Harvey Weinstein may face charges in LA in 30 days

Disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein could be on a plane a month from now to California where he faces rape and sexual assault charges.

Disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein could be on a plane a month from now to California where he faces rape and sexual assault charges stemming from alleged encounters with five separate women. "30 days from now, without some other relief, he's ordered to go," said Colleen Gable, an assistant district attorney in Erie County, New York, where Weinstein is imprisoned following his rape conviction in Manhattan. Weinstein, in a dark, button-down shirt, was seated against a light blue cinder block wall at Wende Correctional Facility as he appeared remotely at an extradition proceeding. A legal technicality over the way the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office filed paperwork against Weinstein threatened to delay extradition but prosecutors filed new paperwork and the judge signaled extradition would move forward absent a challenge by the defense.