horn rhino is. to extract the remaining stumps reserves that combine the practice of horning with regular food petrol and extensive monitoring could have a chance of saving the large part because it looks brutal but when carried out by professionals it is safe and pain free we make sure that we don't get into the growth. part of the war where there's definitely feeding and we also wouldn't be good from an infection point of unity go to the one so i think in this case i don't know what they're over stimulated this little vibration going to the body of this sort of food in a state of arizona sort of like being in a theater so the so they would respond to that but i don't think it's been. the process takes about half an hour the horn is labeled wait for a graph and will later be stored in a secret government world far away from the park improved security measures and interventions such as dea horning have helped south africa to cut the number of poached animals by half over the past 5 years. rhino 911

the animals are sedated before the patient's horn is sold off. beautiful home probably about. 500 kilograms. tragic of many if you do that. but unfortunately the only option that we have. to climb to something are you know trying to trimming trees like these animals one of. the team needs to a quickly before the rhino wakes up again horny is a drastic procedure that removes about 90 percent of the horn that conservationists tell us that in some areas even de horn rhino is moderate to extract the remaining stumps reserves that combine the practice of horning with regular food petrol and extensive monitoring could have a chance of saving the large hobbyhorse it looks brutal but when carried out by professionals it is safe and pain free we make sure that we don't get into the growth. part of the room where there's definitely feeding and we also wouldn't be good from an infection point of view in regard to the one so i think in this case i don't feel that they're over stimulated this little vibration going to the body as a sort of food anesthetic you

it is a well established fucked that rhino horn is essentially made up of the same substance as a human thing and will but it continues to so for us to normal prices especially in east asia where it is considered to have him impalas south africa has a nearly 80 percent of the was wine it was on husband todd but poaching with only about $20000.00 on was left in the wild the country has now resulted in drastic measures in order to preempt porches stocks have started to be gone or their rhinos . lansberg national park in south africa. iran has been spotted but sadly help has come too late after ripping off its own coach has left it as prey for lions. helicopter pilot and he could jacobs is out on patrol surveying the area he's a founding member of the anti poaching group the rhino 911 an organization that provides emergency helicopter rescue to rhinos injured all front mostly due to poaching but it also carries a preventive measures. in a last ditch attempt to save him rhino 911 has been assigned to help dion rhinos in the province the animals are said dated before the patient's horn is so

the status of one-horned rhinos has improved from endangered to vulnerable.ut with severe flooding becoming increasingly frequenen, he says more needs to be done to story remainsnos one of conservation success. al jazeera, new delhi. >> india has reported more than 50,000 new cases of coronavirus in a single day for the first time. is mostly infections in rural areas where the government has been easing restrictions. india has the world's third highest number of cases with more than 1.5 million. 35,000 people have died. peak grape harvesting season in gaza, but farmers say they are barely covering their expenses. this year has been difficult with the pandemic and economic hardship caused by the israeli blockade. reporter: this year offered good rainfall and fertile soil, but grape farmers are feeling the heat. more than a decade of an israeli-egyptian blockade has limited peoples' ability to buy one of gaza's most famous crops. homer's hope to sell 7000 tons of grapes during the season from july until september. but the supply is higher than the demand. >> it

(horns honking) (guns firing) >> can you just explain why people are cheering?ps and government, people felt free for the first time. this what isis was selling to the people. g but maliki andovernment is gone. (people cheering) (whistles blowing)♪ ♪ what we used to see as the police now is the islamic police. at used to be iraqi flag now is the black flag of isis. om day one, you would see in the street what they called the media outlet putting on the tv, on the monitor, isis videos, showing their propaganda. >> (singing in arabic) >> (speaking arabic): >> (speaki arabic): >> i saw myself childr between just after watching a video.sis ♪ >> would isis have existed ifay america had ? >> i don't think so, no. americans would have, would have stopped that. the u.s.a. committed two major bad things in iraq. first was invasion, and the second was withdrawal from iraq. because we were not ready at all, not, we didn't, didn't have an army, good army. control the ground, we didn'tto have a strong government-- it was very weak. so when, when they withdrawal, ♪ was a mist

