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i have with me, the human rights campaigner, bianca jagger. with me, the human rights campaigner, biancaportant to you? it is important because in the 215t century it is time women had gender equality. in the uk last year we had 37,000 rapes. that is more than we had since records began in 2002. we had an enormous amount of sexual assaults. so, it is time we call today for an end to women against —— violence against women and girls. it is important that the fact is, there is important that the fact is, there is an incredible pay gap. in the workforce , is an incredible pay gap. in the workforce, in this country, women are paid 18% less than men. in the us, it is 20% less than men. what they said in the report, it will probably take 170 years so that we can close that gap. is it really acceptable ? can close that gap. is it really acceptable? isn't it preposterous that we women cannot have equal pay? solam that we women cannot have equal pay? so i am calling today for equal pay, gender equality, for an end of violence against women and girls and lam violence against women and girls and i

the trawler, the bianca, is to be sold. the cocaine found on board will be destroyed. it won't stop the south american drugs trade. and their vigilance will be tested again. duncan kennedy, bbc news. now let us catch up on the weather. there has been a hint of spring in the area in the last couple of days. jay wynne has the rest of the forecast. you are absolutely right, it has been a nice day for some of us in the south—east of england. we have not over airfield of sunshine not over airfield of daffodils in kent. in the north west of the country there were a whole rash of the showers on a considerable breeze and a lot of cloud in between. a big difference on either side of the cloud. the cool and fresh air in the north—west will win out in the next few days and it will come in behind the wiki cloud which is a cold front slip into the south and bringing rainj with into the south and bringing rainrj with it but not too much. the cold air with it but not too much. the cold a i r follows with it but not too much. the cold air follows along behind, with it but not too much

. >> and targets of the unknown assassins were grocer lean any la bianca and his wife rosemary. >> itabbed mrs. labianca in the lower back about 16 times. >> following charlie's orders, words are written in blood including helter-skelter on the refrigerator. >> they were just savage crimes, savage murders. >> in the bizarre circus-like trial, mastermind manson, atkins, krenwinkel and van houten were found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to death. their sentences reduced to life in prison after california changed its stance on the death penalty. kasabian who drove the car was given immunity in exchange for her testimony. decades later, the manson family homicides continue to fascinate the american public. >> it continues to shock the conscience both because of the brutality of the murders and because of this eerie cult-like control that manson had over his followers. >> this past january, the 82-year-old criminal made headlines once again when he was briefly hospitalized. he's now back in prison serving the remainder of his life sentence. age incarceration have left him a

. >> bianca, it is great to have you. i want you to read this "new york times" headline with all of us. fewer americans would be insured with gop plan than with simple repeal. in other words, if obamacare were allowed to collapse of its own weight, at the heart of this is a piece of legislation let's not forget attached to actual living breathing americans. >> yes. and don't forget these lawmakers have their voters at home to answer to. >> there's that. >> we've seen these town halls and these rallies. voters are angry. they don't want their health care taken away from them. they'll appreciate what's taken away from them more than what they appreciate what they have now, and they're going to blame the administration for them. kristen is why. the reason why we've seen the worst wall street day this year is wall street traders are starting to question whether or not the president will go through with his promises, specifically tax reform. >> charlie, when you widen out the picture, you realize what we have just witnessed in

the bbc‘s jane frances—kelly spoke to the activist bianca jagger who was involved in the march.ntury it is about time women have gender equality. in the uk, last year we had 37,000 rapes. that is more than we've had since records began in 2002, and we have an enormous amount of sexual assaults. it is time we call today for an end to violence against women and girls. the other thing i think is very important, that women and the rest of the world should care about, is the fact that there is an incredible pay gap and in the workforce in this country women are paid 18% less than men. in the us, that is 20%. in the eu, 16% and something. what they said in the report, is that it would probably take 170 years to close that gap. is it really acceptable, isn't it preposterous that we women cannot have equal pay? i'm calling today for equal pay, gender equality, an end to violence against women and girls, and i'm calling for us to think about what we are facing with the president of the us who wants to belittle women, who once of the us who wants to belittle women, who wants to reduce all

bianca jagger talking to our correspondence.ailors who died during the d—day landings in the second world war. the government is to contribute £21 million towards the monument — near the beaches on which the normandy landings took place. robert hall reports. announcer: this is it - they're on the beach. it was the largest operation of its kind ever mounted. in june 19114, an estimated 21,000 members of the british armed forces and merchant navy lost their lives as they fought alongside their allies to gain a foothold in occupied europe. in the 70 years since the landings, veterans have returned to the normandy beaches to remember the fallen. but there is no permanent memorial to the friends they lost. now veterans have been told the government will contribute £20 million towards a new memorial. it will be erected in one of the french seaside towns that saw fierce fighting. on each beach there was roughly 1,200 on each beach were killed, plus god knows how many wounded, and seriously. so you can imagine the sights that it was, on

. >> cnn politics reporter paul la bianca saying it's all coming together.liticians like to spin. is it according to cnn's count, we're seeing about 25 now house republicans who are either already on record saying no, they're not voting for it, or are leaning toward a no vote. what are you hearing? what's the latest? >> well you know, given that, given that number, and our latest reporting, we scoured the house of representatives yesterday, their last day for the week here. they were in through the afternoon and it does sound like the president is accurate when he says the phrase "coming together" now of course that doesn't mean it's there yet. there's still a lot of work yet to be done there. you know, we really have to hammer away at it if you're paul ryan, if you're donald trump, the folks working on this. if you're a mender of the house leadership trying to get this thing done. you have to work on the house freedom caucus on these hard-core conservatives who are solid nos, that's the block you got to chip away at right now. >> so what are the changes bei

meanwhile, thousands women also mamarched in london, where human rights activist bianca jagger denounced president trump. >> so i am calling today for equal pay for gender equality, the end of violence against women and girls. i am calling as well for us to think about what we are facingg with the president in the u.s. who wants to be little women, who once to reduce e our rights, andwants to diminish us that we should stand up. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. president donald trump has signed a new executive order on monday temporarily banning all refugees, as well as people from six majority muslim countries, from entering the united states. in contrast to the fanfare that accompanied trump's rollout of january's ill-fated travel ban, monday's signing was a decidedly more low-key event. trump signed the executive order out of public view. secretary of state rex tillerson late

>> claro, sentir la energÍa de momento escuchaba la voz de bianca y me sentÍ en broadway. >> te veÍasescuchas? orlando: fuerte y claro. no puedo decir en donde me encuentro. se que estoy en unas condiciones difÍciles. la audiencia como recordarÁ hace semanas mÉxico viviÓ un difÍcil momento que la trÁgica muerte del presidente diego martÍnez dejando un gobierno a medias y muchas interrogantes acerca de su muerte y funcionamiento del paÍs. como pueden ver nos encontramos con la primera dama emilia urquiza que aceptÓ esta entrevista bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad porque se encuentra fugitiva. >>marÍa, emiliano mantÉngase fuerte y muy pronto deban haber. --me van a ver. orlando:por quÉ la primera dama esta huyendo? >> no estoy huyendo, me estoy preparando. estoy en un lugar que nadie sabe dÓnde estoy. orlando: me han traÍdo aquí, no sÉ en dÓnde estamos. se rumora que nos encontramos fuera de la ciudad. >> lo que importa es que estoy con aliados, con la gente correcta. orlando:usted no asesinÓ al presidente? >> por supuesto que no, por supuesto que no. por eso juro delante de mÉxicoqu