the fauna of the savannas must be amazing.to go there. ♪ i want to continue working to preserve the environment so future generations like my daughter's could get to know the species there. >> flipping on a flights which is something most of us take for granted, but large parts of the world, especially in africa, are off of the power grid pad it is -- grade. a group was sick of the weight. their innovation could how many households escape the darkness and the risk of using open fire as a source of light. >> when the sun goes down in africa, it gets dark with in minutes. here, in rwanda, there is no electricity. a kerosene lamp is the only way to define the darkness. 12-year-old rebecca does her homework in the pale light. a tragic accident when she was tiny starter for life. her mother will never forget that moment of inattention. >> in attention. [speaking german] >> in addition to causing accidents like this, kerosene accounts for nearly 150 million tons of fossil emissions annually. it damages the climate. a team is working

poemas de el medio ambiente la luces se apagaron a las 8:30 de la noche en apoyo al fondo mundial de la faunao nacional de bosque mora de pronto notado que telemundo washington transmite toda su imagen en alta definición pero es también dependen del servicio que usted utilice para sintonizarnos por eso queremos avisarle que sustentar registrado al cable de verizon. >> estamos muy entusiasmados de ofrecer esta imagen de alta calidad y poder añadir a telemundo en esta guía de canales, es importante que nuestra comunidad hispana la pueda ver y tener acceso como cualquier otro consumidor. >> reportera: en otro estudio de telenoticias washington tenemos la más moderna tecnología para que reciba una imagen impecable, busquen su vía de canales el 520 para la zona metropolitana y el 521 para los condados alrededores, para que no se pierda sus noticieros locales y toda la información que ofrece telemundo, telemundo washington ha trabajado por 19 años en el 2012 telenoticias washington cumple 10 años al aire inicialmente en adición a las seis de la tarde pero cuenta con otra emisión a las 11. >> telemu

go to wjla.com and click on the cherry blossoms linked for instructions on how to submit faunas. the winner will win a cherry blossom prize package. >> they do not look that old. parks the cherry blossoms trickle down. >> that is exactly right. >> all right. cox outside right now it is a beautiful evening. lookit that. the cherry blossoms are out indeed. it will be 7:10 before we have our son said. temperatures 72 degrees above average. nowhere near the record. our low temperature was higher than the average high temperature. while we are 71, look at temperatures in mid chicago. another record high. they have had seven records in a row and six days with a temperature of 8-hour. detroit was 82 degrees. where was it chilly? california had a record low temperature this morning into the 30's. here is what is going on with the big picture. nasty weather in the mid part of the country. that will be continuing to move slowly our way. in and around us there is nothing going on. look at the nasty storm -- tornado watches out until 11:00. oklahoma had over 7 inches of rain. but that the mo

importance of preserving biological diversity and expanding knowledge of the need for natural flora and fauna, we need to preserve and protect our precious spaces for native plants and animals and not on tight the cement wall to wall everything. there's also a natural underground stream that they want to redirect. a natural stream. what are we doing to our world? let's not overbuild ourselves. >> i am not sure what the issue is. there will be two houses built on this neighborhood. maybe that is what we should be considering. the document that was created it seems kind of sloppy. it is full of a number of factual errors, most noticeably in references to 160 belgrave. one wonders whether this is the result of sloppy research or writing pen to the declaration makes a number of statements and not shared by the members of the property. they feel the development as planned is clearly out of character with the houses on the street, yet the document refuses to acknowledge the people live in the neighborhood. and a stand no variances have been issued as the current zoning was put in place. the current

and scientists have advised you mr burr certainly but you will totally destroy bertie's flora and fauna and flora but you don't live there so you don't care when will you wake up that's not all there was. the theory had to be there but i've heard on what lemaire although i am convinced that the certain things cannot be put to a friend them we cannot vote on the death penalty because the great majority would be for renewing it we cannot vote on taxes because the majority of people don't want to pay any taxes and that we cannot put the defense of our country to a vote but in contrast to the social democrats we act openly we're not afraid to put ourselves on the line and we share information with you. in for a month there me from our ulema no more along the hall or soon for that of a third of the twenty four or forty eight hours the put up i have to work in the morning i cannot ignore the. moment and they go on we aren't doing anything against the law all right we see how you may only defending what's ours but in a thermometer tranny if we don't want americans here we have to do something

you and scientist have advised you mr burr certainly but you will totally destroy burley's flora and fauna but you don't live there so you don't care when will you wake up yes not only was. the fear we had to get it but i said on. i am convinced that the certain things cannot be put through or a friend them we cannot vote on the death penalty because the great majority would be for renewing it we cannot vote on taxes because the majority of people don't want to pay any taxes and that we cannot put the defense of our country up to a vote but in contrast to the social democrats we act openly we're not afraid to put ourselves on the line and we share information with you there to inform us there me from our ulema no no we're not alone come a whole is in for it inevitable twenty four forty eight hours the pushup i have to work in the morning call it out nor the. moment i don't know you're on we aren't doing anything against the law all right we see how you my only defending what's ours but it's not enough then i'm really trying to if we don't want americans here we have to do something about i

