bringing them back from near extinction a 6 year team effort to save the african rhino appears to be working. let's get going the coronavirus pandemic has hit another grim milestone with the global death toll now passing 11000 in china where the numbers have been dropping they've seen a more than 200 percent increase in ported cases sparking fears of a 2nd wave of infection just as the country recovers from the initial outbreak of the pandemic has governments worldwide imposing stricter unprecedented measures to stop the spread of the virus the u.s. government has now closed its borders with mexico and canada for all nonessential travel italy recording $627.00 deaths on friday the biggest day to day increase italy and spain are also struggling to stem new infections despite unprecedented lockdowns now the u.k. has joined them ordering the. of cafes pubs and gyms in asia thailand reported more than 809 new cases the biggest daily jump in the number of infections so far taking its total to 411 and singapore has recorded its 1st 2 deaths from the virus i know singapore instal be worried

traditional medicine and for newman's but the numbers of black rhino has seen what's described as a modest increase the international union for conservation of nature reports a 2 and a half percent annual increase in numbers over a 6 year period to 2018 and that's protective measures by conservationists we have almost a military style of protecting them that means. very good to very good intelligence and very rapid response to any threats. kenya's capital rangers and law enforcement tranquilize this one they drill its horn to insert a tracking device. it's part of a wider effort to increase the species and ensure viable breeding. by moving them from established populations to new areas thousands of both white and black rhinos used to roam outside national parks and reserves but almost all were killed by poachers a crackdown against organized crime has reduced rhino poaching in recent years but there's still a long term cost to keeping them safe they need an interconnected landscapes. at the moment we have small pockets we have some protected areas but we haven't got a strategy in af

traditional medicine and for ornaments but the numbers of black rhino has seen what's described as a modest increase the international union for conservation of nature reports a 2 and a half percent annual increase in numbers over a 6 year period to 2018 and that's to child protective measures by conservationists we have almost a military style of protecting them that means. very good to curdie very good intelligence and very rapid response to any threats. kenya's capital rangers and law enforcement tranquilize this one they drill its horn to insert a tracking device. it's part of a wider effort to increase the species and ensure viable breeding. by moving them from established populations to new areas thousands of both white and black rhinos used to roam outside national parks and reserves but almost all were killed by the poachers a crackdown against organized crime has reduced rhino poaching in recent years but there's still a long term cost to keeping them safe they need large and interconnected landscapes . at the moment we have a news in small pockets we have some protected are

and in other news bringing them back from near extinction efforts to save the african rhino appears to be working. and sport olympic boss thomas bock admits for the 1st time different scenarios are being considered for this year's usa swimming as far away as for the tokyo legs to be delayed by months. hello everyone they coronavirus pandemic it has hit another grim milestone the global death toll has now passed 11000 so the battle has governments worldwide imposing stricter on president. measures to stop the spread of the disease let's take you around the world now starting with germany which has just announced 15 new deaths and an increase in cases overnight by almost $3000.00 means we're looking at a total of over $16000.00 cases the united states it is closed its borders with both mexico and canada for all nonessential travel and tens of millions of americans have been told to stay at home in iran the coronavirus death toll was supposed 1500 there were 123 new deaths and yet this is interesting president hassan rouhani is considering lifting coronavirus restrictions by the beginning

traditional medicine and for ornaments but the numbers of black rhino has seen what's described as a modest increase the international union for conservation of nature reports a 2 and a half percent annual increase in numbers over a 6 year period to 2018 and that's to child protective measures by conservationists we have almost a military style of protecting them that means. very good to curdie very good intelligence and very rapid response to any threat. kenya's capital rangers and law enforcement tranquilize this one they drill its horn to insert a tracking device. it's part of a wider effort to increase the species and ensure viable breeding. by moving them from established populations to new areas thousands of both white and black rhinos used to roam outside national parks and reserves but almost all were killed by the poachers a crackdown against organized crime has reduced rhino poaching in recent years but there's still a long term cost to keeping them safe they need large and interconnected landscapes . at the moment we have rain news in small pockets we have some protected a

is better or worse or whatever right now during this pandemic it's like you've all heard of angry rhinos was stampeding towards you and you're talking about how you have nicer shoes on then the guy next to you ride knows don't care or rhino is going to kill for you all when the court with the when the coronavirus was 1st being talked about or government and our media used it as a chance for anti china propaganda the new york times put it this way to tame coronavirus malice style social control blankets china oh social control you mean like everyone stay 6 feet away from each other no one go to a restaurant travel restrictions you mean the stuff we're now doing in america. but when in doubt racism is always the best bet in a pandemic in fact our buffoon of a president continues to call it the chinese virus because his is a very simple minded man and he can only think in bad and good so he thinks china bad so when he's told that a virus doesn't care about your nationality the 2 hamsters running around the wheels in his cranium they look at each other kind of confused and then they go back

