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so cash didn't grow on trees but it did fall out of a brinks armored truck. a look in weatherford texas, west of dallas yesterday. joe aldridge was driving along and caught it on his smartphone. he says there was cash all over the highway. he thought there was a wreck. turns out there were people getting out of their cars to pick up the wads of cash. by the time police arrived, it was gone. brinks wants people to return the money and to do it fast. >>> self-driving cars could be more convenient but uncomfortable for some people in the driver's seat. we'll explain. plus, we'll take you hiking along the trails of marin county. they're overused and some may soon be off limits. female announcer: get on board for better sleep! it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ s

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so if that's not what you're expecting to hear for a nation that's on the brink of winning a civil war, you could understand why it may not be popular. but lincoln is correct. the second inaugural address tend to be the two documents that people mean the most of lincolns and they are the two that are inscribed at the lincoln memorial.

the country literally at the brink of a civil war.audi-led air strikes are intensifying as pro-government forces try and get houthi rebels out of aden. the houthi fighters have already taken control of the city's port and other strategic buildings and locations, as well. 16 million yemenyes are living in areas under houthi control. we're joined on the phone now by journalist hakeem al masmari who i believe is in the capital. please correct me if you're elsewhere. but just tell me, you know, these saudi-led air strikes, they haven't turned the tide against the houthi rebels. the hebls are making a strong push and gains in aden. what is the status of the port city and capital, as well? >> reporter: the port city of aden is in complete control of the houthis. there are some resistance that happened, but in general, the houthis are in control. these air strikes have basically not weakened the houthis' manpower. yet they've weakened the houthis militarily and have destroyed many of their weapon depots, but the manpower is increasing by the

bring us back from the brink of extinction.f extinction. california condor . bring us back from the brink of extinction and desert tortoise.♪ >>> this morning on "world news now," the last word. closing arguments today in the boston bombing trial. the jury could have the case hours from now. the evidence they'll have to consider while deciding the fate of dzhokhar tsarnaev. full details ahead. >>> new details in the alleged rape case at a university of virginia fraternity house. the story, printed by "rolling stone," failing to hold up to review. the findings of that review and what the reporters is saying this morning just ahead. >>> wisconsin to the championship game. >> it all comes down to this. it is game day. the top two teams in college basketball going head to head after a wild final four weekend. kentucky is out! so the crown is up for grabs. wisconsin and duke going head to head. winner taking the crown. the national championship. it is monday, april 6th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> i sw

this order is important to ensure it becomes a last resort rather than a brink of -- rather than a blanket policy. jummy: and arrest made in the shooting death of an aspiring rapper. his body was found in a parking lot in seat pleasant, near the d.c. border. he was filming a music video when a handgun fired. an update on the donovan hotel murder. officers say an e-mail could be connected to the murder. if you have information about that e-mail address, contact police. police believe a woman meant to rob the man, but at some point, she stabbed him several times. she pleaded not guilty, claiming it was self defense. today, president obama is in utah. he will hold a roundtable on clean energy and clean energy jobs. it is taking place at hill air force days. this is his first visit to utah. iran's president says they will abide by the agreements. he says irani and do not seek to deceive the international community. he called on world powers to fulfill their part of the deal. two american women were arrested for plotting to build a homemade bomb. they are charged with conspiracy to use weapons

of wading birds but a beautiful sight for all that worked for decades to bring them back from the brinke off the endangered species list just last year. but mac knows a creature much harder to find is the snail kite. a bird of prey with a very picky appetite. they eat only apple snails, but without enough good water, the snails have largely disappeared and so have the kites, with about 400 breeding pairs left in florida, getting this shot damn near impossible. >> i was going out every morning like eight days straight, you know, dawn to dusk, waiting and waiting and waiting in a canoe all day with this trap and camera trap and putting out snails, snails escape. by the end of the day you go look and you had no snails. >> the snails escaped. >> they're faster than they look. then finally on the last day, you know, they just came one after another, boom, boom, boom. and it was awesome. bill, it was like the best thing. and i was celebrating all by myself. you know, like yelling in the canoe. >> lack of clean water is just one threat to the glades, though. like most wild places in the age of

