we now speak to the bbc‘s peter bowes in los angeles. ustry falling by the wayside because of these allegations? yes. he is one of the biggest names in music, one of the biggest names in music, one of the biggest names in the entertainment business. not only music, but the fashion industry and film as well. now a woman has fashion industry and film as well. now a woman has come fashion industry and film as well. now a woman has come forward, jenny lummond, the daughter of the screenwriter of the same name. she says she was abused by him several decades ago, in 1991, when she said they went to a restaurant together and then went back to his apartment in new york, and that is when he forced himself on her. he has issued a statement, quite a lengthy statement, acknowledging that they met on that occasion, saying that he remembers the evening rather differently. but that she was intimidated by what happened, and significantly, he says he apologises. just to give you more details about what he says, he says "while i have never been violent, i

let's go to peter bowes in los angeles, to get more on this.attack? yes, it is the first time. this has been revealed in the last day through court documents, as you've been saying. allegations that this former marine had been planning this former marine had been planning this attack in pier 39. just to explain that, it's a very popular tourist destination, one of the peers in san francisco. a lot of restau ra nts. peers in san francisco. a lot of restaurants. it is a bustling area. in the holiday time it would have been very busy and he has said in this court documents that he was targeting this time of year as being the perfect time to in his few carry out a terrorist attack like this. considerable detail was contained in these core documents. ammunition was allegedly found at his home. he was arrested and it is still the early stages of the legal process, but clearly if he is tried and found guilty he would be liable to spend many years in jail. we are just seeing the pictures now off pier 39, this very popular spot in san francisco. do we k

let's speak to peter bowes, who is following the story from los angeles. a horrific situation. bring us up—to—date with what we know? a horrific situation. bring us up-to-date with what we know? yes, the scene is terrifying. if you look at the aerial shots, we have wreckage strewn across a wide area. it is interesting that the front of the train is still intact on the track, but many carriages have come com pletely track, but many carriages have come completely off the track and one is hanging over the freeway, the interstate five which goes the full length of the west coast of america. more than 70 people have been treated in hospital. there are reports of several fatalities. we are still seeking confirmation on that. as for the cause of this derailment, we don't know. there is a lot of speculation locally that speed of the train might have had something to do with it. this was a new route for this train, day one. it was a new route designed to be faster on a railway previously used forfreight trains, faster on a railway previously used for freight trains, but improvements had

peter bowes reports. tourist attractions, pier 39, packed with shops and restaurants. the fbi says everittjameson planned to attack the area on christmas day. using explosives, he wanted to funnel the crowds into a location where he could inflict casualties. the alleged plot came to light after someone reported jameson for suspicious activity on facebook. he liked posts sympathetic with the so—called islamic state group, and he voiced support for the halloween attack in new york city when a lorry was driven on to a crowded bike path, killing eight people, and the mass shooting in san bernardino in 2015. jameson's home was raided on wednesday. investigators found several weapons and ammunition, and a will. agents believe the attack was to be a suicide mission. and there was a note that referred to donald trump's recent announcement that the us would recognisejerusalem as the capital of israel. it's really unbelievable, it's just hard to fathom right now. i really don't know what to say, what, you know, how

let's speak to peter bowes, who is following the story from los angeles. a horrific situation.ific situation. bring us up-to-date with what we know? yes,

but as peter bowes reports, it's a significant victory for donald trump.way, at least for the time being. after being blocked by lower courts and revised three times, the president's travel ban will go into effect despite continuing legal challenges. it was a major plank of his election campaign, to protect united states from terrorism. the countries on the list, including six mainly muslim nations are deemed to pose a threat, travel will be restricted to people from iran, libya, syria, yemen and chad, there are also restrictions on north korea and venezuela. opponents say the restrictions are unconstitutional and discriminatory because they target mostly muslim. the supreme court has not ruled on the legality of the band, just that it can go into effect while arguments continue in the lower courts. hearings are scheduled in two states, washington and virginia, later this week. but this is an issue that goes to the heart of the us constitution and whether it has been breached. the supreme court is still likely to have the final say. let's brief you on some

peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. and loving wife. jodie willsher was getting ready for the holidays, wearing her festive jumper while serving supermarket shoppers. jodie had worked at the skipton aldi since it opened two years ago. the store was full when she was stabbed. trolleys were abandoned as fearful shoppers scattered, while several staff and customers rushed to help. there was chaos inside the shop as people realised what had happened. and asjodie lay dying, the first person to intervene was a man in his 605, who grappled with the attacker for a long time as he tried to restrain him. despite efforts to savejodie, she died on the shop floor. the supermarket became a crime scene, forensics staff and police officers taking evidence away. the shop was closed, with customers coming instead to leave tributes for the popular member of staff. whenever i‘ve shopped in aldi, she‘s always been friendly, pleasant, you know, a lovely, lovely girl, and it‘sjust... what a shock, you know, an absolute shock, really. the comm

