harvey: i'm harvey levin. this is a story about a poor, abused child who became one of the richest, most influential people in entertainment. at one point things got so bad you attempted suicide. - mm-hmm. - did you give up on god at that point? him

harvey: i'm harvey levin. this is a story about a poor, abused child who became one of the richest, most influential people in entertainment. at one point things got so bad you attempted suicide. - mm-hmm. - did you give up on god at that point? but the abuse tyler perry suffered at the hands of his father never shook his faith in god. what did you pray for? mm. his death. harvey: persistence, talent, and luck propelled tyler to success on stage, but studio heads thought he'd never make it in movies.

i'm harvey levin. this is the story about a poor child who literally fought his way to the top of the world thanks to his guardian angel, a cranky old man. he was the first person who really gave you hope. oh, my god. i'm getting watery-eyed. - it's okay. - i can't talk right now. harvey: mike tyson's life started out bleak. your mom was a prostitute, your dad was a pimp. you were arrested like 38 times by the time you were 13 years old. well, i wasn't a good crook, i guess. his legal problems legendary, but the rape trial, well, he passes that off as racism. there were a number of white people on the jury. one black guy with white tendencies. tyson's money problems were eye-popping. mike, how do you go broke when you make $400 million? but life has changed for mike tyson in a big way. iron mike is not mike tyson. nah, two different guys. those two guys can't even live together. harvey: mike tyson, from the depths to the top. back down, rising again. mike, it is so good to see you. - how are you doing?

harvey: i'm harvey levin. this is a story about a poor, abused child who became one of the richest, most influential people in entertainment. at one point things got so bad you attempted suicide. - mm-hmm. - did you give up on god at that point? him he now runs an empire so big it even impresses oprah. the own deal is about to expire. was it difficult to break from oprah? tyler perry, the man who beat impossible odds with faith, perseverance, and a little luck. - hey, man. - tyler. - how you doing? - it is so good seeing you. thank you so much for doing this. are you kidding me? absolutely, man. for you? - by the way... - yeah. - this house is amazing. amazing. - thank you, thank you. - harvey: can we get started? let's do it. - tyler: yeah, let's do it. i want to learn about your life through objects you've chosen to keep. what's that? this is my original birth certificate. i still to this day don't know my actual birthdate. i thought it-- wait a minute. you crossed it out. tyler: my mother says it's the 14th

harvey: i'm harvey levin. this is a story about a poor, abused child who became one of the richest, most influential people in entertainment. at one point things got so bad you attempted suicide. - mm-hmm. - did you give up on god at that point? but the abuse tyler perry suffered at the hands of his father never shook his faith in god. what did you pray for? mm. his death. harvey: persistence, talent, and luck propelled tyler to success on stage, but studio heads thought he'd never make it in movies. "black people go to church, don't go to movies," as one executive told me. harvey: tyler proved everyone wrong. he now runs an empire so big it even impresses oprah. the own deal is about to expire. was it difficult to break from oprah? tyler perry, the man who beat impossible odds with faith, perseverance, and a little luck. - hey, man. - tyler. - how you doing? - it is so good seeing you. thank you so much for doing this. are you kidding me? absolutely, man. for you? - by the way... - yeah. - this house is amazi

harvey: so, what's this? this is a card from my soulmate, jennifer. - harvey:your wife. - hulk:my wife. yes, my wife. and this is a letter she wrote me. - harvey:when was it written? - hulk:oh, my gosh. well, this letter was written 12-14-15. i've known jennifer almost ten years now. so, um, this on our fifth anniversary and here's has a really cool passage in here. "you are my best friend. i am very proud of you for how you've handled the different challenges that have come up. now i feel it's time for you to be rewarded for staying in faith, time for you to help people even more. i love you so much each day. i'm totally grateful for being blessed with such a wonderful husband. love you for life after life after life, bird." - can i take you way back? - sure. so, jennifer is not your first wife. you were married actually once before to linda. what attracted you to linda? i just filmed the "rocky" movie and i was hanging out with one of my buddies that went to high school with me here in florida. i just saw