brinks wants everyone to return the money and do it fast. >> wow! if. >> would you never tolerate this. >> i don't believe that. >> all right talk baseball. tim versus the padres. i like my chances. a's mark. jordan spieth smoking the >> coming up tonight open 7 news at 11:00 o'clock. home security camera set up to catch a package thief caught something much bigger this week something much bigger this week. >> self driving cars may be more convenient. but they could also be too up comfortable for some people in . >> those stories and more on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7 news at 11:00 over on channel >> i want to be in the back seat with the self driving car. believe me. >> taking a nap. tv we have sports tonight. >> a lot going on. >> masters. i love this time of year. >> now we see the guy that he can do this for awhile. >> 21. >> 21 years old. jordan spieth treating masters like trump a business deal. taking no prisoners. if corner. best view in all of golf. pristine. spieth game right now. started the day minus 8 for birdie on no. 5 to get 1

and winnipeg is on the brink after a 5-4 victory. >> what do you think winnipeg looks like?ota. a lead for the blues. a you're a big hockey guy, aren't you? >> i like it. >> i gathered that much. let's switch to baseball. a scary moment in pittsburgh. a fan behind home plate gets a little too close. she got a little too close. >> she's not even pressing up the against the net. that's dumb luck. >> that has lawsuit written all over it. >> the injury caused a 23-minute delay in the game. she was said to be conscious when she was carried out and taken to a hospital. >> she wasn't even up against it. she was just walking to her seat. >> wrong place, wrong time. >> as for the game. chicago chris bryant at bat. two men on and things start to look a little bit like little league baseball. check this out. >> chris bryant out in the deep center back toward the wall. right at the base of the wall. a score. rizzo coming hard. the throw to the plate gets away. bryant now rounding third. throw goes there. headed toward the plate. three there. he's going to be safe. >> that's some bad fie

and now to yemen where the united nations human rights chief says that country appears to be on the brink of total collapse. dozens of civilians have been killed in six days of saudi led airstrikes in yemen against the countries who the -- the rebels. anchor: the iran backed group took control following violent demonstrations last year. in february, they declared themselves in control of the government. in iraq, forces say they have retaken government headquarters in the city of tikrit ending nine months of islamic state control. anchor: a key the curie for the militias in a campaign that began just under a month ago. 37 people. anchor: they work to retake the city that was captured over the weekend by a different group of insulin most insurgents. reporter: after a weekend of heavy fighting 30 kilometers from the turkish border. it is the second time damascus has lost control o a provincial capital. it's a major blow to their regime. it shows the growing power of extra missed groups in syria that now control about half a country. one of the groups commanders claim the biters -- the fighte

david brink, the president of fedex said it asked competition and a new player to europe.y feel they will get the deal through regulatory issues and get it done by the first half of 2016. we want to see how the turnaround of tnt express continues for it has 4 straight reductions in profits for the past 4 straight years. not just reductions but 4 a will losses and they are trying to turn the company around an upgrade the system. we will hear more with fedex's help. they call it a perfect fit. back to you. guy: caroline, thank you. caroline hyde on that transaction. part of our twitter question whether or not european companies with the recovery are getting a plays a place and you see what is happening with the equities story. are they looking cheap? as this economic story starts to gain more traction. let's ask that question now to our guest with us, paras anand joins us from fidelity. good morning. welcome back. trade deals. web seen the past -- we have seen the past year and have been in versions and all kinds of reasons for you are we getting into a new phase of m&a? 4pa

