duane hollow horn bear is a direct descendent of a veteran of the battle. and he is also an educator. as he explained to us, eagle feather headdresses, which had become an iconic american it drip -- american image, eagle feather headdresses were worn by very few lakota men. they were worn by men who, once again, had to exhibit certain lakota virtues. as duane hollow horn bear explained, when men wore an eagle feather headdress, he would only have the best interest of his society in mind when he was wearing it. each eagle feather that is on the headrest was gifted to the man, and it was gifted to acknowledge some deed that he performed. as duane hollow horn bear explains it, that deed could be a small as sharing's ones food with somebody or as large as saving someone's life during battle. each eagle feather represents a moment in what that particular individual was honored by his community. for a man to have an eagle heather that eagle feather headdress with a trail this long, that means he was somebody who was revered and respected within his own society by

you just want to hear -- [ air horn ] >> even james taylor needs an air horn every now and then. >> all right, if you want to binge some tv, what are you recommending this weekend. >> who doesn't want to binge tv? okay, "seinfeld" is my favorite show of all time. bob odenkirk actually was involved in a couple of the episodes. his is one of my favorite in the abstinence, very, very good episode with elaine. you've got to love it. nine seasons of "seinfeld" to binge. >> a whole lot. >> if you can't make it just watch the abstinence but, "breaking bad" where bob odenkirk got his huge start. five seasons of that, classic, now normally i'm not a fan of sequels or spin-offs or anything like that. but watching "breaking bad" is going to get you ready for season five of "better call saul" which is one of my favorite shows on television. it's smart, it's quick. >> season 5. >> season 5. we figure out how saul goodman, saul goodman becomes saul goodman. bob odenkirk is hilarious, witty but also very dark and see him in a new type of role and excited that comes out sunday. >> daryn, you were fanta

horns beeping. we are starting ourjourney in sri lanka's capital city colombo, where the two kings of the road are the tuk—tuks, also known as auto rickshaws or three—wheelers. horn honks. ahh! and where honking seems to be a national sport. nothing like the great honking horn of a giant bus to put fear in you. there is actually over a million tuk—tuks here in sri lanka and it definitely shows, because these things are everywhere. that's a pretty high number for a country ofjust over 20 million people. the prospect of good money has prompted many young people to become a driver here. the number of tuk—tuks hasjumped eightfold in the last 15 years, causing a little bit of congestion on colombo‘s roads. and it is notjust the pros. driving a rented tuk—tuk is increasingly popular with tourists too. why are you renting a tuk—tuk today? what is it about a tuk—tuk that made you go, i will get in one of these today? well it's because of the convenience — i can stop it wherever i want and

horns beeping. we are starting ourjourney in sri lanka's capital city colombo, where the true kings of the road are the tuk—tuks, also known as auto rickshaws or three—wheelers. horn honks. ahh! and where honking seems to be a national sport. nothing like the great honking horn of a giant bus to put fear in you. there is actually over a million tuk—tuks here in sri lanka and it definitely shows, because these things are everywhere. that's a pretty high number for a country ofjust over 20 million people. the prospect of good money has prompted many young people to become a driver here. the number of tuk—tuks hasjumped eightfold in the past 15 years, causing a little bit of congestion on colombo‘s roads. and it is notjust the pros. driving a rented tuk—tuk is increasingly popular with tourists too. why are you renting a tuk—tuk today? what is it about a tuk—tuk that made you go, i will get in one of these today? well, it's because of the convenience — i can stop it wherever i want an

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horns beeping. we are starting ourjourney in sri lanka's capital city colombo, where the true kings of the road are the tuk—tuks, also known as auto rickshaws or three—wheelers. horn honks. ahh! and where honking seems to be a national sport. nothing like the great honking horn of a giant bus to put fear in you. there is actually over a million tuk—tuks here in sri lanka and it definitely shows, because these things are everywhere. that's a pretty high number for a country ofjust over 20 million people. the prospect of good money has prompted many young people to become a driver here. the number of tuk—tuks hasjumped eightfold in the last 15 years, causing a little bit of congestion on colombo‘s roads. and it is notjust the pros. driving a rented tuk—tuk is increasingly popular with tourists too. why are you renting a tuk—tuk today? what is it about a tuk—tuk that made you go, i will get in one of these today? well it's because of the convenience — i can stop it wherever i want and