you can't change the harvey weinsteins of the world. there are always going to be people who follow the darker side of their character. but if the rules and the laws that we have to protect ourselves enable that then there's no point in having them. do you think that culture is changing now? do you feel that this has been a proper watershed year? i think it has. i think it's still got a very long way to go. i think that women are in a much stronger position, but i think we have to be extremely careful. and i think the media has to be responsible with its reporting. but i think there is still a long way to go. do you think hollywood will change now, or do you think it will always go where the money is and the artistic minds are? yes, i think hollywood will change but this isn't just about hollywood. this isn't about hollywood, this is about, the reason that this story has captured everybody‘s imagination is because it involves glamorous, famous people. and because if you were trying to paint a fantasy monster, harvey fits the bill perf

harvey: what about the back? well, my inserts-- and up here where my back's supposed to-- i've got a big hole in my back from turning him, but, uh-- was that worth it? - yeah. - oh, god. it was a one-time deal for me. yeah, one-time deal. but that moment changed my whole career because hulk hogan was off and running and hulkamania was off and running but that put me on a rocket ship. so, when you were growing up, you didn't like contact sports. - no, not at all. - you shied away from them. not at all. i didn't like any type of confrontation. so, how'd you get into wrestling? i was a huge fan. i mean, i just loved it. i grew up watching it. but you never joined the wrestling team in high school. no, sir. i had a really good band. and right when we were getting ready to hit the road, one guy was getting married, one guy's wife had a baby and nobody wanted to go. i said, "that's it, i'm done, i'm gonna go be a wrestler." so the worst thing that i did was i went all around tampa telling everybody i was gonna be a wre

in her first broadcast interview, a former colleague of hollywood producer harvey weinstein has told the bbc, how she was warned about his behaviour and how she went on to warn other women that he could behave in an inappropriate manner. but zelda perkins says, matters escalated after he sexually assaulted a colleague and she accused him of attempted rape. mr weinstein denies all allegations of non—consensual sex. our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson, has the story. this is 1998, harvey weinstein is at the peak of his powers, he's about the release shakespeare in love, which would go on to win him an oscar the following year. now, in september, 1998, his personal assistant in the uk, zelda perkins, who was then 2k, quit. speaking to newsnight, she has explained why. she said she'd endured a number of years of sexual harassment but then came the final straw. and it came to a head for you when he sexually assaulted, attempted rape, on your colleague? yes, we were at venice film festival and he tried to rape her. and what did you do? she was extremely distressed. she was sh

in her first tv interview, harvey weinstein‘s former assistant tells the bbc why she's breaking a non—disclosure agreement to speak out about him. at least 12 tourists are killed as a bus travelling to mayan ruins crashes and overturns in eastern mexico. and we report on the super—agers, as scientists say they're close to finding drugs to help stop people getting old. the us senate is debating right now a tax bill that looks set to give donald trump the first big legislative win of his presidency. it sets out the biggest changes to the tax system in three decades. republicans say it will boost growth and revive the economy, democrats argue it benefits america's richest and will inflate the deficit. the president's celebrations may be put off for another day, though, because a technicality with the wording of the bill means the lower house of congress must vote again later on wednesday. the bbc‘s david willis is in washington. there are still waiting on a senate vote on this bill tonight, but it's unlikely all of this will change the outcome and every indication that president trump will sign

