esmond bradley—martin really was a colourful character in the conservation world.cket. he had shocking white hair. he would walk into some of the most dangerous and difficult ivory markets in the world. he travelled across africa and asia, going to see people working with ivory, pointing out where the tusks had come from, where trafficking routes were, posing as a buyer to find out the prices. most recently he was in myanmar, writing research before he died. he and his colleague went to laos to a casino populated by drug dealers and criminals. they photographed the ivory and found out the prices. they found out it was one of the fastest growing ivory markets, laos, in the world. his work has been hugely valuable. he was in kenya for more than 40 years. his old friend, in douglas hamilton, the founder of the save the elephants organisation, called him a hero. —— ian douglas. he was found deadin hero. —— ian douglas. he was found dead in his home on sunday afternoon. he had been stabbed in the neck. his wife discovered him. it is not known whether he was killed for h

staying in kenya a top investigator into the illegal ivory trade has been killed police say as men bradley martin was stabbed to death at his home in the capital nairobi but have released no further details martin led investigations into the trade of elephant ivory and rhino horn in africa asia and the united states the turkish president. rich attire baritone is at the vatican for a meeting with pope francis their talks are expected to focus on the controversial u.s. recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel both men oppose the move. well jim is on high alert today the trial has started of the man who is believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks so all this long standing trial in brussels over the shootout with belgian police that led to his capture yes so far refused to answer questions about the charges against him. and the abuse the teri schultz is covering a solid islams trial at the justice palace in brussels and can join her right now terry talk to us a little bit about how the day unfolded in the court today. well for most of the morning obviousl

trade has been stabbed to death in his home in the kenyan capital seventy five year old esmond bradley martin a spent decades investigating the illegal practice which threatens the two species with extinction his work spanned asia and africa he also served as the un special envoy on rhino conservation canada's facing criticism from human rights groups for its attempts to deport a twenty four year old man to somalia day was born in saudi arabia and came to canada as a child refugee he says he's got no ties to somalia and is fighting government attempts to send them there from toronto dunya lack reports. born to a somali mother in saudi arabia abdul abdi was six when he came to canada as a refugee he was taken into care by child welfare authorities and shuffled among thirty one foster homes as a ward of the state his relatives couldn't get him citizenship a troubled teenager he committed crimes and went to jail when he was released this year border officials tried to deport him to somalia i don't remember anything i don't remember my culture i don't remember my language. and that terrified me e

trade has been stabbed to death of his home in the kenyan capital seventy five year old esmond bradley martin had spent decades investigating the illegal practice which threatens the two species with extinction he also served as the un special envoy on rhino conservation. cape town has pushed back days erode the day it may have to turn off most taps because of a long drought by nearly a month officials say it's now expected to be may the eleventh there in to subpoena to a reduction in agricultural demand for water so they may not need to make the drastic move the berlin wall the barrier that divided the german city during the cold war era has now been done for as long as it was up the wall was built by communist east germany and completely encircled the western parts of berlin from there paul brennan reports. these days the famous checkpoint charlie is a magnet for tourists a car full of going holds up full vividly remembers the cold war yes he was just seventeen when the war was built and he devoted the next twenty eight years of his life to campaigning and demonstrating against it when. i w

leading investigators into the illegal ivory and rhino horn trade has been killed in kenya as them bradley martinwas found at his home in nairobi the seventy five year old american worked for decades researching markets for wildlife products across africa and asia most recently in me and mark he also serves as the u.n. special envoy on rhino conservation. the philadelphia eagles are flying high also the super bowl. thank you. all right sports fans there's more to talk about it comes the super bowl and sent us here to take us through it thank you very much salary while the philadelphia eagles a have won the biggest prize and u.s. sports for the first time and their history they beat the defending super bowl champions the new england patriots in his home and has more. world. it's the short piece of vent on the american sporting calendar and one that the new england patriots knew all too well forty year old star quarterback tom brady leaving out the team he's the super bowl apparently they were the defending champions against the philadelphia eagles who had never won a title before but the eagles go

martin retired from football in 2015. ending his career, but not his struggle with depression. for "today," matt bradley angeles. >>> dylan has a check on the forecast. >> look at what is going on back through minneapolis and duluth. we could have 6 inches or more of snow. that is the cold side of the storm system. when you have snowfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour and winds up near 30 miles per hour. visibility could be reduced quickly. it will be dangerous on the roads in that area because of the winds. we have the possibility of storms in arkansas today and back into northeastern texas. heavy rain is producing the potential for flooding because we had a week straight of that rain. tomorrow the rain moves into the southeast. stormy along the gulf coast. we could see snow mixing in with the rain. we have more snow in the pacific >>> good morning. today we're looking at temperatures a little warmer than average into the 50s. that comes with a lot of gray, rainy conditions. 53 in center city. 52 in lands dale. allentown makes it into the low 50s. the rain chances pick up into noon and later and it's