is better or worse or whatever right now during this pandemic it's like you've all heard of angry rhinos was stampeding towards you and you're talking about how you have nicer shoes on then the guy next to you ride knows don't care or rhino is going to kill for you all when the court with the when the coronavirus was 1st being talked about our government and our media used it as a chance for anti china propaganda the new york times put it this way to tame coronavirus malice style social control blankets china oh social control you mean like everyone stay 6 feet away from each other no one go to a restaurant travel restrictions you mean the stuff we're now doing in america but when in doubt racism is always the best bet in a pandemic in fact our buffoon of a president continues to call it the chinese virus because it is a very simple minded man and he can only think in bad and good so he thinks china bad so when he's told that a virus doesn't care about to gnash. now the 2 hamsters running around the wheels in his cranium they look at each other kind of confused and then they go back to l

art i'm joined now by journalist james rhino he is in new york he has been following this case closely for you james we know we understand that there was a lot of drama outside the courtroom today walk us through what happened. ok well as you say a dramatic day in the courthouse in lower manhattan where weinstein the film a hollywood movie producer now disgraced was received his jail sentence of 23 years not the maximum he could receive which was 29 but still i think what everyone agrees very substantial tents and we saw him in the morning at the rikers island jail the prison cell notoriously violent place that he's been caged inside since he was convicted last month arrived at look or how thin and puffed and in a wheelchair a sign of how seriously the. trial is impacted and of course that he came face to face in the courthouse once again with the 2 women who leveled allegations in which we convicted i'm paul roberts who gave evidence against him and yet quite a dramatic day before and after the. sentence was delivered. this trial has been seen as a landmark trial in the me too what me

is better or worse or whatever right now during this pandemic it's like you've all heard of angry rhinos was stampeding towards you and you're talking about how you have nicer shoes on then the guy next to you ride knows don't care or rhino is going to kill all y'all when the court with the with the coronavirus was 1st being talked about or government and our media used it as a chance for anti china propaganda the new york times put it this way to tame coronavirus malice style social control blankets china oh social control you mean like everyone stay 6 feet away from each other no one go to a restaurant travel restrictions you mean the stuff we're now doing in america. but when in doubt racism is always the best bet in a pandemic in fact our buffoon of a president continues to call it the chinese virus because his is a very simple minded man and he can only think in bad and good so he thinks china bad so when he's told that a virus doesn't care about your nationality the 2 hamsters running around the wheels in his cranium they look at each other kind of confused and then they go back to

is better or worse or whatever right now during this pandemic it's like you've all heard of angry rhinos was stampeding towards you and you're talking about how you have nicer shoes on than the guy next to you ride knows don't care or rhino is going to kill all y'all when the court with the when the coronavirus was 1st being talked about our government and our media used it as a chance for anti china propaganda the new york times put it this way to tame coronavirus malice style social control blankets china oh social control you mean like everyone stay 6 feet away from each other no one go to a restaurant travel restrictions you mean the stuff we're now doing in america but when in doubt racism is always the best bet in a pandemic in fact our buffoon of a president continues to call it the chinese virus because his is a very simple minded man and he can only think in bad and good so he thinks china bad so when he's told that a virus doesn't care about your nationality the 2 hamsters running around the wheels in his cranium they look at each other kind of confused and then they go back to

the rhino have gotten it, the elephant have gotten it, and pangolins have sort of en left behind. ♪ bs far from done. -diekmann: hi, brad. -bestelink: maria. diekmann: my dog is the official greeter. narrator: maa's meeting in china has resulted in an exciting development. diekmann: oh, i'm so glad you're here. narrator: angelababy is starring in a new charity campaign for pangolins be rolled out across the globe, and she'll be joined by another very special lding lady -- honey bun. diekmann: if you think about all the majo conservation efforts in the world, most of them have started because of great footage. or a classic picture. i honestly believe in my heart that the only way we're going to save pangolinsuc is to intrthem to the mass public. narrator: renowned wildlife has come to film with honey bun. diemann: you're going to se about the pace that she walks. f i mean... bestelinny little tummy. diekmann: yeah. [ laughs ] not many people get to seea. bestelink: she's quick here. diekmann: yeah, she's real quick. bestelink: she really moves. diekmann: i mean, she's hurtling down the

