stall the cows used their horns to communicate. on through she offered the tip of her horn to another cow so it could clean dirt out of its high. but the dog was black crowes a clip of you had she stuck out her horn and the other one went like this. compound knows he can't bend the horning entirely he jokes that if he tried to do that someone might set fire to his cow stall instead he seeking financial assistance for farmers who let their cattle keep their horns. that's because these cows need more space in the stalls and d. horned ones. his opponents say couple's initiative would cost thirty million swiss francs. it will be at these scales where the money come from it have to be taken out of domestic agriculture there certainly wouldn't be any more direct payments or subsidies and that would mean more discontent amongst farmers in one of them. but the battle against horning is really about creating more nature oriented agricultural policies something armen couple plans to keep fighting for now he must find funding for his referend

and they look so beautiful with the horns on. >> reporter: every single horn is collected, measured, and bagged in front of a nature conservation representative. >> 35 centimeter the circumference -- >> our intention is not to flag them off at all. it's to slowly supply the a demand. we can do that with a few horned rhino. >> reporter: again, rhino horn is basically just keratin, like fingernails. >> it's just shavings from the horn. it looks exactly the same as if you clip your nails. it's keratin with hair in it that forms the horn. >> reporter: the horn grows back, providing an inexhaustible supply of a commodity more valuable than gold. >> we're seeing the rhino can be the goose that's going to lay its own golden egg. >> reporter: the debate has reached a boiling point. on the potential lifting of the controversial ban that would make it legal to sell rhino horn internationally. >> it was incredibly encouraging to see a number of african ministers standing shoulder to shoulder, how dare you come to africa and try to prescribe to us our conservation policies and strategies? >> rep

in his stall the cows used their horns to communicate. on through she offered the tip of her horn to another cow so it could clean dirt out of its high. but the dog was black crowes a clip of you had she stuck out her horn and the other one went like this. couple knows he can't bandy horning entirely he jokes that if you tried to do that someone might set fire to his cow stall instead he's seeking financial assistance for farmers who let their cattle keep their horns. that's because these cows need more space in the stalls and d. horned ones. his opponents say couples initiative would cost thirty million swiss francs. it will be at these a scale where the money come from it have to be taken out of domestic agriculturist gets to go and see if there certainly wouldn't be any more direct payments or subsidies and that would mean more discontent amongst farmers and wealthy than that but the battle against the horning is really about creating more nature oriented agricultural policies something armen couple plans to keep fighting for now he mu

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the horns are cut and sanded. leaving behind only a couple of inches. so it can regrow. >> it looks almost like, it's the same as if you were cut your nails. it has keratin in it. >> reporter: and just like the fingernails, the horn grows ba supply of a commodity more valuable than gold. >> we are seeing that the rhino can be the goose that's going to lay its own golden egg. >> reporter: the debate has reached a boiling point on a lifting of a controversial ban that would make it legal to sell rye now horn internationally. >> it would be encouraging to see ministers standing shoulder to shoulder, how dare you come to africa and try to prescribe to us our conservation policies. >> reporter: many believe that lafti la lifting the ban will curb poaching, but not everyone agrees. >> individuals are banking on extinction. so we've seen a shift, gone from health to wealth. the reason the animal is being killed now is speculating on extinction. >> reporter: but with rhino horn demand at an all-time high, those not under they are rapidly going into extinction.

the horns are cut and sanded, leaving behind only a couple of inches, so it can regrow.ng an inexhaustible supply of a commodity more valuable than gold. coveted for their supposed medicinal value. the debate has reached a boiling point. on the potential lifting of the controversial ban that would make it legal to sell rhino horn internationally. >> whether we like it or not, we have to dehorn these rhino. i fought that decision for about five years, and that cost us five rhino. and i will never get over it. >> and bob woodruff will have much more on how they do this, using infrared cameras to spot the poachers. and bob's report from south africa continues tonight, "blood horns: the battle to save the rhinos." that's on "nightline," right after jimmy kimmel. >>> when we come back tonight, the sheriff's deputy facing charges this evening. the home surveillance, and what it allegedly shows. you'll see it. >>> and the airport arrest tonight. the suspect, the takedown in the terminal. we'll be right back. terminal. we'll be right back. yes. technical wizards. who, with the v

