accusations and trumped up charges is the order of life in zambia.wa nt to is the order of life in zambia. we want to combat that negativity. we do not needed for our country. did you tell your supporters to burn down the city market in lusaka? absolutely not. that is why today there is nobody convicted on our side of burning the market. the president said it was a clear act of sabotage designed to hurt him and his government. it was framing a strong opposition, like us, to justify the invocation of article 31 in our constitution, which is the threat of emergency. stephen, you cannot have a fire at 5:30am, and by 6:00am, you go to the scene and say it was upn members who burned the market. where is the investigation? it was never done, which is why nobody was convicted for it. do you feel yourself to be a true democrat? absolutely, absolutely. do you think zambian democracy is in grave danger today? it is in grave danger. would you say you are partly responsible for that? i think many players are partially responsible. that is why we would like to be

accusations and trumped—up charges is how things are in zambia.ed for this country. did you tell your supporters to burn down the city marketing lusaka? absolutely not. that is why today there is nobody convicted on our side of earning the market. the president said it was a clear side —— clear act of sabotage designed to hurt him and his government. —— clear act of sabotage designed to hurt him and his governmentm —— clear act of sabotage designed to hurt him and his government. it was framing a strong opposition, like us, tuquejustify framing a strong opposition, like us, tuque justify the framing a strong opposition, like us, tuquejustify the invocation framing a strong opposition, like us, tuque justify the invocation of article 31 in our constitution, which is the threat of emergency. stephen, you cannot have a fire at 5:30am, and by 6am, you go to the scene and say it was upn members who burned the market. where is the investigation? it was never done, which is why nobody was convicted for it. do you feel yourself to be a true democrat? abso

squalor fees and books and probably farmers in zambia and actually exporting fruit to zimbabwe zambia isn't the only country benefiting from the zimbabwean farmers expertise many are in south africa botswana and mozambique to another to some ministers and the homburg real jobs reason. five years ago and drive around to the farm and there was absolutely nothing happening and it wasn't only the white farmers who were affected their workers also suffered poor members living in fear of mugabe's supporters on the farm he flayed just before it was seized he's also still hurt by what happened a country is not about white black. yes. it is. like the it does the wrong there are zimbabweans who disagree many say they have been affected from the government's reforms. but they were devastating for those forced off the land they had invested time money and so much more and. now we don't belong anywhere we. like a lost tribe they are making a positive contribution and other countries but it isn't the same because it isn't hard tiny a page out zambia. oh i still had sown the program. the excitement

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it will allow the importation of body parts from african elephants shot for sport in zimbabwe and zambiahe move will reverse a prohibition imposed under former president barack obama the administration says that the trophy hunting will help conservation efforts by raising money for programs the world's largest land animals known for being intelligent and social but they're also classified as threatened that's why conservationists furious at the trumpet ministrations decision to allow hunters to bring elephant trophies into the u.s. elephants are in dangerous decline and it's outrageous that the trouble ministration is greenlighting trophy hunters to go into zimbabwe and kill elephant . floated for the tusks poaching is the main reason for the decline in elephant populations the obama administration banned imports of legally hunted ivory and other elephant parts in two thousand and fourteen now the ban is being overturned and the u.s. fish and wildlife service claims this will protect the endangered species allowing hunters to kill the animals would raise money for conservation. the agenc

in the maybe as you mentioned but not zimbabwe and zambia. well there's been a question of the management in those countries so the management has been in better shape so if to south africa for example most that parts are actually fenced or out they've had very little coaching going on they've had very good idea of the numbers about since they've had and they've set quotas that reflect those numbers so you know if you have i think zimbabwe house about eighty thousand out of that says saying only five hundred only that they'll allow to kill the trophy i'm saying so it's all about the question of how well managed is it's and in many cases where hunting has been well managed has actually helped conservation exploited revenue for n.z. poaching and things like that it's not always the case but that they make is fine because they feel that sense zimbabwe now has axed its act together on this however i do agree with the earliest speak of that given that the state of politics in zimbabwe this might not be very good timing to open this up again but in

