the fawcett society — which does the calculations each year — says there has been a slight improvement workers earn on average 13% less than their male counterparts. a group of 100 top uk businesswomen — including former royal mail boss dame moya greene, and glaxosmithkline boss emma walmsley — want a change in the law to give women the right to see how much male colleagues are earning. but it's notjust the uk — the world economic forum has looked at pay in 149 countries globally — finding on average women are paid 32% less than men. ann francke, chief executive of the chartered managers institute is with me now — she's also the author of create a gender—balanced workplace welcome to the programme. slight improvement women still working for free for the rest of the year effectively, it's pretty depressing. yes, it is, actually that's the case in every country in the world that women earn less than men. but there are two micro—dimensions to this, the first is the gender pay gap, this is about too few women in top leadership positions. the second and this is even more disturbing, men and

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farrah fawcett died on the same day as michael jackson. give her the love she deserved. >> and so what would we have said. she did get gypped. but when you looked into it, what did you feel she deserved? >> i think farrah fawcett was -- i think when someone is in the public eye long enough you can figure out who they are. right? the public is smart. we loved farrah long after the poster days, right, for different reasons. >> the three of us at this table all love farrah for different reasons. >> absolutely. >> sort of. >> and at the end of her life, what she did for people suffering with cancer struggling as she was, there was something about her. you just loved her and the '70s were sort of a sluggish time. she was refreshing and exciting and the hair and the teeth and the poster. >> don't knock the '70s. >> one more thing you also said dead people are easier to deal with than other people. >> dead people are so easy to deal with. and, you know, but, no, i mean, obviously, you have perspective and i think some people are still remembered

have the hots for this young chemists and there are jokes about my favorite my favorite chemical is fawcett and kristen stewart walks by and she's all are you flirting with with the handsome nerd and that's sort of the existence of it in this movie which is so different from drew barrymore licking this hearing we all hope my. times of chinese it is different i can see that but it still begs the question why is hollywood really doing this again well hollywood's all about action franchises right now if it's a commercial thing you know they're leaving leaving it to amazon and netflix to take the risks they want movies that have name recognition and that's what a movie franchise like charlie's angels does it's also got a very commercial soundtrack with every on agron day miley cyrus a lot of del ray. stars that young girls the teenage girls and young women really really like to their credit though this is different it's got cameos by all kinds of really strong female role models olympic athletes. and you've got you've got kristen stewart who is in a relationship with a woman she's playing possi

because it was that all fawcett go to them so when i was a student in france i saw that there were no african products on the shelves. for all faiths and that's why i decided to develop recipes that she says and other plant based products. brought it with you. today she has 35 full time employees and 30 seasonal workers all the work is done by hand the ingredients are heated in large vats and then blended according to a secret recipe we weren't allowed to film today the company is well known. not a simple task in mali productive it is the biggest challenge is for the fact that time the women and the time young there are plenty of matches in the industry there are lots of hurdles women a force to work 3 times heart of the men if they want to build a business and basic sessile but that was good for me. to sit on the bottom of it zone produces 5000 bottles a day. the juices are on their way to other west african countries and even europe since business is booming i saturday a kitty wants to expand in the spring she plans on building a new factory provided she receives financing but that'

the fawcett society — which does the calculations each year — says there has been a slight improvementbut female full time workers earn on average 13% less than their male counterparts. there is high—level support for change. a group of 100 top uk businesswomen including former royal mail boss dame moya greene, dame minouche shafik — the favourite to take over at the bank of england — and glaxosmithkline boss emma walmsley — want a change in the law to give women the right to see how much male colleagues are earning. the gender pay gap is a lot worse in many other parts of the world — women are paid 32% less than men on average — according to pay data gathered by the world economic forum across 149 countries. but campaigners here in the uk have long argued there needs to be more enforcement on companies to narrow the gap. we to narrow the gap. really want to see plans over a five we really want to see plans over a five year period a proper strategy to deal with this. we want some enforcement to hide it as well. the equality and rights commission does not have a lot of enforcement power

