and color diversity in progress only a matter of time before martin luther king is splayed by dominic west. some of the clash of opinions emerged over a leading blank character in the movie had to have that adaptation of the 3 musketeers the french studio producing it says the musket in name to hannibal is loosely based on a real african prince who became the 1st black muskets here in france the original story by alexander dumas however doesn't include characters of african descent my colleague colin bray debated the issue earlier. pic at the end of a day it just makes sense to have the actors portraying the people in a more realistic way we're talking about amber lane the queen of england i mean this is not a black woman it would be the exact same thing if you hate chris pray the guy who plays captain america portraying hikers who it would make any sense at all i would be like ok come on let's get it more or less the representation of that particular person in their real person in history let's make it a little bit more accurate shall we axons good in a vacuum however if we look at this f

and color diversity in progress only a matter of time before martin luther king is splayed by dominic west. are discussing it with us next is political analyst reese everson and political blogger anthony bryan logan both welcome back to r.t. . 2021 this is still a thing reese i mean diversity in theater reimagining is as old as theater itself isn't it why should this still be a problem do you think what we're doing is we're looking through a new lens we're realizing that historically that women of color particularly black women and men have been shut out of roles that were whether they were you know characterizing a person of color or not they've been shut out of those roles i have and so what we're doing is maria magine in ways to open those doors and open it up to people of all colors including black women why shouldn't a black woman a queen and so you do suspect that you that if the say this was a mexican studio with mexican actors or australian studio with australian actors a norwegian studio with scandinavian actors nobody would be batting an eyelid right now with a. i mean nobody rea

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so as we look at live cop ler 7, a big i ridge of high pressure dominates the west coast. numbers are cold from santa 30. 46 in san francisco. there's the fog and 30s up in the north bay. sfo this morning where numbers on the peninsula will be well into the seconds. so sunny and mild today. above average, slightly cooler for your sunday. some high clouds and looking at showers that could arrive by the middle of next weekend. we're keeping our fingers crossed. i always like to see how it happens as it gets closer. the forecast models have a way of teasing. notice we're sunny, some high clouds in the overnight hours. this is our sunday. the winds shift from an offshore to an on shore component. still a nice afternoon. this is san jose. notice numbers in the south bay to near 70 degrees. so we are going the be warm today. so that is warmer than yesterday. and as we look at the next several days into next week, we do cool down. a couple of systems would like to visit us by the end of next week. we can hope that it's not until thursday, a more significant system wants to move i

west and we will see more rain arrived to take us into the first part of tomorrow morning. that rain will be clearing away from northern ireland very quickly. at low pressure is still dominatingnorth—west. that will keep the wind is strong across north—west scotland. 70 mph gusts here. it means the rain we have across many areas will clear through on the space of an hour or two in the morning. sunshine and a view showers in its wake. the exception being east anglia, southern counties of england. it's going to stay cloudy all day long. 0utbreaks of england. it's going to stay cloudy all day long. outbreaks of rain becoming more extensive in the second half of the day. 12 or 13, fresher further north, second half of the day. 12 or 13, fresherfurther north, but second half of the day. 12 or 13, fresher further north, but son trying to compensate. as we go through the evening on wednesday, cloud and rain will push northwards. a mild night wednesday night into thursday. a zone of cold air will work back in. i say colder, not on the terms of last week. temperatures dropping back to where they should be for the time of year. it means another spell of rain, this time a search lasting

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aggressive ev subsidies, part of beijing's efforts to wean off imported energy and out maneuver the west's dominance in traditional engines. >> china has the best supply base for the smart electric vehicles the u.s. and europe have a much better supply base for the combustion engine. when we move to u.s., some of the experiences is quite benefit to us. >> reporter: even so, the former detroit resident sees obstacles ahead. >> people will feel worried about a brand from china you're talking about security. that's why you have the u.s. team. >> reporter: one big reason for shen's faith >> american consumers are very open we like american consumers we hope they like us also. >> reporter: shen says that he and his team are already having detailed discussions and that the idea would be to have r and d, manufacturing, services, distribution all in the u.s. for the u.s. rather than export from here dom. >> so eunice, i guess i'm kind of curious, you mentioned that china is the world's biggest ev market so why is this company looking to come to the u.s. instead of using china for its opportunities? it seems

