i'm folly bah thibault.he bodies of more than 300 members of a christian doomsday cult have now been unearthed in kenya. they're believed to have starved themselves to death. dozens more are still alive, but refusing to eat. about 5,000 such movements are estimated to exist worldwide. so, why do people join these often secretive societies, and what dangers might they face? we'll put these questions to our guests in just a moment. but first, catherine soy has this update from nairobi, in kenya, on the investigation there. reporter: the story started unfolding when a relative of two children who are at shakahola ranch in malindi at the kenyan coast who are reported missing and the family said that the parents had been starving these children, so they went to report the matter to the police, who went to shakahola, where they arrested paul makenzie, this man who is said to have lured his -- arrested paul mackenzie, this man who is said to have lured his followers to stir to death and then they started investigat

from me, folly bah thibault, and the whole team here in doha, thanks for watching.ow. ♪ woman: we love food. we all eat food. food is yummy. however, do we think about the relationship we have to food or the relationship of food to the world at large and our society? current:la food was a public art triennial that looked at art and looked at food, and it was an opportunity to look at the multiple dimensions of food through the perspective of artists. artists are really good at stepping back and looking at what's happening and then re-presenting these ideas in new ways. the artists were

i am folly bah thibault. commercial companies offering dangerous adventures to the ends of the earth and beyond are attracting billions of dollars every year. some of the risks in commercial sea exploration have been exposed by the plight of the five men on board the titan submersible that went missing. are these multibillion-dollar industries contributing to science? and how do these adventures benefit society? first, let us take a closer look to how private companies are pushing boundaries in space and under the sea. commercial investments in the space race have trouble -- have tripled. in may 2020 space x became the first private company to send people to the international space station. in july 2021 blue origin sent its first commercial service into space. virgin galactic is about to send customers into space. in 2019 an american explorer broke a record by descending 11 km to the deepest place in the pacific ocean. what did he find? sea creatures and a plastic bag. the company oceangate has sought to furt

i'm folly bah thibault. it's a 2-minute recording that could prove devastating for donald trump.