to the river mouths of lake tana.ere are around 66 rivers that are feeding lake tana, but four of them are major rivers. and in these river mouths, we are trying to have core zones where fishes can easily breed and they can return to the lake. >> only when the fish stocks recover will the people near the lake have a livelihood. gebeye tegenge feels it first-hand. >> we have to protect our lake. if things go on like this it will be disastrous. five years ago, i could earn 500 birr a day. now it's just 150, because there are fewer and fewer fish. >> everyone can profit from nature protection. >> we have to learn to work with the authorities to protect biodiversity here, because only the fish stocks can only recover if we have regulated fishing seasons. and only then can we secure our work in the long term, and then export more to international markets. >> until now, people have done too little to protect lake tana. that could change, if the region becomes an official nature protection area. >> that look at lake tana bri

tana, welcome back.to listen to what newt gingrich said yesterday and then donald trump's response this morning. >> this is one of the worst mistakes trump has made. i think it's inexcusable. this judge was born in indiana. he is an american, period. >> i was surprised at newt. i thought it was inappropriate what he said. >> so how upsetting were those comments to the campaign? did donald trump talk about it today on that call? >> he did not, don. i'm glad you're bringing that up because a lot of outlets are saying that he was talking about newt and newt's no longer a v.p. candidate. newt's name never came up at all on the conference call today with mr. trump. >> okay. so, michael, in an interview taped earlier this interview, donald trump told bill o'reilly that he didn't care that the judge was of mexican heritage. listen. >> do you regret making it personal with the judge? >> look, i've had very, very unfair decisions. people said this should have gone away a long time ago in summary judgment. the def

jack and tana pushed investigators to keep going.help. the idea that michelle might get away with murder was eating jack alive. you've got a whole lot of anger in there for that woman, haven't you? >> if i could take her life, and bring my son back, i'd do it. i'd do it in a heartbeat. >> reporter: sometimes it's overwhelming, that anger, isn't it? >> it is. it is. >>> coming up -- one more twist. >> i never dreamed he would do that to me. >> and justice for mark? maybe. >> i wanted answers for the children. ♪ >> reporter: jack and tana heard about their son's widow, a new boyfriend on her arm and life insurance money in her pocket, and they fumed. >> she's buying stuff, and buying clothes, and going to restaurants. and it's very hard for us to take. >> reporter: detective brooks was determined to see the case through. just like marc's parents, he believed michelle had orchestrated the murder down to the very minute. the shooter himself said as much. carl was texting with someone, he said, as they made their final plans in the church

marc and his parents, jack and tana. michelle and her long divorced parents, her mom kathy and her dad carl. michelle also brought along a baby from an earlier relationship. >> and he never treated her like she was not his. never. >> reporter: together they had two boys. >> he loved his kids. i mean, just anything they ever dreamed of, he would do his damndest to get it. anything. >> reporter: the little family moved into a trailer marc's parents bought them. and marc studied hard to become a real estate appraiser, like his mom, and went into business with his parents. which, said michelle, is about when things began to go wrong. >> marc didn't like to be pushed around by his dad. he was an independent person. >> reporter: the growing tension spilled over at the kitchen table. marc demanded a bigger share of the money. they argued. and then michelle chimed in. oh, boy. >> oh my goodness, when she opened her mouth, dad just flipped off the handle. and, of course, marc just, i don't know, stepped in as -- as a husband, lik

two families thrown together marc and his parents jack an tana, michelle and her lon divorced parents, her mom kath and her dad carl michelle also brought along baby from an earlier relationship >> and he never treated he like she was not his, never. >> together they had two boys. >> he loved his kids anything they ever dreamed of, he would do. anything >> the little family moved int a trailer marc's parents bough them, and marc studied hard to become a real estate appraiser like his mom and went into business with hi parents, which, said michelle, is about when things began t go wrong >> marc didn't like to b pushed around by his dad he was an independent person >> the growing tensions spille over at the kitchen table. marc demanded a bigger share o the money. they argued, and then michelle chimed in. oh boy >> oh my goodness. when she opened her mouth, dad just flipped off the handle and, of course, marc just i don't know, stepped in as a husband, like a husband should do >> that is how it began, the trouble between father and son the trouble that was going t get so much worse. marc

jack and tana pushed investigators to keep going.king the public for help. the idea that michelle might get away with murder was eating jack alive. >> you've got a whole lot of anger in there for that woman, haven't you? >> if i could take her life and bring my son back, i'd do it. i'd do it in a heartbeat. >> sometimes it's overwhelming that anger, isn't it? >> it is. it is. >>> coming up -- one more twist. >> i never dreamed he would do it to me. >> and justice for marc? maybe. >> i kept thinking of the children. i wanted answers for the children. now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other increases energy. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural. you look like a steve. can i call you steve? hi steve. i'm natural. say something. w

