who play to make about it in the black mommas south africa is only all female group of park rangers are trying to prevent that but this. i'm putting my life. at least. every day they fight against poachers in the blue game reserve on the outskirts of kruger national park. can women do this more successfully than mad. us just so. it's 6 am lay democrat brothers shift is about to begin. you know maybe you don't think maybe when they go in that room which will. lead to that but it. wouldn't be they didn't what it was to be like the civil. war going to stick in the you sit it out. later the lives of the black mambos or to small camp in the national park close to 30 women are involved in the project each morning they start their work day by going out in small groups to check the fences. the women cover 12 kilometers of ground on foot following the park's fence line. and they're not alone . was there any i don't yet. but looks like it was only one. of the private but newly game reserve borders kruger national park on one side vs fear animals can roam freely there are no fences. only the outer

she is already the director of health services here in sow momma county. she has been working hard on the homeless issue for the last several weeks. in sow momma county, wayne friedman, nbc 7 news. >> all right. wayne, thank you. happening now, sky seven is over facebook's headquarters where a growing group of protesters is calling for the company to do more to make sure political ads aaccurate. it's an issue the focus of hearings in washington last year after allegations of russian interference in the 2016 elections. david louie is live where the protesters are gathered right now. david? >> there's no doubt about it, political advertising on radio tv and online are really going to drive the political agenda and the elections in 2020. an estimated $6 billion is going t be spent on political advertising. the protesters gathered outside facebook headquarters and is trying to force the company to separate fact from fiction in the ads. >> facebook and google are expected to get the share of the online political ads. who is going to monitor if the ads are factu

my momma was right. >> yeah, yeah, she was right. let me see that thing. ahhhh! wooo!ng charges. >> that's how you say, "you're doing a good job." that's how sports people communicate. back to you, trevor. >> i'm calling the cops! >> trevor: michael kosta and roy wood jr., everybody. we'll be right back. oh, your mom just texted. she's landed. and she's on her way to our house. what. i thought she was coming next weekend. i got it. alexa. start the coffee. set the temperature to 72. start roomba. we got this... don't look. what? don't look. lets move. ♪ mom. the lexus es, eagerly prepared for the unexpected. lease the 2020 es 350 for $389 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i wrote this a long time ago. i don't know how old i was. i hope someday i will be on a real football team. i'm katie sowers, offensive assistant coach for the san francisco 49ers. i'm not just here to be the token female, i'm here to help us win. the surface pro helps me get what's in my head and get it out on to the field. i would want to tell this little girl to keep p

as my momma used to say, you knew momma, you can't put a limit on gratitude, john. >> there's no limitetter, the colleagues better and all of our lives better, thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] and i think what's great about the company is that this man right here got me involved with the v foundation. you're wearing the pin right there. the v foundation for cancer research and this is so much about being a part of this company. >> you've been such a leader in helping other people, robin. it's all love and respect for you and it's great to see so much of that on display here today. >> i appreciate it very, very, very much. he always had the dapper hat. momma always loved that. always did. michael, back to you. thank you. >> all right, robin. we're not done with you yet because coming up, oh, boy, you're going to wait to see who else is going to join us and have a game of round robin. more, robin, all for you. ♪ you know, the happiest place on earth, but... have you flown the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy? or channeled your inner jedi? you gotta love that... have you raced thro

i told you, i'm sorry about the cookies, momma! i was seven years old, joyce!at you mean, but, unfortunately, this is what it's like when we are close to war. >> well, that's the thing, trevor -- if iran is mad that trump bombed their general, they should handle their beef directly with trump. >> trevor: whoa, whoa, whoa, roy, roy, roy! whoa! whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! ( applause ) you're not suggesting iran attack the president of the united states! you don't bring that shit to my show, roy! >> chill out, green card. ( laughter ) this is what i'm saying, i'm just saying that if iran wants to get revenge, they should just mess with things that trump actually loves, his hotels. put bed bugs under the mattresses, plug the holes in his golf course, swim in the pools even though you had diarrhea in the last 14 days, and if iran really wants to hurt trump, if they really want to hurt trump, tell him he's invited to a party full of supermodels and when he gets there, bam! it's eric's birthday party! >> trevor: wow! you're the real terrorist! roy wood, jr., everybody! he

