they come from the collection of the weinstein family. actual m. weinstein is the custodian, all the instruments which are going to be played off from the collections of volumes of hope. some of these instruments will be for me, also to non jewish people, will survive the war. and some of them, unfortunately, didn't a cindy. it's going to be the 1st by that so many of the instruments from the collection . i'm going to be played on one stage action. i'm weinstein has broad 55 instruments to berlin. most of them by aliens instruments that he and his family gathered together over decades. his wife will also play one of the violence very said was also very combining feeling for me. makes me feel i'm a part of the family as well in the way the option i'm weinstein. accompanies the instruments whenever they travel the world to be played by various orchestra's. so this value and belong to a lady named joyce of on the when she was a child in the netherlands and she was hiding with her mother and her sister. and this is how they survived. joyce fund of english 13 when she was stopped by a pas

they come from the collection of the weinstein family actual m. weinstein is the custodian. all the instruments which are going to be played off from the collections of volumes or for some of these instruments, whether in concentration camps get those um, or below to just briefly also to non jewish people will survive the wolf and some of them unfortunately didn't. and it's going to be the 1st time that so many of the instruments from the collection. i'm going to be played on one stage action. i'm weinstein, has brought 55 instruments to berlin. most of them by aliens instruments that he and his family gathered together over decades. and his wife will also play one of the violence. it's always very sad, but also very combining, feeling for me that makes me feel i'm a part of the family as well in the way the actual m. weinstein accompanies the instruments. whenever they travel, the world to be played by various orchestra's to this valley belong to the lady named joyce vandeveer. she was a child in the netherlands and she was hiding with her mother and her sister. and this is

i'm non weinstein. he continued buying and restoring the violence, the violence of hope, as he called them, became his life's work. he brought them back to germany for the 1st time, and arranged for german musicians to play them. on weinstein died in 2024. it's never been planned to become what it is today. no. and my father spoke on the radio show and the people had instruments that belong to jewish people who were in the holocaust. if they would like to give us that we can put it as an exhibit into concerts and lectures. and we started getting more annoying stories. the 1st lecture was 8 instruments. and then the 1st concept was i think full volumes. and after that it starts growing, and today we have 70 instruments dropping in 2025 is a special year. it is now 80 years since nancy. germany was defeated, a time for the world to reflect on the beginnings of the hor. how could the holocaust happen in 1933 denazi's seized power in germany. the appointment of august hitler as german chancellor mark the en

but we are years from the weinstein movement and weinstein was the poster of that movement because ofany women who had come out and spoken out against him so his initial trial where he was found guilty was seen as a victory for the metoo movement. many were waiting to see what the result would be this time around so a partial victory for one of the women who the jury heard her case and believed her, but more to come as we wait to see with the jury has to say about the rest of the case. let's get the latest on the spending review in the uk. how much of a difference sublimity for public services and for the economy. our deputy economics editor dharshini david has been going through the numbers. and there are certainly a lot of numbers to pore through. the chancellor says there's no return to austerity, and she's doubling down on funding the government's priority areas, investing in defence and channelling money into the nhs. but there's no blank cheques, neither for here nor other areas. in total, the chancellor reckons she has £1.5 trillion to spend in 2029, if she's to meet her financ

weinstein himself has repeatedly denied the allegations against him. when his first trial was overturned last year, it was seen as a massive blow to the metoo movement, so many are watching this case to see the outcome. one of the biggest and most important names in pop music - brian wilson, of the beach boys - has died at the age of 82. david sillito looks back at his life. play hard and strong, all the way. music: good vibrations by the beach boys. what you're watching here is pop history. one song, 90 hours of recording, five studios, 17 sessions, and one man in total control - brian wilson. good vibrations redefined what a pop song could be. in a little over four years he'd written and recorded 11 beach boys albums. the project almost destroyed him. and he was still only 23. # she's giving me excitations. # i'm picking up good vibrations. the one and only beach boys! it had all begun in 1961, when brian formed a band with his brothers and cousin, mike love. they were given the name the beach boys to cash in on the surfing craze. brian couldn't even