the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts sweeping the region somalia is the latest country affected it's declared a national emergency as the insects devastate farmland and food supplies in one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world a swarm of locusts 1st hit in kenya over a week ago. the land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. so we depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october cropping season i mean. swarming by the billions locust poses a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the epicenter of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the most severely impacted countries so far but a risk to south sudan and uganda are on the rise fear of what this could mean for the ecosystems of nations already struggling t

the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts sweeping the region some ally is the latest country affected it's declared a national emergency as the insects devastate farmland and food supplies and one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world the swarm of locusts 1st hit kenya over a week ago. the land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. so we depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october cropping season i mean. swarming by the billions locust poses a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the at the center of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the most severely impacted countries so far but a risk to south sudan and uganda are on the rise fear of what this could mean for the ecosystems of nations already strugg

venues to last time among those female sex of horns. 2 birds so much. can lead to my life it's given me so much confidence and it's become part of me it's become a part of for you it all began with the story the 30 year old musician says that she did not find the saxophone but the instrument found her. first in the toro when i had this song playing on a friend on top of me trove of beautiful saxophone so i asked what it was that of another friend of mine see before saxophone and that's when i got the desire to really nice instrument. in the beginning still i felt people do not trust his skills because she's a woman performances were cancelled or not paid correctly. have a role model to look up to someone to lead me into new york and so these are the steps this is what you're going to face no i just kind of dove into it but even when she struggled didn't give up through her music she now wants to empower other women to work jobs they think awful men. i believe anything that a man can do we can do my dream that women will be embraced in the works. it isn'

horns beeping. we are starting ourjourney in sri lanka's capital city colombo, where the two kings of the road are the tuk—tuks, also known as auto rickshaws or three—wheelers. horn honks. ahh! and where honking seems to be a national sport. nothing like the great honking horn of a giant bus to put fear in you. there is actually over a million tuk—tuks here in sri lanka and it definitely shows, because these things are everywhere. that's a pretty high number for a country ofjust over 20 million people. the prospect of good money has prompted many young people to become a driver here. the number of tuk—tuks hasjumped eightfold in the last 15 years, causing a little bit of congestion on colombo‘s roads. and it is notjust the pros. driving a rented tuk—tuk is increasingly popular with tourists too. why are you renting a tuk—tuk today? what is it about a tuk—tuk that made you go, i will get in one of these today? well it's because of the convenience —i can stop it wherever i want and i

well the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts sweeping the region somalia is the latest country affected is declaring a national emergency as the insects devastate farmland and food supplies in one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world the swarm of locusts 1st hit in kenya over a week ago. land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. so we depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october crop in season i mean. swarming by the billions locust pose a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the epicenter of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the most severely impacted countries so far but a risk to south sudan and uganda are on the rise fear of what this could mean for the ecosystems of nations already struggling

the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts that are sweeping the region somalia is the latest country affected has declared a national emergency devastate farmland and food supplies in one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world locusts 1st hit in kenya over a week ago. land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october crop in season. swarming by the billions locust pose a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the at the center of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the most severely impacted countries so far. south sudan and uganda are on the rise fear of what this could mean for the ecosystems of nations already struggling to feed their people is also growing. they're

well the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts sweeping the region somalia is the latest country affected it's declared a national emergency as the insects devastate farmland and food supplies in one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world the swarm of locusts 1st hit in kenya over a week ago. land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october crop and season. swarming by the billions locust pose a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the epicenter of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the most severely impacted countries so far but a risk to south sudan and uganda are on the rise fear of what this could mean for the ecosystems of nations already struggling to feed th

moment and in the region in addition we have to understand the fact that the problem is beyond the horn of africa it's also there are a big bin insula in southeast asia so basically all deliver off expect is all the experts that do exist worldwide all the war the equipment that that does exist where white is being mobilized in all of these this frontlines to or to control this up your coast to what extent sir is there a almost a collective amnesia a far as dealing with these these locusts are concerned in that we just we haven't had to deal with swarms of this magnitude for a very long time. you know it's right that that's one death one of the of the problem of your sleeves that as we said in the in line in somalia they have not seen swarms of of that side there for 25 years it's 70 years in kenya so obviously you can imagine 70 years is it's hard to maintain a cup a city in a country for 70 years for a problem that does not exist for 70 years or so so there is a minimum capacity but then to scale up these are what these are what is the biggest challenge at the moment is there is really

