trade and it's important to send the message and secondly it's important because it takes ivory outstance circulation and places with stockpiles of ivory it's expensive and difficult to guard and at risk for traffickers who want to access the ivory and the best thing to do is destroy it outright. >>> coming to the electric car market and u.s. tesla motors is a dominate force, one big name car maker is trying to change that, ford is moving part of detroit operation to silicon valley, the capitol of the high tech industry and john reports. >> reporter: the center of gravity in the american alluto industry is going to silicon valley a place where software and hardware meet. >> here in silicon valueley is important for our future and important to get the right talent we need coming in the company and supports our efforts of driving innovation for customers. >> reporter: here cars are designed by virtual reality with ultra light carbon parts, the kind used on the up coming ford gt super car with self adjusting height for speed bumps and self adjusting spoiler for wind resistance. ford tr

it's long been known that china is the top ivory buyer. but the u.s.is also among the world's biggest markets. joining me now to talk about ivory sales in this country is the newshour's p.j. tobia. he hosts our newest podcast "shortwave." it's all about the intersection of foreign affairs and american life. so, p.j., this is a fascinating piece you put together. >> thanks judy. >> woodruff: the black market, how much money are we talking about worldwide? >> it's hard to get a handle on any black market but it's thought to be worth about $19 billion. >> woodruff: most of it is in china but more than people realize in the united states, what are people using it for? why has it become of interest to these criminal and terrorist networks? >> well, the criminal and terrorist networks in africa groups like al-shabaab are interested in anything they can smuggle for cash. they need money to car reout their operations. they already have access to cross borders to smuggle people, drugs and guns and ivory is just another substance they can get cash from. >> woodr

. >>> the united amirites destroyed ten tons of ivory and it's a cue transit hub for illegal trade andend up in asia used for traditional medicine among other things and the illegal trade is worth $1 billion a year at least 35,000 elephants are killed for their tuesday tusks each year and it's 10 million to half a million today and rhinos are suffering and now there are 29,000 left in the world and down from a half a million at the beginning of the 20th century. and we have the assist and director of the africa program for the world conservation society and she believes the ivory sends an important message to smugglers. >> reporter: you have to realize there is a global ivory crisis and elephant crisis going on around the world and we are losing 96 elephants per day so in a matter of a decade we could lose elephants from the world. what happened today, the burning of the ivory is incredibly important for two reasons, first of all because it shows the world as a global statement that says that we are no longer as a government going to tolerate illegal ivory trade and it's very important

. >> the ship arrived from the ivory coast on thursday but wasn't until this afternoon a crew memberfound the man. denise understandably the workers are having a hard time coping. >> reporter: yes, we are being told they are having a tough time, many of the crew members asleep for the night behind on a ship behind this pier 84 building. many of them are getting special care from a group whose job it is to support them. a night of rest could not come soon enough for a crew of 14 aboard the sea on sea, described as traumatized by those who met with them. the cargo ship traveled from the ivory coast to philadelphia with a dead stowaway onboard. >> crew's not doing well at the moment. it's a very emotional time for them so they are really distraught. >> reporter: the body of the man was discovered among stacks of cocoa beans, his remains next to a bag of snack food. u.s. customs agents say he likely boarded the ship at the start of the two-week voyage from the ivory coast and for five days the ship docked in philadelphia, the crew unaware of his presence. >> we'll be onboard a lot in the

stop buying ivory. when you wonder why people are behind this you think the poachers will make this million-dollar payday if they catch an elephant. a lot of the men are living with nothing. here is another clip. >> it's not good to shoot it. to us it's right to live. it's just a life like you are life. you see symbolism. what am i going to do now? you can't get a job. >> he talked about really getting not much from it. ultimately being arrested. i have you for 30 more seconds. what is the message? >> well the message is that we really need to band together and ban ivory. we have to stop the demand. if the demand for ivory would go away then the elephants could live free wild lives again. if we don't ban ivory in time we're going to lose an iconic species. our children will grow up with no elephants, which i find unacceptable. >> it's a beautiful piece. kristin davis, thank you for watch watching. "the lead with jake tapper" starts right now. >>> the bureau sent a warning about the texas shooter just ho

