barker: sure. and i think, you know, yonta was saying that as well, i think this is a challenging topic to bring up, which is that we know that another driver of men's use of violence is the violence they've experienced or witnessed growing up. and in saying that, we've got to be very humble and thoughtful about not trying to say men are the victims here after all. i think that's where that conversation sometimes goes. but i do think to acknowledge the humanity that's often beaten out of boys of all sexual orientations growing up in far different ways needs to be acknowledged as part of this. i'm glad you brought up the trauma issue. that's a huge driver. the violence that we carry out as men is the violence that we have learned and often had happen on our bodies. if you ask boys and men about men's violence, all of us have an experience that we also feel i am afraid of that too. in saying that too we have to say it's not the same as your experience of that violence, and i think that's a tough one

helena barker will do the same as the team try to build their gold—medal winning momentum for the tokyolympics in two years. and in rugby league — england have reappointed australian wayne bennett as head coach on a two—year deal. he guided the side to last year's world cup final, where they lost 6—nil to hosts australia. depsite signing the new contract there's no guarantee the 68 year old will lead england into the 2021 tournament. basketball is one of britain's most popular team sports at grassroots level. but its governing body sats the elite game is facing an imminent funding crisis. british basketball may have to withdraw from international competitions. because they could run out of money by the end of march. holly hamilton has been finding out more. played by over 300,000 people every week, it's the second most popular team sport among ii—is—year—olds in the uk. and with more than half from black, asian and minority ethnic backgrounds, basketball is also one of the most diverse and most inclusive. you just need a ball and a hoop really to play it. a fun, accessible sport, it's s

our reporter caroline barker has her gloves on. anyone would think it is cold.ski mmp by my breath but there is is a ski ramp in the middle of the street. that is what happened when super bowl rolls into town. it will kick off as the new england patriots take on the philadelphia eagles. it will be on record the coldest super bowl sunday. i am talking about temperatures down to minus 25. that won't affect the player, the fans are us. won't affect the player, the fans are us. we will be inside. a good job they rebuilt the stadium. the old one the roof collapsed because of the weight of snow. no such problems come super bowl sunday. what do you need to know about the game? perhaps the eagles the underdogs. don't mention their name too often. they beat the home side. the vikings to get to the super bowl. as for new england they have been here, done it before, they have that superstar quarterback tom brady. he is going for a record sixth win and six super bowls for his team too. they have the edge, the advantage but the eagles have come back from adversity, they lost

sue barker and john lloyd watched the action. john, in the end a disappointing doubles result. and dom inglot were the favourites in this match. i thought they were. it can happen. it is a clay court, a tough match. you hope they play at their best. if they lose, they lose. today it wasn't that way. i thought jamie murray played well but dom inglot had a day he would want to forget. he served double faults on crucial points and lopez was the best player on the court. so it is a tough match. lopez and correno busta, they targeted dom a fair bit. that is what you have to do. of course. he was the weak link today. he has played good matches in the past. he was trying to find it, they were trying to get him going, jamie and leon smith. almost got it back in the third set, but it was too late. the momentum was with great britain after norrie's victory yesterday. now the momentum has gone to spain and the spanish captain can choose any one out of five. he just needs one win tomorrow. the match was the big one today. i thought we were going to win the tie. i didn't think at the beginn

with money well they always say buy the dip you have to buy the dip and not become a dept geoffrey barker the. head of the american enterprise institute sorry jeff we got it got to run thanks so much for joining us we'll have you back your time it's my pleasure. and before we go the winter olympics ended yesterday with hopes that the spirit of sport can help alleviate foreign policy tensions between north and south korea which fielded a joint olympic team tensions have been higher in the past year as north korea expanded its ballistic missile test and garnered a twitter war about the size of each other's nuclear arsenal between president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong il evoke a trump the president's daughter attended the closing ceremony and sat with the leader of a high level north korean delegation for those that watch the olympics and i did lots of it including the opening and then yesterday the closing ceremonies it's hard not to be hopeful we'll see if that translates into foreign policy as the beach boys sing wouldn't it be nice. that's it for this broadcast thanks f