wil haygood connections to the hughes and lena horne.eneration of african-americans found success in their perspective fields during the start of a broader civil rights movement. wil haygood discusses i his boos with an agent magazine. another of the people's history of sports in the united states. ♪ host: welcome my name is dave and i am the sports editor for the nation's magazine and i'm absolutely thrilled at the interview, to be interviewing a man who has written a tremendous biography about the greatest pound for pound boxer of the 20th century. that boxer's name is walker, smith junior. better known as sugar ray robinson. and the author, is wil haygood. how you doing. wil: i'm good and it's good to be here. host: it is great to be here. dave: i really do think this book is worthy of sugar ray robinson. as a great achievement. so congratulations right away. you are not a sports biographer by trade right. why did you decide to spend five years of your life writing about this man. wil: i had written to previous biographies. one of ada

playing horn that's so good! thank you!mazing that such a variety of sounds comes out of such a simple instrument. yes, it's quite simple, as you see. or, at the wrong way — this way. it's a bone, and it's a goat's horn, or, at the wrong way — this way. actually, it was not made for making music. the shepherds had it to keep the wolves and bears away. so this was a warning. this is not pretty music! yes, not many melodies are written down, as we know, but some. so, would you say there is something unique running through norwegian music, and where does that come from? nature gives me a lot of power and a lot of inspiration to make music. we are quite isolated. we didn't... ..visit each other because of the valleys so people can work with their own thing in a way. still, there are people who do this, try to make their own voice. so i'm about to head off through the country to bergen, listening to music along the way. but is there something that i should be listening out for? is there something that i should be paying attentio

playing horn that's so good! thank you!amazing that such a variety of sounds comes out of such a simple instrument. yes, it's quite simple, as you see. it's a bone, and it's a goat's horn, ooh, at the wrong way — this way. actually, it was not made for making music. the shepherds had it to keep the wolves and bears away. so this was a warning. this is not pretty music! yes, not many melodies are written down, as we know, but some. so, would you say there is something unique running through norwegian music, and where does that come from? nature gives me a lot of power and a lot of inspiration to make music. we are quite isolated. we didn't... people can work with their own thing in a way. still, there are people who do this, try to make their own voice. so i'm about to head off through the country to bergen, listening to music along the way. but is there something that i should be listening out for? is there something that i should be paying attention to? try to find some folk music, some singers and also go to smalljazz clu

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you can hear the cars beeping their horns in support of the protesters. many people in kha barovsk support of the protesters. many people in khabarovsk believe that the move against their governor is politically motivated. 0n governor is politically motivated. on saturday there was a big crowd, 30,000 people turned out. it is much smaller tonight, a few hundred, but there seems to be momentum. the protests are continuing, and there's certainly a lot resentment here, felt towards the kremlin.

in akra people are grabbing social and political issues by the horns. and harnessing creativity parity and protest to challenge and change ideas. garner controversial a witness documentary on al-jazeera. welcome back let's recap your top stories for you this half hour the u.s. supreme court has issued mixed verdicts on the man's with donald trump's financial records and the president's tax returns and other documents will remain out of the public eye they have ruled however that mr trump's records can be examined by prosecutors in new york. the united arab emirates is said to be holding up a deal with gulf states that could only 3 year long blockade against qatar that's according to reports being carried on the fox news website. the u.n. secretary general is warning the coronavirus outbreak might launch millions of people into poverty across latin america and the caribbean and tony good to want to $18000000.00 people would lose their jobs with the worst affected be women and black and it degenerates community as. well chile was one of the region's faste

devastating floods in northeastern india have killed dozens of wild animals including rare one horned rhinos around 60 percent of the rangar national park in the state of assam is underwater you know a world heritage site is home to the world's largest population of one horn runners 16 of which have died in the floods there's a fear on him reports from new delhi. taking refuge from the floods $100.00 rhinos gather on artificially built highlands in india's cuz it on the national park more than half of the 1000 square kilometer wildlife reserve is underwater heavy monsoon rains in the northeast and state have killed $143.00 of the park's inhabitants of the past month including 16 rhinos. the 2 who were records are not the political situation is what he many were learning about how gone to the hills looking for the highland grass but it's not enough. flood so an annual occurrence during the monsoon season but conservationists say they are becoming more severe. it is it is right or seriousness a real phenomenon or it is it's a human induced lot also because there are so many dams in upst

