carry —— carrie grace, she accused the bbc have several things.any yea rs. institutionalised discrimination over many years. of being less than honest with her in its dealings with and of having a lukewarm relationship with the truth. she said our trade is bbc staff is not into space but in truth. that phrase has the potential to head the bbc because it has gone viral on social media. and the organisation is about public service journalism and to be accused of not being committed to the truth is dangerous. we also find out new information about her story, she said she'd been offered backpay of almost £100,000. but the bbc had settled on friday a particular grievance with on 89 of the 90 day window. and in its settlement the bbc acknowledged not only that it would offer her a total pay rise of £45,000 but there was the issue of backdated pay. which she rejected on the grounds that what she was after was not money but the idea of equality. and she said time and again that she was not doing this for herself but for the whole principle of equality and

pay gap in the civil service in light of the fa ct the civil service in light of the fact that carrie graceed as china editor at the bbc, citing pay issues. it is absolutely essential that we all ensure the equal pay act is enforced. as much asi equal pay act is enforced. as much as i admire the bbc and enjoy listening and looking at our programmes, they have a serious question to answer would certainly hope they will address and in terms of the gender pay gap, we are committed to ensuring we address that as well. and minority representation of the corporation was also raised. 14.596 of its staff are claimed to be from other backgrounds but when looking at the start that make up the programmes, that figure falls to 1.5%. if the minister concerned there is a major problem with bame representation and what discussions has he had with them? i haven't seen those particular figures. what it draws attention to is that sometimes the overall number suggesting there is a quality hides the fact that in some areas, there is nowhere near equality. i think there are additional questions for the bbc to a

carrie grace accuses the bbc of breaking equality law — as she resigns as china editor in dispute aboutffences. his trial for a8 other offences begins in liverpool today. chinese rescue workers struggle to control a fire aboard an oil tanker, two days after it collided with a cargo ship. there are concerns that could explode. fire at trump tower — two people injured in an early morning fire at the manhattan building. sport now on afternoon live. jessica has heard teeth in even if i haven't. last time we talked about andy murray, he's had surgery? he has. big decision for the former number one. he hasn't played since lastjuly. he h e rece ntly he recently pulled out of the event at brisbane. the last resort was surgery but he is optimistic about coming back from that even though it's a major decision in his career. he expects to be hitting balls on the tennis court in about 7—8 weeks' time. but it could be 1a weeks before he makes a competitive return which could impact his preparation for wimbledon in the summer, though he does say he expects the back for the grass court season. what ar

"enough is enough" — the bbc‘s china editor carrie grace speaks out about her decision to quit in protest by issues of harrassment and equality pay. here is what some of the stars had to say, many of whom were wearing black and solidarity. time is up on violence against women and girls and the imbalance of power. across all industries, not just my industry, notjust hollywood, but across all industries all over the world. it is a show of solidarity and it is not about what we are wearing, it is about what we have to say and who we are. it is also a message to everyone around the world, just about saying, we are all in it together, it is notjust about our industry, it is about every industry and every woman about the world, it is about saying, we are all behind you, in whatever way that is. four months ago, you could not have dream of a night like this, and the conversations that are being had. and i think it is exciting times for all of us, who get to see a change, exactly at the time where we we re a change, exactly at the time where we were kind of disillusioned with the world, and can w

when i saw you saturday you were comforting others and carrying yourself with grace and dignity. i know matt is very proud of you. >> reporter: he died six days ag fightings fire on north colorado street. he was pulled out by his fellow firefighters. the residents who he was working to save also died in that fire. once the funeral is over the procession will head to springfield where the lieutenant will be laid to rest. there is one more honor for him. we learned he will be promoted to captain. nbc 10 news. >> that funeral procession will begin after 12:30 p.m. there may be delays along many area roadways which you see own this map. police will close onramps near i-476 northbound into delaware county. count on us for continuing coverage and hear more on the nbc 10 app. >>> wet roads throughout our mo. let's check in with jessica boyington. >> a few things out there. a lot on the on and off ramps. that's what we are seeing lot of. there is a disabled vehicle situation. a few are southbound side here. we are seeing delays there. delays because of a crash eastbod becaus of ft. washi

