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>>> drenches rain battered madagascar over the weekend. 152 millimeters of rain in a span of just two hours. which is double the amount what we normally see for the entire month of march or april. this is the cloud which caused heavy rain. let's go to some footage coming out of this area. sudden downpours left at least ten people dead. it submerged vehicles and power lines. emergency works began clearing debris on roads and repairing power workers. aid workers were handing out food and water supplies on monday. now because of the rain ban lifting towards the north, rain is easing across regions and on tuesday conditions are clearing. now somewhere else that has been dealing with heavy rain and serious floods are areas of the southeastern corner of china. it looks like a rainy season started nine days earlier than normal. the ground is already very well saturated. unfortunately, an additional 120 mill meet irs or more is likely for the area and more heavy rain is in the cards as we head into saturday. so conditions will remain quite serious into the next several days here. now across j

it's a small island off the coast of madagascar. heavy rains flooded the shopping center. you can see people ankle deep walking around. they're carrying umbrellas inside this small area. >> most people seem to be handling just fine until the lights go out. watch this. when the power kills, you hear people start to panic. >> it looked like they were still going about their business. >> it's hard to tell if this is one of those indoor, outdoor style malls. it may be an open air kind of mall. that may be why people aren't completely freaked out. it's also an island nation. i'm sure this isn't the first time they've seen this flooding. this scenario looks more dire. you see a car, that's a bmw stuck in the floodwaters. the water is rushing up over the hood and over the roof of this car. >> and you think there can't be anybody in there. until one person -- there's a family of five trapped inside this car. this the girl gets on top of the roof. she slips. >> be careful! >> nearly falls off the car. more and more people come out and seek refuge on top of the car. another woman ge

more than three out of four children in madagascar live in extreme poverty making them vulnerable tohools, trains teachers and runs health centers there. that's going to do it for "around the world." "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> with the tap of a finger and a click of a phone, a hacker takes over a plane. no, it's not a hollywood movie. there really is an app for that because it works. >>> and two girls in separate places, both allegedly sexually assaulted, harassed and commit suicide. is social media to blame? then shots are fired on "glee." the show is known for its music, but this week's episode hit a rough note

. >>> katy perry visited madagascar as part of her role as unicef ambassador.ith young children, played ping-pong and even attempted to jump rope. >>> ill-informed cher fans were shocked, confused and upset monday when they saw the twitter hash tag now that cher is dead. if only they realized it read now thatcher's dead. i'm richard lui. "way too early" starts right now. >>> as louisville -- >> they began the year as the number one ranked team in the nation, now the louisville cardinals are raising the trophy national champs. thanks for throwing that game on from 9:00 to midnight last night when none of us could watch it. i'm bill karins, this is "way too early." we have a lot of news to talk about on this tuesday, april 9th. the gun control debate heads back to washington today after another emotional day in newtown, connecticut. we'll hear what the president is saying about pushing new

and that was coming off of one of the biggest hits of any studio last year, 'madagascar 3.' so they have one big hit then they fire everyone after 'rise of the guardians.' maybe now that 'the croods' is a hit maybe they'll hire some of those people back. > > that would be lovely. here's a look at what else happened at the box office over the weekend...coming up this weekend...let's start with '42' what are you hearing? > > i'm hearing some very mediocre things about the film. very traditional bio-pic. i'm not hearing very good things. i think it could surprise at the box office and do very well. it has been very well advertised and warner bros could certainly use a hit because they've had a horrible year at the box office. > > nice pun eric. as far as 'scary movie 5' did not screen for critics. never a good sign. > >never a good sign. the film does not look very good. but the scary movie franchise has done quite well for weinstein and dimension. the last two opened over 40 million dollars. i think this one will be number 1 this weekend. > > i'd like to get your take on a blu

i'll talk about my capacity challenges and my area of responsibility covers the rocky mountains to madagascar. the same area of responsibility as admiral lochlear except they have the arctic and antarctic as well. so, obviously with 13,000 people covering that aor, a little over 200 ships, i'm very dependent on partnerships. i work with 71 countries with whom i have 65 bilateral agreements with those entities. but everything really starts at the most local level first. so, it's appropriate to hear from captain stow and the network of partnerships that she's dealt here in the bay area, but we have this lattice work that goes across my entire pacific region. and then i need to focus on what do i do in the event of a threat right now in dealing with the arctic. what if i have a deep water horizon spill there? because now it affects the nate and i have indigenous tribes of that part of the world. and how do i flow resources there, recognizing the navy doesn't have ice breakers and our nation has one. so, we do a lot of work with canada when we're starting to work on those contingencies. but we lo

it's from the elephant bird which lived on madagascar which lived 13th and 17th century.g. what else can i say? [ laughter ] >> there weren't a lot of stories to do today. >> i agree. >> looks like a -- >> looks like an egg. >> thank you to

. >> reporter: madagascar, an island off the east coast of africa, was home to the elephant bird, theat 120 chicken eggs could fit inside just one of them. but the bird was hunted to extinction between 300 and 400 years ago. in the movie "raiders of the lost ark," harrison ford was the dashing guardian of rare antiquities, fighting villains out for personal gain. conservationists say this sort of problem is not just a made-in-hollywood threat. there is a school of thought that says that this is a dangerous thing to do because the greater the sums these things go for, the more pressure there is for them to be found and even looted from nature. >> madagascar is very good at controlling the eggs going out of the country at the moment. >> reporter: that means no new specimens are likely to be offered for sale, which makes this old one in per >> all right. we've seen that fog make its way onto shore and a little thick in spots this morning over san francisco. we've got cloudy skies and that fog started a surge further on shore today. over the past couple of days so we're in for a cooler da

