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in kruger national park there are few specimens left. big we have to protect the trees from illegal harvesting. people sneak into the park and steal the bark branches and roots. they make a lot of money because outside the park the pepper box trees have already disappeared. this is the indigenous plant nursery in the park breeds pepper trees. meriel by lawyer and karen hunter vague have been involved in the project for several years. it's no longer possible to find seedlings growing out in nature. paper box trees don't produce fruit or seed in the wild but we managed to source some seed from an area over seven hundred kilometers away from script trees or this group grows the province on and they get distributed to the communities no one knows why they don't produce seeds anymore one theory is that it has to do with the climate getting hotter and drier the nursery has already bred and distributed thirteen thousand young trees in the area around the park where louise swimmer and rosie macca baler deliver a new batch to a village they also

why chinese premier league charl met in person with a b m w's boston herald cougar on wednesday of kruger announced that b.m.w. would be investing three billion euros in building new factories in china over the next three years that gives china jobs and security in the midst of the trade war with the united states the munich based comic who will also invest heavily in developing electric vehicles in china for a year now they've been building electric motors there and offers six models as fully electric versions the chinese want to profit from this know how the chinese government has issued a new energy vehicle mandate which uses a system of credits to push automakers to increase the share of battery only and hybrid cars in their sales mix to cut down on smog combustion engine vehicles face restricted driving days of course the restrictions don't apply to electric vehicles china wants to become the world leader in electric cars and they're happy to get outside help to achieve that. and earlier we asked a favor myer from the free research institute if b.m.w.'s huge investment in china made

so that is the ceo of bmw, harold kruger, speaking with theo leggett at the paris motor show.strategist at invesco asset management, joins me now. good morning. morning. you are listening to that closely. that is a good illustration of a boss with a lot on his mind, brexit, the trade war between the us and china, or the ta riffs war between the us and china, or the tariffs on cars going to the us, and then the future, electrification, all the other issues they have to consider. yes, it is a complicated time certainly for the car industry as we have heard and in general as well, so what i would say is starting with the global trade tensions, we have had some progress, right, the us, mexico and canada have agreed, it has to be ratified in congress, but at least it has been progress, and i think this is telling. president trump himself might bea telling. president trump himself might be a trueblue protectionist, but the us probably is not and there's a lot of different crosscu rre nts. there's a lot of different crosscurrents. so oui’ there's a lot of different crosscurrents. so

. >> in the kruger national park. he and others heard there were some lions in the area, so they went. >> that's my cousin on my dad's side. cl him.ou should wait until you >> everything is prey chill. we got to sneak up. it is not time for romance. another lioness. there on the hunt. they take down the water hog because the females are the ones who get the food. here he goes. he messed it up. >> that's the cousin we don't like very much. he just messed it up. >> he just us. >> thanks, brother. so this was a rescue. that's what you get for trying to steel somebody's lunch. >> you totally ruined it. >> you can feel this video all the way down to your soul. these two fellas here are going to do something for the internet. >> please tell me that's plastic. >> all about the sound. that sound makes everybody go eh. for me, it is the smile of the one with the baseball bat right before he does it. i'm going >> s happy anymore. they might be. let's say those two boys look pretty similar. almost like twins or almost lik. >> ch

elizabeth montgomery's nose twitch voiced by dwight kruger. that's right.yed a witch would twitch her nose every time she cast a spell. let's take a look. ♪ >> seth: but what you may not have realized is the sound of elizabeth montgomery's nose twitching is voiced by none other then famed voiceover artist and two-time pebble beach pro-am champion dwight kruger. and lucky for us, we actually have some footage of dwight at work in the "bewiched" sound booth. take a look. >> so this is for when her nose twitches? great. if you don't mind, i haven't done my vocal warm-up yet. so just give me one second here. [ clears throat ] ♪ many mumbling mice are making merry music in the moonlight mighty nice ♪ ♪ many mumbling mice are making merry music in the moonlight mighty nice ♪ loud voice. tiny voice. loud voice. tiny voice. loud voice. medium voice. a bear is in the woods. who eats the bear? the bear doesn't eat anyone but his hair. whose hair? their hair. okay, there. a hare is in the bear. oh, it's a rabbit. [ laughter ] give me, give me, give me two, i'll give y

cultivated on the fighting floor of the valley that's where the slopes have time to recover farmer peter kruger once used his entire six thousand head his full grazing today cultivates a mare twenty hector's of rosemary for the same retirement he sold his goats and most of his farm has been declared a nature reserve for he hopes other farmers will follow krueger's example. the biggest part of it is actually to change the mindset of the farmers to change the. to change the way that they've been doing something with the last forty years we bring courage to the farmers to to make that shift from a extractive to regenerative farming practices. the godfrey slopes are slowly recovering the living lands organization helps the farmers rejuvenates their land here on the completely degraded slope that was once grist their automobiles and his team worked hard to protect every single tree fern bushes keep the goats away white canvas walls collect rainwater and hold the precious soil beneath the phones new hope is proud. you know we are starting to see changes even at a small scale we've just gone through o

