bertie ahern, thank you forjoining us tonight.lvin hopkins, who was suspended from the labour party over claims of sexual harassment, tonight faces further allegations, this time from the labour mp kerry mccarthy. she says she is speaking out to support ava etemadzadeh, who asserted that hopkins sent her an inappropriate text and rubbed his crotch against her, accusations that he denies. kerry mccarthy, who says hopkins began paying her unwanted attention in 1994, and continued to do so less than two years ago, has produced a cache of letters and cards from him. chris cook is here. what is this all about? one of the things kerry mccarthy has said this evening is that the problems with kelvin hopkins, as she relates them, were not very tangible. "if i told anyone, it would just be gossip instead of a complaint". but it is inappropriate, the way he has behaved. she has come up with stuff that she feels is germane to the investigation into the conduct of mr hopkins, now an independent mp since labour suspended him. we have one of the

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at the european parliament day before yesterday and the first one included a representative of the bertie sanders organisation people for bernie unfortunately that representative said that she could not appear on a panel with me because i'm associated with sputnik radio and she didn't want the appearance of bernie sanders appearing to endorse the russian media i did appear at a panel later in the afternoon with the cuban ambassador to the european union and several other me peace but that first paid in so as a understand it was. warm he said she wasn't allowed to be on the same panel with the what was the reaction to that lashed which where everybody blames the right even a risk even ten i wished i had better on happening but like i said a moment ago i thought it was a joke in the beginning and before move me it wasn't until i was doing the television interview that i finally said to the m.e.p. wait a minute did i get thrown off that panel and he said well we didn't want to make a problem with the other guests and i thought wow ok well american politics rears its ugly head even in brussel

stayed in that state but all the rest was recruited fifty dowsett dollars per person per year before bertie was out of the race this is how hillary was able to bring in not money to compete even though the enthusiasm for her campaign was about the level of enthusiasm for having zero zero but cheap tumor surgically added on to your ass like put back on her during a john cash concert. yet donna brazil thinks she can have a cake and eat it too despite all this insane corruption she insists the democrats or wonderful and she herself is wonderful this is a story of a young girl who started in american politics of the age of not who continues to fight each and every week of her life i went down to the janet last week to kick off the canvas and campaign nobody paid me to do that nobody nobody and little payroll joy i care about my country i care about our democracy i'm not on payroll join another panel buy my book but i got by not a few by the by not going and yes yes she cares about our democracy a democracy that is rigged put getting to the end by the ruling elite and a media class that is often

one went into a venture called project bertie, invested into two retailers, such as freshers, which wente, which was controversial as they were said to be charging inflated rates to the poorest in the country. brighthouse sells goods for a weekly payment rather than upfront amount. it can mean you pay a lot more for it whereas you might pay £644 for a washing machine from john lewis, the same one would cost more than £1700 from them. they are small investments but still controversial. looking at the wider picture, clearly most of the people we're talking about in the documents are extraordinarily wealthy, so why does this matter to ordinary individuals who can't even begin to imagine these sums? ordinary people, even well—paid bbc people like you and i can well—paid bbc people like you and i ca n co nve rt well—paid bbc people like you and i can convert money in the offshore trusts. you need a lot to make it worthwhile, you need a law firm to make sure it is legally watertight. a lawsuit firm like appleby, where these documents have come from —— a law firm. corporations can take advantag

just signed another version of the year later that was a central issue that got trump some of the bertie sanders support. withdrawing from that was huge. he should absolutely continue doing what he can with china. it's a tricky thing. he did san twitter was that china is going to up the sanctions on north korea. >> i hope that we up the pressure on china over trade. coming up, are you addicted to technology? the ex-president of facebook the ex-president of facebook said if you are, my radical remember that accident i got in with the pole, and i had to make a claim and all that? is that whole thing still dragging on? no, i took some pics with the app and... filed a claim, but... you know how they send you money to cover repairs and... they took forever to pay you, right? no, i got paid right away, but... at the very end of it all, my agent... wouldn't even call you back, right? no, she called to see if i was happy. but if i wasn't happy with my claim experience for any reason, they'd give me my money back, no questions asked. can you believe that? no. the claim satisfaction guarantee, onl

more likely impetus for a change here is just political i mean you saw this with the campaign or bertie sanders people want free higher education and i think that's going to become more of a thing going forward. as allegations of impropriety turned legal charges and growing calls for action hollywood continues to reel from perhaps the largest string of scandals of storied century long history promising a perfect storm that will likely subside any time soon widespread outrage in the form of a take back the word workplace march to place this weekend fueled by the trending need to. ashta you get an avalanche of encourage meant for voiceless victims to step up and speak up this is prompting a catch up effort by public officials like manhattan d.a. sidebands is reportedly preparing assault charges against harvey weinstein and leading to state and federal lawmakers beginning to publicize similar problems in legislatures and government offices around the country are to use david miller joins us to bring us more on where we currently stand. amid more allegations of sexual assault and abuse from