you were grown ass man, you qub be living in your momma's house, harry. what is funny is that no matter what job prince harry gets, you realize he will still be prince harry. you can imagine being his boss when he screws up am what do you call him in and say, prince harry, get in here, your that jestee, you blew the hennerson account, pie lord, clean out your desk and may god save the queen. now the big question is if harry and meghan come to america, where are they going to live. everyone wants to know. i think they will move to l.a. because meghan san actor an she will want to work again, and harry can join the cast of real housewives of beverly hills. yeah, he will be fighting on tv, i know you what said about me, say it to my face. all right, moving on to the opposite of royalty. harvey weinstein, disgraced hollywood procedure and man who is show uglier on the inside. his sexual assault trial has just begun here in new york and harvey is already on the judge's bad side. >> jury selection in harvey weinstein's sexual assault trial resumes today after s

my momma was right. >> yeah, yeah, she was right. let me see that thing. ahhhh! wooo! charges. >> that's how you say, "you're doing a good job." that's how sports people communicate. back to you, trevor. >> i'm calling the cops! >> trevor: michael kosta and roy wood jr., everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ you can talk to animals? yes. the adventure begins. what's the worse that can happen? i'm too beautiful to die. step away from the light. ah, there is no light. i'm alive! awwww yeah. that's the stuff. no really. those are the actual ingredients. ♪ funky rock track tostitos. [crunch] get to the good stuff. i'm an offensive assistant coach for the san francisco 49ers. i'm not just here to be the token female, i'm here to help us win. the surface pro helps me get what's in my head and get it out on to the field. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is a comedian and actor who stars in the hit hbo series "curb your enthusiasm." >> what is that? >> what? >> that picture? >> what? oh, remember that wedding in malibu, the four of us? we used to h

the black mommas have already found hundreds of snares like these thereby saving the lives of many animals. but in front of the stacks of recovered snares lie the skulls of dead rhinos they serve as a chilling reminder of the animals that did not survive. the says dusk falls the most dangerous part of the black mambas job begins. this is the time poachers set about their work so that women patrol every night and he. remembers one close encounter with poachers. they stop and then we go as a must do we do good we're also getting into it and then it's what the need is that we need to run. and it was all scary. but all is quiet this evening aside from the sounds of a couple of in dollars and you oppose it. but. suddenly it becomes a little too calm and the engine dies out right next to the hippos. is that this is so many times it's all all kinds of the best because. it's quite challenging because we're in the borscht there is beach and because can just any tiny baby wants to get budgets will have to start. the next morning later takes us with her back to her hometown of lluvia county which is

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the international community of serious human rights abuses i guess this week here in london is my momma the country's information minister how does he defend against the country's many critics will be evidence of wrongdoing if some compiler. to such a. thing is everything challenging 1st i'm a muslim. so much. print culture between here and there challenging for if this. lead. to some business i think it was worth it for me to come to germany and . got my license to work as a swimming instructor to shannara to children other dogs just want us to just discuss. what's your story take part sheriff on info migrants' dot net. is for me to be told is for you to. be tough. very tough it is for her. to be tough and. beethoven is for us. is for her. beethoven 2020 for 250th anniversary here on w. s a n student news africa is coming up in the next 15 minutes the world's fastest growing humanitarian emergency hundreds of thousands of people in but you know i have been forced from their homes because of violence refugee agency is warning the situation it's a. lost general there was 60000 people dis