weinstein was found guilty of assaulting one woman and not guilty of assaulting a second woman.is at the courthouse in lower manhattan. >> reporter: jury deliberations became so heated, it led harvey weinstein, who has cancer and uses a wheelchair, to ask the judge to stop the trial because he said it was unfair. instead, weinstein was found guilty for the 2006 sexual assault of miriam haley, his former production assistant. >> i'm relieved, really relieved. very grateful to the jury. just, you know, the idea that someone wouldn't believe the truth, like just the thought of that is so awful. and i'm just so grateful and relieved that, you know, they could see the obvious. >> reporter: weinstein was convicted on the same charge five years ago, but that verdict was thrown out on a technicality. in a phone interview last week, weinstein said his actions were stupid. >> i have regrets that i put my family through this, that i put my wife through this, that i acted immorally, but never illegal, never criminal. >> reporter: weinstein was one of the most successful movie producers in h

harvey weinstein has been found guilty of sexual assault at a retrial in new york. weinstein's original conviction was overturned last april, after an appeals court found he hadn't received a fair trial in 2020. the former film producer was found not guilty of another sexual assault charge, and the jury is yet to return a verdict on a charge of rape. wednesday's conviction is in addition to a 16 year sentence that weinstein has yet to serve after being convicted of sexual crimes in los angeles.weinstein's --joining me now is sarah krissoff, former us federal prosecutor. great to see you again. take us through what we saw today with his verdict on one count. it's an interestingly mixed a verdict. they have a situation where they have a guilty verdict and won the sexual assault counts, it's called criminal sexual activity, one not guilty verdict, and then other counts for which they were not able to reach a verdict. so the judge said, hey, listen, you've got to come back, see if you can reach a verdict on those counts. remind us why there is a retrial. so this really

and yes, harvey weinstein is going to be held accountable for his conduct. >> weinstein maintains hisinnocence, but he's due in court next month so a judge can set a new trial date. he's going to remain in custody for the foreseeable future. his lawyers are calling for a thorough review of the chaos in that jury room. aaron katersky, abc news, new york. >> all right, aaron, thank you for that. all i can say is good luck, everybody, as we enter the one and only friday the 13th of the year. >> yeah. scholars say friday the 13th reputation for bad luck likely originates way back at the last supper, when judas was the 13th guest. they also point that many unfortunate things mentioned in the bible happened on fridays. >> well, okay, chipotle and krispy kreme are trying to, you know, make things a little better for us. they have friday the 13th related deals today. and if you love friday the 13th, you're already looking forward to next year. there are three of them. then what do you think? are you a fan? >> i'm not superstitious. yeah, i like free, free food and good deals, so i'll take it.

weinstein faces up to 18 years in prison for this conviction.jury has reached no verdict yet on a third alleged victim. cbs's nikki battiste reports from the courthouse. >> jury deliberations became so heated it led harvey weinstein, who has cancer and uses a wheelchair, to ask the judge to stop the trial because he said it was unfair. instead, weinstein was found guilty for the 2006 sexual assault of miriam haley. his former production assistant. >> i'm relieved. really relieved. very grateful to the jury. just, you know, the idea that someone wouldn't believe the truth. like, just the thought of that. it's just so awful. and i'm just so grateful and relieved that, you know, they could see the obvious. >> weinstein was convicted on the same charge five years ago, but that verdict was thrown out on a technicality. in a phone interview last week, weinstein said his actions were stupid. >> i have regrets. i put my family through this, that i put my wife through this, that i acted immorally but never illegal, never criminal. >> weinstein was one of

accusing harvey weinstein of rape.avid. >> the split verdict in an extraordinary scene in that jury room. thank you erin. next tonight, u.s. authorities now confirming the death of a missing female sailor who vanished from her barracks in norfolk, virginia. her body has been found in the woods. and tonight, what we're learning about the case. and the person now detained another sailor. here's whit johnson tonight. >> the navy confirms they found the body of missing sailor angelina resendez. and a fellow sailor is now in pretrial confinement in connection with her death. resendez was 21 years old, a culinary specialist assigned to the uss james e williams, a destroyer based in norfolk, virginia. she disappeared from her barracks on may 29th. the virginia state police issued a critically missing adult alert on june 3rd. her body was found monday a week later in a wooded area of the city. navy officials have not released her cause of death or the identity of the sailor in custody. >> this person is a real person. she's a