-- smuggling ivory. become a global problem. estimates are hundred elephants a day are dying, 30,000 elephants a year. if it continues at this rate, elephants could be extinct within a decade. >> this is the biggest chunk that we have. we'll put it here. >> this is just peppin's second day of training. so we were able to see how new dogs pick up new scents. >> he is so happy to work. >> i think in ten year's time, virtually every agency, every university, you know, non-profits will all have their own dog teams working. thank you. ♪ >> phil, i want to know what treats they are feeding these dogs. is there a technology that rivals what these dogs can do? >> they don't even need to give them treats. they just give them their favorite toy. these dogs just love this game of detecting stuff. >> we don't hear much about invasive species. how big is this problem? >> it doesn't seem like the most appealing thing to report on, but it's a $120 billion every year in this u.s. so it is huge. i think we had this amazi

. >>> chinese authorities have destroyed nearly 600 tons of confiscated ivory.is the largest importer of ivory tusks. >>> to kenya now where grandmothers in the village in the west of the country are going back to school many have been looking after children who's parents have died of hiv aids. and they too are keen how to learn how to read and write as catherine soi reports. >> reporter: vowels are today's lesson at this kindergarten in western kenya. these children are orphans. most of their parents have died from hiv aids. and a few classrooms away is a special group of students. grandmothers who have been left behind to take care of the orphans. they may be old and frail with wisdom that can never be taught in a classroom, but a few years ago they decided to get back to class and study arithmetic writing and reading. this is the oldest of the lot at 96, she proudly shows me her torque. she can write to ten. >> translator: being in class is very tiresome, but i have to keep coming to get smart and see how i can teach my grandchildren. >> reporter: they liven

he most likely boarded the ship before leaving the nation of ivory coast on its way to philadelphia. the cause of death remains a mystery. authorities say he could have died from anything including exposure to toxic chemicals used to preserve the beans through extreme heat or lack of oxygen. he may have drowned when the beans are irrigated. kareem dye says this experience is something he would never forget. >> if i wanted to i could have jumped down into the hull and i would have been right next to him. real disturbing. >> reporter: no word on the victim's identity. a pending autopsy will be expected to reveal the cause of death. live at pier 84, walter perez. jim. >> thank you walter. >>> philadelphia police say a vehicle struck the rear of one of their vans today causing to it flip onto its roof. this happened late this morning. the accident happened just before 11:30 in the 2000 block of south newkirk street in south philadelphia. the officers inside were not hurt. they were taken to penn presbyterian as a precaution. >>> darby police are on the lookout for raheem press lehigh val

. >>> chinese authorities destroyed more than 600 kilograms of confiscated ivory. thoerts have begun taking a tougher stance on the illegal trade. the demand for ivory continues to threat elephant populations across africa. >>> a volcano has erupted on a remote japanese island. more than 100 people have been ordered to evacuate. the mountain exploded on friday morning sending thick, black smoke high into the air. the japanese prime minister has instructed the authorities in the area to do everything possible to ensure the island is safe. some airlines have been forced to divert flights. >>> the united nations heritage committee has decided against listing australia's great barrier reef on the danger list. they hoped such a move would force the government to crack down on the industrial development they say is threatening the world famous reef. andrew thomas reports from sydney now. >> the great barrier reef is one of the world's natural wonders, but it's one that's under threat. coal export ports are built along the nearby post. dredged mud is at sea and chemical r

. >> we are training dogs to detect ivory in africa to help stop traffic particularly through zambia is where we are going to be deploying these dogs. >> peppin will be at busy checkpoint stopping vehicles suspected of smuggling ivory. animal poaching has become a global epidemic with extreme violence and illegal profits increasingly linked to terrorist organizations. >> estimates are 100 elephants a day are dying that's 30 thousand a year at this rate elephants could be extinct within a decade. >> this is the biggest chunk that we have, and we'll just put it here where it's really obvious. >> this is just peppin's second day of training so we were able to see how easily working dogs pick up new scents. >> he's my hero he's so happy to work and he'll sit on a plane for two days and come off and just hit the ground running. >> i think in 10 years time virtually every agency, every university... non-profits, will all have their own dog teams working. >> phil, i want to know what treats they're feeding these dogs - i mean their noses are just so sensitive. is there a technology that act

