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and khady's fate is one that many of us could share. because 900 million people around the world live near the coast. (electronic music) but there are reasons for hope. travel south and you come to where the sine and saloum rivers meet the sea, on the edge of a vast mangrove forest. despite drought and human development almost threatening their existence, 14 percent of the world's mangroves still thrive here in west africa. (birdsong) for over a decade, cherif has been photographing
where there is hope because they are out there. (clapping) (laughing) i'm going to visit coastal communities that have a new ally in the fight against climate change. it's called "blue carbon". these are habitats which can conserve biodiversity... sorry, i'm way too happy! (laughing) protect our cities against storms and rising seas... and help us turn down the planet's thermostat. blue carbon is an untapped power that lies between land and sea.
for the good of the environment and humanity. (singing) (jayda): he's such a good template for me of what it means to be a good artist. there's always the beginnings in your career where you have something that people want to listen to. (crowd cheering) and then, there's some point where you're like, "well, how do i give back?" (rhythmic music) (cheering) what's the point then if you don't have something to strive towards? trying to find that north star that's gonna give us hope, you know? we need it right now.
are voting for biden by nine points. where trump's strength is, why he leads biden, it's voters who don't typically turn out in many elections. didn't vote in '20 and '22. they are with trump by more than 20 points. the warning sign for trump in relying on this kind of voter is this. we are seeing the lowest level of interest since we started asking this question back in 2008. are you very interested in the election? 64%, lower than any other time at this point where we have polled this before. again, lower interest, maybe those voters who in the polls are saying they are for trump, but are we sure they're going to vote in vote? they'd better hope so. >> we will see if that ticks up. steve kornacki, thank you for being here. the jury will hear opening statements in donald trump's first criminal trial. what impact will it have on voters? the panel is next.
helped us get a design we love come together for a cause, get started today at accustoming.com cnn is central next hi, my hope is that the people on the jury will do what is right. and here are evidence and see clearly that this is an unprecedented trial, but it's unprecedented in how ridiculous it is if donald trump is convicted in this trial, we use still support him in november if my choice is between joe biden and donald trump every single day of the week? yes, i will support donald trump. i have from the very beginning south dakota governor kristi noem, one of the republicans coming to donald trump's defense as opening statements begin today in the former president's historic criminal hush money trial. >> but the trump vp hopeful not going as far as some of trump's other potential vp picks when she was asked by cnn's dana bash if she would have certified the 2020 election so when mike pence
politics, how he is as a person and by his body language they made him uncomfortable. hope by his body language they made him uncomfortable.— uncomfortable. how would you describe former _ uncomfortable. how would you describe former president - uncomfortable. how would you i describe former president donald trump's demeanour so far? he describe former president donald trump's demeanour so far? he has not been happy. — trump's demeanour so far? he has not been happy. in — trump's demeanour so far? he has not been happy. in court — trump's demeanour so far? he has not been happy, in court he _ trump's demeanour so far? he has not been happy, in court he has _ been happy, in court he has complained about every aspect, he complained about every aspect, he complained last week about the temperature in the room, he has complained that he won't be able to see his son's graduation, he has called it a witchhunt. he comes out of court and just complains about thejudge, the proceedings, about how this is very unfair. i think you can tell his demeanour by that. good to have that — can tell his demeanour by that. good to have that update, _ can tell his demeanour by that. good to have that update, thank you for joining us from outside the courthouse in new york. more on that trial throughout the day. now to an investigation tracing how deadly
of the norm is just saying like we're done, we're done with this, and we're not going to let you go take the whole house off a cliff anymore. any said, yeah, like even people who are mild-mannered, i mean, he's i wouldn't say he's mild-mannered, but he doesn't talk like this. are done with that. i will say he also has a primary challenge, right by some of you're nodding your head supported by some of the friends of the motion to vacate crowd? yeah. no, it was a very impressive moments and it's admirable. >> i think anytime an elected official just truly speaks their mind & unvarnished way we get so used to the kind of equivocating language. it's always sort of bracing to see somebody just and i agree with dana absolutely. that it was clearly a reflection of forester of the frustration that members have felt for very long time about being led around by the hard-right of the party. i do think there's i think there's a sense right now as sort of a hope that what
>> today is earth day. for a president biden go it's a chance to put his claimant agenda. speaking at a national forest in virginia as his administration declaring a national climate emergency. peter doocy is live at the white house with more. >> it's going to be $7 billion of new climate rewards. part -- the money comes from the inflation reduction act and a program called solar for all. and solar panels into low income communities. the hope is 900,000 people lower their energy costs by $400 a year if it works. >> president biden: happy earth day. i'm reminded of the work we must do to protect our future generations and continue the historic progress we are making. today for the first time, americans can apply to join my
weather events in china have become more intense and unpredictable due to global warming. in guangdong, the clean—up can begin. officials will continue to monitor water levels in the hope that for now, the worst has passed. laura baker, bbc news, beijing. the time is 1.17. our top story this afternoon: the prime minister says the first flight carrying asylum seekers to rwanda will leave this summer in 10 to 12 weeks' time. still to come, the social media platforms selling deadly opioids which have been linked to 100 deaths across the uk. coming up on bbc news: the latest from the world snooker championship at the crucible — where the four—time champion mark selby is in danger of a shock first—round exit at the hands of debutantjoe o'connor.