News Guide: Trump faces fresh accusations from women

In the past 24 hours, women have come forward telling stories of sexual assault, groping and unwanted advances.

Three of the women have said they were moved to come forward after listening to Trump boast about such behavior in a 2005 video, and then watching him, at last week's debate, dismiss his comments as "locker room talk."

In the "Access Hollywood" footage, first reported by The Washington Post, Trump bragged of groping women without their permission, making sexual advances toward a married woman and automatically kissing women he considered beautiful.

Here's a look at the various allegations of sexual misconduct and inappropriate comments lodged against the Republican nominee:

— Natasha Stoynoff, a reporter for People magazine, says Trump forced himself on her in 2005, when she was interviewing him for a feature on the one-year anniversary of his marriage to Melania Trump.

In an account published on magazine's website , Stoynoff says that Trump was giving her a tour of his Mar-a-Lago mansion when he said he wanted to show her a special room.

Trump tweeted: Why didn't the writer of the 12-year-old article in People Magazine mention the 'incident' in her story.

Because it did not happen!

Jill Harth, a former business associate, says Trump put his hands under her skirt during a business dinner in 1992 and, on another occasion, tried to force himself on her, according to a recent interview with the Times.

More than 20 former crew members, editors and contestants on Trump's "Apprentice" reality show described a pattern of crass behavior and demeaning comments on the set.

Trump repeatedly addressed women with sexist language, rated female contestants by the size of their breasts and talked about which ones he'd like to have sex with, a href='https://www.apnews.com/2778a6ab72ea49558445337865289508/AP:-'Apprentice'-cast-and-crew-say-Trump-was-lewd-and-sexist'the people told The Associated Press/a.