Less than a year ago, everything was going great for The Young Turks. The network, headed by Cenk Uygur, was doing better than ever, surpassing several billion views on Youtube, tens of thousands of subscribers, and dozens of channels and partners. And then in August, TYT announced that they had raised a whopping $20 million from seasoned names in the private equity industry.

A local TV station, KABC, made a shocking allegation this morning. According to anchorwoman Leeann Tweeden, Al Franken sexually assaulted her during a USO tour in December 2006. Here's waht Tweeden wrote about the incident:

A major shooting occurred today in multiple sites in the Rancho Tehama area in California. The shooting has killed at least 5 people including the shooter, and included multiple location -- one of those locations was Rancho Tehama Elementary School. There were seven separate scenes, and it appears there was some sort of domestic violence incident related to the shootings.

Beverly Young Nelson has been named as another woman who has come forward saying that Roy Moore assaulted her when she was young.

Famous journalist and lawyer Seth Abramson has reviewed the testimony that Carter Page gave to the House Intel Committee days ago, and he found some shocking information, buried in the documentation.

News outlets are reporting that there has been a shooting in Sutherland Springs. The shooting occurred in Sutherland Springs, which is east of San Antonio.

A Republican Congressman who is known for pushing crazy conspiracy theories and getting arrested for drunk driving is now filing a resolution asking Robert Mueller to step down from the investigation into Trump-Russia.

Today, New York City was hit by what appears to be a terrible terrorist attack. The attack occurred in lower Manhattan, where the suspect was able to drive down a bike lane for several blocks, hitting dozens of people.

In breaking news, Paul Manafort was indicted today by the Robert Mueller investigation into ties between the Donald Trump campaign and Russia. That was expected. But less expected was the fact that another man would be incicted as well. That man: Rick Gates.

Buried under the mass of news today was this unbelievable item: according to reports, Trump is making the U.S. citizens from Puerto Rico pay for evacuation flights off the island -- and if they have no money, he plans to take their passports until they pay up. And this comes just days after several members of Trump's team were caught charging hundreds of thousands of dollars to taxpayers so that they could fly in private jets to questionable "events".