thank you to james millar and sian griffiths. goodbye.se by to scandinavia. it looks set to continue for many areas the rest of the day. after a pretty chilly start it will remain on the cool side. but there will be some sunshine. it is pretty chilly at the moment is a bit because we are tapping into some pretty cold air up over scandinavia and through siberia. increasingly week we will see the temperatures falling away. i urge you to get out and enjoy the sunshine today. temperatures will not look that spectacular to you but by comparison to what is to come through the rest of the week and the general feel of the days through the forthcoming week, today, really not a bad day to be out and about. a bit of a change for this evening and overnight. the skies werejust begin for this evening and overnight. the skies were just begin to cloud up across eastern areas. the first signs of some wintry showers coming in from the north sea. a really chilly start to the new day wherever you are stepping out on monday morning, i think you're going to be

of moving images that truly challenge paua one such creator has always had power in his mind mark millar is responsible for work on the kings when films are. fantastic four and he's the creator of the kick-ass franchise which this week celebrates a decade with a new monthly series debuting around the globe and he joins me now from glasgow mark thanks very red. joining us before we get on to your latest releases tell us about your company miller world which has been taken over by netflix you don't actually say that's like it's actually is the totally smashed you know like this is the least corporate environment i could possibly imagine you know that everybody's really interested in their own really and actually genuinely i never had a job i'm not going to the job my entire life and a team that's when i saw the company are at least as the on as an exact to the company and to present a mental lyttleton and you know continued innocent another year or two up in there and says are calling books and movies and t.v. shows and so on and i just these the guys like me you know it's like men and wom

. >> por cierto el stirm que dejÓ 2 heridos un millar de casas y millar sin electricidad obligÓ a declararlevantÓ nublo al piloto. >> terminÓ un motÍn en una cÁrcel de rÍo de scombjaneiro d prisiÓn fueron liberados 18 rehenes entre ellos 8 antes y 10 reos todo comenzÓ en el dÍa de ayer tras un frustrado intento de fuga y las autoridades incautaron 2 pistolas un resolver y una granada. >> el volcÁn indonesio esta expulsando. el volcÁn es uno de los tres que actualmente estÁn activos en esa naciÓn y habÍa pasado siglos hasta que en el aÑo 2010 causÓ la muerte de 10 personas >> 23 personas han fallecido ahora nos vamos con daniel adelante daniel. >> gracias paulina. >> un fuerte abrazo y hablaremos de la terrible masacre en la escuela secundaria de la florida que la semana pasada cobrÓ la vida de 17 personas. >> reviviÓ el debate del control de armas. >> esta vez sin embargo, los jÓvenes sobrevivientes son los que abogan para los cambios en las leyes escuchemos que dijo la estudiante gonzÁlez. >>> asombra la contundencia de cÓmo habla emma. >> es una de las estudiantes que demanda cambios inm

buscando sobrevivientes, dejÓ por ahora 7 muertos, 258 heridos y decenas de personas desaparecidas un millarona del planeta porque estados unidos se prepara para anunciar en prÓximos dÍas las sanciones mÁs duras y agresivas jamÁs adoptadas contra corea del norte asÍ son las palabras del vice presidente mike pence que pronunciÓ en japon. >> el presidente donald trump no quiere que... hasta que abandone su programa nuclear y misiles balÍsticos. >> vamos a una historia hace mÁs 20 aÑos comenzÓ a sonar la muertas de juÁrez y escucharse la palabra feminicidios en las noticias los crÍmenes de gÉnero se ha generalizado por el paÍs, vamos hablar con dos mujeres que se han dado a la tarea de registro de cuÁntas mujeres han arrebatado la vida en su paÍs son las personas que me acompaÑan en pantalla, marÍa sal deb ge ro, gracias por estar aquÍ. >> dime por quÉ comienzas con esta labor. >> al ver que estaban incrementando los feminicidios en el paÍs decidi hacer el mapa y demostrar que era un problema a nivel nacional, no era nada mÁs ciudad juarez y estado de mÉxico sino que era en todo el paÍs. >> son

morning edition of the papers is at 9.35 — this mornings reviewers are the political commentator james millare education editor of the sunday times, sian griffiths. good morning. syrian government forces have continued air strikes in the rebel—held area of eastern ghouta, despite a un security council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire. it's hoped that an end to fighting would allow humanitarian aid to be brought in and injured civilians to be rescued. the syrian government has criticised that vote. andy moore reports. another air attack on the besieged enclave of eastern ghouta yesterday. shortly after the un decision, similar bombings were reported. even as they voted unanimously in support of the resolution, there was doubt on all sides about how much effect it would have. the text calling for an immediate ceasefire replaced by call for truce. it will not apply to any jihadi militants. we are deeply sceptical that the regime will comply. but we supported this resolution because we must demand nothing less. we owe this to the innocent people of syria, begging for help. the russia

