have much of a relationship at all right now. that quote kind of shows where things are right now. pence and trump have not spoken to each other i m told by two republicans in five months. since april when pence had heart surgery. donald trump called his former vice president and said i wish you well. but what i m also told is this expansion of his political team opening up a new office space last month here in washington d.c. for his nonprofit group all of this crisscrossing across the country, making plans to visit iowa, and south carolina all a part of this effort where mike pence is not trying to patch things up with the former president. he s going to be making his decision independent of all that. i spoke with somebody close to mike pence earlier this week. this is what this person told me. mike is going to look at this and say where am i being called to serve? that s not going to be thwarted by any man or woman. this person continued to say if he, mike pence, feels called to do
faith leaders and activists. he s been crisscrossing during the pandemic using a familiar piece of tactic from the civil rights era, putting his body on the line. . the right to vote changed everything. reporter: and lucy baines johnson, daughter of lyndon b. johnson who signed the 1963 vote rights into law. liberty access to that vote will strangle liberty and justice for all. reporter: the voting rights act of 1965 was quitely brokered between president johnson, reverend martin luther king jr. and other civil rights leaders. one of those here leaders and k adviser andrew young recalling a turning point a secret white house meeting between president johnson and mr. king. we went to see him and we were talking about him and tied
for elephants and then right in front of our path, there is a herd right in front of us. actually, it s a bigger group than what you can see because we ve spotted some crisscrossing, we can see some feeding and others playing and the rules here is that the elephants have the right of way so we just have two wait. kenya has carried out wildlife surveys before but this is the first time the country attempts to count all species on kenyan lands and waters. particularly the census has been done on the endangered species. the elephants, the rhinos and a few others. but we don t have proper census for giraffe, for pangolin, we don t have census for zebras. this count is also important for marine conservation. this here is a mangrove forest, a breeding area for fish and so fishing here is regulated and the researchers hope that the results of this census will help show the impact of such
in front of our path, there is a herd right in front of us. actually, it s a bigger group than what you can see because we ve spotted some crisscrossing, we can see some feeding and others playing and the rules here is that the elephants have the right of way so we just have to wait. kenya has carried out wildlife surveys before but this is the first time the country attempts to count all species on kenyan lands and waters. particularly the census has been done on the endangered species. the elephants, the rhinos and a few others. but we don t have proper census for giraffe, for pangolin, we don t have census for zebras. this count is also important for marine conservation. this here is a mangrove forest, a breeding area for fish and so fishing here is regulated and the researchers hope that the results of this census will help show the impact of such conservation efforts on marine life. kenya s marine parks alone generate over $1 million annually but the government says
so we ve just been driving around the forest reserve looking for elephants and then right in front of our path, there is a herd right in front of us. actually, it s a bigger group than what you can see because we ve spotted some crisscrossing, i can see some feeding and others playing and the rules here is that the elephants have the right of way, so we just have to wait. kenya has carried out wildlife surveys before but this is the first time the country attempts to count all species on kenyan lands and waters. particularly the census has been done on the endangered species. the elephants, the rhinos and a few others. but we don t have proper census for giraffe, for pangolin, we don t have census for zebras. this count is also important for marine conservation. this here is a mangrove forest, a breeding area for fish and so fishing here is regulated and the researchers hope that the results of this census