gary barker, of course from promundo, and jackson katz. these are men i really feel are helping us deal with the silent majority. the majority of men are nonviolent, but they're also silent. so how do we move from that silent majority to voices of solidarity to truly create change? launching us in this first discussion i'm going to turn it over to my great colleague cindy die dyier. sin did i. >> thank you so much, elise. we are so excited, thank you all for coming out here on a cold friday morning and more joining us as we begin a discussion about what is driving some of this sexual assault and harassment that we see and how can men and women work together to move forward to change that pattern? i have got an amazing pane he will. immediately to my first left is eye anta summers who is the national organizers of the women's march the to her left, gary barker president and ceo of promundo. jack conkatz, professor and founder of nvp strategies. and jessica raven, executive director of collective action for safe spaces. i'm going to start of

with money well they always say buy the dip you have to buy the dip and not become a dept geoffrey barker of the durango and red haired enterprises sorry jeff we got it got to run thanks a lot for joining us we'll have you back your time it's my pleasure. and before we go.

he may be peter barker. >> drones are becoming an issue whether you like them or hate them. they're popping up everywhere. and while most people are using them to capture really cool footage of their trips or neighborhoods, the possibility that they could be used for nefarious things is real. the threat of a criminal drone is real. >> more seriously, isis was using them in war zones. if you're trying to protect an area, this could be useful. >> i could see movie stars using those when they see d d d their homes. >> this spans about six feet, six inches. it wraps around the drone effectively bringing it down. >> stop the rotors and you're good. >> the company that created it in switzerland says their intention is for law enforcement to use this. so not necessarily making a general market. their target. there is something similar already out there. they say that their gun is more effective in terms of range and affordability, small enough where you can pack it in any luggage if you do have to travel. it is going to run you between $4900 and $6100. >> that's okay. once you take

till i'm broke so what are the most out of our here barker to turn. to god or no one would just like to find the same one stuff tart right. that's out. doggy bags are dicks. if you're a drug addict like the way i was it's hard man to say. i'm done all my walk away from is that's one of the hardest choices i ever had to make in my life. i love be a gentlemen of the lifestyle of the bush that has been out there. addiction signee downhill asked for years. i think people by you criticize me quite the same as vegan all the as gaius like he's come on here. i just didn't have the courage to to take the flying leap and walk away from what was holding me down. it was said was chaos. at ted it felt that i was that way to be how to find him dead. there was like a lot more i was just chilling opening to the chemo wait for me to reduce come live . i've heard a lot of people want out. people that weren't even my family at the time they just keep me to my life. proud that i'm standing here and not dared. you know on their lives. but they still do. this as a gun owne

till i'm broke so what are the oh you are out of are here barker to turn. off to god or no one would just like my city bus stop tard right. now i sound. doggy bags are big. if you juggled like the way i was it's hard man to say. i'm done on the walk away from his house one of the hardest choices i ever had to make in my life. i love be a gentlemen of the lifestyle of the bush that has been out there. addiction signee downhill asked for years. i think people by you criticize me twice a man is going to lean as guys like he's coming here. i just didn't have the courage to to take the flying leap and walk away from what was holding me down. it was so it was chaos. at ted a felt that i was going to wake up in hell to find him dead. there was like a lot more i was just chillin opening to the chemo wait for the trial needle or do is come up with. i've heard a lot of people want out. people that weren't even my family at the time they just came into my life. i'm proud that i'm standing here and not there. you know on their lives. but it's still to me. this hasn't g

with money well they always say buy the dip you have to buy the dip and not become a dip geoffrey barker of the world are going to bear that enterprise's sorry jeff we got it got to run thanks a lot for joining us we'll have you back your time. it's my pleasure. and before we go the winter olympics ended yesterday with hopes that the spirit of sport can help alleviate foreign policy tensions between north and south korea which fielded a joint olympic team tensions have been higher in the past year as north korea expanded its ballistic missile test and garnered a twitter war about the size of each other's nuclear arsenal between president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un evoke a trump the president's daughter attended the closing ceremony and sat with the leader of a high level north korean delegation for those that watch the olympics and i did lots of it including the opening and then yesterday the closing ceremonies it's hard not to be hopeful we'll see if that translates into foreign policy as the beach boys sing wouldn't it be nice that's it for this broadcast thanks f