trump: de legalizaciÓn para los "dreamers", el muro fronterizo y limitar la informaciÓn legal sólo a millares, sino que para 1.8 millones de personas. Ésa es una de las grandes concesiones que ha hecho el presidente. es hora que los demÓcratas empiezan a hacer concesiones." organizaciones hispanas estÁn conscientes de que el proceso serÁ largo y complicado. >> en estos momentos, muchos senadores de ambos partidos del centro han dicho que la manera de poder salir adelante es si se limita el debate a hablar sobre alivio a los soÑadores y cuestiones fronterizas. ya hemos visto que la casa blanca le ha agregado mÁs cosas a este arbolito. y pues vamos a ver si el proceso del senado puede lidiar con eso. estamos esperanzados de que si pueda surgir algo del senado. fernando: el debate que se iniciÓ este lunes cumple una promesa del lÍder republicano mitch mcconnell. de debatir habrÍa altamente sobre inmigraciÓn. aunque en la cÁmara, a un el debate migratorio no estÁ en la agenda >> cometamos la semana con ese deseo de que en el senado se logre encontrar ese consenso para que luego la cÁmara pueda ac

this story came to the fore yesterday, when we heard that a huge stake was brought in guy millar in termsng at whether or not they have broken some of the rules in germany. they own almost 10% of that company and germany's have rules were unique to declare whether you move above three 01’ declare whether you move above three or 5% of ownership. it looks as though they have gone straight in to get 10%. they were rebuffed by diamler back in november. they have marched in and bought 10%. a lot of companies in the west generally are grappling with whether or not they wa nt grappling with whether or not they want this chinese investment, and china has a lot of investment to give, but the question is whether or not the chinese after the tech that diamler has been developing. that is the concern, this story is on our news up the concern, this story is on our news up as the concern, this story is on our news up as well. that is the worry, what is china's motive in this and their endgame as it progresses. germany watchful of diamler deal, thatis germany watchful of diamler deal, that is our headli

relationship with berlin does have a stage acting here too it comes your first company from time to time millar the crew the ball covering the belly no the forest thank you so much. is the end of a massive oil use in sight b.p. has released its annual energy out there and it says that twenty thirty five is the when we will reach the peak oil demand after that renewable energy will take a far larger piece of the pie there's still a long way to go before then though prompting even the c.e.o. of oil and gas giant b.p. to call for a shift towards a less harmful few. automotive companies all over the world or betting on the mass adoption of electric vehicles in the coming decades and they're not the only ones. boyland gas giant b.p. is anticipating the same it predicts a one hundred fold growth in electric vehicles by twenty forty and a corresponding hit to the world's oil and gas sector. forecast continuing growth in global demand for oil and other liquid fuel in the next years but that demand is set to stop increasing after it hits one hundred ten million barrels a day in twenty thirty five it's t

for me to millar is live for us now in johannesburg there for me that just how significant is this given that there continues to be calls for the president to step down. well this is very important it speaks to the political climate in south africa at the moment where parliament has basically said that it's not certain it could hold a successful states of the nation address because there is just so much opposition to president jacob zuma addressing the nation at this point there continues to be calls for him to step down the opposition parties had in fact earlier this week requested the speaker of parliament to perspire own at the state of the nation until after a motion of no confidence against zuma is debated in parliament on the twenty second of february that said that it be no sense in having this address by the president where he would lay out policies in the government's plans for the forthcoming year and if he was then recalled he or his a ministration wouldn't be around to then implement these policies and of course you would have that vote of no confidence later in the month the

against the vietnam war there was no there were no authorities in fairness trying to say this mark millar guy is getting a bit powerful he's up the bestselling list maybe we can have our little character and tell him to write one in. there's never happened you know but like at you know is partly i think that's probably been going on a long time not even getting the subject delco with a plot lanes changed and what they would do is get used to get planes that jeeps and setting a jeep and a helicopter or something in it that i see so that hollywood's always had that relationship to going to save money i can see how the but luckily it's never as never actually came across yet but if you did a movie of the transformers or something like that it costs two hundred fifty million you're trying to save money anyway you can maybe do a deal with the military you know it'd do but wasn't it so the in motors and soldiers that are having extras and just finally when's the jeremy corbyn superhero comic book and of course blockbuster film coming out. i thought it was a little bit it was like only because o