weinstein himself has repeatedly denied the allegations against him.hen his first trial was overturned last year, it was seen as a massive blow to the metoo movement. so many are watching this case to see the outcome. you are live with bbc news. we want to bring you more on the breaking news we brought you a little earlier coming in from the un nuclear watchdog which is meeting in vienna. it has found that iran has failed to comply with its obligations when it comes to nuclear energy. i want to read the statement that we have coming in from there. it is that the board finds that iran's many failures to uphold its obligations since 2019 to provide the agency with full and timely cooperation regarding undeclared nuclear material and activities at multiple undeclared locations in iran as detailed in its regulations. those are some of the reasons why they have found iran in breach of its obligations. of course, this comes when iran and washington are carrying out negotiations over its nuclear plans, its nuclear programmes, so they expect another round of t

finding weinstein guilty on one count of a criminal sexual act, not of another.main divided on the last charge, third degree rape. the verdict concerns a former model who says weinstein forced oral sex on her in 2006. >> there is no win or lose for me, i was not on trial. we have one life to live, and if we won't fight for our justice, who will? >> reporter: she's one of three accusers to testify this trial. the 2020 trial resulted in a conviction for rape and sexual assault and was overturned by new york's highest court last year. >> harvey weinstein has maintained all along all the relationships with all of the women were consensual. what message do you have for him today? >> the same message i had to his lawyer, they should be ashamed of themselves. >> reporter: the attorney saying despite the verdict her testimony was crucial. >> i don't know if it would have resulted in this conviction if she didn't testify. it's a victory no matter what. week, weinstein t speaking out in a phone interview. >> i acted immorally, my actions were stupid, but never illegal, nev

>>> harvey weinstein convicted of one sexual assault in his retrial, but found not guilty on another. the woman who brought that allegation, sitting down with our chloe melas. >>> the new video, a child drowning, nobody around him could swim and the construction worker that jumped into action to save that little boy's life. >>> his voice was the sound of summer, one of the greatest american musicians of all time. he wrote "good vibrations" but battled mental health. tonight, we remember brian wilson. "nightly news" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with tom llamas. >> and good evening. tonight as we come on the air, the arrests are mounting. more than 200 so far in los angeles, with tonight's new curfew just hours away. including a dramatic arrest, you see it right here, police pinning the car of a man dhs calls a "violent rioter," who they say punched an officer. and federal officials arresting a man who they say tossed a molotov cocktail at law enforcement. with frustration boiling over, those anti-immigration enforcement protests spreading. overnight, clash

and certainly in 2020, when the first weinstein trial occurred.now, i have been covering this since the very beginning, and it's been kind of incredible to see the shift culturally, politically. but i have to tell you, i hear from survivors that i speak with, i hear from sources all throughout hollywood. they say they understand if there's criticism of the metoo movement, that every social justice movement deserves to be looked at and deserves to evolve and to grow. but they say don't make harvey weinstein the example of that. >> for, but they say he shouldn't be the example. >> elizabeth wagmeister. as always, thank you so much and thank you all for watching. anderson cooper 360 is next. >> tonight on 360. elon musk still raging against the pre'

weinstein has pleaded not guilty.eles in 2022. >> and he still faces a 16. >> year sentence in that case. >> nbc news national correspondent. yasmin vossoughian joins us from outside the courthouse. yasmin, what can we expect as these closing. >> arguments. >> get underway? >> so you mentioned that the trial is underway. actually, the charging conference has begun, which if we remember from all the trials that we have covered thus. >> far. >> essentially that. is part of coming. >> up with the jury. >> instructions in which that will be delivered to the jury before they begin deliberations after closing arguments. >> closing arguments. >> likely to begin. >> sometime later today, and then. >> the jury to. >> go into deliberations. you talked. >> about the potential charges. here regarding. >> three separate women of. >> alleged sexual assault. >> between the 2006 and 2013. let's talk through some of what we're. >> going to hear. >> when it comes. >> to those. >> closing arguments. when it comes to the prosecution. >>

they found weinstein was guilty on account of --. the witness in the retrial.ish model said she was supposed to go meet weinstein to read a script of when she accused him of abuse. but, the jurors are still undecided on the third charge of rape against jessica mann. the judge dismissed them for the day to cool off and then come back tomorrow after deliberating on that. but, lawyers are saying that since this has unfolded in the jury room, any options for appeal. >> reporting firm -- from new york. we are having some trouble with her line. the economic news we brought you earlier. let's speak to our correspondent, michelle fleury. i want to mention the consumer price index. it rose to 2.4% in may and prices fell in some key areas. what do you make of the data? michelle: i think people have been poring over the data a while now looking for what impact donald trump's trade policies, notably, francisco -- notably, tariffs have had on the economy. this data is showing we have not seen much impact. with areas we might expect that like clothing and a new cars, they ha

