affected by colvin 19 bought me a drug that you could join us on these new episode of equal africa i am sondra to nobody here in kampala uganda and here's what is coming up shortly. we know how the core numberous affects your medicine but what about other primates we visit on chimps sanctuary in uganda to find out in kenya we'll hear about a project that allows locals to and i'm leaving grazing butterflies and in uganda we'll meet a group of young activists with a mission saving the a forest. let's start our show right in uganda also we are only too aware that the cold winter in 1000 pandemic has spread like wildfire all across the globe ont he tells afflicted nearly every aspect of our lives so wouldn't it stand to reason that these aggressive virus also poses a greater risk to our closest causing the chimpanzees conservationists think it does and that is why one chimp sumptuary is taking every precaution possible to protect the endangered. before boarding the boats in the showings of the mainland just sarah cwindows careful to disinfect the skin and clothing for overseas the well being of ch

conservation foundation in lagos i just largest city co-presenting with me today is my colleagues how to use sondra how you do it helen yet.

that's right sondra and this professor is an environmental scientist with an area of expertise in environmental health with a whopping $1000.00 pandemic on everybody's mind and that was also the focus of the eye discussion in particular. on the environment in both the shot and the long. as the traffic is reduced and could get through production has been decreased they missions that would normally ok well too much we retreat use but this is true for the short term the fact is that when industries come back online the likelihood is that they're going to speed up production to make up for that got. to close it's going to be a cap and production of such items which they have to catch up or. many of. the cheaper forms of. the most polluting. and you find that as to destry use a starbucks up to get can be cashed. so there you do you use those cheap or a socialist all through. energy as much as possible to at least break even. we encroach on forests on farms she serves encroaching into wetlands and so forth and all of this brings us into closer contact with wild animals and now the transmission of the

a very warm welcome to this week's episode of africa i am sondra to nobody coming to you from kampala here in uganda the pond of africa where we do start by asking you did you know that there's not a natural foods that have disappeared from my dad's almost completely even though they're highly nutritious and so resistant environmental influences one such school is now making a comeback in mali and this is going to interest you hi sandra yes and i can't believe it we always have many good tips here on eco africa and they are in the nation's capital and i just got so let's take a look at what's coming up on the show today. the climate resistance green that's becoming popular in mali we'll tell you why the ugandan teenager who is championing climate change activism will tell you how and the woman in zimbabwe training to be a brain just to fight poaching we'll give you the details. the phony a green has grown in africa west africa for around 5000 years and with more and more areas being given over to rice had lots of disappeared the extremely small grain can be difficult to peel but it co

that's all from it off because this time i hope you're feeling to the show as much as the hot i am sondra to know via signing off from kampala the next time sandra and for you our viewers if you want to find out more about the people on the project keep profiles today visit us online and also check out our social media and do be sure to join us again next week well a new edition of eco africa i'm now it's a way so long without from lagos nigeria. good good. good. good. news. to overcome boundaries. changing the world with. no words requires. the full body and. join the. march 24th. 30 minutes on w. . from a popular sports page to the laughing stock of an entire nation the coco montoya almost no other classic current host such a tattered image in germany has to justify a move some fans and fun to play them on sold out shows expect the patient. read. the minutes on the phone. in the other day of climate change. good for most of. the folks. stood. above. what ideas do they have for their future. d.w. dot com africa megacities for the making it. clear cut answer. to . the global corona crisis

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pandemic and wondered how far east see far in terms of invasion of privacy so i'm going to hand over to sondra if our men and the the media and what is out to help us track of it 98 quantify covert 19 there's an app for that crucial recognition g.p.s. glue to make it easy. cameras and drones keeping honest to this is a kind of mortar should be very surveillance is really spreading everywhere it's all about tracking people to contain the spread and some want to know who's policing the police. doctrina as adults in terms of technology and what's possible what if you see what is exciting for. yes from my standpoint looking at it from the public health response is missing when we talk about contact tracing the role for technology could be very big in that practice just saying that privacy is a 1st and foremost consideration and the technology should not be used unless that can be assured but from a standpoint of trying to contact trace when people are moving around again as as countries and as places start reopening if somebody is found to be positive it becomes very difficult to figure out who ex

sondra petit has been monitoring developments in brazil from neighboring colombia he says president both scenarios using the rallies to attack his opponents and fire up his base somewhere between 20 to 30 percent of the electorate in brazil supports president will so narrow they might be minority but they are quite engaged in highly motivated and they have made it kind of a tradition now to come out twice a week in support of the president in brazil at these rallies usually and in front of the presidential palace where his supporters are greeted by the president himself what was new today though is that the votes are not up for the 1st time and the people with him were wearing face masks so this maybe shows said now that brazil is the 4th country anywhere anywhere in the world 'd with the highest number of coronavirus cases he might be taking this a bit more seriously he wasn't mingling as my chair around with that with people or hugging them and kissing them as us doing that until last week he still took pictures with some young children one of them dressed up in full military gear also