in akra people are grabbing social and political issues by the horns. and time to sing creativity parity and protest to challenge a change i.d.'s. a gun a controversial a witness documentary on al-jazeera. welcome back updating the top story for you so far this half hour the u.s. supreme court has issued mixed verdicts on demands for donald trump's financial records and the presidential tax returns and other documentation will remain out of the public eye and they have ruled how well the best trumps records can be examined by prosecutors in new york. united arab emirates is said to be holding up a deal with gulf states that could end the 3 year long rocket against cattle that's according to reports being carried on the fox news website. the united nations secretary general antonio terra she is warning of unprecedented economic damage to latin america because of coronavirus pushing millions of people into poverty the u.n. says the region is set for its worst recession in over 100 years will an $18000000.00 people are expected to lose their jobs bringing

who were kept here or killed and voted in the mass graves that were found recently in the city of horn or others were transferred to other notorious prisons and what have those forces in the east of the country now the crimes committed but have those forces in and around the city of the horn including the mass graves and also the torture of in such prisons is being looked into by international justice organizations and the international criminal court is due to send a team to libya to investigate their war crimes including the mass graves and other crimes also that were committed by his forces over the past year now government officials here tell us that they also found blood in in and around this prison and also they suspect that there are some victims who are killed and buried in the vicinity of this prison. serbia has decided to not go ahead with plans to impose a weekend coronavirus lockdown after 2 days of protests thousands of people tried to storm the parliament on wednesday night it also led to wider anger over the government's handling of the pandemic the president has blamed

a public advocate on the streets, for the protestors, light up the feds use bright lights and blow horns to call attention on the unwanted visitors in your city and call them out on the authority they're using, their lack of insignias, and the rental cars they're using. >> i will be doing it in court i have known to take a blow horn to rallies and that sort of thing. the authority you ask about, that is easier there is an executive order from the president it gives authority for them to assist in protecting the federal buildings and monuments. we have some federal buildings here there has been some graffiti some others had damage, but for the most part they're boarded up because of covid and our city had to shut down so look there are people out of the streets. have you ever heard people say don't make a federal case out of it don't bring in the federal agents your mom says if you go to someone's house uninvited, clean up, don't make a mess, and leave before you're told or asked to we asked them to leave and they have not left and here are the moms and the dads protecting their young and

this trio of horn builds is here from ages and is being respected by our forefathers from generations the age of this tree is not less than 225 years whenever there is any function in the village this tree is worshiped 1st. the western ghats a mountainous region running to the south of mumbai in former times there was a unique rain forest here not much of it is lived many large productive crees would chop down here a few years ago to build the trees. and due to economic pressures locals the core group of the sick recreate the makes place for livestock farming. however the remaining grandfathers contained precious treasures the fruit of the be productive tree known ingredient in the i regret the herbal medicine industry the fair while foundation has developed a business idea from this local harvest the fruits of the crease. one of them is to do your own project. he has been a permanent member of the project for 8 he's. clearly. example of reverse migration who was leaving for mumbai to do its job as there was no one in the family. livelihood at the relist station very present to develo

america ♪ ♪ >> ♪ freedom amber waves of grain ♪ in the united states, at 11:00 a.m., there was the sound hornss a day of celebration. america, america ♪ ♪ with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ america ♪ [applause] there was the evangelist speaker, billy graham. they: without freedom of press and an open communication system, we do not sweep our sins under the road. if racial exists, tensions exist, if riots occur, the whole world knows about it. instead of the iron curtain, we have a picture window. [applause] [gunfire] a 50-gunfollowed 56-gun salute one , for each of the united states and its territories as the flag of each state and intentionally was brought in possession. ♪ marching scouts then carried to the mass flags of the united states from the lincoln memorial to the ellipse near the white house. here, the largest american flag in the capital flew above the flags of the 56 states and territories. citizens of all ages brought their small, american flags to place the upright in beds which "u.s.a."letters ♪ in the evening, there was a 2:45 show, featuring american film and recordi

