i'm felicia great to see you again national parks are not only the green law of the continents they're also so much more as we'll soon find out. here's what we've got in store for you today. we catch a rare glimpse of a mountain gorilla in the wild in the d.r. see. find out how a simple water filter changed the lives of schoolchildren in uganda. and we'll hear how scientists are finding to preserve coral reefs off the coast of south africa. have you ever wondered why countries need national parks and nature reserves why can't wild animals just roam free and why does the government have to spend so much money on protecting plants and animals all reporter breaks down for us just how vital national parks are to african countries. it's one of the world's most amazing natural spectacles the great migration of wind based in east africa over a million of them follow the rains every year they traverse the soaring gayety of vast tracts of wilderness interns and kenya part of it is the famous serengeti national park interns any of the covers almost fifteen thousand square kilometers and protects

limelight with my colleague not hello there and hi felicia yes i'm not in lagos i mean guyana crowd gonna put together some exciting environmental topics from africa and europe for you today will be looking at the importance of sea grasses to the oceans and how some scientists develop a to fishel scene graph but here's what else is coming up on the show. with me the young man in kenya who has gone into business as a self-employed waste because. we have been forced to make things in by way and this is the reptile rescue center. and we take a look at of course job protection in solvents in nature and what it means for the future of fisherman that. hundreds of people in the kenyan capital live from go up . in down dura where one of nairobi's biggest dung sites is located we speakers come every day to sort through the rubbish amongst them is twenty eight year old gabino chair he views his work as an essential service and himself as a self-employed businessman he has specialized and can make a decent living from salvaging garbage. garbage covering an area bigger than thirty football fiel

this week's edition together with my charming colleague for leisure and me in south africa hello felicia hi there n.c. and hello from jova today will be highlighting environmental projects from across the continent paying special attention to what's going on in oceans and other bodies of water here's a round up of today's stories. we meet a social entrepreneur in nigeria's capital abuja and. then we take a look at how germany is trying to protect one of the oldest fish species in the world. and our team went to swim with the dolphins on the beaches of the indian ocean in tanzania. dolphins are both a blessing and a curse to the people of hordes of tourists visit the village on the island of zanzibar to swim and small pool with them but the increase in tourism is also a threat. to the wild dolphins there's sometimes thirty or even forty boats pursuing and beleaguer ing them the organization impacts africa raises awareness and tries to protect the marine life. zanzibar island everyone is hoping to get up close to the dolphins they regularly show up meals on the bar and there may be a touri

i'm felicia and great to see you again national parks on not only the green loll of the continent they're also so much more as we'll soon find out. here's what we've got in store for you today. we catch a rare glimpse of a mountain gorilla in the wild in the d.r. see. find out how a simple water filter changed the lives of schoolchildren in uganda. and we'll hear how scientists are fighting to preserve coral reefs off the coast of south africa. have you ever wondered why countries need national parks and nature reserves why can't wild animals just roam freely why does the government have to spend so much money on protecting plants and animals all reporter breaks down for us just how vital national parks are to african countries. it's one of the world's most amazing natural spectacles the great migration of wind based in east africa over a million of them follow the rains every year they traverse the city and get a vast tracts of wilderness intern's and kenya part of it is the famous serengeti national park interns any of the covers almost fifteen thousand square kilometers and protects co

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hey felicia how many pencils do you think you've already used up in your life to be honest i've never bothered to count but i'm sure you look right well and see you wouldn't believe it more than fourteen billion pencils are produced worldwide every year that's a lot of trees and has a major impact on the environment so kenyans come up with a clever idea they produce pens and pencils made out of recycled newspaper let's find out how all this magic works. businessman anthony kirori knows his local supplier is he often comes to pick up the old newspapers this time it's nearly three hundred fifty kilograms he pays about sixty three years for the whole his factory. about thirty kilometers outside the kenyan capital nairobi and city founded his company green pencils on his family's land along with an old friend ivan or chang their ecologically friendly pencil business is a job creator and doesn't require more trees to be cut down most conventional pencils are made from the wood of old sitters. i think most. of us. but not. a lot of sense it took the true and electrical engineer about five y

in berlin has got a biodiversity to its curriculum what do you think they learned there and well felicia they're learning how species inhabited i danger and what can be done to protect them but they don't just talk about it in the biology class the school finds ways to include aspects of biodiversity in every subject it requires a lot of effort on the part of the teachers the pupils and the parents hopefully it will inspire others to do the same. summer vacation is over it's back to school. and the first lesson is taking place out in the school garden . for these berlin students spades and pruning shears or is important for school as books and pans. mother schools might do other kinds of things but here we've got our garden on the farm and the animals it's really something special. plants and animals are an integral part of their education here the kids learn how an eco system functions. like garden waste lands next door at the schools farm yard . the forum has a number of residents including ducks pigs and chickens. then there is legal the mule and shall not the pony they graze in the s

