author events. this synagogue and cultural center is now 15 years old and its founders and staff deserve credit. [applause] they deserve credit for developing this. we are delighting to be hosting jody and megan. [applause] they are the first to your times reporters who revealed the harvey weinstein extensive sexual abuse and their books she said is the limiting riveting revealing account of how they develop their blockbuster story and its consequences in spurring the meeting movement. as they note in their preface in the wake of the weinstein expose which broke in october 2017 it wasn t if it was if a dam wall had come down. many women not just in this country around the worldha spild forward to tell their own stories of mistreatment. in addition to the pivotal impact the jodyel and megan s reporting has the way they went about conforming story that others before them had tried to rynail provides a terrific case study of what goes into first-rate investigatory journalism. pe
ex-president it all but ensures that special counsel jack smith will hear from the key witness who none of the other investigations into the trump cou plot not the fulton county d.a. has ever heard from under oath we re, of course, talking about mike pence a ruling handed down wednesday night by a federal appeals court rejects an emergency request by trump to block mike pence s testimony. new york times reports this, quote, the 11th hour ruling by the u.s. court of appeals for the district of colombia paves the way for mr. pence to appear before the federal grand jury as early as this week the ex-president has a few legal options left including an appeal to the supreme court but as nbc news reports, quote, in previous instances, where appeals sent senior aides must testify, his legal team has opted no the to fight the decision further and those witnesses have quickly appeared before the grand jury and trump s argument that executive privilege prevents pence or any of his ai
how will i know if he really loves me. i say a prayer with every heartbeat. a live shot of barnumtown, north carolina with whitney houston on sunday morning with fox and friends. good morning, welcome to the fourth hour. glad to have you with us. good morning. rachel: fourth hour. ready to go, fired up. rachel: coming in whitney houston, haven t heard that song in a while. i love it. hahas your poll come in yet. it continues. they put it to you, which one of them is the a agitator. according to will s highly curated twitter, rachel is the problem. rachel: i m the problem go she hasn t done enough research. rachel: he was wear more into i couldn t help it. it was overwhelming. people used terms like knit picker, burr under the seattle. my wife does the same thing. rachel: it says here they re giving you a pass because they say you re just exhausted from all you re doing in what which . rachel: people say. lot of people are saying. a lot of them. it s a go
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this parking lot this morning. they don t know if the escape was planned or impromptu, but they believe he should be considered dangerous. they have been looking with search teams. they have been out looking for him all day. armed police follow k-9 units, through the wednesday and along railroad tracks. a helicopter flies overhead, looking for 28-year-old david m. watson, the prisoner who escaped this morning. watson is serving time for attempted murder in delaware. watson faces charges of attempting to murder police officers. he was being transported here to clifton t. perkins hospital for evaluation. two detention officers were in the white van when watson escaped at 9:40 this morning. a guard opened the door after the van stopped in the parking lot, and watsoho only occupant, pushed the guard to the ground and ran into the woods. we did find handcuffs and a waist chain on the scene. reporter: police with guns drawn, searched a truck, looking for the escapee. at this as