weinstein then spoke directly to the judge. are endangering me, your honor, i am not getting a fair trial. but a short time later, that jury reaching a unanimous verdict on two of the three counts. just extraordinary, david. the jury foreman saying they keep attacking me, the judge reminding jurors they need to be civil when they return tomorrow to decide the most serious count, accusing harvey weinstein of rape. david? >> david: the split verdict in an extraordinary scene in that jury room. thank you, aaron. >>> next tonight, u.s. authorities confirming the death of a missing u.s. sailor. her body has been found in the woods. and tonight, what we're learning about the case and the person now detained. another sailor. here's whit johnson. >> reporter: tonight, the navy confirms they found the body of missing sailor angelina risendis. she was 21 years old, a culinary specialist assigned to the "uss james e. williams," a destroyer based in norle toing, virginia. she disappeared on may 29th. the virginia state police issuing a pol

here in baku with leonid weinstein.ic and chamber music, music for ballets, plays and films, musical comedies and operas were born. leonid weinstein's cinderella in russian became a world-famous hit. when i first saw the score, i was surprised, surprised by the depth of this music, surprised by the beautiful melodies, all the artists fell in love with it, this performance has been going on for several years now, and the artists come out as if in... for the first time 5 years have passed, but we have now plunged into, returned again to this enchanting atmosphere of weinstein's music, i never cease to be amazed at what a wonderful melodist he was, everyone is smiling, the orchestra is smiling, the choir is smiling, the soloists like it, and the music is simply flowing, i am happy that we are in baku, maestro adegizalov, a world-famous conductor, the pride of azerbaijan, a graduate of leningrad. catch the sound in your hand and sculpt, sculpt. preparations for the bokin performances of cinderella lasted more than two days.

weinstein weren't part of the charges themselves.eals concluded that that was prejudicial to harvey weinstein, and so the manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg, charged harvey weinstein again in 2020 for bringing an indictment about his interactions with three women. that trial has been ongoing now for several weeks, and on june 2nd, the jury started to deliberate. if you read new york local news, you will see that that jury has been furiously negotiating, discussing for several days. there have been reporting that the jurors were at one another's throats. there is one juror who tried to come off the jury saying that there was, quote, playground stuff going on between the jurors that he reported to the judge. another juror came back earlier this week and told the judge that there was pressure being put on certain of the jurors to reach a verdict based on information that wasn't presented during the trial, that they were bringing up what this juror referred to as elements of mr. weinstein's past, things that may have been reported

weinstein has pleaded not guilty.ew york city. more than a month after this retrial started prosecutors, the defense now presenting their closing arguments today. what didid we ar so far? >> reporter: the defense has just wrapped, finished up their closing arguments, we are now on a break and then the baton will be tossed to the prosecution which they will begin their close ing arguments and then the case will lie in the hands of those 12 jurors. so far from the defense today, kate, we have heard of them going after the three women, the accusers of harvey weinstein, talking about meany haley, chi louisiana and jessica man, how harvey weinstein harvey weinstein was the victim of these three women. how they used their beauty and power to coax him into giving them things in the film industry from parts to scripts to inviting them to top notch a-list parties. talking about how they were unreliable, they were just after money, and why did they wait years to, in fact, tell people around them, to tell their friends to come a

. >>> a split verdict in the harvey weinstein case. the disgraced movie mogul convicted of one sexual assault at his retrial but found not guilty on another. we'll hear from the woman who brought that allegation to light. >>> remembering the pop pioneer who brought good vibrations to speakers everywhere. a look back at the life of the legendary beach boys' co-founder, brian wilson. >>> and you can't spell copyright violation with a.i. the media giants teaming up to take an a.i. company to court for unlicensed use of everything from "star wars" to shshrek. >>> and the pacers silence the thunder in a game three thriller. the heroics that put indiana over the top. as we tip off this thursday, june 12th. "early today" starts right now. . >>> good morning. glad you're with me. i'm frances rivera. another night of protests across america, with activists rising up against mass deportation efforts by immigration and customs enforcement. police arrested protesters outside i.c.e. offices in spokane, washington, tucson, arizona and new york city.