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more news at the top of the hour up next is a reporter represented including introducing the black mommas your group doing great things for the rhinos of south africa appreciate your joining us. and. bringing forth the more that they become a footballer for by winning my life inside the waves off the story in my pick truce a little bit off just moments of good bye. sebastiano salgado has a distinctive unique way of seeing the world you know all its beauty and brutality . his work has been exhibited internationally collected in numerous books and he has also been the subject of an acclaimed documentary film. at the 2019 frankfurt book fair the brazilian bar taco for was awarded the peace prize of the german book trade. center encounter with a legendary photojournalist sebastiaan sort of god go. i had the fortitude to see so many things about support the solvency that made my life that it reached it if i was the sceptical i would say that. in 2019 the photograph is scary museum in stockholm hosted the exhibition gold curated by star goggles wife lady. it features the iconic photographs as o

burbur -- momma burger and the poppa burger and does it make it the baby burger?that is very different than donald trump. >> seth: yeah, i think that's very different >> so he literally got - >> seth: he was the guy making that phone call, 100%. [ laughter ] that was definitely what he was doing. "i had a background in prank calls. i was very good at that. [ laughter ] i did it a whole summer. >> he got $413 million from his dad, over the course of his career >> seth: yeah. >> that is his family trust. >> seth: yes >> mine was a coffee can that my grandpa had in the basement. he was an iron ore minor and he saved money in that coffee can to send my dad to a two-year community college and i just can't wait to get on the debate stage with donald trump and say that. >> seth: yeah. he might - [ cheers and applause that might be interesting to watch. hey, thank you so much for being here >> okay, thank you >> seth: senator amy klobuchar, everybody. we'll be right back with music from caitlyn smith [ cheers and applause ♪ i'm your 70lb st. bernard puppy, and my lack of

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and i was like what wait a minute momma's are going back to work at 6 weeks. and less than that but i'm just like and we were wondering what's happening. only on some mama is old enough to remember when times were better when hospitals cared more about their patients than their profits. and our health care system used to be a nonprofit system. so there is no more over here and hospitals. are now only for profit so we have hospitals closing in rural areas closing you name poor areas. it was white monica corrina and decide to take their battle against maternal mortality beyond atlanta and georgia to the national level i mean there. are large animal. in the meantime national lawmakers have also become aware of the dismaying statistics a congressional committee has invited salacious grandmother to speak along with the experts. one has brought her anger and grief with her to washington. she hopes to awaken the conscience of national lawmakers. united states is the most dangerous place in the developed world to deliver a baby. the mood in the hall is subdued as the

every single hong kong person could have a face mask to wear right how was the money you how dull your momma. as a 2nd planeload of a repatriated japanese nationals touchdown in tokyo because some to wonder what this type of outbreak could look like if it happened during the olympics here in july. we might take it as a wake up call for us to take precautions against an outbreak like this especially to what the olympics will i am like yes to plan is naive i think japan should step up meshes. pick. in south korea the government is building a containment facility for those infected people here feel for the safety. of the what they give the governor and minister should come here and try to find a point of compromise what are they doing of bringing troops here are we to battle this is such nonsense. they're really creating a mood of fear would you who would be. in south korea as in many other countries some residents feel the government's response to the crisis has lacked the apparent intensity and clarity of china's. and let's bring in now dr said he is a molecular biologist at northumbria unive

mommas own. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on this very dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. good food descriptions sound up even for the owners so how to choose the pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us than was necessarily good for the pet turns out and may not be a sophie people belief we have animals that have you know diabetes in arthritis they have auto immune disorders allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to fairy simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets less treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00

going to busy doing nothing is going to do the population nothing much is going to people from momma's on. and we're going to fulfill the repeated promises upon. to the people. you know we've all pots. pretty. pretty good. if you want to 1st. know. paul. 5 but if she warned you posted by you than i do the show would be sure that there was more in those jeans nudist beach and you see me. in a muffin when you die. you mean yes i mean that so that in such a ball. clonic you will see sawing as if parts of the 2 kids each other both sides most schools. as in the adults to me as if. the. cabinet 5 days doing this is. people who simply knew. she would include in total. reality as mandates of its own that go beyond what our wishes and preferences are. and our utopian visions may be we're going to get a new deal but it may not be the green new deal that people are expecting will get the green new deal that we have we deserve rather think we are going to get a green new deal because the green you're dealing compas is things beyond just what infrastructure health care is in that new deal there ar

