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new york city police are moving closer to an arrest of movie producer harvey weinstein. they say rape allegations made by an actress are credible, and they re putting together evidence for a judge to issue a warrant. jericka duncan, who broke this story yesterday, has the follow- up tonight. we have an actual case here. reporter: at an n.y.p.d. news conference, chief of detectives robert boyce made it clear they are working to arrest harvey weinstein. we are happy with where the investigation is right now. mr. weinstein is out of state. we would need a a arrest warrant to arrest him. reporter: cbs news first reported thursday that actress paz de la huerta told police that weinstein raped her in new york city twice back in october and december of 2010. weinstein s spokesperson has not responded to this latest allegation. today, i asked chief boyce about de la huerta s claims. what makes her story so credible? the ability to articulate each and every movement ....
sympathizers. lunch date. the president makes the trip to capitol hill today, meeting with senate republicans to push his tax plan. i do look at these things as more of a photo op. they re not really about substance. and president trump s personal lawyer meets with investigators on the hill after their initial meeting a month ago was abruptly canceled. but let s begin today with the emerging theory about what led to that deadly ambush in west africa. three officials briefed on the matter tell nbc it appears the american-led patrol walked right into a trap set by militants who had been tipped off by local villagers costing four americans their lives. got lots of questions for my panel this morning. i want to start with hans nichols. officials told nbc they think this was likely a setup. what s leading them to that conclusion? facts on the ground. you know, a lot has changed in our understanding and what pentagon officials have told us. one thing that really hasn ....
good morning, everyone. john berman here. new this morning, he is going to sue or so he says. a woman goes on the record to clime that alabama senate candidate roy moore molested her when she was 14. three other women go on the record to say he pursued them when they were in their teens and the response from roy moore is to threaten a lawsuit against the newspaper that told their stories. another attack on my reputation and desperate to stop my political campaign. these attacks are completely false and untrue and for which they will be sued. those are roy moore s words. lee corfman s words are i wanted it over with and wanted out. her words are compelling enough that moore should drop out but president trump not one of them, not yet. what are you finding down there this morning? you know, we re hearing a couple of different responses. we are certainly hearing support for judge moore. that people say that they do believe that this is a conspiracy. that this is a po ....
arduous and still is the former slaves lived deep in the rain forest. along with the bible the moravian brethren brought education medicine and practical knowledge. no i didn t know. that s the syrian river. moravian missionaries came up this river out anything bringing us churches schools and doctors and when our ancestors escaped from the plantations they came here you have to cross the rapids so it was a difficult journey that hasn t changed how do you know no. the a. the moravian brethren arrived in surinam in the eighteenth century by then fugitive slaves from the sugar plantations were living in the rainforest the missionaries began baptizing converts building schools and setting up clinics. in seventeen twenty two a german count nicholas found since and off had given refuge to moravians fleeing religious persecution on his estate in saxony the evangelical christians founded the community of han haute. the pious count encourage them to become missionaries and to t ....
i m the guy you should hire, i m closest to the president. i m miss personal lawyer. joining me, dana bash and bob bauer, former white house couns counsel. i want to talk to you about the president and when it comes to the special counsel. you actually spoke to rudy giuliani, right? what did he tell you about potential prep for this? what he says is that they are not doing any lengthy prep yet. they haven t done it at least since giuliani has been on board. cnn was the first report they had started it back with the previous legal team. at least in recent weeks it hasn t happened. what giuliani told me is that it s not he s not discussing it because necessarily they re going to agree to an interview, because i reminded him much, i don t think he needed reminding that the president has said he wants to do an interview but most people around the president who are lawyers think that would be a terrible idea. what giuliani said to me, it would not be a terrible exercise ....