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stains from topsoil bleeding from the hills of madagascar color the indian ocean.s of smoke billow from man-made fires in mozambique. perhaps it is but the scale of our impact on earth that has changed. perhaps we have yet to learn that out of the past the mistakes of our ancestors do echo into the future. and if we listen closely, we may know they are speaking to us all. [ thunder ] captions by captionamerica, pittsburgh, pa. funding for this program was provided by...

animals brought in the main concourse in madagascar. it's interesting, we again take it for granted that from a commercial standpoint grand central was one of america's first multi-use buildings. it incorporated shops, restaurants, offices. in short, all the diversity of the city within the confines of one building. i have to admit i'm not sure i totally believe this story, but holiday magazine has called the exploits of a newly married couple whose train to niagara falls was canceled, so they honeymooned at grand central. they got a room at the biltmore, link to the turbine underground quarter. they died, dance, took advantage of the terminals shops and exhibition halls, and did all this without ever seeing a train. even more amazingly, they returned a year later to celebrate their wedding anniversary. grand central was home to the first cbs television studio. edward r. murrow would broadcast what's my line came from there. but goldberg's came from there. unfortunately sometime later in the 1950s when television sets got better, people

if you go to a small village like a village in madagascar, they take a social and economic problem was not greek but it was spite that people would do things just because there was somebody they can't stand. economists don't usually work that factor into their calculation. you have to be a very specific institution to get both types of behavior. in fact if you look at it historically the idea of self-interest or the idea of charity and selflessness show up that exact the same time, starting around 600 d.c. and you have the rise of impersonal markets and exactly the same times and places that they invent cash currency and personal markets. it's uncanny. here we have a space that keeps people just to get as much stuff as possible and not think about anyone else pretty. as soon as you do that somebody will say okay things are unimportant. so they kind of follow one another. whenever you have one you will have the other. rather than saying you can't have egoism and all tourism you need to move to a much richer idea of what people are basically about which is much more subtle and complex th

these guys live in madagascar. let's see if we can get her to turn over this way.r mom over there. critically endangered. these animals are declining because of habitat loss, their forests are being cut down. you can adopt a lemur with the national wildlife federation, which is a kind of neat way of getting involved and protecting animals on earth day. >> but they can't come home with you. >> they can't come home with you. it's a symbolic adoption. but when you donate money to support the adoption it goes to help wildlife all around the world. >> is she okay to have sugar like that? >> it's just for her tv appearance. we want to keep her happy for the cameras. >> what does she eat normally? >> normally, they eat fruit. they eat leaves. and they're completely vegetarian. they live up in the trees. they've got this beautiful long tail. >> great. great. >> we've got a couple more. there we go. going back to us. >> you're fine now. >> come over here. >> we've got another sort of unlovable animal. this is a lungfish. totally gross-looking. >> looks like a catfish. >> it

and was robbed of main concourse in madagascar. it's interesting. we can take it for granted, but from a commercial standpoint, grand central is one of america's first multiuse building inc. shops, restaurants, offices, all the diversity of the city within the confines of one building. i have to admit i'm not sure i totally believe the story, but holiday magazine for coffee exploits of a newly married couple who strain to niagara falls was canceled. so they honeymooned ekron control. they got a room at the bill or link to the terminal. they dine, dance, took advantage of the shops and exhibition halls and did all those without ever seeing a train. more recently they returned a year later to celebrate their wedding anniversary. grand central is home to the first television studio. edward robert broadcast with my line from their? tonight team 50s, when the screen was shaking it with their vibrations from the trade it in and out of the terminal. cbs-tv easterner tuba city seven street where it still is today. who are great trains at the the term which

it's a small island off the coast of madagascar. heavy rains flooded the shopping center.eep walking around. they're carrying umbrellas inside this small area. >> most people seem to be handling just fine until the lights go out. watch this. when the power kills, you hear people start to panic. >> it looked like they were still going about their business. >> it's hard to tell if this is one of those indoor, outdoor style malls. it may be an open air kind of mall. that may be why people aren't completely freaked out. it's also an island nation. i'm sure this isn't the first time they've seen this flooding. this scenario looks more dire. you see a car, that's a bmw stuck in the floodwaters. the water is rushing up over the hood and over the roof of this car. >> and you think there can't be anybody in there. until one person --

they live in madagascar. criticallyndangered.hhe tial wildlife federation. protecting animals on earth day. >> they can't come home with you. >> a sim bothic adoption. when you donate money for the adoption, itoes to help wildlife all around the world. >> is she oy to have sugar ke that? >> just for her tv appearance. we wan to keep her happy for the cameras. >> what does she eat normally? >> fruit and lees. they live up in the trees, they have a butiful long tail. >>great. grea >>> we've g a couple more. ing b to us. >> come over here now. >> we' got another sort of unlovae animal. it's a lungfish. >> it lks like a catfish. >> but it's a fish that breathes rough lungs. it's kind o gross looking. the are animals that have amazing adtation. >> it has t get enough oxygen and can stay down forong me. >> they caca survive out of water. in afra wherehe fis ves, they can le out of water if the watat drys up. >> evenhoh it looks primitive and gross, is a cool imal. >> very smart. >> doe hav timeor one more? >> let's hea back over here,