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. >> chinese authorities have destroyed more than 600 kill grasp of confiscated ivory.uthorities have gun taking tougher stand on the illegal trade. the demand for ivory continues to threat continue el populationelephant populations in africa. >>> thick smoke was sent high in the arrest. prime minister shinzo abe has instructed authorities in the area to do everything possible to assure the island of safety, for airlines and to divert flights. >>> sensed to life in prison, while he was found guilty earlier this year in the u.s. charges which includeed conspiracy to commit drug trafficking, money laundry and computer hacking. >>> let's get the latest from kristen saloomey. he begged the judge for leniency but in the end a life sentence was handed down. >> indeed, and in fact, it was a very emotional scene in the courtroom on all sides. in stark contrast, actually, to the trial which was very technical and dealt with a lot of details about how the silk road operated, and how the government had managed to identify the dread pirate roberts, the screen name for the administr

derek, tickle the ivories. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . kennedy: that was stunning!o see you. >> incredible what the human brain is capable of, and sometime all it takes is a good jostle. thank you so much for being here. thank you. thank you for the music. >> thank you for having me. kennedy: follow me on twitter, on facebook, e-mail any time, including your request for derek. i don't know if he'll ever get the kwshgs but it will make you feel so much better. i know i feel better. thank you and have a lovely night and see you on thursday evening. i'll be in chicago tomorrow. bye-bye. lou: good evening. i am lou dobbs. racial issues for national politics today a new attorney general travel to baltimore to meet with the family of freddie gray the man who was a rally cry for the riots that shut down much of the city over days. the attorney general's visit coincided with the president's appearance last night on late night television that he told david letterman and his audience says race explains much of what had been dewi take that up tonight with the president's contr

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cargo ship, is a british registered ship that was apparently carrying beans, cocoa beans, from the ivory coast. the medical examiner will ultimately have to determine the the exact cause of death in this case. we are live here along columbus boulevard natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you. >>> school busies injured by a brick. bus was taking students home from the school of the future when the brick crashed through that window, and it happened on aspen street in west philadelphia. the female student was hit in the face, she has been cut but she is expect to be okay. police believe that brick was toss by a group of kid who were walk ago long the the street. >>> two philadelphia police officers were hospitalized after their police wagon collided with another vehicle and flipped over. this happened in the 2,000 block of new kirk street in south philadelphia, and those officers were taken to presbyterian hospital with minor injuries and a has been release. >>> allentown woman has been charged with homicide in the death of perfect 20 month-old son. prosecutors announce

. >> the united arab emirates has destroyed over 10 tonnes of ivory. the stockpile was seized over the past three years. the u.a.e. is a key transit hub, most ending up in asia where it's used for traditional medicines. >> u.s. congressman bernie sanders announces he's running in the 2016 presidential election. he will change hillary clinton. he has a long record of speaking out against income equality and corporate money in politics. >>> when people in the u.s. think of electric cars they think of tesla motors. a car-maker is trying to change that. ford motor company is moving part of the operation to silicon valley. >> reporter: the center of gravity in the american auto industry is shifting westward towards silicon valley. in january forward opened a technology center. a place where they met. being here in silicon valley part of silicon viy is important for our future to get the talent that we need coming into the country and supports efforts of driving innovation. >> here cars are designed by parts, kind used for the super car, with self-adjusting

the father from the ivory coast then gave the luggage to his wife before going through a border crossing authorities are caring for the boy and he is said to be in a terrible state. the father is in jail accused of abuse. >> things got a little wild for tourists this week in yellowstone national park. some tourists were on the bridge taking pictures of the wildlife when the bears got a little unpredictable. the bear started running after the tourists. the people started running back toward their cars. no one was injured, but it is important to remember that they are wild animals after all. you don't want to tangle with a bear. that's for sure. >> scary. >> you want to see a bear? you came to see a bear? >> don't poke the bear. >> how big a bear? >> timmy was a bear. looking like the timmy of old and it is perfect on an orange friday. timmy has score less innings