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the modern west is dominated by fast growing urban areas by pulse quickening new cities and what makesis different than other cities is we're surrounded by public land. the land which survived, as i said, its inscription into world war ii and the forests now largely quiet. they scaled back the logging vastly from what it was at its peak. cities that are enied by the rest of the world with their ethic diversity and constant flow of newcomers not necessarily bound to try but too tradition. all of that has changed in part because of the war and most of it, i have to say, because of government. the engine moving along. so, finally, what would our west be like without world war ii? now, that's a fascinating what if. the kind of what if that can occasionally get a historian a free drink at a bar. there's only a handful of things that work for that. but i would say have you not experienced world war ii, my conclusion is putting aside atrocities and putting aside the contamination and putting aside the awful things that came from war. but just looking at war and what happened. what transformed

south—westerly winds dominate, weatherfronts, though, in the north and the west will continue to pilelooding. but by the time we get to sunday, very mild air will be starting to push its way northwards. temperatures across the board will be just about in double figures, maybe up to around 17 in eastern parts, but we still have to watch out for rain at times, especially in the west. see you soon. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. secret recordings of princess latifah, the daughter of the ruler of dubai, are released exclusively to the bbc — she claims she is being held captive by her family. i'm a hostage, and this villa has been converted into a jail. all the windows are barred shut. i can't open any window. in myanmar, more protests against the military coup, as the ousted leader aung san suu kyi faces new charges. here in the uk, children aged between six and 17, have started taking part in trials, for the 0xford—astrazeneca vaccine. and once in a generation snowfalls across the southern states in the us. i'll be talking to a dall

sort of the way we live i mean that's the sort of paradox paradigm of where we are the modern west is dominated by fast growing urban areas by pulse quickening new cities and what makes us different than other pulse quickening new cities is we're surrounded by public land. the land which survived as i said, it's inscription into world war ii the forests which are now largely quiet. they've scaled back a logging vastly from what it was at its peak. cities that are envied by the rest of the world but their industries their educated class their ethic diversity their constant flow of newcomers, not necessarily bound to tribe or to tradition. all of that is changed because in part because of the war and most of them have to say it was because of government because government was the engine that's got it moving along. so finally what would our west be like without world war ii? now that's a fascinating. what if it's a kind of what if that can occasionally get a historian of free drink at a bar. there's only a handful things that work for that. but i would say had we not experienced world war ii my co

south—westerly winds dominate, weatherfronts, though, in the north and the west will continue to pileoncern for the risk of flooding. but by the time we get to sunday, very mild air will be starting to push its way northwards. temperatures across the board will be just about in double figures, maybe up to around 17 in eastern parts, but we still have to watch out for rain at times, especially in the west. see you soon. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. the bbc has obtained secret videos recorded by the daughter of dubai's ruler, accusing herfather of holding her prisoner. i'm a i'm a hostage and this has been converted to a jail. all the windows are barred shut. tote converted to a jail. all the windows are barred shut.— are barred shut. we lost contact with latifah. — are barred shut. we lost contact with latifah. we _ are barred shut. we lost contact with latifah. we had _ are barred shut. we lost contact with latifah. we had the - are barred shut. we lost contact - with latifah. we had the opportunity to speak— with latifah. we had the opportunity to speak with her, i

