he says too many rhinos, for example, are being killed in botswana. do you agree with that?species killed is one too many to begin with, right? my fundamental disagreement with ian comey�*s misdirected position is that first we're a democratic country, botswana is, and our mode of democracy is premised very heavily on a consultative system where in a consensual agreement or settlement of a dispute or disagreement or an issue, is premised on the democratic ideals of a majoritarian decision making process. when the ban on hunting was instituted by himself without any consultation. in botswana, which prides itself on consultative democracy in 2014, you'll be shocked to know that there were about 25,000 incidents of human wildlife conflict, primarily elephants. and that had escalated in 2019 when after consultation, national consultation with the public and particularly the ones that most, affected, the incidents had risen to a whooping 75,000. and this is against the reality that our numbers, total numbers of species have gone way beyond the current capacity of the rangeland th

we'll hearfrom botswana's president who spoke to us exclusively about climate change, the economy — andat's stirring controversy. old apologies and thousands of pounds in compensation as the state pension changes will have that after the break. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. let's turn to the uk now — where millions of women born in the 1950s and not properly informed about the rising pension age — should be given compensation by the govenrment. that's the result of a consultation which has been looking at the impact of bringing women's retirement age in line with men's. the campaign group — women against state pension inequality — or waspi — say many have suffered financially because of the changes. i got igota i got a letterfrom i got a letter from the i got a letterfrom the department of pensions in march 2012 telling me that i would receive my state pension in the march 2020. almost six years later than expected. finding out something is changed, we have some idea of what you're looking for and they could've given me 15, 16 years' notice of

but the government of botswana says hunting is necessary as it has too many elephants.s. the president of botswana, mokgweetsi masisi, gave us his view mokgweetsi masisi, gave us his view on the proposed ban. i think it is a really sad tragedy that the british leadership would bring this upon us without even so much as a courteous call to us, nor even attempt to understand what our circumstances are. it�*s also hypocritical in our view, deeply so, that you allow your species to be hunted and trophies to be exported from the united kingdom. and not the same for us to do. speaking of endangered species... let�*s turn to some happy news out of greece now, where an endangered pygmy hippo has been born at athens�* zoo. here�*s the newborn enjoying bath time with its carers. pygmy hippos are native to swamps and rainforests in western africa, but are listed as an endangered species and it is estimated that fewer than 2,500 are living in the wild. here�*s the vet at athen�*s zoo, on how important this birth is for the conservation of the species. we're absolutely thrilled, not

the department of transport says the vehicle, traveling from botswana to limpopo province, plunged offge into a ravine after colliding with the crash barrier. it then burst into flames when it hit the ground. local media is reporting that an eight-year-old girl was the only survivor. the precise cause of the crash is currently being investigated. just to reiterate what we just told you, there has been a serious bus crash in south africa. transportation authorities have been informing us that we believe that 45 people at least have been killed in this crash. this vehicle plunged off a high bridge into a ravine, colliding with a crash barrier. you will have more on that story as we get it here on the world today. a special bbc report. it has been described as the u.k.'s most widespread miscarriage of justice, the post office scandal, where hundreds of sub-postmasters and post-mistresses were prosecuted for stealing money because of incorrect information provided by a computer system called horizon. the scandal has made headlines across the world. now, a draft report uncovered by the bbc

the president of botswana, mokgweetsi masisi, gave us his view on the proposed ban.ritish leadership would bring this upon us without even so much as a courteous call to us, nor even an attempt to understand what our circumstances are. it's also hypocritical in our view, deeply so, that you allow your species to be hunted and trophies to be exported from the united kingdom and not the same for us to do. the former leader separatist of catalonia, carles puigdemont, has said he will end his self—imposed exile if he's chosen as the region's leader in snap elections in may. mr puigdemont has been in belgium since 2017, when his party held an independence referendum that was considered illegal by the spanish government. after the catalan parliament briefly declared independence he fled abroad to avoid prosecution, but the possibility of a return materialised last week when the socialist—led government in madrid passed an amnesty law. let's turn to some happy news out of greece now, where an endangered pygmy hippo has been born at athens' zoo. here's the newborn, enjoying