. >>> a court in spain has ordered the detention of a marsh from the ivory coast who tried to smuggle his son into europe in a suitcase. security scanned the suitcase and found the eight-year-old inside. city of siutha, a spanish border town. the boy is now in the custody of officials in siutha,. >>> up to 800 people lost their lives when their boat capsized last month in the mediterranean's most deadly migrant tragedy in living memory. trying to cross to europe into a new life, now they have found the boat hundreds of meters below the water. stefanie dekker reports. >> you can still make out parts of the ship despite the murky water, what you can't see are the bloated bodies of hundreds of people trapped inside. the italian navy has released these pictures. >> translator: we have found 90 bodies, it's impossible to say exactly how many. the majority is inside the bottom of the boat but it does amount to what the survivors have told us, there were about 800 on the bolt. >> a tunisian is believed to be the captain and a syrian helping him. a robot has been gathering vital information a

. >>> patrick escaped political violence in ivory coast, and came to south africa in 1998.is what the south african government calls an illegal immigrant. he says he has tried for years to get political asylum. >> i feel bad because as someone who is committed to the community within the country for 17 years, being forced to be illegal, because there are no open doors. they are forcing us to be illegal so that we can be tracked down. >> reporter: it's believed there could be up to 2 million undocumented migrant workers in south africa. the majority come from other african countries, hoping for a better life. but in a country with rrnd 40% unemployment many south africans blame migrants for taking their jobs. foreign workers and their families were target ed in a recent recent wave of attacks. it has started with a crackdown on undocumented migrants. and the arrests have begun. there was a police raid here a few days ago, and we hear that the police took a number of undocumented migrants away with them. there are raids like this happening across south africa and with them we

africa where there has long been a huge problem with elephants and rhinos being poached for their ivorychor 2: now illegal hunters are targeting giraffes on a mass scale. some say they're crushed bones can cure aids -- their crushed bones can cure aids, others say they just need the meat to survive. brent: the population has dropped by 65%. >> it is so unusual to see this much greenery here at this reserve in kenya. a lot of rain in recent weeks has been a welcome surprise to the normally dry park and the animals that live there. it is still dangerous, though, giraffes are endangered by poachers set to go after their bones, which are said to have healing powers. conservationists constantly monitor the park posture rafts. this man -- the park's giraffes. this man knows many by name based on their patterns. >> they go outside because there is no food, and that is why sometimes we see they come down, and the humans kill them because of food. >> changing attitudes start early. jacob talks to schoolchildren about the giraffes. >> i like the giraffe because he is slow and i like her because s

. >> good information, ivory johnson, thanks for jo >>> and coming up competing for the f title, meetigh school students who may one day be the next chair of ♪ >>> here's what to watch tomorrow. earnings from dow components home depot and walmart which could determine how the market fairs. housing starts are out, and jpmorgan chase and morgan stanley will hold their annual shareholder meetings. that's what's on the agenda for tuesday. >>> the president has made the case to start hiking rates early next year. but during that same speech in stockholm, charles evans also said an argument could be made for a rate increase this june if the central bank was was going to move up and the first quarter economic weakness we saw was temporary. >>> some high school students from across the opportunity got to test their knowledge of the federal reserve and economics. competing for the very prestigious title of national economics challenge winner. steve liesman who knows a little something about this topic moderated >> it's come down to this 10,500 students call it the spelling bee of economics. no

the boy is with the spanish authorities likely to be sent ivory coast. >>> the italian navy believe it's found the fishing boat that sank last month with 800 migrants on board. they had to use sonar and a submarine to find the boat and they found it 1,200 feet down near the libyan coast. all 800 people on board were killed when the boat capsized trying to reach italy from north african soil in april. >>> police in san jose, california, are trying to find a sexual predator who stalked a 13-year-old girl walking home from school. the teen said the man followed her up to the door of the house. it was all captured on home surveillance video. watch. >> and i tried to slam the door on him, but i couldn't. so he gets inside. then he tries to grab me. so i push him back. i try to get him off of me and then i slam my hand into his face. >> she broke free and started to look for something to use as a weapon. fortunately that man turned and left, but she fought hard. police believe this is the same man who followed a 28-year-old woman into a grocery store last month and tried to sexually assault he

