more resources i can give you some breaking news that there are more resources that have been pledged sweden has said it will send a specialized infantry company in twenty twenty also a mobile training team egypt to send an intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance company to mali and also anti mine vehicles the u.k. in the last few minutes saying it will be locating little extra resources to mali i'm hearing that norway is likely to not yet announced to send a specialized police team indonesia a long range reconnaissance patrol unit el salvador an aviation unit and sierra leone another long range reconnaissance task force to mali and one other final bit of news as i say that they're concerned about the wider region and particularly bicheno fire so that is being troubled by the over spill of violence from mali and has said it's going to do counter improvised explosive device of training to deal with those are e.d.s. in bicheno fast so in conjunction with the united nations. so it seems that countries around the world are stepping up trying to support the beleaguered u.n. mission in mali c

well thousands of people have been jailed by yemen's warring sides they agree during talks in sweden last december to exchange prisoners but so far that hasn't happened. reports. some years daily chores include cutting off plastic into smaller pieces waste is used as cooking fuel in their tent his mom is preparing the only meal they can afford from flour to make bread this story of hunger and desperation is repeated across refugee camps in yemen samir is husband was detained by hutu rebels in one day the children were at risk of being recruited as soldiers so she says the escape to the city of mara. but the who thiis first denied having my husband after months his mother was allowed to see him she saw him just once he had bruises and at the top. i called on human rights organizations to have my husband and of the detainees released without conditions. human rights watch says parties to the conflict have worsened that world's largest humanitarian catastrophe the group blames all sides including hooty forces the yemeni government and the united arab emirates. one that's all it was abdu

as yet another storm system went through which is now sitting over here in sweden southern sweden unwraps from it is this frontal system that goes down through central europe now and goes back through the southern alps it's not particularly changeable this weather and it doesn't know the temperatures back more than a degree or so but it is a line of class i was some right on the biggest no in the fast over the high ground you'll note as it goes into what's croatia taking rain more than snow with it and the picture come tuesday means it's reached moscow with a bit of late season snow and less stockholm in the sunshine but still it's really graze and burn it is not particularly warm whereas for london and for paris rough in the teens again mislead not so and in madrid yeah fifteen degrees is ok but look at the south southeast display not green there suggests a certain amount of activity in the western med which will show itself maybe not on monday but on tuesday north now geria and to new. whether sponsored by cattle it was. my name is some people say that my feelings are only programmed th

back in europe where it began is the girl who's active resistance a global movement sweden's press a tune back. eighty's show after all there's a crisis before us that we have to live with it's a crisis that our children and their children will have to live with but we want to accept it we will not lead to tappan and that is why we are demonstrating because we want a future and we will continue fighting to stay put even on trying to do become a full church though. it was the biggest day yet for the student strikers and the movement shows no signs of slowing down. motor sports now and in formula one defending champion lewis hamilton has claimed pole position for the season opening australian brown three hamilton set a new lap record at the melbourne circuit edging out teammate well terry bought us with a dramatic a late run the mercedes pair were well ahead of ferraris a bust and fed on who could only manage third on the grid it was hamilton. six consecutive pole position in melbourne. and i am taking that so it was so close out there we go to the incredible crowd here but what a beau

back in europe where it's all we can is the go his act of resistance a global movement sweden's aggressive tune back. eighty's show for it all there is a crisis before us that we have to live with it's a crisis that our children and their children will have to live with but we want to accept it we will not lead to tappan and that is why we are demonstrating because we want a future and we will continue fighting to stay put even on trying to become a full shutdown. it was the biggest day yet for the student strike because and the movement shows no signs of slowing down. in formula one and defending champion lewis hamilton has claimed to pole position for the season opening australian grand prix hamilton set a new lap record at the melbourne circuit edging out the might well terry process with a dramatic late run in the city's pebble well ahead of ferrari is ferrari sebastian fettle who could only manage third on the grid it was hamilton's six consecutive pole position in melbourne and i thank you so so close out there was a credible crowd here but what a beautiful day in our car again comin