jack and tana set up a charity to help other victims of violent crime.ed marc's place. >> we're going to try to move forward with something positive that we think marc would be very proud of. >> reporter: and on a fall sunset, they gathered family and friends together to remember their son and finally say goodbye. >> i tell people all the time, it's hug the ones you love. let them know, because you never know. the next moment they may be gone. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> this sunday morning, donald trump dominating the national polls now more than ever. >> something is going on and it's beautiful to see. >> but no one has ever won without paying more attention to early states like iowa. trump is rewriting the rules. can he rewrite history? donald trump joins me live. >>> plus, last night's democratic debate. >> secretary clinton is too much into regime change and a little bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences might be. >> did bernie sanders pass the commander in chief test? he joins me

jack and tana pushed investigators to keep going.ng the public for help. the idea that michelle might get away with murder was eating jack alive. you've got a whole lot of anger in there for that woman, haven't you? >> if i could take her life, and bring my son back, i'd do it. i'd do it in a heartbeat. >> reporter: sometimes it's overwhelming, that anger, isn't it? >> it is. it is. >>> coming up -- one more twist. >> i never dreamed he would do that to me. >> and justice for marc? maybe. >> i kept thinking of the children. i wanted answers to the children. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >> reporter: jack and tana heard about how their son's widow was living, a new boyfriend on her arm and lif

that's what we heard at the top of the show from tana goertz.aid she's seen bribing firsthand on the part of the cruz campaign and trying to win over delegates. what do you say? >> i call foul and bs. i was on opposite paul manafort of their campaign sunday, and he made similar allegations, and george stephanopoulos said name one example. he couldn't name a single example. their gestapo tactics include donald trump calling for violence in the streets. their team threatening intimidation of delegates at their hotel rooms, releasing their hotel rooms, death threats to the colorado gop chair. threats of frivolous lawsuits from manafort against individual delegates and about credentials. so they are doing these tactics while accusing others of doing them. we're just building a grassroots campaign that's built on ted's vision for greater opportunity and freedom, and it's inspiring people to come out and it's you how we're winning. >> you're just asking people nicely to line up and support ted cruz? come on, i mean, the reason that they have you doing

what do you think, tana? >> i think the american voter does need to know about this and does care about this. this is more a political problem than a legal problem and i think she's got a long way to go and a lot of democratic people are upset and republicans are thrilled now that the news broke that there's been dee de seat and people want to know about this so i'm glad it's coming to the surface and i hope they get to the bottom of it. >> mo, she said nothing changed. >> >> and i'm not sure it did. we've been talking about these e-mails for months since before she got into the race. i'm not sure there's a tremendous amount of news here and i frankly think that, you know, folks may be getting a little weary to borrow from nina's candidate, senator bernie sande sanders. she's answered, she'll move forward, the trump campaign will throw it at her. if this is the best they got, i think she'll be okay. >> nina i'm sure you want to get in on this. nothing has changed? it's not a big deal or won't affect her campa

jack and tana pushed investigators to keep going.c for help. the idea that michelle might get away with murder was eating jack alive. you've got a whole lot of anger in there for that woman, haven't you? >> if i could take her life, and bring my son back, i'd do it. i'd do it in a heartbeat. >> reporter: sometimes it's overwhelming, that anger, isn't it? >> it is. it is. >>> coming up -- one more twist. >> i never dreamed he would do that to me. >> and justice for mark? maybe. >> i wanted answers for the children. ing photos and videos are shot with iphone. ♪ that's because the iphone makes it easy for everyone to shoot amazing photos and video. ♪ if it's not an iphone, it's not an iphone. ♪ i'm so not ready with staples, you'll be ready. i can get 30 comp books and notebooks at a low price? yep, 50 and 25 cents each. oh, i can save money and have less stress. and less drama. he's the drama teacher. got it. make low prices happen, make %110 ready happen. staples, make more happen. turn to roc® retinol correxion®. one week, fine lines

