its sale is legal, but legal ivory creates a stream of commerce in which illicit ivory, or ivory frompoached elephants conceals itself. the loophole in cites was that it only banned international ivory trade, not domestic trade or trade within a country's borders. thornton: what happens is that the smugglers can easily get the ivory into china or japan, and its de facto legal. poe: these terrorists kill animals so they can get money to kill people. the combination of these two evils, the killing of endangered species and innocent civilians to further radical terrorism is an international threat. roberts: there is a real groundswell of concern about this issue the likes of which i haven't seen in the 23 years i've been doing this work. prince william: it is wrong that children growing up in countries vulnerable to wildlife crime are losing their birthrights in order to fuel the greed of international criminals. clinton: this is not just about elephants. it is about human beings. it is about governments trying to control their own territory, trying to keep their people safe, as well as

none of these daughters are still in ivory coast. her 11 year old twin girls will risk being subject to f g m. when the thought is unbearable, she would like to bring them both to france as quickly as possible to safety. but help her family has already come close to cutting the girls that i'm regina. i fell. yeah. those as you feel oxy? uncle 0? i've off. if we do means rush to lie or service your my pin. i got a phone call in february 2020. the feel diesel, they told me that my daughters were 10, almost 11 years old. ha ha. and that i should think about getting them done. it was, i am not in favor of it. is a mass new treasure plan here in march 2020. i booked myself a plane ticket to fly back and sold the matter out. modulated susie. i went through it when i was 8 or 9. i know what it means. i would never infect that on. my children is not meaningful. no, i don't want it. will cripple now her sisters looking after her twins as opposed to associates with it. if us give her my i think they're safe there for now. my sister hasn't had

the 39 year olds is from ivory coast. her journey from mutilated girl to self confident woman was a long and lonely one. now she wants to help others on that journey that see you later. i she set up, liz, or she d, who's the red orchids in autumn, 2020. she gave up her career in the advertising industry to focus on the fight against female genital mutilation. leaks your mouth will you printed horrible f g m constantly more than 30 years of my life? he him, he, there are millions of women like me in the world more in the same situation as i wasn't cheap when i told myself i couldn't just sit back and do nothing has cain as because i had to set up the association j. tell these women at that f g m is not a question of destiny. i have already. danny moved. it shouldn't be allowed to have the last word or with their lives. i have decided to fight actively against this violence so that i contribute towards it's eradication. oh hi. how are you, isabel? i'm well, thank you. yes, looking good as always. thanks and you i'm fine. is

they grew up the same village and ivory coast. ah little t, as in bob, have you heard from the girls more yet? no, nothing spoke with her for the moment. nothing. i hope i'll hear something soon. g 6 is. i know that it's difficult for you to be so far away from that. i've heard, i often think about your story. i think that something like that just shouldn't be allowed to exist whether they were busy this year or so. no, it shouldn't be allowed to exist, but it does. was the above you could though you're on about it, but i didn't experience that and no one around me even talked about it. i didn't know anything about it. at some point i heard people talking about it or something from a become a physical galaxy. we're going to be working with a whole go. it is true that we grew up together, but she is from a different tribe than me. a very modern one thing is clear. every tribe, every people has its own ideas about it, or conceptual good actually for the vision does exit this i preach at 1st. i just thought it was her culture. i didn

her 1st branch is in abidjan in ivory coast. but her 1st port of call is city hall mare pierre were meek, was one of the 1st people to battle marie claire and the read or kids as you. all the whole, foresee local may want to raise awareness about f g m. increased the amount of information out there and do more to prevent it. who is i i would like to talk to you about a number of valencia. we are planning. in particular a big event in may or do me. do you know how many women are affected in bordeaux and the surrounding area? we shouldn't talk when coming from sickle cell. no, no, for bordeaux, we don't have any figures, but for our region as school, it is the 3rd worst affected after a greater paris and se, francis, we have been more than 8000 women according to estimate. since you are the daughters of these women are also at risk of mutilation by me leafy 3 out of 10 girls who spend the holidays in their parents, countries of origin that are at risk of f t m v. that's a huge number of the danger is ever present simple. that's wh