and a court in spain has ordered the detention of a man from the ivory coast who hid his son in a suit case trying to smuggle him into europe. they made the discovery when they found the eight-year-old curled up inside. he was found in a spanish enclave in north africa and borders morocco. >>> still to come on the program, inside south africa's gang culture an exclusive interview we speak with some gang members who say there is no way out of poverty. ♪ singing ♪ ♪ . >> 70 years after victory the victims and heroes of world war ii are remembered. >> well back. to our top stories here on al jazeera. a saudi foreign minister said he was willing to implement a five-day humanitarian truce in yemen until tuesday as long as houthis cooperate. >>> despite that offer of a truce the saudi-led coalition has launched a new round of airstrikes on houthi targets across yemen while officers say that it's in retaliation for rebel attacks on saudi villages. >>> and david cameron has on a second term as u.k.'s prime minister after gaining a narrow majority in the country's parliament. during his victory

he is in an ivory tower and everything else is crumbling around him. the fact that the u.s. were in for one of the world cups and that they were embarrassed, i remember bill sitting there and looking in dismay when it was announced that qatar had the world cup. when you find out -- you find out in any business that if you cross the wrong people you'll get yourself in trouble. i think that what happened here. katty: what is your hunch looking at this? is fifa saying that they will not revisit russia or qatar? tommy: you can look at russia and say they have a history. qatar has no history, no league. i imagine there are a lot of top leaks in the world, like the premier league, and they were going to rearrange their season because qatar was going to play ended december -- they were going to play in december. they were going to rearrange their schedule. there is a possibility that they may say to fifa you can go you know what, because we do not want any part of rearranging our season to suit a bunch of corrupt crooks. there's a good possibility, i would say, there could be a sec

police in mozambique have seized nearly 1.3 tons of ivory and rhino horns. found at the home of a chinese national on the outskirts of the capital of maputo, he was arrested tuesday. the cache included 340 elephant tusks and 65 rhino horns. officials estimate that's equivalent to the slaughter of 235 animals. virtually all ivory and horn trade is banned worldwide to protect the animals from extinction. blue bell creameries, based in texas, is laying off more than a third of its workforce after a series of listeria illnesses were linked to its ice cream. all of its plants remain closed and more than 1,400 people will lose their jobs. on wall street, stocks ended the day mostly higher. the dow jones industrial average gained 20 points to close at 18272. the nasdaq fell two points and the s-and-p 500 gained a point. for the week, the major indexes each gained a fraction of a percent. still to come on the newshour: the federal government's point person for railroads on the deadly train derailment; the southeast asia migrant crisis; congress refreshes the battle

. >> when we first met ivory taylor at california's pelican bay state prison he had to be flanked by two officers for his interview in a security housing unit called the shu. >> okay, you got it. look at our man right here. he's got this rambo camera. where they from? >> msnbc. >> nbc? >> msnbc. >> what's your name? >> they call me double life because i got two life sentences. and they call me godzilla because i got more points than anybody else in the prison system. so i fight everybody. i fight anybody that fight with me. and i've been in the hole 19 years straight. >> taylor spent all those years in the shu because of a list of violent infractions rivalling any inmate we've ever profiled on "lockup." >> i had my nose broke. hip broke. shoulder broke. and foot broke all in a conversation with the police yard extraction, pod extraction, hospital extraction, shower extraction, any place you can get into a fight i got in a fight with. >> when our crew later visited taylor's cell he felt compelled to let the producer know that nobody is entirely safe around him. >> the last fight -- tw

the humanitarian situation gets worse every day >>> editor of the ivory coast, says there's little faith that the houthis will stop firing of. >> rising public anger against the houthis because they show willingness to offer a ceasefire to end the clashes, and to give dialogue and negotiation a chance. the houthis have had that responded to the calls. have not given reaction so that is why that is why they are hated now. and why are they not allowing. this ceasefire to take place and allow aid to enter the country and give negotiators a chance. instead of destruction in the country >>> new video emerged of fighting along the syrian lebanon border. the picture shows hezbollah fighters battering a rebel group. the syrian president was supported, and has been fighting rebel groups in the boarder area for months. >> eight in mates have been killed during a prison break in iraq. 40 inmates are at large after a fight broke out in a gaol north of baquba. police are on a manhunt to bring the men. the prison holds 300. >>> russian president vladimir putin is hosting the victory day parade to comm

