kenya's safari com is teaming up with china's biggest commerce company alibaba plus. in thailand the world's largest export or of robert global oversupply has caused the price to plummet leaving farmers here scrambling to make ends meet a subsidy program has been called by some as a quick fix because it misses the main issues that story coming up. it is a public square a library a doctor's office a school a cinema a shop and much much more the world wide web has turned thirty and its inventor tim berners lee has called on the world to build a better web we'll have more from tim in just a moment but first our technology editor honda explains the impact of his invention over the past three decades. it may be hard for many of us to imagine a time when you couldn't just log on to the internet and search the web it's how many of us stay in touch make friends talk search and share information but thirty years ago none of that was possible electronically at least wow all this as this is british scientist tim bernoulli because back in one thousand nine hundred nine he and oth

kim nixon is managing director at wilderness safaris.er couple per night. bono and sir richard branson stay here, and are investors in wilderness safaris. prince harry is among the many famous guests. but one of the elephant carcass hotspots is in an area owned by wilderness. they have also recently lost rare rhinos near this lodge. do you have a poaching problem? i think poaching is an issue. it's an issue that has existed certainly as long as we have been in botswana. it's difficult to say as a private sector company, you know, what — how big the poaching problem actually is because we're not privy to all of the data, what our obligation is as a concessionaire is to report that information to the government, who then act accordingly act upon it. these shocking images of dead rhinos are not what high—end tourists want to see on safari. 13 have been killed in a year. talking to a lot of people here, we get the sense that there's a denial that there is a poaching problem going on here. what's your response to that? i don't think there is

kim nixon is managing director at wilderness safaris.n the high season, these rooms go to $7,000 per couple per night. bono and sir richard branson stay here, and are investors in wilderness safaris. prince harry is among the many favourite —— famous guests. but one of the elephant carcass hotspots is in an area owned by wilderness. they have also recently lost rare rhinos do you have poaching problem?” think that poaching is an issue, it is an issue that certainly has existed as long as we have been in botswa na. existed as long as we have been in botswana. it is difficult to say as a private sector company how big the poaching problem actually is because we are not privy to all the data, but our obligation is to put that information the government, who then act accordingly upon it. the shocking images of dead rhinos are not what high—end tourists want to see on safari, 13 have been killed in the year. talking to a lot of people here, we get a sense that there is a growing poaching problem going on here, what is your response to that? i

many areas just don't suit photographic safaris.wildlife, and with the loss of hunting, they are abandoned. hunting is an appropriate land—use and it does have a conservation value, especially for communities that live in wildlife areas. and again, you know, they need to benefit, so that's their business, that's their life. they've been brought up in those areas and they know it, and if they don't have any legal employment, they will turn to more illegal resource use and hence the poaching. there's trouble, but there's also hope in the elephant sanctuary. botswana has become a safe haven as neighbouring countries have been devastated by poaching, but too many elephants is also a problem. hunting will not reduce the numbers and a cull would provoke an outcry. there will be no solution if we don't involve the communities. some people are saying that we should look for other countries that are looking for the elephant species and then transfer some of our elephant population to those countries. first off, we need to stop pointing finge

of poverty in the world first the kenyan government used the mobile phone platform to sell bonds safari com is worth eleven billion dollars that is kenya's biggest company accounts for six and a half percent of the country's economy our economics editor abbott ali caught up with bob cole a ball the chief executive officer of safari com he asked him about the social impact of m.p.'s. so we got the anecdotal stuff and we've got the quality of stuff but the quantity stuff so you know i'm usually we have increased the financial inclusion penetration in kenya for. around twenty twenty three percent it's about seventy five percent and when you increase and deepen financial inclusion the people who you actually capture in that space are the people who rural the people who are agricultural the people who pour and largely the people who are with them so that's that's one way we've measured it we've also done some work with georgetown university which showed the numbers of people who've been brought out of extreme poverty because of. you know every minute three thousand people who are receiving m