for “global ideas,” we headed to ivory coast.already lost most of its forest, with devastating consequences. but one potential solution is digitalization. reporter: valtÈre yao koffi was hoping to become a lawyer, but after completing his studies, he decided to become a farmer instead. in 2016, he launched his company champ ivoire, against the advice of his parents, and devoted his time to growing food. digital technology has always been at the forefront of his work. he uses apps to get advice on optimal farming methods. right now, he's getting some tips for his rice field. these tools have played a key role in his career choice. he sees himself as more of an agricultural entrepreneur, or "agripreneur," than a farmer. valtÈre: with these apps and with the internet, we're able to find solutions to the problems we encounter and that has been a huge plus for us, the new generation of agripreneurs. reporter: agriculture is a leading sector in ivory coast, representing nearly a third of gdp. but global warming and deforestation are we

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some are made of iron brass and ivory. so this is, i'm assuming one piece of ivory that's been carved. yes. and it's actually a staff that is, has been used in certain ceremonies where with a little ivory stick, he would knock on it. the intricate sculptures documented court life for over 500 years hanging on palace walls. and so this paper fair, we date into the 19th century. there is in lay and b. i is the pupil, sir. in late this i ira. i am, you know, iron is a very powerful material. the she and number and quality of the work is, are exceptional. there might be about 5000 works in most prominent museum. all went along in these the national campaign for the return as the benign bronzes to nigeria has been gathering pace and it's causing big headaches for germany's newest and most expensive cultural project. the humbled form in berlin was still under construction when we visited its collection of non european art and artifacts is one of the richest in the world in the years, it's taken to build this massive museum. cont

, in ivory coast, still and saw in streams and rivers, and ultimately the sea that poses a threat to plant and marine life and to the local vision industry the scientists and volunteers of launched an initiative to clean up the waterways just like generations before him. a fisherman casts his net into the air breathe law gone by the yields are no longer the same. fish have becomes cast in recent years. as a result of pollution, inhabited degradation got his ripper women to pry what you can throw out the net as much as 10 times in, not catch any fish. and we did it twice in only got 2 small fish with your boss. is that enough for us? this is how can be enough of the punishment in years past act mill. i do jama. could in after 300 years a month during the season now to make ends meet. he started making canoes delight his conceal for the equivalent of $300.00 euros yet is over. i have children in one job is not enough to get by on cushion. i have to branch out in order to in enough money to take care of my children and myself of all in woman bought building may have promise with an area

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these are bizarre, ivory costs, economy call capital. the push for growth his lead to increased industrial activity . many local companies treat the lagoon like a garbage dump, discharging industrial waste in sewage into the water. scientists in the ocean research center a trying to gauge the impact of the pollution samples have revealed the presence of pesticides in heavy metals. such is mercury, authentic and lead. the researchers say the lagoon needs more protection in would like to see the authorities implemented. stricter laws are just kind of legal instrument is generally lacking in west africa. yet the east talk about an integrated management system. but this management word is really limited to your fuel. it's not efficient because it lacks legal instruments. durable. that has led some citizens to take action themselves. yet into kazer, around 100 kilometers west of abner. the in g o. a saw is for a wants to put an end to the clearing of my groove forests. these areas i, treasure trove of biodiversity, and the trees rose, provide

that is what my clients are hearing from me. >> ivory johnson with the cautious trade thank you very much. we appreciate it, sir. >> you're very welcome. >>> to ukraine and the fighting now in its 20th day with peace talks expected to resume this morning. that is not stopping the russian offensive continuing to shell major cities as you can see there, including kyiv, the capital, and mariupol and other points in the south as well. all this as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy set to address congressional lawmakers tomorrow nbc's brie jackson is joining us from washington with the latest there. >> reporter: good morning, dominic. president biden could travel to europe soon. sources tell nbc news that details are not finalized, but the president would focus on the war in ukraine and reassuring nato allies. from striking an apartment building with sleeping civilians inside, to hitting a ukrainian military base, russian forces continue their relentless attacks. >> certainly appears if the russians are broadening targets. >> reporter: the u.s. is working to get $200 million in suppl

