charity of others so how do different cultures respond to that please out zero correspondent bobby phillips went to find out. they all the poorest of the poor and you could find them all over the world in the wealthiest parts of the west and in asia's poorest slums i'm on a journey through the developed and developing whiles to see how very different countries cope with those of the bottom of society to be helped them to be ignore them too we simply despise them i've come to manila in the philippines and like many cities in asia it's growing fast but it is a place of stunning contrasts shacks and new rising tower blocks but there is one way in which these two wells rich and poor meet and that is through the most simple economic activity of all banking. in manila nobody is true young today. a small boy learning to survive in a big city. j.c. five years old is looking for his two older brothers he has no idea where he can find them a street corner where the traffic slows down fleeting contact between rich and poor a place of opportunity. neal john is the middle brother at seven years old he's

correspondent bobby phillips reports. my wife died about two and a half years ago and i miss her. we are in the history of almost love john who is ninety had felt increasingly isolated the death of his wife left a void we've been married for sixty five years so obviously companionship and friendship important to me. the solution arranged by a charity was for john to give a room to poppy a twenty one year old student she helps with shopping cooking going for walks it's mutually beneficial most importantly they like each other in simplest terms i probably won't be able to afford to live where i am if i wasn't working and living with john as a young person all the conversations we have i come out learning something new he's had such an interesting life. loneliness is subjective individuals and societies feel it in different ways but says this expert its impact on health can be measured having predisposes health conditions so there's been a matter that looked at showed that it was bad for your health. today people that are more likely to get heart disease and start. their early onset

correspondent bobby phillips reports. darren osborn in a pub in wales days before the attack the police call him a hate filled with a history of violence drug and alcohol abuse in the pub he wrote a letter which was found in the van he used for the attack a letter so full of hatred for muslims say the police that it's too offensive to release he rents the van to drive to london police say to find muslim targets he says he wanted to kill opposition labor leader jeremy corbin he drove all over london arriving at the muslim welfare house in finsbury park after midnight where people were leaving after ramadan prayers and one man happened to fall ill on the street c.c.t.v. footage shows the van moments before it drove into the crowd on the left of the screen. drove down this road the seven sisters road into this little cul de sac where a crowd of people were trying to help who by coincidence had fallen ill just a few moments before he plowed into the crowd as he got out of his vile i would this is in court said that he was smi

roland van hollen made and admitted the behavior that he's previously denied the claims from bobby phillips a lot. oxfam has handed over the complete report to the haitian government with an apology it says for its mistakes in the version which has been made publicly available the names of the individuals the seven individuals who left oxfam as a result of the scandal back in twenty eleven have been redacted nonetheless there are plenty of embarrassing details and they paint a picture of an unhappy dysfunctional organization working in that immediate post earthquakes in ario in haiti three witnesses for the report being physically intimidated other reports of bullying intimidation downloading of pornography it says it can't rule out that under age prostitutes were used it says that oxfam had a problem in terms of what it did with staff who were involved in activities like this preventing them from remaining in the aid sector working for other aid organizations a case in point ronald van hower myron the man who led the oxfam operation in haiti he went on to head an important agency an import

the troubled individual who turned into a politically motivated killer bobby phillips al-jazeera finsbury park in north london tensions are rising in south africa's drive hit city take time where residents are in the middle of a severe water shortage one person was arrested after a fight broke out in the natural spring where residents have been collecting water new restrictions were introduced on thursday in a man's time to avoid daisy will the day in april and they may have to turn off most taps people are being asked to use no more than fifty metres of water a day this week we've been coming here for the past five years the only now having a plane been here for more than ten years this has been getting it out has been happening full told on the only planting now. and this is my first experience with these new rules that's been put into place it's tough but what can you do we all need the water it's the live shows. and we just go with a pro so to come this hour wind agreement on reuniting refugee families could also bring unity to germany's political parties a comedian faces charges for