s contribution is to the ivory trade because i don't think a lot of people know what's going on.bout it. and so we put together a very telling video from an elephant's point of view about the death of one of his own. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm vinita nair. coming up this half hour from sea to shining sea. president obama becomes the fourth president to visit all 50 states. we'll show you where he went to complete the list. >>> or son wells was one of the greatest filmmakers of all time but he never completed his last movie. we'll meet the producer who would mark what would have been welles' 100th bds by completing his film. >>> one way to win. can artificial intelligence beat the best in the game. >> our top story this half hour, more severe weather is expected today in parts of the southern and central plain states. violent storms some with tornados and hail struck north texas and oklahoma on friday. no major damage was reported and there were no reports of injuries. the worst storms are expected in oklahoma and kansas. don champio

an eight-year-old boy from ivory coast tried to interstate in a suitcase. authorities have granted him permission to temporarily join his parents and sister on the canary islands. >> the case shocked people across europe, highlighting the length people go to in trying to reach the continent. >> when spanish police scanned a suitcase, they were astonished by what they found. in eight-year-old boy was lucky to have survived the journey from neighboring morocco to the spanish enclave in northern africa. the boy was taken into custody while the world waited to learn of his fate. he's underage, but he is still an illegal migrant. spanish law requires his deportation. then there was a desperate plea from his mother, a legal migrant living in spain. >> i call on journalists who are aware of our deal to try to put an end to it. he is my child. i have all the documents that prove he is my son. >> the family plight has moved the world and prompted the spanish government to act. >> he's been granted a temporary authorization that will allow him to stay for a year. >>

customs agents say he likely boarded the ship at the start of a two-week voyage from the ivory coast. >> crew's not doing well at the moment. it's a very emotional time for them so they're really distraught. >> the stowaway's name has not been released. >>> well the heat combined with dry conditions is creating issues for local farmers and their crops. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is live in riverton burlington county. matt farmers are telling you this is a big problem. >> reporter: it is a problem, tracy. it will get bigger if we don't get some rainfall soon. the farmers i've been talking with out here in south jersey say, yeah they're dealing with this pretty bad situation out here. they're dealing with the brunt of this recent lack of rainfall. the sandy soil out here requires quite a bit of water. the farms really just aren't getting it right now. this, of course is the time for planting sweet corn and tomatoes tomatoes. i spoke with several farmers saying they're not planting as much as they would like or having to use their own water close to 24/7 to keep the crops growing. >> as far

. >>> chinese authorities have destroyed more than 600 kilograms of confiscated ivory.the world's largest importer of tusks, but authorities have begun taking a hard chance on the illegal trade. >>> united nations heritage committee has decided against declaring australia's great barrier reef as being endangered. it's a blow for environmental groups who had hoped it would horse australia's government into cracking down on the industrial production that they say is effecting the reef. >> reporter: coal export ports will being built along the nearby coast, dredged mud is being dumped at sea, unesco had threatened to put the great barrier reef on its endanger list. the move would have been hugely embarrassing to australia's government. so it has announced a curb on development and a ban on dumping at sea. >> reporter: already we have seen a 16% reduction in nitrogen and a 28% reduction in pesticides according to the figures. >>> the action has been enough to persuade unesco for now not to include the reef as endangered. it still wants greater attention paid to the impacts

. >>> two people were vasted after an 8-year-old boy from the ivory coast was smuggled in a suitcase into a north spanish enclave. a woman was arrested after an x-ray scanner detected the by curled up in her back. according to a newspaper the boy's father was detained. the woman was married to the father. they both have residency right in spain but the boy does not. big picture, precision. >> billions of people around the world have seen him perform. at the beijing olympics... the world cup in rio... even jaming at the grammys. >> as a musician we will collaborate with great musicians.

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