dominic's church. and you as vicar for advancement for the western province, how big is the western province? >> it's basically all of the west coast of california. then it goes as far east as utah. it goes as far south as tucson, the red cross the border in new mexico. and alaska where we have a new house. in anchorage, we serve the cathedral parish down there, throughout the great state of alaska. >> what about the party for arch bishop was a dominican sister right? that's also here in numbers. >> the wonderful thing about the dominican order is it's not just the priest or the friars preaching. saint dominic knew that in order to radically change culture, or bring culture in a light, you needed a strong component of women. contemplative nuns. so even before, he formerly founds the order preachers pretty founds the nuns first. 800 years. i had the privilege of visiting the monastery being built, and you have contemplative nuns living there, actually from all over the world. what was actually for me personally attracted to the order as it wasn't simply a group of guys getting together to preach, it was together we behiusand i

i agree with you that they were sometimes self-serving and used by the west in to promote their interest and they were domineering and so now we must not we must not confuse. universal values with you know with the choice or the tradeoff between capitalism and socialism or or or or economic models that invision a gritters a grid rule for the states and society that is not western that is that is equally universal and so the problem the problems with with with capitalism courts and quote are problems that exist everywhere and the pressures of capitalism are not so to speak with or they're about capitalism sic reading you know the necessary the necessary conditions for them to expand and for in this area for them to stoop to stay how can i say uncontested and challenge that's the thing western that's something proper to capitalism per se well that that actually is by large if there is a western let's system and it's the west that sets the rules for a capitalist but you know last ep fair konami college just missed that little taxation of with very odd you know preferential conditions for the reach of the corporation

direction and low pressure dominating things and pulling in the airfrom dominating things and pulling in the air from the south—westk above the average for the time of year for some of us. still a bit of rain affecting parts of the eastern side of england as monday begins. showers pushing in from southwest and elsewhere. but the large part of the day will be dry, breaks in the cloud and a few sunny spells, 30 celsius in london. nine in glasgow. it stays mild for the rest of the week and there will be further spells of rain and it will be blustery but what a different week from last week. this is bbc news. the headlines: donald trump has been acquitted in his second impeachment trial after senators failed to reach the two—thirds majority of votes needed to convict him. the former president was facing one charge of inciting an insurrection, after protesters stormed the us capitol building in january. seven republican senators voted with democrats by 57—43 to convict mr trump, while others openly condemned his conduct. meanwhile, he's put out a statement vowing to carry on fighting, with his "beautiful, patriotic foll

you can see them dominating the eastern pacific and also the west coast. they'll bring us to 56 today in half moon bay, to about 62 in fairfield and santa rosa. thinking about dining outside tonight, still going to be pretty chilly. we're in the 50s through at least 6:00, but dropping to the 40s by 8:00. so make sure you get one of those tables close to a heater. temperatures tonight, a lot of 30s inland and around fremont and san jose and morgan hill, low to mid 40s in the rest of the bay. four degrees warmer tomorrow. near 70 saturday. with temperatures in the low to mid 60s along the coast and into the bay. a few high clouds will dim our sunshine, drop us a couple degrees sunday. you can see the dry cold front for monday into tuesday. temperatures falling back pretty close to average. pretty quiet pattern. i hope you enjoy it. >> thank you, mike. american airlines says that it may need to t 13employeeexreexginally believed that it would be able to fly all of its aircraft by this summer. but because the vaccine distribution is taking longer than expected

west will avoid them. the windfall lighter but later, let's delete my cold i will dry to push its way in. easterly winds dominating but the question mark is how far that pantry gets in. it looks like the cold i will by and large when out and certainly on sunday it but snow showers across kent and east anglia and it is these areas wait until monday the amber weather warning remains in place. there will be snow elsewhere. eastern scotland as we start the day with snow showers through the night. it all starts with sub zero temperatures and of course the chance of some ice. into monday, snow showers in the west are few and far between. light flabby stephen there. even stay dry. snow showers from into corridors, and others in perth and kinross. persistent snow could mount up. up persistent snow could mount up. up to 50 centimetres of snow blowing along by some pretty strong winds. strongest winds to the south and east and that what the big impact on temperature. it is not going to feel like that outdoors because the wind could feel cold, around 97 or eight and east anglia and the south—east. that cold wind continues in

