Said will be covering quite a lots of grants this week so lets take a quick look at whats coming up. See how with a little ingenuity you can make a Wildlife Sanctuary an even more Peaceful Place build a truly low impact home using materials and use organic waste to create something useful and the last thing. A first report comes from right here in south africa few natural phenomenon are as spectacular as the sight of an enormous flock of birds gathering to breed sadly Climate Change and other factors have had a devastating effect on many breeding areas in recent years but lucky for us there are dedicated conservationists who refuse to sit back and watch as entire generations of birds a lost for ever. Come first in south africa january two thousand and nineteen a devastating scene drought and a lack of water supply by the local municipality had left the dam dry. Hundreds of newly hatched cheeks were dying their parents abandoned them due to luck or food and water. The site outside of ki
right now, temperatures mainly in the 40s, hitting 50 in oakland, 40 in santa rosa, and throughout the day we are going to see these clouds sticking around for the most part. seasonal temperatures today, but starting tomorrow, a major warming trend in store. we ll have more details on that, coming up in a few minutes. rescuers have now stabilized the condition of a sick baby on a crippled sailboat in the pacific ocean. a team of medics from the air national guard left moffett field thursday and parachuted down to the sailboat that night. a couple from san diego had left mexico two weeks earlier with their two daughters. one-year-old laura coffman broke out with a rash and got an infection. then the sailboat got an infection and the family made a stress call to the coastguard. sounds like everyone is uncomfortable in the cramped conditions, but everyone is fine. the ship is on the way to the sailboat 700 miles southwest of cabo san lucas. it s expected to arrive tonight
you know what it s time all voices. in the seventy seven percent to talk about the issues. from politics to fashion from housing boom boom time this is what. welcome to the seventy seven percent. this week and. the big. welcome to a near dition of equal africa program today features reports from across africa as well as europe i m now it s the university of nigeria in enugu south this nigerian of course i m joined by my colleagues e.l.o.
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a lot, both on and off camera. our justice correspondent pamela brown is in fort hood. pamela, what is the latest tonight on what you re hearing? reporter: well, a u.s. military official with direct knowledge of the investigation telling our barbara starr that that traumatic brain injury that lopez had reported actually came from a reported fall during patrol, not from a traumatic event related to combat. and john, we learned from military officials today that there was an argument that escalated between lopez and another soldier in the moments right before this shooting. officials believe that was the impetus. and according to a father of one of the victims, it all started over a leave request form. cnn has learned in the weeks before his deadly rampage at fort hood, army specialist ivan lopez was creating a stockpile of ammunition. sources say when lopez bought his .45 caliber semiautomatic handgun at this store, guns galore in killeen, texas on march 1st, he also purchas
there s good news tonight about the soldiers wounded this week at fort hood. 10 have been released from the hospital and returned to duty. the six still being treated are all improving. three who were in critical condition have been upgraded to fair. late today, the army announced a memorial service next wednesday for the three who died. sergeant first class daniel ferguson of tampa, florida. sergeant timothy, owens of effingham, illinois. and staff sergeant carlos lazaney of puerto rico. as for what drove specialist ivan lopez to kill them before taking his own life, the army today was downplaying any mental health issues. we have two reports. first, anna werner at fort hood. anna. reporter: scott, ivan lopez had complained to military doctors that he had suffered a traumatic brain injury in combat. late today, lieutenant general mark milley told us that so far investigators haven t found anything to back that up. so far, we have not discovered any specific dramatic even