that's the view of the charity, the fawcett society. don't have a right to know whether they are being paid less tha n know whether they are being paid less than men in the same job. although it is the law, it is treated like some kind of optional extra that needs to change. but not eve ryo ne extra that needs to change. but not everyone is comfortable with disclosing their pay. it is a very personal thing. lots of people equate it with how they value themselves and how they are valued by society. do people not also have a right to privacy? women have a right to equal pay is not to experience pay discrimination. at the moment, women may find out they experiencing pages, nation because a colleague leaves a payslip on their desk or shares the information in the pub or because of theirjob they have access to that kind of pain information. what we want to happen is to take it out of the hands of their male colleagues, who may be allies, and put it back onto the employer. this is an employer issue. it is the employer who is responsible for e

they were good friends, or farrah fawcett with the misfortune of dying, not only to young, but on the same there a whe section of the book of amos of people who died at the same day. select the process of narrowing down the list must've been quite difficult. how did you figure it out? like maybe it is turning 50, but i learned to trust my gut and if i feel a personal connection to somebody, i will go with that. i have learned if i am really interested something and executed while the audience will come along for it. they're the kind of people i wanted to talk about. ellie carter is one of them. the log younger president of jimmy carter. i talked to the former president about his daughter. people of a certain age remember being a cartoon, but was obviously a fully flushed out a human being and a complicated guy. >> it seems like you had a fun process coming up with the book and the ideas and people that are in the book. thomas paine, you looked at him and you also had a bit of a musical score that you worked on. >> there was a podcast there is a little bit of an overlap. there is a pod

denied wrongdoing this some investigation is actually going on for 4 years so let's go to our carrie fawcett who is covering this as well heidi what i mean i'm sorry harry pardon me we will get to the context of all of this the political situation 1st though harry tell us about this investigation and these charges that's fun and exciting to get my own name in the swirl of israeli politics of the moment these investigations have been going since december 26th there is 3 separate cases those cases 100-200-4000 were expecting the attorney general. at his home and i'm sure the mostly telling us not to that we shouldn't a good look for him shown on the same begin of that will come the watches for which you don't need we don't conserve that sort of you cannot that's. the be punitive both when the shoe. is a. new sim and then new leaf so that's. been and always have been in is pretty indictment hearings as to whether the lawyers had managed to get into to drop the bribe recharged but so far it but it seems that that has not happened in fact it has not happened and this extremely serious charge to a

islamic jihad armed group 34 palestinians have been killed in israeli airstrikes since tuesday harry fawcett has more from the israel gaza border it seems that there is a real fragility to this cease fire. rocket siren alerts from areas around the gaza strip not right here it has to be said that we got those alerts through on our phones and got confirmation from inside gaza from our colleagues that more rockets had been fired out of gaza territory and at around the same time we heard here in this location what sounded like outgoing israeli artillery although we can't confirm that certainly loud bangs at least 2 people have been killed in iraq's capital during anti-government protests $35.00 others were injured many of those hurt have choked on tear gas or were hit by rubber bullets more than $300.00 people have been killed since the beginning of october protesters want a complete overhaul of the political system. protestors in hong kong have blocked many parts of the city center for a 4th straight day and they're angry after 2 protesters were injured in confrontations with police and left in

the legal challenge to his own ability legally even to stay in the prime minister's office ok harry fawcett with the breaking news there prime minister benjamin netanyahu indicted harry thank you very much. at the same time the other world leader that is a potential legal jeopardy as u.s. president donald trump the impeachment hearings focused on him have been happening and washington d.c. the reason the room looks almost empty now is because they are on break the chairman adam schiff called a break so that the members of that committee who are legislators can go to the floor of the house and cast votes that actually have nothing to do with the impeachment so when the testimony resumes we'll take you back there what's been happening is russia spec's part dr fiona hill has been testifying as has david holmes one of the reasons he is key is he is a foreign service officer who was actually based at the embassy and ukraine obviously immersed in u.s. policy on ukraine but he said as he testified there was a moment when he began to realize that there were other people that also had their hands in