i chose harvey to show you for a couple reasons. he fulfills many of our expectations we have of our disabled veterans. he was injured in battle, for one, and he suffered a physical wound. one that remained visible after the war's end. and on top of that, he embodies many of the cliches that we gravitate toward when we're talking about disabled vets. some wounds never heal. war lives on in the bodies of those who fought. that's the case of joseph harvey. scholars talk about how the body is a sight of traumatic memory. unhealed wounds, opening and closing, erupting sometimes after years of dormancy. these are like portals to an earlier time. evidence that the past is never really past. and that was the case for joseph harvey. he would never be able to move on from the war. he would never become what he once was. not as long as spit continued to dribble from the hole in his face. so harvey is sometimes what i -- i like to think of as, you know, our expectation, the stereo type of a disabled veteran, it's visible, it happened in battle

also in the programme: the former colleague of hollywood producer harvey weinstein speaks exclusively to the bbc about her experience. hugh accused him of attempted rape? yes. and he denied it? yes, he said nothing at all had happened. and we report on the dozens of new wildlife species found in the mekong delta. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in washington, where donald trump can celebrate perhaps the biggest victory of his presidency so far. well, sort of... the house of representatives has passed a major overhaul of the nation's tax laws. it includes steep cuts for the wealthy. the senate is expected to vote shortly. a last minute glitch could mean lawmakers having to vote again — though it's not expected to change the outcome. republicans are celebrating. 227 and the no, 203, it is adopted. it is laid upon the table! today we raise taxes on 86 million middle—class families. 86 million middle—class families. 86 million middle—class families. 86 million mi

i have known harvey, i was already old by the time i met harvey. and harvey or bill or any of those predators, they go for young people. iam old. but you are scared because you feel like you are not going to be able to have a career, you will never work again because they have so much influence. but there is another reason that is even more insidious, that you won't be believed. it is very hard to come forward when you have been a victim of sexual abuse because you get dragged over the coals, you have to prove, you have tojustify... we have to start believing these women and standing up and standing for them and protecting them. because it seems the system in hollywood did encourage complicity. there were people, and it has to be said, some women as well as men, who turned a blind eye, who knew what was going on. because he was so powerful. yes. let's not keep saying hollywood. you know... what should we say? the world. the world of business, and science, of academia, of government. this is rampant. it is kind of an escape to say it's a hollywood p

>> i, i -- i was never in the or it of harvey. i met harvey in 1992. i did not like him. and said let's not do business with him >> really? >> yeah. >> what did you not like about him? >> he is creepy. a metaphysical reaction. just, just, you know -- and -- i had also heard firsthand accounts. directors that he had take any way. muf movie. he had bullied people. he was a bit of a shouter and screamer. and, and -- the whole thing with the massaging and all of that, is total revelation. i've mean -- i had not, i had not truly had not heard any of that. >> what do you think of the backlash, the reckoning the fact that women have come out, the me too and the fact that "time" magazine has rewarded that and recognized it, the silence breakers as their time person of the year. >> i sort of see it, think of it as sort of an evolution. it is evolution that, that -- it's good to think about wlhat e say, how we say it, what we do. and who we do it to, and who we say it to? i think it can only be a good thing. and it's progress. >> last question back to churchill. one of the extraord

harvey took a job as a night watchman. when this photo was taken the following months, liquid and saliva continued to leak from the wound and much of his face was numb. i found harvey's story in a 6000 page history of medical and surgical advancements of the civil war. and i chose harvey to show you for a few reasons. for starters he fulfills any of , our expectations that we have of our disabled veterans. he was injured in battle and he suffered a physical wound, one that remained visible after the war ended. he also embodies many cliches that we gravitate towards when we are talking about disabled vets. some wounds never heal. war lives on in the bodies of those who fought. that's quite literally the case in joseph harvey. scholars often talk about how of germanica site memory. -- traumatic memory. these are like portals to an earlier time. evidence that the past is never really passed. that was the case for joseph harvey. he would never be able to move on from the war. he would never become what he once was. not as long