back in europe where it's all began is the go his act of resistance a global movement sweden's press a tune back. eighty's show after all there is a crisis before us that we have to live with it's a crisis that our children and their children will have to live with but we want to accept it we will not lead to tappan and that is why we are demonstrating because we want a future and we will continue fighting this day for today we don't turn to the recall of cold shutdown. it was the biggest day yet for the student strikers and the movement shows no signs of slowing down. in formula one defending champion lewis hamilton has claimed pole position for the season opening australian grand prix hannibal hamilton set a new law press court at the melbourne circuit edging out teammate well terry process with a dramatic late run in the sadie's pavel well ahead of ferrari surpassed in fact all the good it only managed third on the grid it was hamilton his six consecutive pole position in melbourne. shaking that was so it was so close out there was but it's incredible crowd here but what a beautif

back in europe where it's all began is the go his active resistance global movement sweden's aggressive tune back. eighty's suffered only there is a crisis before we have to live with it's a crisis that our children and their children will have to live with but we want to accept it we will not lead to tappan and that is why we are demonstrating because we want a future and we will continue fighting this day for today we don't come to become a full church now. it was the biggest day yet for the student strike because and the movement shows no signs of slowing down. some been just legal news now when full trying home form continued as they were held to a one hole drilled by freiburg. son clay a cancelled out finch and so their photos opened it was the striker's eleventh the goal of the season but he couldn't manage any more it means club back drop another two points in the race for champions league places is now gone for home games without a win. faeces ruling council has voted to introduce two major changes in world football for president jennie and fantino announced that the club world

back in europe where it's all began is the girl who's active resistance a global movement sweden's aggressive tune back. eighty's so after all there is a crisis before we have to live with it's a crisis that our children and their children will have to live with but we want to accept it we will not lead to tappan and that is why we are demonstrating because we want a future and we will continue fighting to stay put if we don't come to the recall of culture though. it was the biggest day yet for the student strikers and the movement shows no signs of slowing down. now there's one thing but lim loves it is polar bears ever since polo back snoot who lived in berlin's maine zoo died in twenty eleven fans have been pining for a replacement and on friday the city's tear park zoo showed off a cub born to its mother tanya back in december the zoo says the cub who doesn't yet have a name is growing well and will be on show regularly to meet her new fans beginning next week. a proud mother and her new baby enjoying the first signs of spring in philly. these were the first steps outside after more than

countries was inspired by the sco sixteen year old grass at the bug who staged a solo protest outside sweden's parliament last year. via we're standing in front of an existential crisis the biggest crisis humanity has ever faced and still people who knew of an order for decades people here know about us have ignored this and you know who you are this is your responsibility and it's not our responsibility so. some political leaders along with teaching unions have said students will be better off back in the classroom until more is done but they say they'll carry on straw. i'm haywood. and heidi show castro has more from washington d.c. . student protests happen in multiple cities across the united states a country that is the world's second worst emitter of c o two gases but the students here say now is more important than ever to have their voices heard even as their president donald trump tweeted earlier this week the words of a climate change denier saying that the climate crisis is not only fake news but fake science and to these kids here they say those words are very threat to their futur

students took to the streets in delhi i support that and like she is the only one who took initiative in sweden and because the thought of you got to know about this just hand me out of supporting her benefits only young people in delhi were joined by some with a few more years experience of breathing delis infamous smog older protestors have all but given up on their own generation and are looking to the next for a solution. now that you don't recall forward it's for them their future we have ruined it for them and i have no hope from our generation also i mean even if i get the government even if it isn't in italy there were strikes and protests in dozens of cities students left class to hammer home the same messages that great a tune first made in her first strike this is the biggest day in a global movement that shows no signs of abating. let's go to one of those marches that kind of go in and out of time to form nominees in washington welcome alexandra what's been going. so students here students from maryland and virginia have come together here to show their concern about climate change

