ROMANS: Thousands of devices that illegally convert guns and machine guns smuggled into the United States from China. In some cases, they are ending up in the hand of convicted felons, officials in Chicago have identified 2,800 packages, and PayPal accounts linked to the exporter reveal 3,800 sales transactions.</s>BRIGGS: A $44 million settlement in a civil case stemming from alleged sexual abuse by Harvey Weinstein. The New York attorney general's office filed suit last year accusing the Weinstein brothers and their company of egregious violations of civil rights, human rights and business laws. Under the deal, some $30 million would go to alleged victims, creditors and former Weinstein company employees. It will have no effect on Weinstein's criminal case.</s>ROMANS: The University of Oklahoma has been providing fake data to "U.S. News and World Report" for two decades in order to keep its standing in the best coveted college rankings, because the university inflated alumni giving rates since 1999, "U.S. News" is now listing the school as unranked in the 2019 edition. The University of Oklahoma claimed to have a two-year alumni giving rate of 14 percent. The correct number was actually 9.7 percent. It shows you those ratings, that whole college game where everyone's, you know, rushing to get into these schools, I don't know, we should probably rethink that a little bit.</s>BRIGGS: We should probably pull back the curtain a little bit. Ahead, we'll talk some sports. The Toronto Raptors, one win away from the final show down with the Warriors. Coy Wire has that story in the "Bleacher Report".
$44 Million Settlement in Weinstein Civil Case