i think he s a monster. others who crossed his path. speaking out for the first time on camera. what are you doing? no! this is not okay. parties, women say with a guest list of two. where is everybody? their fears of his retaliation. this is unfair. i will never do another thing to you, five minutes. don t ruin your friendship with me. so why did the da do nothing as the settlements mounted. tonight they re silent no more. men might think it s a game they re winning and we have let them win. for a long time. i m elizabeth vargas. and i m david muir and this is 20/20. fade in to a los angeles skyline. 1989 and our telling of the weinstein scandal saga begins with the premier of a film called sex, lies and video. did you make one of these damn videotapes? it marks the arrival of hollywood executive harvey weinstein who heads up upstart studio called miramax. it trance forled the american film industry. made them the player and harvey was
good afternoon, i m kenny choi. i m anne makovec. chopper 5 was giving us a like at the damage that residents face. you can see evacuees digging through debris where houses once stood. kpix 5 s jessica flores reports. reporter: i m on jenna place in coffey park where we found some of the original homeowners of this community. they spent the last three decades here and vowed to build their homes here once again. all right. save that. all right! reporter: for john and jody, it s the small things keeping them going after they escaped the flames that tore through their santa rosa community. we jumped into the car in robes and slipper, didn t have time to grab anything. reporter: the city is letting them back in coffey park for the day to sift through the ash for personal items. must have been the hinge to the medicine cabinet. reporter: they are hoping to find a grandmother s ring. so the chances are one in 1,000 that we ll be able to find it. reporter: down t
find. tonight how to spot a spy. honoring america s heroes, a gold star mom on a mission. also, this weekend spectacular show. it is absolutely free. good evening. the demand for answers is growing louder tonight in the combat deaths of four american soldiers in a place most of us didn t know american forces were even serving. the outnumbered green berets were ambushed more than two weeks ago in a remote corner of niger. tonight amid a new call for congressional hearings of the attack an expanding investigation is looking at among other things whether the americans had the latest intelligence and adequate air support. and even whether they may have been set up by locals. our pentagon correspondent hans nichols has new details. reporter: as the last soldier in niger, sergeant johnson was mourned by his family. a senior congressional aide who has been extensively briefed tells nbc news the ambush that killed him and three soldiers stemmed in part from a massive intellig
back and was taken into custody by oakland police. we don t have identification yet on the suspect. we don t have identification yet on the victim. we were told, though, she was taken to the hospital and, again, as the police said, in critical condition. so the injuries were major. as we learn more about exactly what happened here, we ll bring it to you live at 5:00 and at 6:00. for right now, live in oakland, eric thomas, abc 7 news. all right. eric, thank you. the stories of heroism and narrow escapes continue to pour in from the devastating north bay fires. this time from the north shore of clear lake where more than 150 homes were destroyed by the fast-moving fires. the sulfur fire is out. but the traumatic memories will live on. abc 7 news reporter, laura anthony live in clear lake park with a story only on abc 7 news. reporter: hi, larry. this is a mobile home park. it s called holiday island. this has just one narrow drive in and out at the height of the fire.
occasionally wet start to the weekend. improving tomorrow, but still blustery. i will have all the weekend weather and the very latest on what we can expect from storm brian, in the next half an hour. in sport. the sound every football manager dreads. booing. boos ring out after west ham lose 3 0 to brighton, piling the pressure on manager slaven bilic. # when you re weary. the teenager who lost her love for music after the manchester bombing finds her voice again. good morning, first our main story. speed limits through motorway roadworks could be raised from 50 to 60 miles per hour. the proposed changes follow trials by highways england which showed drivers feel safer at higher speeds. jon donnison reports. roadworks and mile after mile of little orange cones are the bane of many driver s lives. the current speed limit when passing through motorway roadworks is 50 mph, but highways england says that could be increased to up to 60. it follows trials where drivers were fitted