leaving ecuador's rose market on the brink of collapse. >> reporter: ecuador's central highlands, andwoman walks down row afro of roses. how long do the roses last after being cut in how long are their stems? does their bud flower in the classic style favored by her customers in moscow? the plan take owners are playing close attention. it's a rare site here in ecuador, the market for roses to russia has all but collapsed. >> translator: we were sending 80% of our roses to russia. >> reporter: roses from ecuador are prized in russia but the drop in oil prices and the fall in the value of the ruble have made roses almost unattainable luxuries. it has had a very dramatic effect on the rose industry. the owners of this farm had to destroy 12% of their plantations because russian buyers were no longer showing up. >> reporter: many growers started planting other types of flowers more suitable for other markets. some say the days are numbers for the ecuadorian rose that the russians used to covet. >> translator: no crisis lasts forever, but this did leave a serious mark on the industry once

overseas the iraqi city of ramadi is on the brink of falling to isis.taken over by al qaeda. what is going on in the saddest of the battles? we have the ambassador to the u.n. samantha power here. she is said to be the new attorney general loretta lynch. who is that? you don't know. you heard speaker boehner say we will do a vote on that after you vote on the trafficking law. what is going on with that? why are they attaching these things christine? what does loretta lynch have to do with the trafficking bill? we will go through it. we have a congressman on today and talk about something you know about. they are calling it the death tax. the estate tax, depending on what you are talking about. >> i don't have any money. chris, thank you. we will watch that coming up. >>> a critical weekend ahead for republican presidential hope offul fuls. it could widen a field. that's next. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain

the world health organization is warning that yemen's entire health care system is on the brink of collapse. the head of the red cross in sanaa believes that keeping the hospital he running is even more pressing than the need for food. >> if we don't find a quick solution now it will be a catastrophe in a few days. hundreds of people can die because they don't have their medicines. >> reporter: he says while medical aid has started to arrive his staff face yet another pitfall. delivering them to the hospitals in places where there's fightness. emiko moli, al jazeera. >>> saudi arabia says attacks against security forces have increased since the yemen offensive has dwn. a 22-year-old confessed to killing yemen police. >>> shot dead, sabin mahmoud province where security forces are fighting separatists. victoria gaint gatenby has more. >> this is sabin mahmoud doing what she loved campaigning for human rights. frequently hosted human rights events. >> i think it's critical in any city but especially a city that has, that faces so much conflict to have community spaces where people can get tog

three games to one which would put them in a spot where they're beyond the brink of elamimination and have to win three straight just to keep their season alive as crawford hits the free-throw. thursday espn begins coach of the nfl draft from chicago. it begins thursday at 8:00 eastern. the nfl draft presented by bows. >> mike it started with chris paul. after game three, his approach, he owned the fact he had to play better. he's got to be more aggressive and set the tone. your best players when they put the pressure on themselves it makes life easier for everybody else and he has responded. >> another made free-throw back up to 12. joseph out to bonner. belinelli is fouled. can't believe the foul on belinelli's attempt. >> if you're the clippers the worst thing you can do is think going back home it's going to be fine. the spurs are coming after them. >> i think so much is made of we're going to go home and have our fans behind them. well that may help you down the stretch of a game but you got to do the work. just like they did tonight. they did the work. and even when the spurs go

three games to one which would put them in a spot where they're beyond the brink of elamimination and have to win three straight just to keep their season alive as crawford hits the free-throw. thursday espn begins coach of the nfl draft from chicago. it begins thursday at 8:00 eastern. the nfl draft presented by bows. >> mike it started with chris paul. after game three, his approach, he owned the fact he had to play better. he's got to be more aggressive and set the tone. your best players when they put the pressure on themselves it makes life easier for everybody else and he has responded. >> another made free-throw back up to 12. joseph out to bonner. belinelli is fouled. can't believe the foul on belinelli's attempt. >> if you're the clippers the worst thing you can do is think going back home it's going to be fine. the spurs are coming after them. >> i think so muc is made of we're going to go home and have our fans behind them. well that may help you down the stretch of a game but you got to do the work. just like they didtonight. they did the work. and even when the spurs got