horns blare. pots and pans bang.ieving he is responsible for unnecessary deaths, many have been expressing their anger with their president, demanding his removalfrom power. many believe that the relationship between a maid and their employer exploits the lack of opportunities available to the poor. in some homes, maids are treated as socially inferior and their work is seen as demeaning. but with an abundance of unskilled labour in favelas like paradise town, maids like zeza are cheap to employ and easy to dismiss when crisis hits. but the relationship between maids and their bosses is much more than just an economic one, often blurring work and affections. neca was invited to rossana's wedding. in other families, she may well have been serving the guests. neca has a very special bond with rossa na's daughter, joana. neca became pregnant at 15 with the first of her four children and her youth suddenly ended as she sought domestic work to make ends meet. miguel, her youngest child, is nearly the same age asjoana. but

>> all across the united states at 11:00 a.m., at every town, there was the sound of church bells, hornss, as a unified recognition of the day of celebration. god shedica, america eis grace on the and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ [applause] >> a principle speaker was evangelist leader billy graham. dr. graham: she's never hidden her problems and faults. without freedom of the press and open communication system, we don't sweep our sins under the rug. if poverty exists, if racial tension exists, if riots occurs, the whole world knows about it. instead of an iron curtain we have a picture window. [applause] >> there followed a 56 gun salute. one for each of the united states and its territories, as the flags of each state and territory were brought into position on the memorial steps. marching boy scouts that carried flags of the united states from the lincoln memorial to near the white house. here, the largest american flag in the capitol flew above the flags of the 56 states and territories. citizens of all ages brought their small american flags to place the

let's switch topics, go to our air horn. [ air horn ] >> "binge this."hool nightmare. >> he's doing the fist pump too. >> yep. >> from that and from dan's boston accent, all right, it's time for "binge this," and july 4th calls for star-spangled entertainment. "people tv's" daryn carp is here with some patriotic recommendations. daryn, happy fourth of july. thanks for being here with us. all right. so -- >> thanks for having me. >> it wouldn't be july 4th without nathan's famous hot dog eating contest. give us the details on that. >> happy fourth, everyone. i love the air horn, of course. well, espn is airing nathan's famous hot dog eating contest today at noon. i am so excited for this because the legendary sport is back. that's how i see it. iconic style of new york city where it's always been and i'm super excited about this. however, due to the pandemic, of course, it will be held in private as a safety precaution. so no audience this year but no problem because that contest is always at home on your couch and i want you guys to keep an eye out for f

] >> -- "binge this," saturday morning air horn.hat means. janai is here with more on that, good morning. >> oh, i miss hearing that air horn in the studio, guys. it is time for "binge this," and if you need weekend plans, we've got you covered. entertainment expert josh mcbride is breaking down the buzziest entertainment to binge. josh, thank you so much for joining us. welcome to the show. all right. let's kicks things off with a movie. what do you recommend? >> all right, so "palm springs" came out yesterday on hulu. guilty. i was up late watching it. it's the perfect movie for any t around e film andeent sungdance fi festiva stars comedy heavyweight andy samberg and cristin milioti plus peter gallagher, j.k. simmons, a really great cast there. the movie revolves around andy's character niles and cristin's character sara who plays a reluctant maid of honor meeting each other at a palm springs wedding. things get complicated and by the next morning they seem to be stuck in this time loop giving us a "groundhog day" feel to the mov

it is best amplified with able horned system.he proclamation varies -- varies from state to state. lieutenant, that a police officer of the city. i hereby declare this to be an unlawful assembly. i command you to disperse. >> the order should be given clearly. refuses to comply, there are a number of possible courses to follow. first there is the employment of the special tactical force. there are three basic types of formations. diagonal, and the wedge. shouldible, your force of three consist squads. two in action and one in reserve. the success of the formation depends on the field commanders experience and judgment. the right size desk right site formation is used for breaking mobs into segments. it is also used to enter a mob to rescue a wounded officer or season agitator or ringleader. when an agitator is taken, it is imperative that he be removed from the scene immediately. without their leader, the mob will be confused and more easily broken up. the line is a formation denying an objective to a crowd. for example, blocking

it's been our turn and as the horns home. and drivers yell encouragement. andre says he feels the support to keep standing for himself and others and makes me so happy. >>and they still feel like that that my back again ice isn't together and. >>one or one oh one meisel's to help the real ones. >>help >>that was ryan houston reporting for us this morning. >>there's a live look outside we'll take a quick break. we'll be back with more in a minute as we leave you with us. quick look here at the bay bridge toll plaza camera we'll be right back. well many people have such a misunderstanding as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. you're responsible for keeping up your property taxes and you're responsible for paying your insurance on the property. for us, it was a security blanket. the value of our house, was to fund our lon