they are not talking about sweden. that's a free market with a lot ofke welfare on top of it. it is not a socialist country. >> sean: well said. last question, if you don't pined. glenn, will you vote for trump in 2020? >> you know, sean, i think when you are looking at a vote socialist that wants to end the free market, they aren't talking about abortion, we are talking about third. trimester when you are sitting here and talking about infanticide. when you look at who the people are there's no way anyone that's standing up against those guys and has a spine, yes. now will i say i'm going to vote for him?il no. here's why. because anyone i ever say i'm voting for gets the kiss of death. >> sean: loses. >> don't ask. >> sean: one time i endorsed joe lieberman. he says don't, you are not helping. you are killing he. >> i know. >> sean: all right. goodow to have you back on fox. thanks for taking the time we appreciate it. when we come back "hannity investigation." wait until you find out. we have the evidence about joe biden and his past and how it will haunt him. later steve s

. >> i know venezuela very well but i think they are thinking more of sweden and denmark. the baltic nation. one thing i want to say before we run out of time, there's no collusion, that's big news, the democrats will kill themselves with these investigations, they are investigating everybody. i'm sure they will investigate me for speeding yesterday. this is the end of the play. >> sean: thank you both. directly ahead, president trump says democrats are guilty of presidential harassment. judge jeanine and alan dershowitz answer that question. in other words, have we criminalized political differences? democrats allowed to abuse their powers with investigation when they don't even d know what they are investigating. straight ahead. ♪ a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitor

. >> i know venezuela very well but i think they are thinking more of sweden and denmark. the baltic nation. >> one thing i want to say before we run out of time, thers no collusion, that's big news, the democrats will kill themselves with these investigations, they are investigating everybody. i'm sure they will investigate me for speeding yesterday. this is the end of the play. >> sean: thank you both. directly ahead, president trump says democrats are guilty of presidential harassment. judge janine and alan dershowitz answer that question. in other words, have we criminalized vertical different differences? democrats abuse their power when they don't even know what they are investigating. straight ahead. ♪ biopharmaceutical researchers. driven each day to pursue life-changing cures... in a country built on fostering innovation. here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... and a new therapy that gives the blind a working gene so they can see again. because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones

always been the no also bit of snow still lucky even in denmark or more especially finland and bits of sweden south of that is just too warm for stand apart from the mountains of course patchy rain every again in france maybe in austria bitsa germany the temps is where they should be the waltz further south is evident bucharest at seventy degrees you'll notice by wednesday states the same and the wet and windy stuff and it really is wet and windy stretches all the way from portugal up through france to the british isles again with the tempest in the teens is looking like well what march is supposed to be reputed to be windy but that is mainland europe it doesn't really affect the mediterranean very much is doesn't quiet down here in fact the wind direction or the lack thereof has given to this a forecast a twenty four on tuesday that's being creased the breeze through morocco algeria gets the benefit of warmth as well as up to twenty six on wednesday. largest area. again you're watching out is there as a reminder of our top stories this hour pakistan's government says it will seize the assets

temperature where it's being cold recently but this cold wet heavy snow still going to fall in scandinavia sweden in particular differing dian through the baltic states and of course into moscow now all this is taking place in northern europe in the sas with the exception the eastern med it's not quite quite as interesting breeze which isn't allowing the sun to warm things up very much yes we've got twenty now jeanne is by the same in most of america but it's middle teens otherwise and the eastern med is increasingly windy and likely to wet once again now if you come further south you're picking up up coming showers in the sun's moving quickly north and then when the showers of over the reached nigeria and cameroon you know we're there for a few days yet fairly heavy. it does look more like bangladesh is becoming a one party state give me one good reason why the opposition should have been able to do far some of the problem with human rights watch describes our opposition members have been arrested killed and even disappeared. he goes head to head with. do you want to do it develop. this is a dev