the real estate agency intends to carry out her life work with the same strength, grace and he will ghans defined her. >>> other victims, 69-year-old josephine guar died when she opened the door to her home. she was a former nurse and a grandmother of three. >> one of the oldest victims was 84-year-old roy rohter, the founder of a ventura catholic school. his wife was injured and remains hospitalized. >> tonight, california national guard members based in moffett field returned from southern california. they rescued several survivors from the mud slides. abc7 news reporter janine de la vega tells us about their experience new at 11:00. >> reporter: it's been a long three days for senior air man ryan garot. he and the 129th rescue wing just returned from seeing people in southern california lose everything. >> it was devastating. you could see basically the mudslide and the effects of the mudslide resulting in cars through second story windows, roofs that were ripped off of homes. >> he and his team were in this hh60 helicopter flying above the destruction. the mud was deep, thick and wet

the real estate agency intends to carry out her life work with the same strength, grace and he will ghans defined her. >>> other victims, 69-year-old josephine guar died when she opened the door to her home. she was a former nurse and a grandmother of three. >> one of the oldest victims was 84-year-old roy rohter, the founder of a ventura catholic school. his wife was injured and remains hospitalized. >> tonight, california national guard members based in moffett field returned from southern california. they rescued several survivors from the mud slides. abc7 news reporter janine de la vega tells us about their experience new at 11:00. >> reporter: it's been a long three days for senior air man ryan garot. he and the 129th rescue wing just returned from seeing people in southern california lose everything. >> it was devastating. you could see basically the mudslide and the effects of the mudslide resulting in cars through second story windows, roofs that were ripped off of homes. >> he and his team were in this hh60 helicopter flying above the destruction. the mud was deep, thick and wet

her company says it intends to carry out her life work with the same grace and strength and h elegancewholly defined rebecca. she is survived by her husband, children and a grandson. roy was in the real estate business and founded a catholic school in conveniently temperature ravment the school's head master says he will miss roy's infectious love of faith and life and of all things true, good and beautiful. he lived in montecito with his wife. our prayers are with their families and those who are still being searched for tonight. that is the story for this week. tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. washington, d.c. is a divided city but today saw a moment of rare political unity. lawmakers in both parties came together in grave agreement that it was unfortunate, unacceptable and indeed threatening that president trump would refer to poor and dangerous countries as in effect poor and dangerous. now, some of the outrage was tactical, obviously. a way to score political advantage but a great deal of it was entirely real. it was aut

graces the sky for the first same since 1882. >>> we have more breaking news this noon out of virginia an amtrak train out of virginia carrying members of congress has crashed. we are told that no lawmakers were injured and headed to a retreat in west virginia with their spouses and workers. several congressman tweeted they were okay. we'll have more on this crash as more information becomes available. >>> federal investigators are on the scene in southern california where a helicopter crashed into a home killing three people. it happened in a gated community in newport beach. two other people were injured during the crash. the ntsb is now investigating. >>> and this into "action news" every member of the usa gymnastics board resigned this morning in the wake of the sex abuse scandal of former team doctor larry nasser. all members were asked to step aside by the olympic committee. and the sports doctor is now underway in lancing, michigan, confronted by roughly 60 people that were his victims. dealing with his actions and adding an elite gymnastics club run by an olympic coach. he was already sentenced to 40 to 175 years in prison ea

grace whatsoever. he makes it look so easy. and it's incredibly difficult. i'm going to leave it to the experts. sometimes you have to give up and let them carry on. but there's one problem, one very big problem, and that is, that this island may simply not exist in just a few decades time. hard to believe at the moment but there is a genuine worry that majuli will be submerged and destroyed within 20 years. in the last 70 years it has shrunk in size by two thirds. and a majority of the original 65 monasteries have gone. every monsoon, the brahmaputra river swells, eroding the terrain around it. bit by bit, land is disappearing. but there is hope. so now, i'm on my way, in a tractor, to go and see a man whose life ‘s mission has been to tackle the flooding that has afflicted this island. he is jadav payeng, basically assam's very own eco—warrior. sadly, these areas that get completely deluged, when the monsoon hits, there is some water there, we have to cross... for the last 36 years, he has taken on an extraordinary challenge, to save this land from vanishing. and so, his lifelong calling began. jadav is known today as the forest man of india. he

