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200 a.d.. most of the road stones are dated to 800 a.d. or later. you are watching bbc news. —— rune. hello. overall the weekend for most of us is going to remain pretty cold. we have also had some snow recently, here is a beautiful picture from wales, wonderful wintry scene. across the north—west of the country is actually going to be a little more mild through the course of the night, particularly around the western isles of scotland and northern ireland, a southerly breeze here, cloudy with splits and spots of rain, seven in stornaway by 6am on saturday, six in belfast. elsewhere across the country the blue colour indicating the frost. the reason for this temperature different is actually this tongue of milder air that is streaming in from the southern climates, and you can see it is in place across ireland, scotland, the north—west of
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>> i can't say specifically for japan, but i do know that the geologic record shows that back in 800 a.d. there was an earthquake very much like this one and the geologic record shows that a very similar scenario had played out in this location. but 800 a.d. is a very long time ago. and, of course, there would be very little human record to show for that. >> marcia, with that, we'll leave it there. thank you very much indeed for joining us. your expert on the subject this evening. in a moment, images from inside japan's biggest ever earthquake by the people who lived through it. ♪
a 28-year-old man out of los angeles put forth, a young independent film make, put forth his 800 ad and those is the result. african-americans in general feel more negatively portrayed in popular media than most other ethnicities. a poll that was done that our firm did in 2007 showed that 77% of african-american believe they were unfairly portrayed in popular media. this ad plays into that. you can look at some of the misogynistic things that come across. look at a woman who is the overbearing type in her household, what you have to understand is that the people who are viewing the super bowl that demographic is changing. it used to be a male audience every super bowl sun. more and more women are watching. advertisers have to be more cognizant of who their audience is. >> 50/50, depending on which party you go to. what about the issues of
colleagues have admitted he's not too good at keeping the records. they're having a hard time -- >> what do you mean? >> they're having a hard time. >> certainly he has the paperwork to prove it. >> no, not really. they're having a hard time finding the underlying. >> it's here somewhere! >> the other thing we need. >> i mean, it's kind out of a disney movie or something. but so there's some questions going on. >> well, there's some -- >> there's something else that he admits and that is that it was warmer once upon a time and it was between, i think the year 800 a.d. and 1300 a.d. when there's some information that the northern countries as they are today had warmer temperatures and he suggests, perhaps, that it was a global thing and not just up north. but what that would suggest is if he's saying it was warmer back in the year 1000, wait a minute, that wouldn't have been caused by man. >> so we're just going through a cycle, it's natural. >> ding, ding, ding, ding, ding! >> when you create -- when you