From the New York Times, I'm Michael Barbarrow. This is the day.

Today, as a fifth woman comes forward against Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore,

he doubles down on claims of a democratic conspiracy.

And Mitch McConnell says, I believe the women.

And how YouTube is being used to game the news.

It's Tuesday, November 14th.

I'm here today with a very brave woman from Alabama,

who alleges that when she was a minor, that she was sexually assaulted by Roy Moore.

Cheryl Kastelberg, tell us about this latest allegation against Roy Moore on Monday.

This latest allegation came from Beverly Young Nelson.

She was a 16-year-old girl in the small county where Roy Moore was the district attorney.

In the 1970s, he was twice her age.

And she appeared at the press conference, which she laid out a series of events,

what happened between her and Roy Moore.

When I was 15 years old, I began working after school.

She worked in a restaurant as a waitress.

Mr. Roy Moore was a regular customer. He came in almost every night.

And he would stay until closing time.

When he was at the restaurant, she said he would speak to her,

and sometimes he would be flirtatious.

And with some time, full the ends of my long hair as I walked by him.

I had red hair down to my waist. He would compliment me on my look.

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