As the how do you the soldiers destroyed my banana and coffee bean fields. They took all my livestock and destroyed all my buildings i lost everything. I mean. A small farmer from uganda is haunted by his familys violent a victim from their home. First i thought that war had broken out then we heard that a white man wanted to grow coffee beans that. The man the customers are talking about lives in hamburg and is the owner of a coffee empire michael are no island is the worlds leading importer of unroasted coffee beans. This is what happened when he set up a plantation in uganda. Weve come to move in southwestern uganda its a fertile region thats home to Small Farmers who grow bananas avocados pineapple and above all coffee beans. The climate is perfect for coffee which is why in the year two thousand and one the new man coffee group decided to establish a new plantation in the area. The ugandan government found the perfect site but the land was already occupied. Hunt from switzerland i
Sitdown with Little Big Town the country band whose fourpart harmonies have made them one of the most popular acts in all of music. Over nearly two decades together navigating some big success and devastating lows. I was so numb, i couldnt even make a step on my own. And i would have breakdowns. And they would cover for me and take me out. Or lay with me on the bed and cry. And just encouraged me that it was going to get better. Our sunday sitdown with Little Big Town, plus harry smith a bit later in the show. But lets begin this morning with those deadly tornadoes in east texas nbcs Charles Hadlock is live on the scene in canton, texas with the latest. Charles, good morning. Reporter good morning, willie. People in east texas were expecting bad weather yesterday, but nothing like this. This is where one of four tornadoes touched down yesterday. Destroying homes and businesses, including an entire car texas. Five people are dead. More than 100 others injured. And the search continues t
Wildlife officers is a harsh talk led guided of hiking tours into the mines near trinidad lowering elk on to the property leased by feeding them a baiting the box it right into the path of the hirsch box band of outofstate hunters have people need to understand that wildlife belongs to them and people are stealing from them when they take illegal wildlife is. Bondholders as a baiting animals as a vehicle but holder says it biggame hunters are committing far more heinous crimes such as in the case of christopher h long carriage of allegedly hunted down at the caps on before his client arrived then he would shoot them in the palm implant the injured animals are far enough away so his clients could not see they were killing creatures to when did that its not hunting that a member of the Outfitters Incorporated specializes in turkey kills just for the hesitant antlers and leaving the meet and carcasses behind to ride. Of wildlife has been wrong its our job to step up and protect them thats
And south, and the result of the dry weather, the gusty winds and the warm temperatures, low humiditys give us a red flag warning over Southeastern Colorado until 6 00 p. M. Tonight. Take a look at the current wind gusts around the state. Aspen at 53 Miles Per Hour. Dia, 45 Miles Per Hour right now. And as is pueblo. And as we zoom into the front range, you can see very gusty winds as well. 56 Miles Per Hour in genesee and evergreen. 46 in golden. And pretty brisk winds right in the greater metro area, too, with 39 gusting at aurora, Southeast Aurora also at 39. Greenwood village, 41. Englewood, 41. Highlands ranches 48 Miles Per Hour. Glen haven, 97 Miles Per Hour today, near frisco, the same reading near west clip, 90 Miles Per Hour. 87 Miles Per Hour. Woodland park, 62. So a lot of wind, a lot of strong wind, and with all of that, record highs. Well talk about that in a moment. But now lets talk fire danger. We do have that with dave. Reporter ed, so many things come together, when