grace whatsoever! he makes it look so easy! it is incredibly difficult! i'm just going to leave it to the experts! sometimes you've just got to give up and let them carryne problem. one very big problem. that is that this island may simply not exist in just a few decades time... it's hard to believe the moment but there is a genuine worry that this island will be submerged and destroyed in 20 yea rs. be submerged and destroyed in 20 years. in the last 70 years, it has shrunk size by two fads. and a majority of the island's shrunk size by two fads. and a majority of the islands 65 ministries have gone. every monsoon, the brahmaputra river swells, eroding terrain around it.

carry on. sometimes the moments before you scratch are as exciting as the moments you do. keep on scratchin'! >>> you're not wearing a bra. >> sign it! >> that was jennifer lopez guest starring on "will & grace" 13 years ago. the series has returned and of course now will j-lo. she just posted this photo from the set. she played herself and also her detechive character from shade of blue. meanwhile, her man alex rodriguez will be back on shark tank. >>> on to another hit nbc show, "the good place," with kristin bell and ted danson. i dropped by the set, where we played a little game to see just how bad these stars are in real life. are you guilty or innocent of this bad habit -- have you ever tried to use your celebrity to get out of a ticket or trouble? >> no one recognizes me, so i don't have that opportunity. >> forgetting your lines. >> very rarely. >> yeah, she's great. i do it a lot. >> having a potth. >> oof, very guilty. very [bleep] guilty. >> so that's a problem whenu trying to get into the good place, which is probably why this gang has been in the bad place for a whole season. and if you thought things couldn't get any weirder, kristen and ted gave us a sneak peek of tonight's ep

grace and i'm just beginning to use them. >> at first he showed defiance accusing his victims of seeking news media attention. later he was more contrite saying "i will carry your words with me for the rest of my days days." the judge made sure the rest of his days will be in prison after giving nasser 40-175 years, judge rosemarie aquilino told nasser she just signed his death warrant. >> as much as it was my honor and privilege to hear from the survivors, it is my honor and privilege to sentence you. because sir, you do not deserve to walk outside of a prison ever again. >> in the wake of the scandal, the foul out has been swift and severe. the entire board of directors for usa gymnastics which is the governing body of gymnastics in the united states will not resign. at michigan state where larry nasser spent years under the faculty, university president lou anna simon step down amid allegations of mishandling the scandal. simon issued a statement to survivors that reads in part "i can never say enough that i am so sorry that a trusted renowned physician was really such an evil, evil person." michigan state athletic director mark hollis also resigned tod

russell and major league baseball hall of famer, frank robinson, have graced the halls of the high school. coach michael peters has carried forth the same tradition of excellence since 1992 and has continue usely -- continue usely work to make sure his athletes succeed on the field, most importantly succeed in the classroom. these young athletes represent the spirit, the resilience, and passion of oakland. please join me in congratulating their historic championship win. thank you, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. . mr. lamalfa: i wanto thank the department of heth and human services under this ministration to do something that should have done something long ago. new office -- this new office will treat people fairly. it's part of a broader theme in america from all religions and walks of life have been persecuted for

grace of god, i survived, unlike twain, unfortunately. for me, what it was was the fear that i was infected with afterwards. for the next four weeks, i carried that keeps infecting our young people today. the reason they carry knives, it is publicised across all the media that it isa publicised across all the media that it is a fashion. it is fear that drives them, because i was terrified. and then i was angry, which is not a good place to be when you have a weapon. you can get into a minorargument, and you have a weapon. you can get into a minor argument, and the first thing you're thinking is, i'm even more powerful because i have this weapon. for me, as a victim, i can only imagine being stopped by the police and then finding that screwdriver, because in my head, i would feel like i was being re—victimised. and i was carrying it for fear. a lot of young people who are carrying knives, the fear is infectious. the question asked about people not carrying knives, they are not immune to this fear.” people not carrying knives, they are not immune to this fear. i had so many young people coming to my service wearing bullet—proof vests as part o