and namibia, how was your time there? what was their take on america if you asked?o were surprised that we were ranked as well as we were. but they -- [ light laughter ] yeah, i got it everywhere. but they're incredible. i spoke with this really wonderful woman rosa namises and she spoke about how namibia has almost 50% representation in parliament. and how a lot of that stems back from when they gained their independence. women were on the frontlines. they were part of writing the constitution, which is, you know, something we're still fighting for equal rights in our constitution with the e.r.a. and she's telling me all of this. she's holding this feather that she picked up and she's kind of caressing the feather. and she looks down at the feather and then she looks back at me and she goes, "desi, i want you to have this feather." and i went, "oh, thank you." what, is this a sacred namibian custom? will it bring me good luck? and she goes, "no, no, it's to dry your tears when you're sad about america." [ laughter ] >> seth: burn. >> i have used it many times since

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rhinos are one of the world's most endangered species in africa only zimbabwe kenya and namibia and south africa have reasonably sized populations of them the reason is poachers who it came to profit from their valuable homes they fetch a fortune on the global black market traders get around sixty thousand u.s. dollars. in uganda their numbers have slowly been increasing in recent years are reports a uni a headless man paid a visit to a privately run sanctuary and met with some committed conservationists. that's safe here in this century it covers seventy square kilometers of the sponsored by the rhino from. the southern white rhinoceros has been wiped out another part. but here twenty four of them roam the savannah and what lands. raymond o.p.o. is trying to find one for us. the ranger sometimes has to trek far into the bush to track one down. finally we catch a glimpse of who and her baby who was born in june. the gestation period for the species is eighteen months. we have to be cautious rhino mothers offer righteous in defense about a young. woman who is like mother like daughter the

and if you're a diehard fan of the rains down in africa, then you should head to namibia, where local. running on solar power and built to last out of mainly sustainable materials, it blasts out the ‘80s soft rock classic over the namib desert 2a hours a day on a loop that max hopes will last for ever. let us know if you find it, though, because max has kept the exact location a secret. now it's time to look at some of the photos you've sent us using the hashtag #traveltuesday. here are some of our favourites. scotty took these pictures of the great pacific northwest in the us recently. benjamin managed to shoot this stunning sunset shot in finnish lapland. gabriel shot this great photo of the first snow in amsterdam recently. and remember to send us your pictures using the hashtag #traveltuesday. moving on now to online travel videos. here are some great ones racking up the likes this month. well, with valentine's day on the horizon, we thought we'd ask a couple who spent their lives travelling and vlogging around the world to give us some tips. phoebe lee and matt turk have almost 2

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i mean hillary clinton only won namibia .4 of a percent making at any time closest state only behind terms of the entire map. i can see why they would take a look at it and have reason to feel good. the fact is that they will say the state has gone even more blue since donald trump was elected, and importantly for their analysis is new hampshire was the only state that did elect a republican governor but he's been a unicorn. the entire delegation is all democrat. the legislature flipped to democratic control. in terms of on the ground there's always been a much more significant ground game. one x fact orand we'll get into the weed. the senior senator from the state is running for re-election in 2020. whenever she's on the ballot she has a significant serious field operation that's going to work against any republican anywhere on the ballot. >> very good points. let's put up since you mentioned just how close it was in new hampshire, james, this is a map of the states. it shows the margins of these four states where they talked about. as you can see, incredibly close in new hampshire,

yes, this crate has come from namibia, one of our partners in africa.slowly so it does not damage them, we can put them into a —20 cold store where they live for hundreds, possibly thousands of years. let's look at that final storage place. let's visit the world's biggest biodiversity hotspot. who could refuse an offer like that?! we have come to the storage area and there is a reason why we have this going on, the temperature is —20 celsius, why? it is the internationally recognised standard for long—term storage of seed collections. you can hear the freezers really going at it. when you come in you just think, "wow, there are so many seeds in so manyjars." you have been here long enough to know what some of them are? for some reason they are only labelled with computer reference numbers and the location within the room, that i can see that is an ash collection. ash is threatened in the uk with ash dieback, a really good reason. this is a species of acacia, probably from africa, extremely useful for livestock fodder, shade, timber, everything you can t

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