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my name is felicia n.t.s.b. and i'm here in johannesburg and my colleague not to egghead joins me from nigeria . hi there felicia and hello everyone today will have some very exciting new environmental stories for you from africa and europe such as how farmers in mali are dealing with the climate change situation in this a hell region but that's not all here are the other stories we have lined up for today. our solar car wash and surprising cameron is expanding. don't talk about how the songs raise can be used to distill water. and how an artist in uganda trannie try to hold a. press let's head to in cameroon one of the problems affecting the metropolis is a shortage of water especially for the local cower services which is believed to waste quite a lot of it experts estimate that it takes more than one hundred liters of water to clean just one single car and that is not good a local startup has proved that environmentalists business friendly activity is a growing market in africa it could africa takes you on a

my name is felicia industry and i'm here in johannesburg and my colleague not to egghead joins me from nigeria.

but if you seen felicia as the course and interest rates are at the effect then my friend you don't know this business. because you can set the interest rates sank to inflation will still occur just now most economists of course subscribe to the view that higher interest rates are used to curb inflation for more let's bring in correspondent dorian jones in istanbul darrien president out on still doesn't seem to like this move how does still come around to finally approve an interest rate hike i think that is the big question people will be all in today non-corrupt and i think the reality is that the president realize how bad the situation will play think it took economy if the central bank hadn't the price if we increased interest rates and they expect haitian law to the turkish lira would be plummeting again forty possibly another ten or twenty percent given the fact that the current he's already down forty percent the pressure on the turkish economy and the banking system will become acute this is why most people are believing that the president did allow the central bank to hike right

in south africa i'm felicia enda speedy and i'm happy to be sharing the limelight with my colleague not to hello there i'm hard.

i have gus valeho, joseph bryant, brenda barrose, felicia jones. cheryl thornton. theresa ruther, i'm sorry, i can't read handwriting. rutherford. carol powell, nicole christianson. dalfina hand i. shanet, brandon, david, james henis, apologize if i could not read your handwriting. it was not on the list of speaker cards that i have gotten yet. i'm sorry, but it wasn't here, and i will call your name when the card -- and mr. wright, i did not call your name up. >> i was here first before anybody got here, ok? >> i understand, but right now we were -- >> i was first. >> supervisor kim: i understand you were here first but going on speaker cards. so if you can fill one out. all right. let's get started. >> i'm going to start off by telling you discriminatory practices that you are talking about, i experienced over 50 years ago working for the city for muni. i didn't know nothing about illegal immigration. when i worked for muni revenue, moving hundreds of thousands a night, sometimes a million dollars a night. you got me working with some illegal aliens from the phil

but then i thought about felicia. felicia lost h son. i said, she could forgive. th day on i had aettingdy someff the hook, but you're actually letting yourself if you keep it, there is no healing. u have to love each other. that's our second commandment. you have to love each other? >> yeah. >> repor jennifer, forgiveness doe come easy. no, it doesn't. e robs you of your husband, i which what that man did, where are you always want to forgive and that's whate're taught. somes i feel like i teeter-totte but then i know it's the rig thing to do, is to forgive. it's what we've taughteaur girls.t them to hate. >> rep have you forgiven him? n extent, yes. >> rep not all the way? >> sometimes when i look at my girls, they won't have the father/daur dance,hehey won't ha down the aisle. i think about them and their future and what they are missing out. reporte felicia sanders ma for her granddaughter whe saved by laying over her body during the attack. i grieve for my granddaughte no 11-year-o child should be in combat. so i hav to be strong for her. >> yes, you . >> and

. >> maria: #bibye felicia. running for father of the year.this video. police are charging him for using a toddler to steal toys and prizes out of a claw machine out at a new hampshire mall. oh, man, i wonder those claw machines are difficult. >> finally, kids are good for something. [laughter] what a waste of an idea. like you are not going to be able to sell these toys on the black market. use the kid to crawl through the window of a liquor store or pawnshop. what a waste of an investment. >> jesse: like a nice gold watch. >> dana: i personally thought good father-son time. you want parents to be spending more time with their children anyway they can get it. >> greg: you use the dog door at your own apartment. >> jesse: hang it on the rear view mirror. >> maria: someone who spends a lot of time in new hampshire i believe this happened. live or die. i love new hampshire. love. >> greg: they don't have email. they use a gun. >> dana: what don't you like. you love canada and new hampshire. >> maria: they are similar. new hampshire and canada ar

felicia trailer. dreams anthony. michael trinidad. francis joseph. gregory to roast. william.mes turner. donald joseph. robert to me. and my uncle bernard, i hope to one day be able to say i positively impact as many people as you did. we love you and we miss you. >> and my father firefighter we miss you and your bigger than life personality. i hope we make you proud please continue to watch over us. god bless america. [applause] >> tyler. alan upton. santos ballantine. edward raymond. david vargas. santos vasquez. peter vegas. and anthony. david vera. joseph vincent. melissa of incident. maria. lynette. l fred anton. >> and firefighter joseph patrick henry it's been 17 years. >> and to my father the fact that you are no longer here it breaks my heart. and i never got to meet you or laugh or cry with you or smile with you. only god knows what i would do. thank you for reminding me i am not alone. everything was possible and i thank you for that. i love you so much daddy. [applause] courtney wilcox. benjamin walker. mitchell wallace. matthew blake. jim walsh. james. james thoma

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