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the campaign was not confined to the ivory tower. it was a coup in church -- in search of an would you -- a legal theory. it deepened public distrust in our political process. more than a year after the attack on our capitol, the public is still searching for accountability. i am proud to say this committee is helping to lead that search for accountability. that is why we are here tonight. let's turn to mr. savino and mr. navarro. these are not household names. my colleagues will share some details about who they are and why they are so important to our investigation. in short, these two men played a key role in the ex-president's efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. the select committee subpoenaed them for records to learn more about their roles and what they knew. in mr.'s camino's case, she strung us along for months before making it clear that he believes he is above the law. mr. navarro, despite sharing relevant details on tv and in his own book, he also stonewalled us. the contempt report gets into the weeds on

unfortunately, the strike to take a lot of lives of military personnel on the ivory on the ground training grounds. and you know, what i worried about is what when the west will wake up and understand that this is a war, not only about ukraine, but about the whole western system of values that the nato is next. on the training ground, nato soldiers trained ukrainian service when we don't know any of them were present during the strike. but it's apparent. the putin is not going to stop it ukraine and it's better for everybody to stop in here now. and it was the self defense the means of defense to defend ourselves in schools, the sky above ukraine, aaliyah and cave. your home town seems more and more under threat to every day. how worried are you that the city will fall? all yesterday, present landscape has appealed to the nation. he saw that if you're going to take care of it will be enough to city, we will all, we will all die defending it because it's not going to be an easy capture there. i mean, there's been surrounding the capital for so many, for more than 2 weeks. the plan was for t

england made light work of ivory coast at wembley.sterling added a second before half—time. tyrone mings headed home a third in injury time for gareth southgate's side. scotland are now eight games unbeaten despite letting slip a two—goal lead to draw 2—2 with austria in vienna. john mcginn's fine finish from kieran tierney�*s pull—back put steve clarke's side 2—0 up, but two austrian goals in the last 15 minutes or so pegged them back. alessandro schopf with the equaliser to make it 2—2. austria were knocked out of world cup qualifying by wales last week. tonight, the welsh drew 1—1 with the czech republic to keep up their unbeaten run at home. rubin colwill�*s first international goal equalised two minutes after west ham's tomas soucek had given the czechs the lead, while northern ireland lost 1—0 to hungary in belfast. christian eriksen enjoyed a special night against serbia. it's the first time he's featured as a player at copenhagen's parken stadium since that terrible incident at the euros last summer, where he collapsed on the

england beat ivory coast in a friendly at wembley.ised a section of the fans who booed defender harry maguire before kick off. maguire's a man under pressure after his performances with club side manchester united this season. with a round up of that match and the world cup qualifying play—offs in europe, joe lynsky reports. ahead of kick—off at wembley, england's team is read to the crowd. for one player, there were boos. not clear on tv coverage but inside they called it loud. his name wasjeered by a small group of fans. it was just a friendly. it was just a minority. but for england's manager, it hurt. t minority. but for england's manager, it hurt. ., , minority. but for england's manager, it hurt. . , ., ., , ., it hurt. i am very aware it is not everybody _ it hurt. i am very aware it is not everybody but _ it hurt. i am very aware it is not everybody but we _ it hurt. i am very aware it is not everybody but we are _ it hurt. i am very aware it is not everybody but we are either- it hurt. i am very aware it is not everybody but