lifts restrictions on importing elephant trophies from zimbabwe and zambia conservationists say the decision put on the world at risk. zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has made his first public appearance since he was put under house arrest by the military on wednesday pressure is mounting on the ninety three year old to step aside with his closest allies now turning against him however metasearch reports from the capital harare. calls for president robert mugabe to step down are growing louder he was seen for the first time in public on friday days after the army seized control and confined him to a private residence in harare the people who helped him stay in power for nearly forty years the war veterans have called for an anti mugabe rally on saturday because he did it would. be flown. over what will become increasingly. included in this is a problem people. we don't want to be responsible for. but what you assume is listen to their message when we want to. organize the money movement the war veterans are important in the country's power structure this is a leader and his wife grace hav

outrages the us lift restrictions on importing elephant trophies from zimbabwe and zambia conservationists. puts the animals. president robert mugabe has made his first public appearance since he was put under house arrest by the military. the ninety two year old attended a university to ation service in the capital harare there's been a series of talks among regional leaders about his departure now even his closest allies a turning against him the leader of the country's influential war veterans association has called for mass demonstrations on saturday saying he shouldn't be allowed to stay in power we have declared his word and that is the message there is no way that he must leave because of this so did the record. management and the plan. of his wife what becoming president of the republic. is a problem people up to the. i was there as head of a task joins us now live from the capital harare and how are we just seeing there the war veterans association turning their back or not mugabe does he have any are you still left. if he does there probably would be too afraid to speak right now

in zambia, we've seen population increases. and along the zam bizzy river, we've seen some pretty big decreases. obviously, there's a lot of turmoil in zimbabwe with the coup and the question about mugabe's future. we think we need to take a deep breath and really do the right thing. >> wouldn't it have been your thinking that the president would have already looked at conservation facts and that's why he lifted the ban but now in a tweet says he wants to look at conservation facts, you know, review all the data and reconsider? what do you think has changed? >> you would hope so. as i said, there's been some gains in zambia. i think at the end of the day, the instability in the zimbabwe government probably contributed to it. i think the public outrage was fantastic in many ways. sportsman are amazing conservationists but we have such a problem with poaching in these areas. to have this kind of ban being lifted right now when we're seeing such massive declines, i think the public outrage really led the president to give it a sec

government specifically banned the import of elephant trophies from zambia and zimbabwe, two popularbig game hunts, because the obama administration administration said their governments were failing to protect the endangered animals. as far as zimbabwe goes, it's also a bizarre time to do this with the country in upheaval. the military just took over the government there and the trump administration is arguing that the government in zimbabwe is in a position to ensure hunting and conservation efforts are well governed. don? >> brianna, thank you so much. when we come back, is there any merit to arguments that legal, regulated hunting can benefit elephant populations or will the already dwindling populations shrink even more? i'm going to ask wildlife expert jeff corwin. that's next. if you can train oxford to sit... sit you can train yourself to cook with less oil. introducing new pam spray pump made with extra virgin olive oil. now you can pump instead of pour, plus get the superior non-stick you love. new pam spray pump. >>> the trump administration lifting the ban on imports of e

lives restrictions on importing elephant trophies from zimbabwe and zambia conservationists say the deficient puts the animals at risk. in sports a reason for brazil and club shop a koan say to celebrate a year on from a losing most of the team in a plane crash the club gets to win it needs to stay in brazil's top division. zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has made his first public appearance since he was put under house arrest by the military on wednesday pressure is mounting on the ninety three year old to step aside with his closest allies now turning against him and his own party calling for him to resign. reports from the capital harare. calls for president robert mugabe to step down are growing louder he was seen for the first time in public on friday days after the army seized control and confined him to private residence in harare the people who helped him stay in power for nearly forty years the war veterans have called for an anti mugabe rally on saturday because of this who did it would be an economic management in the plunder you. would. use wave would become in prison reform if

