06/09/2016 Outside Source

Welcome to Outside Source. When our international news live from the BBC

newsroom. We can access all the information coming into us. The

mayor of Paris has announced the migrant centre will be opening in

the city next month. A response to the makeshift camps you can see in

these pictures. The US has cancelled a meeting between President Obama

and the president of the Philippines. This was after he

called President Obama a son of a whore. Fox News has settled a sexual

harassment settlement with one of their top anchors. Set to be $20

million. We will play this report by Paul Adams in Germany, visiting a

town that has become popular with neo-Nazis. Live in the BBC newsroom,

if you have questions on the stories we are covering, use our hashtag,

the comments will come straight to me.

A luck to get to in this hour. We will bring up the Outside Source

cord. This is one of the makeshift camps in Paris, where the

authorities are creating a longer term setup. The president of the

Philippines calling President Obama a son of a whore. Diplomatic

mistake. This man has been in the news, scathing of right wing

populism in the West, Donald Trump. The Netherlands in Hungary, saying

that kind of politics may lead to violence. We will play you what he

is there to say. Let's turn to France. We know the pressure the

country is under because of the migrant crisis. We were discussing

the big camp in Calais. The pressure telling in Paris. They will open

their first refugee camp next month. We know it will be in the north of

the city. Intended for about 400 men to live there. Going closer on the

map, I have highlighted a suburb in the south-east of Paris, a separate

camp for women and children will be set up. That will open later in the

year. The reason the authorities are doing this, the reason are in plain

sight. Some of the makeshift camps. Asylum seekers, migrants are living.

Clearly the authorities deciding in a more long-term solution. Here is

the BBC's Shi Schofield. It's out of this disused railway

yard in the north of the city that the main migrant centre

will be set up. By the middle of next month,

there will be capacity for 400 migrants, four beds per room

with electricity, Wi-Fi, Another smaller centre will take

in families with children. For the city authorities,

the centres are a moral imperative. It is impossible, they say,

for things to go on as they are now. TRANSLATION: This centre of refugees

is a first in Europe, because we are in the heart

of a dense city, the heart of Paris. The centre for refugees

corresponds to our values. We are taking action with a clear

mind and without any naivete, but we are acting with humanity,

and that is our job. Humanity means putting an end

to the makeshift encampments that keep springing up

on the street across Paris. Upsetting for local people,

unhealthy and squalid Many of them are shocked

and disappointed at what awaits them We are feeling like animals, because

this is not life for a human. When I came from Italy,

in my mind I thought there was some camp and some good things like that,

good place for sleeping and clean water, clean life like that,

clean toilets, something like that, In theory, migrants will spend only

a few days at the new centres. They will be able to clean-up,

take stock, and if they want, apply for asylum, but some

in Paris are worried. The dignified welcome

is all well and good, but what if that act

as encouragement for more migrants, who in their turn

and a pat on the street? next to the council meeting between

President Obama Ntini Filipino president. They were supposed to be

meeting at a regional summit in Laos, and President Obama said he

was plan to raise the issue of extradition killings in the country.

I am president of a sovereign state, we have long ceased to be a colony.

I do not have any master except the Filipino people. Nobody, but nobody.

You must be respectful. Not just throwaway questions and statements.

Probably did not come as a big surprise, that having called him a

son of a whore, that President Obama opted out. Here is one official who

said... That will not be happening, the meeting not going ahead. The

president has reiterated commitment to the anti-drugs campaign. This is

how it is working. Before he won the election, his nickname was Punisher.

Taking office in June. Since then 2400 suspected drug dealers have

been killed. You can understand why President Obama cancelled the

meeting, but it will not change how important the relationship with the

Philippines is to the US. They have had a relationship for many years.

The president mentioning the colonial past. They have an alliance

solidified by treaty, the US is obliged to come to the Philippines

the fence if it is attacked. A large trading relationship. The

Philippines is quite important for US policy in Asia, to counter the

rise of China. Specially the disputed claims in the South China

Sea. They have supported them in that. All very important to the

United States. Given the nature of the comments about President Obama.