the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts sweeping the region the latest country affected it's declared now a national emergency as the insects devastate farmland and food supplies in one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world a swarm of locusts 1st hit in kenya over a week ago. land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october cropping season. swarming by the billions locust pose a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the epicenter of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the most severely impacted countries so far the south sudan and uganda are on the rise fear of what this could mean for the ecosystems of nations already struggling to feed their people is also growing

the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts sweeping the region somalia is the latest country affected it's declared a national emergency as the insects devastate farmland and food supplies in one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world the swarm of locusts 1st hit kenya over a week ago. the land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. so we depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october crop and season i mean. swarming by the billions locust poses a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the epicenter of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the most severely impacted countries so far but a risk to south sudan and uganda are on the rise fear of what this could mean for the ecosystems of nations already struggling to

the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts sweeping the region somalia is the latest country to be affected it's declared a national emergency as the insects devastate farmland food supplies and one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world the swarm of locusts 1st hit kenya over a week ago. the land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. so we depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october crop in season i mean. swarming by the billions locust poses a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the epicenter of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the most severely impacted countries so far but a risk to south sudan and uganda are on the rise fear of what this could mean for the ecosystems of nations already struggling

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the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts sweeping the region somalia is the latest country affected it's declared a national emergency as the insects devastate farmland and food supplies and one of the poorest and most vulnerable vulnerable parts of the world the swarm of locusts 1st hit in kenya over a week ago. the land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. so we depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october crop in season i mean. swarming by the billions locust pose a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the epicenter of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the most severely impacted countries so far but a risk to south sudan and uganda are on the rise fear of what this could mean for the ecosystems of nations already

moment and in the region in addition we have to understand the fact that the problem is beyond the horn of africa it's also there are a big bin insula in southeast asia so basically all deliver off expect is all the experts that do exist worldwide all the war the equipment that that does exist where white is being mobilized in all of these this frontlines to or to control this up your coast to what extent sir is is there are almost a collective amnesia a far as dealing with these these locusts are concerned in that we just we haven't had to deal with swarms of this magnitude for a very long time. you know it's right and that's one death one of the of the problem of your sleeves that as we said in the in line in somalia they have not seen swarms of of that side there for 25 years it's 70 years in kenya so obviously you can imagine 70 years is it's hard to maintain a couple city in a country for 70 years for a problem that does not exist for 70 years or so so there is a minimum capacity but then to scale up these are what these are what is the biggest challenge at the moment is there is r

moment and in the region in addition we have to understand the fact that the problem is beyond the horn of africa it's also there are a big bin insula in southeast asia so basically all deliver off expect is all the experts that do exist worldwide all the war the equipment that that does exist we're quite is being mobilized in all of this this frontlines to our to control this up your coast to what extent sir is is there are almost a collective amnesia a far as dealing with these these locusts a concern it in that we just we haven't had to deal with swarms of this magnitude for a very long time. you know it's right that that's one death one of the of the problem of your sleeves that as we said in a minute you're in somalia they have not seen swarms of of that side there for 25 years it's 70 years in kenya so obviously you can imagine 70 years it is hard to maintain 2 cup a city in a country for 70 years for a problem that does not exist for 70 years or so so there is a minimum capacity but then descaler these are what these are what is the biggest challenge at the moment is there is rea

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moment and in the region in addition we have to understand the fact that the problem is beyond the horn of africa it's also there are big been insular in southeast asia so basically all deliver off expect is all the experts that do exist worldwide all of or the equipment that that does exist where white is being mobilized in all of these this front lines to to control this up your coast to what extent sir is is there are almost a collective amnesia a far as dealing with these these locusts a concern it in that we just we haven't had to deal with swarms of this magnitude for a very long time. you know it's right and that's one death one of the of the problem of your sleeves that as we said in the in line in somalia they have not seen swarms of of that side there for 25 years it's 70 years in kenya so obviously you can imagine 70 years is it's hard to maintain to keep my city in a country for 70 years for a problem that does not exist for 70 years or so so there is a minimum capacity but then to scale up these are what these are what is the biggest challenge at the moment is there is real