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in zambia and south africa the same age as me they've seen five six presidents and i've only seen one same as my mother and my grandfather and everybody else in my family my friends circle so. we really don't care what's going to happen we don't know what's going to happen to zimbabwe but this is a start there's a ray of hope that's all we're about and violent is anything that going forward going forward. it's not about seeing zimbabwe as a happy right now even of the army's really happy but it doesn't mean it's going to be easy it's going to be hotter than ever but zimbabwe for zimbabweans we have to work harder and now we have to ask ourselves to sort about what the country can do for us but what can we do for our country zimbabwe we have to rebuild it relies on the overnight is going to be five years ten years but it's a stock. if it is going to be. what it's really. want to meant by. it's like a car that was a wreck. you just part of. the body that's damaged the engine was damaged the wheels were down the steering didn't even wasn't even there yet so it's a long walk to freedom bu

he says westerners are trying to "spearhead regime change," not just in zimbabwe, but in zambia, southt let it happen." so i'm not sure that african neighbours are of a mind to push the reform agenda. it doesn't sound as though they are. some of them sound like they are quite tempted to defend mugabe. precisely. i think basically, a successful coup in zimbabwe would send the wrong message across the region. the differences between the regimes in the region are those of degree, rather than kind. you are talking about sadc, sadc is normally lame but i think sadc has never been faced with a similar situation to this. it will be interesting to see what sadc does tomorrow. i agree this will be based on self—interest in parts of sadc and the south african state, rather than any concentration such as that which linda was referring to. what about the international community more widely? i am intrigued by the notion which i have read in some quarters which says that actually, the key player in this is not any western country, the united states anybody else. it is china. there is talk of a key m

government specifically banned the import of elephant trophies from zambia and zblim ban with a, twoestinations for big game hunts because the obama administration administration said their governments were failing to protect the endanger erred animals. as far as zblim ban with a goes it's also a bizarre time with the country in over hooefl. the military just took over the government there and the trump administration is arguing that the government is in a position to ensure hunting and conservation efforts are well governed. don. >> thank you so much. when we come back, is there any merit to arguments that legal, regulated hunting can benefit elephant populations or will the already dwindling population shrink even more? i'm going to ask wildlife expert jeff core win. that's next. i've asked chase se reserve cardmembers to find my next vacation. rome, show me something. i'm having breakfast at the pantheon. what an amazing view... of your finger. ♪ ♪ look at this view. your finger! isn't that incredible. your finger! and check this one out! oh it's so amazing! move your finger! thre

regulations banning hunters from bringing trophies from elephants killed in zblim ban with a and zambia into this country. the president wrote on twitter, quote, put big game trophy decision on hold until such time as i review all conservation facts. under study for years will update soon with secretary zinke. thank you. also germane to this discussion, the fact that the president's sons eric and don junior are big game hunters. don junior especially has posted a slew of photos with former wild animals, including one where he's just holding a tail in case we missed the point. obviously we have no idea if their hobby had any bearing on this ruling, but we wanted to talk about this for a second night. and joining us to do that, jeff core win, wildlife biologist, conservationist and enemy winning tv host of ocean treks. it's hard to make of what's going on here. what do you make of this issue? >> well, here is the story. the back-story of africa is that of the 54 countries in africa today, only six of them allow hunting, big game commercial hunting. and the reason for that is the complexit

the remains of elephants legally hunted in zimbabwe and zambia cannot be imported into the u.s. as trophies the trumpet ministration made the announcement on wednesday reversing and obama era ban conservationists called the decision troubling and gallica reports. over the last decade the illegal trade in ivory has more than doubled and the african elephant has paid dearly conservationists estimate around five thousand a year killed in african elephants remain on the u.s. is endangered species list the restrictions on importing elephant trophies from legal hunts in zimbabwe and zambia have been lifted the u.s. fish and wildlife service a well regulated hunting helps raise cash for conservation efforts and seeing advocates of long campaign for the rollback and say the benefits are huge when you look at the dollars that hunting brings and you're looking at funding for the conservation departments in those countries most of their funding it does not come from the government coffers it comes from hunting among the trophy hunters are likely to be some of america's wealthiest including

. >>> president trump has paused a plan to ban elephants from being killed in zimbabwe and zambia fromn this country. he wrote, put big game trophy decision on hold until such time as i review all conservation facts. under study for years. will update soon with secretary zinke. thank you. also, jermaine to this discussion, the fact that the president's sons eric and don jr. are big game hunters. don jr., especially, has posted a slew of photos with former wild animals, including one where he's just holding a tail in case we missed the point. obviously, we have no idea if this played a part in the ruling. but jeff corp wynn, wildlife biologist, conservationist and emmy tv host of "ocean treks." jeff, it is hard to make of this issue. it is hard to know what is going on here. >> well, here's the story. the backstory of africa is that of the 54 countries in africa today, only six of them allow hunting, big game commercial hunting. and the reason for that is the complexities, the controversies, the graft that comes with africa and the challenge of regional populations of locals that live i