earlier, i spoke to the bbc‘s north america correspondent peter bowes, and asked him about the possiblesons behind the expected decision. well, it's not entirely sure why now. certainly it was a campaign promise by mr trump to move the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. and perhaps some domestic politics is playing into this, in that he wants to be seen to be making good on those big campaign promises in his first year in office, where perhaps he might have failed on some other issues. but, to the wider issue, in terms of peace and the peace process in the region, why now? it's difficult to fully understand without hearing the details of what he's got to say in a few hours‘ time. certainly the white house and the trump administration has been working on a peace plan for the region for many months. we don't know the details. but whyjump in with this extremely contentious move? and it is extremely contentious. it will be certainly reversing us policy for the past several decades, if he were to go ahead and effectively acknowledge that jerusalem was the capital of israel. we ment

we're joined now by the bbc‘s north america correspondent peter bowes.ely significant moment there is. why has donald trump chosen to do this and why now? well, it is not entirely sure why now. it was a campaign promise by mr trump to move the american embassy from tel aviv tojerusalem. the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. perhaps some the american embassy from tel aviv tojerusalem. perhaps some domestic politics is playing into this and he wa nts to politics is playing into this and he wants to be seen to be making good on those big campaign promises in his first year in office, where perhaps he might have failed on some other issues. to the wider issue in terms of peace and the peace process in the region, why now, it is difficult to fully understand without hearing the details of what he has got to say in a few hours time. certainly the white house and the trump administration has been working on a peace plan for the region for many months. we don't know the details. but whyjump in with this extremely contentious move, and it is extremely

peter bowes reports. donald trump is venturing into uncharted territory.resident will recognise jerusalem uncharted territory. the president will recognisejerusalem as the capital of israel, making the united states the first country to do so since the foundation of the state in 1948. he has already indicated he intends to move the american embassy tojerusalem from tel aviv, and he has informed regional leaders of his plans. jerusalem holds a very special place in the arab narrative. it is revered by the palestinians. so what is meant as a symbolic move by washington, fulfilling a campaign promise for donald trump, could be very disruptive on the ground. it could also deliver an early death blow to his peace plan. the reaction has been heated. palestinian leader mahmoud bus has warned of dangerous consequences for the peace, security and stability of the region and of the world. —— mahmoud abbas. jordan's king abdullah said the decision would undermine efforts to renew the peace process and revoke muslims. saudi arabia's king salman told mr trump the reloc

but, as peter bowes reports, it's a significant victory for donald trump.trump has got on his way of leased for the time being. after being blocked by lower courts and revised three times, the prism's travel ban will go into effect despite continuing legal challenges. it isa despite continuing legal challenges. it is a plank of his election campaign, to protect the united states from terrorism. the countries on the list including six mainly muslim nations are deemed to pose a threat. travel to the us will be restricted for people from iran, libya, syria, somalia, yemen and chad. there are also risk rich bass —— there are also restrictions on venezuela and north korea. opponents say the restrictions are unconstitutional because they target mostly muslims. the supreme court has not ruled on the legality, just that it can go into effect while it is being argued in the courts. this is being argued in the courts. this is an issue that goes to the heart of the us constitution and whether it is being breached. the supreme court is still likely to have the final sa

let's go straight to peter bowes who is in los angeles for us. what more do we know?t after someone reported that he had been involved in some suspicious activity on facebook he had been liking posts sympathetic to the so—called islamic state, he had also expressed some support to the attack in october in new york city, when a lorry was driven onto a bike path, and also the san bernardino shooting ofa and also the san bernardino shooting of a couple of years ago. he was under surveillance by the fbi, he met with an agent who he believed to bea met with an agent who he believed to be a senior leaderfrom is, and it was then that he revealed this plot, to essentially a tax on christmas day, one of the most popular tourist destinations in california, here 39 in san francisco, it is a very busy area with restless and shops, and he had apparently said that it would be a perfect time to carry out this attack. his home was raided on wednesday, they took away some weapons, some ammunition, there was a will, this was apparently to be a suicide mission, and also a note in which