an american ally on the brink.e, a gas station owner from california among the latest victims. friends and family say jamal was planning to bring his pregnant wife and young daughter back to the u.s. when he was killed by a morter strike. under the reign of saudi led coalition bombs, the rebel group houthis are still controlling the yemen capital of sanaa. there strange and dangerous alliances are forming. joining me is nic robertson, our cnn national correspondent. this is really -- you have dangerous bedfellows here nick. you're on the torontofront lines. what are you seeing? >> reporter: they're not just dangerous. you don't know which way they jump next. we've been many the mountains with saudi border guards. saudis here rushing to bolster defenses on the border because they don't know what can happen next over there. >> bone shaking tracks so steep saudi security trucks struggle. a slip down the wrong side here lands you in yemen. on the peaks something new. saudi army and border guards joined forces sharing f

right now they seem to try and push it to the brink to try and negotiate as far out as think think they something unexpected happens, if for example the municipalities don't transfer money, they will run into problems sooner than they thought. francine: a default to the i.m.f. . it would take months for us to find out. say they default on an i.m.f. pame. what happens? >> historically the i.m.f. has shown reasonable flexible. -- flexibility. there is always time a grease period in order to make up the shortfall. in this particular case, the problem, i think this advantage is to the greeks is that no institution new york city one person wants tobs held responsible for pulling the trigger. definitely not the e.c.b. they keep extending the liquidity by that little bit extra. not the i.m.f. . not by the european entities. i think therein lies the hope that this will not end up with what we call an accident. this will not end up with an acrimonious spat. somehow at the last minute just when the definition of where the brink lies has been pushed to the limit, there will be a deal. guy: is the

. >>> finally, a young golfer from texas on the brink of making golfing history in augusta, georgia atters tournament. heading into today's final round holding a four-shot lead over some of the sport's biggest stars. >> and tiger. >> reporter: it's been almost 20 years since then 21-year-old tiger woods became the youngest golfer to win the masters. the first of his 14 majors. this year's masters, another young american golfer is taking augusta by storm. breaking course records. jordan spieth, 21 years old himself, on the brink of winning golf's most prestigious tournament. >> get there. get there! there it is! >> reporter: he's one of golf's best young players. at the masters, he's been, well, masterful. setting a tournament record in each of the first three rounds. on thursday, he became the youngest player to hold the first round lead. he broke the 36-hold scoring mark on friday, at 14 under par. and his saturday round put him at 16 under par to break the 54-hole record last set by, you guessed it, tiger woods. it's not just his golf game that is impressive. his high school sweethea

cash doesn't grow on trees but it did fall out of a brinks armored truck. it happened west of dallas yesterday. joel was driving along and caught it on his cell phone. he said there was cash all over the highway. he thought there was a wreck but it was people getting out of their cars picking up wads of money. by the time police arrived, most of the cash was gone. brinks wants everyone to return the money and fast. time right now is 6:17. still ahead, self driving cars may be more convenient but they can also be uncomfortable for some in the driver's seat. we will take you along the trails of marin county. they are overused and having it all? how about making it work. by getting the most out of what matters to you. it's called maxximizing. and we help you do it, everyday. at t.j.maxx! with brands you love at prices that work for you. maxx family. maxx home. keep your standards high and your spending low. maxx what matters most to you. maxx life! at t.j.maxx. >> welcome back. a gorgeous shot. this is a live look from our exploratorium camera in san francisco

jordan spieth, 21 years old himself, on the brink of winning golf's most prestigious tournament. >> getget there! there it is! >> reporter: he's one of golf's best young players. at the masters, he's been, well, masterful. setting a tournament record in each of the first three rounds. on thursday, he became the youngest player to hold the first round lead. he broke the 36-hold scoring mark on friday, at 14 under par. and his saturday round put him at 16 under par to break the 54-hold record last set by you guessed it tiger woods. it's not just his golf game gnat is impressive. his high school sweetheart, annie verret has been gaining just as much popularity on social media. a lot of pressure on this guy. a four-stroke lead as rob knows, is not safe by any means. >> that can go away quickly. >> it would be great to see a new champ. >> the winner gets $1.8 million. >> before taxes. get a nice green jacket. >> it's all about the jacket. >> a lot of us thinking about taxes this time of year. thank you, guys. >>> over to london. royal baby watch is in full swing. any day now will and kate wi

