they're talking about the new madagascar film for whatever it's worth. you have positions in the two stocks we mentioned tonight, bob? >> i do not. family members have positions in dream works. >> tom: you can read the article on the street.com. and it's bob walberg with the street.com. >> susie: tonight, we kick off a week long look at the power of the internet and its ability to bring people together to get behind an idea or business plan with both enthusiasm and cash. it's called "crowdfunding." erika miller explains. >> reporter: we all know there's power in numbers. that's the idea behind crowdfunding. the strategy uses social media to rustle up support for a cause or business idea. take change.org-- a the fastest growing website for social change. it was co-founded by ben rattray who had no background in social activism. originally, he wanted to work on wall street. >> it was only until my senior year at stanford that i came back home to santa barbara and one of my brothers comes out as gay. and it was really personally a traumatic situation becaus

tsunami warning center says a tsunami may reach large coastal areas, including indonesia, india, madagascar, but it lifted the tsunami watch for many areas, including australia and africa. a resident on an island near the quake's epicenter told nhk strong jolts continued very similar and were very similar to the earthquake that hit the area in 2004. off the northern sumatra reported people have evacuated to higher ground. a local reporter in banda aceh said the shops are back to

in 2009 they were collected from one lake in madagascar. they have hatched successfully, and now a second generation has come along. it was an exciting moment for conservationists when the birds hatched. it is hoped they will be released into the wild next year if a suitable lake can be found for them. where they are struggling to survive is home to a sizable crocodile. "bbc news." >> hostile weather damaged dozens of homes in many of the city's poorest suburbs. high winds were followed by heavy rains. >> pope benedict said he will not criticize those who question fundamental beliefs of the church. they have called for a campaign of dice peedence to push through changes. >> muslim brotherhood movement has aregistered for next month's election in cairo. >> you are watching "bbc world news." headlines for you at this hour. viktor bout hads been sentenced to 25 years for being accused of selling guns to colombian rebels. >> a rebel group in mali declares interestence and calls control of azawad. >> the masters at augusta. tiger woods towing bo

tsunami warning center says a tsunami may reach large coastal areas, including indonesia, india, madagascar, but it lifted the tsunami watch for many areas, including australia and africa. a resident on an island near the quake's epicenter told nhk strong jolts continued very similar and were very similar to the earthquake that hit the area in 2004. off the northern sumatra reported people have evacuated to higher ground. a local reporter in banda aceh said the shops are back to normal. >>> soichiro tanezawa told us people across the country are on alert. >> reporter: right now i'm in the city of yogyakarta. i didn't feel any shaking here, but the big earthquake of 2004 is fresh in the minds of the people of indonesia. people here in yogyakarta are trying to find out as much information as they can. i can see on tv screens the people near the epicenter evacuating to higher ground. the president made a statement on television. nhk spoke by phone with a japanese diplomat in the city of medan. it is several hundred kilometers from the epicenter. he said he felt earthquakes strongly and had to

these youngsters were born in madagascar. the first generation to be born from hatched birds. this is what they will be growing into the a striking cinnamon bird with a diamond-like eye. in 2009, about 28 were collected from the one lake where the pod survived. they hatched successfully and now a second generation has come along. >> i can see the beak on the surface. see the baby inside moving? excellent. >> it was an exciting moment for conservationists when the birds hatched. it hopes they will be released in the wild next year. the one where they currently struggling to survive is believed to be home to a sizable and hungry crocodile. andy moore, "bbc news." >> and still to come on g.m.t., 20 years since the start of the civil war in bosnia. the people who lived through that reflect on europe's bloodiest conflicts since the second world war. it's been described as the tsunami ghost ship and a japanese boat that's been drifting across the pacific ocean since the disaster that struck japan last march. it's now been sunk by the u.s. coast guard. there were concerns it might po

