i‘ve been speaking to frank field mp, the chair of that committee, and laura seebohm, who‘s from thesupporting women who talk about selling sex, and... related to universal credit? notjust related to universal credit, but what our staff are saying is that, time and time again, increasingly we are having women coming to us and their number one issue they are raising is difficulties with universal credit. we are seeing women who may have previously sold sex, one woman said she hadn't sold sex for 17 years, saying that she had gone back to selling sex, because of difficulties with her benefits. we have other women doing it for the first time, which is really worrying, and the key point we are seeing is, you could argue and i think dwp might argue, that women have turned to selling sex in times of poverty and i think there's some truth in that, but what we are seeing is very extreme financial hardship, to a level we haven't seen previously. but relating to benefits. directly related to universal credit. frank field, how did you first react when you were told initially about survival sex,

and also i've been talking to mp frank field, who was a labour mp and now sits as an independent, whommendations. 0ne the government did not accept our recommendations. one of the recommendations, a key one was that should be quality for children irrespective of the marriage position of their parents —— mccrae quality. if people were in fact —— quality. if people were in fact —— quality. they should be protected by the benefit. more importantly, the children should be protected and not discriminated against. as you know, since then, groups have gone to the high courtand since then, groups have gone to the high court and the government have lost their case to maintain discrimination so we are opening another inquiry today, good kick off on this programme, and i would hope we are going to be successful. they have ignored the supreme court ruling, what is there to stop them ignoring you for the second time? they may well do. but i think is the campaign builds up this time, as people see how shocking and fair it is that a group, largely but not totally of mothers, are treated, and the num

candidates for the democratic nomination have gathered for 2 nights of charged and frank tish's debate among the crowded field of 20 hopefuls were joe biden bernie sanders and of course elizabeth warren came to morgan reports on how the race is shaping up. so with too many candidates for just one stage we have now seen the 1st 2 democratic presidential debates and it was quite a show or should i say shows and among the tactics used to get off to a good start with voters spanish ness is almost. got the persona and the exit poll is to economy this president. will be one of the most democratic this is in except probably would welcome the honesty and when it came to the issue of minority rights the candidates outmaneuvered each other with identity politics growing up my sister and i had to deal with the neighbor who told us her parents could play with us because she because we were black as experience of being in a marriage that exists by the grace of a single vote on the u.s. supreme court over the last 21 years i've been raising a black son in america and a clear star on the 1st night sigebert often dismissed a

the energy giant bought frank timis' stake in a gas field off the coast of senegal for $250 million inrica eye reveal that bp will also pay his company between $9 billion and $12 billion in royalties. both bp and mr timis deny any wrongdoing. mayenijones reports. this is romanian businessman frank timis. in 2012, one of his companies was awarded the exploration rights for two large oil and gas concessions off the coast of senegal, even though it had no track record in the industry. the final go—ahead came from the senegalese president, macky sall. but the deal looked suspicious because frank timis had given a top job to the president's brother, aliou sall. why do you think that frank timis wanted to employ aliou sall? translation: very simply because he was the brother of the president, macky sall. it's extremely serious, because there is an obvious conflict ofi nterest. conflict of interest. we've obtained aliou sall‘s contract. it shows he was paid $25,000 a month for five years. that's $1.5 million. the president's brother was also promised shares worth $3 million. but the contract

. >>> an unexpected name causing a rift in the 2020 democratic presidential field. al frankuestion about a former senator in a town hall overnight. after a bit of prodding he answered unlike some democratic senators, he would not have been so quick to demand franken owes resignation. >> i think it was his decision to make, by think the way that we basically held him to a hour standard than the gop does their people has been used against us. >> were they right or wrong in. >> well, i think it's not a bad thing that we hold ourselves to a higher standard. >> were they right to do that, to push him out of senate because they did? >> i would not have applied that pressure at that time before we knew more. >> fellow 2020 candidate senator kirsten gillibrand who led the call for franken to step down in 2017 was quick to stopped. eight credible allegations of sexual harassment. that's not too high of a standard. form senators including myself in this primary field, that was not too high of a bar. to senator gillibrand's point, senator cory bjork, michael bent, herself, senator harr

