tatyana runs the kindergarten. she remembers the evacuation. future for these children and theirfamilies is uncertain. narodychi has some of the lowest radiation levels in the exclusion zone, but it's still officially designated contaminated. that means no agriculture is permitted and nothing new can be built here. so, could the secret to a new start for narodychi be hidden in the permanently abandoned primary zone? for many, it's a frightening place, but in the decade since the accident, hundreds of scientists have worked here, forensically examining chernobyl‘s aftermath. we're going to meet a true exclusion zone expert. dr sergey gashchak came here in the immediate aftermath as one of the thousands of liquidators. he's now a scientist. although it's not legal to live here permanently, he still works here from this previously abandoned house. oh, this is a proper field station then. you have lockers for everybody‘s kit, somewhere to leave boots. yeah. this is very organised. is this a map of the exclusion zone? yeah. the red are the hot spots

tatyana from my regular visits to the garbage dumps around to keep. every year give us a month to see thousands of tons wished it comes from restaurants or factory farms . previous to make that a surge of food is dumped in south africa every year this has significant ecological impacts because all that food has compounded board and energy and from a plane a change perspective in the landfill it emits harmful greenhouse. yes this both me thing and carbon dioxide. producing russia has years looking at ways of reducing food waste here in the western. he works for the regional department of agriculture from bollman is come to visit one of his projects which he believes could provide a model for the rest of the country. has managed to persuade farmers to donate their few surplus instead of plowing it back into the ground lizette kloppers farm is the collection point. seven million farmers bring their access programs here. as you can see if you should see the quality not thrown away food. export quality that they just deliver. these same me anything even if

the 2017 london winner finished more than five minutes ahead of four—time winner tatyana mcfadden.of the elite men. mo farah is somewhere in the leading pack. mo farah‘s training was somewhat disrupted by a somewhat public spat with haile gebrselassie sometime this week, highly documented. doesn't seem to be disrupting him too much. 40,000 people running for fun as well. plenty of costumes on display and money being raised for charity in the process. you can watch all of this unfold on bbc one right now. they will be charting the progress of mo farah as the elite men's race reaches its conclusion. norwich are planning for life back in the premier league. (00v)they beat blackburn 2—1 last night to secure promotion — a stunning strike from mario vrancic for their second an apt way to help secure promotion. they will be crowned champions if they avoid defeat against aston villa next weekend. and joining them there, sheffield united who all but secured promotion beating ipswich 2—0 — scott hogan with the pick — six points clear of third placed leeds, with two to play, they do have a va

university,ward tatyana twain. fu.nancy who -- university,ate cosponsored by the white house historical association, alex conner. [applause] >> from northwestern university, ryan would. wood. >> also from northwestern university, jessica ashley floyd. [applause] beverly banks. university, abbie marshall. [applause] >> racer wilson. mattie campbell. from the university of california, berkeley, katie roush. from the university of maryland, veronica canales. [applause] >> from the university of missouri, liliana pavlovich. shu.y merrily. [applause] additionally, a scholarship is offered at arizona state university and grandly state university. unfortunately, neither winner could make it to the dinner. ladies and gentlemen, please join us in giving a round of applause for the 2019 scholarship winners. [applause] >> all right. we've got some journalism awards here. first of all, these are uniquely challenging times for journalism for many reasons. producedng times have some truly exceptional journalism. journalism dedic

>>people you can buy tatyana slides through her etsy page coming up she has 2 big conventions, one in la and another in san francisco. >>still ahead why one part is having to enforce restrictions on visitors feeding wildlife a popular pond and a girl went to the beach for spring break. she came back with a treasure of millions of years old. and it sports warriors not messing around tonight in la take care of the clippers also the sharkey still have life. >>highlights from both playoff matchups coming up. >>and kron four is now streaming live local news 24 hours a day if you haven't tried it yet kron on here's what you're missing. to make it out of there. county oakland, san francisco menlo park. >>outgrowth is known to be a popular spot for families to gather to go fishing maybe feed the animals, maybe too much flooding long tells us the increase traffic is leading to litter and overweight ducks. >>the phone is a signature feature of elk grove regional park. it's a popular place to feed the ducks and geese and to go fishing. but the concern is community services district plans to put