so, madagascar. i knew almost nothing about it.t i've seen many times with my daughter. >> darren: i guess it's one of the more extreme distant places that you hear about that you know you'll never go to unless something really weird summons you, and you're sort of that weird force. >> anthony: we're on an island in the indian ocean. >> darren: right. >> anthony: with this amazing ethnic mix. incredible landscape. something like 80% of the animals here don't exist anywhere else. >> darren: what does it mean when an ecosystem goes out of balance? what is the blowback? here you can see the blowback, you know? people have been chopping down the forest. now suddenly you don't have soil anymore and you can't grow anything anymore. it's just a really -- situation. there we go. there we go. >> anthony: an important question since we're just getting to know each other. now, you are a vegetarian? >> darren: yes, and it just sort of happened with the release of "noah." in scripture he is a vegetarian, as was adam and eve. humans weren't give

in the heart of the island of madagascar.e to an extraordinary range of animals including tiny frogs -- >> >> this is full size? >> yeah. >> reporter: the biggest chameleon on the planet -- and its most famous residents, the lemurs. we spent days in this muggy forest trekking for miles to catch a glimpse of this unique and endangered creature. >> i found one. >> reporter: furry blurs flying from branch to branch, hanging upside down, munching on leaves, taking a snooze in the embrace of a tree. madagascar is the only place on earth where lemurs can be found in the wild. they're also some of the lesser-known primates but that's quickly changing thanks to blockbuster movies like "madagascar." >> welcome, giant pansies! >> reporter: and a recent starring role in the stunning new bbc series "planet earth 2." >> obviously they're adorable. what do you think the mass appeal of the lemur is? >> it has sort of that appeal of a panda bear, but it's not so big. it's fluffy like a cat. they have a kind of zen attitude about life. and th

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madagascar is one of the most beautiful and impoverished countries on earth.easily treated and cured by modern medicine still spreading unchecked here. >> this village typifies the challenge faced in delivering heth care in remote areas. using innovative technology to see if we can leap over the roadblocks between here and those villages. >> reporter: dr. small wants to soar over those roadblocks using technology originally developed for war and now seen everywhere. drones. the drone here was designed by a michigan-based company called vayu which has worked with usaid, the brain child of daniel pep history came up with the idea while living in rural indiana. >> the drone could do the job and obviate the need for expensive travel at considerable risk and cost, sacrificing daily wages, if they're farmers having to give up a day in their fields. >> reporter: the vayu drone takes off like a quad copter, can fly 40 miles like a plane with a five-pound payload, and land vertically. ferrying samples, tests and medication, eliminating visits to a clinic, all in mere m

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but that is quickly changing thanks to blockbuster movies like "madagascar." a recent starring role in the bbc series "planet earth 2." obviously adorable. what do you think the mass appeal of the lemurs is? >> it has the the appeal of a panda bear, not so big. fluffy like a cat, they have a zen attitude about life. they're very relaxed. >> reporter: dr. patricia wright is an american primatologist and has dedicated her life to studying lemurs. >> this is amazing. there are three of them together a meter from us. >> reporter: we interrupted their post-lunch grooming session. too closer for comfort as two scampered away. the third settling in for a nap. >> so regal. crossing his arms and legs like that. completely relaxed. 15 of the more than 100 species of lemurs live in this forest. many critically endangered including the black and white roughed lemur hasn't been seen, in months by the guides but just been spotted watching an hour's long pursuit. >> we are earning this lemur. then. 60 feet off the ground. there they were. leaping. hanging by their tiny, powe

madagascar the only place on be in the wildesser known primates.s to blockbuster movies like" and apering role in. >> the mass appeal of the has the theg. fluffy like a about life. repo dedicated her life to studying thmurs. e are throw together. a meter from us. >> reporter: we grooming as tw scampered away. nap. >> so regal.at. completely relaxed. 15 of the more than 100 species of lemurs live in this forest. many critically endangered including the black and roughed lemur hasn't been seen, but just been spotted. watching an hour's long pursuit. >> we are earning this lemur. then. 60 feet off the ground. there they were. leaping. hanging by their tiny, powerful feet. scarfing down lunch. at night the littlest ones emerge. >> we are cheating rubbing banana on the trees, bananas are like crack to mouse lemurs. the smallest primate in the world. >> how can you see anything it? is pitch black? >> can you see, there. >> oh, yeah, there it is. sure enough going straight for the banana. mouse lemurs are then to get alzheimers, diabetes and crucial to study. on this night, researchers are s