but on this field, there are 9,386 who did not -- 33 pairs of brothers; a father and his son; 11 men from tiny bedford, virginia; and corporal frank elliot, killed near these bluffs by a german shell on d-day. they were the fathers we never knew, the uncles we never met, the friends who never returned, the heroes we can never repay. they gave us our world. and those simple sounds of freedom we hear today are their voices speaking to us across the years. at this place, let us honor all the americans who lost their lives in world war ii. let us remember, as well, that over 40 million human beings from every side perished -- soldiers on the field of battle, jews in the ghettos and death camps, civilians ravaged by shell fire and famine. may god give rest to all their souls. fifty years later, what a different world we live in. germany, japan and italy, liberated by our victory, now stand among our closest allies and the staunchest defenders of freedom. russia, decimated during the war and frozen afterward in communism and cold war, has been reborn in democracy. and as freedom rings from prague to kiev, the liberation of this continen

but on this field there are 9,386 who did not, 33 pairs of brothers, a father and his son, 11 men from tiny bedford, virginia, and corporal frankt, killed near these bluffs by a german shell on d-day. they were the fathers we never knew, the uncles we never met, the friends who never returned, the heroes we can never repay. they gave us our world. and those simple sounds of freedom we hear today are their voices speaking to us across the years. at this place, let us honor all the americans who lost their lives in world war ii. let us remember, as well, that over 40 million human beings from every side perished, soldiers on the field of battle, jews in the ghettos and death camps, civilians ravaged by shell fire and famine. may god give rest to all their souls. 50 years later, what a different world we live in. germany, japan, and italy, liberated by our victory, now stand among our closest allies and the staunchest defenders of freedom. russia, decimated during the war and frozen afterward in communism and cold war, has been reborn in democracy. and as freedom rings from prague to kiev, the liberation of this continent is nearl

argument >> on the score box earlier, frank lund said the big loser not just of last night or of both nights was joe biden. how damaging were these earlier debates when the fieldrunner's cha e chances or do they shake that off quite easily >> i think it was significant, wilf joe biden entered the race late. he'd become the instant front-runner, but this is somebody who's run for president twice in the past one successfully he did, of course, get into the white house running with barack obama. but there are real questions as to whether in a party that's getting younger and more diverse whether he can keep up with the times. he's 76 years old. he showed that last night. a lot of young talent on the stage with him so i wouldn't expect his poll numbers to fall off the cliff, but he's certainly going to have to perform better in the second debate to calm some of those fears about him. electability is his calling card, but the shakier you look on a debate stage with your rivals, the less electable you look to a lot of americans >> and john, the policy setup is interesting here, too, where there's pressure from i guess the democratic core voter to, you know, have the

field producer nikki with dad derek at the lsu game in dallas. >> here's production assistant joseph along with his grandpa and dad. both named frank. day photos friends@foxnews.com. we want to see them. we want to share in this experience. and dads you guys are so important in your kids' lives. thank you to my dad, every dad out there, you do not go underappreciated. >> when you e-mail us, tell us a story, make us laugh. >> don't forget to tell us who is in the photo, if there's a grandpa in there. >> and you're not a dad of a dog, i does not count. >> it counts for me. i got you dog daddy. >> more fun and grilling coming up. >>> in the meantime, back in the 2016 campaign when you have the chants at trump rallies of "lock her up" about hillary clinton deleted the e-mail, you had a lot of democrats then saying that's a banana republic kind of deal, you can't go after your public opponents and now they've flipped on that. >> the 2020 candidates want to be the next commander in chief at 1600 pennsylvania. they're vowing to prosecute trump. listen. >> any attorney general that i would appoint is somebody who will faithly apply the conc