steersman or for a region and a continent led by zacks and his home of president kennedy deborah gold of zambia thought. mary was the only living member of the fun national front line states grouping. which you synonymous with the decolonization process you know our region. we all know you as indeed we do you remember oh yes colleagues now departed. the statesman who are with us today show as study of success. had it beat that show as study of sex a nation. which you speak so well of our continent. it is a not a team that must get won't die and a bone done is generations and over to succeed new ones or can i meet you. know managing their own now you have bestowed upon me. is that the action does six that to beckon will not be accomplished through speeches i must be to ground running the thought if. we know need to someone and louche in constant dollars debt in this great nation beyond where our you make your first president list it. took close to two decades. this country went through many to benefits. why us we cannot change the past. there is a lot we can do in the present and the future to g

permiten traer trofeos cazados en zambia y zimbabue. >> abre la puerta para todos los traficantes ilegalesla, pero es difÍcil sorprenderse. los hijos del presidente han cazado leopardos y otros animales salvajes. >> este presidente en este momento puede cambiar una ley para proteger a estos animales. luis: grupos y zoolÓgicos han condenado la medida, pero serÍa un error pensar que no tiene apoyo. la asociaciÓn del rifle cree que es una muy buena idea y asociaciones de cazadores la estÁn celebrando. >> hay gente que le gusta tener trofeos de caza. te gusta? >> este es mi primer venado. luis: a emilio martÍnez le fascina cazar venados, pero no matarÍa a un elefante. >> ahora estÁn escaceando. enrique: una patrulla de los Ángeles acudÍa a una llamada de emergencias y matÓ a dos menores de edad. dos personas tambiÉn resultaron heridas. un memorial improvisado con flores, peluches y velas, marca el lugar de lo ocurrido. ilia: el conocido activista jackson dde 76 aÑos anunciÓ que padece parkinson. dijo que es la misma enfermedad que venciÓ a su padre y que comenzaron a percibir cambios hace alre

following them, kenya, malawi, malta, george cross, zambia, singapore, guyana, botswana and lesotho.auritius, swaziland, tonga, fiji, bangladesh, the bahamas, grenada, papua new guinea and the seychelles. and the final group of high commissioners from the commonwealth of dominique, st lucia, st vincent & the grenadines —— dominica, belize and antigua & barbuda, st christopher & nevis, brunei christopher bide-visfimnfi namibia, christopher &nevis,firgne+ namibia, cameroon, darussalam, namibia, cameroon, mozambique and rwanda. the last two recent members of the commonwealth who were not actually involved in the fighting in the first and second world wars but they are here because they are members of the commonwealth and have an entitlement to lay their wreaths. they are followed by the ambassador of ireland to great britain adrian o'neill. the irish regiments who serve way back, the irish guards established under queen victoria fought in both world wars. the service chiefs come next, the chief of the defence staff, sir stuart peach, doesn't himself lay a wreath, but for the royal navy sir

, and i am leaving here to go to lusaka to be with our team as we complete the integration across zambia. yousef: the union bank story, how are you looking to increase the stake there and when? do you have the pinned down? bob: there are a couple pieces to it. ubn just celebrated its 100th year. until the late 1970's it was barclays. it is with a strong brand but trouble -- ran into trouble prior to the financial crisis. we will able to acquire 20% of it directly from the central bank. we are also part of a consortium that includes four or five other significant investors that had taken their stake five years ago, almost five years ago now. we have a 10%-11% stake from the consortium, 20% outside. we just closed on an additional 14%, buying out the position of another consortium member. we are closing in a week or two on a rights issue that was previously announced, and when all of that is said and done, you will be at 45%, somewhere in that range. yousef: in this part of the world, dubai, have you been able to get hold of any licenses? bob: most of our markets and treasury activities do