photo of meryl streep, obviously, and harvey weinstein with that phrase over her face. saying she knew. >> yeah, it is worth pointing out, though, that rose mcgowan did post on twitter that she never accused meryl streep of knowing about the abuse ahead of time. >> it's not known who put up those posters as well. >> this is not the first time she's gone after streep. >>> coming up in the next half hour. merical baby. emma was conceived in 1992 but wasn't born until after thanksgiving. >>> and a young girl rushed to the hospital from an overdose and who helped save her life in shock. that's next on "world news now." ok, yeah... concentrated tide sport. the new tide sport collection- it's got to be tide >> we're back with an incredible story now highlighting the opioid epidemic which is the country. >> yeah, here's michael koenig. ♪ happy birthday to you >> i wasn't sure i would make it to my 21st birthday. out of my friends, i'm the only one left to celebrate, at least 14 passed away in two years. everybody i went to school with is dying slowly. >> reporter: did you st

and me confronting harvey and his assistant, and while harvey was sitting there and saying to me, and his assistant is saying to me, "i'm no longer working for harvey", and harvey's saying to me, right, that's enough, that's enough, because he was afraid of what i might say, and then me speaking to another assistant of his, telling her exactly what he had done to me. and her advising me that i should put it in a letter, because harvey is a good man and maybe he did not realise the impact which he had had on my life, was when i realised that this man had so much walls built up around him and i completely shut down. i changed my number and i thought i had no chance. so when this came to light, for me, i could have never imagined this day, this man, this powerful man in his industry really to be brought tojustice. so you felt empowered, because other women were speaking out? absolutely. immediately i was afraid, i was afraid immediately. tell us more about why you're using a sex trafficking law to try and sue harvey weinstein for coercion and fraud, to get you to engage in a commercial s

. >>> and another harvey weinstein accuser with a startling accusation. salma hayek says weinstein demanded a sex scene in her movie after she rejected his advances. good morning and welcome to "early start." i'm ryan nobles. >> and that piece by salma hayek was remarkable, so beautifully written and really just lays bear how difficult this sexual harassment scandal has been for so many women. i'm christine romans. it is thursday, december 14th. welcome, ryan. >> thanks, christine. >>> let's start with the taxes and the gop. they're sprinting to get a bill passed as soon as next week. house and senate republicans have outlined a deal. smaller details have yet to be worked out, leading for a hoped-for vote before the holiday recess. >> democrats are calling on gop leaders to slow the process until newly elected alabama senator doug jones can be sworn on. more in a moment. for more on the emerging shape of the tax plan, we go to capitol hill and phil mattingly. >> reporter: christine and ryan, you can name them, the president, senate majority leader, the sp

harvey: first o.j.'s found not guilty and then all of this. [laughter] >> margot robbie and tonya harding were actually together last night at the premiere of "i tonya." harvey: i want to see this movie. >> nancy has to be pissed. it's all about tonya, who bashed her in. she's out with margot robbie and nancy's at home. >> tonya harding is the far more interesting of the two. nancy kerrigan was just skating, why? and that's it. [laughter] >> john travolta's next movie is

that is quite literally the case in joseph harvey. scholars often talk about how the body is a site of traumatic memory, unhealed wounds opening and closing, even update sometimes -- and even obtain erupting sometimes after years of dormancy. they are portals to an earlier time. evidence that the past is never really passed. that was the case for joseph harvey. he would never be able to move on from the war. he would never become what he once was. not as long as spit continued to dribble from the hole in his face. harvey is sometimes what i like to think about, our expectation is of a disabled veteran. he is injured, it is visible, it happened in battle, it lives on in his body. yet for all of that, he is also something of an outlier. during the civil war, twice as many troops were killed by disease as by battle wounds. battlefield and camps where cesspools of dysentery and malaria and typhoid fever, illnesses that left many permanently impaired. as one might imagine, medical technology was crude during the civil war. and sometimes in