west will avoid them. frosty time as the winds follow little bit later in this cold air would try to push its way in. as you can see these to the easterly winds dominatingw on the west but the? is how far it gets in. the corridor in march when out. on sunday, the shows crust tent and parts of east anglia is these areas rental midday monday and these areas rental midday monday and the mets office and what one remains in place. but elsewhere in eastern england and scotland to start the day from snow showers to the night. you are in the west and all starts in subzero temperatures and of course the chance of semites. enter monday and the shows few and far between, —— some ice. in some showers forming corridors and peak districts in aberdeenshire and get under those, districts in aberdeenshire and get underthose, persistent districts in aberdeenshire and get under those, persistent snow could mount up to 15 cm of snow blowing along leading to some pretty strong winds. stockton in south east that should have a big impact on temperatures. on the thermometers, zero to three degrees potentially it's if you like that i did was because the wind could feel his caul

today, low pressure is dominating our weather, very windy in the west but particularly so in the north—westea, then there is a lull behind them where we have a lot of dry weather before the next band of rain comes in. some of those will be heavy and it still is going to be pretty windy. temperatures a little bit lower than the nightjust gone. as we head through tomorrow, there is a band of rain eventually makes it over to the east, but look at this curl in the south bringing more rain into southern areas including the channel islands and moving northwards. for the rest of the uk, it�*s sunshine and showers but still pretty windy in the north—west. hello, this is bbc news. i�*m victoria derbyshire. let�*s bring you the headlines. nicola sturgeon is due to announce later how scotland will begin to emerge from lockdown — and whether a phased return to school can start next week. the latest number of excess deaths for england and wales are about to be released — and may give a sign of how soon lockdown restrictions could be lifted. questions over who is prioritised as the vaccine roll—out exten

dominate. we could see some more organised snow showers for a time running into the northeast of scotland. towards the westunshine hazy, but 4 degrees in belfast, 5 degrees in plymouth. some signs of something milder trying to head in. subzero, though, further east across the uk. and then for the weekend, it's that classic battleground that we so often talk about — high pressure in the east pushing the cold air our way, low pressure trying to come in from the atlantic and bring in something milder. at the moment, it looks like by sunday, we could start to see some significant improvement in our temperatures. but before that, there is the possibility of some further snowfall, but this time pushing into the west as we begin our transition. a very warm welcome to bbc news. with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. my name is mike embley. donald trump �*s second impeachment trial begins in the us senate. he is accused of inciting the mob attack on the capitol building. democrats say the case against him is clear. to ask what a high crime and misdemeanour is under our constitution? t

dominate. we could see some more organised snow showers for a time running into the northeast of scotland. towards the westbelfast, 5 degrees in plymouth. some signs of something milder trying to head in. subzero, though, further east across the uk. and then for the weekend, it's that classic battleground that we so often talk about — high pressure in the east pushing the cold air away, low pressure trying to come in from the atlantic and bring in something milder. at the moment, it looks like by sunday, we could start to see some significant improvement in our temperatures. but before that, there is the possibility of some further snowfall, but this time pushing into the west as we begin our transition. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. us senators vote that the impeachment trial of former president donald trump is constitutional. he's accused of inciting the mob attack on the capitol building. the lead democrat says the case against mr trump is clear. you ask what a high crime and misdemeanour is under our constitution. that's a high crime and misdemea