the department for transport says the vehicle travelling from botswana to a province plunged off a highbridge into a ravine after collating with a crash barrier. it then burst into flames when it hit the ground. local media is reporting that an eight—year—old girl was the only survivor. the precise cause of the crash is currently being investigated. just to reiterate what we have to said, there has been a serious bus crash in south africa. the transportation authority have been informing us that we believe 45 people at least have been killed in this crash. this vehicle plunged off a high bridge into a ravine after collating with a crash barrier. we will bring you more on that when we get it here. a special bbc report. it's been described as the uk's most widespread miscarriage ofjustice the post office scandal, where hundreds of sub postmasters and postmistresses were prosecuted for stealing money because of incorrect information provided by a computer system called horizon. the scandal has made headlines across the world and now, a draft report uncovered by the bbc shows the post offic

a motor coach plunged off a bridge. official tables transporting pilgrims from neighboring botswana to an east festival, and that's also now coming up next after the break ducks, the looks of the struggle to prevent the time of change from destroying the wilds. oven forest, i'm going to spend energy in building, remember, you can always get all the latest use and updates on our website as well. and that's, that's d w dot com. and don't forget us or for media channels. i'll see you in about 13 minutes from now to by the understanding the forest as people are trying to find this ecosystem. ma'am resource student again trying to change and it's much the next on d w. what's new we'll tell here. we are happy that we are boxing the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use the sales force and for the future in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. news africa. in 60 minutes on d w, the little guys, this is the 77 percent of the platform for offices youth issues. share id you know, on this channel we are not afraid to pass

the bus was travelling from botswana to the limpopo province.a bridge into a ravine after colliding with the crash barrier, and burst into flames when it hit the ground. an eight—year—old child was the sole survivor and has been taken to hospital with serious injuries. heidi giokos, a journalist based injohannesburg, has more now on what we know. it's unclear as to how the bus lost control, but what we know is that the bus was travelling from botswana to an area in limpopo known as moria. it's a easter church gathering that happens every single year and people from all over come through to this particular gathering. now, it seems as though, from what we saw on scene, is that the bus might have lost control. it hit the barrier and then it seems as though it crashed, hang onto the barrier and then crashed into the ravine. i think what's so tragic and horrific, having been on the scene, was the fact that paramedics told us that the bus caught fire and people inside the bus were trapped. they could not get out. and they were asking and begging and c

botswana is topic.ohn, that feels very strongly about this, a country with a thriving wildlife population in africa, which some don't have. >> and their government have responded saying that they're responded by saying that they're going 10,000 elephants going to send 10,000 elephants to so brits to london's hyde park. so brits can try living with them. and their argument is that trophy hunting and selective culling is necessary in areas that have got a big elephant population . a big elephant population. >> so are they going to fly them back on planes that have gone to rwanda or something? >> well, that's a separate topic. >> but let let's not get you see, and i do slightly always have a question mark when people are told, well, the public don't know what they're doing and they've been lied to, and therefore that means, well, i'll tell you what, i've been gullible and politicians as well. kenya, for well. you see, kenya, for example, is a country which has, very much restricted shooting. and result, ha

the bus was travelling from botswana to the limpopo province.he vehicle plunged off a bridge into a ravine after colliding with the crash barrier, and burst into flames when it hit the ground. an eight—year—old child was the sole survivor and has been taken to hospital with serious injuries. let's speak to our correspondent shingai nyoka who is in harare for us. what more do we know about what happened? we know that the emergency workers are at the scene and have retrieved about a dozen bodies, nine of those have since be identified, but the transport minister was talking to the media earlier and said that the process of recovering those people has been hampered by accessibility to the site. the bus crashed into a ravine which was about 50 metres below the bridge, what they are saying is that the driver lost control of the vehicle. it was an alternative route so it wasn't a busy route and so there was no oncoming traffic. this happened at about 11am on thursday morning and so the suggestion that they are looking at is that this was a driver erro

