in new york, jewish voice for peace director rebecca vilkomerson. time magazine announces its 2017 person of the year women who have spoken out against sexual assault and harassment. the shame is not ours. it is on the perpetrator. metoo can be the whole conversation. it is the direct response to the arrogance and show of power that says, we won t be silent. amy: we will speak with tarana burke, founder of the metoo movement and one of the women featured in time magazine s person of the year issue as the silence breakers open the floodgates for more women to come forward, looking at how women are not public figures are often more vulnerable if they call out their abusers. was courageous in speaking and saying what was happening in spite of all of the dread and fear i had. amy: we will speak with former farm worker mily treviño-sauceda and with alicia garza, cofounder of black lives matter and strategy and partnership, director of the national domestic workers alliance. a
brought him world championships and many other honours. but it follows questions about medical treatments he received in training. this report from our sports correspondent richard conway. on the road and on the track sir bradley wiggins dominated his sport like few others. gold medallist and olympic champion, bradley wiggins. he is the u:k. s most decorated olympian winning eight medals over 16 years. in 2012 he became the first briton to claim the tour de france title. achievements which took him on a path to the palace. but after so much success over the yea rs, but after so much success over the years, sir bradley wiggins s remarkable career has finally come toa remarkable career has finally come to a halt, saying that he has fulfilled all of his childhood dreams and aspirations. it is easy sitting here with the glory of winning but when you re out there, at any moment you think you idiot, why do you carry on. i always wanted to go out on the top. bradley wiggins kindled
becometrump who may soon the only world leader who does not believe in climate change. we will get the latest on the u.n. climate summit and look at an issue that has barely received coverage here the moroccan occupation of the western sahara which many consider to be africa s last colony. that areimate talks this month, is an excellent king and theor the community around him to whitewash the decline, the oppression, authoritarianism, and also make people forget about the occupation that has been ongoing for more than four decades in western sahara. amy: we will speak to a british-algerian activist who was blocked from entering western sahara during the u.n. climate summit and we will go to , the streets of marrake to speak with syrian refugeesho have fled here to escape war. i want to ask him why and they want to close the borders first. syria s have suffered very much. why should they close the border in our faces? they should help us because we have gone through a lo
southern hemisphere. amy: the prime minister of fiji makes a personal appeaeal to becometrump who may soon the only world leader who does not believe in climate change. we will get the latest on the u.n. climate summit and look at an issue that has barely received coverage here the moroccan occupation of the western sahara which many consider to be africa s last colony. that areemate talks thisis month, is an excellent king and theofor the community around him to whitewash the decline, the oppression, authoritarianism, and also make people forget about the occupation that has been ongoing for more than four decades in western sahara. amy: we will speak to a british-algerian activist who was blocked from entering western sahara during the u.n. climate summit and we will go to , the streets of marrakesh to speak with syrian refugees who have fled here to escape war. i want to ask him why and they want to close the borders first. syria s have suffered very much. why should
that was to make landfall in the southern hemisphere. amy: the prime minister of fiji makes a personal appeaeal to becometrump who may soon the only world leader who does not believe in climate change. we will get the latest on the u.n. climate summit and look at an issue that has barely received coverage here the moroccan occupation of the western sahara which many consider to be africa s last colony. that areemate talks thisis month, is an excellent king and theofor the community around him to whitewash the decline, the oppression, authoritarianism, and also make people forget about the occupation that has been ongoing for more than four decades in western sahara. amy: we will speak to a british-algerian activist who was blocked from entering western sahara during the u.n. climate summit and we will go to , the streets of marrakesh to speak with syrian refugees who have fled here to escape war. i want to ask him why and they want to close the borders first. syria s ha