the dorchester said they had no knowledge of any wrongdoing. this happens across the ward at charity events. i have been to a few weeks hostesses who addressed in a certain way and they are there as the eye candy. that is what there. had to dress provocatively. there is no getting away from that fact. is it time that this whole outmoded idea is done away with? formula i, charity events, think like that, places where women are on display. we need to draw a line under it, some people say but then others say that that is what advertisers want and what gets the punters in.“ that that is what advertisers want and what gets the punters in. if you are the sort of person who does not wa nt to are the sort of person who does not want to dress like that you do not get that sort of job. want to dress like that you do not get that sort ofjob. the girls who are there, they are not there under any false pretences. it is not as if they turn up expecting to be dressed one way and then find they are dressed in another. i think the people who live there are not

a dinnerfor some top business names at the dorchester hotel last thursday — a men only event — at whichned on by attractive young hostesses, who have to put up from some of the guests with groping and from a minority, worse. a kind of raunchy stag night, in black tie. we can only bring you fleeting pictures from inside, as the hostesses‘ mobile phones were locked away beforehand. the women also had to sign non—disclosure agreements. but what we have, we can report as the financial times sent two women in as hostesses, in an undercover investigation published tonight.

a government adviser who helped organise the event last week at the dorchester has resigned.rities for which money was raised are handing back the donations. here's our special correspondent lucy manning. the men appeared to be enjoying themselves at their charity dinner, the women working there much less so, with claims that they were groped at the men only event for those in business and politics. women working as table hostesses were made to wear revealing outfits, their phones confiscated. madison marriage is the financial times journalist who went undercover to expose the dinner. multiple women told me that they had been touched inappropriately, and that ranged from, you know, holding their hands, touching their bums, kind of grabbing them, pulling them into their laps. yeah, there was a complete range of sexual harassment. and did that happen to you? yes. yeah, i had three men touch me inappropriately. were you surprised that this was happening in this day and age? i am surprised by the institutionalised scale of this particular event. the charity auction offered the me

route 23 valley forge road at dorchester way. we have a couple water main breaks as well, in rhawnhurst northeast philadelphia castor avenue at rhawn street and we have another one in delaware, foulke road at silver side road the alternate lanes are opened so you will be able to navigate yourself around this. rahel, back over to you. >>> new this morning a home is damage in the fast moving overnight fire in the 5300 block of girard avenue in west philadelphia crews responded just before 2:30 as did manage to get the fire under control in 15 minutes. there are in reports of injuries and it is unclear what may have spark this fire. >>> count down is on for three days for the nfc championship game. >> eagles are gearing up for kick off this sunday at linc and so are city officials. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at lincoln financial field with more on how a stronger security presence is being put in place , good morning, trang do. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. both philadelphia police and septa police will b

>> with this storm, snow and how much of the tide came down grayson street in dorchester. >> it's on a hill and safe from the flooding but, rachel, this "the new york times" story corroborated by the ap during your hour. they have come out and said they found exactly the same thing about the president's reaction to the sessions recusal and trying to prevent it. the actively trying to prevent it. which adds to this issue, the frame, anyway, of the issue of obstruction of justice. actually saying he's supposed to be there to protect me. this attorney general. >> we talked with chuck rosenberg, the former chief of staff of the fbi about this earlier this hour and he made an important point. i don't know enough about recusal and just governed by, you know, norms opposed to laws. i don't know if you could potentially obstruction justice trying to influence somebody's decision to recuse themselves from your case and he said essentially it's a gray area and if you did it with the intention, if you took that action, you lobbied for the recusal with the intention of keeping somebody in place

an undercover reporter filmed last week's dinner at the dorchester.r who helped organise it has resigned. and some of the charities for which money was raised are handing back hundreds of thousands of pounds in donations. here's our special correspondent lucy manning. all the president's club men appear to be enjoying themselves at their charity dinner, the women working there much less so, with claims that they were groped at the men—only event for those in business and politics. women working as table hostesses were made to wear revealing outfits, their phones confiscated. madison marriage is the financial times journalist who went undercover to expose the dinner. multiple women told me that they had been touched inappropriately, and that ranged from, you know, holding their hands, touching their bums, kind of grabbing them, pulling them into their laps. yeah, there was a complete range of sexual harassment. and did that happen to you? yes. yeah, i had three men touch me inappropriately. were you surprised that this was happening in this day and age