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as horn writes, his hands are not as steady as they once were. his back stoops. his hearing has weakened, but not so much that he does not hear the whispers about his senility. his memory, always bad, has become worse. his vision has declined. but perhaps worst of all, his teeth were gone, replaced by dentures not made of wood, as the old story goes, but of ivory, animal teeth and human teeth, possibly from enslaved people he owned. it's no wonder washington rarely smiled. what was his relationship like with martha washington in these final years? >> well, by this time in his life, he'll tell you marriage is the great joy of life. >> reporter: but he and martha were raising two grandchildren from her first marriage, and even the father of the country struggled to keep up with the demands of parenthood. despite his good relationship with martha, he still appeared to have strong feelings for sally fairfax, a married woman he had loved in his youth. >> we know that, because he wrote a letter to sally fairfax, and he said all the things he had done in his life sense

horn. it feels for me like 2016. donald trump would be in a 10,000 person arenas, the democrats were drawing a couple hundred, maybe a thousand. that energy is unmistakable, he's got that energy here. do you think he still has momentum in new hampshire? >> i think donald trump is going to struggle in new hampshire when the general election comes around just like in 2016. >> he barely lost. >> he lost by almost 3,000 votes and that is decisive in a state with 1.3 million people. i think he's going to struggle in new hampshire, mooichlt, pennsylvania, wisconsin, i think that with four years, four years of donald trump in the white house, i think has exhausted the american people. it may not have exhausted his base but i think the american people see him more for who he is. >> as a former prominent republican in the state, what would you say to democrats? what do they need to watch out for? >> two things. first, in 2016, we had a very crowded field. nobody wanted to take donald trump on directly. they thought the way to

(horn honking) get in, bryan. thanks, mom. hey! howdy! hello! again? go wherever they need you. ( ♪ ) the all-new highlander. toyota. let's go places. >> pauley: here's a look at the week ahead on our sunday morning calendar. monday sees a memorial service in los angeles where laker star kobe bryant and his daughter, gianna, who died in last month's helicopter crash. >> tuesday is shrove tuesday, a day for pancakes as well as the last day for mardi gras parties before the start of lent. wednesday is world pistachio day, a celebration of the pistachio's reputed health benefits. on thursday, oscar-winning actress joanne woodward is turning 90. friday kicks off national girl scout cookie weekend, with scouts selling cookies at booths, door to door, even online. and saturday, february 29th is leap year day, the day added every four years to get the calendar back in sync. >> pauley: and a reminder that tuesday night, cbs news and the congressional black caucus team up to bring you the next debate among the democratic plea july contenders. join nora o'donn

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the elk horns had a bug planted in the back. we also have these beer coasters here which belongs tomarkus wo -- to markus wolf. the leadership in east germany all had bunkers, where they can retreat to if there was any kind of threat of a nuclear attack. markus wolf also had his bunker. and he turned it into a beer house. he had these beer coasters specially made. they have this cartoonish figure of a lynx which was his nickname. officers had to undergo quite a bit of training. we have a wonderful artifact here which all stasi officers received as part of that training. let's go take a look. what we have on display here is called a stasi criminalist kit. espionage was of course a crime. how do you catch criminals with a criminalist kit? anybody who was training to be a spy catcher in east berlin would have taken a course at the university in east berlin. at the end of the course, they would have received this complete kit which is everything you need to catch a spy. you can see in it a lot of pretty mundane articles, a hammer, a

[laughter] tooting their horn at my events. [horn] is it really a fire? i guess that is important then. [horn] someone who lives here, how long will this go on? how long will this typically last? you. way we get term limits past is we make current legislators think it will not affect them, they will say i'm a this is not wille, and eventually they get phased out in the legislature will turn over more dynamically and have members of congress voting their conscious instead of try to keep their jobs for decades. the biggest change we have to make is counteract the corporate money and lobbyists who have overrun d.c. i want to overturn citizens united, which would help get dark money out of politics. [applause] requires a super majority to overturn citizens united, and corporate money ran the town before that ruling, it was not like we were living in a great era and citizens united, the darkness. how do we change that? right now 5% or fewer of americans donate to a political candidate or campaign. if you are in the 5%, congratulations, you are one of the most