i want him to be healthy. >> when he's old enough what are you going to tell him about tanae? >> i struggle with that every day. god, i have to have a plan. i don't know what it is yet but it has to be amazing. >> reporter: the three organizations at the center of the lawsuit all declined our request to sit down for an interview. they wouldn't discuss specific cases. but saying in part the health and safety ever our patients is top priority, we deny allegations of wrongdoing and a spokesperson for iu health says we deny judy robinson's claims and intend to vigorously defend against her claims. tops itself as one of the best health care organizations in the nation. but despite iu's statement of safe quality health care, dr. robinson says when she brought her concerns about patient safety to life, she was first told to keep quiet then fired. >> they knew it was wrong they newknew they were preying upon a vulnerable population and they could be sacrificed. is the almighty collar that importantdollar thatimportant to them? >> what do you hope comes out of this lawsuit? >> that the

jack and tana pushed investigators to keep going.r in there for that woman, haven't you? >> if i could take her life, and bring my son back, i'd do it. i'd do it in a heartbeat. >> reporter: sometimes it's overwhelming, that anger, isn't it? >> it is. it is. >>> coming up -- one more twist. >> i never dreamed he would do that to me. >> and justice for marc? maybe. >> i wanted answers for the children. honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i need to let her know that i like this! i like, like, like, like... i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i know. we're over here internet people! get high speed internet from at&t. with over 99% reliability. at an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. keep calm, you internet's on. ♪ >> reporter: jack and tana heard about how their son's widow was living, a new boyfriend on her arm and life insurance money in her pocket, and they fumed. >> she's buying stuff, and buying clothes, and going to restaurants. and it's very hard for us to take. >> reporter: detective brooks was d

tana, let's talk about president obama.e you heard his comments on donald trump saying he doesn't know much about foreign policy or nuclear policy. what's your reaction to that? is this going to help him? do you think people in wisconsin and the republican electorate, does it actually matter what president obama says about donald trump? >> no, it doesn't matter at all. i'm on the trail with him and see the people. i'm in the rallies, the thousands of people that come. they're so sick and tired of the president. nobody cares what's he has to say. >> will it help him? >> it will not help him. it will not hurt him. president obama is just -- he's a nonplayer in donald trump becoming elected. here's the deal, folks. mr. trump is a man of action. so maybe his words weren't perfect but look at his track record. he gets the jobs done. i've been in wisconsin. >> speaking of stump speeches, but quickly, if you will. >> i wasn't giving a stump speech. i was going to say that mr. trump isn't going to have any problems in wisconsin. i

this active volcano is tana's biggest draw. one travel book describes this resort as its top pick. bungalows, in a lush garden, a honeymoon suite that was so romantic. before the storm it was. >> we employ more than 50 staff and we are very worried that they might not have a job. because of the damage that this monster has done to us. >> by late afternoon despite damage to the airport building, tana's runway was getting busy. the help is welcome. ships are on their way too. after shelter clean water and food are priorities. both are running out fast. andrew thomas, al jazeera tana, vanuatu. >> hundreds of people were arrested in frankfurt today after a protest against european central bank turned violent. four police cars were set on fire and dozens of people were injured in the scuffles. the violence broke out as thousands of demonstrators marched in the german financial capital to protest the ecb's new billion dollar headquarters. many blame the bank for the financial trouble, in order to get bailout loans. >> harley davidson has its road king motorcycle but another has the king

. >> the water still sparkle on the tana, kenya's longest river. it is a thousand miles long and provides the basis for life for animals and humans alike. some spots along the tana have dried up, leaving rocks and sands. the operator of a hydroelectric power plant has diverted several miles of river through an underground tunnel. she wants to it -- walks two hours every day to fetch drinking water for her and her family of 10. she is outraged. water used to floor -- flow along her. after the second dam was built, it disappeared altogether. >> it is 33 degrees celsius in the shade. only the water provides relief from the heat. the locals cool off, wash, and get their drinking water here all in the one place. the water is almost lukewarm, providing perfect conditions for waterborne pathogens to thrive. >> we had stomach problems. at the hospital, they said it was caused by amoeba and side effects from the water. i don't have any alternative because there is no other water around. we have to use what is here. >> the scientist works for the university

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until now people are doing too little to protect lake tana. that could change to the region becomes an official nature protection area. lake tana brings us to the end of this week's edition to forget you can always find a song by thanks a lot saying bye bye and me. i mean the week. can you. any. i was. it is little. it is. low. it is. i chased and customer contact center. ice. all spend my money. first two. two explosions at its that time you knew you when will the will. in the eye. while it dried it be to your car show this edition week as the sporty two miles to three they don't look back and classic vehicles for opel and discover the latest trends at the detroit motor show. in. us city of detroit is famous for its history and karmic and every year the industry returns to michigan for the north

