he said he believes that farrow believes she is telling the truth. allen says others are to blame for enabling a lie. >> so preposterous, and yet the smear has remained, and they still prefer to cling to if not the notion that i molested dylan, the possibility that i molested her. >> allen has never been charged with a crime. the interview was taped last summer, but was released yesterday. >>> we turn now to a shocking crime on the street. a carjacking caught on camera. it ended with an uber driver dead and two girls in custody. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning, two teenage girls face murder charges, accused of carjacking a food delivery driver for uber eats. d.c. police investigating disturbing cell phone video from last week's incident near nationals park. they say the 13 and 15-year-old girls used a taser on the man when they tried to take his car. the video then appears to show him hanging onto the door as the car takes off. eventually crashing, flipping on its side. police say the driver, 66-year-old mohammad anwar died after

ronan farrow is joining us now. ronan, good morning to you. thank you so much for being here. this is lindsey's first detailed interview. why is she speaking out now? >> good morning, cecilia. always a pleasure to be here. lindsey boylan's claim has been so central to how the story has unfolded. other accusers of governor cuomo said that she catalyzed them to come forward. lindsey boylan herself is still a major focus of these multiple probes that are now ongoing but she hadn't previously talked in detail to a journalist. these claims hadn't been scrutinized. i think that this has been an for her in a whole lot of ways.- she talks very openly about it being traumatic to talk about this stuff but i think in the end she was persuaded that journalistic scrutiny would add something of substance to the conversation and i think that's the case. i think there is additional evidence here that's being reported that helps to provide context for what is being claimed about governor cuomo. >> we heard in eva's piece just a few minutes ago there that the allegation for the first time that

we managed to get our hands on a recording to play on farrow. it's one of a meeting that took place 3 days before the contract was awarded. to lobbyist claire warns they'll need to pay off e.u. decision makers to seal the deal. people i'm going to pass you should know these people have the power to stop the deal at any time they've taken rich so i have to give them some kind of reward one i don't know what will happen next to it would be a shame to deprive us of these people supposed open doors. but i don't want that local we're not only there clearly asking as you can hear that we must thank these people in brussels who have the power to reject our proposal if they're not paid for these contracts. so sick of the reward for giving repeat the contract $4000000.00 euros. it seems illegal to me when people in the european union are being paid off something's not right. with european anti-fraud office known by the acronym olof opened an investigation into the contract. they investigated and e.u. official as well as a french m.e.p. who allegedly acte

our political correspondent thomas farrow joins us now thomas protests against corona virus measures and a worrying rise in infections here in germany as the chancellor meets state premiers again what measures are they looking at. it is indeed terry a worrying rise german officials now talking over an exponential increase in cases stressing that the situation at least could be even worse than it was at the end of last year that all has to do at least in part with these more contagious coronavirus variants like the very end the 117 which was 1st found in the u.k. and is now becoming more prevail and here in germany and this situation has actually changed the plans that the german government and regional leaders have they were actually focusing on reopening that in fact the last meeting that they had had focused on a reopening plan which included what they described as an emergency brake designed precisely to pull back some of those reopening steps if the numbers got too high that threshold was 100 cases per 100000 inhabitants in a space of 7 days germany is now above that threshold wh

farrow writes, she reached out to calm him and then back away. cuomo said joe, if he were a dog, he would try to mount her's well. i remember being grossed out but like what a dumb third-grade thing to say. she added, i just shrugged it off. joining us now is paul begala, and bas barbara comstock. paul, he is still choosing to ride this out. that kind of strategy seemed like an outlier in politics, at least in the past. it's now becoming the norm. why is that? >> well, i think in his case, he's saying he has a right to an investigation. i think a lot of democrats aren't buying that, to tell you the truth. you have a democratic attorney general in that state, letitia james, he has been charged with conducting an independent investigation. everyone i know saying she'll do a good job. president biden himself has said if the investigation finds these allegations true, cuomo has to go, but most democrats, the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, aoc, have all called on him to resign even before the investigation first, i think the party wants to cle

our informer i'm sure our den farrow a former employee at ra p. who worked with clare tells us he suspects a lot of corruption went on. at city office he was the company's consultant he gained a lot of experience in brussels and knew exactly how it worked over there. he had a lot of contacts yes a lot. we managed to get our hands on a recording to play i'm sure i've done pharaoh. it's one of a meeting that took place 3 days before the contract was awarded. to the lobbyist club where warns they'll need to pay off the e.u. decision makers to seal the deal. people i'm going to pass you should know these people have the power to stop the deal at any time they've taken rich so i have to give them some kind of reward long i don't know what will happen next to it would be a shame to deprive us of these people suppose. that you don't want more comfortably there clearly asking if you can hear that we must thank these people in brussels who have the power to reject our proposal if they're not paid for these contracts be so sick of the reward for giving rob

our informer i'm sure i den farrow a former employee at ra pete who worked with clare tells us he suspects a lot of corruption went on. city. he was the company's consultant he gained a lot of experience in brussels and knew exactly how it worked over there. function he had a lot of contacts yes a lot. we managed to get our hands on a recording to play i'm sure i've done faro. it's one of a meaning that took place 3 days before the contract was awarded. to the lobbyist club where warns they'll need to pay off the e.u. decision makers to seal the deal. there are people i'm going to pass you should know these people have the power to stop the deal at any time they're taken risks so i have to give them some kind of rule one i don't know what will happen next. too it would be a shame to deprive us these people support open doors. that you don't want to get more comfort out of me they're clearly asking if you can hear that we must thank these people in brussels who have the power to reject our proposal if they're not paid for these contracts be so sick of the reward for giving repeated the cont

