now, rangers are struggling to ward off more and more poachers, and kenya's tsavo national park, now for the first time funds gathered from voluntary co2 of skidding schemes, are being invested in while what preservation. that is because protecting the animals and their habitat also helps our climate. here is a new approach to carbon offsetting -- wild style. >> in the kasigau corridor in eastern kenya, the bush stretches as far as the eye can see. monitoring the land is impossible without aircraft. since the place has become a nature reserve, the wildlife has returned, and with it, poachers. forest rangers patrol the area daily. helicopters are used to move the men around. their aim is to stop illegal hunting. >> you can see from the air. i am going to give you the gps coordinates. >> more often than not, they arrived too late. a pilot is located another dead elephant and direct the mentor it. it is the 30th elephant to be killed this year. the poachers use poison. it is more subtle than a gun. >> they are using the poisoned arrow, so it was hit from somewhere. it came from right he

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south of nairobi kenya life moves at a primitive pace filled with ancient practices.of the dusty plains grow most modern hospital and clinic. surprisingly it's like a hospital you have ever seen but in a corner of the world most will never say today the final installment of our journey to africa with chicago philanthropist and clinic founder ann lurie... showing us chicago care a continent away >>locals are bracing victims chairman asks it into a village clinic injured patients arrive at the gate a car accident and the page village clinics team jumps into action just as in any trauma center around the world >>this is what we get with the new highway they have built this has become a regular occurrence we're seeing a lot of accident victims >>today's count is six people a group of church friends rushing an elderly woman deathly ill with hiv aids to the hospital when their vehicle rolled over on the highway >>these people were driving fast because they had a sickly in the car now we have five injured people plus the sickly >>one day later we learn from this wreckage a m

. >> bid follows kenya's issue of an arrest warrant for president bush here who was wanted on genocide charges. a kenyan high court judge said officials should enforce the directive if the president sets foot in kenya again. two new schultze -- soldiers have been shot in kosovo during an operation to remove roadblocks. they used tear gas, mortar cannons and a berber bullets -- for bullets. some protesters were injured. of the film world has lost one of its most colorful and controversial characters. >> that is right. love her -- his work or hate it, ken russell made an impression. during his career he became known for movies like women in love which won seven oscar nominations and tommy. ken russell died sunday at the age of 84. we have a look back on his life and the films he helped create. >> ken russell's portrait, one of a series of portraits. they were beautiful to look at, seductive to listen to comments -- seductive to listen to, and seductive. some said genius. speed. -- camera speed. >> take one. >> he learned his craft as a director and developed his trademark style. flamboya

. >> reporter: kenya smith has two ma's, two children and whatever she could fit on this uhaul. >> on the curb they were nice enough to put it in the truck. today was my final notice date so the sheriff was here this morning. >> reporter: she spent almost 15 years in the navy but she said her life started to go downward after a tour in iraq. >> i was responsible for identitying the dead marines and sailor that came in and airmen. some came in maimed, you know -- very tore up from ied's and when you put seven bodies in a bag and you are older than all of them it changes out view on life. >> reporter: she came back with ptsd and was discharged with honor. without a job she couldn't handle the mortgage. now with the clock ticking on the foreclosure a veterans help group has come through with temporary housing. it's overwhelmed requests though. >> in the last two years we have had requests for food help double and those are the people who are out there overseas, serving our country and their families can't put food on the table. >> reporter: kenya knows where they would be without the gro

of kenya. he shattered the record by more than 2 1/2 minutes. he had a time of 2:05:06. the second and third place finishes also beat the record. >> something in the water in kenya. they're impressive. >>> now for a look at the road conditions on this monday. wet on i-10 from phoenix to el pa paso. flooding around midland and abilene. wet on i-5. >> if you're flying, airport delays possible in salt lake city, phoenix, denver, kansas city, and dallas. >>> also this morning, a developing story from the roof of the world. hundreds of foreign tourists stranded near mt. everest. >> fog and clouds have forced the cancellation of flights from the region's only airport last week. overnight, we learned that about 20 flights have taken off today. more are expected. one of the tourists said they were well taken care of during the week-long delay. that airport is one of the most dangerous in the world. >>> and jurors deciding the fate of michael jackson's doctor will get back to work in los angeles this morning. they wrapped up the first day of deliberations on friday without asking

and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of kenya that.giant corporations rule the day. from rebels to radicals libya's new trap to seize a surge of extreme islam support for democracy for washington seems unconcerned about what's next on. the race to stop the euro drowning a sea of debt as. seen from russia come to the rescue. meanwhile two russian tycoon titans. billion dollars on their reputations reports on the high cost drama playing out at london's high court. political turmoil in greece is putting pressure on both european and russian equity stakes read an afternoon trade morning which blue chips and the biggest losers in the business bulletin sound.