safari called in northeastern kenya environmentalists campaigning against a major construction projects which they say is taking place on stolen land but the government has accused activists of standing in the way of progress. reports. kenya's leaders say it's east africa's most ambitious infrastructure project. the level port and southern sudan ethiopia transport corridor or lap set is worth an estimated twenty four point five billion dollars. it includes the construction of a deep water port highways oil pipelines railways airports and even three luxury resorts. port will be the main hug connecting kenya ethiopia done to the indian ocean and to the world. and. its. work started in two thousand and thirteen when it's finished it's hoped the port will become a major source of revenue. but not everyone is happy with the project activists say it will damage the environment and the government is not properly compensating people for their land leaving indigenous communities to pay the price for kenya's progress. if the government to solve them. only twenty seconds. for years people relied o

was so weak and safari is trump pot response was so wea k a nd reflects safari is trump pot responseo weak and reflects his lack of leadership. he did not condemn the attack, he said there was no some global movement of right—wing extremism. instead of condemning it to you expressed his warmest sympathies and best wishes. it was not a strong force for condemnation that you have seen from otherworldly does. that is viewed almost as a factor approval of it. he needs to be condemning it and much stronger terms. he didn't use the word terrorism, he avoided that completely. to pay condolences as something but as if it was a normal accident, not a political one. this is the problem here because he is encouraging these right wing groups directly or indirectly, this is the danger. muslim worlds are watching. why for example where that is a nested of terrorism it is islamic, but when somebody storms a mosque and cows 50 people did not hear the body terrorism. —— kills 50 people. we see some double standards in the muslim world as well ideology. we see some double standards in the muslim world

in a safari vehicle. go driving about.you very well. >> jimmy: this one animal probably sticks in your brain the most. >> out of all the animals i've experienced and seen, it's not often that you connect with one animal that much. you see so many traveling as much as we do. >> jimmy: tell me, what's his name. >> this guy, scar is his name. and he's a lion found in the masai mara in kenya. we spend a lot of time in the mara. and he's such a character. and his name is inspired by "the lion king," right. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he fits the bill so much. and he's just a mean -- quite a a grumpy character, quite aggressive, but he's about 14 years old now, which is much older than male lions tend to get. and he's still dominant and still has a pride. and generally they only have a a pride from ages of, like, 7 to 10, and he's still at it. so, he's just a powerful, mean looking lion. and i love him so much that i got this tattoo of him on my arm. which is -- yeah, of scar. the exact same lion. [ audience aws ] one of my photograp

do a lot of updates, especially when i'm on safari.orms after the break. stick around. [ cheers and♪pplause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: what a record, what a a song this is. i love it so much. performing "meback kid" from her new album, "remind me tomorrow," please welcome sharon van etten. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey you'rehe comeback kid see me look away ♪ ♪ i'm the runaway ♪'m the stay-out-late i'm recovering ♪ kid at the top of our street i was somewhat like him i was somebody ♪ ♪ comeback kid comeback kid comeback kid let meook at you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah you're the comeback kid let me look at you then look away♪ ♪ yeah i'm the runaway i'm the hardly stay let slip away ♪ ♪ don't look back don't look back don't look back watch me run away ♪ ♪ kid came back a real turn around please believe that i want to stay ♪ ♪ got a job now that my brother found working nights just a me away ♪ don't let me slip away i'm not a runaway it just feels that way ♪ ♪omeback kid comeback kid comeback kid let look at you ♪ ♪ comeback kid co