prince saudi arabia denies any involvement earlier i discussed this with my colleague jacqueline kruger. looks like the u.s. may have been aware of an imminent threat to the journalist well initially the trumpet ministration was rather slow in responding to the disappearance and this really may indicate why earlier in the the week reports surface that the u.s. had intercepts of saudi officials discussing a plot to lure him back to saudi arabia and detained him there now he's of course been living in the u.s. for about a year now at this point and he writes for the washington post he's a journalist and a lot of his articles are rather critical of the saudi government now it's unclear when the u.s. may have intercepted this intelligence and if they may have acted on it but it does raise quite a few questions not least of which being whether or not they had a responsibility to warn the journalist that his life might be in danger in some way shape or form now on wednesday a state department official did come out saying that they did not have any prior knowledge of the incident though again

al-jazeera spoke to cory kruger after the british government apology for me the most important moment when the british government apologized and may was the part of the prime minister's letter where she essentially says we believe you. abdullah came in fact and i had to relive the absolute bottom the worst moments of their lives for six and a half years to fight this case and we know how survivors of torture and abuse like theirs are often silenced and disbelieved so for the prime minister of the united kingdom to say in her apology we believe what you have said we believe that the cia and the libyans tortured you that for me it was the most powerful moment i don't think that the apology does totally close the rendition issue altogether for under the human faults it does it in the chapter it ends the case they are satisfied that see end of it but this isn't just a historical issue anymore is it so for example we know that gina has somebody who is at the very heart of the american torture and rendition program has been promoted to be director of the cia now and we also know that all ar

it also comes after meeting between the ceo, harold kruger in china yesterday.cing that bmw will open a there.actory auto plant kind of an interesting time. we have heard that bmw is looking to have difficulties exporting tv's due to the trade tensions of the terror war. it may be expanding its presence in china and moving some of its factory presence there to try to get around the tariff restrictions. we are looking ahead to our interview, the conversation we had with howard kruger coming up later today. we will get more details on his plans in china. let's take a look at how markets are looking in asia. sluggishaland, we had home sales come in. the kiwi dollar is seeing a little bit of rebound after the commodity linked turn sees are getting sold off against the dollar overnight on account of the worsening trade tensions. this,lia is looking like downside extending close to session lows. were also seeing the aussie dollar keeping its head above water. remember the tech selloff was one of the big drivers, the nasdaq 100 seeing its worst day in seven years. ont

the >>> big news for a movie director, ryan kruger has just signed on to write "black panther 2" he directed the first which was a huge hit. the film earned a whopping $1 billion. he is one of a kind. look at this group, call them the lucky 13. they were abandoned at an animal shelter along with their mother. the shelter could not handle the care they needed that is when first responder animal rescue stepped in to find them a foster home at a brand-new doggy daycare center in san rafael. >> we are not always in the right place at the right time to taken 14 german shepherds, but, we happen to have a new facility. >> the mother and her puppies out ready for adoption just yet but that time is coming soon. they will make a special effort to find a good home. they are so sweet. their mother is very patient. t -- on kbcw 44 cable 12 and back here at 11. goodnight. i'm elizab >> the latest is always on kpix5.com. join us at 10:00. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how y'all? how's eve

we also have freddie kruger, jason from friday the 13th. >> inspired by cinema or satyr, consumers will spend big, topping out $9 billion from the national retail federation actual survey, moving $2.7 million like could be webs and pumpkins, costumes are king, nrs crystal ball says shopper also spent $3.2 billion. >> this year i am going to get out and go to a party and enjoy myself. it's been awhile. >> i buy three outfit the, go to multiple parties, i have 32 costumes in my house and buy new costumes every year. >> as for the most popular options, princess and super hero ranking 1 and 2 for kids. adults it's a witch and vampire. fox news. >>> always so much fun. we've spent a lot of money. >> everybody get costumes, too? >> everyone got costumes i think we are ready to go. might have to do last minute tweaking. >> adjustments. >> >> no dressing up for me this year, hanna is set. >>> that's it for us. thank you so much for joining us, fox 2 news begins at 5:00 begins right after the break. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at

al-jazeera spoke to cory kruger after the british government apology for me the most important moment when the british government apologized in may was the part of the prime minister's letter where she essentially says we believe you. abdullah came in five to my head to relive the absolute bottom the worst moments of their lives for six and a half years to fight this case and we know how survivors of torture and abuse like theirs are often silenced and disbelieved so for the prime minister of the united kingdom to say in her apology we believe what you have said we believe that the cia and the libyans tortured you that for me it was the most powerful moment i don't think that the apology does totally close the rendition issue altogether for under the human fatuma it does it in the chapter it ends the case they are satisfied that's the end of it but this isn't just a historical issue anymore is it so for example we know that gina has somebody who is at the very heart of the american torture and rendition program has been promoted to be director of the cia now and we also know that all

matt: those are thoughts from bmw's ceo harold kruger, who made a historic acquisition today. check shares in the auto sector because it is so important for the dax. bmw, volkswagen, daimler trading. bmw itself, down right now 1.2%. not doing terribly poorly. stoxx 600 auto sector, down about 2% compared to twice what we are seeing on the stoxx 600 in general. you have a cool function on the bloomberg that hillary pointed out to us. wgt. gt on the stoxx 600 and you can see the weigh ting of all of these industry groups. health care is the heaviest group on the stoxx 600. banks. tech is only 5% and otto is only 3% what do you think about the importance we put on this sector? we talk about it a lot, but it is not one that really moves the index. peter: first of all, when we talk about europe or germany in particular, obviously autos come to mind so it is always one of the belt levers and inevitably as we have heard in the interviews, it is obviously a very global sector. one of the things we generally can see and you see that in the macro stats about a new vehicle registration a