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will the gop hang together? is their hold on congress at stake if they don t? that debate ahead with the senate, the white house, and our powerhouse roundtable. we ll break down the politics, smoke out the spin. the facts that matter this week. from abc news, it s this week. here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. good morning, the litany of allegations continued to grow more women came forward. charging powerful men with sexual misconduct. it s sparked a national conversation from hollywood to capitol hill, in corporate board rooms and kitchen tables all across the country.question now, will all this talk bring real change? he mashes his lips against my face. and he stuck his tongue in my mouth. leeann tweeden said that happened on a uso tour back in 2006 before al franken was a senator. just the latest in a series of disturbing stories. i remember the lurch when i went to the desk and i said, mr. weinstein is he on the patio? they said, he s in his ....
i resent anyone saying i m doing this just for the rich. give me a break. with just two votes to spare, will the gop hang together? is their hold on congress at stake if they don t? that debate ahead with the senate, the white house, and our powerhouse roundtable. we ll break down the politics, smoke out the spin. the facts that matter this week. from abc news, it s this week. here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. good morning, the litany of allegations continued to grow this week as more and more women came forward. charging powerful men with sexual misconduct. it s sparked a national conversation from hollywood to capitol hill, in corporate board rooms and kitchen tables all across the country. the question now, will all this talk bring real change? he mashes his lips against my face. and he stuck his tongue in my mouth. leeann tweeden said that happened on a uso tour back in 2006, before al franken was a senator. just the latest in a series of ....
return. a sunday sitdown with jimmy fallon. he throws a televised party. auditioning for his dream job and the recently tight competition in late night. have there been people that have come to you and said jimmy, this is working for other people maybe we should step into the anti-trump lane and get into it? it s not what i do. it would be weird for me to do that. i don t care that much about politics. a sunday sitdown with jimmy fallon plus harry smith a bit later in the show. northern california high winds have fueled the flames and no rain is expected for days. nbc s morgan radford is in santa rosa california with the latest. morgan good morning. reporter: willie, good morning. more than 100,000 people have been evacuated from areas like this. they re waking up trying to pick up the pieces. they re not entirely sure what comes next. out of the destruction come stories of hope. meanwhile, in the process, there is good news and there s bad news. the bad news ....
protect her mom, she couldn t protect her elderly mom and her elderly dad from what happened there in the room. the most difficult part, my parents were in my mother turned 80 on the day of the vote to confirm clarence thomas, and i believed the difficult part was to watch my parents who were elderly people, who had lived good lives and raised their children and to be honest and truthful and hardworking and all of the things that we want parents to do for their children. to watch them go through it, the sense that they felt that they couldn t protect me from it, and i think it was really hard on them. it undermined their confidence in whether or not the government truly represented them. and for an african-american family, those kinds of questions have existed. and to have it personalized i think was really difficult, but i have to say they were so strong and so wonderful and so supportive, and they never wavered. and so but it was still hard for me to watch them ....
elderly dad from what happened there in the room. the most difficult part, my parents were in my mother turned 80 on the day of the vote to confirm clarence thomas, and i believed the difficult part was to watch my parents who were elderly people, who had lived good lives and raised their children and to be honest and truthful and hardworking and all of the things that we want parents to do for their child n children. to watch them go through it, the sense that they felt that they couldn t protect me from it, and i think it was really hard on them. it undermined their confidence in whether or not the government truly represented them. and for an african american family, those kinds of questions have existed. and to have it personalized i think was really difficult, but i have to say they were so strong and so wonderful and so supportive, and they never wavered. and so but it was still hard for me to watch them go through that and know that i couldn t protect from ....