the bus was travelling from botswana to limpopo province.r hitting the crash barrier, and burst into flames when it hit the ground. an eight—year—old child was the only survivor and has been taken to hospital with serious injuries. our correspondent, shingai nyoka, sent this update. emergency workers are at the scene. so far, they have retrieved about a dozen bodies. nine of those have since been identified. but the transport minister was talking to south african media earlier on and said that the process ofjust recovering those people has been hampered by accessibility to the site. the bus crashed into a ravine, which was about 50 metres below the bridge itself. what they are saying is that the driver lost control of that vehicle, but that it was an alternative route and so it wasn't a busy road. there was no oncoming traffic or vehicle. and this happened at about 11am on thursday morning. and so, the suggestion that they are looking at is that perhaps this was a driver error, but those investigations are still going on. the process of iden

the bus was travelling from botswana to the limpopo province.epartment of transport says the vehicle plunged off a bridge into a ravine, after colliding with the crash barrier, and burst into flames when it hit the ground. an eight—year—old child was the sole survivor and has been taken to hospital with serious injuries. heidi giokos, a journalist based injohannesburg, gave us more details about the crash. it's unclear as to how the bus lost control, but what we know is that the bus was travelling from botswana to an area in limpopo known as moria. it's a easter church gathering that happens every single year and people from all over come through to this particular gathering. now, it seems as though, from what we saw on scene, is that the bus might have lost control. it hit the barrier and then it seems as though it crashed, hang onto the barrier and then crashed into the ravine. i think what's so tragic and horrific, having been on the scene, was the fact that paramedics told us that the bus caught fire and people inside the bus were trapped. t

we note the bus was travelling from botswana to an area where it is a church gathering that happens everyer. it seems as though it was struggling to turn with the bend of the road and then hit the bay area and subsequently drove over the bay area down a 50 metre bridge. we note the bus caught fire and most of the people inside the bus are believed to have perished. the bus are believed to have perished-— the bus are believed to have erished. ~ �* , ., , . ., perished. we're seeing a picture now ofthe perished. we're seeing a picture now of the crash — perished. we're seeing a picture now of the crash site. _ perished. we're seeing a picture now of the crash site. you _ perished. we're seeing a picture now of the crash site. you can _ perished. we're seeing a picture now of the crash site. you can see - perished. we're seeing a picture now of the crash site. you can see a - of the crash site. you can see a firefighter with a water hose, presumably which was used to douse the flames you just talked about. crashes, road safety in south africa as long as i can remember has been a big issue, h

plunged off a bridge and best into flames. official staples transporting p jims from neighboring botswana to an east, a festival. an agent or time has been taken to hospital with severe injuries and is reported to be the only survivor. and a large grain has begun. removing the debris of a collapsed bridge blocking default of baltimore, the operation declared the records as being aged with $60000000.00 of emergency aid, released by the federal government for missing workers, i presumed dead off to them out of control cargo ship knocked down the front of scots, key bridge on tuesday please traps people have been killed, adopted a cycle, and struck madagascar thousands more out of acted with houses, roads and bridges, flooded or destroyed. the full extent of the destruction is don't, you know, and as many villages have been cut off from the rest of the country, a group of bands together to pull a woman to safety. thousands and madagascar have been left wading through chest high tyrants of war. so after a cycling unexpectedly hit the island, it was predicted to bypass madagascar. instead, it

the proposal was condemned by ministers in botswana, where safari—based tourism is an important sourebs for local communities, and is crucial to funding conservation efforts. the bbc has spoken to the president of botswana, mokgweetsi masisi, who gave his view on the proposed ban. i think it is a very sad tragedy that the british leadership, of all, would bring this upon us without even so much as a courteous call to us, nor even an attempt to understand what our circumstances are. it is also hypocritical, in our view, deeply so, that you allow your species to be hunted and trophies to be exported from the united kingdom, and not want the same for us to do. the chelsea flower show has stunned visitors with its beautiful displays for years, but this year the organisers have got something special in store. for the first time, a "no adults allowed" garden — designed by children, for children — will be on display. our culture correspondent, charlotte gallagher, has been given a look behind the scenes. i'v e i've been invited to a top—secret summit, and, in fact, i shouldn't really be here