and found more than a thousand bronze stone products. ceramics from a figurine of more than a ton of ivory and, most importantly, gold masks and jewelry finds found in a former rice field in an ordinary village. they turned many of the ideas of the chinese about their history in 2001. here in this very place was found a golden disk with the image of the birds of the sun. the find turned out to be so important that now this disk has become a symbol of the cultural heritage of all of china. back and how accurately scientists were able to reconstruct. the appearance of those buildings. but everything that was found was carefully studied and put on public display in the local museum, which amazes everyone with its impressive size, and it must be admitted that the exhibits stand in such a grandiose structure in the gloomy halls, the decorations that chinese fashionistas admired long before our era gleam with a yellowish light. and figurines carved jewelry made of gold stones and, of course, the very disk whose purpose chinese scientists really wanted to tell and show with the help of the found

the campaign was not confined to the ivory tower. it was a coup, in searchable legal theory. the planned spread violent attacks on the seat of our nation's government, led to the death of several law enforcement officers, and deepened public distress in our political process. as the vice chair pointed out, he also said, if the country does not commit to investigating and pursuing accountability for those responsible, the court fears january 6 will repeat itself. that responsibility to investigate and pursue accountability extends to those who hold the highest office in the land, or those who hold no office at all. if no one is above the law, then no one must be above the law. we are upholding our responsibility. the department of justice must do the same. i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. >>, thank you mr. chairman -- >> thank you, mr. chairman. our committee is dedicated to getting to the truth and taking any steps necessary to do so. when material witnesses failed to comply with lawful subpoenas, we have no choice but to refer them for con

announcing his squad for two up coming friendly matches with switzerland and ivory coast, he said it'srts of our fan base who might feel uncomfortable travelling to the world cup. there have obviously been issues with the buildings of the stadium. we can't affect that now. there are ongoing concerns about workers' rights. so i think it is important that we give the players that background, that understanding. southgate has called up uncapped crystal palace defender marc guehi and club mate conor gallagher for those matches. there's no place though for the manchester united pair of marcus rashford and jadon sancho. after the disappointmnet of the ashes, england's mens cricketers have finally found the scoring touch in west indies. an innings of brutal brilliance from ben stokes giving the tourists a fabulous platform to build on. captainjoe root kicked on from his overnight 119, he made 150 but the star of the day without a doubt. ben stokes hitting his 11th test century in thrilling style offjust 114 balls as england declared on 507 for 9, honourable mention to matt fisher, grabbing a

. >> steve, let's come back to washington now and joined by ivory johnson and jamie cox. i saw you talking about seven rate hikes this year believing your head when rick mentioned the curve tighter on 2 to 10s, 5 to 10s you don't believe the fed can hold to what they said >> no. i think the word or the phrase is policy error. late in 2021 now they're going to go too fast in 2022 and perhaps throw the economy in 2023. the economy is much different and no reason for the fed to go this quickly they have other tools and bring rate where is they need to be and control inflation a different way. >> this is a year to keep your knees flexed and in ready position, ivory. it is clear that fed chair powell targeted inflation as objective number one and risks in an election year the stagflation or a recession or close to a recession and really punishing inflation. >> yeah. i think it's going to be difficult to raise seven times and the yield kumpb reaction, understand the market is saying we don't growth because discounting the time value effect the 10 and 2-year spread one year forw

tower paycheck, pundits you get ivory tower paycheck.lk to people out there who work for a living with their hands, to deliver things to you, the american people, the goods and services and things you want for your daily lives? why dismiss the truckers, why put them down? >> well, liz, it is very interesting because kamala harris likes to talk about the root causes down at border, skipping what is happening at border, talking about root causes, this is great. the truckers are talking about root causes. they're talking about unemployment. they're talking about mandates. these are peel people we need to be concerned talking with instead of political no heads. elizabeth: arrogance and vanity of the media, it is out of control. talk to americans. stop with your moralizing and lecturing and talk to them. watch this. watch the cdc director walensky admit, science is gray on vaccines. nobody told them the vaccine would wear off and not work against a new variant. watch this sound. >> nobody said one thing when -- that this would work. it won't

