a clap from arnold schwarzenegger, that's what i like. men have reached the top in such a variety of professions. body building, seven times mr olympia. in films, rising to become the highest—paid movie star of the time. with conan the barbarian, predator... ..and the most famous of all, the terminator. i'll be back. and he was. and i will not let you down. as a politician, serving as a republican governor of california between 2003 and 2011. he used that political power to protect the environment, passing laws to promote renewable energy and limit exhaust fumes. he sees carbon dioxide, the root cause of climate change, as a pollution issue. now he spends much time as an environmental campaigner backing green energy in california and global political events. i mean, you can't get a cause that is larger then saving the planet. with the schwarzenegger climate initiative, organising an annual get—together of senior politicians and green voices in vienna. he gave an in—depth interview to the bbc before the climate summit in scotland. are we r

arnold schwarzenegger talking to tom heap for 39 ways to save the planet which is available on bbc soundss grandfather. the northern soul scene emerged in the 1970s, when djs would hunt down rare black american soul vinyls, and bring them back to play in venues across the north—west of england. charlie fell in love with the dance, after hearing stories about his grandad carl's teenage years. and he's now been to his first real northern soul night. here's how charlie got on. my mum thinks i'm going to wear myself out in the first four seconds. and i'm going to be coming back for a drink every ten minutes. but i ain't. that's what i'm going to say — i ain't. i'm charlie and i like to dance to northern soul. the first one i've ever been to, this is, and ijust said to my dad, ifeel like if i do this right, and i take it serious, i'll get invited to another �*un. i'm scott and i'm charlie's dad. i've always listened to the music. he started watching a few of the clips on youtube and other stations. just got well into it, really. i've seen some clips online of people dancing to it. i gave ita t

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arnold schwarzenegger, i will shake on that. thank you very much indeed., , you? yes, and he has been campaigning _ you? yes, and he has been campaigning for— you? yes, and he has been campaigning for a - you? yes, and he has been campaigning for a very - you? yes, and he has been| campaigning for a very long you? yes, and he has been - campaigning for a very long time on many of these issues, interesting. that was arnold schwarzenegger talking to tom heap for radio a's 39 ways to save the planet on bbc sounds. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. a charity that supports domestic abuse victims of african and caribbean heritage says 97% of its service users complain about the treatment they receive from police and government agencies. sistah space has released this video showing how black women are at an increased risk of being left at home a petition for valerie ford was started after police dealt poorly with her abuse. valerie forde was murdered having gone to the police station and reported domestic ab

another panelists secretary of state under arnold schwarzenegger. bruce macpherson. several suggestions to reform the process, including requiring their be proof of a crime or malfeasance in order to recall an elected official. >> i think this is something to be addressed really an effort to get it right outside of the state capitol lead proponent of the recall of governor gavin newsome. orrin heatley says he objects to the effort to modify the process just because it's a threat to the power structure that currently in place here in capital. >> doesn't give them the right or the authority, modified or manipulate the process. so it favors them instead of the people. >> any major changes to the recall process would be up to voters to decide at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> coming up, you might want to reconsider hitting drive-thru on your way home. the potentially dangerous ingredient found in some of the top fast food chains and maybe start planning an alternate routes and changes are coming to public transit in san francisco. why a vaccine mandate

there is of course a formidable alliance, whether that's the pope, arnold schwarzenegger, joe biden,stern leaders, who want to help the brits in their task of pushing the world further and faster on their commitments to help halt changes to the climate, but there are also formidable powers on the other side to aren't as enthusiastic, who aren't as reluctant — whether that's china or india. it's certainly not a slamdunk for downing street. they know that these big climate talks coming are vitally important and they're at this stage not at all confident that they're going to be able to pull off what they want to achieve. after meeting the pope, president biden went on for talks with his french counterpart, emmanuel macron. relations between the us and france have been strained since washington announced a security deal with australia and the uk. the aukus deal to sell submarines to australia scuppered a previous french arrangement and was said to have cost the country billions. president macron said they were rebuilding confidence, while president biden admitted things could have been