. >>> finally, sondra in bloomington, indiana writes, my grandchildren in barcelona can play outsidethis picture is of their first day out after shelter in place. cute kids. more of your sunday today mug shots. thank you to jamie in wisconsin. mike, susan and their dog astro in kansas city. our first ever guinea pigs, devin and aubrey in colorado, will in montana and renee in os week go, new york, complimenting her mug today with a giant cutout of al roker's face. i always say everything goes better with a little roker. send us a photo of you and your mug with the #sundaytuesdoday. you can get that mug at the nbc online store. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. enjoy the rest of this memorial day weekend together and we will >>> good morning. it is sunday, may 24th, 7:00 on the dot. a live look over downtown san jose as the sun shines ahead of a very warm sunday. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana joins thus morning with a look at our memorial day weekend, microclimate forecast. am i right to say warm or are we just going to say hot? >> i

and let's bring in ana sondra now he's joining us from bogota so that's a situation over in the capital as you spell out in your report but the government's concern is now turning to the amazon region out of. absolutely in the amazon region of colombia they're in the cases of rose now in just less than a month from one confirmed case to practically a 1000 there have been already 30 people who have died in the capital of the colombian amazon the city of d.c. and there are between another turkey to 50 deaths that the cities there are trying to confirm if they also have to do with the 19 the problem is that there is a very dire lack of testing available in that region and that's why the president of colombia has announced that there will be another 15 days total lockdown throughout the amazon the president also saying the army to patrol the border with brad pitt to the city abilities is right on the border with those 2 countries and we know that the situation is particularly dire in brazil as we've reported many times and the number of infections that there are just spiraling day after day

>> good morning sondra, always a pleasure to be with you.h the supreme court upheld in 2012 requires every employer of 50 or more persons to offer health care insurance the trump administration using regulatory authority available to it elsewhere, and they have provided health care subjects when religion taught them to oppose it. there are challenges, the trump administration will do the right thing by accommodating the free exercise of religion of the little sisters of the poor and some and only situated, usually but not exclusively, catholic organizations. should they be compelled to comply with the statute. the roman catholic chief justice who "upheld" the constitution in 2012 hanging in the balance. >> sandra: so that's what you are able to conclude from the oral arguments yesterday. we have some big question over companies reopening of liability on the parts of companies as they reopen. we were talking to senator tim scott yesterday who suggested that there needs to be some sort of liability shield for companies as we go through this. g

>> thank you for having me, sondra. reopening and we are reopening in a relatively healthy manner. so if we can sustain that we are looking at a check mark recovery. that means a slow and rather long recovery. the second quarter will be hard to come but thereafter we can start getting better numbers. policy can accelerate that and that's really important but it has to be the right sort of policies. >> what is it going to take them because obviously there's a lot of looking back at the economy that we had before the shutdown happened. at the trump administration takes a lot of credit for the rolling back of regulations and the cutting of taxes that led to robust economic growth. but this is going to look different. a lot of companies aren't even going to emerge from this or even survived this, so how do you get out of this economic shutdown? >> so we passed the purely relief stage and now we are looking at reducing fear of living with covid, and subsequently a strong recovery. so in this phase it's about reducing fear, f

>> sondra, those are two distinct questions. now whether the virus was genetically modified or engineered and at the highly technical scientific questions and the way that the scientific opinions is that right now, this is a naturally occurring virus. the naturally occurring virus can of course be present in the laboratory where it's being studied and that the different question than saying that laboratory may divide bad safety practices and there could've been an accidental breach which was a original source of what has become this terrible pandemic. >> sandra: okay senator, i'm sure you have seen or read if i know that dr. fauci is an infectious disease expert that has been taking us through all of this, they are disputing that very claim that it spread from one of those two labs in wuhan. in a brand-new interview with "national geographic," and in this interview dr. fauci says "if you look at the evolution of the virus and bats and what's out there now the scientific evidence is very strongly leaning toward this and could not