harvey weinstein has pleaded not guilty. on wednesday, the jury reached a unanimous decision on two of the other three counts. they found guilty of one sex crime and not guilty on another. harvey weinstein plans to appeal his conviction which carries a maximum of 25 years in prison. his team is also already appealing a 16-year prison sentence from his california conviction. outside the courthouse harvey weinstein's lawyer said they believed there was evidence of gross jury misconduct including jurors considering outside evidence in the cases of r kelly and sean combs in the discussion so after two trials and five years, you're live with bbc news. the white house is accusing a us senator of political theatre after interrupting a news conference by president trump's cabinet official in los angeles. senator alex padilla tried asking a question to homeland security secretary kristi noem. this is the moment when security guards grab the senator by his clothing and shove him out the door before forcing him to ground and placing hi

weinstein himself has repeatedly denied the allegations against him.hen his first trial was overturned last year, it was seen as a massive blow to the metoo movement, so many are watching this case to see the outcome. police officers from scotland are set to be sent to northern ireland, after the force there requested support. it follows a second night of violence in ballymena which left 17 police officers injured. police have warned that the unrest "risks undermining" the criminal justice process into an allegation of a sex attack on a teenage girl. from ballymena, our ireland correspondent, sara girvin, sent this report. two nights of intense violence have left homes destroyed, cars on fire, and 32 police officers injured. police have described the disorder as racist thuggery and say they are treating the attacks as racially-motivated hate crimes. this morning, another clean-up, but the events of the past few days have left their mark. around these streets, residents are beginning to announce their nationalities. filipino families are putting sticker

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harvey weinstein himself is repeatedly denied the allegations against him.s first try was overturned last year it was seen as a massive blow to the me to movement. many are watching this case to see the outcome. some of the biggest names in music have been paying tribute to the beach boys frontman, brian wilson, who's died at the age of 82. bob dylan said he'd spent years admiring wilson's "genius". elton john described him as a "true giant". in a statement posted online, his family said, "we are heartbroken to announce that our beloved father brian wilson has passed away, we are at a loss for words right now." he wrote or co-wrote more than two dozen top 40 hits for the band, including god only knows, california girls and good vibrations. let's speak to the entertainment journalist jeanne wolf who's in los angeles. hello to you. the tributes are flowing in. many musicians his peers within the industry describing his genius. what did they mean by that? he was of his time or was it his legacy? it was his legacy but it was his music. they really acknowledged h

the jury delivers a mixed verdict in the sex crime retrial of disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. what to expect in the day ahead as the panel resumes deliberations on the final charge. >>> thunder outpaced. indiana rallies in the fourth quarter to beat oklahoma city. for a 2-1 series lead in the nba final. we have the highlights and much more when "early today" starts right now. ts right now. >>> good morning. i'm frances rivera. another day of protests across america with activists rising up against mass deportation efforts by immigration and customs enforcement. police arrested protesters outside i.c.e. protesters in spokane, washington, tucson, arizona and new york city. hundreds protested outside an arena during a nba finals game. a peaceful crowd in san antonio, texas marched near city hall chanting in spanish, quote, we are here and not leaving. but the most significant protests are still happening in southern california, where a curfew is in effect in downtown los angeles for a second day in a row. police on horseback firing rubber bullets and other so-called non-lethal we

>>> we are back now with a dramatic ending to harvey weinstein's retrial in new york. the judge declaring a mistrial on the final charge against the movie mogul when the jury foreman refused to join deliberations, yesterday weinstein was convicted on a separate sexual assault charge and found guilty on another. weinstein will stay in custody. >>> an explosion leveling this house in the chicago suburbs, a 76-year- old man inside died in the blast and the cause appears to be a natural gas leak authorities are investigating the cause. >>> a warning if you're going on vacation, meat contender, the biggest great white shark ever recorded in the atlantic. 14 feet long, 1600 pounds, quite the beast and on the move headed north along the east coast. tracking sharks says he was less enough the north atlantic coast near pamlico sound after swimming from florida. >>> up next, good news about the kindness of strangers and the surprise that changed everything for this family. >>> >>> finally, there is good news for one family in virginia. the special moment one mother surprised her

weinstein himself so much as the jurors who cannot seem to get along.r the last week of their deliberations, two jurors have gone to see the judge sent him notes saying, essentially, i can't take it anymore. and the foreperson even said, i'm not going back into that room with them. but today. >> the judge sent them back to deliberate more. >> well, they will be back tomorrow morning. they have been let. >> go tonight. >> correct. and they will be back in the morning. and whether or not they'll ultimately reach a verdict on that count, we still do not know. but let's go to the details if we can, of what the verdict. yes. so harvey weinstein has been found guilty on one count of criminal sexual act in the first degree. and just to translate what that means, that is a sexual act that is not intercourse itself, but what makes it a first degree crime is that there is a use or a threat of physical force that places somebody in immediate fear. and here the jury finding that in july of 2006, harvey weinstein engaged in oral sex with a woman named miriam haley w