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arnold schwarzenegger talking to tom heap for 39 ways to save the planet which is available on bbc soundsls in between the rain, but accompanied by some strong winds from time to time, it will also be feeling quite a bit cooler everywhere. we've had rain sitting across northern and western areas recently. that rain band on that weather front is pushing into eastern parts of england. rain is heading north. stays wet right the way through the day, heading across eastern parts of scotland in the south for a while. we've got that rain continue to push its way to northern england. there will still be some showers, particularly north to south west. drier weather for northern ireland, 12 celsius year. that moves away from the north—east of england, lingers in the north—east of scotland for a while overnight. ahead of that we could be down to 4 or 5 degrees in the north—east of scotland. we have got this rain across scotland. making its way into the midlands, across the eastern side of england in the morning, eventually clearing away from the south—east of east anglia in the afternoon. sunshine f

a fascinating issue, we have a programme element on the nose channel, an interview with arnold schwarzeneggerhe size of the california economy and the fact that they had some of the strictest environmental regulations, he very much pointing out it can be hand in hand, it is a bit of a challenge but it can be done, that was certainly his perspective. so we have the global economy, we have that linking in. i do want to ask you about fishing, just because we have been covering it, so, what is your explanation, i suppose, it is hard in one sense, it's a question of giving out licences to a0 boats which is a very small number of french boats, things are very minor issue, but what i think it has exploded as much in the way it has? i think for a number of reasons. the politics of this, in terms of the electoral cycle in france, it is very difficult and it is not altogether surprising if you look at the way it sometimes british and french electorate cycles work is that at the moment it doesn't really suit emmanuel macron to look like he is backing down on this. it is something that can be sorted out,

someme vindictive crap about arnold schwarzenegger losing his job at a book with "the apprentice." >> trump tweets and the danger they may pose. >> it's a dangerous way to do diplomacy because it conveys to the world and frankly to his team that these aren't well thought out ideas. >> f the racist component of trp tweeting, which is in effect a kind of open form of direct mail toor the members of his support group who are racist. >> sean: okay, let me get this straight, abandoning americans, their families, green card holders, afghan allies, that is not dangerous but tweets are? giving up energy independence, new being reliant again on countries that hate us, that is not dangerous? the biggest super spreader event, that is not dangerous customers every day they find a new tweet but they ignore these really dangerous issues, that is how corrupt they are. they even accused president trump of hosting super spreader event and killing americans for daring to hold a political rally on the campaign trail. okay, we've got going on 2 million illegal immigrants with a high rate of covid positiv

teddy ken dishes liberal icon, giving arnold schwarzenegger advice to stick to what arnold did most oft get in the policy weeds. time to clean house in sacramento. gray davis probably doesn't appreciate that. >> no. another interesting he talks about, he and gray davis, they became very close. talk about the difference between then and now. they became very close almost immediately because gray davis when he made the concession call, let me know if i can help you. schwarzenegger took him up on that and they pretty pretty regularly so worked together professionically and politically and also became good friends personally which, again, i mean, imagine that today. >> another thing arnold talks about in that podcast is the frustration from people when he couldn't deliver. people were saying you were the action heros who promised us thing and we'll hear from a president who is starting to feel the frustration look at polling about the economy and other things. here's the president of the united states at the white house. >> today for the first time since march of 2020 the american unemploy

another panelists secretary of state under arnold schwarzenegger. bruce macpherson. he made several suggestions to reform the process, including requiring their be proof of a crime or malfeasance in order to recall an elected official. >> i think this is something to be addressed and really an effort to get it right outside of the state capitol lead proponent of the recall of governor gavin newsome. orrin heatley says he objects to the effort to modify the process just because it's a threat to the power structure that currently in place here in capital. >> doesn't give them the right or the authority out modified or manipulate the process. so it favors them instead of the people. >> any major changes to the recall process would be up to voters to decide at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. here's what's coming up next. a day to executives from the country's largest oil companies are facing a grilling on capitol hill over. >> what the industry giants. the oil industry's impact and climate change. democrats going so far as to call it boils. big tobacco mome

arnold schwarzenegger talking to tom heap for 39 ways to save the planet which is available on bbc soundslondon has been summoned to explain the country's seizure of a british trawler. france says the uk's refusal to approve fishing licences to some of its boats is in breach of the brexit agreement. stephanie yon—courtin is a french mep and member of the eu fisheries committee. she herself is from normandy and she joins us now. thank you for being with as. first of all, ijust joins us now. thank you for being with as. first of all, i just want to ask you, where does this go to next? because it seems like the conditions are ripe for this row to escalate, ratherthan conditions are ripe for this row to escalate, rather than to ease? it is again up to the uk government to de—escalate the situation. things are still very clear, the situation is simple. uk government and channel islands authorities, in particular jersey, respecting the trade agreements the sign, under this agreements the sign, under this agreement fishing licences should be granted, the french fisher men's and the french author