in south africa, you're on a safari, a drive-thru safari, you see a white lion. >> meow! they're going meow, and the lion is like you think i'm a domesticated cat, right? >> not many people would have the window down. >> meow. >> what do you think he's going to do? >> chris hixon posted this video. >> you almost fed that lion. >> yeah. >> dinnertime. >> oh. >>> this video cracks me up. we've all tried to sneak in late. this snow leopard at the paradise wildlife park north of london tries to sneak in late. >> when you sneak in, you need a better strategy. >> you'll be like i'm not climbing over bed, slide didn't. >> this dude, he tries to be nice. un-huh, not having it. ♪ >> one of my favorite questions i love having answered is how it's made. throw legos into the mix. throw 400,000 lego bricks, now we're talking. renee and pascal have grand designs. [ speaking foreign language ] >> that certain minimum size they're looking for is full size. [ speaking foreign language ] what they're really going for is, of course, a model of that. >> nice. >> yeah. the classic wagon. but

al says a blast of brutally cold n temps arethe way praef breaking overnight, safari tragedy. safari tragedy,amour ican tourists and their pilot killed in a helicopter crash during a vnyation in a. officials scrambling to find out what went wrong, thehelatest on t investigation just ahead: all that plus turning up the heat, democrats on the paperde trailnding documents from at least 60 people connected to the president as he strikes back in his longestevspeech r. >> they're trying to take you out with [ bleep ] okay? >>> revealing neverland, after weeks of protests and lawsuits, hbo airs that disturbing michael jason documentary, the reaction and the fallout overnight. >>> and msing sisters miracle, the emotional oment twoung girls lost in the woods for daar reunited with their family, inside the massive search that e brought th girls home, today, monday, march 4th, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb liv from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody, good morning, welcome to "today." nice to have you with us on a oond

safe in the arms of a safari park vet, this two—year—old male orangutan has had quite an ordeal. bali‘s airport, he showed up on the x—ray machine as they checked passengers‘ luggage. translation: last night, when we found him still sleeping, we didn‘t know if he‘d been anaesthetised or given sleeping pills but finally we found some sleeping pills. security officials stopped and detained 27—year—old russian national andre zhestkov, who was flying home to russia. he told officials the animal was a gift from a friend who‘d brought him at a java market for $3,000 and convinced him it was ok to take the ape home to russia and keep as a pet. but orangutans are a protected species and mr zhestkov could now face up to five years in prison and a $7,000 fine if he is convicted, although the exact charges he is facing are still unclear. two live geckos and five lizards were also found in his luggage. illegal wildlife trade is rampant in indonesia, despite efforts to crack down on smugglers. for now, this young orangutan is safe. translation: we will continue his treatment here at the safar

kenya's safari com is teaming up with china's biggest commerce company alibaba plus. i'm scott heiler in thailand the world's largest exporter of rubber global oversupply has caused the price to plummet leaving farmers here scrambling to make ends meet a subsidy program has been called by some as a quick fix because it misses the main issues that story coming up. it is a public square a library a doctor's office a school a cinema a shop and much much more the world wide web has turned thirty and its inventor tim berners lee has called on the world to build a better web we'll have more from tim in just a moment but first our technology editor honda explains the impact of his invention over the past three decades. it may be hard for many of us to imagine a time when you couldn't just log on to the internet and search the web it's how many of us stay in touch make friends talk search and share information but thirty years ago none of that was possible electronically at least wow all this as this is british scientist timber nearly because back in one thousand nine hundred

safe in the arms of a safari park vet, this 2—year—old male orangutan has had quite an ordeal., he showed up on the x—ray machine as they checked passengers luggage. translation: last night, when we found him still sleeping, we did not know if he had been anaesthetised or given sleeping pills. but finally, we found some sleeping pills. security officials stopped and detained 27—year—old russian national andrei zhestkov, who was flying home to russia. he told officials the animal was a gift from a friend who had bought him at a java market for $3,000, and convinced him it was ok to take the ape home to russia and keep as a pet. but orangutans are a protected species, and mr zhestkov could now face up to five years in prison and a $7,000 fine if he is convicted, although the exact charges he is facing are still unclear. two live geckos and five lizards were also allegedly found in his luggage. illegal wildlife trade is rampant in indonesia despite efforts to crack down on smugglers. for now, this young orangutan is safe. translation: we will continue his treatment here at the saf