they are a species everyone thought was wiped out until a tiny community was found in madagascar.first time they've been bred in captivity. >>> last night here we told you about the amazing discoveries, paintings at thrift shops worth millions. listen to this discovery. an old stock certificate, the buyer tracked what happened to the company at the time, discovering it was bought by coca-cola. the claim now that certificate is worth 1.8 million shares of coke, that's $130 million. tonight, coke disputes the figure. we'll keep up posted. >>> when we come back here on "world news," the guardian angels, the husband and wife and how they helped that 80-year-old woman, helen, land that plane this week when her husband died. the part of the tape you haven't heard. >> and i'm going to be right on your wing all the way in. sometimes life can be well, a little uncomfortable. but when it's hard or hurts to go to the bathroom, there's dulcolax stool softener. dulcolax stool softener doesn't make you go, it just makes it easier to go. dulcolax stool softener. make yourself comfortable. why yo

artistic development department at dreamworks animation as a physic's consultant on the upcoming film madagascareurope's most wanted. here at sjsu, garcia teaches physic's and helped develop the physic's in animation class. when people think of an art exhibit they usually dont think of a fully restored 1971 vw bus. but that's exactly what rolled up onto campus this week. athena sanchez has the story. ">>>s-j-s-u graduate student julia weber and her beloved mr. orange came to share their unique art and stories with students this week. the focus of this moving art exhibit ... are photos weber has taken of people and their v-w buses ... all around the country. weber sound byte: i've been photographing v-w buses for probably the last four years, together we try and capture the spirit of the v-w bus. weber began this project out of pure fascination for vintage buses and wanted to grasp the essence of what is to own a vehicle with so much character and history. h her custom printed photos are attached to the van like refrigerator magnets so the art can be displayed at all times. weber sound byte: i th

that time it was wood from madagascar seized. no charges from that raid either. attorney general in the bush administration, says the case and delay are absurd. >> certainly three years since the 2009 raid and going on a year since the 2011 raid is more than enough time. this is not -- this is not brain surgery. >> neither the d.o.j. nor fish and wildlife would comment on the investigation or why it's taking so long. in the case of the indian wood the argument is simply over how much work was done overseas. the government argues because the wood was roughlily cut to size it was illegal to export. but the indian government is happy to export this, even calling it a finished musical instrument part. >> republicans and some democrats say it's a clear case of government overreach. >> this is a high profile demonstration the obama administration released enforcement dogs on the american people and american businesses. >> while the criminal investigation drags on the d.o.j. blocked gibson's civil suit to get wood back. since it can't import more wood they're forced to

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...

that means everyone will be depending on the world's largest producer, madagascar, not just vanilla iceream. it could affect prices of medicine and perfumes. >> cookies and cream, i think that has vanilla. >> you're out of luck. >> that's my favorite. >> it sounds so good. >> the rocky road. >> oh, my gosh. >> so what's up? is it going to be an ice cream night? it's a little chilly. >> when is it not? i'm always the guy eating the ice cream even when it's cold outside. it's so good. it is going to be very cold out here and you have to have a little bit of a screw loose if you want ice cream tonight. maybe saying something about me. okay, we do have clear skies across the golden gate bridge. details on who will be the coldest in a few minutes. >>> and coming up in sports, the nfl releases its preseason schedule and there is something missing for 49ers and raiders fans this year on the giants finalize their opening day roster. who got asked and who got their shot at the big show. [ male announcer ] can't get to sleep? can't stay asleep? clinically proven unisom helps you fall asleep faste