he may be peter barker. >> drones are becoming an issue whether you like them or hate them. they're popping up everywhere. and while most people are using them to capture really cool footage of their trips or neighborhoods, the possibility that they could be used for nefarious things is real. the threat of a criminal drone is real. >> more seriously, isis was using them in war zones. if you're trying to protect an area, this could be useful. >> i could see movie stars using those when they see drones over their homes. >> this spans about six feet, six inches. it wraps around the drone effectively bringing it down. >> stop the rotors and you're good. >> the company that created it in switzerland says their intention is for law enforcement to use this. so not necessarily making a general market. their target. there is something similar already out there. they say that their gun is more effective in terms of range and affordability, small enough where you can pack it in any luggage if you do have to travel. it is going to run you between $4900 and $6100. >> that's okay. once yo

helena barker will do the same as the team try to build their gold—medal winning momentum for the tokyolympics in two years. and in rugby league — england have reappointed australian wayne bennett as head coach on a two—year deal. he guided the side to last year's world cup final, where they lost 6—nil to hosts australia. depsite signing the new contract there's no guarantee the 68 year old will lead england into the 2021 tournament. basketball is one of britain's most popular team sports at grassroots level. but its governing body sats the elite game is facing an imminent funding crisis. british basketball may have to withdraw from international competitions. because they could run out of money by the end of march. holly hamilton has been finding out more. played by over 300,000 people every week, it's the second most popular team sport among 11—15—year—olds in the uk. and with more than half from black, asian and minority ethnic backgrounds, basketball is also one of the most diverse and most inclusive. you just need a ball and a hoop really to play it. a fun, accessible sport, it's s

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nothing to staying at home going out sometimes they keep him busy with my turnings you google bob barker the woman if you're human being. told you would be. overcharging. for the work that you love. you'll be all right but i have a full. view of the rugby. for which you would go to people who would trust the rules and if we. were needed but if you were all abdul can do now is wait for his final appeal against deportation to be considered by the home office. yes the problems are five in afghanistan. are the same because there was a big target for me the taliban and here i have a very bad depression my depression is getting worse so my life and nothing could happen to me. i see greater manchester officially the u.k. government says it investigates every claim of intimidation on considers all cases on an individual basis. the french president is on course to take another campaign pledge off the list and money will mcroberts promising to bring back compulsory military service and his party has been busy trying to support because we call it the national service because it's the place where th

organizing what is a tremendous challenge to them where you have had a million people coming over a barker and they have managed to feed them shelter them take care of them but they need more and more out and i tried government on the help them financially and every way to look after the refugees who are our first and urgent concern secondly the they took off a month of bangladesh and drama. and they go right hard make it possible for the burmese people that are handed to stay and barbecue which is their home which is where they want to bathe and live and see if there is one. thank you very much indeed for your contribution to the program and thank you too for watching you can see the program again and it's on by visiting a website www dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page facebook dot com for us last a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter i'll handle his. story from behind him out of out of the whole team here. the way we communicate is what defines us. don't always has been. as innovation in technology continues to shape our lives. pioneering con

caroline barker is in minneapolis.f the street! that is the kind of thing that happens when super bowl rolls into town, super bowl lii, just a few miles from here, will kick off as the patriots take on the eagles, it will be on record the cold est eagles, it will be on record the coldest super bowl sunday. temperatures down to —25, will not affect the players or fans or us, fingers crossed, we will be inside. good job they do every build the stadium, the roof collapsed because of the weight of snow at the old one but no such problems come super bowl sunday. the game itself, what do you need to know, perhaps the philadelphia eagles are the underdogs, don't mention their name to often around here, because the minnesota vikings would get to the super bowl. new england, the dream is to do it again, they have done it before, superstar quarterback, tom brady, going for a record sixth super bowl win, six super bowls for his team. they have the edge and the advantage but the philadelphia eagles have come back from adversity, w