kenya's safari comb is teaming up with china's biggest company alibaba plus. thailand the world's largest exporter of rubber global oversupply has cost the price to plummet leaving farmers here scrambling to make ends meet a subsidy program has been called by some as a quick fix because it misses the main issues that story coming up. it is a public square a library a doctor's office a school a cinema a shop and much much more the world wide web has turned thirty and its inventor tim berners lee has called on the world to build a better web we'll have more from tim in just a moment but first our technology editor mariana honda explains the impact of his invention over the past three decades. it may be hard for many of us to imagine a time when you couldn't just log on to the internet and search the web it's how many of us stay in touch make friends talk search and share information but thirty years ago none of that was possible electronically at least wow all this as this is british scientist timber nearly because back in one thousand nine hundred nine he and o

kenya's safari com is teaming up with china's biggest commerce company alibaba plus. i'm scott heiler in thailand the world's largest export are of raw.

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tanzania a country in east africa known for its incredible landscapes unspoiled beaches and the best safaris in africa. however what this promotional film does not specify is that tanzania is also the incredible land of coca-cola. here everyone waits for red and white buses who long side read and white wool and in the playgrounds children play around red and white the logo is everywhere so off there a while you was stopped noticing it. the good news is that in this country you can still find coke bottles made out of reusable glass but this. what the american company is doing in tanzania what it did in the united states fifty years ago replacing the glass bottles with plastic ones. and that what is going on behind these walls inside one of the poor coca-cola factories in tanzania. all guide is james mother the manager of the new production line a production line which only makes plastic bottles today they're producing bottles of found one of the numerous brands inside the coca-cola group. everything is automated and the equipment is brand new the bottles of filled behind this window. recalled

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. >> it's almost like this buffalo is on the payroll of the safari agency.eople in south africa, they have buffalo posing, like here i am. >> then the tour guide says something very important. >> buffalo are very pre ductable. >> don't say anything about his style. >> you can predict what's going to happen. mozies on over and starts out slow, but just getting warmed up. good thing their car is warm because they warm up and start backing up and it comes chasing. they're in >> he wants to make friends. >> the buffalo looks like it's stopping but it doesn't. it's a good thing the driver keeps going and finally it's like, okay, it's stopped. you're thinking, oerks it just wanted to play in the mud, play in the water, have a good time. that's when the tour guide says not exactly. >> it's a warning. >> i'm not afraid to get dirty! >> no, it's not. after it rolls around, it starts chasing them again. >> only so much running the poor thing can do before he's exhausted nchts do you know who is exhausted? these bisons in yellowstone national park. that one with the sh

. >> when you go on safari, this is what you want to see. elephants decided, hey, you might be in our way. >> there's somebody there with a gun. >> this video was takenthe carn something for a carnivore. see, that is a lioness. she was caught in a trap and injured. the vets have gone in to do surgery to help her out. the elephants were probably moving through this area and probably felt the humans were in their way. >> don't shoot. don't shoot. >> oh, no. >> he is like, hey, hey, hey, calm down. he is firing a shot. mostly to scare the elephants away. the elephants move on. >> you can imagine being a surgeon in the operating room and having to do surgery while looking over your shoulder for some big bruiser to come take you out? >> these people have it all under control. >> they did. eventually, they were able to finish the job. here you got some wild dogs. something is about to happen. they see a high hyena. he spotted a pack of wild dogs. they are ready to engage the mama and baby. she's outnumbered. >> she's holding her own. >> that's not

that one killed three americans on safari. one of the instagram stories from the group shows them popping champagne on the plane. the kind of safari experience we've been bringing folks on "today". as you experience it you know it's a trip of a lifetime and now this. your heart goes out to >> absolutely. thank you. >>> time to switch gears, turn back to mr. roker. you got a check of the weather? >> you betcha. let's show you what we have going on around the rest of the country. chicago is at minus three. it's actually on this day 17 years ago they got down to minus four, so it's pretty cold. we're also looking at record lows back to the plains, record lows stretching down into texas. we've got temperatures that are even cooler down through the southeast. snow showers will continue around the great lakes. sunshine through the southwest and a few showers now, but we are going to be looking at a big storm coming into the west coast coming in on tuesday. we'll look at that coming up in the next half hour. we're going to get to you

