why kenya's masai are keeping peace. but we start off in peru where the top she company has received a hefty fine for illegal logging it's a victory for the environment and for farmers who refused to sell the firm their land. it takes roberto vasquez 45 minutes to reach his land on the way he passes the entrance to the time she plantation. he doesn't know what the firm is up to here it supposedly grows cocoa but not on this land. it used to be home to 70 farms neighbors on all sides but repaired of us is now alone since the others sold their plants. and they were men they thought that this place used to be our paradise we had all yucca bananas are piled up holes he just needed to go up the mountain to catch a wild boar or a deer here or in a possum at night you know everything used to be close by that's what we live on now not even a rat lives here anymore because the company has destroyed the animals and try habitat. the other was on. the farm land often stayed in families for generations providing food throughout the y

but not the usual one that usually though this week old spotted zebra 4 was discovered in kenya's masai mara national reserve it's extremely rare patterns likely the result of a genetic mutation cura as he's been christened has caused quite a stir at that national park with regards to target 1st keen for a look it was hoping things do though quiet down soon for the new. this is deja vu news live from up next is our documentary film it's looking at how plastics are choking the 7 seas i'm brian thomas with the entire news team thanks for being with us and read it she is with you at the top of the hour have a great leap. stay in school in the jungle. your 1st climbing listen and then doors grand moment arrives. join your reckoning on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary tour of an orangutan returns home on d w don't come to tanks.

name the salute masai. leaving the farmer we follow the new road. we drive deeper into the heart of gum bella and reach ethiopia's largest national park the park covers over 5000 square kilometers stretching all the way to south sudan and is the habitat of many endangered species this enormous area is also home to indigenous people living off of small farming fishing and hunting the dream means to expand this park to south sudan to make this park the 2nd to the 7 getting park in the i think that now. this is dumbbell region. there is a national park in the middle here. the east full of money species by lending money. there is a project that. investors coming to come bail out to be given land so our water you now need to do this and i did my kitchen quickly as soon as possible so that the then best there's can not be a look at it in the center of the park so this is what we're doing but who knows i step bridge or come from the federal i were maybe we can we don't know but the scene we're trying out best. this is where we have an author now. the park

zebra but not as usually no it is one week old spotted zebra 4 was discovered by a tour guide kenya's masai mara national reserve his extremely rare pattern is likely the result of a genetic mutation cura as he's been present has cost quite a stir at that national park where drivers are 1st keen for a look here's hoping things quiet down for him so. let's get you a mind of our top story this hour rallies and strikes are taking place around the globe point for climate action demonstrators in some $150.00 countries want world leaders to do more to combat climate change ahead of a key u.n. summit next week this is the news from berlin you can always find latest headlines at the w. dot com or of course you can follow us on twitter. next stop is to the point which talks about youth in revolt over climate change stay tuned for that just after the break i'm brian thomas from the entire team thanks so much for being for. the body. double talk show strong opinions clear as issues from international perspective young people worldwide are gathering the it's expected to be the ultimate harmony protest

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not the usual type this a week old spotted zebra fold it was discovered by a tour guide in kenya's masai mara national reserve his extremely rare patton is a likely result offer genetic mutation now he has been christened kira and young kira has caused quite a stir at the national bar with drivers and photographers keen for a low that's hope things quiet down soon for the newly born. here's a recap of the top stories that we're following for you. rallies in strikes are taking place around the globe. according for climate action demonstrators in some 150 countries one bullied is to do more to combat climate change ahead of the key the u.n. summit next week. and then by a little thousands of him demonstrating his jotham at the school english and government book on a major package of protection as is the expected to include incentives to 0 emission electric vehicles and transport. up next to help program in good shape stay with us the best gift that. keeps us in shape what makes us see. my name is dr carson he could i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and then discuss what you ca

what struck me was we then went to masai mara, which is on the border of tanzania.o get there, we went through all these small towns and villages. the interesting thing about that drive was really seeing how far deep technology had fully penetrated. we are talking about very small villages, and yet, you can still use mobile payments. i realized there and then, that this transformation will drastically change what the continent looks like. one of the interesting things that has immersed in that kind of technology london is is, for example, what do you do where there are either no roads or bad roads? one of the solutions is you can take to the air. there is a company out of san francisco called zipline. they have created a very innovated logistics solution. what they do is use drones to deliver blood to rural africa. villages that can't get blood fast enough because the roads are bad, so you can just use a drone to drop a package and someone's life is saved. these are the radical technology innovations based mostly on data and machine learning, that we are seeing bein