our correspondent peter bowes is in la and told me more about the nominations. the post and dunkirk. and then the shape of water, the film that everybody is talking about, set in 1962 in baltimore. sally hawkins plays a mute cleaner in a top—secret government factory and this is the film that addicts are raving about. it is certainly being lauded by her fa ns it is certainly being lauded by her fans as well, nor needed for best actress and bodes well for the 0scars as well. in a different film, dunkirk, is that the nolan directed this, great cinematography. the story of the early days of the second world war when the allied forces were stranded on the beaches of dunkirk and we expect that to do well as the awards season moves on. interestingly this film was talked about several months ago and was talked about as a leading contender during awards season. something to look forward to, some familiar faces up look forward to, some familiar faces upfor look forward to, some familiar faces up for acting awards? it wouldn't be awards without meryl streep. the most nomi

a short time ago i got the latest from our correspondent peter bowes in los angeles.est names in the entertainment business, as you say. not only music, but the fashion industry, and film as well, he has been involved in for decades. now a woman has come forward, jenny lummond. she is the daughter of the screenwriter of the same name. she says she was abused by him several decades ago. this was 1991, when she says that they had been to a restaurant together, and then went back to his apartment in new york, and that's when he forced himself on her. now, he has issued a statement, quite a lengthy statement, acknowledging that they met on that occasion, saying that he remembers the evening rather differently. but that she was intimidated by what happened, and significantly, he says he apologises. just to give you more details about what he says, he says, "while i've never been violent, i have been thoughtless and insensitive in some of my relationships, over many decades, and i sincerely and humbly apologise". peter, the account ofjenny lummond was quite harrowing, wasn'

but, as peter bowes reports, it's a significant victory for donald trump.trump has got on his way, at least for the time being. after being blocked by lower courts and revised three times, the president's travel ban will go into effect, despite continuing legal challenges. it was a major plank of his election campaign to protect the united states from terrorism. the countries on the list including six mainly muslim nations are deemed to pose a threat. travel to the us will be restricted for people from iran, libya, syria, somalia, yemen and chad. there are also restrictions on venezuela and north korea. earlier president trump faced criticism for his decision to reduce the size of two vast preservation areas which contain some of america's most stunning scenery. the parks in utah were designated as national monuments by presidents clinton and obama. some critics say the move could pave the way for mining and drilling. mr trump was speaking in salt lake city, from where our correspondent james cook sent this report. nothing on earth prepares you for the vall

peter bowes in los angeles. indictment of the disparity between rich and poor in america. there are something like a0 million people in this country, who artificially deemed to be in the poverty level, and many of those suffering from higher poverty, about one in eight people across the country. your progress report spent two weeks travelling around the nation, places like george, came here to california, to los angeles, and visited skid row which is nestled beneath the tall buildings that you can see behind me in downtown los angeles. five square miles, where people live in absolute dire poverty, squalid conditions. he talked to people there, he took about their health, how many of them feel trapped in a situation where they have no health insurance, there industry, they have health problems asa industry, they have health problems as a result of those initial problems, there for they cannot get a job problems, there for they cannot get ajob and problems, there for they cannot get a job and their situation spira

peter bowes, bbc news.from charities this morning that people are facing russia has been banned from competing at next year's winter olympics in south korea following an investigation into state—sponsored doping at the sochi games four years ago. the international olympic committee issued the punishment yesterday, but said russian athletes who can prove they are clean will be allowed to compete, under a neutralflag. we can talk now to our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg for the latest. what has the reaction been till it a feeling of deep disappointment mixed with outrage and a sense of injustice. they say it is a humiliation and insults to russia. a prominent figure skating trainer has said they have murdered russian sport. they say it is a punch in the stomach. the russian government paper does not hold back. it says by preventing russian athletes from performing with their flag and national anthem, they are speaking in ourface. strong national anthem, they are speaking in our face. strong words natio

are closely monitoring the situation and coordinating with local authorities. 0ur correspondent peter bowes this train was on a new line, although they could not confirm that. do you have any more detail? yes. this was the first day of a new route for this train, which had been talked about a lot locally. some had expressed concern about the speeds at which trains would be travelling along this section of rail, a section previously used by freight trains. so that will clearly be part of the investigation. the national trust quotation safety board, which investigates accidents like this, in the last few minutes has held a news conference. there are sending investigators from washington, dc to the scene of this incident to establish what happened. in the meantime, more than 70 people have been taken to hospital to be treated for a range of injuries. there are reports that perhaps six people have lost their lives. we heard earlier that it seems as if most, perhaps not all of those, were injured on the train or in the carriages that were derailed, as opposed to in vehicles on the motorway below