at least 45 people killed, another person seriously injured, bus travelling from botswana, it's beliefd on the floor there of the ravine. let's speak now to heidi, ourjournalist based in our journalist based in johannesburg. ourjournalist based in johannesburg. thank you for coming on the programme, just talk us through what we know about what happened here? is through what we know about what happened here?— through what we know about what happened here? is unclear as to how the bus lost — happened here? is unclear as to how the bus lost control _ happened here? is unclear as to how the bus lost control but _ happened here? is unclear as to how the bus lost control but what - happened here? is unclear as to how the bus lost control but what we - the bus lost control but what we know as the bus was travelling from botswana to an area in limpopo known as maria. it's a church gathering that happens every single year and people from all over come through to this particular gathering. now, it seems as though from what we saw on the scene is that the bus might�*ve lost control, it hit the ba

motor coach plunged off of bridge and bus at the flames as it was transported to from neighboring botswana to an east, a festival. in brazil, a fire has engulfed a high rise building in the north east and the city on for c, for the building was we fortunately, under construction starting some backwards adjacent buildings and shutoff electricity in the whole area. it's unclear if there are any casualties that turns out that's dogs. uh quite a bit small. so then we thoughts researchers in hungry, put some young pups to the test to see how their brains reacted to familiar words. study, find out of very friends, kind of identify a lot more woods than most owners. i realized and suggest we should. you should be giving them a little more credit. many dog owners have the sense that they have pets come speak their language. if you say to adopt, bring me your bowl that probably started. but do they have a picture in mind before retrieving it? of techs are ex, turn out to the docs and books that has to learn. those words referred, they stand for something that is external to them, and it seems that

the bus was travelling from neighboring botswana when the driver appears to have lost control. a large crane has begun removing the debris of a collapsed fridge blocking the port of baltimore. the operation is clear, the wreckage is being aided with at $60000000.00 of emergency aid released by the federal government for missing workers are presumed dead after an out of control cargo ship, knock down the francis golf bridge on tuesday. artificial intelligence or humans which or who bruce a better beer. researchers in belgium investigated the preference of the pilots the results quickly. so with a hangover there is a complex drink containing thousands of chemical compounds. exactly which chemicals gift sap new room is happened. a mystery designs until now. so the chemistry is something that we can measure scientifically. the aroma is what humans perceive. so it's what you think of a space when you drink and smell the beer. and that's something we can not measure scientifically. it's, it's normally done by having people faced the beer and then nothing down. what they think of the

the boss was traveling from neighboring botswana when the driver appears to have lost control. as a large crane has begun, removing the debris of a collapsed bridge blocking the port of baltimore, the operation to care the wreckage is being aided with the $60000000.00 of emergency aid released by the federal government for missing workers are presumed dead after an out of control cargo shift knocked down the francis scott key bridge . on tuesday the u. n. will no longer monitor the enforcement of sanctions against north korea after a russian veto at the security council. the video effectively abolishes the panel which oversold the longstanding sanctions over north korea's nuclear program. western nations have accused russia of trading weapons with p on young to fuel the war in ukraine. at least 12 people have been killed after a cycle and struck madagascar thousands more are affected with houses, roads and bridges flooded or destroyed. the full extent of the destruction is not yet known. as many villages have been cut off from the rest of the country to a group of bands togethe