david walliams was the host at a dinner which takes place every year, took place at the dorchester hotelany development is on the story. the time is edging up to 1:45pm. all the latest business news in a moment, but first, a reminder of today's headlines. two children's hospitals give back donations, while the bank of england denies any links to a men—only fundraiser following allegations of sexual harassment. the number of court cases in england and wales collapsing because of failures by police or prosecutors to disclose evidence is up 70% in two years. the finsbury park mosque attack, the court hears from worshippers knocked down during the alleged attack last year. wages rose at their fastest rate in almost a year, but are still failing to keep up with rising average prices. excluding bonuses, pay packets rose by 2.4% in the three months to november according to the office for national statistics. but the average cost of goods and services is rising at 3%, meaning the squeeze on our income continues. your round or mine? well it seems like we were both feeling generous. the pub chainj

an undercover reporter filmed last week's dinner at the dorchester.who helped organise it has resigned, and some of the charities for which money was raised are handing back hundreds of thousands of pounds in donations. here's our special correspondent lucy manning. all the presidents club men appear to be enjoying themselves at their charity dinner, the women working there much less so, with claims that they were groped at the men only event for those in business and politics. women working as table hostesses were made to wear revealing outfits, their phones confiscated. madison marriage is the financial times journalist who went undercover to expose the dinner. multiple women told me that they had been touched inappropriately, and that ranged from, you know, holding their hands, touching their bums, kind of grabbing them, pulling them into their laps. yeah, there was a complete range of sexual harassment. and did that happen to you? yes. yeah, i had three men touch me inappropriately. were you surprised that this was happening in this day and age? i

inappropriate advances working as hostesses at a charity event taking place at london's prestigious dorchester hotel since the fall out two major sponsors seva ties and the club president said it will no longer host fundraising events. the measles outbreak is fit to have killed hundreds of malnourished people in indonesia's eastern pop or province officials say sixty nine children have died but church leaders believe the death toll is much higher when you're up to date with all of the top stories the news hour is coming up in twenty five minutes time so do join me then now it's time for inside story. is the president of egypt scared of the competition. is the latest contender forced out of the race for the presidential election in large the army's film a chief of salt is under arrest and the former prime minister has also been forced to drop out this is inside story.

of time toa chose to devote loads and loads of time to a bunch of elderly wealthy pervert in the dorchesterally have your priorities com pletely really have your priorities completely wrong, in my opinion. as well as leading onto the charity dinner, the bulletin also featured rip ports on the sentencing of the four us gymnastics team dog, larry nassar. ——. and on sexist remarks bait by phil neville. as well as brief mentions of a rapist. all different cases but one viewer was led to ask... the court appearance of larry nassar and the summing up by thejudge had been broadcast live for more than half an hour on the news channel, prompting this reaction... half an hour on the news channel, prompting this reaction. . ij half an hour on the news channel, prompting this reaction... i was watching the news on wednesday when coverage of the larry nassar trial came on and on and on. after ten minutes listening to the judge ‘s tedious summing up i switched off. however, this left me wondering why this man, not exactly a household name in this country, was warranted such extended coverage. surely, a p

although you chose to devote loads and loads of time to a bunch of elderly, wealthy perverts in the dorchesterreally, you have got your priorities completely wrong in my opinion. as well as leading on that charity dinner, wednesday evening bulletins featured reports on the sentencing of the former us gymnastics team doctor abusing athletes. also allegations by nuns at a care home in lanarkshire, also sexist remarks made on twitter by the new england women's football team phil neville, also stories about the rapistjohn warboys. all different stories, but: the court appearance of the doctor and the summing up of thejudge in the case had already been broadcast live for more than half an hour on the news channel, prompting this reaction. i was watching the news on wednesday when coverage of the trial came on and on and on. after ten minutes listing to the judge's tedious summing up i switched off. however, this left me wondering why this man, not exactly a household name in this country, was warranted such extended coverage in the first place. surely a post trial and post sentencing report would h

