and the bbc came up actress emma watson and the bbc came up as did carrie.bviously committed to 50—50 by 2020, that's a great commitment. we need to see them fulfil it. and more needs to be made and more public commitments like that from other organisations like that from other organisations like the bbc. one of our foreign correspondents carrie dwrasy has resigned tonight complaining about pay inequality and failure to reach that solution. this is what we are saying, i think more needs to be done. by making these commitments public we need to be holding these organisations accountable. and i think that what has happened tonight, that resignation is a really good example that, you know, you have got to follow through. you have to back up what you are saying and it's important and we will hold you accountable. carrie gracie has resooned as the bbc‘s china editor. —— resigned. she will continue to work here in the bbc newsroom. carrie was one of four international editors here at the bbc news, you will have seen all of them on outside source. now lastjuly the

emma stone, eva longoria or emma watson all express their support. but, they are among the women who have signed this. justin timberlake reacted to that i writing today on twitter, " no more excepting sexual harassment and inequality at work as normal. this is not normal." movements like the women's march have said expressed support. phil: we ard ere been $30 million raised so far. how do these millionaires plan to help locate the no workers and industry or agriculture. >> well phil, financial help is one of the aspects they address. reporting sexual harassment can cost a lot of money, especially for attorneys fees. this is the money that workers in blue-collar workplaces often do not have. one of the initiatives is a legal defense fund of $30 million. it will help less privileged women working at a restaurant, say. this money would come in the form of donations. justin timberlake already donated to the fund. it is meant for women who wk in farms or as nurses to report things. the initiative includes legislation to penalize companies that tolerate se

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emma watson number 4 as stars as belle in beauty of the bees highest grossing film globally. >> as we-bye to 2017. we'll take a look at the wildest events of 2017. >> reporter: as we tumble toward a new year, nothing heightens the senses quite like jumping into an airplane and a top ten list. number 10, walk this way. all kinds of records were set in 2017. including walking on hands, walking on ladders, and walking on water. this diy iron man fastest jet suit. number nine, cobra where drank water. if you want to check out number 8, call a uber, these russian ride share with grizzly. number one is pro golfer cody who gave this gat or a surprise. number 7 this running of the bulls could have been part garr. for the top half of the list we turn to the world of sports, number 5 rocky mountain low. >> more dangerous things you can do on a horse. >> reporter: these use horsepower, or portlander shedded their own tail, don't try this as home champ. number 4, shuffling the snow, new mexico resort going as fast as 70 miles a your who. third on ts list one strike and two balls, ceremonial first

in the panama papers a hollywood stars famous sportsmen and politicians actors jackie chan and emma watson film director. and former president michel platini none of them in their worst nightmares could have imagined that their names would ever feature alongside that of the bloodthirsty drug lords. and the scandal ridden ukrainian president petro poroshenko as a result there were transactions for instance with piers that there were transactions with trump transactions with the i think it was the king or the premier prime minister of iceland you got revealed and you get it up having to resign there's trav there's transactions that they pieced together from leaders of middle east countries. many sacrificial thanks to the panel. but clearly the real targets were the kings the first victim was iceland's prime minister. david. when it was revealed that his wife secretly companies. to the streets of reykjavik. to resign. twenty sixteen british. position was subject to public scrutiny. stated that cameron had founded several companies with distributed. it's a strange fact that in the. cameron's i

in the panama papers a hollywood stars famous sportsmen and politicians actors jackie chan and emma watson film director. and former president michel platini none of them in their worst nightmares could have imagined that their names would ever feature alongside that of the bloodthirsty drug lords. and the scandal ridden ukrainian president petro poroshenko as a result there were transactions for instance with piers that there were transactions with trump transactions with the i think it was. the premier prime minister of iceland. yet up having to resign there's trav there's transactions that they pieced together from leaders of middle east countries many sacrificial pawns suffered thanks to the panama papers but clearly the real targets were the kings the first victim was iceland's prime minister. david. when it was revealed that his wife secretly companies thousands took to the streets of reykjavik. after this the pm had no option but to resign. twenty sixteen british pm david cameron's position was subject to public scrutiny. stated that cameron's late father had founded several compani