department for international development have been summoned to parliament for questioning many thanks bobbie phillips of them. there are reports that yet another trump aide is likely to plead guilty as part of the f.b.i.'s investigation into russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election according to the los angeles times trump's former deputy campaign manager richard gates who pleaded not guilty to charges of fraud in october is expected to change his plea the f.b.i. investigation kicked up a notch in october when trump's former foreign policy advisor george papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. later the same month charges of conspiracy and money laundering were filed against trump's former campaign manager paul man a foot he pleaded not guilty to the charges but it's understood that richard gates will now testify against him that in november trump's national security advisor michael flynn was charged with willfully and knowingly making false statements he pleaded guilty in december let's go live to washington and a serious political hanes and hopefully help us make s

some of that conversation from bobby kennedy with -- phillip indicated in other communications. that's a front channel. a case where kennedy was delivering a specific message to bobby to speak to the person you want to convey a message tochlt the ambassador of the soviet union. it's a recognition that the standard channels you might use through state department may not always be effective. kennedy wasn't thrilled with the performance of the state department or the system itself. so i think it provided him some other options to try to hear from people who's voices are not heard as frequently. and as we heard, those channels are being used today with regard to north korea which sounds like it is an encouraging sign. it is another way to keep the conversation going publicly. >> i think the kennedy -- the robert kennedy back channel is interesting as a reflection of john f. kennedy's understanding of domestic politics than a reflection on how the soviets were thinking. khrushchev was bafleed by this back channel. if you look at the way in which they managed it. the soviets didn't wan

phillips joins us live from so bobby show us around. thank you laura yes to square where the suffragettes held their rallies their meetings on many occasions in the run up to the. the sixth of february back in one thousand eight hundred fifty nine prominent campaigners for women's suffrage on the display behind me open by city can today a little bit later in the day the prime minister to resign may britain's second woman prime minister will be giving a speech in manchester marking this event and she'll strike a slightly more somber tone still celebrate the achievements of the suffragettes but she'll also talk about the amount of abuse the disproportionate abuse that many women face when they enter politics until say that this is a threat to democracy that abuse particularly coming online i've been looking at some of the other ways that people in britain are marking the centenary. of the. law an epic victory celebrated in the museum of london one hundred years since the first british woman got the vote thanks to the suffragettes who took

previously denied the claims lived out a london zoo is about to be phillips can tell us more what exactly is this report got to say bobbie. well as you said i think one of the most shocking details is that three of the witnesses three of the suspects rather physically threatened intimidated witnesses during the investigation the overall impression that it gives of that oxfam operation in haiti in the post earthquake stage is that it was a dysfunctional and i'm happy place the very intimidation of those witnesses for example only happened because someone within oxfam had leaked the existence of the investigation to other staff members if you follow me it talks about intimidation bullying downloading of pornographic material it says that the use of under age prostitutes can't be ruled out now the names of the seven people themselves have been redacted this oxfam says is in compliance with various international privacy laws and in compliance with u.n. standards in cases of sexual exploitation sexual abuse but the full report which will be handed over to the government of haiti by oxfam later today will include those names s

bobby clarke. he is still alive today. >> yes, and one of the colors in the love sculpture was based on the skies from his fathers job at phillipshe depression. that is where he got color idea according to his biographer. so yes, good history. by wait, fits nixon also owned one fourth of the flyers. you know what he paid for one fourth of the flyers, 1.2 million, and he sold it, sold a fourth of the flyers for 2.2 million, that is price of like popcorn and a beer now >> that is right. >> my gosh. >> thank you for that trip down memory lane. >> thanks for both of you. >> we will unveil this thing in the next hour of "good day philadelphia". >> he hads been outside of that secret location, seeing is what going on. >> that the point he is loitering, we have to get him out of there. >>> many parents help their daughters sell girl scout cookies. >> they do. >> famous moms and dads, no exception, the celebrity set up outside of a grocery store, to sell cookies, and i saw a >>> i'm begging you to get the kids around the tv. do you see the other box there get the kids to the television , and, and, here are some astroturf that maybe look