pigs are sensitive and clever animals, and sows with piglets should not be kept in restrictive indoor farrowing crates. that's according to the conservative mp, sir david amess. the crates are used to stop the sow moving around and crushing the piglets. a recent study found these sentient beings are intelligent enough to use a computer joystick to control a cursor on a screen and indeed to earn a treat. these crates result in the sow being forced to give birth in a tiny space, and then nurse their young through bars. the space in the crate is so restricted that all the sows can do is stand up and lie down until their piglets are actually weaned. another conservative agreed that the current crates were not ideal. but he argued that getting rid of them was not possible yet. now, i've spoken with the national pig association. they tell me that if this bill passes in its present form, it could result in up to 1 million baby piglets dying each year. this is foreseeable and preventable. sir edward leigh. that was wednesday in parliament. thanks for watching. i hope you canjoin me at the same time tom

she tells "the new yorker's" ronan farrow that one time at the governor's mansion one of cuomo's dogs jumped on her. she claims cuomo joked if he were a dog he would try to mount her as well. >> we unearthed emails, texts, both internal communications in the governor's office that talked about her looks and alluded to an elevated level of interest from the governor. >> reporter: and david, lindsey boylan said the governor's office tried to retaliate by leaking her personnel files with unflattering information to reporters. the governor's office says that was appropriate to set the record straight. david? >> erielle reshef here in new york. thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, the another headline breaking involving coronavirus at mar-a-lago. what's being done there tonight. >>> and a major step if you're looking to travel soon again, but with a major change. during photosynthesis, plants convert solar energy to chemical energy, cleaning the oxygen we breathe. plants clean the air. when applied to stained textiles, plant-based surfactants like the ones in seventh generation deterg

our informer i'm sure i den farrow a former employee at ra pete who worked with clare tells us he suspects a lot of corruption went on. the city office he was the company's consultant he gained a lot of experience in brussels and knew exactly how it worked over there. he had a lot of contacts yes a lot. we managed to get our hands on a recording to play i'm sure i've done faro it's one of a meeting that took place 3 days before the contract was awarded. to the lobbyist club where warns they'll need to pay off decision makers to seal the deal. people i'm going to pass you should know these people have the power to stop the deal at any time taken rich so i have to give them some kind of reward one i don't know what will happen next to it would be a shame to deprive us these people suppose. those boys. that you don't want to convert out of me they're clearly asking if you can hear that we must thank these people in brussels who have the power to reject our proposal if they're not paid for these contracts. so sick all the reward for giving repeat the contract 4000000 euros. it seems illegal to

as farrow rights in the new yorker:: the accountability for governor cuomo should have come a long time with the nursing home cover-up. the fbi is probings whether the cuomo administration gave false data on nursing home deaths of it. started with the march 25, 2020 order despite early warnings from over the summer, cuomo and his team saw early by june and then the cover-up started. then a staffer admitted on a call they were fearful of a federal investigation. that would be called corruption, obstruction. you pick the word that fits for you. a failure of leadership. the victims and their families deserve so much better. here f with reaction the host of candace, candace owens. this is a serious issue. this is one big movement. where is it headed? >> i want to point out one thing that is getting lost in all of this noise about cuomo. he is instructing people to go into nursing homes he and penning a back as if he is going to run for president of the united states. keep this under the hush because we don't want a federal investigation, but we are accepting emes and awards for press briefi

as farrow rights in the new yorker: from is -- the accountability for governor cuomo should have come a long time with the nursing home cover-up. the fbi is probings whether the cuomo administration gave false data on nursing home deaths of it. started with the march 25, 2020 order despite early warnings from over the summer, cuomo and his team saw early by june and then the cover-up started. then a staffer admitted on a call they were fearful of a federal investigation. that would be called corruption, obstruction. you pick the word that fits for you. a failure of leadership. the victims and their families deserve so much better. here with reaction the host of candace, candace owens. this is a serious issue. this is one big movement. where is it headed? >> i want to point out one thing that is getting lost in all of this noise about cuomo. he is instructing people to go into nursing homes he and penning a back as if he is going to run for president of the united states. keep this under the hush because we don't want a federal investigation, but we are accepting emes and awards for pr

two more, and he wins a free ronan farrow profile! then, yesterday, former cuomo aide charlotte bennett revealed to state investigators that, when she worked with the governor, he had a preoccupation with his hand size and what the large size of his hands indicated. huh. for the answer, we go to "the late show's" hand expert. what does it mean when someone talks about their hand size? >> tiny penis! ( laughter ) >> stephen: thank you. what's his name? handy? >> lefty. >> stephen: lefty. he is a helper. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are lupita nyong'o and martin freeman. but when we return, "meanwhile"! stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. germ proof your car with armor all disinfectant. kills 99.9% of bacteria and viruses. [music: “forever young”] ♪let's dance in style, let's dance for a while♪ ♪heaven can wait we're only watching the skies♪ ♪hoping for the best but expecting the worst♪ ♪are you gonna drop

i'm joined now by date of a new political correspondent thomas farrow tell us let's start with that one 3rd wave that germany is now facing the country has been under pretty tight restrictions for months now why are we still saying the rising number. well it's not only about a rise in numbers rebecca it's about what authorities now describe as exponential growth this is the main reason why authorities are concerned about this 3rd wave in germany and that's the reason why some cities like for example the city of hamburg have already reintroduced some of those stricter measures that were in place before germany announced some of that loosening of those restrictions a few weeks ago if you look at the reasons behind this rise we have to mentioned the more contagious corona virus variants in particular the b 117 corona virus variants with the originally was found in the united kingdom and which now accounts for around 70 percent of tested samples in germany whereas in february for example it accounted for only 6 percent of those samples a 2nd issue has to do with the fact that germany's neig

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