cash doesn't grow on trees but it did fall out of a brinks armored truck. it happened west of dallas yesterday. joel was driving along and caught it on his cell phone. he said there was cash all over the highway. he thought there was a wreck but it was people getting out of their cars picking up wads of money. by the time police arrived most of the cash was gone. brink wants everyone to return the money and fast. >>> still ahead, self driving cars may be convenient but they may also be uncomfortable for people in the driver's seat. plus we will take you hike along the trails of marin county. they are overused and some may soon be off-limits. . >> good morning. no major traffic incidents to report this morning we will get a check of the forecast coming up in a little bit. turns out riding in self directed cars could make you more carsick. there's a disconnect between what riders see and how the car moves which affects balance. riders can't always anticipate turns, stops and speed changes. that's why drivers don't experience motion sickness as much as passeng

jason pew, he joins us from the verizon center the whiz kids are on the brink of a series sweep. >> thanks carl. game four here at verizon center a closeout game for the blizzards, looking to break out the brooms here against the raptors. no one wants to go through customs again. paul pierce has made that perfectly clear. but the players know that the toughest game in this series will come tonight in game four. >> since i have been in the league i think i've only swept a team one time. so i'm telling them just be ready, you don't get the best come here in game four and ready to respond like we have been. >> it is tough, closeout games are tough. they are going to be scrapping, fighting for their lives. and, you know we can say we kind of in the driver's seat right now but not thinking like that our main focus, as i said before, is protect the home court and going to try to do that. >> reporter: tipoff here at the verizon sent letter get under way in a few moments. after the game coming up on news4 at 111:00 and sports final, plenty of highlights and postgame reaction from game four. from t

baltimore on the brink. growing protests over a death in custody. and a home inspector arrested for sex assault. >> no, you are not going to put your hands on me. alison: the concern over additional victims, next. >> now abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. alison: his job involved entering homes, and one woman tonight is speaking out after she says she was sexually assaulted by a home inspector. cole is behind bars, charged with sexual battery. the police want to know if he did this more than once. jay korff spoke with victims and is live would what she has to say about her ordeal. jay: the victim of this terrifying attack has a powerful story to tell. she once the story told so that it will inspire otherms come if there are others, to come forward. >> no one should feel like a prisoner in their own home. jay: her story is horrifying and hard to hear, but she wants it told. >> to feel like he can put his hands on me, no, you don't do that. jay: april 14, arlington county housing inspector cole came to her home for a home inspection. >> he said you ar

how a newlywed who refused to pull the plug on her husband defied all odds and battled back from the brink you don't want to miss that, take us with you he on the go with the new free 6 abc news app and i'll be back to talk about "dancing with the stars" in this week's elimination. >>> your accuweather forecast is coming up when "action news" comes right back. sfoo big news star war episodes from amazon and voodoo it hads added features including extras from each film and deleted scenes, our parent company disney and 20th century fox controls the right to the movies. star wars episode 7 will be released on june 7th. >>> much better, stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us that we have a shower off the coast of the cape may if we go in tighter, cape may is barely in the clear and there are sprinkles and showers popping through newcastle county delaware and some of this is reaching up into chester county but what are you seeing here is not going to last all that long and it's fairly light. as we look outside this is the action cam in fairmount park and the statues are beseeching the heavens

