the delta in botswana attracts thousands of animals.ne of the last sanctuaries for wildlife, and it is an attraction for tourists. but the wetland paradises under threat from dust and drought. that is the reality now for a look guess. his fields lie 200 kilometers of bryant namibia. climate changes noticeable here. this land was only fertile for five years. nothing grows here now. >> 10 years ago, there was a lot more rain. just look at the soil. there are more and more droughts, so the plants do not grow that big. traditionally, we would abandon feels like this and clear bushland are forced to get new land. >> land for more and more people. the city here is home to 80,000, making it the second biggest city in namibia. it is not far from his farm. the area around here is densely populated, and the city is continuing to grow. the city's water comes from the river, and farmers use it to irrigate their land. so the battle for water is a deepening on the banks of the river, and the temperature is rising. german scientists are trying to reco

during the jury to botswana, the kings fell and broke his hip. from madrid, will report on this incident. >> as spain's king recovered in hospital, animal rights protesters protested outside. he has received a barrage of criticism for hunting elephants in botswana. the story only came out because on the trip, he fell and fractured his hip. now, before leading hospital, his first ever public apology. >> i am much better. i would like to thank all the medical team. i look forward to my duties and i am very sorry. i have made a mistake and it will not happen again. >> now that the king is home, he is hoping that scandal over his hunting triple died down. this is not the only recent episode facing spain's royal family. in february, the king's son-in- law appeared in court on charges of misusing millions of euros of public money. he denies the allegations, but the scandal has damaged the image of the spanish monarchy. in times gone by, publicly criticizing the royals was not the done thing. partly because of the kings by double when spain became a dem

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spain's king after his televised apology for going elephant hunting in botswana. the paper says the safari fiasco has shocked spaniards. the financial times of looks at the imf a global financial stability report, which warned that european banks are set to drastically shrink their balance sheet. the unprecedented move by hsbc to issue a bond is a sign of the u.k.'s ambition to become a leading yuan business center. --tain's future in the east court of human rights. >> the u.s. secret service has said three of their agents are to leave their jobs following alleged involvement with prostitutes in colombia. >> washington as accused the syrian government of insincerity. >> the pakistani army chief of staff has said that india and pakistan should be able to reach a negotiated solution over the glacier in the himalayas. it is known as the world's highest battlefield. it is in the disputed region, which has been the cause of two wars between the nuclear-armed neighbors. the general suggested the glacier should be demilitarized. he was speaking as the search continues fo

namely the jungle and republic of botswana. actually seeing two elephants hanging out, just playing around, maybe taking a bath. >> getting frisky. >> yeah. >> look like they're getting frisky. >> what's going on? >> keep your eyes on the trunk of the elephant on the left-hand side of your screen. >> oh, walking on! >> no way. >> out of the water, crocodile comes up and snaps his jaws on the trunk of this elephant. and i've got to say, pretty bad friend, elephant on the right, because he just high-tails it out of there once he figures out what's going on, doesn't stomp on the crocodile to help out its buddy. it looks like the crocodile only had ahold of the elephant's trunk for a few seconds before he was able to fight him off and get the heck out of the river. >> that had to hurt. imagine a per anna on your nose. >> that's what i would equate it to. >> one stomp of the foot with the elephant. >> talk about biting off more than you can chew. >>> if you had to mix potato salad for easter this weekend, i'm going to save a month o

spain's king juan carlos after his televised apology for going elephant hunting in botswana where he broke his hip. the paper says the fiasco has shocked spaniards, given the hard times many are experiencing due to the economic crisis. the potential times looks at the imf global financial stability report, which warns that european banks are set to drastically shrink their balance sheets, which could jeopardize economic growth in europe and beyond. the unprecedented move by hsbc in london to issue bonds denominated in the chinese yen is a sign of the u.k. ambition to become a leading business center, says the south china morning post. those are the papers from around the world. >> this is newsday on the bbc. >> our headlines this hour, the u.s. and nato have condemned the actions of american soldiers who were shown in photographs with the remains of suicide bombers in afghanistan. >> the u.s. secret service has said three agents are to leave their jobs following alleged involvement with prostitutes in colombia. breast cancer is not one disease but 10 different diseases, according to