diekmann: about three years ago, we started spping shipments, looking mainly for rhino and for elhantall for all of us. and nobody knew. she's a little disturbed this evening. you know, we've got a really big storm coming in. yeah. ntd she just doesn't wao sleep. and there's... i want to show you something. this is the kind of stuff that actually keepme awake at night. narrator: the problem of pangolin poaching in africa stems from the other side of the world. reporterinmore than 4,000 pangwere killed to collect the nearly three tons of pangolin scales. narrator: in asia, pangolin scales have been used in traditional medicine for centuries, and asian species have long been hunted for their scales... reporter #ly restaurants here opbut illegally, serve pangolin on the menu..a narrator: .. their meat. diekmann: well, you can see some of these guys don'. all different ages. there's quite a young one. look at this little baby here -- probably a newborn or just about ready to be born. an d this is a delicacy in asia.e probably a newborn [ man speaking natlanguage ]orn. narrator: this deman

the country's comic capacity is based that international carmakers like general motors persia and rhino have all plants that bad who is also the center of the virus outbreak the virus doesn't even need to spread to a comic is factory all it takes is one big supplier being knocked out for production to shut down entirely germany could stand to suffer its economy is highly dependent on the production of cars trucks and tractors the goals and parts make up nearly 30 percent of the country's net exports comic is therefore will and therefore the economy will take a big hit if the virus spreads rapidly here and we stay the sector the geneva motor show has been canceled because of the coronavirus epidemic and international carmakers turned to the internet instead to present the new models you know as mint came out of the swiss government banned all gatherings of more than 1000 people forcing the show's organizers to keep the gates locked. an award ceremony is taking place but hardly anyone is watching at the venue at least that persia 208 was named car of the year here in geneva without a live

to do what is called bending the curve of this why didn't the right direction correspondent james rhino joining us from new york city tonight james thank you very much stay safe and stay healthy. well it was only a matter of time 4 weeks or 48 hours in the end it took japan of the international olympic committee today's not a month to agree to postpone the summer games in tokyo today the japanese prime minister announce that the games will be pushed back into 2021 the decision came after weeks of pressure from athletes to postpone colliding with weeks of resistance by the games organizers in japan. the tokyo olympics are off the decision came suddenly but was not unexpected after weeks of debate and speculation in order to safeguard the health of the all fleets and everybody involved in the olympic games that we have to postpone the olympic and paralympic games talk you were 2022 the year or 20 or $21.00 with the aim to have feet there are the latest in summertime $21.00 it's a decision that was not taken lightly or willingly but pressure had been mounting from athletes and sports feder

rhino feared and others have all shut their plants during the global health crisis in the e.u. alone the sector is responsible for around $14000000.00 jobs. and the pandemics causing huge problems for the u.s. job market with the country's unemployment rate seeing one of the largest spikes on record the u.s. labor department has reported several $100000.00 claims filed jeffry tucker at it or a director at the american institute for economic research says that the global economy is under severe strain. because there were infinite i don't even think economists have to start recession and start fresh and it's it's it's own imaginable levels of of shock and the data are going to it's like that. and give you a clear prediction what the unemployment numbers are going to look like that we're going to be seen soon but i almost certain that millions have already lost their jobs and this just cannot go on much longer without dismantling everything we call civilized life it just it just cannot go so the pressure is growing by the day by the hour by the minute or for the politicians to lin

is better or worse or whatever right now during this pandemic it's like you've all heard of angry rhinos was stampeding towards you and you're talking about how you have nicer shoes on than the guy next to you.

our rights reporter james rhino with the latest on harvey weinstein tonight in new york james thank you. but i cannot tell you how many people our campaign has spoken to who have said like quote i don't like what your campaign stands for i agree with what your campaign stands for but i'm going to vote for joe biden because i think joe is the best candidate to defeat donald trump and of course we have heard that statement all over this country needless to say i strongly disagree without assertion. well that was a defiant bernie sanders vowing to continue his campaign to become the democratic presidential candidate despite another dismal performance on yet another super tuesday joining me tonight here at the big table is julie is from the lhari political campaign consultant and a veteran of the obama 20082012 campaigns julius it's good to see you again we keep meeting this way. with either joe biden or it's bernie sanders how much like would you say there is left in the campaign for bernie sanders i think it's about to be over look this race is about delegates you need 991 delegates to cl