as trophies will be allowed from zambia and zimbabwe for conservation so it's a big step backwards it's like trying to save elephant populations from being hunted to extinction. and this whole presidential election in the public of somalia have turned soloist protests overnight and ahead of a homage to hashtags a.j. he spread. our as. you know with the news grid and live on air and streaming online live and they were dot com and having zimbabwe's leader appear at a university graduation isn't usually out of the ordinary except maybe this year when that leader robert mugabe been has. under house arrest for the past two days we're going to be appeared in public for the first time since the army seized power in tuesday night and he was welcomed here as the city by cheering crowds at that graduation ceremony in harare but despite the public show of palm beach future is still being decided military leaders say they were making significant progress when with him to bring an end to the political crisis let's get some details from hollywood tossin our correspondent who's been covering all of th

train to importing from zombie -- zimbabwe and zambia.his after the original that dean sparked outrage by some at the fish and wildlife service say properly managed hunting programs could help conserve endangered species. will carr has been following this from los angeles. what prompted the president to put proposition on hold? reporter: at this point it's unclear, especially early in the day, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders coming in from zambia and zimbabwe. friday night the president took to twitter saying put a decision on hold until such a time as i review all conservation, understudy for years will update with secretary zinke. thank you or the process of importing olyphant druggies was banned in 2014 due to a lack of conservation data from zimbabwe. u.s. fish and wildlife service has been reviewing the ban and recommended the policy change, eric. eric: a type of reaction is between getting? elephant lovers are relieved. reporter: yeah, well, a lot of backlash when the original announcement was made. the humane soc

they found zimbabwe and zambia have met strict conservation standards. critics say it would increase poaching. now, on to allegations in the united states of sexual conduct against politicians. the white house brushing off my similarity between the u.s. president donald trump and sneer al franken. despite more than a dozen accusations against himself, mr. trump has been mostly quiet, the president has, on numerous allegations against a member of his own party. alabama republican roy moore who is running to fill a vacant u.s. senate seat. we get more now from cnn's ryan nobles. >> the president decided to weigh in on the allegations against neither al franken less than 12 hours after they came to light. and it almost automatically opened the white house up to criticism on two fronts. first, the alabama senate race and the sexual impropriety allegations against the republican candidate, roy moore. and then there's the president's own accusations against himself, something that came on to light during the campaign. at least 12 different women accusing the p

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from zimbabwe and zambia and this lifts a ban by former president barack obama conservationists view this ruling as a big fat back which could lead to more elephant hunting the former head of the syrian mafia told to arena has died at the age of eighty seven he was in an italian prison hospital we'd been serving twenty six life sentences leader was one of the most feared godfathers of course on awestruck crime family the nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's he's taught to have ordered more than one hundred and fifty. now the game is up that's the message from zimbabwe's influential independence war veterans to robert mugabe he's resisting pressure to resign after a military takeover but the veterans are calling for demonstrations at the weekend to demand the full revolutionary gobby quit he made his first public appearance since the army's intervention having previously been detained at home. surrounded by security robert mugabe or attends at a graduation ceremony on the outskirts of the capital harare and his presence is tradition but given that he's been under house arrest many wer

the trumpet ministration says it will allow the importing of elephant body parts from zimbabwe and zambia this reverses a ban by former president barack obama guns a vicious view this ruling as a huge setback which could lead to mo elephant deaths. negotiators in the german city of bonna wrapping up a u.n. sponsored talks on how to best into meant the paris climate accord to try to come up with an action plan to cut carbon dioxide emissions and limit global warming. a huge fire has destroyed a retirement community in the us it of pennsylvania the store through the facility in the city of west chester overnight forcing residents to evacuate is taught to at least twenty people were hurt officials are investigating how the fire started. supporters of kenyan opposition leader raila odinga and police have clashed outside the capital nairobi police fired tear gas into the crowds of demonstrators angry about the result of the presidential election which saw the incumbent president who can be outer rain with ninety eight percent of the vote the poll was marred by low turnout and claims of voter i

the trumpet ministrations says it will allow the importing of elephant body parts from zimbabwe and zambia that reverses a ban by former president barack obama conservationists fear this new ruling will now lead to more elephant deaths that there are new photos of zimbabwe's president robert mugabe the first since tuesday night's military takeover the images show mugabe holding talks with the military there's also a delegation from south africa including jacob zuma who says the political situation will become clear very shortly the opposition has called on gabi to quit but reports from harare say he is refusing to stand down these images show robert mugabe meeting zimbabwe's army chief and two south african envoys brought in to mediate at his official residence in herat it reports claimed the long term president is refusing to step down but mugabe is under pressure to resign zimbabwe's opposition leader morgan tsvangirai said the president in power since one nine hundred eighty should go quietly in the interest of the country and elections should be called. a transitional mechanism. and. s