. >> as spaniards over the country's worst economy in a generation, there king frolicked in botswanaan elephant hunt. the news broke after he returned to spain for his surgery. >> it is totally irresponsible, but he has always done whatever he wanted. >> this demonstrates the insensitivity of the king. in the middle of an economic crisis, he does elephant hunting. we are in trouble with argentina. there were times when we cannot sleep because of the concern about spain's youth unemployment problem. >> spanish joblessness is our lawler -- alarmingly high. almost half the people under 25 are out of work. debt reduction is the main goal. investors today snapped up one- year notes, albeit at interest rates nearly double those of cost offerings. thursday's sale of 10-year bonds is also looking stable. rates fell below the psychologically important 6% threshold by midday tuesday. >> soccer fans are being treated to a major champions league showdown this evening. byron universes' agree on a drill -- bayern munich against madrid. bayern is in the league. big sporting events mean big business

this is abu camp in botswana. >> this is a place to add to your bucket list.game reserve that has the highest concentration of elephants anywhere in africa. so your experience with eleph t elephants here is really like no other place you'll ever be. lap of luxury. and it's the best thing about this place, totally solar powered so you're saving the planet. >> i went to botswana for where in the world one year. it is stunningly beautiful. what's the best time of the year to go there, because they're in their fall season right now. >> mm-hmm. they do have a anyy season. it's best to check with an agent who can book you at the right time and also the right season. but i would say probably the summer months, the fall months is really great. don't forget the price is a little pricey, $3800 for two people per night. but that includes all meals, game drive, laundry, park fees, so you get a lot of value for your money. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> coming up next, how to determine your manager style, and find healthier ways to handle the stress in your life

we've seen in places like ghana and tanzania and botswana a commitment to free elections so that those who wold govern have to ask for their people's consent. oh, yes, there have been decades -- over these decades there have been setbacks, but it's been a remarkable stream in favor of those who believe that free markets and free peoples will ultimately triumph and that, indeed, the value of freedom is a universal one, not an american one, not a western one, a universal one. now, there are many challenges ahead. yes, there is china. and to be fair, china challenges the concept, challenges the idea that authoritarianism is not stable. there are some who say, well, it's actually more efficient, this authoritarian capitalism. but let's not forget the strains and stresses that are emerging now in china as it makes the greatest socioeconomic leap in human history and does wit a 1.4 billion people. i was first in china in 1988. and the streets of beijing were competition between a few horse carts and a few automobiles and a whole lot of bicycles. that's not beijing today. they have lifted hun

it happened in botswana. the hyena pounced on the calf.e hyenas circled the mother elephant charged repeatedly kick out her feet and swinging her trunk wildly. she stampeded with such force she uprooted several trees. she frightened the pack off. the calf survived. incredible and dramatic pictures. guide leading a group of visitors in the area actually took the incredible pictures. >> when abc 7 news at 9:00 continues tonight. is this the year. >> what we are seeing is 2012 crash land into augusta national. >> coming up here tonight, why augusta national golf club may finally break with its men only tradition. plus, the golden gate bridge born in hard times. how it is about to celebrate a big birthday. >>> plus, we go inside what is now officially the world's quietest room. stay with us. another half hour of news >>> good evening, once again. look at the headlines we are following tonight. 43-year-old one goh was charged with 7 counts of murder with special circumstances and three counts of attempted murder in the tragedy at oikos universi

