during her stay in barcelona she visits josep maria gilly. the aquarium's in his lab contained dozens of species of different ages. jellyfish have inhabited our world's oceans for over 600000000 years. for decades scientists overlooked jellyfish in fact creatures were actively avoided. if i wanted to jellyfish were typically ignored in research now they're attracting a lot of attention because there are no harbors and close to our beaches people are noticing that there are a lot more jellyfish than before really given it but sadly we don't have systematic long term data to answer our questions if i thought. jellyfish don't have a brain or a heart. they swim by contracting the ring shaped muscles to create an underling motion that propels them forward their jelly matter bodies are kept together by 2 thin layers called epidermis and gastro dermis inside jellyfish have an essentially hollow space which is their gastro vascular cavity prey is guided from the tentacles by oral arms through the stomach tube and into the interior. experts are discov

if you buy vegetables at the market in the center gillies capital dhaka there's a very good chance they'll be given to you in a plastic bag that's hardly a local phenomenon according to the united nations environment program 5 trillion plastic bags they used each year but senegal is paying a higher price the most for its use of them because donations atlantica scapes a market by mounds of cheap plastic the problem here is hitting the country's key livelihoods farming and fishing so authorities have decided to finally act and follow the lead of other african nations in dealing with the plastic issue. the problem of plastic waste is highly visible in africa and the continent has led the way in enforcing back bans tanzania recently became the 34th african country to introduce one in 2017 kenya imposed some of the toughest restrictions in the world with those convicted of producing selling or even using plastic bags facing up to 4 years in prison senegal did put a ban in place in 2015 but it's never been enforced. the government says it will finally start to enforce the ban on plastic bags in

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chatham road partners director and all-around tech genius when it comes to analytical analysis, colin gillisith mobile nations editorial direct or who has literally taken apart and built back up phones so he knows from what he speaks. i will begin with you. what is the key metric you will be watching after the bell? >> i think for apple specifically it's going to be the non-iphone revenue. when you look at the company's portfolio, it's continually diversifying and even as their iphone sales continue to slow, which they will do because apple doesn't innovate in small phones like it used to, the company had so many other hardware segments like apple watch and specifically the ipad that they will continue to give rise to ensure at least the revenue remains flat if not increases slightly. liz: you're looking at the ipad and the wearables. let me get to you, colin. what are you focusing upon? >> let me put it bluntly. this is going to be the third quarter in a row where apple's revenue is declining. we are most likely going to get guidance that's going to give us four quarters in a row of revenue

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gilli brand defends the price tag and how she's going to pay for it with a warning that climate changemost serious threat to humanity. listen. >> now we have this report and it says if we don't do something right now, you will see people suffer on a level you can't even imagine today. part of this presidential platform is a price on carbon and that's the same exact thing and what it is, it's $52 for every ton of carbon, metric ton of carbon. i also have an idea to do an additional excise tax on fossil fuel production. david: $10 trillion. will voters buy it? >> it is a contentious issue among this panel. i know we will debate it. the warming of the earth is something that a lot of people are paying attention to. there's a lot of research saying that yes, the earth is warming, there has been vast fluctuations in the changes of temperature due to human activity. two examples. in the uk today, hottest temperature ever on record. there was an article, too, about pigs, u.s. pigs in america are getting skinnier because of the massive heat wave. that's increasing hog prices. jonathan, i know

getting access to what's happening on the ground this as more violence is being reported in state young gillie says villages have been burned down in recent days a suspected arson attack at an animation studio in japan has left at least 33 people dead more than 70 people were believed to have been in the building when the fire broke out mid-morning in the city of creole. the body of the turkish diplomat shot dead in the northern iraqi city of erbil on wednesday is being taken back home he and 2 iraqi kurdish civilians were killed in an attack at a restaurant. a libyan politician from the east has been kidnapped and their husband killed. is an m.p. of the alternative parliament set up in benghazi it's backed by a wall of hurry for huffed of who is now trying to take over the capital in the west is the stream now. it's 50 years since the world war 2 as u.s. astronauts last saw for the mission many to pursue or whatever then as they made those 1st uncertain steps forum. or. join us as we look at the ingenuity and those who made the journey on the 11. 50 years on and she's here and you special. we

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listen to what hogan gillie, the white house principle deputy press secretary, said about that meetingt happened earlier today. >> he's not positioning her as the face of the democratic party. she is the face of the democrat party. her leftist radical agenda is in the fore, in the democrat party. there is no doubt about that. she's running the show. >> so back again on this leftist radical agenda, which is interesting here, because the president seems to like a foe. he likes a foil. so does a united pelosi and aoc really impact the president's ability to weaponize aoc against the party as a whole? >> well, president trump is clearly comfortable with that foil. he likes going after those women. there all many possible reasons for that. one is their idealogical positions are the kind that he can try to use, he can try to turn his voters against. his base doesn't like a lot of what these women stand for. so i think he's going to continue to do that. i have always been skeptical that the president can make four members of congress the face of the democratic party when there's a presidentia

the weather will be critical to gilly for those going out this morning. more with gavin.view, with mark kermode and jane hill. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases, mark kermode. hello. hi. mixed bag this week. we have tell it to the bees, which is a new british drama. we have the lion king. is it live—action or animation? and varda by agnes — a film maker looks back on her life and career. let's start with tell it to the bees, which is adapted from a book by fiona shaw which i confess i have not read. i know you have seen the film... i have not read the novel either, actually. we are both working on just the basis of the film. holliday grainger is lydia, who is raising her son on her own in rural scotland. she finds herself homeless, and this new doctor — actually, returning doctor, jean, played by anna paquin — offers her a housekeeper because she doesn't have anywhere else to live. so she moves in, and the two women become very friendly. this kind of story is seen through the eyes of the young son.