the remains of a female white rhino and her calf scattered across a remote part of the kruger national park a team of forensic scientists say they were shot and killed by poachers and their horns were hacked off close to eleven hundred rhino were killed last year in south africa alone to meet the high demand in asia for rhino horn the crime scene is six days old which has made it difficult for the forensics team to find evidence the caucus has deteriorated because of the hot weather and most of it's been taken out by scavengers but they're looking for any evidence linking the crime scene to a suspect bullets an empty casings were found but it may be too late to trace any footprints scientists investigate a killing a day on average while that statistic will shock many the totals down from close to three a day two years ago the department of environmental affairs says d.n.a. forensic scientists are making a big difference in fighting wildlife crime and they're able to link individual poachers from one seemed to another even years later between twenty fifteen and twenty seventeen rhino experts

being a game keeper here in south africa's kruger national park is a dangerous job poachers have struck again and they could still be nearby. the chief ranger looks for clues. this is good to do with those folks who've been through. this. focus on is the front of. the tracks lead him to the animals carcass. but the rangers are too late the poachers are gone they have removed half the animals head to get at the tusks. the stench of decomposing flesh smothers the area. using a metal detector chief ranger and donning a tangling is looking for a rifle bullet in the dead elephants body. a matter of i'm going to have the american model sort from the other shoulder and then it's up someone. in the sort of. they open up the carcass to try to extract the bullet a piece of evidence that will tell investigators a lot about the weapon that was used that in turn could help the authorities track down the poachers. the bullet is launched deeper than expected in the animal's body . not enough. so the plan right now is to move this caucus to decompose more one who's more decomposed than the governors we

court in south africa they include two policemen accused of helping to kill white rhinos in kruger national park as for me to mineral ports on world rhino day cutting edge d.n.a. technology an expert teams of rangers a succeeding in reducing poaching crimes the remains of a female white rhino and her calf scattered across a remote part of the kruger national park a team of forensic scientists say they were shot and killed by poachers and their horns were hacked off close to eleven hundred rhino were killed last year and south africa alone to meet the high demand in asia for rhino horn the crime scene is six days old which has made it difficult for the forensics team to find evidence the caucus has deteriorated because of the hot weather and most of it's been taken apart by scavengers but they're looking for any evidence linking the crime scene to a suspect bullets an empty casings were found but it may be too late to trace any footprints scientists investigate a killing a day on average while that statistic will shock many the totals down from close to three a day two years ago the department of

al-jazeera at the kruger national park in employment. still ahead for you on this news hour going to the movies again in yemen how some young people are reviving the culture despite the war comparing trump to hitler how the documentary maker michael moore is raising the fahrenheit i game. liverpool win and what's been a star and a historic start to deceive and disease health in sport. hello again it's good to be back or here across much of the levant we are seeing sunny skies for most people we did have some clouds passing through tehran as well as pass through baghdad as well most of the activity will be up here towards the caspian now we don't expect back who to see much in terms of rain but you may see a passing shower too over the next two days as we go towards the beginning of the week see the clouds right there out towards the eastern part of the sea for twenty seven degrees tehran you may see some rain on monday with the temperature a few of about thirty one here cross the gulf not looking too bad in the high thirty's for most loc

at the kruger national park in. our time now to catch up on all the sports he smiled. thanks very much liverpool have fired themselves to the top of the english premier league the reds beating visitors southampton three know the win means that six wins out of six for you're going to club side in english primarily it was also their seventh straight win in all competitions making it liverpool's best ever start to a season home seller got on the scoresheet wild joy that tipped an own goal making up their three goals yeah it was good but you saw a need to be good because of them muslim but you want to stay there play good football and we had. no idea. one hundred percent so we changed to do bring shark in a comfortable position. former man united boss alex ferguson return to old trafford for the first time since undergoing emergency brain surgery in may ferguson brought thirty eight trophies to united in twenty six years but the current team couldn't mark as a return with a win josie marino side were held to a one one draw by what's. not a good performance not a good resul