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stage. was broadcast over satellite to five french cities, and reunion island, off the coast of madagascaray that elections will be fought in the future, with holograms and technology and showmanship? no, i don't think so. i think it is really a coup for melenchon. the media were already there, to see and to speak about it. i don't think that it is the way of making politics for the future days. but will this tech really help connect voters to politicians, or is this transparent projection just a gimmicky barrier that gets in the way? egalite, oui! welcome, one at all, to the church of facebook. this is f8, the company's development conference, which this year is being held in san jose. i am here to find out what mark zuckerberg thinks we will want in the years and decades to come. i will start with the stuff that is happening right away. facebook, you will no doubt have noticed, is locked in a battle over augmented—reality tools like this. you can have a second coffee mug, so it looks like you are not having breakfast alone. facebook also launched spaces, a place to interact with avatars

eric darnel, the director of the madagascar animation franchise, brought rainbow crow to tribeca thisan folktale. to him, virtual reality is a medium in its own right. coming from the film world, and i've directed a number of films, i sort of thought, easy, this is going to be no big deal. i've done this for 25 years. but i got humble really quick when i got into vr. i realised that it's just not the same. it just feels different. it looks different. audiences respond to it in different ways. you know, if you sit in a movie theatre and a character turns like they're looking at me. they call that breaking the fourth wall. in vr, there are no walls. that's a pretty amazing experience for audiences. this whole space is in such a period of flux. we are so interested about all this technology. every time we get your hands around one thing, and you figure out how it works, tribeca next year is going to look completely different. it just keeps changing. many challenges lie ahead for this medium, such as how best to harness virtual reality to develop original stories and how to develop mass d

the director of the madagascar animation franchise brought rainbow crowed to tribeca this year.his year. it is a retelling of a native american hotel. to him, virtual reality as a medium in its own right. coming from the storm world, i have directed a number of films, and i thought easy, this is going to be no big deal, i've done this for 25 years but i got humble really quick when i got into vr and realised that it is just not the same. itjust realised that it is just not the same. it just feels different, realised that it is just not the same. itjust feels different, it looks different. audiences respond to it in different ways. you know, if you said in a movie theatre and a character turns the camera, i don't really feel like they are looking at me. you know, they call it raking the fourth wall, but in vr, there are no walls. and that is a pretty amazing experience for audiences. this whole space is in such a period of flux. and what is so interesting about all this technology is every time you get your hands around one thing and you figure out how it works, like, tribeca nex

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part of a wing of the missing jet washed up near madagascar in july of 2015. scientists used real airline parts to recreate how that wing would have drifted and can now say the plane would have gone down in part of the ocean farther north than where they looked. the january officially. with the new information, no new search is planned. >>> a 4-year-old girl is recovering at a missouri hospital after she unlatched the back door of a bus and tumbled on to the pavement. a volunteer firefighter was driving behind the bus when the back door flew open and the child fell out. the bus continued to drive away. the firefighter says he couldn't believe what he was seeing. he jumped into action to help her. paramedics transported her to the hospital where doctors say she is expected to make a full recovery. thank goodness. >> president trump is closing in on his first 100 days in office with the milestone a week from tomorrow. president trump is pushing for action on a new health care deal and promising to unveil a massive tax cut package. here's jonathan karl. >> report

but if the bad guy is a peruvian or someone from madagascar, just doesn't hit home.t's why the muslim terrorist angle works but when you soften that, people like dana and eric aren't going to watch. >> kimberly: let's have a conversation with reality. they are trying to create and put forth a false narrative. the bad guys aren't they cia guys, the men and women in the military or people and governments. the bad guys are people like al qaeda, boko haram, isis, people trying to -- radical islamic terrorists. that's why it works. people are paying attention and reading the papers and seeing what's going on in the world. they show mirrored that. instead, they took a knee and apologized and bowed down to political correctness and try to demonize people they shouldn't be putting down the didn't do anything wrong. that's why it doesn't work. it's enough already of blaming white men for everything. >> eric: here's the extent they did that. all of these seasons, they highlighted the radical extremism that actually clouded or hurt the greater muslim community. this year what t

beans, they understand the chocolate from peru tastes different from the chocolate to ecuador or madagascar and the -- when pairing that with different foods that they're eating or different whiskey they're drinking or wine they're drinking, that those different characteristics really let them understand that whole range of tastes. >> you get yours from where primarily? you make it here? >> we don't make the chocolate itself. we make chocolates from chocolate. we work with small producers around the world. the chocolate grows all around the world. it grows under a secondary canopy. so it grows in the shade n rain for re forest which is why it's an ecological crop. you can't cut down fields and plant a huge cocoa plantation. >> i have cao beans -- >> the cocoa limbs. >> it's bitter. i have to ask the boring question what about inflation. with the pound falling, are these chocolate eggs, are they going to get more expensive? >> it's a challenge for us. obviously we don't grow any cacao in the uk. we have managed to hold our prices for the last 18 months, but we're under pressure. at the momen

madagascar? >> you disagree? >> no, no. >> let's get to this story. the chairman of banco popular said the lender would be looking to raise further capital as it cleans up billions of euros in toxic options. emilio saracho said there are 36 billion in nonperforming real estate assets. banco popular off by 34%. >>> let's talk about the fed. federal reserve chair janet yellen says the fed wants to stay ahead of the curve to make sure the economy is supported but does not overeat. speaking at the university of michigan last night, she added the bank is taking the foot off the gas to give the economy some breathing space now that healthy levels of growth have been reached. she explained current monetary policy should be about sustaining what has already been achieved. >> before we ever put foot, press down on the gas pedal trying to give the economy all the oomph we possibly could, now allowing the economy to coast and remain on an even keel to give it some gas, but not so much that we're pressing down hard on the accelerator, that's a better stance of mo

