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in lagos, some are trying to rewrite that narrative.es? but the hausa people have been living here for a very, very long time. >> yes, 154 years ago. >> there are intermarriages in between us and them. so that is why there are a lot of understanding. >> anthony: masa, rice cakes made from nigerian sticky rice, sugar and potash, a mineral rich salt. >> this is fura, it's made from millet and milk. >> anthony: it's more like a yogurt, slightly sour. >> yes. >> anthony: that's great. >> this is sort of a surprising food. it's also made of beans. >> anthony: this is all beans? >> yes. >> anthony: danwake, high protein bean flour dumplings served with tomatoes, onions in a peppery sauce. mmm, delicious. >> moringa. >> anthony: and moringa salad, made from the leaves of the zogala tree. it's aid to have medicinal properties. kuli-kuli powder is a garnish or condiment made from ground peanuts. what do you see the future of this area and your people? >> everything relies on education. we promote both western and arabic knowledge. the whole afri

so i think mar-a-lago remains a scandal.nd maybe congress will get around to it on its to do list. >> great reporting tonight. thank you very much for joining us. when we come back, there were reportedly gasps in the hearing room yesterday when it was revealed that one of the first official responses by a superior officer in the nypd after he was told about the killing of eric garner was that it was "not a big deal." eric garner's mother heard that for the first time yesterday. she will join us. uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. we're finally back out in our yard, but so are they. scotts turf builder triple action. it kills weeds, preve

farms in lagos. some german cities have begun imposing driving bans on older diesel vehicles that's because diesel emissions can cause disease the ban is also an issue for logistics and parcel delivery companies or german postal company plans to convert it into half fleet and has developed its only electric vehicle line we spent a day with a mail carrier on the road. benyamin forked is a mailman and it's a whole small town near hamburg in northwest germany he delivers about eight hundred letters and ninety parcels a day. he works with daughter past germany's biggest male company. he drives an electric powered light utility vehicle called a street scooter. the post has a fleet of thirty four at this sorting office. of the us i'm in my first impression was that they look a bit odd that the design was unusual. past special nothing like it had ever been seen before not the vehicle was commissioned by dr passed because there were none on the market that fulfilled its requirements. dacha past the company t

trump tower, hotels and mar-a-lago.ator to the residents and guests. >> a lot of people refer to mar-a-lago as the winter white house. it's not the white house. it's not a government facility. it's a private commercial entity just like any other place the president goes, you know, on a temporary basis. >> right. >> that's different from other presidential retreats like camp david or the summer cottages the obamas, bushes and clintons would visit when only the president and his family were there. mark lind blom reportedly told the judge he wanted to see if he could get into marshaling and he meant no harm. lamer believes the president should stay away from mar-a-lago while in office. >> look, it's a disaster waiting to happen. the family quarters are just off a corridor that's all. people are walking around there. it's crazy. >> the secret service stresses the teenager did not come into contact with the president because of the leader security system. but has or will security be tightened around that gate to the beach or

why violations against the human rights of sex workers are often ignored this is arlin of venue in lagos an area well known to nigerians for its commercial sex activities every night the clubs here are busy cars are lined up a young women stand on the streets corners waiting to sell their bodies for as little as 700 naira or about 2 years many tell us they have no other option sees they can't find work this is the only way the car survives the economy car cheap in nigeria we meet the regional leaders of the nigerian sex workers as to say shown they don't want their faces to be seen as the affray to be recognized by family member they are not only mostly advocates for the government to stop violence against sex workers they say the government attack on sex work is one side it. because if you read. what they want to put up with too much because they don't really know. these activists say that arresting only 3 women without arresting their male customers is an attack against women's rights in general so what here standing in front of the police trying to talk enough is enough to stop one le

the grandparents belongs to a tennis club that shares a beach with mar-a-lago.lked down the beach. spotted the president's resort and went into a tunnel that leads to the resort. he then joined some members who were waiting in line to go through a metal detector. the 18-year-old says the secret service scanned him and waived him in. he spent the next 20 minutes wandering the grounds, taking pictures on his cell phone. before he was finally confronted. this week a very apologetic man told the judge he just wanted to see how far he could get and had no evil intentions. again, it brings into question the secret service's ability to protect the president when he is staying at mar-a-lago. government officials have already acknowledged the secret service does not decide who comes in to the resort. although agents do conduct surveillance and physical screening. in march, 33-year-old zhang was arrested at mar-a-lago for claiming that she was attending a nonexistent event. she was comparing computer malware along with an electronic device that detects hidden cameras. she

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on brennan: late today we learned of a second intruder caught inside the president's mar-a-lago resort these guys were not going to give up on me. thank god! >> brennan: and how did she do it? the hiker who survived 17 days in the forest shares her story. >> i just have so much gratitude and thanks. b >> brennan: good evening. i'm margaret brennan. this is our western edition. this is the fourth worst month for tornadoes ever recorded, and the threat continues tonight with watches and warnings posted in at least half a dozen states from oklahoma to new jersey. more than 500 tornadoes have been reported in may. dozens just yesterday, including this one, near somerset, indiana. a tornado killed an elderly man overnight in celina, ohio. since last week, at least 15 people have been killed by storms. dean reynolds has more on the tornado outbreak. >> tornado on the ground! wait for the power flashes. >> reporter: one storm after another pummeled the nation's midsection leaving a trail of despair, destruction, and at least one death from some 53 twisters that may have touched down across ei