the dorchester hotel said it had a zero tolerance policy over groping of any employees.rlick is the chief executive of money and co. she worked in senior city jobs for many years. are you surprised at this? i am seldom speechless but when i read that article i was somewhat speechless. i felt i was reading about something that happened a0 or 50 years ago. the lap dancing culture in which you might see this as on that kind of spectrum. does that still go on? 0ccasionally you read about christmas parties where they have ended up in a lap dancing club but not on the scale it used to happen in the 80s and early 90s. i thought we had moved on from this. wpp, their biggest communications company in the country have said they will not be having any association with this event in the future and they did not know about what went on. what is your impression of the clients? how do you think theyjustified to themselves sitting in something so obviously not? their host says it is the most un—pc event in the year. what do you think about them? i don't know how anyone can justify it. ca

the annual presidents club dinner for men—only at the dorchester hotel.e hired as table hostesses. there are claims they were groped, they were made to wear revealing outfits and specific underwear and their phones were confiscated. maddison marriage is the financial times journalist who went undercover to expose the dinner. multiple women told me that they had been touched inappropriately and that ranged from you know holding their hands, touching their stomachs, to hands near their bottom of their back. things that maybe you might not find too offensive, but then touching their bums, touching... kind of grabbing them, pulling them into their laps. one of the event organisers, david mellor, resigned his position as a member of the department for education's board and summoned to explain his attendance was education minister, nadhim zahawi. he was called in to see the chief whip. on social media, mr zahawi said: i do unequivocally condemn this behaviour. the report is truly shocking. i will never attend a men—only function ever. he didn't stay long. he we

inappropriate advances working as hostesses to male only charity event taking place at london's prestigious dorchester hotel. that's why we're now coming next people empowered with part two the story of two refugees and their journey to safety in germany athena. al-jazeera is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras have gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going talk to people that nobody else is talking to and that story to the forefront. it's become one of the defining themes of all times a tidal wave of humanity in search of sanctuary from repression poverty in recent years millions have taken to the road in the hope that safety and a better life sway some manage it some don't but almost every journey is a tale of hardship insurance and great risk in this to call people and special reports telling one such story to syrian refugees trying against all the oats to make it to germany. after weeks of exhausting nonstop travelling by sea and land. and georgia's have covered over a thousand kilometers since climbing aboard a people traff

undercover at the 5—star dorchester hotel. marriage, a reporter for the financial times, here getting ready for a night's work as a hostess at the presidents club fundraising dinner. the guests, all men. the hostesses, all young women, paid around £200 for an evening's work. as the dinner began, guests were told they were at the most un—pc event of the year. there was a charity auction, including an offer of plastic surgery at a harley street clinic. perhaps, they were told, for their wives. these photos were taken by the financial times team outside the hotel. they say they show those attending the dinner minging. and during the evening, the undercover reporter says she and others were repeatedly groped and harassed by male guests. multiple women told me that they had been touched inappropriately, and that ranged from holding their hands to touching their stomachs, to hands near the bottom of their back, things which maybe you might not find too offensive, but then, you know, touching their bums, kind of grabbing them, pullin

it begins with his offshore company dorchester international incorporated registered instead kitts and nevis. it has holdings in companies all over the globe in directly in golden eagle trust in new jersey. owned by billionaire v.j. maleo today facing extradition to india on fraud charges which he denies another link mining in tanzania and cameroon to palm oil billionaires in malaysia even state run pharmaceuticals in cuba where they all operate as a kind of transnational clan have their lawyers and sundress that have the money and. it's an international structure which they've created since the fall of the soviet union which is very very resilient and very hard to penetrate. since the collapse of the soviet union a quarter century ago ukraine's been caught between russia and the west. of the twenty fourteen revolution a pro western governments been in place. when you look at its launched a war on corruption fooled by a national anti corruption bureau built on american and european money. but it may have still mobile and open it. on this and it also dropped. it in the moment it got the