all the roads is also now with the help chalet and all of the it is the united states sending its bertie's listening equipment the british authorities as well all helping in this rescue operation is now gone eleven o'clock at night here in argentina but that operation will continue into the night and into sunday maybe more the families of those forty four crew members a gathering here class are at the naval base they're increasingly concerned as each hour goes by without some news about what happened to the submarine but as i said they are not already saying everything that can possibly dark is being done to try to find out so make contact with with the crew members they simply lost contact the on wednesday morning they don't know exactly what has happened they've had no contact since. rumors and speculation circulating but really it's now a case of a scouring the area a vast area of the south atlantic hoping that there is life hoping that the submarine will come to the service and they can rescue those crew members. still ahead on al-jazeera we call on the world to look with the yemeni pe

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rhetoric no action so so far so good for president transfers day in south korea tony many thanks tony bertie there live in seoul. a siege of a t.v. station in the afghan capital kabul has come to an end government has stormed the building and taken it over after an explosion a security guard is reported to been killed the station has now resumed broadcasting. the emir of kuwait has written a letter to parliament calling for unity in the country in the face of current tension in the region the government of kuwait resigned last week let's take you live now to kuwait city al-jazeera as the tash are going to aim is tell us more about this letter why it was written that tasha. one member of parliament tells al-jazeera that we will defend kuwait with our lives and that we support all efforts to preserve kuwait security the emir's message to parliament comes amidst a breakneck pace of developments in the region it also comes less than two weeks after the government here in kuwait was dissolved a new government is in the process of forming this was a close meeting it happened at about twelve thirty

let me introduce you to bertie the blue nose reindeer.ed! victoria with a new co—host, much more cheerful then is it just co—host, much more cheerful then is itjust on who is normally with you? i married the grinch. he is here! you‘re watching afternoon live. if you‘d like to catch up with more of those news nationwide stories, go to the bbc iplayer. thanks to victoria and james farage. theresa may willjoin her israeli counterpart benjamin neta nyahu tonight, to mark the centenary of the balfour declaration — when britain said it supported a national home forjewish people in what was then palestine. israel and jewish communities view the pledge as momentous — palestinians regard it as a historical injustice. 0ur middle east correspondent, yolande knell, reports. this museum exhibit in bethlehem shows the signing of a controversial letter which helped transform the middle east. its british foreign secretary arthur balfour, 100 years ago. and this is actually the same declaration over here where it says the government views with favour the

just signed another version of the year later that was a central issue that got trump some of the bertiefrom that was huge. he should absolutely continue doing what he can with china. it's a tricky thing. he did san twitter was that china is going to up the sanctions on north korea. >> i hope that we up the pressure on china over trade. coming up, are you addicted to technology? the ex-president of facebook said if you are, my radical plan. that's coming up next. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... ...with reduced redness,... ...thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has... ...no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased... ...risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have... ...a history of depression... ...or suicidal thoughts,... ...or if these feelings develop.

police said bertie said they'll be tightening up security. the event draws hundreds of thousands of spec taters along the 2642-mile route. mayor bill deblasio says that terror attack will not stop new yorkers. here is what he said. >> we have been tested as a city before near the site of today's tragedy. new yorkers do not give in in the face of these kinds of actions. we will respond as we always do. we will be undeterred. traded andrew cuomo echoing the same sentiments he beat new yorkers cannot live your life. that is what people will go on to do today. we're expecting to get more information with a press briefing this morning at 11:00 eastern time. for now, back to the studio. the inequitable be looking to mourn the press briefing. trigger former u.s. army's trained senior intelligence officer tony schaeffer. good morning, sir. mike baker and the president of global intelligence joins us on the phone this morning. great to have you here. i want to start with you. last night, homeland security by combed pocola, three hours after the accide

moment when a 27 eu leaders decide whether brexit talks have made enough progress in their first phase, berticlose to a deal on that. still some outstanding issues, but the eu wa nted outstanding issues, but the eu wanted a lot more clarity on the uk's financial commitments and what it is willing to pay for as it leaves the eu. and whether it will live up to its promise with a hard border between ireland's and northern ireland. probably not settling reaching an agreement on either of those issues today, but this summit is called the eastern partnership summit and is an opportunity for the eu to speak the leaders of the sixth countries neighbouring to the east. it is about trade, security and regional stability. even that has been drawn into the brexit processor that in that the prime minister arrived here today and said that the uk will still be committed to those issues across europe even when we leave the european union. the uk is prepared to pay £100 million over the next five years to fight russian fake names and its information. thank you, adam. let's continue on this. what do you think