well done, biologists. >> this happened in tanzania. the woman was just going back to her residence and got this view. it was an added benefit that she wasn't expecting. >> they almost don't look like they should be able to run. to see that many it's like good for you, giraffes. >> they don't run like other animals. they kind of gallop. >> i think they glide nicely. something that's not so nice, what's happening to this lioness. she is at a safari zoo. people on this tourist bus not exactly making her happy. now, the male lion is sitting chill like uh-oh, i don't think you should really mess with her like that. and let's just say she'd had enough. >> no! >> she tried it. man, she was ticked off. >> oh, yeah, she was ticked off. elsa wanted to leap onto that bus but she didn't make it. she was checked by zoo vets. she was fine. they say she can leap about 16 feet but the distance between where they are and the other side of the trench is 23 feet. some zoo experts in the u.s. say it really should probably be about 36 feet. >> how about th

a similar scheme is being piloted with gas in tanzania to try to move people away from cooking with charcoalve. but this allows micro— payments over mobile which all are small and announced it be released to each person. you can ask to move the metre but if you do it sends an alert to the scheme at‘s administrators. here is something else that has impressed us at nws c. look at our faces in this picture. this is a phone that was released a couple of months ago that allows you to take three photos. then you can view the photos in 3—d without glasses on the screen because it has a lenticular display. which means your left i only get left information and the right | only get left information and the right i only get right eye information. if you hold it right at the sweet spots, you get a pretty picture. if you hold it outside the sweet spot, everything goes crazy andi sweet spot, everything goes crazy and i wouldn't recommend that. that is it for click in the mwc in barcelona. i hope you enjoy that. be kind but be honest. thanks for watching. i will see you soon. good morning. for most of us,

a similar scheme is being piloted with gas in tanzania to try to move people away from cooking with charcoals canister is too expensive, but this smart meter system allows micro—payments over mobiles, which allows small amounts of gas to be released for each. you could of course remove the meter you might think, but if you do, it sends an alert to the scheme's administrators. here is something else that impressed us here at mwc, hence the impressed look on all our faces in this picture. this is a zt phone that was released a couple of months ago that lets you take 3—d photos with the stereo lenses on the back and then you can view the photos in 3—d without glasses on the screen because it has a lenticular display, which means your left eye only gets left eye information and your right eye only gets right eye information. if you hold it right at the sweet spot you get a 3—d picture. if you hold it outside the sweet spot everything goes crazy. i would not recommend that. anyway, that is it for click at the mobile world congress in barcelona. i hope you have enjoyed it. feel free to let us know

and as our correspondent in tanzania sammy awami found out, the programme has been widely welcomed in part of the programme which is crucial in saving lives in islands where incidences of drowning are not uncommon. it has expanded now beyond survivor swimming. we saw it was an opportunity to educate the community about how to stay safe around at ward ha community about how to stay safe around at wardha and how to keep their children safe around water because we provide swimming instruction but we also provide instruction but we also provide instruction in the classrooms and the communities on water safety. the programme recruits children between the ages of seven and 1a from the local primary and secondary schools. of the children i spoke to told me why they appreciate this training. translation: when i grow up i want to bea translation: when i grow up i want to be a fisherman. this swimming lesson will be very helpful because if you go down to the ocean and a vessel sinks, what will they do as they cannot even float? but for this, lessons will help me a lot. the children attend train

a similar scheme is being piloted with gas in tanzania to try to move people away from cooking with charcoalhis smart metre system allows micro—payments over mobile which allow small amounts of gas to be released for each. you could of course remove the metre, you might think, but if you do it sends an alert to the scheme‘s administrators. here is something else that has impressed us at mwc. hence, the impressed look on all of our faces in this picture. this is a zte phone that was released a couple of months ago that lets you to take 3d photos with the stereo lenses on the back. then you can view the photos in 3d without glasses on the screen because it has a lenticular display. which means your left eye only get left information and the right eye only gets right eye information. if you hold it right at the sweet spots, you get a 3d picture. if you hold it outside the sweet spot, everything goes crazy, i wouldn't recommend that. that is it for click in the mobile world congress in barcelona. i hope you've enjoyed it. feel free to let us know what you thought of our 360 lives on twitter @bbc