adam sandler is finding the funny side of his oscar snub tweeting congratulations to his "waterboy" mommathy bates for her nomination. bates responding, i love you, bobby boucher. you was robbed. all right. the lack of diversity comes after the academy announced four years ago it would make historic changes to increase diversity. >>> in medical news a disturbing headline about alcohol abuse in america. a new study finds alcohol-related deaths have doubled since 1999. researchers say much of the increase has been driven by women. doctors say women drinkers are at a greater risk for cancer, heart disease and liver failure because women absorb alcohol differently than men. >>> and in sports two years ago joe burrow couldn't get on the field for ohio state but this morning he's the heisman winning record-setting quarterback of the national champion lsu tigers. burrow was responsible for all six touchdowns as lsu beat clemson, 42-25. he says he's living out his dream. >> this is what i wanted to do from the time i was 5 years old was host -- hoist this trophy and bringing it back to louisiana.

you're watching if you give you news coming up and do you have your news asia a momma's house on a university in delhi leaves india and shop with the finger of blame being pointed at the government and the struggle for education in the philippines city that's recovering from the scars of battle. all that more coming right up my colleague there ashburner gee you're watching video views from berlin and i'm sorry kelly for now on behalf of the whole team here thank you so much for joining us on the big one. i'm sure that of us are. in support of. what's there. over. the river. and. language courses. video and audio. talk. w. media sector. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their homes nearly 71000000 people have been forcibly displaced the consequences to satirise our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises around the world you know. what a good thing we don't need to i didn't go to university to kill people. or to have my boss come to me and tell me to kill someone to get him and if i don't they'll kill me. people feel for their lives and their future so they s

sis going to busy you and nothing's going to do the population nothing much is going to people from momma's on. oh either imax kaiser and this is the kaiser reports. is there any and the bull market. there is no end to it. all news is good news in our markets since basically 2008 really since 200-2000. the fed don't fight the fed for sure can't fight the fed because the fed will print and print in print and of course everything went up in 21000 as they pointed out and even assassinating the head of another state or a leader in another nation cannot stop this bull market but you know here is the chart that was quite interesting i thought telling you know that as soon as the u.s. did assassinate sell the money in iran well he was in iraq but the iranian head of their military division gold crude and big coin as you see they all spiked at the same exact time with the same movement is there then we have gold and oil and so they all went up together safe haven well a couple things so it is proving itself to be a safe haven like gold so bitcoin a store of value and safe haven as we've been saying

let's cross live now to mohamed plights mommas a beirut based journalist speaking to us this hour from. mohamed donald trump said that iraq likes what the u.s. military is doing where you are how does that compare to the feeling on iraqi streets at the moment. we have seen these mass protests covered most of baghdad today. as a sign of. a public referendum to support the political decision from the parliament in order to expel all foreign forces especially the u.s. forces following the that happened earlier this month near baghdad airport were the u.s. under the cover of the international coalition to fight isis. assassinated one of the main and the main heads of the popular forces. hundreds alongside commander general cost some money of the iranian revolutionary guard. the u.s. is trying to avoid. the. this political official political. popular decision to expel its forces from iraq by saying such as. my. sector of safed has said that this is not an official decision by the parliament considering that there are some members of department who have refused the explosion of the u.s. forc

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the judgments binding and cattle be appealed mommas prove it's following the order reporting back to the courts in 4 months time and every 6 months after the court has ordered these periodic reports and that is definitely a way for to continue to get information on what's happening on the ground on another order that they that we shoot was to the preservation of evidence so that in the future if they were say individual prosecutions that could still happen but indeed they want to see every 6 months what is happening how are you compliance with this order so that they don't lose track of what's going on the decision comes despite a personal intervention from myanmar civilian leader aung san suu kyi the nobel peace prize laureate appeared at the court in person last month where she asked for the case to be dropped my requests a call to remove the case from it's the case she also denied genocide has been committed and accuse refugees of exaggerating abuses its says the raids on range of ellipses in iraq and state in 2017 were legitimate counterterrorism operations around 3 quarters of a

of the busy doing that nothing is going to do the population much remote is going to people from momma's on. the u.s. and other western powers accuse iran of accidentally shooting down ukrainian passenger jet on wednesday killing all told they were wrong says the claim is scientifically impossible it invites foreign experts to take part in the investigation. donald trump imposes yet more sanctions on iran saying the restrictions will stay in place until tehran complies with washington's demands on top of the us president placed the idea of a new military alliance in the region. nato played and then you have dammed the middle east will cord nato i said what a beautiful name. elsewhere police used tear gas to disperse crowds in paris as protesters gathered to join and.