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positive and mainly coming from women of course hollywood movie stars like i must hold gori our emma watson expressed their support but they are also among the women who signed this letter but also some famous man like for example justin timberlake reacted to that he wrote today and on twitter no more accepting sexual harassment and inequality at work as normal this is not normal so let's reactions yet from police stations but for example movements like the women's march have expressed their support for this initiative to ok so we heard in the voice of the thirteen million dollars race so far that explain to us how these hollywood millionaires ponder how low paid female work is an industry. culture. well financial help is one of the aspects a address you just mentioned because reporting sexual harassment concussive victims a lot of money especially for attorneys fees and this is a money that workers in blue collar workplaces often don't have so one of this initiative is a legal defense fund of thirty million dollars just mentioned to help less privileged women working at restaurants and thi

michelle williams, emma watson, susan, and james franco joins us now. >> hey brother. >> and my brothernd your brother. >> so making a movie about perhaps the worst movie ever, it's either genius or somebody -- somebody thought you were crazy. >> i think a lot of people thought we were crazy including the producer seth rogen, oh, this is crazy, but, i just thought, you know, as weird as this story is, it has so much heart and that if we did it right, that would come across. that it would be a bizarre film, but at the same time, it would be a very universal film. >> well, everybody's just clambering about it. and we hope off great time in there. >> thanks, brother. >> nice to meet you. and again, a lot of women bringing the stars bringing activists with them. as their dates to talk about what's going on here tonight. it's a dual purpose. kate, it's celebration, but it's also about activism and the two are really going together really well, hand in hand, it's a real celebratory feel on this carpet, kate. >> all right al roker out there live. thanks so much, al. >>> in case you missed it,

. >> emma watson and marcia. >> emma watson got this traditional look.ck bun. i mean, you know, i love that she actually brought an act activist. one thing i'll say i was disappointed with some of the stars is they showed up on the red carpet wearing all black and solidarity but they had nothing to say about the movement or what it men to them. >> yeah. i thought they kind of wasted an opportunity there. >> where were you guys in years past. why are you now all of a sudden on this band wagon? i know they're mixed feelings about people taking a stand by wearing black. pretty muc you just said about not to a lot to say even though you're wearing the black in solidarity. >> let's trying to get debra messing in. >> she chose to wear a tunic this is by -- >> it's pants andres. >> it's pants andres. by christian. he has a stand out fashion designer in the community that speaks out against injustice in the fashion community. >> i think that that was a statement in and of itself. her wearing him. >> absolutely. >> she got on that red carpet and told everybody ab

emma watson was one of several actresses who arrived with an activist as her guest. generations, across ethnicities, across communities. actually, if we stand together, we can end this, right? it'sjust done, it'sjust over. there's going to be a zero tolerance policy from now on. i really... i really believe that. i think, time's up. there are somethings that we don't need to discuss any more. equal pay, for equal work, well, duh. harassment in the workplace, come on, time's up on all that stuff. from the moment the ceremony began, its tone was set. good evening, ladies and remaining gentleman. laughter. and here are the all—male nominees. natalie portman highlighted the failure of the golden globes to recognise female directors. and star after star lined up to give voice to a movement now known as time's up. time is up. we see you, we hear you and we will tell your stories. thank you. it was really great to be in this room tonight. and to be a part of the tectonic shift in our industry's power structure. but no speech was more powerful than oprah winfrey's. so, i wan

emma watson brought marai larasi, executive director of the british anti-violence group imkaan.aura dern attended with monica ramirez, president of the national farmworker women's alliance. and michelle williams walked the red carpet with #metoo movement founder tarana burke. this is michelle williams, who was nominated for best actress in a motion picture drama, speaking with ryan seacrest on the red carpet before the ceremony. >> we're here because of tarana. taranaeree because started a movement and she played to deceive years ago and it caught fire. she started the etoooo movement. i thought i would have to raise my daughter to learn t to have o dangerousurself in a world. i think becauause of the work tt she has done in the work i'm learning how to do, we actually have the opporortunity to hand r children a different world. i am moved beyond measure to be standing next to this woman. i have tears in my eyes and aa smile on my face. amy: that was michelle williams, speaking on the red carpet on sunday night. it came out that when they had to reseshoot "all the money of e wor

and the interesting thing we saw there with emma watson a in addition to wearing black numerous women actually decided to make a different kind of show of their own support for a lot of these issues by bringing activists with them so they invited a number of activists the woman there with emily watson was the u.k. feminist activist maher i see and michelle williams brought to run. burke for instance the founder of the original move to movement ten years ago well let's move on to talking about some of the winners of the night let's take a look at one of the winning films was a german film in the fayed took the award for the best foreign language film in karan it's by of a german turkish director that's right and it stars the actors you see here diane kruger now tells the story of a woman whose husband and son are killed in a bombing she suspects neo nazis were behind the blast. she is right in the end this is this is a really interesting film sumi obviously speaks very deeply to germans who are still witnessing the ongoing and as you issues story with the trial of the out to cheaper he