today we can give an example of tanzania. well, look... today we can give an example of china. thing is we don't need to look at other examples. yes! we can look at what happened. because what i wanted to do was to change things from within. but it never happened. and i will tell you, with the programmes that i was doing and which i was never given a chance to do that, but i can tell you a few that i did which may be angered them and hence they labelled me a liberal. i'm just trying to get to grips with your relationship with robert mugabe. yeah. you told the south african broadcasting corporation just a month or two ago, you said that you still have respect for robert mugabe, and that you, and this is something that you said to them, that you are prepared to forgive him for things he has done. i just wonder what right you have to offer forgiveness to robert mugabe. you're not a victim. you're somebody who benefited from robert mugabe's policies. you were one of his most trusted ministers. i will tell you. my party is not for retribution. we are for restitution. so, what we are

but others aren't as defensible such as studies of college bing drinking, ethics in tanzania or sex chromosomes turtles. taking together the government gave to 16 state governments. the spending is controversial because these eight schools have enormous resources at their fingertips. $119billion in endowment money. that's money they raised from donors and, boy, do they. the total equivalent to $2 milon per undergraduate student. the ivy continued to receive contributions at present rates, the endowment fund could provide free tuition to their entire student body forever. now, to be sure endowments aren't for spending in a single fiscal year and no one expects the ivies to give all students a free ride forever but heavy federal sponsorship of the ivies call in to question the use of taxpayer dollars and parents across the country facing average annual tuition of $33,000 of private colleges and more than 9,000 dollars for state schools, well, they must be wondering why do these wealthy institutions need my tax dollars? now, trish, we reached out to all of the schools for comments this morning. we

this allows us to transport fresh milk each week, 50 pounds -- 50,000 liters from tanzania -- from hasnia.m tas there are business passengers, and we take it to market with world partnerships that we can take advantage of into the future. david: that was the qantas group ceo alan joyce. ? ery: how many hikes we will plot the dots and try to make a course for the fed. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ the market was a little exuberant for a slightly more aggressive fed, and you saw the movement in the bond yield coming off in the u.s. dollar quite substantial moves down to the dollar. in response to that big decision. gradual, 75 for the fed, 75 this next year. that is our rate. >> the markets were expecting they would take out the word gradual, because that is how they have been describing the pace of increase. they left it yen, and janet yellen made it clear they don't want to move rapidly. so i think that is what surprised the markets a bit. the 10 year came down a little, and the dollar weakened. >> i think we could see four hikes this year. depends on the economy, the sustained acceleration o

federal spending makes sense, but others would be tougher to defend such as the study of ethics in tanzania or chromosomes in turtles. taken together, that payments are more than the federal government gave to 16 state governments. these eight schools have enormous resources at their fingertips. total raised is equivalent to $2 million per undergraduate student. the study found the endowment fund could provide free tuition to their entire undergraduate student body forever. >> we have to follow the money and it's a high bar for the ivy league to demonstrate a public purpose for the tax dollars of working-class and middle-class taxpayers actually funding their operations. >> endowments aren't for spending in a single fiscal year and no one expects the ivs to get all students a free ride. heavy federal sponsorship calls into question the use of taxpayer dollars. with parents facing tuition of $33,000 at private colleges and more than $9,000 at state scho, they must be wondering why do the wealthy institutions need my tax dollars? we have heard from several schools and they say endowment dolla

and folks in tanzania say they spotted a fire back streaking through the sky.entists say it was probably an optical illusion. they say it was probably the sun reflecting off of a plane. the news continues with shep after this. >> shepard: there's breaking news on fox news channel. that oscars debacle has now made changes. the president of the film academy says the accountants to blame for that big mixup will never work the oscars again. the accountants were with the firm price waterhouse coopers. you may remember warren beatty and faye dunaway announced the winners. turns out they got the wrong envelope. seems price waterhouse coopers is getting the blame and the boot. they're no more with the oscars. during the president's address, there was not one mention of russia and its meddling in our election or his team's communications with russian officials. that speech on the same day that the house republicans killed a democratic measure that would have pressured the justice department to turn over documents related to the trump administration's ties to russia. the