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deep in the rain forest of madagascar, we encounter the elusive lemur in its only natural habitat. >>

it ises the case that i'm going to madagascar in july working with the chocolatier to create a chocolate bar. and like you, you know, why try to make the world's second best anything, right? we always want to be the best. we may not succeed, but that's certainly the aspiration. i want to pick up on something mentioned. i'd like to start all my talks about health care with a number, and that number is, now, $3.4 trillion. $3.4 trillion. i know a lot of you are very smart. i know a lot of you have dealings in big numbers, hundreds of millions of dollars, some of you probably billions of dollars. no matter how smart you are and how wig a budget you -- big a budget you deal with, you do not know how big $3.4 trillion are. i can say that with 100 percent confidence, because i work for the one organization in the entire world that regularly deals with trillions of dollars, and that's the federal government's office of management and budget. that's the size of the federal budget, round about. and when we were there, i was very, very clear that no one in our office of 550 people knew how big $3.

from madagascar to antarctica, their discovery has marked a new era in zoology.goodness, that's why there's a group going around to schools to teach kids about these newly-discovered animals in a fun and exciting way, and we're lucky to have them here tonight. so please welcome the four new animals. [ cheers and applause ] >> woo! >> ha-ha! yeah! >> all right! ♪ ar rhymes? >> yeah! ♪ animals are everywhere not just in a zoo let's learn about some animals that are brand new ♪ ♪ in the bottom of the sea is where i like to squirm you can call me marine annelid worm ♪ ♪ scientists are glad that they found me i have a lot to teach them about the deep blue sea ♪ ♪ >> seth: see, if i was a kid in school, i would be so happy right now. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ if you don't like furry friends i'll make you a believer ♪ ♪ what's this fuzzy buddy's name dwarf lemur ♪ ♪ you can find me in a tree or down in the grass and if you let me girl you gon find me ♪ ♪ up in that ass [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't think that's okay for kids. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ this tiny frog has the world insane

it ises the case that i'm going to madagascar in july working with the chocolatier to create a chocolate bar. and like you, you know, why try to make the world's second best anything, right? we always want to be the best. we may not succeed, but that's certainly the aspiration. i want to pick up on something mentioned.

it is the case that i am going to madagascar in july, working with a chocolatier. why try to make the world's second-best anything? we always want to be the best purity we may not succeed, but that is certainly the operation. . want to pick up on something i would like to start all of my talks about health care with a number and that number is now $3.4 trillion. $3.4 trillion. i know a lot of you are very smart, i know a lot of you have dealings in big numbers, hundreds of million dollars, some of you probably billions of dollars. no matter how smart you are, how big a budget you deal with, you do not know how big $3.4 trillion are. with 100 percent confidence because i work with the one organization in the entire world that regularly deals in trillions of dollars, and that is the federal government's office of management and budget. that is the size of the federal budget, roundabout. i was verye there, clear that no one in our office of 550 people knew how big knewa $4 trillion was -- how much $3.4 trillion was. in context,number there are lots of ways of putting

to the trump campaign held a secret meeting just before the inauguration in the islands north of madagascar. that meeting first reported by the "washington post" took place between prince, founder of the defense contractor, formerly called blackwater, and an associate of russian president vladimirputin. the "post" reported the meeting was arranged by the united arab emirates and wanted a trump/putin back channel. devos was also a major donor, now in the cabinet as secretary of education. sean spicer saying, we are not aware of any meetings, and erik prince had no role in the transition. a second source i spoke to at the white house tells me any suggestion of a trump/putin back channel is, quote, ridiculous. clearly, this is something that the trump administration wants to turn the page on very quickly. >> right. here's the problem, kristen. sean spicer said erik prince had no role in the administration or the transition. when conversations about carter page were coming up, that's almost the same language that sean spicer used. first, they say nobody has any connection to the russians. as so

. >> let's see how this girl does with a madagascar hissing cockroach. >> roaches are nasty. >> you're trying to be like, i'm calm and cool but then you're trying to check in on it. >> yeah. it's right on her. >> nice broach. >> yeah. >> she says she liked the fact it didn't scurry around too much. >> that's because they didn't turn on the kitchen lights. >> and now a tarantula on the bare skin. >> she did it like a boss. once they saw the photos, they were kind of impressed. they did start to conquer some of their fears. >> not going to lie, though, the sister with the snake she owned her pictures. >>> that's it for today's show. thanks for watching. we'll see you next time. even those that cause stomach bugs. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. tha...oh, burnt-on gravy?ie. ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. new cascade platinum powers through... even burnt-on gravy. nice. cascade. >> reforms i am proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> south carolina republican congressman joe wilson yelled out "you lie"

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