like can't you honk the horn yourself? >> that's silly. but i can understands locking the doors, unlocking the doors , that thing. >> well, even the honking, i feel like it is an alarm thing , like somebody near the window every my car, i'll press, you know, prep press a button. >> oh, i thought it is like i'm driving. i'm driving and someone gets in my way, honk horn, i mean, just easier to honk it yourself. >> yes, i know, i agree. >> i'm sure that's an option, too. >> here is helping it is just safer, sometimes i am get so concerned with all of the new technology and the car. >> specially when i'm in the car with the new technology. thank you, have a great weekend. >> thank you. pennsylvania attorney josh shapiro filed lawsuit against the country's largest student loan company. >> yes, he is accused g corporation every putting their own profit ahead of the interest in student and their families. >> well, we accuse today, widespread abuses, quite literally, have cost student loanholders billions of dollars, including thousands of people

. >> prime versus carotid and there's the horn. >> usa, usa! usa! >> they spotted it. they're going to try to knock it out. >> oh! >> he's coming. >> it's a distraction. >> uh-oh! >> firing a big shot. wait a second. >> engine off. >> the robots now appear to be stuck. both robots are reset and ready. >> oh, the chainsaw. >> my god. >> what? oh that's awesome. >> oh! >> we have a winner, team mega bot. >> yeah! >> but there are other bots out there and this could be the first of many. >> kobe is here walking through a field in saskatchewan and he spots this. >> it's okay. >> this is a great horned owl. >> you know what happened, it's probably swooping down on some mouse or something and didn't see that. >> of course it didn't and that's just tragic and sad. these are gorgeous animals and they do so much for the environment, too. >> you get a good look at how big and round the piercing eyes are. >> who is going to help me, who? >> kobe. he's got gloves on. >> ooh, you are just too great up there, pal. >> he examines what is caught, how wrapped up is this thing and it on

to have mind speed homburg three two and frankfurt got the better of hanover laid on dortmund lock horns with a light six later to lock horns with a live six later tonight in this weekend's bundesliga blockbuster and on sunday live a cousin host wolfsburg while gladbach travel to bremen. meanwhile there was high drama in last night's bundesliga match up hosted the winless cologne so cut took a first half lead but that only spurred on cologne defender dominic hines came out of nowhere with a sublime goal to lever the score with thirteen minutes to go the hosts got lucky in injury time when substitute said rock up close shots took a deflection and dribbled in two one just to start the final score. you're watching news from berlin more coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news on our web site thanks for joining. us. take a trip to a world of boundless ambition. the young entrepreneurs eager to tackle global challenges. join flip just that's not a german entrepreneur award winner two thousand and fifteen as he travels through asia looking for the next big

that forms the horn. >> reporter: and just like the fingernails, the horn grows back, providing an inexhaustiblerhino can be the goose that's going to lay its own golden egg. >> reporter: the debate has reached a boiling point on a potential lifting of the controversial ban that would make it legal to sell rhino horn internationally. >> it was incredibly encouraging to see a number of african ministers standing shoulder to shoulder. how dare you come to africa and try to prescribe to us our conservation policies and strategies? >> reporter: many private rhino owners in south africa believe that lifting the the ban will curb poaching. but not everyone agrees. >> unfortunately what is going to happen is individuals are banking on extinction. so we've seen a shift. it's gone from health to with wealth. the reasons we see animals being killed now is speculating on extinction. >> reporter: but with rhino horn demand at an all-time high, rhinos not under lock and key are rapidly being poached into extinction. >> when we were there, there were armed guards there to follow the rhinos in the park everywh

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(car horn continuously honking) months later, the saudis responded with a massive air campaign. houthis have blocked aid shipments. they've detained and even tortured their opponents, and they've prevented human rights organizations from doing their work. but nothing has really caused as much death and destruction as the saudi bombs. we went to the site of a funeral bombing. it had taken place late last year. and the saudis say they mistook it for a gathering of houthi officials. you were standing right here? (man speaking arabic) >> he was the last... >> smith: it was what's called a "double tap." as people ran back inside to save lives, a second missile hit. about 150 people died there... 400 to 500 people were injured. this man says he lost 26 members of his family. the saudis say this was a mistake. that they didn't intend to bomb a funeral. >> smith: we were taken to other bombing sites by our houthi minders, but the fact is you can see the war in yemen wherever you go. it's just not always immediately evident. we were in one supermarket in the capital, sanaa, and it was a