beans directly from farms in africa, central america and southeast asia including a business in tanzania founded by david robinson son of baseball legend jackie robinson. small world. >> i love that cupping technique where they taste it, slurp it a good technique. >> thank you. >>> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >> always good to recognize the folks in the community. >>> or news throughout the evening the latest is always on ou r website, cbssf.com. >> joi n us for nightbeat at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. >> and then right back here tonight at 11. enjoy the evening. ♪[ music ]♪ ,,,, ,, final four for the 13th time in school history the cardinal left for dallas after practice on tuesday. they will play south carolina on friday as they try and knock off another #1 seed mississippi state will try to end u- conn's 111-game winning streak in the other semifinal. gonzaga is in the final four for the first time ever and it's been a long time coming for coach mark few. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for

. >> international response team must rush to help group of americans that disappears while in tanzanianal mind fan favorite penelope garcia get -- guest stars. >> i could dig in the database and search for families member there and say won that are there. >> would i love it if you could do both. i would love it. >> but they are in the press conference. >> fine if you can just stay here with them, i can go find someone i can trust. >> we spoke with kristin and daniel henney about the show and what he thinks makes the franchise so popular with fans all around the world. >> people love the formula. people love to walk alongside the agents in their mind and try to figure out what is going on. for news particular they love to have travel elements, real excited for them, and we are learning about cultures, language protocols, for us, as agents, and these countries what we can and cannot do and how to just be kind human being and be nice to the people we are working with overseas. but, just a lot of fun for people to step in that world sometimes. >> you can catch the premiere of the second se

the study of aids but others are not such defensible things like college binge drinking, ethics in tanzania chromosomes and turtles. taken together, the payments are more than the federal government gave 216 state governments. the spending is controversial because these eight schools have enormous resources at their fingertips, $119 billion in endowment dollars. where the ivs to continue to receive contributions at present rates, the endowment funds could provide free tuition to their entire student body forever. to be sure, endowments are not for spending in a single fiscal year, and no one expects the ivs to give all students a free ride forever, but heavy federal sponsorship of ivs calls into question the use of taxpayer dollars. we reached out to all of the schools for comments this morning and we are awaiting to hear back, melissa, back to you. >> melissa: let us know, thank you. >> eric: meanwhile, how cool is it going to be to take a trip to outer space, the final frontier? nasa has come pretty close. we will show you had the space agency is taking us on an intergalactic ride through

i was in africa, kenya, tanzania, uganda. every european country.akistan, india, nepal, burma, malaysia, singapore, indonesia, australia. i lived in hong kong for a while. ashley: that is a lot of hitchhiking. stuart: dollar a day. ashley: as liz pointed out you were single. liz: who would want to date you taking off all over the place. [laughter] stuart: we'll be back. r how dusm or how high the pollen count, flonase allergy relief keeps your eyes and nose clear. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes. for relief beyond the nose. flonase. now on the next page you'll see a breakdowhat? costs. it's just... we were going to ask about it but we weren't sure when. so thanks. being upfront is how edward jones makes sense of investing. . . . stuart: in a moment will be joined by the man who is at the center of debate, kevin brady. he chairs the house and ways means and organizing the president's tax reform plan. now before, step back a little. let's get the grips with the importance of this mom

we saw the ivory going up across the border into tanzania, up to the port of mombasa.d unfortunately it is considerable. a lot of uk ivory pieces are being exported to china, other countries in asia, where the market remains robust. china is great news, but vietnam and laos still have robust markets. we have had a promise from the government now for two election manifestos in a row to shut down the uk ivory trade, we need to see it delivered. it is great in countries where the trade has been so historic and massive they are taking action, but we should not forget we were probably the worst culprits for, between 1860 and 1920 we imported to the uk the ivory of over 1.2 million elephants. but a lot of people will say that is history, that goes back over a century, and we are talking today about maybe antiques being tackled and banned, people asking on social media, is that really relevant in 2017, does it make a difference? yes, because we know for a fact that many of those antiques are being systematically brought a pencil to asian dealers and exported. over 2000 people