dominate with six tries in rome. and can anyone catch them? the league leaders manchester city could be running away with the title after another victory against westix nations table after a convicing 40—24 win over england. the home side led throughout, taking advantage of poor discipline from england and some controvertial decisions from the french referee. wales lifted the triple crown, the prize for beating all of the other home nations. joe wilson was watching. to be king of cardiff, two candidates. jones, eddie, orjones, alun? their old adversaries. this penalty was taken brilliantly, josh adam scored. england were furious, said it was too quick. you adam scored. england were furious, said it was too quick.— said it was too quick. you got to cive us said it was too quick. you got to give us time! — said it was too quick. you got to give us time! please, _ said it was too quick. you got to give us time! please, please. i said it was too quick. you got to i give us time! please, please. the referee regretted _ give us time! please, please. the referee regretted nothing. - give us time! please, please. the i referee regretted nothing. williams p

high pressure dominates into the weekend but the cold air is workers and the isobars closer across northern and eastern areas where we'll have a few showers, further westhe end of the week and next weekend but it will be turning colder with a chance of showers across northern and eastern areas in the best of the sunshine will be across the west. levelling with the british people about the country's finances — the chancellor warns of the enormous strains,

west. you can see the golden gate bridge, alcatraz, a few puffy clouds on the hizon b sunshine dominating thet today. temperatures in the mid 50s in the cities. low 60s for oakland, mountain view, san jose, morgan hill. 54 that current temperature in half moon bay. speaking of the coast, santa cruz right now, you have folks on the sand enjoying the few more minutes of sunlight we have out there today. it was pretty comfortable along the coast in the 50s and low 6 0s. 66 santa rosa. a lot of 60s in the north from that vad dnavoto. the sunsets will get later and later pretty quickly. tonight, the sun goes down at 5:55 in the evening three weeks from tonight thanks today light saving time beginning. that sunset will be at 7:16 p.m. and then on may 1st, that sunset is at exactly 8:00 p.m. so the amount of daylight we're getting is growing and growing each day. here is live doppler 7 with satellite. the story we're tracking there is a big area of high pressure that is anchored off the coastline that's sending the u north into seattle and vancouver. high pressure means sunshine and warming temperat

dominate. we could see some more organised snow showers for a time running into the northeast of scotland. towards the westlfast, 5 degrees in plymouth. some signs of something milder trying to head in. subzero, though, further east across the uk. and then for the weekend, it's that classic battleground that we so often talk about — high pressure in the east pushing the cold air our way, low pressure trying to come in from the atlantic and bring in something milder. at the moment, it looks like by sunday, we could start to see some significant improvement in our temperatures. but before that, there is the possibility of some further snowfall, but this time pushing into the west as we begin our transition. hello, you are with bbc news. i'm sally bundock. we have the latest headlines for you in the uk and around the world. us senators voted to proceed with a second impeachment trial of donald trump, rejecting arguments the move is unconstitutional. a who investigation concludes coronavirus did not originate from a lab in china, but cannot say where it did come from. serbia moves way ahead of other eu countri

dominate. we could see some more organised snow showers for a time running into the northeast of scotland. towards the west, but 4 degrees in belfast, 5 degrees in plymouth. some signs of something milder trying to head in. subzero, though, further east across the uk. and then for the weekend, it's that classic battleground that we so often talk about — high pressure in the east pushing the cold air our way, low pressure trying to come in from the atlantic and bring in something milder. at the moment, it looks like by sunday, we could start to see some significant improvement in our temperatures. but before that, there is the possibility of some further snowfall, but this time pushing into the west as we begin our transition. a very warm welcome to bbc news my name is mike embley. senators vote to go ahead with the second impeachment trial of donald trump, rejecting suggestions the preceedings are unconstitutional. mr trump's legal team claim the trial is all about freedom of speech and politics. we are really here because the majority in the house of representatives does not want to face donald trump as a