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horns with a light six later locks horns with a live six later tonight in this weekend's bundesliga blockbuster and on sunday live a cousin host wolfsburg while gladbach travel to bremen meanwhile there was high drama in last night's match up hosted the winless cologne took a first half lead but that only spurred on cologne defender dominic hines came out of nowhere with a sublime goal to lever the score with thirteen minutes to go the hosts got lucky in injury time when substitute. shots took a deflection and dribbled in to want to start the final score. you're watching news from berlin more coming up at.

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(horn belows). >> he couldn't stop honking. little boy from argentina apparently swallowed a horn.u just -- the doctor who performed surgery on the eight-year-old shared this video. clearly they don't have hipaa parent until argentina. hoping it would make parents pay more attention to what their children with. video has gone viral. millions and millions of views. the doctor says he wants people to reach out if anyone pokes fun if the little boy that's what this video is about. the doctor says the little guy is all better now. there you go. >>> former chester county paramedic facing charges now after police say he inappropriately touched a minor that he was supposed to be mentoring. 50-year-old kenneth mason is now in jail. police say mason was a part-time paramedic for chester county hospital and a full-time paramedic for jefferson university hospital. according to police may john inappropriately touched a young man taking part in ride along with him back in august. he's facing charges of corruption of minors and indecent assault. >>> so there's youth football team in pennsylvania

the number of rhino killed for their horn has gone from 13 in 2007, to over 1,000 in 2013 alone.ut a new danger to the park may be even more disastrous than the widespread poaching problem in the country. a new o open-castst coal mimine on the soutrrn borderr of the park threaeatens this, africa's most important rhino breeding ground. park officials here worry that this new danger could be a deep dark hole for rhino conservation, because the mine will pollute the air with dangerous gases, like toluene and benzene, and blow toxic coal dust over this wilderness area. the mine will also discharge acid mine water laceded with sulfuric idid and radioactive byprproducts iinto the e umfolozi river, where the parark's animals and the livestock of the surrounding community all drink. >> and when we c ce here, we come here to kind d of, like, to unwind and experience the wild, and now there's a mine happening on the edge of the wilderness, and itit's dilututg evevery expeperience that the people are getting here. >> if hundreds of rhinos are killed for their horn, the population can be ree

it'll take about six thousand years for the more land there get horn to fully recover. climate change is having a huge impact on the environment one issue of concern is that it's occasion in mali the green initiative has come up with a method that would stop erosion and restore the natural vegetation all of which can improve the quality of land used for agriculture and that's how they're doing their bit for the environmentalists. turning the desert green. a large sand dune is in danger in the village of conduit molly. sand is invading fields and smothering farmers' crops. the twenty five kilometer long dune threatens seven other villages. but local farmers together with an ngo have found a way to contain the sand and turn the desert green. they're building straw barriers to stop the shifting sands their growing bushes to stabilise the dunes with their roots and planting trees at that to to the sandy soil like the desert today which provides fruit and wood. making the dune safe is an ongoing project but the results are already being felt. like. if you're also doing your

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these conservationists want to save the more land near give horn in northern germany. their most important work right now is up rooting young trees from areas that are too dry andre data of the nature and biodiversity conservation union nabu has been working here for many years and leads the restoration project. we're removing trees to keep them all and because it's so dry the trees will otherwise keep growing and create a forest removing trees also reduces evaporation because water isn't being drawn out of the ground. up rooting the trees also helps protect the climate the more land stores considerably more carbon than forests. too many trees would dry out the more and slowly destroy it. in this dish pretty moreland's are important for biodiversity there are many rare plants and animals that only thrive on them was and can't be found elsewhere in the landscape to protect them the most must be maintained and it's important for the climate because more store carbon dioxide which removes it from the atmosphere. ninety eight percent of the more lands in germany have alrea