another panelist secretary of state under arnold schwarzenegger. bruce macpherson. he made several suggestions to reform the process, including requiring their be proof of a crime or malfeasance in order to recall an elected official. >> i think this is something to be addressed really an effort to get it right outside of the state capitol lead proponent of the recall of governor gavin newsome. orrin heatley says he objects to the effort to modify the process just because it's a threat to the power structure that currently in place here in capital. >> doesn't give them the right or the authority out modified or manipulate the process. so it favors them instead of the people. >> any major changes to the recall process would be up to voters to decide at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> a tragedy in new mexico spring action here in california, the debate over gun safety on movie sets. coming up. and settlement has been reached between the department of justice and the families of the victims in the deadly shooting at a black church in south carolina in

squid game" costumes with color and devices and many of you remember "the running man" with arnold schwarzeneggerth brilliant and press cent and able to do more violent and premium on netflix than it would be in another arena. it also feels like something pre the streaming birth and what's going on within streaming that would be a movie and now is a series with so much deep we are the characters. >> to what extent is the content world which you know better than most coming up with shows to work globally and not just a core market even if it is a massive one on the u.s.? >> hollywood dominated the global content machine for years and years and still is the supplier of the world called hollywood. not london wood or seoul wood but they supply the region and beyond at great success. korea has made brilliant dramas and now brilliant pop music that works within asia and starting to go beyond asia and colombia in south america where i found ugly betty as always been a market that's overproduced relative to the size for the rest out latin america and what we see is the ability to access the con ten and s

arnold schwarzenegger making headlines for his comments on the u.n. climate summit.k a pledge mean in the end? nothing. over and over, year after year they make these pledges, and they come out to declare victory, but then nothing is getting done. in other words, it's all empty promises. here's the thing, if you want a different result, you need to do something different: and he isn't suggesting what you should do differently. you take china, the world's biggest polluter, they've only made small improvements and consistently disappoint if when we look at their climate goals, and that proves his point. stuart: the man's right. >> yeah. stuart: we constantly set these goals and nothing happens time after time. california's governor, newsom, and transportation secretary pete buttigieg, they've announced new loans to help solve the backlog at the or or ? to whom and how much? >> total of $5 billion, and details are very light. and the major problem is that it's not for now all of this money will fix things in the future like modernizing the ports, no details, expanding r

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what's that arnold schwarzenegger film? total recall. 5hall what's that arnold schwarzenegger film?ng and overnight at the rain continues to push south and east. eventually getting on across north—east england, east anglia as well. and in the south there will be some breaks in the cloud. in sheltered parts of the south temperatures could dip about four to five degrees. here we can see some patchy mist and fog forming. if you are interested in the northern lights it may be worth stepping outside tonight in shetland if these guys remain clear. you could be lucky and see them. tomorrow, if you pick up that rain again, it will come inland. some patchy light rain for scotland. that will peter out through the day. we will peter out through the day. we will see some spots across east anglia, into the midlands, north wales and also northern ireland. temperatures ranging from nine in the north to 17 as we push down towards the south. as we head towards the south. as we head towards the south. as we head towards the end of the week it is going to turn cooler again. carol, thank you. if only w

the reason i'm asking this is arnold schwarzenegger was speaking recently to your podcast and he wasn'the cost of decarbonising our energy systems, making these changes, and they completely ignore the huge impacts of climate change is already having and will continue to have come the more warming we get the more those impacts will hit us, more women have extreme heatwaves, flooding, droughts, all these things that we know will keep on increasing, which cost us money and lives. they cost us opportunities as well, so the inequality, it's really about making sure we understand that full balance of what it costs to act first and what it costs to not act but also doing ourfair share. whether you're a fan of greta thunberg or pope or nova, everyone agrees that we have all got to do ourfair share, playing our part, and that's got to be the message next week. what playing our part, and that's got to be the message next week. what did ou make be the message next week. what did you make than _ be the message next week. what did you make than of _ be the message next week. what did you make than o

so there were puns a plenty when alan shearer and arnold schwarzenegger met in la. bringing some mild airfrom the of it. this is also bringing some mild air from the southern climes and that is here to stay with the next few days. here is a forecast through the morning into the afternoon. it is quite blustery in the western isles of scotland, gale force, the time of the year, we can see some rain getting in to northern ireland but i think generally speaking the bulk of the country, should have a dry day with occasional glimmers of brightness but often cloudy. the temperatures will be around 1a or 15. it will be quite breezy so maybe it won't feel quite breezy so maybe it won't feel quite as mild as it would if the sun came out. this is the forecast for tonight. some rain around across western areas. in some parts of the country temperatures would drop an awful lot during the night. 13 in belfast, most of us around 11 or 12. you can see some rain in cornwall and devon may be moving through wales, across the irish sea, into west of scotland, but then hit and miss ours