dominate in rome. and, can anyone catch them? the league leaders manchester city could be running away with the title after another victory against west to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. the hype surrounding a six nations match between two countries as passionate as wales and england is always huge, but this time it's justified. a tense, exciting battle between the two sides and it's not over yet. just a few minutes to go untilfull time at cardiff and it's 33—24 to wales. it was a confident start by wales — quick thinking from fly—half dan biggar who took the penalty to the left, finding wing josh adams who caught and touched down for their first try of the match. wales stuck with that theme. another another quickly taken penalty from kieran hardy led to their third and it looked like the triple crown would be theirs. but england then began to fight back and after 60 minutes, ben youngs went over, bringing them within touching distance, with farrell converting to bring england level at 2a all. but three callum sheedy penalties have just pushed wales back ahead — they are leading. we'll bring you the latest at the pricipality. it looks l

west. china is tyrannical capitalism, if you like. state capitalism. it is engaging in global markets, it wants to dominate global markets.t kind of weakness, in a sense. in a perverse sort of way. because, if you're selling things to people, in an open market, and you have a real currency, not an economy that is a kind of fiction, you can't bankrupt your clients, you can't bankrupt your customers. it's not in china's interest for western economies to collapse because they want to sell us things. what they want to do is dominate the global markets, they want to become the dominant economic power in the world to replace the united states in that position, but they also have to be very careful because they are playing the capitalist game. and even though their supposedly private companies are answerable to the communist tyranny, to the totalitarian government, they are still engaged in the rules of market economy at a global level, so this is a very hard situation to call, it is quite unprecedented, it is not at all like the competition the west was having with the soviet union, which really supposedly anyway wanted to unde

they're black lives matter movement dominated the headlines and 2020 following the police killing of george floyd and many an apple s gross protests were peaceful though west some of their rallies being marred by looting violence and vandalism. the tower. despite all that the movement has been nominated for the nobel peace prize the proposal which was put forward by a norwegian lawmaker has been met with a mixed reaction online. they've been able to mobilize people from all groups a society not just african-americans not just oppressed people it has been a broad movement in a way which has been different from their predecessors awarding the peace prize to black lives mass and will send a powerful message that peace is founded on equality solidarity and human rights and that all countries must respect these basic principles and this is where the nobel peace prize has lost its legitimacy and credibility blood flows matter movement is nominated for a nobel prize after engaging in months of extreme violence that called for the killing of cops and destruction of u.s. its. most expensive and devastating riots in american history but sure noble peace prize seems

that includes the gaza strip the occupied west bank and east jerusalem and russian opposition leader alexina valley's appeared in court again as his case dominated diplomatic discussions he was accused of slandering a war veteran a charge he denies meanwhile the e.u.'s foreign policy chief called for his release at a joint news conference with the russian foreign minister in moscow instead the kremlin expelled diplomats from 3 nations. over the top stories this hour counting the cost is coming up next they'll be more news from doha after that that's it for myself in the team here in london we'll see you tomorrow a by. as the global pandemic continues to spread will african nations manage to secure qubit 19 vaccines african union leaders will also try to find a peaceful resolution to heighten regional tensions in ethiopia example and somalia the annual african union summit on al-jazeera. hello i am sam is a than this is counting the cost of al-jazeera look at the world of business and economics this week not content with watching it citizens with cameras china opens a new front tracking spending with its currency but is it also a way of reigning

dominate. we could see some more organised snow showers for a time running into the northeast of scotland. towards the westrees in belfast, 5 degrees in plymouth. some signs of something milder trying to head in. subzero, though, further east across the uk. and then for the weekend, it's that classic battleground that we so often talk about — high pressure in the east pushing the cold air our way, low pressure trying to come in from the atlantic and bring in something milder. at the moment, it looks like by sunday, we could start to see some significant improvement in our temperatures. but before that, there is the possibility of some further snowfall, but this time pushing into the west as we begin our transition. the latest headlines from bbc news: the second impeachment trial has begun in the senate. the leading democrat says the case against mr trump is clear and his life say it is about freedom of speech. scientists investigating the origin of the coronavirus do not believe the virus escaped from a lab cannot say exactly where it had come from. some suggest it may have come imported by frozen food. an