of top military commanders powerful tribesmen willing to come together and pull the nation from a brink of chaos and come to a settlement. now he has to overcome obstacles such as houthies' political implications reaching out to factions and stemming al-qaeda in the center of the country. a mammoth task for bahah. >> al jazeera's diplomatic editor james bays is at the united nations in new york, and iran an important player here not as authority directly involves in the crisis in yemen but it's opinion and what it does matters. i think the announcement is important. perhaps even more important explaining what may be going on behind the scenes the fact that some hours now the dip foreign minister predicted that there is going to be a cease-fire as described in yemen. that's certainly not what the saudis have announced. but it suggests to me that perhaps there is some connection. there are some talks behind the scenes that have been taking place. we know of some meetings that have been taking place. we know that ban ki-moon met with the ambassadors and had a discussion with them. and we k

government in cuba, a history that includes the cuban missile crisis that brought the world to the brink of puke leernuclear war in 1962. it's to mean to remove cuba from the list of state sponsor terrorism since 1961 and pressing cuba to allow basic human rights. cuban president uncharacteristically conciliatory but sounded a cautionary note. >> agree to disagree. we are many differences. >> reporter: benefitted from the warming trend. u.s. tourism up 15% so far this year. airbnb lists home shares for u.s. travelers and u.s. companies anxious to invest. >> i am cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: a first step toward narrowing the gap between two nations. 90 miles that often seems like a million. tai hernandez, abc news, new york. >>> in oakland an amtrak train hit and killed a bicyclist. the man on the tenth street before 1:00 this afternoon. abc7 news was there as investigators gathered evidence. trying to determine why the man didn't move off the tracks as the train approached. >>> the search son for a trio of armed robbery suspects who hit and killed a pedestrian last night. the woma

with his country teetering on the brink he is testing the boundaries. even if there are limits to what he can do. one thing that he would like is to ease of russian embargo. that is russia's response to eu sanctions. that will not go down well in brussels or berlin. >> it is very good to continue the embargo. we are not enemies with russia. >> this will be presented at home as evidence that this government does things differently. in europe he appears to be cozying up to president putin allowing him to divide and roll. that is unhelpful at a time when no one can be sure where the relations between the eu and russia are heading. ben brown, bbc news, athens. if faced with a relative or friend going missing who would you turn to? the authorities or facebook? in mexico the answer is social media. they have the distinction of having over half of the world's cases of disappearances believed to be the victims of drug cartels. official action has led thousands of organized people to organize searches themselves online. >> these other relatives of mexico's disap

his task is to paul together a nation on the brink of civil war. he says he's willing to work with his houthi opponents and forces loyal to the former president ali abdullah saleh, but only if they disarm. >> translation: we must give a chance united behind the project. and to achieve that militia's loyal to the houthis. yemen's challenge is the deteriorating humanitarian situation. hundreds of yemenis have been killed since the start of the the city of aden is bearing the brunt of heavy fighting. >> translation: yemen faces a tough situation shortage in food, water and food. it repairs international intervention to prevent a catastrophe in yemen. a top priority of the government is tackling urgent needs. >> for now, the president and vice president won't be able to return home. parts of country remain under houthi control. the man khaled bahah wants to reform the army is detained. he was captured by houthi fighters on the outskirt of aden. he became prime minister in october, his appointment backed by the houthis, who later put him under house arr

the world health organization is warning that yemen's entire health care system is on the brink of collapse. the head of the red cross in sanaa believes keeping the hospitals running is even more pressing than the need for food. >> if we don't find a quick solution now, it will be a catastrophe in a few days. hundreds of people can die because they don't have their medicines. >> he says that while medical aid has started to arrive, his staff face yet another pitfall. delivering them to the hospitals in places where there's fighting. emiko moli al jazeera. >> a pakistani human rights activist has been shot dead by gunmen in the city of carr karachi. are victoria gatenby reports. >> i'm sabine mahmoud. >> this is sabine mahmoud doing what she loved campaigning for humanitarian rights. >> i think it's critical in any city but especially a city that has -- that faces so much conflict. to have community spaces where people can get together around shared interests. >> reporter: but per fight to improve the lives of others may have cost mahmoud her own. mahmoud had just left the building when she