. >>> also a scene out of a movie madagascar, a baby giraffe getting ready to suit up as a 67giants starter. the fan favorite making thcut on the team's roster. hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredient... without question. just look for the white check. >>> and this is a beautiful live look outside. and we're looking at san francisco this morning. sun breaking this morning. i'm a little breathy. >> that's how we do it. >> 6:14. >> she's like a track star. it's fun to watch. this morning, he's an actor and an icon knowing to bring batman to life on the little screen. adam west getting a star on the hollywood walk of fame. feel free to jump in with your pows, bams, whiffs. best known playing batman during the 1960s. a the classic series. these days he keeps hopes

the crops in madagascar and india and mexico. they've had really bad crops.y've gone up from $25 to $30 already. and vanilla buyers should expect serious movement on wholesale prices in the coming months. >> i ate out of it already. >> did you? >> paula! i hate that. >> i didn't eat this bite. i just ate out of there. >> check out this architecturally fascinating detail from mumbai. every hotel room or apartment maybe has a balcony on the side. these guys put a swimming pool there as your balcony enclosed in glass. it's pretty brilliant and pretty architecturally fascinating. of course, some are saying this is an accident waiting to happen. so your balcony is a pool. it was the brainchild of an architect in hong kong. this is a 37-story skyscraper in mumbai. incredible. >>> we have fun news to end with. >> so today if you happen to see ron burgundy in the grocery store, today is national hug a news anchor. a newsman or newswoman day. >> we need some hugs. >> hug it out. >> happy news anchor day. >> hug it out. >> i'm not hugging you because you torched me at

they live, as you all know, sam, in madagascar. only about 60 of them exist.n one hatch. >> 30% or 50%. that was great math, josh. your math is great math. >> you understand my -- you understand my career as a mathematician. still -- can we see the cute ducklings again before we give it to ali. >> he's raising the bar, honey for the "pop news heat index." >> he's going from cute to cuter. i love to see your stories on little, furry animals. >> can i give you a proper introduction? >> please do, mr. stephanopoulos. >> this is not your worst nightmare at all. >> how often can you throw to someone and say honey? >> you'd be surprised. you haven't met our babysitter. i'm happy to be here doing "pop news." >> that was funny. >> it's time for a little news. in the morning television wars, they sort of bring out the big guns. and they thought friday, we're bringing out ali wentworth. yeah. it's me or carrottop. can you believe this one? kris humphries is trying to get kim kardashian to acknowledge that their wedding was staged. but her attention is focused elsewhere,

>> yeah, that is so not gloria from madagascar. don't make the hippo mad.outube video shows this hippo attacking a truck full of tourists. made a hole in the truck. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> stay a thanks. i'll take the usual. got it. if you're open to choosing your own batter, mix-ins and toppings, come in today and build a stack you'll be proud of. only at denny's. ♪ ♪ rolling on 20 in my gop >> a little video there from that $800,000 government conference in las vegas. the one where you, the taxpayer, paid for a mind reader and a clown. led to three top officials so far losing their jobs. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> the mystery of the mega millions winner remains unsolved jackpot. after a record-breaking no one has come forth to claim the prize, unless you count the woman who said she won but has not offered any proof. >> witt johnson is just outside of boston. >> reporter: the maryland woman who claims to have a winning ticket works here at this baltimore area mcdonald's and that ticket is reportedly hidden inside, but she's

in 2009 it was wood from madagascar that was seized. three years later no criminal charges filed.tment of justice blocked the civil court case gibson filed to try to get its wood back. all this legal limbo has the ceo saying it has done profound damage to his company. >> while we are waiting to get charged they have taken aggressive action that have hurt our company significantly and we have no recourse at this point. >> reporter: gibson ran out of wood last december since wasn't able to import wood from india. they have had to switch to composites. and now they are having to search out more sources for it. michael mukasey was the attorney general in the last years of the bush administration. he said he thought the case was absurd and the delay is unreasonable. >> i don't think there is a set time, but certainly three years since the twine raid and even going -- since the 2009 raid and a year since the 2011 ladies more than enough time. this is not brain surgery. >> reporter: we reached out to the fish and wildlife service which is the agency that conducted the raid. they wouldn't