the judge said assange should have the courage to face the consequences of breaking the law need barker has this report from london. in the short run it means that life for julian assange remains very much the same the warrants outstanding for his arrest for skipping bal in two thousand and twelve has been up held the second time it's been upheld in the space of a week his defense team made an initial pill to have it lifted last week they said it no longer should stand but it no longer a ploy after swedish investigators decided to scrap their attempt to hunt extradited to sweden to face questioning for sexual misconduct and rape allegations but despite that ruling his defense team then launched a second appeal which is only now been ruled upon hoops that the judge would lift the warrants this time around on the basis. there was no public interest to maintain it anymore judah sancia spent more than five and a half years in the ecuadorian embassy they all due. in itself a form of punishment for julian assange. the charge here at westminster magistrate's court as rejected that the prosecut

don't know what will happen there so the syrians government and is very eager not to allow and of barker to push further into syria and to grab these regions will then be displace the kurdish kurds in the free and put syrian rebel groups in power there and set up an alternative government just were just to sum up your points on on our breaking news this hour do you think this cease fire is going to be possible to implement considering the terror groups are not part of it that was always the sticking point that terrorists and rebel groups are intermingling and that is the problem that russia iran and the syrian government always had about singling them out do you think this is going to hold well that's a good question the more extremist groups the affiliated groups are very powerful and spread everywhere it lip problems up in the north and that has been a real problem there but here in hutto the influence of. dilution is not so big there are many other groups that you know it depends on how you define them that are considered quite instruments but they're not caught off and this is going

representing the claimants says the legal challenge could cost tesco up to five point six billion dollars if barker has more. it's a retail supergiant a bit more than three hundred thousand staff is one of the largest employers in the country but is tesco failing to pay people fairly. element is one of dozens of female employees taking legal action against the company it is to do with pay and it's to do with being paid the same for work that we perceive to be of equal value to to our employer i think that it's been the case for a long time where they have page different grades without explanation and i feel it is time now for tesco to step up and to explain why they perceive certain scales as more valuable with another scales the law firm representing the claimants says that staff working in warehouse style distribution centers most of the men get paid significantly more as much as four dollars an hour more than workers in these tesco stores most of the staff here are women. over a year it could mean a pay disparity of around seventy thousand dollars for work that may be different but lawyers argue

alongside katie archibald, elinor barker and emily nelson she finished just behind the united states,. honestly there is the expectation within them to live well but i think the team just embrace the opportunities to have different people and different strengths and weaknesses so getting that nice balance and she performed. she will be very proud. the men's team pursuiters are a stage further after their first knockout round in the last hour. they qualified fastest and then beat germany with a time good enough to make the gold medal ride against denmark. ronnie 0'sullivan has been in ruthless form at welsh 0pen snooker. the five times world champion took just under an hour and a quarter to beat scotland's graeme dott a—0 to reach the third round in cardiff. and afterwards he declared he is very relaxed about his game and his life. my life is so good, my whole life is a rest. most people have to work, but his work. i don't call what i do work, it is a luxury, i go from one place to the next and my life like a holiday. you get the readies and the trophies! you get the readies, yes! and

those who eat things like cakes crisps and ready meals are at higher risk of developing the disease barker reports from london. what have you eaten today because what we innocently consume could be harming us. we've known for several years that certain food such as processed meat can increase our risk of disease but now french researches have made a worrying link between ultra processed food and cancer western diets are characterized by their intake of. an average of could get to fifty percent of ultra processed foods in our in our diets even a healthy product nutritionally can be processed because it can have food or preservatives or food color and or. or sweeteners so what do dieticians mean by ultra processed food and how do they differ from processed and processed foods on processed food or. it's things like vegetables that are wrong not those kind of things then to take in not chop you might have things like milk and then the next level up from that is things like bread so bread in the olden days used to be made of three things and now it's made of quite a few more things so that now

to make a choice over the nature of its future trade or barker is at the house of parliament in london. there has been some decision on the customs union but with michel barnier weren't warning this is possibly going to be a bumpy ride. he did indeed well ahead of this meeting there's been a sense load of allegations swirling in the british press about a possible rebellion to oust the prime minister to resign may from members of her own party hardline breck city is who were worried about to resume a conceding things to the european union and not clarifying whether the u.k. did indeed tent intend to leave the customs union well ahead of this meeting to resume a clarified that indeed categorically the u.k. would leave the customs union as if to somewhat satisfy those dissenting voices from when within her own ranks but what does this all mean while the customs union allows countries within the e.u. to trade freely without any barriers or tariffs between countries also imposes a a standard tower if when it comes to importing goods into the e.u. from outside the block but the bric city is