is due to begin his removal as president may just be the beginning of zoomers troubles for media millar al jazeera johannesburg the base of the kudo's research or the old if there isn't a for studies or he says zuma is departure shelters the a.n.c. from the fallout of the corruption scandals that he's embroiled in. i think some of them oppose of the current leader of the sea. insistence of removing jacob zuma was clearly to try and have a smoother electoral period because jacob zuma would have indeed impacted on the a.p.c. winning the next elections in twenty nineteen because he sat on did and suddenly fall of these people who are brainwaves his reputation down and again the corruption charges that are hanging over his head so it was an agent issue for the a.n.c. to get rid of jacob zuma and if that i mean if this is the only hope actually they had to replace him with sort of oppose it because if zuma was going to take a seat to the to the election next year many people argue that the a.n.c. might have is in the last elections at least seventeen people have been killed in the u.s. after

is due to begin his removal as president may just be the beginning of zoomers troubles for media millar al jazeera johannesburg at least seventeen people being killed in the u.s. after a gunman opened fire at a high school in florida it happened in parkland which is north of miami the suspect has been identified as a former student. nicholas i think the risk was they man i k well they are screws was the killer is in custody and we've already begin to begin to dissect his websites and the things that social media that he was on in some of these come to mind are very very disturbing at least thirty billion dollars have been pledged to help rebuild iraq after the defeat of eisel more than seventy six countries promised donations at a summit in kuwait but mainly in the form of loans which will lead to be paid back the money falls well short of what iraq's government says that it needs the u.n. special envoy to syria has warned that violence in the water own country is the worst he's seen since taking the job four years ago seven of his story said he's received reports of up to one thousand

unless he resigns before hand and from it or millar is standing by for us in our bureau in johannesburg from other we've heard an unhappy half hour of technical breakdowns i hope we'll manage to stick with you this time what do you make of the decision by mr zuma to make this statement tonight from the union buildings in pretoria. this certainly a.o.r. country sitting back hopeful that this is a president that is going to do what they consider to be the responsible thing responding to the african national congress is a decision that he should be recalled and to bring that into effect he would then need to resign the a.n.c. has said if it doesn't do that as you mentioned they would then take this to parliament to push him out jacob zuma has become a liability for the african national congress we know that he has been embroiled in scandal after scandal there's been a lot of criticism against the president around his relationship with the business associates to a city to have influenced his decision in government to the extent of appointing ministers that suit their agenda we don't know wh

most media will decry this objecting to the cost, when it happens many ds won't like it because it's millar most americans will eat it up, they'll love the pomp and take pride in the show of force, honor of the troops. listen, i think it may be true, i think he's right. should the president be politicizing our military like this? >> you're asking me the question, don? >> yeah, it's for you, andre. >> don, i see this a different perspective. i see a gentleman who as a young man went to military school, who comes from a different generation, who believes in america first. he ran on a premise of make america great again. he truly believes in our military. he wants to build it up. he wants additional funding. if you look at all his campaign rallies, there was so much about veterans, our military. we don't look at other countries and say, they had a military parade, that's a terrible thing. in fact, this will bring more attention to our veterans, it will bring attention to our military, it will -- >> we kind of do look at them and say it's a bad thing, andre, that's not true. especially north ko

is due to begin his removal as president may just be the beginning of zoomers troubles for media millar al jazeera johannesburg but for me to mention the gupta brothers alleged role in jacob zuma is troubles takes a closer look at who they are. twenty five years after immigrating from india to brothers a.j. and brijesh one of the richest families in south africa they went from success to success with investments in media energy air travel mining and technology they first met president jacob zuma more than a decade ago one of the company of events wasn't long before several xoom is working for the gov't is but their relationship didn't become controversial until the go to strew a luxury waiting in twenty thirteen and chartered a plane with more than two hundred wedding guests to an air force base that is reserved to state dignitaries it was a national scandal about the same time allegations surfaced that they had pushed president zuma on certain ministerial appointments allegations that gupta's and zuma denies. charge of the government i'm in charge i'll point. in terms of the constituti

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relationship with berlin does have a stage acting here too it comes your first company from time to time millarhe crew of the ball covering the belly not the forest thank you so much. now to south africa where that country's new president cyril run a poser is policy big changes to the cabinet. was sworn in last week after the resignation of his scandal plagued predecessor jacob zuma the new president has pledged to fight government corruption speculation is now rife as to whether punnets minister by lewsey will survive the purge was considered one of whom is closest allies he's due to give a key budget speech later today. for . now moving on to myanmar on in the lake in myanmar longboats or on the road an oarsman are not sitting but they stand there or is hold them with one leg why robert kemp explains in this report. mesmerising display wooden boats adorned with flowers and reeves glide past the floating houses on me and mars in lady lake. but it's the rowers unique style that's the real surprise these are the into the lake people. the children here learn one legged rowing from a young age. li