home of another of its leaders at least 2 people were killed and 6 injured let's go live to harry fawcett and west jerusalem so what else do we know about these israeli airstrikes and these targets that they hit every. well this all began very early in the morning before dawn with an airstrike by an israeli jets the israeli military says on a building inside gaza targeting they say the very floor in which. was sleeping the palestinian health ministry inside gaza says that both he and his wife were killed in the strike israeli military is so far only confirming the death of this very senior palestinian islamic jihad commander the man that it blames for being behind a spate of rocket launches against israel in recent months the israeli military is saying that it had information that he was planning further attacks and that they had tried to communicate warnings to islamic jihad that they knew of what he was planning they had leaked his meat name to the media in recent days as well the israeli military spokesman saying obviously those warnings went unheeded and that is why this strike took p

that relate to 3 cases in which mr netanyahu is accused of bribery fraud and a breach of trust harry fawcett reports now from west jerusalem. there's never been anything like it in israeli politics on the day the grinding stalemate over forming a new government and to the new unprecedented phase the attorney general was ready with his own historical 1st. today i informed the representative of the prime minister mr benjamin netanyahu about my decision to try him under in jacmel excludes 3 charges a day in which the attorney general decided to serve an indictment against prime minister the serious crimes of corrupt governance is a heavy and sad day for the israeli public and for me personally. and i later shocked looking benjamin netanyahu began his battle to stay in office while indicted. tonight we are witnessing an attempted coup against the prime minister using false accusation and a systematically tainted and vice investigation. investigations began in december 26th seen into 3 separate cases case $1000.00 involves gifts including cigars and champagne worth more than $200000.00 received a

there was a poster of farrah fawcett, who was the big star of "charlie's angels", and it was probablyn't include a lot of television for a long time. so i got some catching up to do. >> jimmy: you really do. we got to get you a poster. >> i look forward to the dvd and the poster. >> jimmy: i think the poster will be enough, actually. >> by the way, while we're talking about you giving me things. in my dressing room, i've never seen a dressing room like the one i have here. it has the most amazing art deco furniture. i love art deco. >> jimmy: this whole building. >> i talked to a few people, and they're going to have some of it put in the back of my -- >> jimmy: 100%, it's all yours. you're welcome to sleep over if you'd like. [cheers and applause] i know you get asked about this a lot many but i can sense the millions of star trek fans yearning for information. >> about what's coming up. >> jimmy: yes. can you tell us, can you give us any information about what we might see? >> no. no, i can't. i can. >> jimmy: oh, great. >> 18 years. did i make that sound just then? >> jimmy: you're

peace while we have 3 correspondents covering all angles of the story in a moment we'll go to harry fawcett in west jerusalem and need abraham in ramallah in the occupied west bank but 1st to jordan in washington d.c. ross just how significant a shift in u.s. policy is this decision and why now. well there are reports that this was supposed to have happened perhaps a week or so ago but then there was the ongoing conflict between hamas fighters and the israeli army in the southern part of that country and so there was a delay reportedly but this is a significant change this is a change in 41 years of u.s. state department legal opinion which had been tweaked a bit by the u.s. president excuse me ronald reagan but that was in the early 1980 s. for the most part u.s. presidents and their governments have said that settlements of israeli citizens in the occupied west bank are illegal because of standing international law under the geneva conventions and under a number of un security council resolutions going back to the early 1970 s. they have repeat it really criticized these efforts to expand