>> botswana. >> they're ambassadors. and they are to show you what africa is like.ers are here, as well. here's a clim of the film "chimpanzee." take a look. that's oscar. he's the star, by the way. and this whole thing is about his journey when he's separated from his mom and gets adopted in an unlikely way. a quick look at the boards. a lot to talk about in weather, as well. here's where the severe weather rolls out today. it's an entirely different story for tomorrow. today's storms, not as strong as tomorrow. for saturday and sunda >> 46 now and downtown. sentenced today. comfortable. i in the 60. -- highs in the 60's. monday, in the 80's. >> all morning long, we're in animal kingdom. we're going to -- we have some fun things to show you. but all that weather was brought to you by meow mix. >> thank you, sam. >>> coming up, tim tebow sits down with robl. for an exclusive and candid interview. [ male announcer ] capri sun has 25% less sugar than leading regular juice drinks. because less sugar is a better way to fly. ♪ just not literally. capri sun. respect what'

with mineral wealth or mining well for all leal wealth should have the money spent the way that botswana spend its money. there's a reason the per-capita income is twice that than any other country in sub-saharan africa apart from the fact it is a very small country with a lot of wealth, and that is to put 100% of their money into the transparent trust. the money goes into a trust, you know what contracts are worth and you can follow the money to see if that much money is in the trust, then in the money is spent it spent to diversify the economy, and that is all transparent. that's the way that every country should handle this resource. if they did it would be the biggest boom to africa and ordinary people would see their incomes rise. i go to nigeria once a year. we must just have climate change project st nigeria. but i go there once a year to a major precedent where a nigerian press brings all the people from all sectors of the economy and brings people like me from outside to tell them that they should be honest and transparent because it would work better and point of hard-working a

in botswana. they put 100% of the money into a trance parent trust. the money goes into a trust. -- transparent trust. the money goes into a trust. you know you can follow the money to see if it is in the trust. is spent to benefit the people and diversify the economy. that is all transparent. that could be the biggest boon to africa and normal ordinary people would see their incomes rise. i go to nigeria once a year. we mostly just have climate change projects in nigeria. i go there once a year to a major press event where a nigerian press brings in all the people from different sections of the economy and bring some people like me to tell them that they should be honest and transparent because it would work better and point out how it is working in other places because if nigeria works, south africa works, and you can avoid the worst of what is going on in the condo and give them a -- congo and give them a responsible path forward. the rest would have magnets that would develop more rapid and positive growth. there are problems with private developm

we have seen in places like botswana a commitment to free elections so those who would govern have to ask for the people's consent. there have been decades and there have been setbacks. it's been a remarkable stream in favor of those who believe that free markets and free people will ultimately triumph and that indeed the value of freedom is a universal one. an american one or not a western one, a universal one. there are many challenges ahead. there is china. china challenges the concept and the idea that a tartarian -- that authoritarianism is not stable. that forget the stresses are emerging now in china as it makes the greatest social economic leap in human history. i was first in china in 1988. the streets of beijing or competition with a lot of bicycles. that is not beijing today. they have listed a lot of people out of poverty. the stresses and strains are showing. product safety problems, bullet trains, or baby milk formula that is poisoned and the first impulse was to execute the person in charge of product safety. the stresses and strains that one sees in reported rights of

we have seen in places like botswana a commitment to free elections so those who would govern have to ask for the people's consent. there have been decades and there have been setbacks. it's been a remarkable stream in favor of those who believe that free markets and free people will ultimately triumph and that indeed the value of freedom is a universal one. an american one or not a western one, a universal one. there are many challenges ahead. there is china. china challenges the concept and the idea that a tartarian -- that authoritarianism is not stable. let's forget the stresses that are emerging now in china as it makes the greatest social economic leap in human history. i was first in china in 1988. the streets of beijing or competition with a lot of bicycles. that is not beijing today. they have listed a lot of people out of poverty. the stresses and strains are showing. product safety problems, bullet trains, or baby milk formula that is poisoned and the first impulse was to execute the person in charge of product safety. the stresses and strains that one sees in reported righ