called the police, who ended up calling the center for conservation and research of exotic and wild faunaas, as you can tell, completely limp. in this moment they realize that he was suffering of cardiopulmonary arrest. so they immediately went into cpr mode. >> oh, my goodness. >> oh, no. ♪ >> even though he was conscious and he was coming back to, he wasn't moving his hind legs. >> imagine he's got to have hypothermia, too. >> he suffered hypothermia. they finally stabilized him and took him to a nearby home to warm him up enough to be able to take him to the center which is an hour away from where they found him. >> how awesome is it that all of this trouble they went to save a wild animal to save this wolf. x-rays show he had an injured vertebrae, but they also saw 35 4 millimeter pellets inside his body. >> they were finally able to feed him and after a lot of 24-around-the-clock care, little novare is doing great. >> he made it. >> look at him now! >> he's a handsome little fella. >>> let's hold it right there. what's wrong with this picture. >> maybe put a helmet on the kid. >> tha

it's abundant with exotic forms of flora and fauna. including mushrooms, wild ginger, and teak. 20 limestone caves are said to be 24 million years old. the mark is already equipped with facilities like cabins, camping sites, and wooden walkways for visitors and will undergo further development. >>> thailand's government is working to improve the quality of its service economy in a bid to remain competitive, after the opportunity comes into effect in 2015. they have designated three areas of elderly care, spas and restaurants, have issued a campaign to raise standards to meet high international demands. the ministry says it will hold workshops to help the workforce improve their skills. in thailand, about 1 million businesses are engaged in the service sector, one of the country's key sources of revenue. >>> let's now go to rachel ferguson, who has the world weather forecast. rachel, feeling like summer across much of the united states. what's happening there? >> you're absolutely right. here seeing may-like temperatures throughout much

it is abundant in exotic species of fauna and flora. 20 limestone caves in the forest are said to beore than 200 million years old. the park is already equipped with facilities like camping sites and walkways for visitors. it will undergo further development. >>> thailand's government is working to improve the quality of its service economy in a bid to remain competitive after the asean economic committee comes into effect in 2015. the commerce ministry designated three areas of elderly care, spas and restaurants. and initiated a campaign to raise standards to meet high international demands. the ministry says it will hold workshops to help the workforce improve their skills. in thailand, about 1 million businesses are engaged in the service sector, one of the country's key sources of revenue. >>> and let's get a check of the weather from mai shoji. >> thank you, michio. we have a troublesome aspect here in northern coast of australia. monsoonal troughs are impacting heavily the northwestern coast, especially in northern territory. we have a tropical low that will be maintaining its

any wall street shop is in the business of repackaging stocks and bonds into some exotic flora and fauna the idea is you can charge huge commissions on these products the vig the spread of these are the usually never reported to the customer they mark about five percent six per . sent the last as you can market up by more than a small percentage but they never actually report the markup as an internal markup on their desk it would wind lloyd blankfein says he's making a market what he's doing is he's marking up the price of in-house packaged joke what they call on their axis so customers with the second pay buy it there are merely down five percent or more twenty percent in the face of some of the liquid the ribbon of contracts they're down fifty percent the second they take possession of it or they're down one hundred percent they're literally selling that tainted meat that's filled with a blanket of risk now the second point that they make about this the way of the elephant hunting i mean this is elephants and also you're hear people on wall street for the whales the whales are the big

when he was on the frontier, he learned a great deal about the flora and fauna of the area. he learned rudimentary paleontology. he taught himself taxidermy. and he started writing a book about his frontier experiences which, for someone who graduated last in his class at west point... one of his classmates said it was the last thing you would have ever imagined custer doing. it's not surprising that he ended up dying in battle, because he was a very physically active and courageous person, but that he would sit down and study and then write his own book in certainly a readable style is truly amazing. c-span: what town are you from originally? >> guest: i'm originally from northport, long island, new york. c-span: did you grow up there? >> guest: yes. c-span: what'd your parents do? >> guest: my father was employed by the veterans administration hospital in that town. c-span: and when did you first get your interest in either being a teacher or an english, a little history, research? >> guest: i think in college i knew that i wanted to be a teacher for the usual reading reas

the floor and fauna of africa, but some brought about the beauty of the african people. one was named addison. he wrote, wherever i went i come upon eden. that's blood utopia. another one there were a man in people. what he meant, there were a muslim people. he noticed that there were getting religion. of course started studying. religious people all over. but then he saw one thing. the africans did not produce with the need. there is no idea compound accumulation of the beginnings of capitalism. the original idea, as we know. many get a very wealthy, but you produced what you need. the africans did that. a lot of time of leisure, but they also worked. he saw something in that by studying africa and by bringing these africans. they were india's human beings. in the end he wrote, we must ask ourselves, who are the greater savages, and we come to the answer, it is the europeans who much better about to take people from their continent. he had the tremendous idea of bringing all these. started writing pamphlets and corresponding with patrick henry. he said patrick henry, gi