police dozens of schoolgirls feared missing after an attack by barker on the village of done that in year they state in the north east of the country there are conflicting reports about the situation and the number of girls who are unaccounted for but of course everyone will remember in twenty fourteen the attack on the town of chip uk when it had done more than two hundred seventy girls from that let's go live now to our correspondent armitage as he's in my degree which is not a tall far from this village in your base state and take us through the sequence of events this happened we understand on monday evening is that right. exactly it happened late on monday evening when the students were gathering for a late evening meal and then there were gunshots in town then the the the fight is suspected boko haram fighters moved on to their school which is the government goes technical school in and then they were dressed according to eyewitnesses there were dressed in military uniforms and some trucks they headed straight to the stalls food stores of the school picked up some food items an

s and the taxpayers salut over twenty billion pounds barker's saloon of the big banks managed to avoid going to the government for assistance and it had its own fund raising methods in two thousand and eight it raised twelve billion pounds most of it through katter and little is generally in october two thousand and eight barclays lent catarrh holdings it's a three billion dollars billions of pounds worth of shares were bought and parties was to paid character holdings three hundred thirty two million pounds for advisory services more the government is saying is or there's a first say look this was unlawful financial assistance because this money was went round in a circle simply to prop up its share price which is illegal is unlikely to affect the future parties but not it might affect of course is the dividends that shareholders and barclays get from the company most shareholders and barclays aren't oligarchs living in mansions and nice fish the pension funds who invest money for retire policemen nurses and so on and small shareholders old age pensions and so on soapboxes is convicte

arctic circle throughout the week scientists say manmade global warming is a likely cause as new barker reports this is what many people across the u.k. woke up to roads blocked public transport come sort of schools closed farm for some misery for others in croatia the army were drafted in to rescue people trapped in their houses but as fast as the snow was cleared all quickly well. and in the italian capital romans experienced the first snow in six years to the vatican and to a battleground. cold weather in winter is hardly surprising but what's unsettling scientists is that europe is currently colder than the arctic a freak warming around the north pole is sending a blast of arctic cold across the continent weather experts say manmade global warming is to blame what we normally see is the winds coming in from the west the jet stream winds but with this massive womanish takes place high up in the atmosphere about fifty degrees in the space of a couple of days it breaks down that pattern allows this big area of high pressure to form sitting across much of europe and of course with that

roads and train services hit particularly hard on hundreds of flights have also been affected as neve barker reports from london's heathrow airport. there be many more disruptions up and down the country is the so-called peace when the east rules seem much more on a much more smooth dumping it up and down the u.k. and across the continent at large here at heathrow airport dozens of flights had to be counsel reshape mainly to other parts of the u.k. or to the republic of ireland a small airport struggled with a deluge of snow there. is a fact for you it takes roughly four thousand lorry loads to shift only tame centimeters of snow from this entire strip and given the amount of snow that we've seen here recently is pretty much a twenty four hour endeavor cold weather in winter hold lee a surprise you may be asking but what's worrying the climatologists is that for the past few days it's been consistently colder here in europe than it has been in the arctic and they are blaming manmade global warming for causing all of this they say the warm air is being drawn up north over the arctic displacin

into a songe botts british peace at the worn for jumping bail still stood well at school singing barker who's outside the ecuadorian embassy hi there knaves so what does this mean for a song. with a short run it means that very little has changed for julian assange on the show westminster magistrate's court ruled on the first of what we appeared to be several possible appeals only his defense team to have the arrest warrants reboot. of course this arrest warrant is in place in a direct response to get more specific advice you gave the attempt to have an accident that i was just waiting for because stories are best a case is ended up counseling their investigation last year his defense team argued that they should know who should be no reason and serves no purpose for this arrest . to continue but the judge responded by believing by saying that she believed that there was no real reason for her to revoke it on those particular grounds and as a result was up held. the warrants for the time being his defense team jumped in though with a second appeal saying that perhaps there were no publi