the boss was travelling from neighboring botswana when the driver appears to have lost control. a u. s. government is releasing $60000000.00 in immediate age, following the collapse of a key bridge and your baltimore local authority saved the money will help speed up . the removal of deputy and the reopening of baltimore harbor for missing workers are presumed dead after an out of control cargo ship knocked down beat francis scott. keep bridge on tuesday. i have con your hair style. get you fired. not any more. in france, the lower house of parliament today passed a bill binding workplace discrimination based on how people wear their hair. so instead of a loss flux, as a consultant, she's had to navigate the tangling politics of hair as a black woman in france. since she was a child, when i was younger, i remember lamenting the lack of salons and even hair products. there was a time when, unfortunately, we had to use products designed for european hair and not adapted to our hair. wedged with the dentist friends sell on owner od junko, encourages women to take pride in their nat

the bus was travelling from botswana — plunged off of a high bridge before exploding on the floor ofgiokos — a journalist based injohannesburg. it's unclear how the bus lost control, but what we know as the bus was travelling from botswana to a area in limpopo known as maria, it's area in limpopo known as maria, it's a church gathering that happens every single year and people from all over come through to this particular gathering. it seems as though what we saw on scene the bus might have lost control, it hit the bay —— barrier, it hung on to the barrier and then crashed into the ravine. so tragic and horrific being on the scene was the fact that paramedics told us that the bus caught fire and people inside the bus were trapped, they could not get out and they were asking and begging and crying and pleading to be helped out of the bus but unfortunately it was too difficult for paramedics and officials to try and save anyone else. we know that that drop from the top of the bridge where it seems as though the bus had the impact on to the barriers and then crashed, is a 15 metre drop.

does anybody know the capital of botswana. gaborone. yes. give him a free book, not mine. somebody else's. you know. all right what i. i am very happy about that. so i'm not going to ask any more geography questions tonight. think we've got that covered. thank you. yeah. yeah, we're doing all the bees. yeah. william rock hill nelson. okay, but you guys know who? william rock hill. nelson is, right? well, he opened the first art gallery in kansas city. and what happened was nelson went on a trip to the to europe do one of these grand tours in the 1890s and he bought lot of reproductions of works of the old masters to bring back to kansas city and open a gallery. well, harry truman, you know, when he was growing in kansas city, there really was no art gallery here to speak of. and so this was nelson's attempt to to bring some kind of art museum to kansas city. well, here, i'll show you these the kinds of pictures that that he brought back. now, this is a reproduction of don't me say his name, bartholomaeus van der hulst. but these are the kinds of pictur tt william rock bill

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if botswana decided to send 10,000 of them.. i've got the wonderful daily telegraph columnist allison pearson, founding chairman global founding chairman of global britain and britain uk. i'm a muggle and matthew lhasa, the former labour party adviser. right look , party adviser. right now, look, we are actually going to go in with a story that isn't on any front pages. why because front pages. why not? because it's and it's a gb it's just landed and it's a gb news exclusive . i'm going news exclusive. i'm going to read to now. editor read it to you now. itv editor sparks fury for saying we don't want white men. it's a major exclusive from gb news reporter charlie peters . now this is charlie peters. now this is breaking. a complaint has been lodged after an itv editor sparked fury after allegedly saying we don't want white men when discussing hosts for new shows. itv commissioner nicola lloyd allegedly said we really don't want any more white men as talent . lloyd made the reported talent. lloyd made the reported comment on a

still to come, we hear from botswana's president, who spoke to us exclusively.t finds a generation of british women are owed apologies and compensation because of state pension changes. around the world and across the u.k., this is the world today on bbc news. ♪ >> let's turn to the u.k., where millions of women born in the country are owed apologies and compensation. that is the finding of an independent investigation into pension changes. the campaign group women against state pension inequalities say many have suffered financially because of the changes. >> i got a letter from the department of working pensions in march 2012 telling me i would receive my state pension in march 2020. almost six years later than expected. in order to find out that something has changed, you have to have some idea of what you are looking for. they could have given me 16 years notice of a change to my state pension age, but they chose not to, and i don't know why they made that choice. there's one woman now dying every 30 minutes. that's why we have asked for fair and fast compen