harvey weinstein tambiÉn fue mi monstruo. su pesadilla comenzÓ cuando el afÁn de impulsar su carrera, iniciÓ con personificar a frida kahlo. >> era inconcebible que un actor o actriz, o director latino, ttuviera un lugar protagonista en el medio artÍstico. aranza: salma decidiÓ contactar a weinstein, een ese entonces es sinÓnimo de calidad y Éxito. "no a abrirle la puerta a cualquier hora de la noche hotel tras hotel. no a baÑarme con Él. no a dejar lo que me viera baÑarme. no a dejar lo que me hiciera sexo oral. no desnudarme junto a otra mujer. no. no. no". y con cada rechazo surgÍa la ira maquiavÉlica de harvey. harvey weinstein la amenazÓ con quitarle el papel de frida pero salma recurriÓ a abogados para defender su proyecto, y lo logrÓ. a travÉs de su historia, salma hayek lucha por la igualdad y concluye que los hombres acosan sexualmente porque pueden, pero las mujeres estÁn hablando porque en esta nueva era, tambiÉn pueden hacerlo. enrique: gracias, aranza. un legislador estatal republicano en kentuc

. >>> and another harvey weinstein accuser with a startling accusation. salma hayek says weinstein demanded a sex seen in her movie after she rejected his advances. good morning and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. that was a powerful op ed by her. >> no doubt. we'll talk about that in just a minute. i'm ryan nobles. it is thursday, december 14th, and it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. >>> the gop moving at full speed on its tax plan, sprinting to get a bill passed as soon as next week. house and senate republicans have now hammered out a deal, reconciling the top-line differences between their two bills. there's some smaller details that need to be worked out within the gop, leading to a hoped-for vote before the holiday recess. >> democrats are calling on gop leaders to slow the process until newly elected alabama senator doug jones could be sworn in. the very latest on the emerging shape of the tax plan, we go to phil mattingly on capitol hill. >> reporter: christine and ryan, you can name them. it's the president, the senate majority leader,

in her first tv interview, harvey weinstein‘s former assistant tells the bbc why she's breaking a non—disclosure agreement to speak out about him. what is uber, a transport or a technology company? the european court ofjustice will decide today and it will have huge consequences for the company. in the business briefing i'll be speaking to an employment lawyer, in brussels. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. tech firm or transport company? that's the tricky question facing europe's top court today. thejudgment has big implications for european regulation. is it the end of the road for uber or will the company turn a corner? let us know what you think on twitter. just use the hashtag bbcthebriefing the biggest changes to the us tax system for 30 years are on course to become law later on wednesday. they would hand donald trump the first big legislative win of his presidency. republicans say the reforms will boost growth and revive the economy but democrats argue it benefits america's ri

when harvey left disney, he represented them. he represented them in various things over the years and the relationship grew closer. in 2012, it becomes more interesting, because david decides to start a film company of his own. in part because one of his daughters had graduated from college and was interested in getting into the film industry. one of his partners close friends, his son was also working in the industry, they thought it would be fun, let's do some movies. what is interesting is, they did some projects together, but in the end, it's sort of complicated the relationship with harvey weinstein, because he was not just a client, there was also a side relationship in terms of doing business in the movie industry together. >> in the technology section, crowdfunding and payment firms prevent racists from using their sites and services. >> that gave one person an idea. >> facebook and twitter have taken a hard line on banning white supremacists from the platform. sites like patriot on and kickstarter, places for people can

acerca del acoso por parte de harvey weinstein. se suma a la lista de las actrices que sufrieron a mano del productor. seÑala el abuso, tambiÉn al parecer una amenaza de muerte que habrÍa recibido por su parte. lo curioso es que harvey weinstein le contesta a travÉs de un comunicado a estas denuncias que hace. esta maÑana vamos a decirles exactamente quÉ comenta él. por quÉ tendrÍa una repercusiÓn mayor. dice que no se habÍa pronunciado con respecto a esas acusaciones de una manera tan directa. karla: me llamÓ la atención que entre lo que comenta, dice que ella no habÍa hablado porque no se sentÍa tan importante como las demÁs actrices. impresionante que ha comentado eso. creo que las mujeres todas somos importantes,independientemente de lo que hagamos. francisca: cierra su carta diciendo que los hombres abusa de las mujeres de pueden. ahora estamos en una era donde las mujeres pueden hablar de eso, es muy importante. dos exempleados de julio zavala lo acusaron de acoso sexual, lo llamaron depredador sexual. hoy jul