. ♪ [military band horns playing] ♪ a german cruiser falls prize to the british navy.ield marshal montgomery, victor and liberator. ♪ [cheering] ♪ at his reception by the people of the city, they demonstrate feelings of deliverance and gratitude. ♪ as in every liberated city, the people of copenhagen welcome allied troops. this world the world has seen such scenes of joy in france, and belgium and holland and now it is the turn of the people of denmark. ♪ sheets of music are printed and distributed. ♪ [crowds cheering] ♪ soldier salutes soldier. this is the comradeship of free people. king christian arrives for the reopening of the danish parliament. with a democratic constitution, all parties are represented under the leadership of the well-loved monarch. all through the occupation, he inspired his people. his faith in allied victory never faltered. his faith is justified today. ♪ ♪ [end of newsreel] americane watching covering history, c-span style, with event coverage, eyewitness accounts, archival films, lectures in college classrooms, and visits to museums and his

it's actually zero re-- credit record. ( horns honking ) >> reporter: ping an aessed its customers byeloping a social credit score, based on all the data from users' phones. like ping an, the government is now converting people's data into social credit scores. in shenzhen, cameras watch this intersection. ( horn honking ) if people jaywalk, they're publicly shamed when their faces are displayed on this reen, and their credit scores are docked. do you think that because that camera is there, more people cross legally? >> ( translated ): of course! they are afraid to be seen doing something inappropriate, so they will change their behavior. >> ( translated ): if you jaywalk, it reduces your credit ore. for example, if you cross ther red light, youore would be reduced by two to three. >> reporter: the credit score system iso important, there's even a communist party-produceda national credizine. wu xiaan is the editor in chief. >> ( translated ): this system has become an effective measure in our social governance. for example, on the bus, people with rular scores will pay regular price

. >> reporter: china produces 50% of the world's medical supplies, anthat's now increasin ( ship hornws ) >> reporter: that trade w started long before covid-19. this is shenzhen, china's silicon valley. across shenzhen's seg-e-market's ten floors, thousands of businesses sell locally andrn inionally. if you have a product that'sla beled "made in chi," chances over decades, china built a manufacturing base not only for electronics, but all industriese that proviheap and reliable labor to american businesses. anghai general sports produces more than three milliokes every year-- 80% for the u.s. and it's a family business. meet c.e.o. lei ge, whose father was the company's founder. >> we work with our partners in the states as a fami that's why we can come so close. reporter: a phase one trade deal signed in january c some u.s. tariffs in exchange for chinese purchases, but not the tariffs on shangi general sports, nor did it answer the u.s.' fundamental concerns about trade. here's another family business we visited last year, shanghai general sports' chief customer:. kent bikeso., arn

g) grubhub rewards you, (scooter horn honking) get a free delivery perk when you order. (doorbell rings) - [group] grubhub. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the coronavirus here in the u.s. and what the president just said a short time ago when asked about video he retweeted of a doctor. that video pulled down. what he now says. and tonight, the new headline involving a possible vaccine. tonight, moderna now saying they have new evidence that their potential vaccine may act quickly, within days. we'll explain what they saw in their trial. and what pfizer is now saying tonight. it all comes as florida now reports a record number of deaths in 24 hours. the virus taking a toll on the front lines. the head of the icu at a baltimore hospital dying of covid-19. "the new york times" obtaining a report from the white house task force urging 21 red zone states to impose more restrictions. and the mass gatherings. a packed church event on a california beach. a huge charity concert in the hamptons on long island. tonight, new york's governor andrew cuomo calling it

