pbs and bloomberg announcing they have terminated their wrim charlie rose. his firing effective immediately. in a memo to staff, explaining despite charlie s important journ journalist, there s nothing more important than ensuring a safe workplace. coming just hours after the co-anchors this morning condemned his misconduct. let me be very clear, there is no excuse. charlie does not get a pass here or from anyone in the room. the explosive allegations first systeming. it involved groping, nude at this and harassing phone calls. one woman said he put his hand on her mid thigh. i tensed up. i pulled my legs to the other side of the car. i tried not to get in a car with him ever again. i think he was testing me out. according to the washington post, they either worked for rose or tried to work with him at the charlie rose show. so i think there would be a tremendous risk to speaking out against his behavior. rose has yet to respond to the news of his firing. earlier,
away more information. reporter: cyber experts say the victim of this massive attack were reportedly robbed of their protection also. uber paid the hackers $100,000 to delete the information and conceal the bridge for more than a year. in an effort to protect shareholder value, what they have done is expose drivers and consumers. it s almost like they drove their customers off of a cliff. reporter: uber admits they discovered the hacked late in 2016 same two individuals outside the company had access user data. the companies forensic experts say cards, social security numbers and birth dates have not been compromised but 600,000 uber drivers licenses were stolen. it started to be more important to me to be more politically and actively minded on the investigations i invested in. i deleted the uber app and started using lyft. she knows she can still be at risk since the breach happen when she was using the service just like this writer who takes uber to work daily.
the president of sexual misconduct. the president has denied the accusations, calling the women liars. the firing comes one week after another morning show host. charlie rose was fired from cbs after several women came to the washington post with allegations of being sexually harassed by the anchor. variety says they ve been working on a story for months details multiple sexual harassment allegations against matt lauer and then nbc was aware. in new york, abc7 news. of course, the details are still coming out. what have we learned from variety about what really happen with matt lauer? reporter: variety is speaking out. more than two months they spent interviewing multiple we will. they interviewed at least three women who called themselves victims. and some of the details they talk about are hard to talk about. one woman accuses matt lauer of summoning her into the office and dropping his pants. another woman said matt lauer gave her a sex toy for a holiday with an expl
country. lyanne melendez has been covering this extensively. stunning decision, lyanne. it would be an understatement to say everybody here is surprised with regard to this verdict. i think many people were at least expecting involuntary manslaughter and that was not the case here. again, for those of you joining us, the jury decided that in terms of first degree murder, not guilty, second degree murder, not guilty, and again involuntary manslaughter, not guilty. now, there was one guilty verdict here, and that was possession of a firearm. and, you know, that s very interesting because i asked jeff odachi, the public defender, how is it possible that you find jose ines garcia zarate not guilty on all those charges but yet you find him guilty of possessing a firearm? he says that happens because the jury perhaps decided that even holding, for example, if he found that gun as the defense always argued, if he found it and held it in his hand, he knew that it could be dangero
of something. what i am not sure of. even if he is found guilty of manslaughter the key to this case is will he be found guilty of the 245? the assault with a deadly weapon. with that assault charge comes allegations enhancements. those enhancements are jacobian. they can add 10 years, five years or three years. if he is only found guilty of assault with the allegations he could get into the 10 or 15 year range in prison. watch that one carefully. the jury asked two questions. one could have been about the weapon itself. what does that tell you? jury questions are interesting. i have tried probably 40 mortar trials along with a lot of others. jurors send notes. the attorney starts to read what did they mean by that. what are they looking for? then you read into it. they are heading for not guilty if you are the da. or if you are defense now we wanted a clarification. we had our minds made up. he wanted to delineate what the weapon was for example. or what great bodily i