so far, harvey weinstein had unequivocally denied any nonconsensual sex. now there are more than a dozen investigations into his alleged sexual misconduct underway in los angeles, new york and london. morelos is coming, including one from harvey weinstein's former personal assistant, claiming one of her jobs was to provide him with injections of erectile dysfunction medication. she was repeatedly sexually harassed. now lena dunham says she was troubled by harvey weinstein's presence during hillary clinton's presidential run. she said she thought it was a bad idea for weinstein to be hosting fund-raisers at a serious campaign event. "i just want to let you know harvey is a rapist and this is going to come out at some point." tina brown said she counseled the inner circle about harvey weinstein. >> shannon: trace gallagher with the latest out of l.a. thank you. tensions with north korea raising new concerns for american athletes competing in next year's 2018 olympic games in south korea. full report straight ahead. the president survives an impeachment vote,

police in several cities are investigating allegations against harvey weinstein. in today's consumer society, getting the old clothes, appliances or other used things as a regular problem. one boutique in a historic neighborhood of paris is on a mission to reduce the amount of old things we simply throw away. it's called the house of zero waste and it wants to change parisian attitudes towards consumption. >> in the streets of paris's historic district lies a little-known shop trying to make a difference in the world. founded by the zero waste collective and offers solutions to help parisians reduce their rubbish. >> the idea is to stop consuming throw away goods that have been made on the other side of the world and which have a detrimental impact on the environment and our society in order to turn to much more durable products which have been made in more serene conditions. >> zero waste charity has existed for more than 20 years. the ngo decided to open firsts's -- france's brick-and-mortar store. now it stocks everything from cosmetics and toiletries to cook b

listen, harvey now everyone sees is this sort of repulsive monster. which he was and is, on one hand. but i think what is interesting and what isn't maybe brought forward is that he was also an extremely exciting, brilliant, you know, stimulating person to be around. he was at the top of his game at that time. he held all the cards. everybody came to him. and i'm notjust talking about people in the entertainment industry. i'm talking about people in politics and in, you know, big business and industry. and so to be in the enclave of somebody that powerful, you know, was very exciting. he was also very unpleasant to be around. but he was a master manipulator and you know, his moods changed very quickly and you never knew whether you were, you know, his confidant or whether you were going to be screamed at. so it was a very highly adrenalised environment. when did you first notice that he had a problem with women? i don't know that i could say i noticed he had a problem with women. i think, again it's very difficult. everybody now says why did everyone

that is quite literally the case in harvey. howlars often talk about the body is a site of traumatic memory emma unhealed -- memory, unhealed wounds opening and erecting after years of dormancy. they are portals to an earlier time. evidence that the past is never really passed. that was the case for joseph harvey. he would never be able to move on from the war. he would never become what he once was. i like to think of him as our stereotype of a disabled veteran. , its injured, it is visible happened in battle, it lives on in his body. yet he is also an outlier. during the civil war, twice as many troops were killed by disease as by atul wins. battle wounds. fever killedyphoid many. crudel technology was during the civil war. sometimes, the qr was worse than the sickness he was a 20-year-old soldier from maryland who ingested mercury to treat a bout of pneumonia. surgeons had to remove much of his face. i bring up cases like this not brutality of the civil war battlefield. far from it come in fact. advancements in manufacturing

harvey: oh, my god. >> she should have mimicked solange. harvey: beyonce didn't do that. >> beyonce's doing the same thing in this picture that she did in the video, absolutely nothing. [laughter] >> rita ora, conor mcgregor cozying up with each other, and rita ora actually said date night with conor mcgregor. she's getting killed on social media right now because conor mcgregor has a baby -- had a baby in may. harvey: why is that on her? >> people are like you have a steak at home. why go with hamburger? [laughter] >> meghan markle as we all know is going to be a member of the royal family. all of the members of the royal

