involved in earlier violence against israelis, archie spoke to palestinian journalists, mohammed, nat, geo, who says the world silence, gives israel the green light to continue displacement and violence against palestinians. so that is difficult with life when get a government, let us know which and vinegar via are becoming funny chart of the issues i fear they are in charge of. the simpler said those bank of the, grabbing their less doing their homes in the area. see a lot more skill is out of them. so the situation are hitting for more, an escalation on the violence, especially with a month where does it essentially could be increased more as we with this in the past year. a much upset by the sale of the wall though when it's come to that they couldn't go off the bus and did that. but as you know, we still foreign affairs issued a statement to most the samples of the ward. and of course, it has given a green light for today, so i need to continue to crimes. i guess that was people because there is no a clinician, a government at all is a seniors. and even if was an agreement, if you ask

now of course life to south africa, nat geo political analysts are job. i'm strong. good. joining us here to see international a very warm welcome to you. so thanks for joining us here on the program. what, what, what are your thoughts on the military drills that have started today involving china, south africa and russia? is it a significant bout of exercises do you think it was about time? i mean we, we have breaks agreements with breast countries that are coming together. it's a beautiful seem to have the big brother, china, and russia to come to a seat and south african military guys to show them how they should be done at the international level. so we are not surprised about that and knowing that will come from the west, you know, so it is more, it's something that will come in africa as a whole, to have to finally have russia and china to come to the south africa shore to a seat and to help i'm military guys with, if they're walk into that, i've been, so let me put it looked it up and it looks good, doesn't them? it looks good. i know a lot of countries in the

extra the same as know how to fix it even in the medium term under the current president bihari. nat geo is total debt. exploit into holden, 6 fold. talking 40 percent of the g. d p. not the greatest legacy to leave office with the highest met mass criticism in a failure to fulfill his promise is an economic policy. since assuming his office in 2050 under his tenure, nigeria is now spending a 100 percent of its economic output on servicing its debts. it's credit card is so fully loaded, that it has no choice but to borrow off to pay the warping interest on it. who has not been great was economic principles and policies. we want people who have the ability to implement what they say. but how did nigeria end up here? one of the main reason is the obsession that bihari had with net 0 pushed by western heads of state by the powers treating other such initiatives. nigeria, an oil rich nation, has committed to a boss, the ambitious renewable energy strategy at great cost. in spite the currently nigeria can only service enough renewable energy to power dismal $3500.00 homes. the that's not the

he was tim's job wouldn't be nat geo. i'm one of the, not this man who is the didn't feel learn was able to live on social media platforms. will continue to stay out while, if i knew what is humans and destruction in that part of the country don't have more peaceful song. all right? someone ever go you live, you learn you paired, finished up a new ever do morning, dylan probably would defy me while i was in trouble making people here to be giving you georgia. when that happen again, you will cut in a full digital beginning and publish wonderful social media. those with what i got about. sorry, i mean, i just jumping quickly me. do you think this guy, simon, is working alone because there are some reports saying that he may have a sponsor, but that claim has not been substantiated. what do you think? i mean, are we talking about a guy on his own, or is he getting support from someone? i don't know if you would just make it white engineer walk don't just be are from the wall. it is that, but wanted to surprise it was due th

that's nat geo, supporting syrian refugees. i asked him how syrians are coping with this disaster. it is very difficult to understand how they cope because after 12 years of war displacement covian cholera and now the earthquake, i don't really fully understand how people do cope. what i do know is that we did some research into suicide in the northwest, and we found that many people are without hope and find no solution other than their suicide. so the situation now must be more difficult, but they have no choice. they need to push on is there still hope of finding people alive under the rubble? i mean we can never lose whole in this line of work, but we, we, the chances are survival are diminishing by the hour. it is cold, it is a wet like we see on the screen. there are, there is not enough equipment to find people. i'm not very optimistic but, but we cannot stop what we do. so no option. how much has the earthquake affected the job that your organization is doing inside of serial? well, our style was as much a victim of the earthquake as people that we've been serving. will vis

. >> reporter: nat geo awarding nine other photographs as honorable mentions. >> this by eric of theto have begun before the inca empire and to this day provide for the families who own them. this image speaks to the quiet and peaceful romantic moments in nature. he saw this and stopped on an overpass on his way home from the airport. >> reporter: visual storytelling at its best. >> we hope to continue to inspire the photographer and explorer in everyone and we hope to continue this photo contest for many years to come. >> glorious. you can see the winning photo featured alongside nat geo's own photographers in the may issue of the "national geographic" magazine. you can also see all the winners and find out how they got their great shot drew: i am abc7news meteorologist drew tuma with your forecast. also sunshine today. upper 50's to mid 60's. accuweather 7-day forecast refer the >>> now to uvalde, texas. it's been nine months since the mass shooting at robb elementary schoolheunn kill students and 2 teachers. john quinones has been covering the story from the beginning. he's is the

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the newspapers gave a mood, the mood about what's been happening, nat geo for the past few days. because some opposition parties have protested about this whole process. the commission still says despite these poachers, we are still going to carry on announcing the results that have been coming from the different states. and one thing that germans are watching was also the comments from the former president obasanjo here, lisa statement where he said he was concerned about delays that happened on voting day. concerned about how late it is, it's taking to announce the results. and he said that in areas where people were unable to vote because of technical glitches or violence, he suggested that those people should be allowed to vote again. if there's no outright with they will be a run off within $21.00 days. and what does the election commission saying, how do the report the incidence of irregularities and foul play? do they consider them? they don't consider them enough to have actually marred the entire process. throughout the day we've heard party agent election as of as in th