well that number certainly got some cheering from people in the courtroom new york journalist james rhino he has been following the case earlier he described what happened today in the courtroom it's been a dramatic day in the court now in lower manhattan we thought the weinstein being wheeled into the court in a wheelchair in handcuffs and not a sign of his significant pull from grace we heard move from a movie mogul actually addressed the cole and make a stand from south and we also from the victims in that case the 2 women the hobby went in with convicted but that they can't address in the court saying how for example many highly one of x. production who had. well with that leap over with that one in 2008 she said that the thought had crushed a spirit and that if weinstein was great it would go into a tight women again and again and again they add a victim in that case the command a woman. convicted of a degree right she just got the experience out of a nightmare and weinstein had used his power over the powerless one thing of course told the court that he didn't feel deep remorse for

rhino fears are among those who have shut their plants during the crisis in the alone the sector is responsible for around $14000000.00 jobs but in the latest separate side of artes boom bust automotive expert car coach lauren fix told us the auto industry will take a long time to recover from the difficulties caused by the coronavirus. for the auto industry of global basis we're looking at a huge impact with every single manufacturer pretty much shutting down production we're not just talking about high end cars but everyday cars we've already seen a huge negative downturn when it comes to china they're off by about 80 percent so far for the 1st quarter but that may change they're starting to get back on line but here in the u.s. we're looking at last year's sales 17100000 cars. is recommending and they're stating they're somewhere around $14900000.00 we have not seen a downturn like this since 2008 this is going to impact a lot of us because if you look at the dow jones half of it is impacted by the auto industry either by a supplier or something that supports the auto industry so this is goi

and can get money to vote, their wages, and get to the rhino so that if we also have to do things like make mortgages and rents, we don't have to do these the board because folks will have the money to pay his mortgages, pay those rents to help those businesses stay afloat as well. in a effect of doing something like this, not only would be in almost, with this small business lifeline fund, we can send a message to folks mainstream. it's the lifeblood of ra, community and to take of keeping them afloat so that it can get right back on track as soon as we can get things back to normal. right now they need us. they need us in congress, the neatness of the local level, and state level. i urge my colleagues to look at this very seriously. this package that we are putting together that hopefully will get done in the next day, hopefully hours. so that we can all get back to our state and our families to do those things necessary but keeping in mind, that whatever we do, folks understand whatever we do in the next day or so, is only going to be the next step. i don't want anybody was listenin

these are old black rhino barns. we thought they weren't big enough for the rhinos so we move them and standing to refurbish these barns for pour horses. clean. these are old barns now housing horses we rescued from the slaughterhouses. now we have three and we are training them to be therapy horses to carry the disabled, himself to carry emotionally and physically. >> our first clients are coming from the back of the zoo to take advantage. we just finished the outside areas. they converted the areas that usedtor soft ground for the horses and wheelchairs. you can see the client can get access to the horse via the ramp. we make this formal during spring break. we are the first to have an equine therapy program. thank you everybody. lastly, well, no, two more. i had to show joe montana. there he is with our lion cubs. when he was quarterback, he helped open a new exhibit that is adjacent to the lion house for lion cubs and eventually tiger cubs and now snow leopard cubs. now we have too many cubs and cats. we are goin

the north carolina zoo has welcomed a new rare baby white rhino.is not going to stay small for long. the baby is expected to gain 10t year. eventually, this rhino will tip the scales between 3500 to 5500 pounds. so cute now. [ laughter ] maria: wow. 100 pounds a month. cheryl: a month. [ laughter ] dagen: god bless her. >> the obesity crisis -- >> get those double macs ready. maria: get a couple double big macs. wells fa fargo's knew ceo is one hot seat. yesterday, admitting before congress that the bank engaged in deeply disturbing conduct. he said under his leadership the company needs to run fundamentally different. the bank under fire since the scandal involving fake accounts. joining us now is texas congressman, member of the house financial services committee, lanlance gooden. thanks for being here. tell us about that hearing and how you see this unfolding. >> well, democrats hate wells fargo. they have for a while. chairwoman waters called several years ago for wells fargo to be broken up. they had their ceo, tim sloan, come in last year bef

not the treacherous radical dems, not the rhinos who are subversive our president as they are supportiveou never know which they will be, not the left-wing national media who are servile accomplices of any swamp creature of either party, of any ideology or interest so long as they seek to undercut or cut asunder donald trump. get a grip, look clearly. bar's complaint about the president amounts to this. the attorney general took to old media, abc news, to wine that his boss was making his job tougher because his boss habitually takes 2 new media, that is twitter, and talks directly to the american people and gives his opinion as well. the attorney general is wrong, wrong on several counts including taking on his boss in public and then the stories that he's thinking about quitting unless the president quits tweeting, that is just a dumb alternating, dumb because it is classless, it won't work, ultimatums rarely do, and the president has the constitutional duty and authority to run the justice department. then it is time for the attorney general to deliver on his mission, clean up the ran