. >> momma. >> momma. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles.y there is a better way to do baby talk. we have seth and cassie and they're doing it with their son right now. >> look, buddy. look at all the lights. do you see everything? >> brooke, tell us your method. >> so cassie just did baby talk perfectly. she used a high-pitched exaggerated speaking style. she used real words and correct grammar. >> you know, that's how robin roberts talks to me. [ laughter ] really. >> perfect. >> real words, higher pitch, correct grammar. >> yes. >> sounds so simple. >> and it works. it's beneficial. you capte your child's attention and it's perfect. >> you know, reading to a baby can also help develop, you know, language development. and juanita is reading to her daughter blake. >> with soap all over, scrub, scrub, scrub. >> you say facing the baby, bridget, is important when you read. >> it is. many people face their baby outward but we recommend facing them toward you. this way they can watch your mouth as you say words and soun and you can see what she

i think we can see there, hope just sleeping with momma sound asleep koalas sleep 18 hours a day, whichunderstand correctly, what they do is they eat right here. they eat these they're eucalyptus leaves. it gives them plenty of sustenan sustenance right there, that little guy is just beginning to eat some of this in the pouch, he can get some sustenance from mom. but interestingly, koalas don't come down from the trees and drink water. they're actually -- and i found this fascinating the aboriginal meaning of the word koala, is no-drink animal they don't drink they get all of the moisture from these leaves. except, of course, in the devastating fires. we've seen people giving them water and they're thirsty from the dehydration. what a special moment, guys. >> super >> it gives you a lot of hope. and also, a good reminder of the help that's needed in australia right now. thank you, kerry if you want to see more of baby hope, and how can you not? kerry's behind-the-scenes footage, you can go to our zoo instagram page at the "today" show >> i always loved koalas >>> coming up next, the hot

. >> he's my momma bear. >> stephen: i do not know what that means?ure you're okay? >> no, we get out and get drunk. >> stephen: i do not believe you. >> i swear! >> stephen: i have been out drinking with dana carvey many times. he orders one amstell light and goes to bed. are you not drinking with dana carvey. you can have a drink but you do not get hammered with dana? >> oh, yeah. >> stephen: really. >> we got super drunk.id spade i slowavto d d santalk but then i gave up. >> stephen: again, middle-aged comedian. ( laughter ) not with a rockin' bod. >> i mean, to me, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. >> stephen: thank you, i think, thank you very much. now, correct me if i'm wrong, yourr- mothe p.b.? >> p.b. >> stephen: she cowrites some of your songs with you. >> yes. >> stephen: who writes the crazier lyrics? who is more free spirited? >> i don't know. she has no filter and she's a hippie and she's... has no filter. you know what i mean? >> stephen: she wrote a dong that dole parton recorded, i understand. >> she was writing beautiful country

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found improv, i was like, i like this so much better than wearing a skirt and walking around going, mommarov in arizona, oh, what i wouldn't give to watch the tape. >> college took bryant to chicago where she met fellow comedian and future husband conner o'malley. ♪ >> she soon began performing at the same second city improv theater, a breeding ground for some of "saturday night live's" biggest alum. >> aidy bryant! >> between the laughs, though, bryant was fighting a private battle with a life-long insecurity, rooted in society's harsh standards for beauty. >> i was sort of taking everyone's word that there's one way to be beautiful. there's one way to be valuable. there's one way to be an actress. pretty quickly i was like, oh, this is all made up by someone who i very likely don't respect. >> how do you stop caring about that stuff because it is in your face all the time on tv and everywhere else? >> it's not like i flipped a switch and i'm a perfect, bing. it is something that's ongoing forever. but i think, for me, what i often can do is just think about, like, why do i find myself v