and they have withdrawn their ambassador from kenya. a warrant for d omar al bashir on genocide charges. electiond presidential there since the civil war ended eight years ago. some people struggle to vote to organizational problems and both government and opposition complaining es are of fraud. a leading contender for the republican nomination to challenge president obama in 2012 has been accused of carrying out a 13 jury ext extramarital affair. the woman alleges that herman cain flew her to meet him in cities where he was on business. he denies the claims. >> a second day of voting has begun in egypt general election. one key question is whether one of america's biggest allies in the middle east will stay secular or move to a more islamic path. there was a large turnout yesterday in the country. we have this report from cairo. >> we have seen lots of pictures of long queues at polling stations, people happy with the way things went. the generals were at the ballot so they wanted to take credit for what was going on. and that obviousl

why is it -- i sometimes the see the value and why do we have military men doing things like in kenya trying to find information from civilian that live there. it is the person in uniform wearing a gun with him that is actually going to get that good information and build those relationships. so my question is since you have been in both of those roles do you still believe in the equal value of both of them or would you like to see more of a switch from the weights of let's say budget that goes in the direction of one as opposed to the other. >> great question. one of the things i hope the merges from "the heart and the fist" is this idea of practical wisdom. this idea that actually when you build experience like this one of the things you see is both what is worth doing and how to get it done. in a place whether it is kenya or bolivia or iraq or afghanistan there are certain roles and functions the u.s. military can and must do. there are a lot of other things the u.s. military is not the best, certainly not the best organization to be engaging in a work like that and one of the thin

and they could save somebody's life in kenya. shoes will be sold for 35 cents a pair and that money goes towards drilling, water well in places like kenya where there is little access to clean water. >> we wear shoes. that prevents our flesh from touching the soil and ground. now the same cruise is connecting us to the ground where our feet is. >> the church's pastor tells us that 30,000 pairs of shoes will pay for a well. >>> maryland churches are running out of time to not a third -- maryland terps are running out of time to notch a third win of the season >>> and the caps are on the ice tonight. >>> and a front tall system is creating some rain in the upper midwest. will we see it? we'll have the forecast a little later. back after the break. ttttttttt♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, rich dark chocolate, toasted oats. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ nature valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious. sweet & salty nut bars... they're made from whole roasted

also, princess mary has visited kenya.g moved by that video and trying to do something about this. unicef, i have to say, kyra, thrilled to have them here. here's what the head of unicef u.s. had to say. >> we're very thankful. i spent the several weeks asking america what mountaintop do i have to stand on and, obviously, when the royal family pays attention, the world pays attention. so, it's very exciting for us. >> it's all about raising awareness, really, kyra. >> all right, royal correspondent max foster there live in copenhagen. we're following the live pictures and we'll continue to bring more to our viewers about what exactly the royal couple will be doing to help in that effort. all right, well, you remember that 22-year-old who started a petition to get bank of america to drop its fees? well, she won. and now the bank is backing down. we'll get her reaction. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement, if your car is totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. liberty

after her trip to chicago kenya philanthropist with anne lurie read about these babies and how they were of school 44 kids cam, 44 masai kids came i was sitting there looking at all of them interacting with some of them, and i said oh my gosh, so many of these children are sick. >> if there was a child sick and needed medical care typically the father would walk for two and a half days to the nearest hospital. likely if he did not have any money the child but not get any care i just found that totally unacceptable. >> out of concern grew a dream and then a clinic to the only buildings for miles like the heart and the center of the mbirikani village where the masai to their home on the land we got there on small plant scanning with for animals on the runway for the pilot to touchdown. most primitive setting, a gateway to a surprisingly sophisticated system of healthcare delivery. there are treatment rooms inpatient hospital pharmacy organized so well modern drug stores might learn. the madison are arranged alphabetically by ailment some purchased by the clinic others like hiv drugs donate

you would join us on our trip across russia as we take you to discover the fascinating land of bush kenya. the first settlements were founded here thousands of years ago. this is a land of ancient manton's and pristine forests the mountains here are very old and they are popularly known as the gray headed urals. russia's best honey is produced here. this is what we've got for today. and they use mez milk to make a strong beverage. three glasses of commerce a day keep the doctor away. and at the same time enjoy view of the landscape. and i saw how he started falling down the street into the ground. a cherished blend at the foothills of ancient mountains. best is a republican central russia itself is often acclaimed as one of russia's most spectacular natural features as. the plane. with the. its way europe in asia meet the landscape seems to absorb the best of what nature has to offer on both continents. this place is surrounded by three nature reserves and three mountain ranges. move the front. a little bit higher. pull this bit back. most of these twelve tourists. this is the they have r