the bus was traveling from botswana when it plunged off a high bridge and exploded on the floor of aome bodies were burned beyond recognition. a tropical storm killed 11 people and destroyed hundreds of homes in madagascar. the cyclone swept through the region. torrents of water rushed through the villages, washing away houses. several bridges collapsed, cutting the region from the rest of madagascar. last year, more than 500 people died after cyclone freddy devastated the island. the pan american health organization says dengue cases have spiked. officials say brazil, argentina and paraguay are most affected. puerto rico issued a public health emergency after the island saw a rapid rise in cases. turning now to the race for the white house, president joe biden's reelection campaign is set to get a boost from his democratic predecessors, barack obama and bill clinton, at a fundraiser at radio city music hall, slated to raise more than $25 million. it comes as his republican rival for the white house was also in new york, attending the wake of a police officer who was killed during a

plunged off a bridge and burst into flames. official faithfuls, transporting patrons from neighboring botswana to an east, a festival. a native or child has been taken to a hospital with severe injuries and is reported to be the only survivor. a holiday is a dangerous time for travel. 200 people died and crushes over east a weekend last year. and earlier i spoke to john list to so cool my lower in john is back for the latest. on the crash is quite a tragic incident. indeed, the bye, last night, late last night. the scope questions to retrieve the parties was still ongoing. remember, this accident is the best fit into vanity point 50. and because a down the page and the, the place is mountain the us. so it wasn't easy even for his class to which that. and dad are treating the part, is it best into flames when it hit the columns? so some of the parties, obviously, ac would be beyond the recognition. so we expect that to them. they. the risk of punishes will be locked up today. so that to investigate task in the start investigating into executive what cost this accident do you know yet anything u

plunged off a high bridge into a ravine after colliding with the crash barrier while travelling from botswanawhen it hit the ground. local media is reporting that an eight year—old girl was the only survivor. the boss of the uk's biggest water company, thames water, has told the bbc that customer bills need to rise by 40% by 2030 to pay for improvements. chris weston also said it is eventually possible the company could be nationalised if it fails to secure fresh funding from investors. earlier today, shareholders announced they would not be putting £500 million towards a rescue plan. our business editor, simonjack, reports in the village of lambourn in west berkshire, drains have overflowed regularly, pouring raw sewage onto the streets and straight into the local river — a protected chalk stream. thames water says high rainfall has overwhelmed storm drains. villagers and local charities say it's down to years of underinvestment by the company. we'd like to see water quality being put above profit. we'd like to see people in towns and villages having their sewage treated, and it being return

the heat continues, however, full botswana above average temperatures here. well, in the way of wet, so whether developing and you can see those strong winds starting to push the rain from madagascar into mozambique and east and south africa with some very heavy rain to come full of su to on sunday. the body has just so t 7 at school, she dreams of becoming an arabic teacher. one day tends to your often sponsorship. she can now will for the tuition fees screen from station we book, she needs to excel. her dream is fast becoming a reality. she's one of the top students in her class. human appeal makes them, most of your massey the the watching always is here with me, elizabeth put on them and uh, a reminder of our top stories to saw. more than 60 people have been killed off the government still on the concept venue in moscow. authorities are still searching for the attackers who also injured with a 140 people. i sold his claim responsibility. the united nations security council has failed to pass a new us resolution recognizing the need for an immediate cease

as it was transporting pilgrims from neighboring botswana to an east, a festival. and brazil, a fire has engulfed a high rise building in the north eastern city over seaford, the building was reported to under construction, so it is evacuated the adjacent buildings and shuts off electricity in the area. it's unclear if there are any casualties to pop diva, be all say, has popped into and others. all right. and just like everything else, the houston bone, the mega style has touched. it's a move that has turn to gold, us, the title of the new album, cowboy caught a suggest. queen b has gone country. she's bringing millions of our be friends with that. actually is raising a serious question about the place of black women in his, in a historic he wines genre, 16. the pop idol turned country music. star fiancee's new tracks are putting black country in the spotlight. the man i just for doubt was to listen to it said to all my friends. and so yeah, just got got really excited for what this this moment means in the vast history of black country music. i definitely think t