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the remains of a female white rhino and her calf scattered across a remote part of the kruger national park a team of forensic scientists say they were shot and killed by poachers and their horns were hacked off close to eleven hundred rhino were killed last year in south africa alone to meet the high demand in asia for rhino one the crime scene is six days old which has made it difficult for the forensics team to find evidence the caucus has deteriorated because of the hot weather and most of it's been taken out by scavengers but they're looking for any evidence linking the crime scene to a suspect bullets an empty casings were found but it may be too late to trace any footprints scientists investigate a killing a day on average while that statistic will shock many the totals down from close to three a day two years ago the department of environmental affairs says d.n.a. for in six scientists are making a big difference in fighting wildlife crime and they're able to link individual poachers from one seemed to another even years later between twenty fifteen and twenty seventeen rhino expert

the remains of a female white rhino and her calf scattered across a remote part of the kruger national park a team of forensic scientists say they were shot and killed by poachers and their horns were hacked off close to eleven hundred rhino were killed last year and south africa alone to meet the high demand in asia for rhino horn the crime scene is six days old which has made it difficult for the forensics team to find evidence the carcass has deteriorated because of the hot weather and most of it's been taken apart by scavengers but they're looking for any evidence linking the crime scene to a suspect. bullets and empty casings were found but it may be too late to trace any footprints scientists investigate a killing a day on average while that statistic will shock many the totals down from close to three a day two years ago the department of environmental affairs says d.n.a. forensic scientists are making a big difference in fighting wildlife crime and they're able to link individual poachers from one seemed to another even years later between twenty fifteen and twenty seventeen rhino e

the remains of a female white rhino and her calf scattered across a remote part of the kruger national park a team of forensic scientists say they were shot and killed by poachers and their horns were hacked off close to eleven hundred rhino were killed last year and south africa alone to meet the high demand in asia for rhino horn the crime scene is six days old which has made it difficult for the forensics team to find evidence the carcass has deteriorated because of the hot weather and most of it's been taken apart by scavengers but they're looking for any evidence linking the crime scene to a suspect. bullets and empty casings were found but it may be too late to trace any footprints scientists investigate a killing a day on average while that statistic will shock many the totals down from close to three a day two years ago the department of environmental affairs says d.n.a. forensic scientists are making a big difference in fighting wildlife crime and they're able to link individual poachers from one seemed to another even years later between twenty fifteen and twenty seventeen rhino e

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syndicate in southern africa will mean more rhino will survive for me to malaya al-jazeera at the kruger national park in employment. pope francis is taking a step towards settling a seventy year old dispute with china has agreed to recognise seven bishops in china who were appointed without his approval the announcement was made as the roman catholic leader arrived in lithuania as capital at the start of a four day tour of the countries his paid tribute to the victims of the nazi and soviet occupation say the pontiff will also visit not via an estonian all of which are marking a hundred years of independence but the visit could be overshadowed by clerical abuse scandals in several other countries the opening of hong kong's first high speed rail link to the rest of china is provoking protests pro-democracy groups are angry that part of the new rail terminal in hong kong is in forcing mainland chinese law on passengers star clock has more. it's three years behind sched jewel and three billion dollars over budget the hong kong china high speed rail link is now officially open. the city's chief executive

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the guardians of the kruger national park. this time they arrived too late all they found was the body of a dead and. coaches have struck again the. hallways of devastating experience for the rangers because south africa faces a bleak future without its wildlife. in thirty minutes on g.w. . that's attempted going on and clearance position and then don't miss this story such a should johnson takes you along on the thrilling of bone chilling journey each week you can discover the stories and look at. the tell you stories on instagram. see her first day of school in the jungle. first clearly listen to. doris crane the moment arrives. join the ring attained on her journey back to freedom use in our interactive documentary . during the run to tame returns home on t w dot com from running a tank. plane . this is d w news live from berlin is another one seat immigration policy about to shake up european politics swedes are going to the polls today with the far right sweden democrats are poised to make major gains what does it mean fo

close to south africa's famous kruger national park.m a run when the giraffe attacked. the enormous animal is known as africa's gentle giants. they're adored around the world. april the giraffe gained world worldwide fame on video. in the wild, giraffes can be dangerous. fiercely protective of their young with a kick that can kill. katy's family said she knew the risks. i can assure that she would never have put herself or finn in danger. we hold no judgment against the giraffe. this is the way nature is and we accept that. and the family says that finn has undergone emergency brain surgery and is stable this morning. that giraffe and its calf were moved to a different animal reserve and katy's husband says that's just what she would have wanted. >> all right, kelly, thank you. >> we'll be thinking of them for sure. let's do a morning boost. >>> there is nothing better than story time with your little one, especially if the book calls for animal noises. >> moo! >> a cow says moo. >> all right. 1-year-old autumn gets hysterical when her