tana now to you.nal political operative so tell us exactly what you'll be doing for the trump campaign in iowa. >> well i'm going to be educating iowans on mr. trump's greatness really is the core reason that i'm part of this team as well as some of my unique marketing and promotional strategies. i'll be doing that to get volunteers to help with the campaign. >> well you do have quite a job ahead of you in this and a tough job in iowa if the recent quinnipiac poll is an indication. this is a portfolio likely gop caucus participants and it shows, as we've taken a look here 28% there, definitely not support trump. what is your strategy moving forward, tana and how to change that number? >> well that number is going up daily. every person that i've come in contact with who wants to know more about mr. trump, that's reached out to me or that i've had the opportunity to talking to is completely being converted. people are very excited about what he's going to do for the economy and for america, and my stra

lake tana, the source of the river, is a place of myth and legend.t lake in ethiopia and many of its 37 islands have their own monasteries. it's a very sacred place for ethiopian orthodox christians. this monastery dates back to the 14th century. some of these paintings are more than 400 years old. the nile appears in the old testament and legend has it that the ark of the covenant was briefly brought here. but all is not calm on these waters. the struggle for control of this great river is dividing the three countries that share it. the nile is the bringer of life, and from where it launches itself downstream it has the power to bring peace or bring war. this is where the blue nile begins its long journey. from here up in the ethiopian highlands it will cut through caverns and canyons, across plains through sudan and egypt and into the delta of the mediterranean sea. around 85% of that water comes from here and that is why a vast new dam being built in ethiopia is dividing nations. this is the grand ethiopian renaissance dam and it is driving ethiop

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tana goetz.ng kellyanne conway on "new day" this morning and she's clearly professional, she's organized, she was able to articulate trump's vision, not combative. is she the best thing to happen to donald trump so far? >> she's very skilled. i've known kellyanne for a while and anyone who knows her knows she's very good at her job but she is not the solution to trump's problems. donald trump is the solution to donald trump's problems. with him lies the problem and the solution. until his campaign decides to address its deficiencies instead of repeatedly going after the same voter over and over and over again, he's going to continue to see that gap widen. he's already got the breitbart voter. it baffles my mind to see donald trump doubling down on the voters he already has and completely dismissing the new voters that he needs. women, minorities and millennials. there's no outreach anymore. it's as if he's given up on them. i just wander if there are enough old male guys, old white guys in the co

jack and tana set up a charity to help other victims of violent crime. it's called marc's place. >> we're going to try to move forward with something positive proud of. >> reporter: and on a fall sunset, they gathered family and friends together to remember their son and finally say goodbye. >> i tell people all the time, it's hug the ones you love. let them know, because you never know. the next moment they may be gone. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> this sunday morning, donald trump dominating the national polls now more than ever. >> something is going on and it's beautiful to see. >> but no one has ever won without paying more attention to early states like iowa. trump is rewritingng the rules.. can he rewrite history? donald trump joins me live. >>> plus, last night's democratic debate. into regime change and little bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences might be. >> did bernie sanders pass the commander in chief test? he joins me this morning. >>> and speaker of the house paul ryan s

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jack and tana pushed investigators to keep going. they even posted a billboard asking the public for help. away with murder was eating jack alive. you've got a whole lot of anger in there for that woman, haven't you? >> if i could take her life, and bring my son back, i'd do it. i'd do it in a heartbeat. >> reporter: sometimes it's overwhelming, that anger, isn't it? >> it is. it is. >>> coming up -- one more twist. >> i never dreamed he would do that to me. >> and justice for mark? maybe. children. >> reporter: jack and tana heard about their son's widow, a new boyfriend on her arm and life insurance money in her pocket, and they fumed. >> she's buying stuff, and buying clothes, and going to restaurants. and it's very hard for us to take. was determined to see the case through. just like marc's parents, he believed michelle had orchestrated the murder down to the very minute. the shooter himself said as much. carl was texting with someone, he said, as they made their final plans in the church parking lot. >> who'd he tell you he was

what do you think, tana?he american voter does need to know about this and does care about this. this is more of a political problem than it is a legal problem. and i think she's got a long way to go. a lot of democratic people are very upset at what's come out, and i know a lot of republicans are thrilled that now that the news has broke that there's been deceit and people want to know about this. so i'm glad that it's coming to the surface, and i hope that they get to the bottom of this. >> mo, she says nothing has changed. >> yeah, and i'm not sure that it did. i'm not sure that -- look, we've been talking about these e-mails now for months, ever since, you know, right before she got into the race. i'm not sure that there's a tremendous amount of new news here, and i frankly think that, you know, folks may be getting a little, you know, weary to borrow from nina's candidate, senator sanders. like we're sick and tired of talking about this issue. so i think, you know, she's answered. she's going to move for

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