onm that is solely focused incumbent protection, and making sure candidates like congresswoman kendra horn from oklahoma, lauren underwood in illinois, mike cheryl in new we were focusing on the redhat came in picking up seats and turning the seats blue. ultimately we will have to really focus on 10 or 15 of those. the good news, those incumbents have been doing a phenomenal job. they are focus on -- focusing on districts, talking about health care, issues of that matter on the ground, they are building good campaign structures, so every quarter that goes by, i am hoping we have fewer incumbents that are going to be in trouble so the weekend -- so that we can then move resources to picking up seats and i believe thus far we have endorsed about 15 women who could pick up additional seats for the democratic majority. so our goal this year is to increase that majority. we think we've got the right candidates in the right places to do that, jackie gordon being one of those, jean ortiz jones in texas who just missed the last go around is also one of them. greatis a number of candidates who just

the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts sweeping the region somalia is the latest country affected it's declared a national emergency as the insects devastate farmland and food supplies in one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world the swarm of locusts 1st hit in kenya more than a week ago. land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. so we depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october crop and season i mean. swarming by the billions locust poses a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the at the center of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the most severely impacted countries so far but a risk to south sudan and uganda are on the rise fear of what this could mean for the ecosystems of nations already strug

so the horn is my friend. friend, yes. so they are your top tips? i think i am ready for the road, thank you. you really feel that lack of suspension. and there are so many potholes here, oh! 0nce suspension. and there are so many potholes here, oh! once you reach that level of comfort driving, the best thing about driving a tuk—tuk is that you can just take in all the gorgeous scenery. is that you can just take in all the gorgeous scenery. 0n is that you can just take in all the gorgeous scenery. on my left is the beautiful ocean. but the gentle ocean breeze is not enough to disperse the emissions produced by the millions of vehicles on sri lanka's roads. air pollution in its capital city regularly exceeds the levels recommended by the world health organization. ten years ago the government banned the import of the government banned the import of the most polluting rickshaws, the 2—stroke engines, but several hundreds of thousands remain on the roads. the pollution definitely isn't as bad as i thought it would be, but it is definitely palpable.

her family says the big horn county sheriff's office made things worse, not better. >>> how hard was it to get them to act? >> they really didn't act on it. they said she's probably just out with her friends or -- >> reporter: she had gone missing more than a half dozen times before, trying to cope with a broken family and difficult life. her family and guardian wants answers. >>> what disturbs you about the investigation into the case? >> really lack of investigation. >> reporter: the sheriff's office did not return multiple emails and calls for comment. unbeknownst to the family, her body was found just days later. still, six months on, the cause of death is listed as undetermined, but suspicious. she was one of 28 indigenous women or girls to go missing or be murdered in big horn county in recent years. >> montana has the highest number of mmiw cases by state nationally based on our data. >> reporter: research era knit allow casey said the best numbers she has show a terrible trend. the government doesn't have a count of all their cases. >> there is a lot of coverage of this issue

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declared a state of national emergency after billions of locusts devastated food supplies across the horn of africa is to africa is facing its worst outbreak in a quarter of a century kenya's the worst affected with millions of men and sex destroying crops across $70000.00 hectares of land it's also affecting parts of ethiopia and with heavy rain forecast in the coming weeks it's expected to get a lot worse in agencies are warning of severe food shortages in the region if the outer act out freight pardon me is not contained an israeli ban on palestinian agricultural produce has gone into effect israel's defense minister says the import ganesan response to a palestinian boycott of israeli callous traitors i was $20.00 and $6.00 for millions of dollars worth of agricultural produce to israel every year. and israel has stopped the delivery of cement into gaza and put 500 business permits on hold that's another setback for those in the strip who live in dire conditions after 13 years of blockade. from gaza city news of u.s. president donald trump so-called deal of the century reached. 1500 ki

her family says the big horn county sheriff's office made things worse, not better. how hard was it to get them to act? >> they really didn't act on it. they said she's probably just out with her friends. >> reporter: as her grandmother and legal guardian once answers. what disturbs you about the investigation into her case? >> the lack of investigation. >> reporter: the sheriff's office did not return multiple emails and calls for comment. unbeknownst to the family, her body was just found days later. still six months on, her cause of death is listed as undetermined but suspicious. she was one of 28 indigenous women or girls to go missing or be murdered in big horn county in recent years. >> montana has the highest number of cases by state nationally. based on our data. >> reporter: the researcher says the best numbers she has show a terrible trend. the government doesn't even have a proper count of all of their cases. >> there's a lot of coverage of this issue that describes it as a mystery. like we don't know what's happening, we don't know what's going on as if n