"the new york times" reports a jury has convicted harvey weinstein in a second new york sex crimes trialguilty of the top charge. the 2006 sexual assault of miriam haley his former production assistant. he was acquitted of another, and jurors have been unable to reach a verdict on a third charge. >> i'm relieved. really relieved. very grateful to the jury. just -- you know, the idea that someone wouldn't believe the truth, like just the thought of that is just so awful. >> weinstein has pleaded not guilty to all charges and told the court yesterday the trial was not fair. the jury resumes deliberations today on that third charge. >>> the "associated press" says photos show the alleged victim in a new york city crypto kidnapping leaving a house freely according to defense lawyers. the attorney representing two suspects who pleaded not guilty told the court yesterday the alleged victim was spotted moving around manhattan on the days he claimed he was tortured in captivity. prosecutors say the victim was clearly in distress because he ran bare foot and bloodied to the nearest officer after

the harvey weinstein jury deliberations tonight and the eye opening note right here. a four person notifying the judge. i need to talk to you about a situation that isn't very good. the remarkable rescue. look at this. a pet zebra here in the u.s. airlifted to safety. and tonight, here we celebrate the music of sly stone. remembering the singer. the leader of sly and the family stone. >> from abc news world headquarters in new york. this is world news tonight with david muir. >> good evening. it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we do begin tonight with los angeles bracing tonight after sweeping immigration raids sparked protests and clashes tonight. a u.s. official now confirming to abc news 700 marines are now on their way to los angeles to join california's national guard, which was deployed by the president, not that state's governor. late this afternoon, a peaceful protest after the arrest of a union leader. but the city is bracing for nightfall. it was a far different scene over the weekend. protesters setting off fireworks right there. poli

weinstein faces three charges. he was found guilty of criminal sexual assault in one count and was acquitted of sexual assault on a second count. the jury has not reached a verdict on the charge of third degree rape involving actress jessica mann. weinstein denies sexually assaulting or ... anyone. the judge has sent home the jury for the day. deliberations on that third count continue tomorrow. back here in the bay area, the leader of a san francisco nonprofit is starting a hunger strike today to protest millions of dollars in proposed cuts to civil legal services in the city. he says mayor daniel lurie's proposed budget can lead to homelessness and hunger. >>please agree to the common sense goal that nobody should become homeless because they can't get legal assistance. when someone is facing homelessness, free legal services can keep them housed. the cost of that service is nothing compared to the cost to our society. when someone ends up on the street. >>on the steps of city hall, you see their labor activists

her first sexual encounter ever was with harvey weinstein. how could she be in a position, for instance, to lure a man like harvey weinstein towards her that she was promised, for instance, that she would be a huge star, not unlike gwyneth paltrow? and then moving on to jessica mann, the third and final accuser. and then they broke for lunch. they'll be in lunch for about an hour or so, and then closing arguments will resume for the defense. then there will be jury instructions. and then, chris, this case will be handed over to those 12 jurors in which harvey weinstein's fate here in new york state, and important to be specific about that, will be in the hands of those two jurors. also, 12 jurors, i should say. also important to remember here, though, he still has an appeal pending in los angeles county. >> yasmin, and thank you for that. now, to the faa acting administrator on capitol hill, facing some tough questions about plans to overhaul the agency, nbc's melanie zanona is there for us. i know you've been listening in what stood out. >>

harvey weinstein has been found guilty of sexual assault at a retrial in new york. weinstein's original conviction was overturned last april, after an appeals court found he hadn't received a fair trial in 2020. the former film producer was found not guilty of another sexual assault charge, and the jury is yet to return a verdict on a charge of rape. wednesday's conviction is in addition to a 16 year sentence that weinstein has yet to serve after being convicted of sexual crimes in los angeles. south korea's military says it has suspended its loudspeaker propaganda broadcasts across the border to north korea, as part of a bid to "restore trust" between both countries. the move comes a week after the country elected its new president lee jae-myung, who had campaigned on improving inter-korean ties. pyongyang considers the loudspeaker propaganda broadcasts an act of war and has threatened to blow them up in the past. brian wilson, co-founder of the beach boys, one of pop's most successful bands of all time, has died at the age of 82. capturing the optimism of the 1960