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. >>> when you go on a safari, this is what you want to see, elephants. the el faephants decided, hey, may be in our way. there's somebody there with a gun. >> yeah. >> this video is taken while the zambia carnivore was doing something. this lioness was caught in a poacher's trap. the vets in the group have gone in to do front line surgery to help her out. but the elephants were probably moving through this area and probably felt these humans were in their way. >> don't shoot. don't shoot. >> oh, no. >> he's like, calm down. wait a minute. >> he's firing shots. it seems mostly to scare the elephants away. >> the elephants do move off. >> could you imagine being a surgeon in the operating room and having to do surgery while looking over your holdshoulde big bruiser. >> they look like they know what they're doing. >> they did. and they finished the job. >>> here you have some wild dogs. something is about to happen. they see a hyena, and a young one, this is her den. >> o no. >> clinton delford said he spotted a pack of wild dogs, they're ready to engage th

eating i don't know ethiopian airlines flight 302 came from the u.s., some were on vacation headed for safari and some were headed to do humanitarian work or on business. of the 157 people onboard, eight were americans, no one survived when the plane went down suddenly this morning. it was a brand-new boeing 737 max 8, the same kind of plane involved in another recent crash leaving many questions for investigators simmons has our report. >> reporter: a devastating scene tonight. the aircraft ripped apart, pieces of the plane on a crash site the size of a football field. the point of impact, a huge crater. bodies and belongings strewn along the ethiopian countryside. tonight, grief-stricken families passengers andht crew of the member, eight were americans. radar showed flight et 302 lost contact just eight minutes after takeoff at 8:44 a.m. local time crashing 30 miles from the airport. the cause, still unclear. data from flight radar 24 shows the vertical speed whether the plane was climbing or descending was unstable after takeoff. >> it is one of the safest airlines in the world. at this s

sometimes when you go on safari, it gets cold. this elephant went, i will have that. >> it's taunting. >> i dare you to get out and come and get it. >> no one is that stupid. discretion is the better part of valor. i'm out. >> i'm going to share inventions that make life easier when i'm hungry. >> joseph is all about making all of our lives easier. he will put his brilliant mind to work. help us out. we have all been there. working on our laptops, getting crumbs over the keyboard. >> joseph has solved the problem. >> oh. >> he has a small vacuum strapped to his back that suctions up a chip every time he turns his head. >> i was thinking this would never work. but it works with this. >> i'm sure we have all experienced this problem as well. >> if i'm sunbathing, it's uncomfortable for my neck. >> he created a head space. drink his fresh watermelon. even an ice pop he doesn't have to move around for. watch what it does. >> you know, i was with him up until the watermelon. >> until i saw the cocktail. >> i'm still with him. >> i bet

the district also removing youtube and safari from all ipads as well as blocking both sites from the google chrome breaks the third through 5th graders use. coming up new tonight, we will tell you about additional steps they are taking the make sure students are safe in the classroom while browsing. >> the san francisco district attorney says his office will not file charges against giant ceo larry baer. he has been under investigation for a public altercation with his wife happened earlier this month. the incident captured on sale phone video. a struggle over cell phone with his wife tumbling out of her chair. the decision not to pursue charges came late this afternoon. the d.a.'s office saying quote after a careful review of the relevant evidence including multiple videos, statements from several witnesses and the evidence does not support filing criminal charges. he remains on indefinite leave with the team and could still face repercussions. giants telling kpix minutes ago the team will hold off on responding until major league baseball completes its own investigation. >>> new vi

