nigeria and in germany i am sondra tino deal with me today always my co-presenting. take me into how are you today just fine sandra thank you very much and a warm welcome to all of you our viewers out there always we have a lot in store for you on today's program so let's take a quick look at what we have coming up on the show today. we'll hear how a national park in the muslim big help mitigate the effects of the weather disaster . about an ingenious chemical free weights what i must keep those. algo bony is taking measures to ensure that no remains fish stocks remain healthy. first report takes us to tell go like many places around the world and here in africa so goes about maybe as i expected to grow dramatically in the coming yes and that raises the question of how to feed me expanding population well some people and organizations are already thinking ahead and planting gardens in some rather on the expected places. this is boerma a typical west african vegetable it was grown in a former dump site like this one. like many other african cities togo's capital law m

and i mean lagos nigeria and with me is michael phelps and you got a little bit sondra high there on sunday or 2 nobody here in kampala uganda in these 2 weeks shall we go to germany to meet a month who's hoping to turn the tide when it comes to plastic pollution in the way that he has some other topics we'll be looking at today. we'll look at why being a ranger in such a dangerous profession. we also see how a briefing that no wage and all relating almost forced to stop them from inc. and find out how blood waste is being put to use in much augusta. being a ranger it can be a dangerous job some $100.00 wildlife guardians lose their lives each year in their line of duty many of them in east and central africa while accidents account for about 50 percent of those fatalities porches were responsible for the other hot we went to months and forced national park here in uganda to meet julius or one now the warden in charge of law enforcement there he has been confronting these per day in day out for more than 20 years. in the morning roll call julius one or tells his men that poachers hav

take me into how are you today just fine sondra thank you very much and a warm welcome to all of you.

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another edition of africa where we highlight environmental topics on ideas from europe and africa sondra to nobody and this week we'll be looking at the many ways you can recycle plastic west i am in kampala uganda and as always i'm costing with my colleague. in nigeria.

that will be more helpful at this point you know let's go to toronto sondra terry interesting because it is public knowledge public knowledge that russia has planned for something like this and they have a budget set separate budgets a certain price of oil i mean you can go as low as $25.00 in the russians can can ride it out ok i mean they don't want it to be that low but they've made budgetary considerations to be able to deal with that the saudis should have known that it's not a secret go ahead in toronto. yes well i think the saudis have no idea what they're doing and i. had to dig up some history and get some compared because there is no scenario seemed to me plausible that could produce them that that you're saudi arabia right now. one of these scenarios is an intern 1980 s. the saudis not off production to sustain prices but. at that time they reflect to invite more good users into the into the game forcing more competition on them so that backfired in the eighty's now they're trying the scorched earth. trajectory which seems to be though directed to me to meet seems more dire

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. >> up next in our review of offers on the economy, doctor sondra, co-author of the the body economics 2013 discussed the impact of measures following recession paths on mental and physical health. >> in the u.s., suicide spikes overall in these trends but there's very heterogeneous, even some of the cities massive on employment in some cities we see suicides and others we don't. it seems to relate strongly to a certain set that i'll talk about. those programs are the answer to a major question which is by an appointment correlate with this we talk correlation is not causation that is precisely why we want to investigate when correlation doesn't occur, unemployment rates in the u.s. are closely a part by suicide rate. in places in finland when they have their own banking crisis, the suicide rate declined. how do we explain this? what are they doing? it's so robust? my swedish friends would like to think that but it's not true. it turns out they would investigate a slew of people exposed to. what subprograms seems to be effective in preventing these recession associated mental health re

in fact, i lost a sweet cousin, sondra, this weekend to covid-19 so it is striking everybody.'s happening at least as far as our temperatures and our conditions today. we are looking at snow in the mid plains more heavy rain down through northern florida currently temperatures we've got record to near record lows from madison, billings, fargo, to denver. then we head down to florida and record temperatures second day in a row for orlando, tampa, fort myers, melbourne, into miami. rest of the country freezing frost midsection, record lows in the plains heavy rain southern georgia into northern florida plenty of sunshine up and down the eastern seaboard and on the west coast as well that's w >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. yes, we're seeing a lot of sunshine right now. we take a live look outside in san francisco. beautiful day. and it's starting out cool, but it will continue to warm up as we look at our high temperatures for the inland areas. expect some upper 70s and upper 60s right along the coast with san francisco reaching 67 se a couple of days of some of th

. >> i think it's hard to remember sondra but when bernie sanders started raising money for this campaignke the piggy bank. people were amazed because i think you raise $6 million in the first 24 hours and it was out of the remainder of of populism and bernie sanders as a left-wing populace, some seeing him as the reflection on the left and president trump on the right. the money was coming from small donors. remember, even to this point it dwarfs what joe biden was raising from donors especially, though small donors. i think that was a key point of distinction for bernie sanders given his discontent with how the party had treated him in the 16 race against tiller clinton and even this time around always making the case of the system had been against him although the party of course had made changes in the way that it handled the delegates to accommodate bernie sanders. but the idea that he was running against the democratic establishment never faded and when he rose to the top in terms of the primary contest especially after the three races in iowa, new hampshire and nevada, wall street

. >> good talking to you, sondra. >> ed: fox news alert, any moment now we are expecting to hear from update on what's happening in his state. we will have that for you live in a couple of moments. plus, lawmakers close in on a big deal to replenish the paycheck protection program for small businesses. how soon can we expect to vote? and florida reopening several beaches as states begin to e's stay stay-at-home orders. what is it time to restart the economy? rick scott joins us and he has some ideas to reform the small business program. that's next. >> people walk on the beach and fish on the beach, they socialize on the beach. treat us like adults and let us make our own decisions. ♪ >> ed: at the house and senate will likely vote this week to replenish that paycheck protection program for small businesses after it ran out of money. it could include additional rents for hospitals and covid-19 testing as well. for more on this, we bring in florida republican senator rick scott. moments ago you put out a statement saying that you are going to push for reforms because it seems like it's