however, the jury did convict weinstein on a separate account of sexual assault, meaning the disgrace producer could face up to 25 years in prison. germany's institute for economic research says the country's economy is showing early signs of recovery. the institute raised its growth forecasts for germany to 3 tenths of a percent. this year. it expects new government measures and a spending surge will help lift growth to one and a half percent in 2026. we turned out to india for a passenger plane craft into a medical campus just seconds after taking off the or india boeing 787 was on the road from and about in western india to london. the are line says 241 people on board were killed, but one man at least, has survived the crash. surveillance footage captures the moment and at india a passenger plane crashes into a nearby building just moments of to take off, sending a massive cybil high up into the sky. and it's one of india's west disasters. in decades, the aftermath a mess of charged metal, smoke, debris, and dead bodies. civilians and rescue teams rushed to the site, trying to ext

harvey weinstein will begin table. >> well, i'm obviously relieved again.think i would be revisiting this and i hope i don't revisit it after this. i hope it is finally over. >> the jury could not agree on the charge that accused weinstein of raping jessica mad. they had complication relationship that they appeared to remain friends. the two counts one with a plea to the judge for mistrial saying this is my life on the lane and this is not fair. it is time to end the trial. weinstein has maintained innocence and his attorneys plan to appeal the sexual assault conviction and predict there was gross jury misconduct that the case will be thrown out. his legal team in california is also appealing 2022 rape conviction in los angeles, sandra. >> sandra: lauren, new york city whereas, john. >> john: tragedy london bound airline with crash with 240 people on board. the latest on the investigation next, post this... >> senate republicans are trying to bring back the smog. they are trying to make america a smoggy again. >> sandra: the trump administration ruling that

weinstein's 2020 conviction was overturned last year. you might remember after a new york court of appeals found he did not receive a fair trial. weinstein has pleaded not guilty and denied any wrongdoing. aarp is warning people about an uptick in scams targeting seniors. the nonprofit's latest survey shows more than. more than 4 in 10 adults have experienced financial losses due to fraud. they say scammers can use your social media to steal your information. some of the things that are risky are engaging with those fun quizzes on social media, but you could be sharing information that will be used against you in a in a fraud attempt. they know that much more about you, or the information that they're trying to get from you. helps them understand what your password might be so that they can go in and attack your accounts. it's just not safe to do those things. aarp also recommends using a password manager to boost your protection online. if you do lose money to a scam, contact your bank and report the theft to law enforcement. coming up,

weinstein has denied all charges. former 49ers jimmy ward is in some legal trouble. the houston texans safety was arrested early this morning at his home in magnolia, texas. he's facing felony assault and family violence charges. deputies say the victim alleged she had been assaulted, strangled and threatened by her fiance, identified as ward. our nbc affiliate in houston reports he was released on a $30,000 bail. in a statement, the texans say they are gathering more information but had no further comment. a lot more news coming up. gia vang joins us now with what's coming up next. well, janelle garvin, right now at six, a california lawmaker taken down and put in handcuffs after trying to challenge the white house's immigration crackdown in los angeles. senator alex padilla, i have questions for the secretary. the latest reaction coming in after senator alex padilla was briefly detained during a news conference with the homeland security secretary. plus, the battle over whether president trump has the legal right to send california national guard troops to the prot

it all comes a day after the jury convicted weinstein on a separate sex abuse charge. weinstein faced a retrial that began back in april after a new york state appeals court last year overturned his 2020 conviction. new at 11, the country's largest muslim rights group is at sfo demanding answers for two palestinians blocked from entering the bay area. the council on american-islamic relations, better known as cair, says that two palestinians were invited to speak at interfaith events and raise money for children suffering in gaza. but despite having valid visas, both were detained. injury and not allowed in. now supervisor bilal mahmoud, the city's first muslim supervisor, says that he went to the airport overnight to try to ge answers from border patrol. the most the border patrol has told us after we initiated contact was that they had valid visas when they got here and they were revoked on entry, and they told us that they are still here and have not told us whether they have any food, what are their lodging conditions. it's been nearly 18 hours that they've been st