valley forge road, at dorchester way. otherwise, mass transit, looking good.back over to you. >> love to hear that. 5:19. new jersey teenager kick out of college, 19 years old, after going on racist rant on line. >> oh, please don't say you're from jersey. nineteen year old haley bash fresh harl ton, she was a student at the university of alabama until recently. university expelled her after she posted that video, couple of more on her instagram account. in which she repeatedly uses race al slurs saying she didn't care it was martin luther king day. her sorority also kicked her out. alabama football star damian harris posted to his twitter account about that video saying quote this girl goes to the same university as me but they say racism is dead. unfortunately, this thread says the opposite. >> university of alabama president stewart bell released a statement as well saying in part, quote, like many of you, i find the video's highly offensive and deeply hurtful. not only to our student and our entire university community, but to everyone who viewed them. the

from dorchester. [ cheers ] >> seth: yeah, dorchester. you -- but no accent.accent for television? >> as we sit here every second, i am suppressing my native tongue. [ laughter ] >> seth: has it ever almost slipped out? >> it cracks all the time. you know the first time i ever hosted a show on msnbc i was substitute hosting "hardball." >> seth: yeah. >> and there's this little moment a minute before the show where you rehearse the introduction of the show which ends in the punchline, "let's play hard ball." and so i -- i'm reading a teleprompter for the very first time in my life. and i come to that line and say, "let's play hardball." [ laughter ] and i go, "oh, my god. it cracked. oh my god." [ laughter ] and so i had 30 seconds before the show is going start and what i wanted to do is, can i do that again just to prove to myself that i can say hardball. >> seth: yeah. >> and we didn't have enough time to do that. so i spent the whole trying to think of, "okay, what's my improvised joke for having the boston accent crack?" and i didn't come up with a joke. b

. >> reporter: in dorchester, massachusetts, flames on a five-alarm fire. firefighters frosted over during the fight. in the nation's capitol, power outages and ruptured pipes are delag classes monday at howard university for at least a week. >> you don't want us to go there and start freezing and take away from the learning environment. >> reporter: the cleanup could take daus. in boston, major on stam calls, streets that have turned into rivers with floating ice chunks. with gusting winds at more than 100 miles an hour, new hampshire was the coldest on saturday. >> right now we're at 14 degrees below zero and 55 below. really cold instead of bone-chilling cold out there on the >> that was mel oliver reporting. >> in southern california this morning, heavy rain and wind threatened to trigger mudslides. residents prepared sandbags. areas were recent wildfires burned vegetation are particularly vulnerable. up to 4 inches of rain could fall in the foothills around los angeles. evacuations have been issued for parts of santa barbara county. overseas, they're e

repeated inappropriate advances working as high stress as at a charity event at london's prestigious dorchester hotel and soldiers are being deployed to evacuate parts of the french capital paris as rivers swell to record levels after weeks of heavy rain there are a flood warnings across parts of eastern france while authorities in paris are imposing emergency measures well more in all of that at the top the next hour in about twenty five minutes time off to witness with the story of an australian aboriginal it wants to start his own and that yes nation will see off to its. we have been here since the beginning of time this is not the commonwealth of australia this is the it in g. territory. it always has been always will be. going to walk down through the community and then we're going to just pull people who want to come and do what they're recovering. are not just you know we're moving. what we're doing today which is really i think people know that there's a different government here now call it sovereign in the government and. then a company. but always working in holland house i say to re