here we are right on the brink. and i didn't know how to make it gel.system just didn't make any sense at all. >> and there's no instruction manual, right? >> no. it depended on who you got on the other end of the phone. i remember making cold calls to 30 agencies and just taking notes like crazy. i look back at the notes and i'm like, my god, it was chaos. >> you're doing all right. >> reporter: there is one particular program lenore has ben desperate to get nick enrolled in before he aged out known as "self determination." the government would allocate a certain amount of money for nick and let his family pick and choose how to spend it on services for him at home. but with graduation just a few weeks away, lenore finds out he's been wait listed. >> he has no program to transition to. because the funding is not there, and he is stuck on a waiting list. >> ok thanks, bye bye. >> reporter: eric's mother mary is deeply concerned about her son's transition too. she's been looking for adult programs for him for years. >> my short list of things that i thou

who would help bring america back from the brink? ♪ >> tonight's episode, the hillary-care war. >> when president clinton named his task force, hillary was in the front row. that's because clinton put her in charge. >> hillary clinton with a top notch resume, a sterling legal career, experience leading education reform in arkansas was tapped with leading the white house's health care reform legislation, a bill that would guarantee every american health insurance. >> the clintons are taking on the doctors, the trial lawyers, the hospitals and insurance industry. they know that what they're proposing is nothing short of a health care revolution. >> but not everyone was on board with the revolution's messenger. >> we elected bill clinton, not hillary. >> i think she has a little too much power for a president's wife. >> i think the lady has been handed an impossible task in an impossible time. >> the power that she has bothers me a lot. >> initially both the public and elected officials thought some type of reform was inevitable. >> i t

. >> wait until you see what happened when the door of a brinks truck flew wide open. >> then, scorncher skit. did they go too far this time? >> then -- how could she? the woman caught on tape. >> why are you hitting that kid like that? >> and it's official. he is the

. >> reporter: she's helping explore how this delicate ecosystem is returning from the brink. >> you'reg out of your skin to get out. >> reporter: despite the wait she isn't disappointed. a special sighting right away. >> these are endangered. >> reporter: the rare rothschild giraffe giraffe. >> there's only about 1,000 left in the world. >> reporter: just one of the many vulnerable species that calls this home, including the elusive specialty, the african lion. >> our guide george says this area is known to be a breeding ground for big cats. that's what we're looking for. >> it's like looking for a needle in a hay stack. literally, lions can be anywhere in this bush. >> reporter: after scanning our surroundings, george spots what we're looking for. >> there there, there he is there he is, yeah. >> reporter: two lions napping in the shade. >> took to the left. >> reporter: much more interested in his companion. they seek out some privacy in the tall grass. >> they can mate every 20 to 40 minutes when they're in peak time for mating. >> she looks exhausted. >> he's done. >> this is as go

moment, people think it will be easy to form a coalition -- generally, i think britain could be on the brink of something uncertain and that maybe much more difficult for these politicians to form another type of agreement after the votes are cast. >> in the darwinian world of big game, there is always a conflict with humans. in africa farmers see big cats as a threat to their livestock. now conservationists are trying to save a relationship and they are using technology to save the local cheetah population. >> rescued just in time. a month old leopard that had its foots in the jaws of a trap. it was set by a londoner to protect his livestock from carnivores. leopards, cheetahs and wild dogs are caught in a conflict with farmers this team is trying to resolve. >> we try to give them a solution. to not work against them. that is always the challenge. finding a way to solve these problems, because they make a living out of farming. >> working with the network, the team is developing ways to protect livestock and conserve predators. using guard donkeys. when raised, able kick and bite to protec