Not the first time, he has levelled a similar profanity against the US

ambassador, calculated by the White House Mr Obama could not have an

official meeting under those circumstances. The White House has

said that all is not lost, the broad relationship remains strong. Maybe a

short conversation on the sidelines, or an independent meeting at the

summit, but they will not be a formal one. That meeting not

happening, plenty of others will be. Why has the president Conte Laos,

given he had a host of meetings at the G20? The last time he will

attend a meeting of the Asian nations. A big part of his so-called

foreign policy of the United States foreign policy of the United States

in Asia. Partly to counter the rise of China. Also to take opportunities

to establish relations with countries like Vietnam, and Mayan

ma. He wants to ensure the Asian nations that this policy will

continue. He cannot say that for certain. He does not know who will

replace him, Hillary Clinton, almost certainly will, question marks over

Donald Trump. He wanted to say he wanted to remain committed to be. A

viewer in India asks if the comments will have any economic impact

between American companies and those in the Philippines? The short answer

is no. Diplomatic situation, the American president would never go

ahead with that meeting. No questions it will have a long-term

impact on big economic relations, like the one you refer to. Get in

touch with our hashtag. Let's stay in the US. This is a big media

story. Fox News settling a sexual harassment lawsuit, with Gretchen

Carson, her allegation that led to the departure of Roger Ailes, the

man who created Fox News. She said.... Maybe a little easier for

her to do that, Dan Fox News and Roger Ailes. 20th Century Fox owns

them. Putting out a long statement. They say they sincerely regret and

apologise for the fact that Gretchen was not respected and treated with

the dignity she and all of our colleagues deserve. Let's talk to

Gary O'Donoghue, following this from Washington, DC. When you have the

sexual harassment claims, they often get settled before you get to the

endgame? Clearly in the interests of Fox News to settle this one. So

high-profile. Threatening to do the network so much damage. Costing a

lot of money, maybe even more money, other outstanding cases of women who

came forward after Gretchen Karlsson made her allegations public. Much

better for the network to try and get this sorted, and move on. At the

moment, really they are top dog in terms of the cable news networks,

making $1 billion a year for the parent company 20th Century Fox. A

real cash juggernaut. Facing some uncertainty, losing Roger Ailes, who

set up the network at the behest of Rupert Murdoch, taking it to really

successful heights, huge revenues. More than just the network of being

the voice, conscience of the right-wing in America. Something

that could make or break reputations on the political right. A force that

will be under question, not just because of the scandal, but this

departure, seen as the driving force behind it. A big day for them, they

are glad nevertheless they have managed to settle the most

high-profile part of the case. A big day for Fox, Roger Ailes gone,

Gretchen Carlson gone. Another of their big anchors has said she is.

Saying she did not feel at home. It gets worse? We're not sure whether

it is related to the current difficulties. What is true, it is

another big figure leaving the network. With Roger Ailes not there

any more. With the damage to their reputation, it runs the risk of

losing the talent. Talent is everything, in terms of bringing in

the advertising, bringing in the viewers. A real crossroads for Fox.

For Roger Ailes, he got quite a big payoff when he left after the

allegations first surfaced. Some people say he got 40 million. A lot

of debate about the rights and wrongs of whether he should have

ended up with more cash than Gretchen Carlson. The money they

paid out, Roger Ailes was indemnified, did not have to pay

anything. Roger Ailes denied he had committed any of the acts the women

allege. No criminal cases against him. All civil cases. Nonetheless,

big day for Fox, particularly Rupert Murdoch, who backed Roger Mills for

years and years. Very loyal to some of his deputies, we have seen that

in Britain, with Rebekah Brooks, but in this case, we have seen here and

had to let go of him. We're told he may consider advising Donald Trump

ahead of the presidential debates. What a prospect that is. Gary, live

in Washington. We have been to France, the US, Philippines. In a

couple of minutes time, we will turn to Hong Kong. Yesterday talking

about the election successes for a new generation of pro-democracy

activists. China has said today they one should consider the idea of Hong

Kong. In the UK, the opposition Labour MP from McKee office as the

chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee, following the allegations

he pay for the services of male escort. The new standing chair is

Tim Lowton. What Keith Vaz wanted to do, was to take the best decision in

the interests of the committee, and some continuity to what we were

doing. He had conversations with various members of the committee,

near the senior Conservative member, I spoke to the other members as

well. On the basis that I fear this story will continue to later I'm the

workings of the committee. The right decision was to step aside. So that

the committee could get on with its work. That is the right decision he

has taken, because there is a lot of important work we need to get on

with. It was Keith Vaz's decision to do that.