. >>> there are breaking developments of yet another security breach at mar-a-lago while the president was in florida. >>> the emergency on mt. everest. the second american dying after reaching the summit. 11 deaths in 10 days. our team in nepal tonight with . wh cer fdhe tyreach theto a am of other climbers, and you'll hear the chilling description tonight. >>> former vice president joe biden responding to president trump tonight, after the president targeted biden while overseas, agreeing with kim jong-un. >>> the driver bringing a man to the hospital when the alarming moment happens. the man apparently attacking him for not getting him to the hospital quickly enough. >>> the news conference moments ago. the woman who survived 17 days lost in the woods. what did she eat and how she slept in a boar's den. >>> and the memorial day visitors that left this behind. th >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this tuesday night. and we begin with new reports of tornadoes on the ground, this time in pennsylvania. in fact, there are warnings and watches right now from texa

wonderful colleague hi auntie hi felicia and hello everyone my name is nail we bring you greetings from lagos nigeria we put together about half an hour of a show full of a governmental story that are very exciting well here's a lineup that we have for you today. so you can use we need to make shoe polish. and how solar taxes are changing public transforming could evolve. and then our project in south africa is teaching stories of valuable knowledge of indigenous people. would you take a ride by the sun in the coastal town of juggling called deval solar taxes i'm beginning to replace a conventional bush ones three wheels and a panel it's a pretty simple concept and with zero emissions it's good for the environment too but now let's go take a ride and see what all the hype is about. for people like sophia from really the republic of code before it's hard to get from a to b. public transportation is virtually nonexistent. when you go to the market and have finished your shopping and start looking for a taxi it can be hard to find one available. call it takes time you have to wait it's probably

in lagos nigeria hello to all our viewers again and hello to my colleagues in south africa hey auntie and hello to everyone. coming to you from johannesburg today we're focusing on environmental pollution starting with the plastics gouge scientists with the alan mack author foundation recently predicted that by 2050 in terms of weight they'll be more past it than fish in our oceans we're going to take a look at some of the ways we can turn back this tide. education is a good start to school children in ghana learning about plastic recycling. replacing plastic is another in uganda women make paper from elephant dung. and how about repair like smartphones manufactured sustainably. children are especially vulnerable to environmental threats to to their developing organs and immune systems smaller bodies and airways but they can also be very good at affecting change that's why the n g o environment to 60 teaches children about proper waste disposal and also introduces them to green technology and the knowledge they take home usually rubs off on the rest of their families. saying. a little

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. >>> and there's been another episode involving an intruder caught on the grounds of mar-a-lago, thet's resort in palm beach, florida. paula reid has more on this. >> reporter: according to federal prosecutors, university of wisconsin freshman mark lindblom snuck through mar-a-lago tunnel that connects the beach to the presidents club. the incident occurred on february 23rd last year while mr. trump and his family were spending thanksgiving weekend at his winter white house. at one point that day the president left the club to head to his nearby golf course. mark lindblom was wanded by secret service agents at the item's entrance, according to the "palm beach post." he remained at the club for 20 minutes. this intrusion came several months before a chinese woman illegally snuck into mar-a-lago by telling security she was a club member and was there for a swim. at the time, president trump expressed confidence in the secret service. >> secret service is fantastic. these are fantastic people, and the end result is -- it was good. >> reporter: lindblom reportedly said his motivation for

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>> paul, thank you. >>> we're now learning about another security breach at mar-a-lago.me a college student making it past secret service in plain sight. >> the intruder spent about 20 minutes on the president's property before he was caught. it happened during the thanksgiving break months before another incident involving a woman from china. abc's pierre thomas has the details. >> reporter: the college freshman admits to illegally getting into mar-a-lago resort while the president was there last thanksgiving. telling the judge, according to "the palm beach post," "i wanted to see how far i could get." apparently pretty far. the "post" reporting that 18-year-old mark lindblom was arrested 20 minutes later after walking the grounds. prosecutors say he came through a beach access tunnel and simply walked in even though he's not a member. although he went through a secret service metal detector, the breach is again raising questions about security when the president is at the resort. in march another incident at mar-a-lago when a chinese national was arrested after alleged