pope reacted, calling forjerusalem's status quo to be respected. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowesrump is venturing into uncharted territory. the president will recognise jerusalem as the capital of israel, making the us the first country to do so since the foundation of the state in 1948. he has already indicated that he intends to move the american embassy to jerusalem from tel aviv and he has informed regional leaders of his plans. the reaction has been heated. the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas has warned of dangerous consequences for the peace, security and stability of the region and of the world. jordan's king abdullah said the decision would undermine efforts to resume the peace process and provoke muslims. saudi arabia's king salman told mr trump the relocation of the embassy or the recognition ofjerusalem as israel's capital would constitute a flagrant provocation of muslims all over the world. the status ofjerusalem goes to the heart of israel's conflict with the palestinians. political observers say the president is treading a fine line between acknowledging a histori

our north america correspondent peter boews reports. —— bowes.f san francisco's most popular tourist attractions, care 39, packed with shops and restaurants. the fbi says everitt aaron jameson with shops and restaurants. the fbi says everitt aaronjameson plans to attack the area on christmas day. using explosives, he wanted to funnel the crowd into a location where he could inflict casualties. the alleged plot came to light after someone the alleged plot came to light after someone reported him for suspicious activity on facebook. he liked post sympathetic with the so—called islamic state group and he voiced support for the halloween attack in new york city when the lorry was driven on to a crowded bike path, killing eight people. and a mass shooting in san bernardino in 2015. his home was raided on wednesday, investigators found several weapons and ammunition and they will. agents believe the attack was to be a suicide mission. there was a note that referred to donald trump's recent announcement that the us would recognise jerusalem recent annou

i've spoken oldest peter boss took has been listening a bow as head coach of the. first game in a new club is always special first game will fulfil the championship is also special so today was a special day his players made sure of that. lasix still have a day just. to strike first. the most series of. the three male wins to start off and so it continued over those near perfect weeks. one draw and six wins in the league in august and september just two goals conceded. and there was good news on the personnel from top to months on the sidelines mario get so was fifty again i'm back on form. and i finished obviously i'm on a bit of a high off the being out so long all's well if it's an exciting time i think we've got massive potential almost. as demonstrated in the five nil drubbing of cologne summer signing next to me and. phillips scored his first and second league goals for the club. also sent packing to the chain of six one as pm. back to hattrick he was scoring it will. take. to get the business as the season. and to morrow is the. that's a good gift i think th

peter swear stopping by the family home with a proclamation. >> from the pennsylvania house of representatives. congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: this pine sides entrepreneur started his own company called rocco bowies with a little help from mom and semester's carmen nunez much it's not just about his favorite fashion statement. for every tie he sells, he donates one. >> i wanted to make other people feel good because when i wear bow ties i feel good. >> reporter: rocco also volunteers in his neighbor, tutors children at school and donates his allowance to buy christmas presents for those in need. >> i learn from it my mom, and all my sisters and my dad. >> rocco wants to be a pennsylvania state trooper when he grows up. he even got a surprise visit today from master trooper mark allen of the bethlehem barracks making him a junior trooper for the day. >> he's very determined. and to know what he wants this young is rare. >> you must be really proud of your son? >> yes. that's an under statement. i'm very proud of him always. >> reporter: how can you get your hands on some of these very cool and creative bow ties. >> go to our website fox 29.com. we provided a link to rocco's facebook page. in al

peter. hi. >> how are you. >> nice to see you mike. >> you own pine fish. >> i do. >> on pine at 12th and pine. >> that is it. look at this place. describe it to me. >> this is bowople say it reminds them of some of the restaurants in philly in the '70's. >> i see that. or coffee house. >> yeah. >> place like that. obviously, you have one of my favorite things. i never pass up lobster. you have a lot of it. but the other thing i can't pass it when i'm offered is crem brulet. >> yes. >> i never heard of this. that's why i came here. it's lobster crem brulet. >> before i eat that because i've never heard of what else do you have out here. >> this is lobster tale and this is vanilla flavored butter. >> what's that. >> and this is a lobster pot p pie. >> never heard of that. >> oh, yeah. this is delicious. >> oh yeah this is just bake lobster tale. we have it -- we're serving it with truffled popcorn. >> truffled popcorn. >> delicious of. >> what's this. ed from diavlo. spicy lobster with -- lobster savannah. jfk's favorite lobster dish. >> let's get to the lobster crem brulet. who invented this? >> well this is one of those nights. >> out of your head? >> one of th