This is Outside Source live from the BBC newsroom. Our lead story comes

from France, the mayor of Paris announcing the city will have its

first camp for migrants and refugees, opening next month. We can

look through some of the main stories from the BBC World Service.

BBC Ukrainian, a TV station forced to evacuate its headquarters and

studios, after protesters stormed it who they believe have Russian

sentiments. 145 kilometres per hour, Harry-Kane-macro and flash floods in

Mexico. Earlier flights grounded at London City Airport by a Black Lives

Matter protest. They said they wanted highlight the UK's

environmental impact on the lives of black people. Seven of them

arrested. If you are watching yesterday, you will have heard us

talk about the success of some pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong

in the latest elections. Most of those activists favour greater

autonomy for from China. In case anyone was getting carried away,

Beijing has said anyone who promotes independence for Hong Kong could be

punished. Reminding you of Hong Kong's status, one of two

territories called special administrative regions of China. The

other one is Mac A. Huge gambling industry. They have economic and

social administration, but in terms of national Defence, they are

governed by Beijing. He has become a major talking point in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong is part of China. The Beijing government is trying to

interfere, I understand why so many people are looking for independence.

Nathan Law, probably the best-known of the elected pro-democracy

candidates. Hong Kong people should injure rights. With free elections.

My main target in the electoral system is to abandon the financial

constituency, and have direct relations in the Chief Executive.

For the democratic movement, voting for the right to self-determination

is the right way to go in future. I will uphold and suggest a referendum

to decide Hong Kong's sovereignty status after around 10-20 years.

There has been threatening from the government ceremony times, they have

been getting me in trouble, they could just charge me. I am not

afraid of it. As long as I'm fighting for social justice and

social benefits. A lot more online than what is happening in Hong Kong.

Let's start Outside Source Business talking about the gender pay gap,

exists in every country in the world. One of the explanations you

will have heard, is because men are willing to be more assertive than

women when it comes to asking for a pay rise. Only one problem with this

well worn theory, it does not appear to be true. A report by the CAS

business school, along with the University of Wisconsin, women ask

for pay rises just as much as men, they do not get such positive

responses. They looked at the cases of 4600 people across 800 employees.

All of those employees were in Australia from the reason it was

chosen, the only country to systematically record when employees

asked for a pay rise. What they found, men were 25% more likely to

get the rise. The report's author was on BBC News earlier. We managed

to use data that we controlled for a lot of factors, controlling age,

whether they had children, whether they were married, the kind of work

they do. We had a like-for-like comparison. The first time we have

they been able to do this prophetess. Another myth was blown,

that women do not ask because they're worried about upsetting

boss. That was also not true. It was true that women were asking and not

getting to the extent of men. Let's turn to a story we talked about

before. The German fire -- pharmaceutical giant Bayer is

trying to buy a US rival. On the largest cash bids that ever been.

That is an awful lot of money, talking about Formula 1 yesterday,

its price is way lower. Why is Monsanto valued it so much? Quite a

lot of consolidation in this exact sphere. A few other companies have

announced mergers lately. We have seen in China, Dow chemicals. We

have seen Monsanto become a lot more attractive, that his wife Bayer has

upped its bid. The first time they have come after Monsanto, originally

asking for $122 a share, that was not enough. Then $125, that was not

enough. We are now hearing their offering $127, 50 cents per share.