and according to the world food program, zimbabwe botswana, southern malawi, easton, and going and pots of mozambique are also in trouble. that'd be, as government saves you many, terry and 8 will be made available. so people don't go hungry until then. many can only wait. hardwood tasha, out of their germany's defense minister says steps will be taken to improve the security of its military communications. that's off the russian media release, an audio recording of a coal between gym and officials discussing with a to provide you find with a long range missiles for us to story as described. the incident, as a serious mistake, told me that kind of has more from bill and the repercussions of the scandal continues to make themselves felt. certainly here at the german defense ministry, and berlin may have felt for some people inside that same clouds of gathering. so suddenly, the defense minutes, the midst of his story is, has addressed the issue again, this time on choose day saying that schumann era is to blame for what actually happened there, glued us, that's the telephone. i mean high

the heat continues, however, full botswana above average, temperatures here, well in the way of west. so whether developing and you can see those strong winds starting to push the rain from madagascar into mozambique, and east and south africa with some very heavy rain to come full of sue to on sunday of the heroes from al, just on the go and meet tonight. out is there is only mobile app, is that the, this is where we just fix allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at you think is it the nearest extra estate is on his 2nd visit to the middle east in israel. stuff is worn, johns up, so was added to the blink and got to offer this kind of washington pressure, israel's government to change direction. this is inside story. the don't welcome to the program i'm the clock is secretary of state as in bought from another diplomatic tour of the mid least stop society or a bit egypt and telling me is all part of it push receipts far green.

what caused by a local authority say, the bus is transporting people from neighboring botswana on a pill and a pilgrimage to south africa. that's a rep, phenomenal speech of scots, and i'll be back again the top of dallas, the latest news views i'm in the states. right, say i'm on the the french to do this, but it's a bit of a cover letter. gosh, a little bit to me and i know even though for the fall of the school guys is it's a few. i know where you liked it. the wish for you see when i goodness it only for the simple do this device to be able to be like for us to be on the brain in and go into the stuff to the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross software. all things are considered. i'm peter level secretary defense lloyd austin declared, well hosting his is really counterparts the us israel, military relationship as unshakable as israel continues and slaughter of palestinians and gods. but historical records notes the american admitted.

the heat continues, however, full botswana above average temperatures here. well, in the way of winter weather developing, and you can see those strong winds starting to push the rain from madagascar into mozambique and east and south africa with some very heavy rain to come full of sue to on sunday of the brutality of the response to the events of october 7th had become impossible to make. no, there is no one nor, or international humanitarian law that has no being violated. then we have some western powers supportive of israel's actions. he's well has the right to defend itself. it has the duty to defend its people. it is astonishing just how deep cleaning corrupt materially on tomorrow. the day i look at how the international news are being applied and ignored. and lee is ro cause the conflict. israel above the low on out to 00, the secretary of state is on his 6th visit to the middle east and says, well stuff is worn down and so was added to the blink and got to offer this kind of washington pressure. israel's government to change direction. this is insid

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transportation officials there say the vehicle, travelling from botswana to limpopo province, went offlo there. well, with british summertime just around the corner, thursday was a stark reminder ofjust how fickle british weather can be. yes, we had some snow, some of it settling for a time in northern ireland on thursday. it was a wild day, wet and windy for many as well. and in fact in wiltshire we had over a0 millimetres of rain in a 2a—hour period. now it's all due to low pressure that's anchored itself to the southwest and that low is still going to be with us during the day on friday. the showers, hopefully few and further between in comparison to thursday's weather. and we'll start off on a relatively quiet note for good friday with a few scattered showers around, but they'll become more widespread as we go through the day, drifting their way steadily north into the afternoon. so some of the showers could still be quite potent from time to time. the winds quite blustery, but with a little more sunshine, a little more warmth, 9—1a degrees celsius our overall high. move out of goo