two "financial times" reporters were among the female hostesses last week's event at london's dorchester hotel. they reported they were groped, harassed, and propositions. they have raised money for children's charities over the last three years. >>> monkeys have been cloned. researchers cloned a pair of monkeys for the first time using the same technique that produced dolly the sheep in 1996. since then scientists have cloned nearly two dozen kinds of mammals. the chinese scientists say they have no intention of cloning humans. >>> and "sports illustrated" says four players were elected to the baseball hall of fame yesterday. chipper jones batted .303 and hit 468 home runs during his career. outfielder vladimir guerrero was a nine-time all-star who hit .318 and swatted 449 homers. jim thome hit 612 home runs during his 22-year career with the cleveland indians and the san diego closer hoffman with 71 saves. >>> still ahead, the end of the yellow brick road. singer elton john makes a big announcement as he opens up about retiring from touring. and if you have heart failure, entrusting yo

elsewhere in maryland, dorchester county schools are closed.ueen anne's county schools on a 90 minute delay and talbot county schools you are on a two-hour delay. >> let's take you to virginia. shenandoah county schools closed today. king george, page and spotsylvania county schools are also closed today while stafford county and frederick city schools are on a two-hour delay. >> and in west virginia, jefferson county schools you are closed today. >> all right. erin como is talking about traffic. a lot of red behind you. i'm afraid to ask what that's all about. mike thomas talking about weather. no delay. you guys hit it. >> all right guys well it's the cold ground temperatures we're worried about today. actually most -- most of the atmosphere supports rain coming down but could freeze on contact. we got details o up. erin that looks like trouble. >> it is. unfortunately we have several water main breaks you need to steer clear of. crash after courthouse road. we'll talk about those drive times, help you out this morning in thank you both of yo

undercover at the 5—star dorchester hotel. madison marriage, a reporter for the financial times. a night's work as a hostess at the presidents club fundraising dinner. the guests, all men. the hostesses, all young women. paid around £200 for an evening's work. as the dinner began, guests were told they were at the most un—pc event of the year. there was a charity auction, including an offer of plastic surgery at a harley street clinic. perhaps, they were told, for their wives. and during the evening, the undercover reporter says she and others were repeatedly groped and harassed by male guests. multiple women told me that they had been touched inappropriately, and that ranged from holding the hands, to touching their stomachs, hands near the bottom of their back. things which maybe you might not find too offensive, but touching their bums, kind of grabbing them, pulling them into their laps. yes, a complete range of sexual harassment, basically. the event raised more than £2 million for several organisations including great 0rmond street hospital. it now says it will return all d

inappropriate advances working as hostesses at a charity event taking place at london's prestigious dorchester hotel since the fall out two major sponsors severed ties and the club president said it will no longer host fundraising events. the measles outbreak is fit to have killed hundreds of malnourished people in indonesia's eastern pop or province officials say sixty nine children have died but church leaders believe the death toll is much higher well you're up to date with all of the top stories the news hour is coming up in twenty five minutes time so do join me then now it's time for inside story. is the president of egypt scared of the competition is the latest contender forced out of the race for the presidential election in large the army's chief of song is under arrest and the former prime minister has also been forced to drop out this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm laura kyle it doesn't look like many or should that be any challenges are going to make it to polling day for the presidential election in egypt voting in march will be the second sense of will fatt

the annual presidents club charity dinner for men only at the dorchester hotel. zahawi said: he didn't say long, the charity commission said it was investigating the claims as a matter of urgency. the behaviour described as no place in a charity. we were in touch with the trustees straightaway, asking for an explanation. they have since confirmed that they intend to come close —— to close the charity. that doesn't excuse their actions whilst running the charity, and if the charity is closing, we have an important role in ensuring it does so in and it —— in an orderly way. the presidents club, which said it was appalled by the allegations surrounding the event last week, said it would distribute remaining funds to children's charities before shutting down in the wake of the scandal. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news. earlier, the culture secretary, matt hancock, give us this reaction. i'm very glad this club has been shut down and part of that shutting it down is part of a wider change that we need to make sure that you have genuine equality of opportunity in this cou

repeated inappropriate advances working as high status at a charity event at london's prestigious dorchester hotel and soldiers are being deployed to evacuate parts of the french capital paris as rivers swell to record levels after weeks of heavy rain there are a flood warnings across parts of eastern france while authorities in paris are imposing emergency measures well more in all of that at the top the next hour in about twenty five minutes time off to witness with the story of an australian aboriginal it wants to start his own and the genus nation will see off to its.

