administration withheld data on covid-19 nursing home deaths from federal prosecutors. that aide reportedly said this is a quote we froze out of fear the true numbers would be used against us by the trump administration last summer. now that aide is trying to walk back that statement saying today the governor s office was comprehensive and transparent. just last month the governor pretty much blew off his own state attorney general s report that his team had severely underreported nursing home deaths by as much as 50%. if you think there was a mistake, then go talk to the federal government. it is not about pointing fingers of blame. it is this became a political football. why covid? why did god do this? i don t know. who cares? 33, 22 died in the hospital, died in a nursing home. they died. harris: you caught that, right? he was pointing fingers at the federal government and at god. a lot in focus this hour. reaction from our own janice dean whose in-laws died of cov
groups across africa taking up the fight against poaching. this illegal trade has threatened the very existence of animals like these. at the endangered species enclosure at ol pejeta, will and i have been brought to meet mother and daughter, najin and fatu, the last surviving two northern white rhinos on earth. and here, it s very soft, on their ears. here. who s this? this is najin. hello, najin! hello, sweetheart. good girl. 0k, there you go. and then at the back here, it s rough, you can touch at the back here. oh, yeah! at least you are able to lay your hands on what is the last of a being on the planet. it is sad and i hope it doesn t happen again to another species. and why are they so rare, james? um, it s basically poaching, which has just been driven by human greed and greed in different forms greed for power, greed for their medicinal aspects. someone who has been made to believe, traditionally, that if they drink a rhino horn, it s a cure for cancer. they can pa
impossible route in and impossible route out. ol pejeta conservancy s canine unit are just one of the many groups across africa taking up the fight against poaching. this illegal trade has threatened the very existence of animals like these. at the endangered species enclosure at ol pejeta, will and i have been brought to meet mother and daughter, najin and fatu, the last surviving two northern white rhinos on earth. and here, it s very soft, on their ears. here. who s this? this is najin. hello, najin! hello, sweetheart. good girl. 0k, there you go. and then at the back here, it s rough, you can touch at the back here. oh, yeah! at least you are able to lay your hands on what is the last of a being on the planet. it is sad and i hope it doesn t happen again to another species. and why are they so rare, james? um, it s basically poaching, which has just been driven by human greed and greed in different forms greed for power, greed for their medicinal aspects. someone who ha
hello, sweetheart. good girl. 0k, there you go. and then at the back here, it s rough, you can touch at the back here. oh, yeah! at least you are able to lay your hands on what is the last of a being on the planet. it is sad and i hope it doesn t happen again to another species. and why are they so rare, james? um, it s basically poaching, which has just been driven by human greed and greed in different forms greed for power, greed for their medicinal aspects. someone who has been made to believe, traditionally, that if they drink a rhino horn, it s a cure for cancer. they can pay any amount to get a small piece of rhino horn. but that s not true! on the black market, a kilo of rhino horn is now selling for something more than us$60,000. you can imagine a rhino, that is a lot of money and it s a lot of business and that s why still poaching becomes a serious problem. i kind of want to show you a footprint of a rhino. right here, we have one. it s humbling to meet najin and
that s the message to big meat eaters, from scientists who say it would reduce carbon dioxide emissions significantly. and the women s world cup gets under way as new zealand co hosting with australia get their first ever world cup win. coming get their first ever world cup win. up at foil lake. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. in england have begun a 48 hour strike in a dispute over pay. it has meant that thousands of planned operations have been postponed. only emergency cover is being provided. consultants current basic pay is between £88,000 and £119,000 a year, but some consulants can earn more for on call and out of hours work. the institute for fiscal studies says consultants in england have seen a 17% drop in pay in real terms on average annual earnings since 2010. the health secretary steve barclay said the government s 6% offer was the final one and urged consultants to put patients first. here s our health editor hugh pym. empty operating the