but it's still deliberating, a surcharge of ripe weinstein was initially convicted 5 years ago, but the ruling was overturned last year and send back for re trial medical officials and gaza say at least 28 people have been killed by is really going firewall waiting to enter a us back to food distribution center is ready. military says it's investigating the incident and that soldiers fired warning shots towards palestinians. they said posed a threat. as causes humanitarian crisis deepens, trying to access food is not just a struggle. it's a deadly risk. local rescue workers say a crowd had gathered outside the us back to distribution site in central gaza when drones and tags opened fire l she fell hospital, causes largest, said it received dozens bodies and treated nearly a 100 patients wounded. in the incident we received a large number of casualties about 200 in a single day. not get the mean a lot of bob 7 to many patients died while waiting for that ton i them. we also treated injuries on the floor due to the lack of beds in place is to treat patient . i'm back in the bottom of the

however, the jury did convict weinstein on a separate account of sexual assault, meaning the disgrace producer could face up to 25 years in prison. germany's institute for economic research says the country's economy is showing early signs of recovery. the institute raised its growth forecasts for germany to 3 tenths of a percent. this year it expects new government measures and a spending surge will help less growth to one and a half percent next year. as you, as president donald trump's administration has told the israeli government that the united states will not be directly involved in any is really military strike against a runs nuclear facilities. that's according to the website actually is, trump has one that is real, me soon take military action against iran. and the united nations has declared iran in breach of its nuclear obligations, the international atomic energy agency. you said the wrong had failed to provide answers on, on declared nuclear materials, or runs present my sweet as can as said, the resolution was political evolved to increase it runs out, but i've been ric

. >> the new york sex crimes case against former hollywood mogul harvey weinstein.nd today, in a mistrial, the judge declaring the case a mistrial on that last rape charge after the jury foreman declined to deliberate. he claims he was bullied by other jurors over his position on the charge. the ruling comes just one day after a split verdict on two other charges. in this case, weinstein was found guilty of forcibly subjecting a woman to a criminal act sex act, back in 2006. >> it's about the survivors. and yes, harvey weinstein is going to be held accountable for his conduct as a miss haley. and he's facing a very significant term of imprisonment for that. >> weinstein is set to return to court july 2nd for talks of a retrial and sentencing dates. his conviction for first degree criminal sex act carries a possible sentence of up to 25 years in prison. weinstein was convicted of rape and other sex crimes here in california back in 2022, and sentenced to 16 years in prison. >> still to come this afternoon on the four adventures in ai. up next, we are talking live wit

others to speak out. >> the 73 year old weinstein denies sexually assaulting or raping anyone.n wilson, a co-founder and creative force of the rock group the beach boys, has died at the age of 82. wilson formed the beach boys with their surf sound in the 1960s, becoming america's answer to the beatles. he wrote timeless songs such as surfer girl, good vibrations and god only knows. his work was so groundbreaking that singer tom petty compared him to beethoven. wilson called his music and his children the greatest loves of his life. cnn's stephanie elam looks back at the legendary musician's life and legacy. >> he was the mastermind. >> behind the beach boys chart topping success. brian wilson was one of the most influential composers in modern music. the beach boys joyful pop emerged. >> at the vanguard. >> of the california sound in the early 60s. it was wilson's creative genius that layered the band's five distinct voices into one perfect harmony. >> i would. just describe it as. >> ethereal and masculine. >> masculine and feminine. >> put together. >> wilson and the other. >

tonight, prosecutors pledged to retry weinstein on the rape charge. we turn now to the horror at a florida beach. a nine year old girl attacked by a shark while snorkeling, the shark biting off much of her hand. and tonight here, the extraordinary surgery that's now followed. here's morgan norwood. >> tonight, this nine year old girl recovering from surgery after witnesses say a shark bit off most of her hand while she was snorkeling. >> sap. okay, hang on just a second. i'm sorry. there's what? a shark. >> officials in boca grande on florida's gulf coast, responding to reports of a shark attack wednesday afternoon when leah lindell's family says she emerged from the water screaming, her hand covered in blood. >> tourniquet is applied. >> bystanders rushing in to help wrap up the wound. first responders airlifted the victim to a tampa hospital. >> it was a big shark, like eight feet. when we see the little girl coming out from the water, we know him. everybody was in shock. >> leah's family starting a gofundme and sharing this image after they say she