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aaron ramsdale and tammy abraham have also withdrawn from england's matches with switzerland and ivory will be a repeat of last season's women's fa cup final in the semi—finals with arsenal facing chelsea. the draw took place this evening on the bbc news channel conducted by former arsenal player faye white. the top two teams in the wsl, arsenal and chelsea, face each other with manchester city playing west ham. former tennis champion boris becker "acted dishonestly" when he failed to hand over assets including nine trophies and awards from his tennis career to pay his debts, a court has been told. the bbc commentator was declared bankrupt in 2017 after borrowing around 5.5 million from a private bank for a property in mallorca. our senior sports news reporter laura scott has been following the story. the six—time grand slam winner arrived here at the court this morning hand—in—hand with his partner for a trail that could last three weeks. the former world number one denies 2a charges in connection with his conduct before and after he was declared bankrupt in june 2017. including faili

their campaign was not confined to the ivory tower. it was a coup in search of a legal theory. worked, it would have ended the peaceful transfer of power undermining democracy and the constitution. and elie, as we're starting to get pieces of this story, it seems that there were some members of the united states senate and the wife of a supreme court justice who both seemed to be on the same page and have the same legal theories, legal theories, i'll put in square quotes and be operating almost as if they are playing from the same playbook. ginni thomas seemed determined that the vice president of the united states acted to overturn the election and ted cruz who there is an extensive story about him "the washington post" about his seeming complicity. your thoughts? >> joy, we don't want to wake merrick garland. okay? we have to be careful to protect him from having to wake up and do his job. look, to be honest, joyce was just talking about what she would do as a prosecutor's office and quite frankly, a prosecutor would be great. it would be great if we had one in america willin

jamie cox, managing partner at harris financial group and ivory johnson.nder of delancy wealth management welcome back we know how to plan the good weather. last time we were together in december, it was like this, and now we're lucky again. i think everybody has baked in an idea of a quarter point rate hike how many do you expect this year what do you expect to hear from the fed? >> i think we all know today is 25 basis points. the big question is how many more is i think that the fed is probably with the six -- you know, six rate hikes into this year, i don't think they'll be able to do it. it will be difficult for them to raise rates into an economy that's slowing you have inflation that's taking a bite out of consumer's pocketbooks. higher energy prices it's going to be difficult for the fed to continually raise interest rates throughout the year but they could flip and start with the balance sheet reduction. that might be more effective than raising rates >> might it be less painful to the economy? >> i think so. the money supply increased so much ove

england take on ivory coast at wembley tomorrow in their latest friendly match in preparation for thewhile current captain harry kane will be looking to continue his goalscoring form for the national team. he has 8 goals in 3 games including one in the 2—1win over switzerland to move him level with sir bobby charlton on 49 england goals. he's only 4 short of wayne rooney who holds the record on 53. if he had his way, he played 90 minutes of every fixture which is a brilliant quality. if you're captain wants to be at every camp and playing every minute of every game, that sets the tone for everything else. the fact is, we've got a good squad, we want to keep people involved give people opportunities. we need to see certain things across the week to see how people can play at the level and will make this decision so as to when he plays him when he doesn't play. some strong words from former manchester united boss louis van gaal, who has suggested compatriot erik ten hag should rule out a move to old trafford because they are "a commercial club". united have spoken to the ajax coach abou

england will be without arsenal forward bukayo saka for the upcoming friendlies against switzerland and ivoryhome. england are not planning to call up a replacement. the resurgence of england's women at the cricket world cup has taken them to the verge of the semi—finals, after an outstanding nine—wicket win over pakistan. they made a dreadful start to the tournament, but katherine brunt was back in form, taking three wickets as pakistan were swept aside forjust 105. and england raced to their target insidejust 20 overs, danni wyatt with an impressive 76 not out. that moves the defending champions, into the top four of the round robin group — and they'll make the semis if they avoid defeat to bangladesh on sunday. jack leach and saqib mahmood were the unlikely saviours for england's men, after the tourists' top order collapsed on day one of the decisive third test against west indies. imran sidat was watching this one. it's been a series where the bowlers have struggled. in grenada, things were about to change. the west indies decided the bowl after winning the toss, and it wasn't long before