personality julie chen has previously stood by her husband and today she was taking a few days she said from her show, the talk. her co-host sharon osborne had this to say, watch. about to talk about something that effects everybody s lives here at cbs. and i have never been nervous in my life but i m kind of very nervous right now. as you all know, julie s husband is in the news. and she is taking off time to be with her family. [applause] yeah. cbs will donate $20 million to one or more organizations that support me too and equality for women in the workplace. the 20 million would be detucked from moonves exit package which could be worth a reported $120 million or zero, depending on the outcome of the investigations. shep? shepard: much more going on there as well from cbs
monday nez while saying did he have consequential relations with three of women. bottom lineman already involved in internal conflict with company and majority shareholder housed ousd on sunday night with problems tiffany network and others under its employees can a late quickly. trace gallagher has the latest from l.a. the story told by monday very accusers in the new yorker seem to follow similar pattern. moonves using authority to get women in compromising situations and allegedly forcing himself on them sexually. one of the is phyllis golden gottlieb a could you seed moonves of sexually assaulting her back in the mid 1980s. she did file a complaint last year with the los angeles police department but it appears the statute of limitations had run out. today, she appeared on good morning america. watch. moonves says the accusations in the article are untrue. he said that he never used his position to hinder the
i m deeply sad to be leaving the company. moonves was the chairman it of cbs for 15 years, arguably the most powerful tv executive on the west most-watched network. he could get upwards of a hundred 20 million in severance pay that cbs says the amount of severance he gets will depend on the findings made in the internal investigation which is currently underway by outside law firms being hired by cbs. he could get all or some of that money and by the way 20 million of that severance is going to the need to organization as a donation to empower women in the workplace. dana: thank you. congressman ron desantis resigned from the house today. the republicans that he stepping down to focus on his bid to become florida s next governor. since he was likely to miss most of the remaining session to campaign, it would be inappropriate to accept a salar
advancement or careers of women. what s your response to that? [laughter] well, that s a joke it s so bad. of course he did. i mean, he took my whole career. she went on to to say that her encounter with moonves was in no way consensual. you mentioned les moonves claims that sexual acts with three of the accusers was consensual though he refuses to say which ones. shep? shepard: les moonves has released a statement, trace? yeah, he isn t saying much because the terms of his departure have not yet been settled. moonves did release a statement that reads in part in my 40 years of work i have never before heard of such disturbing accusations, can i only surmise they are surfacing now for the first time decades later as part of a concerted effort by others to destroy my name, my reputation, and my career. anyone who knows me knows that the person described in this article is not me. moonves wife, cbs
cbs investigating the allegations against moonves since they were made public in august. and hurricane florence gains strength as it moves toward the u.s. coast. it became a hurricane earlier today packing maximum winds of 85 miles an hour. it could be a category 4 before making expected landfall later this week somewhere in the carolinas. university of north carolina wilmington is urging students to leave announcing canceled classes. i m mary ann rafferty. now back to life, liberty & levin. . mark: so jon voight, the vietnam war had a big impact on you. you went from being a leftist basically, to a conservative to a trump supporter, right? eventually. yeah. well, you know, just going back to that moment in time, i look back on that moment when i realized we were responsible for that all this bloodshed,