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lake victoria is africa's largest lake, between kenya, tanzania and uganda, it supports some 30 million people who depend on its vast natural resources to survive. in the 1960's, the perch was introse deuced and at the time it was put in with native species putting them to extinction even after it became a much sought after dell cass six the perch caught here is exclusive around the world. it has been such a global success that overfishing the perch is threatening the livelihood of the locals, an issue that local media haven't been reporting on much so as part of our africa on the move series, our reporters have teamed up with local journalists to find out why two environmental wrongs still doesn't make anything right in this region. >> water has always been his lifeblood says this fisherman. he and his family live on the biggest island in lake victoria. the family also has a few fields they farm but the island is small, so yields are palestinian mall. -- yields are minimal. . >> it's early in the morning, and he wants to show us the beach, and why he fears for his livelihood. >> it's d

were on our way to an extreme little remote, extreme limb poor area in the northwestern corner of kenyaalled turkana. when we arrive at a tiny health center, we are stunned by the enthusiasm in the welcome, despite having so little. people here celebrate what they do have. we're about to deliverer those packages that started in cope copenhagen and end up right here. there are very few doctors. one for ever 50,000 people this is but one of the babies who now has a fragile grip on life. >> getting better. improving. >> reporter: 87 malnourished children under the age of 5 are dependent on this center for survival. as are over 100 pregnant women. an hour away, we're about to witness an unexpected form of famine relief. this unicef school serves 150 families here. and mcclain's brought pencils and notebooks. the idea is that teaching a generation of traditionally nomadic kids to read and write will make them less dependent on a land growing drier every generation. so, when we see the kids learning, i mean, they don't have very full bellies. this is the best tool we have in our arsenal, beca

kenya and ethiopia has received over 400% of the rain needed for growing crops. the downside is that hindering rain can stop humanitarian relief work. skimming comprehensive data on the dangers of pregnancy and childbirth in afghanistan, the survey found that one out of five children would die before their fifth birthday. complications from pregnancy and childbirth account for two of five deaths of women between 15 and 49. an afghan woman dies every two hours from pregnancy related causes. thank you very much for joining us on the program, doctor. these figures are still extremely alarming. but could they have been worse? >> first of all, those figures show remarkable progress over the last 10 years in the attempts to alter and in mortality -- in -- infant mortality and maternal mortality. still, it is the highest in the region. however, we are not where we were 10 years ago. eight years ago we showed that a woman dies from pregnancy every half-hour. now it is every two hours. this is a tremendous achievement that we have all done together in the last decade. >>

it comes from the dadaab in kenya. thousands of families have walked miles to reach that camp across the border to escape certain death. that's where lama hasan has found this incredible story of survival. we will warn you, it is a story of hope. but some of the images are difficult to watch. >> reporter: this is what he looked like in mid-july. 5 months old, a tiny child. emaciated, starving and close to death. he was taken in at the international rescue committee's hospital. what we saw at the camp and that hospital was heart-wrenching and impossible to forget. the ward packed with children, suffering acute malnutrition. mothers looking shell shocked, praying their kids would live to see another day. we met this 2-year-old, eyes glazed over, body swollen. and this newborn is so rungry, he was chewing his own hand. another child, barely alive. we were there when he was rushed to the hospital and nursed to life. it's hard to see kids like this. but what is good, it's nice to come back here and see kids that looked bad

hours eleven minutes and forty seconds thus to be the existing record by and minute so much in both kenya finish second while. the pharaoh came home. in the women's race. ifill took the top almost with the time of two hours thirty one minutes and twenty five seconds to crown and camilla and it finished only six seconds behind the winner a mirror of tunisia completed the porter. now n.b.a. superstar le bron james has conducted a clinic for aspiring young british basketball place in the u.k. capital james who would normally be playing for the miami heat at this time of the year part of a continuing n.b.a. lockout the fourth in the league's history let him eat around two hundred richard shanks of the london school of possible james showed off his skills and perhaps passed a few on to the next generation of players some of whom might even get to play in the world's highest profile possible league all these fans keep their thing this crossed that the lockout will be sorted out soon and then based stars will give way to tickle to not show them in big games. over to the european nations cup in m

