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bear mode and said, payment. i grabbed my phone and emailed her, and she in turn did say to me, no, she can't do her. she's not a hero, and i was like, i beg to differ. >> reporter: but she said the teacher suggested more well-known figures like harriet tubman or maya angelou, and when it came time to present, alex was not called on. >> she cried. she was very upset. >> reporter: her mom decided to take her to faa headquarters where she detailed coleman's life to agency officials including the deputy administrator. >> i think she was known as clean bess, brave bess, bessie coleman would walk on the wings of airplanes and parachute out. >> reporter: alex was presented with a copy of a newly minted coin commemorating bessie coleman, along with a coleman barbie doll. >> what's your lesson? >> not to take no for an answer. there's a big gigantic answer at the end of the word. >> reporter: yamiche alcindor, washington. news" for this friday. thanks for watching, , i'm l lester holt. ttake care e of yourself and each other, good nighght.
at risk of extinction. their meat is regarded as a delicacy in parts of asia, and their skills are said to have powerful medicinal qualities. bess and buster will be used airports, ports and along thailand's road network, and this is a lifetime commitment for the pair of them. they'll have a working life of about seven to eight years, and then they'll be retired and cared for in thailand. so, yeah, we're going to sunnier climes. the world wildlife fund says that the pangolin is the most trafficked mammal in the world. if all goes according to plan, bess and buster would have something to say about that. tim allman, bbc news. we have plenty more for you here on bbc news. we will be looking at the agreement, the new dealfor northern looking at the agreement, the new deal for northern ireland, the windsor framework as it is known. if you look online you
and now london's met police is doing its bit to combat this illegal trade — as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. meet bess and her best friend, buster. the latest weapons in the fight against the illegal trafficking of animals in asia. these two labradors have been trained by london's metropolitan police. their next stop thailand. and a new life sniffing out crime — one pangolin at the time. live animals, critically endangered and, indeed, one of the most trafficked animals in the world. we reckon one is poached every five minutes. so, really horrific numbers they are being trafficked in. by one estimate, nearly 3 million of them are poached each year. and there's not that many of them left. there are eight types of pangolin, and all of them are on the so—called red list of endangered species
on trafficking them since 2017 and now london's met police is doing its bit to combat this illegal trade, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. meet bess and her best friend, buster. the latest weapons in the fight against the illegal trafficking of animals in asia. these two labradors have been trained by london's metropolitan police. their next stop thailand. and a new life sniffing out crime — one pangolin at the time. live and critically endangered and, indeed, one of the most trafficked animals in the world. we reckon one is poached every five minutes. so, really horrific numbers they are being trafficked in. by one estimate, nearly 3 million of them are poached each year. and there's not that many of them left. there are eight types
of pangolin, and all of them are on the so—called red list of endangered species at risk of extinction. their meat is regarded as a delicacy in parts of asia, and their skills are said to have powerful medicinal qualities. bess and buster will be used airports, ports and along thailand's road network, and this is a lifetime commitment for the pair of them. they'll have a working life of about seven to eight years, and then they'll be retired and cared for in thailand. so, yeah, we're going to sunnier climes. the world wildlife fund says that the pangolin is the most trafficked memo in the world. if all goes according to plan, bess and buster would have something to say about that. tim allman, bbc news. sea cucumbers are arguably the ocean's unsung heroes. they live on the ocean floor, and, yes, they look like soggy sausages, but they help to keep the waters clean. and they're also a popular dish in parts of asia, which means their numbers have been declining. one solution is to actively farm the cucumbers cucumbers. the bbc world service went
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of them to their rehabilitation and future lives, so to speak. we need to recognise what we are doing well and what we are not doing well. we are out of time, unfortunately on this conversation, but thank you very much for your thoughts. that's from the lucy faithful foundation. pangolins are one of the most hunted animals on earth. they're wanted for their meat and their scales — which are used in traditional chinese medicine. there's been a global ban on trafficking them since 2017 — and now london's met police is doing its bit to combat this illegal trade — as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. meet bess and her best friend, buster, the latest weapons in the fight against the illegal trafficking of animals in asia. these two labradors have been trained by london's metropolitan police. their next stop, thailand, and a new life sniffing out crime, one pangolin at a time.
live animals critically endangered and indeed one of the most trafficked animals in the world. we reckon one is poached every 5 minutes. so really horrific numbers that they've been trafficked. and by one estimate, nearly 3 million of them are poached each year. and there's not that many of them left. there are eight types of pangolin, and all of them are on the so—called red list of endangered species at risk of extinction. their meat is regarded as a delicacy in parts of asia, and their scales are said to have powerful medicinal qualities. bess and buster will be used in airports, ports and along thailand's road network. and this is a lifetime commitment for the pair of them. they'll have a working life about 7 to 8 years, and then they'll be retired and cared for in thailand. so yeah, they're going to sunnier climes. the world wildlife fund says that the pangolin is the most trafficked mammal in the world.