alternative source of income unfortunate is to life and according to the world food program, zimbabwe botswana, southern malawi, easton, and going and pots of mozambique are also in trouble. that'd be, as government saves you many, terry and 8 will be made available. so people don't go hungry until then many can only wait. hardwood tasa out of their and that brings us to the end of this show. you can get more information if you head over to our website. i'll just 0. don't com, whether it's on next and inside storage looks at the events going on. need to stay with us the the and once again, this rather active, whether it's way sweeping through greece, you'll see jade in to us. turkey. that will be rain or something. so that a significance there on the high ground to the east, that right and extend down to live bands is file size probably almost as gauze as the certainly through lab and, and, and once again it's through, it's bringing with it. so if at least if was network last long, but just me wednesdays a bit disappointing. east of all that things are relatively fine, as you can see. but just

alternative source of income unfortunate is through life according to the world food program, zimbabwe botswana, southern malawi, eastern angola, and parts of mozambique are also in trouble. them be, as government saves you many, terry and aid will be made available. so people don't go hungry until then many can only wait. hardwood tasa out of there or so that's all the news. the dream will have more interesting to off last time. but next to now is, is there a, is the stream to stay with the, the latest news as a break or it costs attention to the philippines was drafted and approved after the 1986 last uprising with exclusive reports. that one across the board, dr. kalonde is here say there was is to make sure that go, ma, is protected from around the world has already been banned from running for public office until 2030. but his supporters will show voters that the fear of of president still have political clout, israel's war on gauze, ice causing devastating human suffering and infrastructure damage, as well as environmental catastrophe. but beyond the current area, when ground defensive ac

malaysia and then from malaysia she went to south africa where she met her husband and then moved to botswana after a couple of years she moved to australia. >> the 18-year-old mystery solved. >> in the movies and on tv, they find the person and they rush out to make the arrest, the story is over, did that happen? >> no. we had to get the state department involved in the department of justice involved and we needed to get a provisional arrest warrant the australians would accept because we have to abide by their loss. >> harris wanted to fly to australia right away but the fbi asked him to let you rocker seat take its course, harris already waited 18 years and he figured he could wait more. >> some people would say a real father would get on the plane the moment he found out. >> if i showed up in australia without backup and run into my ex-wife and daughter i would have had no legal backing. >> they could have caused a altercation and you could get in trouble with authorities. they would flee and we are back to square one. >> a year past and then almost 2, that was too much even for a patient

like trump was in botswana and suddenly got shot and they wanted to do an emergency procedure on him. are giving me a skeptical look because it seems like a remote, remote possibility. >> uh-huh. in terms of the white house medical office, there has been continuity. ronnie jackson behaved strangely when it came to releasing information from the public about trump's health. is there a sense where this seems part of his time period at the helm. or the problem with the white house medical office that proceeds him and has been problem after he left? do we know anything about this being worse or better over time? >> yes, we do. so, pretty much every source we talk to trace the problems back to ronnie jackson. but after he left, his people were still around for a while. and when ronnie jackson left, it lasted quite some time. >> noah, super creepy reporting. thank you. thanks for helping us to understand it. all right, we have much more ahead tonight. stay with us. yikes. us. yikes. e details are the difference. dove men body wash, with plant-based moisturizers in harmony with our bodies, f

they seemed to do is stockpile the stuff in case of a very odd emergency, as if trump was maybe in botswana, or someplace nowhere near a hospital, and suddenly got shot and he suddenly wanted to do an emergency procedure on him. you're giving me a skeptical look because it seems like a remote, remote possibility. >> in terms of the white house medical office, there has been continuity. we had a very controversial white house medical office chief with ronny jackson who behaved strangely when it came to releasing information to the public about trump's health. he is now a controversial republican congressman. is there a sense in which this is, it seems specific to his time period at the helm? it is something that has been a problem with the white house medical office that the proceeds him and has been a problem after he left? do we know anything about this being worse or better over time? >> yes, we do. so, pretty much every source that we talked to traced the problems back to ronny jackson and to his tenure. but, the thing is, even when ronny jackson left, his people were still around for a