[car horns honking] [insects chirping] amarasekaren: oo oo oo! what's happening? what's happening? no big problem, huh? ok. whenen we get probm... man: whoa!! [men shouting] [indistinct conversation] narrator: while freetown residents fight for acccountability, in san francisco, climate change isn't debabated as mucuch as it's mitigateded. billions of dollars are pouring into the bay area, but is tech-driven development prepared for a sea level that's rising? scholl: san francisco is experiencing a tremendous building boom and has been for the last 5 years. tam: we have ucsf hospital. we have the warriors coming. we have a bunch of new apartment buildings. scholl: you have corporate headquarters of facebook, google, microsoft. christensen: we realize we live in such an amazing place with so much creativity and innovation. i'm excited when i see the young people in the tech industry all overer town, allll over the e by area commuting backck and forth. there's an energy here. renteria: in mission bay, everyone pretty much works in tech, working on the next start-up. woman: i have 3 c

[dramatic military music] [trumpeting horns] >> president truman reviews the second armor division. accompanied by the secretary of state burns, he rides on the autobahn to berlin where men, tanks and vehicles are lined up for the presidential inspection. on july 18, the president and mr. burns are guests of mayor stalin and russian commissar molotov at soviet headquarters. mayor stalin acknowledges a request for photographs and the group proceeds to the garden of the villa. the formal sessions of the conference get underway with president truman chosen to preside over the meetings. mayor stalin exchanges handshakes with prime minister churchill and british foreign sector anthony eaton. churchill and eaton are to be replaced as britain's chief spokesman at the conference. atlee becomes britain's prime minister by virtue of his party's victory. after daily sessions for eight days, the conference recessed until the election results became known. between sessions, president truman talks with generals dwight d. eisenhower and omar bradley. admiral lahey is also present at the potsdam wh

they offered to get a horse and put a horn on it [ laughter ] >> seth: which, now that -- that to melt >> that's a good point we probably should've let them know, like, betty know and her manager that, hey, we could have gone this route, and we didn't because of you [ laughter ] the only other option was i think lorne's daughter at that time had a real unicorn, which i know we're not supposed to talk about. >> seth: right, i know that's very much -- i think lorne showed us pictures and said - [ laughter ] now, it should be noted -- because i do want to take some of this onus off betty white this -- you did try it one other time >> yeah. in my third season, we did it with ferrell and it's more the version that we're doing for "second chance theatre" where it's a little bit more about the back and forth between what was jason and ferrell. and -- >> will ferrell, one of the all-time greatest sketch actors. >> seth: yes >> yeah. >> like, yeah. not that colin farrell wouldn't have crushed it, totally capable. um, but -- yeah. yeah giving it his all. >> and will ferrell liked it and tried

in akra people are grabbing social and political issues by the horns. and how to sing creativity parity and protest to challenge and change ideas. a gun a controversial a witness documentary on al-jazeera. short films of hope. and inspiration. a series of short personal stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. al-jazeera selects. why. you watching are just there a reminder of our top stories this hour china is threatening action against australia for its reaction to hong kong's new security law this radio is offering a path to permanent residency for hong kong people and it suspending its extradition treaty with the territory. ivory coast is facing political upheaval after the sudden death of the prime minister ahmed who gone on to bali collapsed during a cabinet meeting 3 months before he was forced to run for president. and serbia's government is set to announce new coronavirus restrictions on after the president said a weekend curfew may not go ahead thousands of people protested across belgrade for a 2nd night against the governmen

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(baby murmuring) grubhub rewards you, (scooter horn honking) get a free delivery perk when you order.gs) - [group] grubhub. >> millions of college students across the country have seen their summer internships cancel because of, what else, the pandemic. a few companies are moving them on line. naomi ruccum reports on how virtual programs can still attract and retape young talent. >> reporter: college student sierra johnson in in the midst of a pharmaceutical internship. but she wakes up in chicago. >> when my school shut down, i definitely worried about, am i going to have an internship. >> theio su the summer in naannapolis but th indianapolis. what my summer looked like is working on trainings and how can we make diversity and inclusion better at the company. >> sierra isn't alone. in a recent poll from the national association of colleges and employers, 46% of employers surveyed said they were moving sberpships on line. companies depend on intern programs to find new rkers. inds city's largest employers have come together for i wouldyfluence. >> we know that this future pipe line i