trump's administration saying it would end obama era ban on importing trophy hunts in zimbabwe and zambiag big game trophy decision zambiashow of force aimed at no korea. coming after multiple deadly incidents involving american warships in the same area earlier this year. >>> still ahead, all of the highlights from week 11 of the nfl. plus growing feud between trump and la bard ball. continues to escalate. tell you about it next in sports. start today. ♪ ( ♪ ) more people shop online for the holidays than ever before. (clapping) and the united states postal service delivers more of those purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. ( ♪ ) because we know, even the smallest things are sometimes the biggest. even the smallest things here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. ♪ this holiday, t

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the trumpet ministration says it will allow the importing of elephant body parts from zimbabwe and zambia this reverses a ban by former president obama conservationist say they fear this new ruling will lead to more elephant deaths. e.u. leaders are meeting in the swedish city of dutton borg in a bid to bolster worker protection across the bloc they are expected to claim a set of twenty social rights aligning what they believe are fair labor and welfare practices they hope the new guidelines will boost support for the e.u. . as to zimbabwe now where the army has confirmed it has arrested some of president mugabe's allies that move comes after generals met with mugabe and reportedly urged him to stand down the president refused and now sources within his own party the saddo piaf said that they will need to draft a resolution dismissing him as leader for now though the gobby remains in office and under house arrest these images show robert mugabe meeting zimbabwe's army chief and two south african envoys brought in to mediate at his official residence in hieratic reports claim the long term

ago president trump said that he would live the obama-era ban on killing elephants in zimbabwe and zambiae u.s. just yesterday, sarah sanders explained the rationale. watch. >> this is actually due to a review that started back in 2014 under the previous administration done by career officials at the fish and wildlife service. this review established that both zambia and is 1izimbabwe ht new strict standards that allowed americans to reassume hunting in those countries. a ban on importing ivory remains in place, but again, this was based on a study that started back to the previous administration. and done by career officials. >> well, then hours later the president changed his tune tweeting, quote, put big game trophy decision on on hold until such time as i review all conservation facts under study for years. will update soon with secretary zinke. thank you. just to confuse things how, that came on the same day that a notice appeared in the federal register. so let's talk this over with rob branford, the executive director of the wildlife trust which rescues elephants. bob, what do you

>> well, i mean, you made a good point, brian, in africa, and it's two countries, zimbabwe and zambia. but all throughout africa we know that some of these countries, you see this instability which, you know, affects human populations, but also it does affect wildlife in a large way as well. to see this, and again, the point being is that money needs to be raised to conserve these animals. you need boots on the ground, guns in hand, to guard these creatures from poachers. the poaching epidemic is the major issue here. what fish and wildlife is moving forward with is, like we said, giving this oversight, making sure that any funds that are collected for a very strict regulated permit process, and it's -- and again, i hate to say this, being an elephant lover and an animal lover, but if you look at the 8,000 elephants, if one or two or whatever this permit process allows, allows the protection of that large amount, through the funding of a very expensive initiative, i mean, to have people physically guarding these animals 24/7, unfortunately the problem exists, but it does need to be pa

rule allowing american trophy hunters to import the bodies of elephants they kill in zimbabwe's in zambia. the interior department's role change comes even though african elephants are listen -- listed endangereded or the species act. eric and donald jr. were longtime trophy hunters who have repeatedly posed for photos with dead animals in africa. in 2012 picture of donald trump, jr. in zimbabwe shows him standing in front of the corpse of an african elephant, holding a knife in one hand and a and another. as an environmental activist on the continent, your thoughts? -- wouldimagine what horrify us than what we've seen already. with this is a very low point. yet the president of the unitedd wildlife in africa -- [indiscernible] but to allow trophy hunters from the united states to kill come and destroy wildlife in africa and take the bodies to the u.s. or to anywhere else, is reprehensible. it is horrible and should be condemned. amy: you said you do not think anything is good for a fight you about what the u.s. is doing right now. you have been at cop for many years. this is the first u.