. >> conservation projects like this one in kenya are relocating rayhinos. in west africa, it's been a different story. the species of the black rhino has now been declared extinct. in asia, another species is reduced to one small population. they are among thousands evaluated by the international union for conservation of nature and update this list with the help from scientists from around the world. >> unfortunately, the trend is still in decline. this is due to habitat loss, which is one of the main threats. >> the number of species on the list is growing all the time. it's not just about monitoring those, but there are also success stories. >> extinct in the while in the 1990's, now reintroduced in central asia. despite progress for some species, the list of those in trouble is still getting longer. >> british scientist studying malaria say they've made a discovery that could lead to a vaccine being tested on humans within about two years. in the journal nature, they say research in cambridge reveals a weak point in the way the malaria parasite enters r

of kenya finish second while. the pharaoh came home. in the women's race and. took the top owners with a time of thirty five minutes and twenty five seconds ukraine and camilla and they finished under six seconds behind the winner and there are often a complex of reporter. despite mixed fortunes at this year's world championships jamaican sprinter usain bolt has been named as male athlete of the game for the third side by the international that it's federations while despite being the overwhelming favorite bolt holes in an exit from the one hundred meters and go for a full stop however it cruised to gold in the two hundred meters and it also helped jamaica setting wild track in the four by one hundred meters relay race. in the best season but i promise next year will be better and soon to turn. to can be true of season really appreciate everybody for coming out and supporting the tall people in t.v. . i know much of me concerns for everything. on the women's side the accolades and to set a person overstrained a whole record of the four fastest time in the histo

s world food program is to raise funds to sustain the camps here and in northern kenya.r assistance including 650 million in cash and kind from the u.s. government has stocked the warehouses and critical supplements like this high calorie pre-mixed powder. this person is an aid group contracted by the u.n.. >> fortified food to just boost people's nutrition. >> reporter: is it meant for children. >> this is meant for children, yeah. children under five. >> reporter: there's enough supply to last through 2012 and the world food program has begun seeking donations for later in the year. it's a challenging task for a region that's been chronically distressed and in need for years. program spokesman. >> i can understand where the concerns comes from. it's challenging to show a real needs of the somali refugees. because of the displacement is induced by drought. that doesn't show in the news camera lens. the it's not as appealing as the damage of an earthquake can show. somalia and the somalis fleeing to the neighboring countries have been an issue in the media already for se

djokovic today responding by winning the next two sixty six three and will play japanese wildcard kenya she quality in the semi. and home favorite roger federer is on course to meet him in the final of the world number for booking his place in the last full with an impressive straight since being boarded thanks to the school in this one federal face fellas with stanislav starting. now it is the final week of the fixtures in the russian premier league however the champions won't be decided for another six months or so and that is because the table will then split into two hearts after this week the top eight playing each other how you manda way to decide the eventual champion in may it's already clear who will be in which division big spending n.-g. taking the final eight spot that all those below will play each other twice more with the bottom two clubs eventually being relegated to. well to end week thirty there's a real cracker in store the him key arena is there now moscow entertain local rival sparta the blue and white sea currently in third place six points off the latest any ball

kenya's geoffrey mutai won with a time of 2: 05.06, demolishing the previous mark set more than a decade2:30. his average mile time was less than five minutes. the women's winner was ethiopia's firehiwot dado she ran it in 2:23.15, almost a minute better than her previous best time, but not a record. >>> and as they ran the marathon, mary and raymond donaldson got married. as they kept running, a minister appears alongside them. a ring came out of raymond's pocket. and they were officially married. now they're running off to italy for their honeymoon. god bless the minister running alongside them the whole time. >>> when we come back, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> also when we come back, there will never be another like him. remembering andy rooney. i couldn't sleep right. next day it took forever to get going. night after night, i sat up. sprayed up. took a shower... or took a pill. then i tried drug-free breathe right advanced. and instantly, i breathed better! i slept better. it felt...better. thank you, breathe right! [ male announcer ] breathe better, sleep better,