the district is also removing youtube and safari from all ipads as well as blocking both sites from the google google chrome works third to 5th graders use. the district had filters in place, but also adding monitoring software to all teachers computer slick and watch what the ipads are doing remotely. parents say tech companies also need to step up. >> i think there's a bigger sensibility for companies to continually be improving those algorithms. >> the district hopes to have all changes in place before the students come back to school after spring break. reached out to youtube for comment, we have not heard back at this point. >> the san francisco district attorney says his office will not file charges against giant ceo larry baer. >> >> it was posted on tmz it happened earlier this month in hayes valley, a struggle over a cell phone with his wife tumbling out of a chair. the das office says quote after careful review of relevant evidence including multiple videos, statements from several witnesses and the parties themselves, the evidence does not support filing criminal charges. he

the word out in your forgot that last year three hundred seventy thousand tourists went on whale safaris in iceland there it is again. one for the. real coach it was their nature because they weren't going to work their rights were white and we were going to be a majority of icelanders were in favor of waiting for a long time but an increasing number and now against it like totally for being shot with our poor and drawn it says no. it's not my way and i don't like. in june two thousand and eighteen paul showed icelandic public opinion on whaling is now evenly split one third in favor one third against and undecided way watching industry gives way more jobs on the way more money for everyone it's just a no we can see all of these are the same out of more four hundred dollars a year still didn't you never see the. eucharist trying and system now. you were not at the whales are deathly like majestic animals and i think it's a cruel punishment oeuvre it's basically cruel and unusual punishment to hunt them and expressly if they're eating them always on mammals and and they deserve equal resp

. >>> when you go on safari you want to see the big cats, elephants, gazelles. in india it was the elephants these people got a look at. it was a wild elephant. it is not happy and it starts charging. >> oh, my god! >> he put his foot on the accelerator and it started to move. however coming in the opposite direction is a scooter with a rider. the rider jumps off and runs into the jungle. >> you're faster with the scooter. >> the two people on the scooter, one guy ran off. the guy driving the scooter was able to drive out of the way in time. you can hear so many people. they're yelling, trying to scare the elephant off. >> i like to imagine these elephant are like, bro, watch this. they're really not going to hurt you. >> at the oregon zoo, these elephants are just having play time. check this out, in oregon, the animals can go in or out when they want. they have where it's 70 degrees. but when there's snow fall, they have the option to check it out. >> it probably felt good. >> they're humans in a sense, even though they're accustomed to warmth, they're like sn

right now and july is the haiku it's busy assigning his people to the new safari routes the centering success over the last decades has motivated neighboring communities to several villages further up the river now want to join the initiative to benefit from protecting pygmy oppose. caring for the environment can lead to success as we've just seen and gonna take action and do it now that's student message to world leaders the sixteen year old has been on school strike on fridays for months to fight for effective climate protection thousands of schoolkids and students from all over the world have joined her demonstrating outside parliament under their motto fridays for future instead of going to school germany students have joined them take a look. oh. it's friday afternoon these teenagers should actually be at school the weather is cold and miserable but they're still gathering here in the center of. a protest. fourteen year old francisca vessel has been involved from the start she like the other peoples here wants to see the government take swift action to come by climate change. it

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stapper's instagram packed with posts from around the world still features videos from his kenya safari>> this is like disneyland. >> reporter: the san diego native among five killed sunday in this devastating helicopter crash on the trip of a lifetime. brandon's brother spoke to us tonight. >> him and i are just so close. it's kind of just been him and i for 18 years now. >> reporter: brandon stapper and asher burke were from san diego. kyle forti from colorado. a fourth american, so far unidentified. the local pilot mario mgonga also killed. the group of friends were in two helicopters. one went down just after takeoff. an investigation under way into why it crashed. lester? >> all right. keir simmons, thank you. >>> a stunning twist in the good samaritan murder that made headlines. in december jacqueline smith's husband said she abfad while giving money to a panhandler in baltimore. but now police say smith's husband and stepdaughter staged that attack. both are charged with murder. >>> and tonight, the finale of the shocking new docuseries "leaving neverland" airs. it tells the acco