. >> o other fishermen we spoke t, however, suggest that dolphin hunting g doesn't take placece. filiberto sanchez dias works s for the artisanal fisheries assosociation. >> [speaking spanish] >> i am surprised to hear that they claim they don't know it happens, because, you know, th--there's a lot of published literature in the scieientific community, as well as, um, non-government groups. there's no way that anybody can deny this is happening. the proof is there, the photograph, the film, um, it--it's all there. >> there are, at the last count, in 2010, over 500 boats like the one we traveled on for a week. if, as the testimonies we've recorded are true, on each trip they kill an average of 2, 3 dolphins, and they're doing over a dozen trips each year. that means thousands, thousands of dolphins being killed to be used as shark bait. >> if you kill animals at this level, it's going to have a severe impact on their numbers. and i--i fear for dolphins and porpoises in peru. i really ddo. i thihink it's--it's decades now of imimpact at this level, so, um, i think that it--it's urg

. >> i it is not just t about payg lip service to having policies and structures in placece.is dememonstrably showingnghe are being follolowed andnd those accused of the sorts of acts s e immedidiately pununished and not allowed to continue e with the work they do, whether in that organization or any other organization. reporter: in a battle to preserve its reputation, oxfam announced it will create an independent committee. it is to be comprised of women's experts with access to paperwork and staff. anchor: we spoke with the executive director of oxfam international. she told us more about oxfam's plan against sexual abuse. >> we are putting in place an independent, global commission that will look into our culture and practices and give us recommendations. i will be coming out with the names of this high-level commission in the next few days. these will be well-respected, well-known people who we can have confidence will show us what we need to do. they will also have the mandate to look into past cases and current cases and tell us whether we handled it well or not. where

outside this place, i couldn't care less about the press gallery, huge numbers of people outside this placece disapprove, disapprove of this sort of behavior. on both sides, stop it. prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the funding settlement for next to provide extra money for policing which means that west midlands police will receive an increase of 9.5 million pounds. of course as my honorable friend said it's up to the west midlands police and crimes commissioner, the labour commission to decide how he spendsnd that money but i know that these forces can be more effective and productive and attorneys could debate his case very strongly for the labour commissioner. >> jeremy corbyn. [shouting] >> thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. yesterday the brexit secretary assured the country that brexit will not plunget in britain into a mad max style world borrowed from dystopian fiction. does the prime minister feel he could set the bar just a little bit higher? [laughing] >> prime minister. >> i'll tell you -- [laughing] as the right honorable gentleman knows where very clear where going to

placece toe a starting not deal with the facts. amy: in michigan, momore womomen have stepped forward to say they were sexually y abused by usa gymnastics team doctor larry nassar as girls. raising the number of his accusersrs to at least 265.. this is jessica thomashow speaeaking at the third and finl of nassar's sentntencing hearins on wednesdsday. show.d jessica thomas i'm 17 and a senior in high school. two criminal cases. i was sexually assaulted by lalarry nassar when i w was nind 12 years old.. me and my entire family. how dare you. amy: a new study finds roughly half of all u.s. veterans of the wars in iraq and afghanistan do not get it. -- who need mental health care do not get i it. the congressionally-mandated report by the national academies of sciences, engineering, and medicine finds staffing shortages and bureaucracy at the va leaves many vets unable to find treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder, substance abuse, and depression. the department of veterans affairs recently reported about 20 u.s. veterans commit