m s n b c fox ok i love the jimmy dorchester i love the jimmy door show i learned a lot from you guys but you know what i do learn from the mainstream media as i learn these words like trigger and micro aggression and i always find it so curious ok because trump is that cues to being a trigger for this sort of trigger for that but it seems to be the mainstream media is just one huge trigger that goes off once in a while and we go through an entire cycle of people crying and beating their fist and beating their chests and you know how can this happen to our country who is i mean it i just thought you know what are they all dishing for something because i just find it you know where's the new and then i try to change the channel it's the same thing on the next channel just a different face i mean i mean what is this what corporate culture has gotten down to i mean is it getting to the point what's the oldest man that can cry the loudest now on public airwaves ok this is what it's come down to me i mean it's you should turn to the cartoon channel at least you'll feel better go ahead ron.

undercover at the 5—star dorchester hotel. madison marriage, and reporterfor hotel.riage, and reporter for the financial times. he getting ready for a night's work as a hostess at the presidents club fundraising dinner. the guests, all men. the hostesses, all young women. had around £200 for an evening's work. as the dinner began, guests we re work. as the dinner began, guests were told they were at the most on pc event of the year. there was a charity auction including an offer of plastic surgery at a harley street clinic. perhaps, they were told, for their wives. and during the evening, the undercover reporter says she and others were repeatedly groped and harassed by male guests. multiple women told me that they had been touched inappropriately, and that ranged from holding the hands, touching that stomachs, hands near the bottom of their back. things which maybe you might not find too offensive, but touching the bottom. kind of grabbing them, pulling them into their laps. yes, a complete range of sexual harassment, basically. the event raised more than £2 million

in dorchester, massachusetts, flames at a five-alarm fire burst out of a triple decker home frozen in a block of ice. thick icicles weighed down power lines as firefighters frosted over during the fight. in the nation's capitol, power outages and ruptured pipes are delaying the start of classes monday at howard university for at least a week. >> you don't want students to go there, you start freezing it takes away from the learning environment. >> reporter: the cleanup could take days in some areas. in boston a major obstacles are streets that have turned into rivers full of floating ice chunks. with gusts of wind more than 100 miles per hour, new hampshire's mt. washington was the coldest place in the country on saturday. >> right now we're up to about 14 degrees below zero with a 55 below windchill outside. so really cold, bone chilling cold out there on the summit this morning. >> reporter: here in new york city today the low was a bitter five degrees. but the windchill felt like minus four. on monday things are looking up. the temperature is expected to climb above freezing. elain

inappropriate advances working as hostesses to male only charity event taking place at london's prestigious dorchester hotel. that's why we're now coming next people in power with part two the story of two refugees and their journey to safety in germany athena. al-jazeera is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras have gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. it's become one of the defining themes of all times a total wave of humanity in search of sanctuary from repression poverty in recent years millions of time.

moving onto the dorchester peninsula, down here, and using the cannons from the high points there to attack shipping into boston harbor. washington accepted this plan. after careful preparation, the continental soldiers moved on to the peninsula on march 4. as i said, the general already wanted to leave. but when he saw a canon pointing down at him, he left earlier than he land. washington expressed in a letter home the disappointment he felt that there was no major fighting. but he accepted congratulations and this metal from the continental congress for pushing the british out. he realized the attack would have been very difficult. washington recognized the war was not over to them he quickly moved resources down to new york and he followed in april. he left this house in early april 1776. the massachusetts government confiscated the house. as far as we know, general washington never went back there. during his progress through the northern states, he rode through cambridge that he did not even stop you and the early 1790's, the house was sold to the chief pharmaceutical supplier t