somalia has declared a national emergency after billions of locusts devastated food supplies across the horn of africa east africa is facing its worst outbreak in a quarter of a century u.n. agencies are warning of severe food shortages in the region if the outbreak is not contained talk to our jazeera is coming up next with a nasa jet propulsion lab scientist. discussing environmental impacts of ethiopia's when a science dam. all . of. the nile at almost 7000 kilometers it's africa's longest river. its waters run through 11 countries. and for the 218000000 people living along its banks the nile symbolizes life itself just as it did for those who settled along the river centuries ago. but a huge new project in ethiopia has triggered a major dispute with egypt. and scientists of warning construction of the rene so it's down aimed at massively increasing ethiopia's electricity supply could cause irreversible damage not only in egypt but in the entire region. and its fit if the dispute is not resolved might he not all could risk drying up.

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you know, to shoe horn, i am far from the expert on this, right? to shoe horn formula retail into something that is principally permitted, caters is principally permitted, formula retail is conditional use. >> formula retail is not permitted in a lot of neighborhood commercial districts. some allow it conditionally which is a killer because no one is going to approve it. >> it always triggers conditional use, formula retail. we know that. if we don't agree. i have my own thoughts on that separate. whatever is the legislation today should apply to everybody else. play even playing field. that is all. >> i don't be know where i fall on this. i am still sort of assessing it out. with respect to formula retail we can all agree that if a chipotle or burger king started operating a delivery service, you know, that would probably be materially bad for local business, right? how do we feel? just to finish my thought. how about somebody like ike's or a local business that is triggered under these rules. they might have only one location in the city because

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for months now swarms of does it have been ravaging the horn of africa and while governments have begun aerial spraying to prevent a new generation of breeding the u.n. is warning of a looming food crisis it saves the region needs $76000000.00 u.s. dollars to fight the plague but at the moment they barely have a 3rd of that and we visited some kenya farm is to find out how they have been affected by the interest. they were only there for one day in mid january bernard my congress was invaded by desert locusts that ate everything from grains to beings and even the entire field of watermelons but that's not all. like i do know. normally by this time they're ready for harvest. you. have destroyed them all. the flowers even the leaves. of the will to seed. the locusts eat everything in their way in a day and one square kilometer swarm of locusts can eat as much food as 35000 people. at this time of year my congress grand reason usually filled to the brim but now they're practically empty. memory you get a good local song come on come on it's what i've harvested is very little i expected to

been this exponential rise we estimate anywhere between 135-210-8000 but the place for that is the horn of africa just last year and we also estimate around every single month around $11500.00 trying to make the crossing now might compare has arrived in senegal and has fast track to africa as u.s. secretary of state is expected to discuss security and economic cooperation with president actually south now ahead of his visit he warned african states against china's influence on the continent compare says chinese investment fees corruption and undermine someone isn't all bad as nicholas hackett fans not everyone sees it that way. in the trade war between the united states and china a small garment factory in west africa sees an opportunity chinese owned but made in senegal 200000 sports have been shipped to the united states for sale in the wal-mart supermarket chain after delivering the goods a month before scheduled the senegalese workers have been sent home to wait for the next order of the loss of them we have good trade deals in place to us we can export to the u.s. treaty free and b

on our facebook page well leave the city with these pictures of the swarms of locusts playing in the horn of africa see an extra. is going to. change you know the banks. and so was the language of a bank. speaking the truth. matters. to crime fighters who are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues. this season the stories focus on. prevention sustainable charcoal production. all of this those are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters tune in now. ok. this is british irish violinist daniel hope. playing a piece from his brand new album a park that was mauled by richard stiles daniel hope will be my guest in just a moment without welcome to the show. well he's one of those musicians who can literally do it all a virtuoso from early childhood daniel hope does about 130 concerts a year as a soloist and as a guest conductor he talks about music on his own radio show he writes about it he's deeply political and he even calls himself a musical activist i'm a learn a lot more about hi

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