. >> los rÍos y lagos de california estÁn más que preparados para disfrutar de la primavera y el veranola naturaleza. en esta ocasiÓn las intensas nevadas bebidas en el estado cambian la conexiÓn de los mantos acuÍferos. >> con estamos celebrando algo asÍ la gente estÁ en el agua. tambiÉn fresca el agua y como tanta nieve en este invierno viene corriendo el agua bien frÍa y la gente se enfrían el agua.cuando trama de inspecciÓn de nieve del estudio establece la cantidad de agua que tenga el estado por el resto del aÑo. bomberos recuerdan a la comunidad respetar la fuerza y la corriente. >> departamento de bomberos en estos chalecos. pueden comprar uno son muy importantes para niÑos y adultos antes de entrar al agua. >> un consejo que algunos residentes se respetan. >> me sorprendiÓ que frÍa estaba el agua. una de las cosas que hicimos fue ubicar los salvavidas y se lo pusimos a mi hijo antes de que ingresarÁ a nadar-y se esta madre de familia. el agua frÍa reduce el calor corporal de 25 a 30 veces mÁs rÁpido que la temperatura causando daÑos que pueden causar la muerte. las autoridades

in lagos nigeria and i am very happy to welcome me today we have lots of new environmental topics and ideas from europe and africa but i'm not alone with me as my charming colleague in south africa hello there z k n t it's great to be here again my name is the courage of you and i'm so glad you tuned in for the show today we'll be taking you on a trip all over our beautiful continent as we shed some light on the environmental threats we face here. who travel to zambia how we will see how a youth reporter heats up climate action. in cameroon and we meet people switching from firewood to bio gas to me today i mean she needs. and we had to go now to meet cocoa farmers struggling to boost big yields against the odds. while the culprits behind climate change come predominantly from countries around to europe the us and asia africans are taking the brunt of this impact many are already affected by rising temperatures and irregular rainfall it 21 year old reporter in zambia is using a radio broadcast to inspire her peers to action wash syringa knowledge about deforestation pollution and othe

hi i'm now it's coming to you from lagos nigeria and will be looking for more green ideas this week so let's have a look at what we've prepared for you in this edition of eco africa. we will be hunting down the sick with primate resident may see you have done as well even in dry soil. and what should gonna do with you waste from your. printer in our ground has come up with an eco friendly idea. we start the show with africa's highest mountain range there are glaciers on the slopes of the runs over the mountains in uganda but global warming is threatening the future of the unesco world heritage site now and the district of casa say wants to do something about it by shifting to a 100 percent renewable energy our reporter visited the region to find out more about the ambitious plans for. the their family does not have any electric light just a passing lamp and a scientist see in the long dark nights. the family's income would a village in southwestern uganda the main source of income is farming. to give but i feel when i need power i send a child to get it we buy some every day because it

reportero: la prevenciÓn es tambiÉn para lo que visitarÁn rÍos y lagos en la regiÓn. >> es muy importante familiar o persona se ahogue, sabe quÉ tiene que hacer? condiciones secas, sin embargo maÑana descender a las temperaturas. comenzamos viendo las mÁximas este sábado . san josÉ el 70° y modesto en 78 grados. no es hasta el domingo la noche en que se aleja el frente fresco y el lunes tendremos cielos mayormente nublados, pero baja probabilidad de lluvia. nos espera un descenso de entre 10 y 15° a partir de maÑana domingo. le tengo mÁs informaciÓn en sólo minutos. marÍa: donald trump apelarÁ el bloqueo temporal de parte de los fondos que el mandatario quiere usar para construpablo: california bloqueo la construcciÓn de partes del muro con mÉxico. donald trump apelarÁ. el juez afirmÓ que sólo el congreso tiene la posibilidad de hacer eso. >> en la corte somos iguales. tenemos el mismo derecho que el presidente. el presidente no quiere cooperar. para todos en todos da nacional ha mantenido detenidos en la frontera a niÑos bÁsicamente en jaulas. >> es horrible, no es aceptable. necesitamos

he told mara lago members in an e-mail once one after he got one. except the american academy of hospitality sciences, it isn't really an academy and it really isn't a science. it is just a guy named joe. joey knows socks chain play and secretary girlfriend, known islands, i don't know her nickname is. a joey's apartment in new york city is just these two people. jodi is quite a character. new york magazine said he survived a mob hit and was friends with john gotti, near police have him stealing sculptures to which he pleaded guilty but served no time. after his conviction he bounced around until he came up with his academy award beauty and started handing out these words. lo and behold he struck up a friendship with trump, along the way, he has been named as a trustee of the academy along with three trump staffers plus joey's gal, and labor leader ed malloy who is a big friend of trump according to the chicago tribune. all of that connection can win you a lot of a five-star diamond award. now we go to the pretend meeting. joey, this meeting will co

. >> what if it's not immediate family, his friends at mar-a-lago?se are huge donors. >> if it's happening in realtime, he is still allowed to express his opinion. if he's at mar-a-lago and he says, watch boeing tomorrow or watch the market tomorrow, i have a good feeling tomorrow. >> it's what conversation he might be having in private. >> and you know he's having a lot of conversations in private. he has these meetings with mar-a-lago who make a lot of their money trading stocks, real estate. i bet there's a lot of people getting rich right now, i think there is, based on my background. >> thank you for joining me. he's an attorney for security and financial cases. >>> next, the president's brand might be suffering as a result of his policies as one of his most popular properties, his resort in florida sees a dip in revenue. you're watching "velshi & ruhle." >> tech: the it fixed fast so they brought it to us. >> mom: hi. >> tech: with our in-shop chip repair service, we can fix it the same day... guaranteed. plus with most insurance a safelite chi