emma watson was one of several actresses who arrived with an activist as her guest.cross communities. actually, if we stand together, we can end this, right? it'sjust done, it'sjust over. there's going to be a zero tolerance policy from now on. i really... i really believe that. i think, time's up. there are somethings that we don't need to discuss any more. equal pay for equal work, well, duh. harassment in the workplace, come on, time's up on all that stuff. from the moment the ceremony began, its tone was set. good evening, ladies and remaining gentlemen. laughter. and here are the all—male nominees. natalie portman highlighted the failure of the golden globes to recognise female directors. and star after star lined up to give voice to a movement now known as time's up. time is up. we see you, we hear you and we will tell your stories. thank you. it was really great to be in this room tonight. and to be a part of the tectonic shift in our industry's power structure. but no speech was more powerful than oprah winfrey's. so, i want all the girls watching here and no

emma watson was one of several actresses who arrived with an activist as her guest.it'sjust over. there's going to be a zero tolerance policy from now on. i really... i really believe that. i think, time's up. there are somethings that we don't need to discuss any more. equal pay for equal work, well, duh. harassment in the workplace, come on, time's up on all that stuff. from the moment the ceremony began, its tone was set. good evening, ladies and remaining gentlemen. laughter. and here are the all—male nominees. natalie portman highlighted the failure of the golden globes to recognise female directors. and star after star lined up to give voice to a movement now known as time's up. time is up. we see you, we hear you and we will tell your stories. thank you. it was really great to be in this room tonight. and to be a part of the tectonic shift in our industry's power structure. but no speech was more powerful than oprah winfrey's. so, i want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon. applause. absent, of course, was the fallen mo

actress emma watson had this response.ly will. there‘s expected to be disruption for rail commuters today, with strikes affecting five different networks across the uk. members of the rmt union say they‘re walking out over a continuing dispute about train guards. the train companies say the union is showing its disregard for passengers. if you haven‘t already, probably worth checking what‘s happening on the trains near you this morning. an accountancy firm advising the grenfell enquiry has quit amid concerns over conflict of interests. kpmg, which orders three of the firm is being investigated, also works with the royal borough of kensington and chelsea where the tower is located. the firm said it mutually agreed to step down from the enquiry. if the recent wintry weather gave you the chance to work on your snowman making skills, take a look at these pictures. this is the international ice sculpture contest which is going on right now in china. teams are given solid blocks of ice from a nearby river and have three days to

meryl street, emma watson, and others took action by bringing special guests. "60 minutes" oprah winfreyy is on the horizon. >> when the new day is finally here, lilt be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of overwhelm are right here in this room tonight and some pretty phenomenal men fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say "me too" again. thank you. >> it was an incredible night and cbs news contributor jodi kantor tis a reporter fehr the nor times and melena ryzik. good morning. >> good morning. let's talk about the style of wearing all black made a substantive statement. >> i woke unthis morning and said did i have a crazy dream last night in which the leading actresses of hollywoodeffective challenge and dismantled the challeges of the red carpet by saying we're not here just to be pretty objects but we're going to use the red carpet to change the gender dynamics of hollywood. >> and seth meyers compared himself to being the first dog sent up to space. >> a lot of anticipation as to how he would handle last n

meryl streep, emma watson, and michelle williams took activists to stand in solidarity with the movementfirst black woman to receive the award for lifetime achievement. she delivered an inspiring message to young girls that is new day is on the horizon. >> and with that nwhen that new finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women. many of whom are right here in this room tonight. and some pretty phenomenal men fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say me too again. >> it was an incredible night and jody cantor reported for the new york times and a culture reporter for the new york times helped expose sexual harassment and abuse. good morning to bother of you. >> good morning. >> it was an extraordinary night for so many reasons. let's talk, first, about how style the idea of wearing all black made a substantiative statement for the times movement. >> i woke up this morning saying did i have a crazy dream last night in which the leading actresses of hollywood effectively dismantled the challenge the tradit

. —— emma watson. so it is a huge boost for us. central to the narrative, you know, brings in money. so if anyone has a sense, put women at the front! so from a financial point of view it makes sense. but i guess we have got to get the bionym from all the major stakeholders in places like the bbc, channel a, all the people who commission, to really start to commission, to really start to commission more women and stories about women. we are having an event at the end of the month, in fabric, ba fta, at the end of the month, in fabric, bafta, and we want other stakeholders to come along and commit to making some change this year. it is the 100 years anniversary of women getting the book, great year to celebrate all that women have done. —— getting the vote. so, yes, we hope that there will be action, that will be generated from this particular wave of activism. polly kemp, thank you very much. my pleasure. some pitches coming from new york this fire at trump tower in manhattan. there is not a lot of information about what is going o