their male colleagues are being paid if they suspect pay discrimination — that‘s according to the fawcettpeople think of google, they don‘t think necessarily about banking. they don‘t. that is about to change. that is rate. google has announced that it‘s to offer current accounts from next year through its google pay app. it is questionable to why they are doing it. they have a huge user base. we have something like 1.4 billion people around the world who have e—mail accounts. they are trying to make themselves more indispensable to people but they are not the first big tech company to go into this. we have had facebook, amazon, apple, but even the likes of uberare amazon, apple, but even the likes of uber are going into these products. it has spiked fears that silicon valley has so much data on people. what are they doing with all the data and is it all safe? it has just come off the news that we have heard in the united states that google has signed a deal with the us health ca re signed a deal with the us health care provider, giving it access to the medical data of millions of america

much about women not being in finance and that space, the 2008 financial crisis, mentioned by the fawcettthink that brought this around so what happens when you have women in charge? at home, 85% of spending decisions are made by women. do you think there is something in that that in the working environment women do things differently? having a different set of people, things would be done differently. here, it is 325 years we have had the bank of england and we have not ever had a female leader at the bank of england. but there is one who is favourite to take over. it is a difference. people from different backgrounds, different genders, if you have that it would be a slightly different approach i think. you cannot underestimate having role models in those positions who are women. that is my day job. governor of the bank of england! may be! we should get alison a to role model one of our events. and spend a penny and receive a health check. this seems futuristic. i love a bit of that. this is a rather than having body trackers, a device someone wa nts to body trackers, a device someone w

charges minimize that has not happened and now you know who is in serious legal trouble ok harry fawcettwith the wrap up of the charges there and just to remind people and that is the prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressing the media right now just a few hours after the attorney general announced that he has chosen to indict benjamin netanyahu after a a years long and best a geisha in an investigation the netanyahu says is tainted and says amounts to a an attempted coup so let's go tomorrow bashar his al jazeera senior political analyst and listen in listening in as well this is a sitting prime minister's never been indicted put this in some sort of context for a smart one. well to the best context tonight is what we were hearing earlier and what we are hearing now which are the parallels between israel and the united states between prime minister netanyahu and president trump because i just listened to the 1st part of netanya his presser and his press conference if you were and i can tell he is using the same defense strategy as president trum unfortunately for prime minister netan

her mass targets 34 people died earlier this week in the west cross border fighting in months harry fawcett reports. israel's assassination of the senior islamic jihad commander but. led to a fierce round of escalation and more than 33rd the deaths inside gaza. it's also revealed and made worse the frictions between hamas which governs the gaza strip and islamic jihad which through his rocket crews had been the trigger for repeated escalations in recent months. has been pursuing a negotiated truce with israel it chose to stand back after the assassination well as army jihad fired hundreds of rockets and was in turn targeted by israeli airstrikes 'd a senior hamas figure tells me the differences are well on the way to being resolved but that hamas had no interest in going to war you talk about being dragged towards a bigger conflict by whom by islamic jihad by their actions by by i know i'm talking about no i think that it is not either said to take a decision to or to enter a war with israel so it's not easy i think we have to have calculations about the pros about going to school as is abo

. >> she was so brainy and relatable and honestly jacquelyn smith and farrah fawcett were -- they wereviously beautiful. she wore more -- she dressed more like me. >> she was more conservative. >> i'm from massachusetts. the wholedea of california, that's what the original angels also was about for me. it was like i knew about gidget ben the beach boys and i'm really dating myself and it was like "charlie's angels." that was california. you know, and that just was not in my -- i just didn't -- i never saw that. a bikini. >> you did sport a '70s haircut. we have a picture of it. just to remind you. >> oh, look at that. >> very precious. look at that. you guys, by the way, no braces. these just came in straight. i know. can you believe it? i started out like that. saved my parents on the or do orthodontia. that was my dorothy hamel. >> i had a dorothy hamel. >> dorothy hamel. an amazing olympic skater and had this cute bowl cut. that was my hair growing out from that haircut that i -- >> we have your angels coming here wednesday. what should we ask? >> ooh. oh, my gosh. i'm on the spot.