That brings you to the gargantuan figure. When do we find out if that

isn't enough? Monsanto has hinted that perhaps the talks are going

well. About all we know so far. Even if it goes through. It has pass

regulators, there will be a lot of concerns that this could really

hamper any sort of competition in the agricultural sector. It could

push up prices for consumers. It will have to go through regulators,

as will some of the other deals. Keep us posted, we will go through

these deals again. Next they report from the BBC's transport

correspondent, Richard Wescott. The world's first flatpack van, called

The It doesn't look like it could tackle

some of the worst roads on Earth. On the surface, the Ox

could be any other truck, It's two-wheel drive and yet I'm

driving it over what could easily be a dry riverbed in Africa,

really rocky and, frankly, it's doing it as well

as a 4x4 would do it. Believe it or not, the man

who designed it also made this. The McClaren F1 is a super

car for the super rich. Ox drivers have very

different needs. When we studied the requirements

for where this vehicle's going to end up, there

is a requirement for ..loading livestock

and barrels of fuel and water. I know it's probably difficult

to believe but, for me, this ranks above everything else

I've ever done. Designing expensive sports cars,

that reaches a few people. if this goes into mass production,

this will help thousands Crucially, it flat-packs

like furniture, so it's Three semi-skilled people can build

it under 12-hours with basic tools. Every part is designed to be

easy to fix. It could make a huge

difference for rural farmers, Agriculture is the main driver

of development and the poor farmers are located in the very

remote areas where it's difficult for them to,

kind of, transport their commodities to the market and also

imports into the market. They're now hoping to make 1,000

or so without making a profit. You want to show that reports of

other people, you can find online. It is fair to say the winner of Miss

world, Japan would not normally run on the programme. For the first time

a mixed race woman has won. She has an Indian father, causing people to

oppose these questions on social media.

You may be watching this, saying what is the point of holding the

pageant. Last year's winner was also mixed

race, at the time of the victory, she talked of the BBC about the

issue. TRANSLATION: I have lived in Japan all my life, if I say I am

Japanese, people reply, you cannot be. They do not believe it. For us,

mixed kids, we need this game gives an identity. I am definitely getting

more attention from outside Japan. When I wore down the street, no

Japanese people recognise me. Not a foreign tourists take

congratulations. Back in a few minutes for the second half of

Outside Source. Hello, we may live on a relatively

small group of islands, the weather permitting its well beyond our

shores. I'm showing you this picture of onshore flooding in Mexico.

Hurricane Newton just making sure. What this has to do with our

weather, I will reveal. First hour whether here and now, Wednesday, low

pressure to the West, high to the east. Changing orientation of the

flow, bringing drier clearer whether our way from the south. Across the

Channel Islands, more in the way of sunshine compared to today.

Elsewhere sunny spells, cloud and sunshine, it is humid again. By

Thursday, the riverfront changing from a Southern lead to a westerly,

fresh Atlantic weather coming our way. The early splash of rainfall in

northern England and Scotland. Fresh air. Warmer in East Anglia and the

south-east, all of us getting fresher conditions. Easier for

sleeping. Going into Friday, another weather system coming our way,

initially weaker, stronger later in the day. Showers developing, heavy

rain into Northern Ireland, stronger winds, sweeping eastwards during

Friday night, into Saturday. Fill some uncertainty about how that will

Tyrell Waite, in eastern parts of England. A few errors are still

relatively heavy rain to come, sunshine and showers following on

behind. Slightly fresher coming from the West. Temperatures coming down a

few degrees. Putting the weekend, after the high-pressure, other

weather systems coming in from the Atlantic. What we have seen the

weather system on Friday night, potential of heavy rain, stronger

winds, satiated with them. One of the reasons for that, back to that

hurricane in Mexico. Here is how it looks on the satellite picture.

Remember the one that went through Florida. Now sitting across the

coast of New York. Feeding tropical air across mid America, into the

latitude, where we live. One of the effect is felt high in the

atmosphere, the jet stream. Thriving on the big temperature gradient

between the warm and cold in there. This air is warm, the bigger

temperature gradient, strengthening the jet stream coming out of

America, to us next week. That strengthens the weather systems

carried on it. Not saying next week is going to be stormy, the weather

systems tend to pass to the north-west. Heavier rain and

stronger winds. There are peaks and troughs. In one of the gaps, you may

see warm and pleasant weather coming in from the south. All of that means

next week looking changeable. Temperatures tending to be a bit

above average. Some wet weather at times. Strong winds, mostly to the

north-west of the UK. Relatively dry affair, warmer in comparison. I had

to say, tropical weather adds uncertainty to the forecast,

computer models struggled to deal with it. We will show you the

trends, keep checking day to day. Let us have a look at some of the

main stories from the BBC. Paris will open its first migrant camp in

the first few weeks. There are a rising number of migrants living on

the streets and this is the authority's response to that. The UN

said it will miss global education targets that it set last year. The

idea is to give all children in the world access to the primary school,

but it's not going to happen. We will also play a report from Paul

Adams who is reporting on a town in Germany when you Nazism is rising.

We will also report on the Paralympics.