conservationists are using collars and text messages to keep close tabs on lions in kenya. we'll tell you how and why coming up after the break. neutrogena® t/gel shampoo defeats dandruff after just one use. t/gel shampoo. it works. neutrogena®. >>> there are now african lions that keep in touch with text messages. lions in kenya are wearing gps collars that calculate their exact location every hour and their data is sent by text message by conservationists who track their every move. zane vergesy back with us for more on this. zain, i understand, first of all, why are they tracking these lions so closely? >> well, they keep wanting to say in the jungle, the mighty jungle, the lion is sending texts. why they're doing this is because the population of lions in africa is actually really falling. some conservationists say it's something like 100,000 and now gone down to 30,000 and you have a pretty big tribe in kenya and they really live off their livestock. so, they're worried that the lions will attack the livestock and they won't have any food. so, what they do, they poison

of kenya finish second while. the pharaoh came third. in the women's race. almost with a time of two hours thirty minutes and twenty five seconds camilla finished on the six seconds behind the winner of tunisia completed the point. over to the european nations cup in moscow where russia claimed a flawless victory as they beat as a john in both the greco-roman and freestyle wrestling finals robert for the now. reports. entering any wrestling event as one of the favorites has always been effect for russia the european nations cup held a new school with the weekend was no exception and with seven nations taking part in the conviction it was as a by john we do in russia in the finest the freestyle wrestlers were the first on the mat to civil scores in seven way divisions. the twenty ten world cup winner many month feel of good his class here to give the hosts a one nil lead right before russia's pride in the sport three time olympic chant then. nevertheless as a by jungle mothers through their grew as girls signaling this would be far from a walk in the park for

affected by drought and nonetheless tens of thousands of somalis seeking refuge there as they have and kenya as well and aid operations have been rampant. they're facing, though, a new challenge. the rain has arrived. mike wooldridge has been there and has just been back again. >> still they crossed the border from somalia. aid workers embraced for an even bigger influx into ethiopia once again. today, around 300 new refugees passed through the meat -- the reception center at the border. the rains did give us some hope, this man said, but they were very hungry. so instead of staying, we decided to flee. it is conservatively estimated that 800 people, mostly children, have died in this camp in the past four months. but for these children at least, this temporary school provides a new start after so much destruction and often trauma in their lives. the rains would be a blessing if they would help the recovery. it could also be a curse at this stage of the emergency. here at the newest of the camps, now they are seeing a rise in pneumonia and diarrhea. a >> it is rating on -- it is raining ever

of kenya finish second field piece then i'll defer. third. in the women's race. if the top on us with a tie in with two hours thirty minutes and twenty five seconds for fran and camilla finished on a six seconds behind the winner of tunisia completed a full three. over to the european nations cup in moscow where russia claimed a flawless victory as it was drawn in both the greco-roman and freestyle wrestling finals before then and now reports. entering a new wrist band is one of the people who it's it's always been a russian. the european nations cup held a new school with the weekend was no exception and with seven nations taking part in the competition it was as if by journey we do in russia in the finals the freestyle wrestlers were the first on the mats the civil scores in seven weight divisions. between ten world cup winner nearly month to self-heal of during his class here to give the hosts a one nil leave right before russia's pride in the sport three time olympic champion who i sat safety. nevertheless as a by general matters through third who was governo

of kenya finish second while. the pharaoh came home. in the women's race and. took the top honors with a time of thirty five minutes and twenty five seconds ukraine and camilla finished successions behind the winner i mean a. complete supporter. this spot makes voters at this year's world championships jamaican sprinter usain bolt has been named as a male athlete over here for the third side by the international a third it's federations well despite being the obamacare it's called was eliminated from the one hundred meters and go for a full stop however it cruised through gold in the two hundred meters also jamaica setting in the four hundred meter relay race i missed is that what i promised next year will be better. this time before i look at both or think in mutual season. nobody will come out and support him told people. i know much of me constructs for everything on the women's side the accolades and i'm just sort of person overstrained a whole record of the four fastest time in the history of the pontotoc meter hurdles and an oppressive ten victories out o

you grew up in kenya.nce and life theater, is it popular and does this troop travel internationally? do we know. is this sort of he's inspiring folks there locally where he lives? >> well, this troop specifically was actually set up by a canadian group partnerring with locals. i haven't heard of them traveling internationally. but kenyan dance and theater is really something that does exist in kenya. i grew up going to the national theater, which was opposite the norfolk hotel in nairobi and always fantastic performances and they would range from very tribal and very cultural performances that was very rich in african culture and western type of performances put on. so plays are a big deal and an african country that can show it is done. >> very inspirational. i'll learn that word next. thanks, zain. >>> we're used to the airlines nickel and diming us, now, hotels are doing the same thing. alison kosik, say it isn't so. >> you know what, somehow, kyra, we knew this was coming. guess what, you know, we coul