katie archibald, elinor barker, laura kenny and emily nelson made up the quartet and finished just behind stories on the bbc sport website. and you can find more about the return to form for ben stokes. and we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. more now on our top story. heavy snow and freezing conditions across the uk are causing major disruption to roads, railways and air travel. amber warnings are in force for much of the country, with a red alert — the highest warning level — for areas of central scotland. let's get the latest from our correspondents, particularly the impact on travel. this was glasgow airport, close to all flights for the rest of the day. the highest warning level is in place for many parts of central scotland. at the other end of the country, this cd has frozen at bembridge harbour fun day on the isle of wight. temperatures dipping to minus six celsius overnight. in a moment we will have the latest on the travel prospects wherever you are. victoria fritz will have more on the public transport situation. 0ur correspondent ben ando is near the a1 in cambridg

misrata when armed guard force them to turn around to aga was used as a military center by the then bob barker duffy's forces during an uprising against him in twenty eleven he was trying to suppress rebels based in misrata fighters from misrata accuse people into of collaborating with gadhafi after his forces were driven out of the region. german politicians have voted to allow refugees to start bringing their closest relatives into the country later in the year a two year suspension of family reunifications will be extended for the coming months but it will eventually be lifted by august the issue has been a major hurdle in ongoing talks to form a new government between chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats and opposition social democrats paul brennan has the latest from berlin. the issue of refugees and in particular family reunification has been a major sticking point in the coalition talks as you've been dragging on now for nearly four months here in germany and the vote that took place in the bonus talk today appears to have solved that the main political parties each can take s

at this point, i am going to bring up gary barker to leave with us some final thoughts. [applause] gary: just a quick couple of final reflections. first i want to thank vital voices for hosting us. the staff, and to new america for being part of this. really hard to follow up with any overarching conclusions. we had lots of points. just a couple reflections. one, i was giving a couple of talks in dominoes. davos. you have seen the images if you have not been there, about 2500 white, entitled men, and a growing percentage of women. a lot of nervous men who i think were thrilled when trump came in because they had a reason not to talk about sexual harassment. the main question they kept coming up with was, isn't this going to far? -- too far? and now feeling uncomfortable. i said, embrace this moment, this is what women have felt like for centuries. of course, that did not get me many friends and i probably will not be invited back. i said, this is a moment of change. that moment where you don't know where you are going. we do it men don't do, and that is, ask for directio

let's get a view from monica crowley and from madison, wisconsin, of course madison, wisconsin, dan barkeropresident of the freedom from religion foundation, it's great to see both of you. let's talk about this joy behar deal. why do they not ever try this stuff on muslims, it's always a christian conservative guy or gal that gets hit with this stuff. they never do this with the muslims, they always focus on the christians, dan. >> i do it with muslims, i've debated eight or nine of muslim scholars, belief in a la is just as delusional as christian belief in yahweh. the dictator of the cosmos is talking to them, that's dangerous. >> laura: monica. >> whose voice would you rather hear in a regular basis, joy behar or jesus. i'll take jesus any day. the truth is if the vice president were muslim and he came out publicly and said he regularly converses with paula, joy behar would be celebrating that point. the left respects everyone's beliefs unless you are conservative and a christian, in which case you have the wrong belief and you are to be marked and roundly dismissed. the only extremist

adam barker who is a professional staff member on the senate committee on armed services. where he provides budgetary and policy oversight of department and defense programs, including security cooperation. to his right is dr. dafna rand. she previously served as deputy assistant secretary in the bureau of democracy and human rights and labor, also served in other positions at the department of state and the national security council. to her right is mr. tommy ross who is currently a senior associate with our program here at csis and was the inaugural deputy assistant secretary of defense for security cooperation and previously spent 12 years as a congressional staffer. and to my left is my dear friend dr. myra kiren, she's at johns hopkins. she served -- a number of other important positions at the department of defense. and has recently published a book building militaries in fragile states, challenges for the united states. so i'm looking forward to having colleagues here dig into some of the vexing questions of security sector assistance reform as they have thought dee