they're looking at the siberian tiger which was once hunted to the brink of extinction. and now they are seeing protection efforts pay off. >> reporter: at this wildlife park in russia's far east, the tigers are the most popular animals. for centuries russians have regarded them as a symbol of strength and power. >> translator: i love them. they're so rare and also so beautiful. >> reporter: the tiger's habitat is the vast forest. by the 1940s, russia's tiger population had dropped to about 40 due to hunting, but the numbers recovered after poaching was by the soviet union. a survey estimated the tiger population at 420 to 500. however the world fund for nation still lists them as an endangeringed species. russia is continuing the efforts to protect them. in 2010 then prime minister vladimir putin made a special trip to observe conservation activities. in january and february a new survey was conducted. some 2,000 participants took part including local hunters and conservation officials. they examined an area of about 15.65 million hectares. on this day, a team drove up

s strategically located alley on the brink of full-blown war. we'll talk about that next time. in the meantime, i'm ray suarez. >>> this is al jazeera. >>> welcome to the kwazthe news hour." in the next sixty minutes, searching for survivors. scenes of devastation in nepal after an earthquake killed hundreds and flattens a historic site. >>> in search of a better life ethiopians seeking to make a new home in europe. >>> ashes region the argentine

s strategically located alley on the brink of full-blown war. we'll talk about that next time. in the meantime, i'm ray suarez.

we are on the brink of revolution if we have the political drive to do it, we'll change the face of energyd speed up the transition away from high risk, high carbon fossil fuels that are devastating lives and livelihoods. >> thank you for being with me. >> thank you for having me. >> still ahead, the gulf environment provides a livelihood and way of life. nature has suffered from florida to texas. in some areas what was once bountiful was barren. >> if you saw what it looked like a few years ago, it's sad, it's sad to look at the graveyard of what it once was. >> al jazeera america brings you a first hand look at the environmental issues, and new understanding of our changing world. >> it's the very beginning >> this was a storm of the decade >>...hurricane... >> we can save species... >> our special month long focus, fragile planet >>> welcome back to "inside story". a huge quantity of crude oil released over three months is not a natural feature of the gulf of mexico's eco system. it smothers, poisons, kills wildlife, shellfish, water birds, plants, fish marine mammals. they all suffered

s strategically located alley on the brink of full-blown war. we'll talk about that next time. in the meantime, i'm ray suarez. more migrants are rescued as an italian court orders two suspected traffickers to remain in jail. hello there live from doha, i'm shiulie gauche. sanctions on unac chief orders to act against

so if that's not what you're expecting to hear for a nation that's on the brink of winning a civil war, you could understand why it may not be popular. but lincoln is correct. the second inaugural address tend to be the two documents that people mean the most of lincolns and they are the two that are inscribed at the lincoln memorial. it's pret 2i extraordinary after four years of civil war after hundreds of thousands of deaths the treasure involved in prosecuting the war, that lincoln goes into the future with malice toward none and charity toward all. he called the speech's sacred effort. that he concentrated more on the passages of slavery. that this war was about that while abraham lincoln was giving this speech the 13th amendment had been put out to the states. and the 13th amendment was when it abolished slavery. the 13th amendment that had been proposed back in 1861 was to leave slavery alone. four years later, now, the 13th amendment is going through. so i think there's a lot that people can look at in this speech in terms of what lincoln thought was the cause of war. was how y

lawmakers are saying they are on a brink of a major milestone if this proposal is passed it will be the first time that sexual orientation is protected from discrimination under state law. >> they are going over the language of a proposed fix to the controversial freedom of religious act. >> if there is one thing taken away from the past week it's this that is that religious rights and individual rights can co-exist in harmony together. the revision adding clear protection saying that businesses cannot turn away customers based on their orientation. without the wording they say this leaves the door open like this indiana pizza shop to do this. >> if a gay couple was to come in and to provide them pizzas for a wedding we would have to say no. >> that would be illegal under this draft expected to go to a vote today. and voting on a similar law in arkansas today. the governor sent the law back demanding language to protect discrimination. >> we want to be a state that does not discriminate and understands tolerance. >> in indiana lawmakers recessed after going over details of this proposal