moving ontemis ward to the dorchester peninsula, which is down here, and using the cans from the highoint there to attack shipping in boston harbor. washington accepted that plan and threw himself into executing it. after careful, meticulous preparation, they moved on to the peninsula on the night of march 4, as i said, general howell only want to leave, and when he saw cans pointing down at him and realized he couldn't do a thing about that without a costly battle, he left earlier than he planned. washington still hope for a battle and he expressed a letter home the disappointment that he felt that there was no major fighting. andccepted congratulations this metal from the governmental congress for forcing the british out, and when he went into boston and software vacations, he realized the attack would have been very difficult. washington recognized that the war wasn't over, so very quickly he moved resources from down to new york and he followed in april. he left his house in early april, 1776 and the massachusetts government eventually confiscated the house. so far as i know, gene

a house in dorchester went up in flames and turned into an icy skeleton. locals spent the weekend just digging out. >> the first thing that goes through your mind is the car and when you have to get out. >> reporter: dead fish have been turning up in florida, unable to handle the cold temperatures. investigators are looking into the death of an 84-year-old outside of a facility. the chill in western new york caused water falls to freeze and a water fountain to turn into an ice volcano. there was also something beautiful near minneapolis. there was a massive ice castle with tunnels, fountains, slides, and towers. in new york city, a frozen pipe caused a water main break at the airport and disrupted operations already hampered by the frigid weather. and things went on as usual with the no pants subway ride in new york, but with hats, scarves, and gloves. >>> time is now 6:06, former state senator today mark leno will file papers to run for mayor of san francisco in a special election to fill out the rest of ed lee's term. tomorrow is the dead line for xn who

it's so cold that in dorchester, two fire trucks froze in place at the scene of a five alarm fire.he latter was frozen and it wouldn't retract. both had to be towed. it's affected as far down as south carolina and georgia where more freezing rain could make for icy roads tomorrow. it's expected make traveling treacherous and after monday the good news is temperatures across the east coast expected to go up to at least 30 degrees. today in whistler massachusetts it felt a minus nine earlier today. that's actual temperature, breaking a record of minus five in 1942. >> and the weather, we know is wreaking havoc on travel, especially at jfk airport. >> you and i know this airport very well. it's going through a hellish weekend. the storm thursday made for cancellations and delays. then there was a collision on the tarmac last night between two planes. luckily no one injured. this afternoon a water main break. water cascading and flooding terminal four. it's an international terminal. travelers had to evacuate the terminal, go outside into the frigidaire. some people's bags were soaked.

the annual presidents club charity dinner for men only at the dorchester hotel.ere groped, they were made to were revealing outfits and specific underwear and their phones were confiscated. madison marriage is the financial times journalist who went undercover to expose the dinner. multiple women told me they had been touched inappropriately, ranging from holding hands to touching their stomachs to hands near the bottom of their back, things which maybe you might not find too offensive, but then clutching their bombs, touching, kind of grabbing them, pulling them into their laps. one of the event organisers, david meller, resigned his position as a member of the department for education's board and, summoned to explain his attendance, education minister nadhim zahawi. he was called in to see the chief whip. 0n social media, mr zahawi said: he didn't stay long, he went home shortly after the hostesses were announced by the presenter and paraded around the room. i think that indicates to me that he was shocked by the events, didn't like the culture, the atmosphere

a field has branches in cyprus i love my island the bahamas and of course london in many cases dorchester international is the names director. if you could a company formation agent register that company formation agent is fully companies see you there and. us media really suspicious huge huge a lot about. just the field appears to be a captive company formation agent in other words creating companies for its owner. expects perfect sense i mean if i was not up to that i mean your own company fresh why don't sell them to your mates give them a. christmas present and get his a london company or the bank account. in part two we confront alexander on a shankar one of the buyers of quick pace. there's like trend of business that you can buy cheaper in the car tool to fix the program to make the money. and we reveal the man believed to be the seller of the frozen assets. the is unbalanced and an inch is a vengeful person a principled and ruthless. china has a serious shortage of women and a lot of. one on one used meets those desperately seeking low anyway the care at this time on al-jazeera. b