>> harvey weinstein! that's all we talk about. i mean, you know, it's horrible. >> reporter: but when streep announced she would join an army of actresses wearing black this awards season as a silent protest, it infuriated actress rose mcgowan, who claims weinstein raped her. >> and that cannot stand, and it will not stand. >> reporter: mcgowan tweeting, "actresses like meryl streep who happily worked for the pig monster, are wearing black in a silent protest. your silence is the problem!" mcgowan adding, "maybe you should all wear marchesa," the fashion line designed by weinstein's estranged wife. now, in a lengthy statement, streep is responding, writing "it hurt to be attacked by rose mcgowan. i wasn't deliberately silent. i didn't know. i don't tacitly approve of rape. i didn't know. i don't like young women being assaulted. i didn't know this was happening." so far, no direct response from mcgowan, though she did delete her tweet and did apology for the dig about actresses wearing awards dresses designed by weinstein's wife.

iliana calderÓn: en septiembre pasado llegÓ el huracÁn harvey. una de las tormentas, que al parecer, serÁn más frecuentes en el porvenir. solicito una comunidad de casas mÓviles en texas. el fenÓmeno desató una cadena de solidaridad que desafiÓ todo el mundo. >> siento coraje, ganas de llorar. reportera: armando, asegura que nunca habÍa sentido tanta frotaciÓn, como cuando harvey tocÓ su puerta. >> por los niÑos. reportera: estaba al cuidado de estos niÑos, cuando estaba con desesperaciÓn al ver lo que ocurrÍa ante sus ojos. >> nunca habÍa visto algo así. reportera: mientras su vecino salÍan con los usos, el permanecÍa en su silla de ruedas. al otro extremo del condado, intentÓ ayudarlos llamando al 911, bomberos y otros. >> nunca nos fueron a rescatar. reportera: sufrÍa al pensar, que la oficina de donde lo habÍan evacuado se inundara y destruyera lo que habÍa logrado para apoyar a los que hoy sufren de una discapacidad. acudiÓ al cuartel federal para verificar daÑos. >> no habÍa pasado nada. las cajas estaban ahÍ. me gu

harvey: does rob get in the picture? >> he's holding his belly too. >> chris pratt was at the clippers game. him and his son enjoying the popcorn. >> can't wait until chris pratt unleashes on hollywood. woman after woman after woman. >> who's your prediction then? who's your prediction?

harvey: does rob get in the picture? >> he's holding his belly too. >> chris pratt was at the clippers game. him and his son enjoying the popcorn. >> can't wait until chris pratt unleashes on hollywood. woman after woman after woman. >> who's your prediction then? who's your prediction? >> i don't know. >> it's going to be some hot agent and they're going to get married. that's it.

most tragically 88 texans lost their lives in harvey's wrath. texans are a proud and independent people. we take our pride in our self-reliance and can-do attitude. this was best seen in the actions in our brave first responders and countless volunteers from all over the country who rescued their neighbors during the worst flooding. unfortunately, many harvey victims and especially our seniors and low-income families continue to be in great need and must rely on others for help. a report released last week by the kaiser family foundation found that african-american and hispanic texans and texans with lower incomes were most likely to suffer property damage or loss of income due to harvey. the same report found that 50% of all harvey disaster victims in texas had been denied assistance from the federal government or still waiting for a final answer. to date, the federal government has provided just $10 billion in aid for harvey victims. much more federal aid is needed to rebuild houston, harris county, and the texas gulf coast. after hurricane ka