>> yeah, that is so not gloria from madagascar. don't make the hippo mad.be video shows this hippo attacking a truck full of tourists. made a hole in the truck. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> stay away from >>> thanks for the music. 26 minutes past 7:00 on this opening day of baseball season for the orioles. sharon has traffic right after marty -- >> -- 62 is going to be the high. now, here is sharon gibala at wjz tv traffic control. >> hi, marty, good morning, everyone. well, if you are just about b to head out a few new problems to talk about there. one more in the city there. there is a look at your speeds on the beltway. no delays this morning. it's good friday. everything is running light. 83 at pedonia road, everything running smoothly. around camden yards today it is opening day so there will be street closures and parking restrictions. this is brought to you by medievaltimes. back over to you. >> -- three baltimore city fire companies are being permanently disbanded, several others relocated as a result. it is a move some say leaves the

the raid last august indian rosewood which and ebony was seized and in '09 wood from madagascar was seized in that case. i spoke with the ceo. he complains that the federal government has the company in legal limbo over a law that is unclear and confusing. >> we're a domestic manufacturer. there are many manufacturers in china who don't have the same issues to deal with and so we're in a competitive disadvantage long term. our business will suffer. and possibly quite severely. >> reporter: because it hasn't been able to import any wood pro india since that last raid, gibson ran out in december, forced to go with alternatives, some not popular with its customers. the department of justice blocked a civil court case which gibson filed to get its wood back. we ran all of this past michael mukasey. he is the attorney general under the last years of the bush administration. he told us the case to him is absurd. >> it's not fair and it's not smart either. as i said, the first rule when you go out to enforce a law is engage your brain. and obviously somebody failed to do that. and then somebody e

august, almost two years, almost 3 years since the original raid, when exotic woods from india and madagascarment has put a stay on court proceedings where gibson was trying to get its woods back. the veo says all of this has put his company in real hardship. >> while we are waiting to even get charged they have taken very aggressive action that has hurt our company significantly, and we have no recourse at this point. >> reporter: because they can't import any more wood gibson ran out of wood in december, had to go to alternatives including composite materials which many guitar purists say is unacceptable in a musical instrument. bill: how long is this going to go on, do we know? >> reporter: nobody really knows. we contacted the doj, the fish and wildlife service which conducted the rain. we reached out to michael mukasey which says this case is both absurd in itself and the fact that this delay has gone on is just unreasonable. >> i don't think there is a set time, but certainly three years since the 2009 raid, and even going on a year since the 2011 raid is more than enough time. this is

the pods could see ice cream prices soar because the pods are grown mainly in mexico, india and madagascar no pods. >> you're going a little far afield of my expertise but we'll try. >> next time you're on, you know what i'm going to ask you, right? find out what the average price is in those 7-elevens. you're the first guys to gouge, right? >> oh, come on, really? >> you're the sponsors of the quicki mart gougers. >> we're channelling "the simpsons." i'll try to find out who is kornikor cornering the vanilla pod market. >> and how about those hot dogs? those aren't even real. >> we'll see you next time. thanks, john. when we come back, we'll get final predictions from our panel before the jobs report. up see the clock right there, 8:21:37. don't go away. as well as what over a million fidelity customers are trading throughout the day. and advanced charting lets you customize your views and set up your own comparisons. our ipad app can help refine your strategy or even find a new one. i'm velia carboni, and i helped create fidelity's next generation ipad app. it's one more innovative reaso

we have "men in black," we have a madagascar movie for the family, "spiderman" and great expectationst." it looks like between may, june and july we have a great lineup of summer movies for everybody. >> so how do you have get people, though, in the theaters in a day and age, you've been asked this question a million times, where a lot of people have 50, 60 inch screens at home, they're getting the movies. the window is getting compressed. it just makes it that much more difficult. >> it's a combination of things. i know jove has a nice big home theater at home, he always talks about it. but here is the reality. number one, our screens are the first point of contact for any customer and a great movie. and the movies are really made to be enjoyed in that big screen. you have a combination of things, a, great product. and then, b, a significant amount of investment by the theater owners in enhancing the theatrical experience, where almost all are fully rolled out for digital. we have in our own circuit nine, ten what we call dining theaters, so can you enjoy dinner as you're watching th