because of the -- it wasn't the romney -- it was the mccain kennedy bill and now because of romney like rhinosike lindsey graham they would destroy this presidency and this senate held by republicans, forfeit the opportunity to take control of the house. it is stunning to me this president has already, using tariffs, created for the first time cooperation with the mexican government in securing that border for the first time achieving real border security. >> as a commission what i am concerned about is any deal that is done we have to be careful we are not going to undo what the president has done. we are worried if we don't do this the right way we will send the wrong message to the migrants and create another surge. congress needs to be careful about agreement they put forward. lou: good to have you with us, lou: good to have you with us, congratulations, keep it going, hi, i'm bob harper, and i recently had a heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is

. >> you think it's tough being conservative in the world of rhinos today?wouldn't say it's tough but you have to stick to your values because -- >> how tough is it to be a conservative? >> all of my professors are democrat and they try to sway you to their fears. you can't speak your mind in class. the professors hate it when you talk about conservative values. >> i will give you a list of a few names. tell me the first word that comes to mind. president trump. >> hero. >> patriot. >> winning. >> the best. >> mike pence. >> mitt romney. >> we are going to go with rats. >> big loser. >> lou dobbs. >> another patriot. >> great. >> best personality ever. >> well, there it is. we've got. i'll sit down exclusively tomorrow with mike pence. we'll take on all of the issues of the day and that will include his responsibilities as well. for the coronavirus task force. up next, the president leading the fight against the coronavirus while china holds all of the medical supplies and pharmaceuticals captive. our next guest is a plan to cut our dependency on china, whet

problem with coming up with a vaccine of common cold, there's 200 viruses, one coronavirus, one is rhinoriance of it. you know what, if they're going to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to fine the vaccine, maybe go for something else especially because zuckerberg is also working with stanford and university of california to try to find vaccine, now over a billion dollars to try and find a vaccine for a common cold which no one dies from. i can tell you there's a lot of places that could use that money. charles: great point, dr. nicole saphier, appreciate it. >> thank you. charles: quick spread of coronavirus is only being outpaced by tainting internet. it's bad information, spreads like wild fire and scams that are running ramped. how can we fight back? beverly hallburg. the misinformation that dr. saphier talked about is flat-out wrong. >> we saw with the coronavirus figuring out where it came from bat or bat soup. that hoax was out there for a while. what this leads to people not having good information on how to protect themselves. we even see these types of hoaxes in social med

after dropping enough acid to take down a rhino, "the woman blacked out and vomited frequently for thebut reported feeling 'pleasantly high' for the 12 hours after that-- still vomiting, but less often-- and "according to her roommate, she sat mostly still in a chair, either with her eyes open or rolled back, occasionally speaking random words. ten hours later, she was able to hold a conversation." i assume that conversation was "so what have you been doing for the last 34 hours? oh, wiping puke off me? you're a good friend. now, where's my cocaine? i hear it cures coronavirus!" ( laughter ) so just what were these "surprisingly positive consequences?" the woman "not only survived, but found that the foot pain she had suffered from since her 20s was dramatically reduced." "you're welcome. now stop-- listen up! listen! listen up, you! stop looking at me like that. are you a cop? you have to tell me if you're a , for he75th bda dolly parton wants to be on the cover of "playboy." good for her! ( cheers and applause ) and it's going to sell a lot better than the "penthouse" spread of willi

cdc official tells us they do not get all the passengers off today, 250 remaining on board rhino. we are told the ship will not be leaving before sunday and it's still unclear where the ship and its crew will go next. meantime carnival cruise line, the parent company of princess cruise announced today that they are suspending operations for the next 60 days. the cruise line industry has been battered by this pandemic. >> reporter: with the grand princess still unloading its passengers, princess cruises announced a major decision about all of its 18 ships, two of which had people infected with coronavirus. >> in the interest of doing what's right and upholding our core values, i regretfully am announcing a 60 day pause of our princess global ship operation.>> that raises an ultimate question. >> we've been asked, and we asked ourselves, why covid-19 aims to be impacting rinses so heavily. we don't really know. >> besides travis air force base and miramar, passengers will quarantine at a state park near monterey and a 120 room hotel in santa carlos. however, the california governor