madagascar madagascar you can donate to a hospital. >> he claims that the game stop did that so that they can't be used again. >> you've got the disc on every single disc. i have grand theft 5 here. >> you see different gadgets that go along with gaming. in those instances, the cord is cut. >> whatever this is you've cut the cord. controllers, you've cut the cord. everything in here is broken and useless because you couldn't donate it. >> why is this? >> he's asking why. we spoke with a public relations manager for game stop. she says this video is an anomaly and says that according to game stop policy the only reason games or items would be thrown away is because they weren't in working order. otherwise, it is game stop policy for the stores to send those items to a refurbishing center where they're cleans up and either resold or donated. >> but that's a lot of stuff they have back there. >> and if the stuff was not working why go the extra step to cut the cds and tear the cords? >> that's the question people in the gaming community have. now we reached out to the actual store that

they claimed the wood imported from madagascar violated a conservation law known as the lacy act.son said it was the same wood they used all along wood that many other companies use for their products. >> we had affidavits from the country of madagascar and their official saying that we complied with all of their laws, which the government took exception to. >> then on august 24th 2011, nearly two years after the first raid, while gibson was still waiting for formal charges it happened again. >> i seen the bags on their sleeves and i was like oh, wow, here we go again. >> this time gibson accused of illegally purchaseing wood from india. >> the first thing that the officer in charge said was i need for you to cut off your security camera first and then i need you to shut down all your operations. >> that same day the feds simultaneously conducted a raid of the factory in memphis too. >> that's when it became very clear to me that they were not doing well in court. we were showing the fact that we really had done nothing wrong. and i think they just jumped on any excuse to intimida

. >> no it's not but southern parts of africa we have improvement and let's start with madagascar andy my twitter handle is weatherton so if you want to get ahold of me on twitter that is a heads up for you. weather for madagascar and had really heavy rain over the past few weeks and pleased to say it looks much drier over the next couple of days and have one or two showers on the eastern cape and southern madagascar could catch one or two showers but much improved on what we have seen lately and tuesday into wednesday and brighter skies and looking much much better. the showers that we have stretch across the southern tanzia and mozambia and congo and central parts of africa and we have seasonal rains going forward as they should do and making their way north and 58 millimeters of rain in congo. further west in guinea we saw huge amounts of rainfall this area of cloud drifted in 183 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. and showers will continue across southern parts of west africa over the next few days and particularly southern nigeria and could see wet weather making its way over to no

they've already had rain in recent days across madagascar. this does not come as a great surprise the most rainfall ever recorded in 24 hours was 1,825 millimeters. now if you think of half an inch of rain is a very wet day, they had that much rain back in 1966. there is still plenty of rain for the next couple of days, but the good news is that storm system should be moving away. >> a memory like an elephant. getting around in slums using a car is not easy. but some people in nairobi's neighborhoods have come up with a way to get medical assistance to people in need. >> moses is a different kind of ambulance driver. someone is sick, someone needs help. it's not easy getting his wheel barrel there. these narrow pathways in the slum are rough. but the ambulance team endures the pumps. even the occasional tight squeeze, and eventually they arrive. >> this is allowing me to reach the facility. we can use the corridors to reach here. >> concerned friends and relatives seem relieved that help is here. she has chest pains and can't walk to the clin

much of madagascar seeing heavy rain. let's look at that temperature in cape town. 21 degrees celsius blow the average, actually, so that will help. going into friday, 23 degrees and the winds dropping off. >> that's good news, thank you very much indeed. >> a court in india ban add british documentary in which a man convicted of raping and murdering a student blames his victim. new delhi police have a court order halting the program ocean of objectionable content president the program will air on the bbc telling the story of a woman and friend returning from a movie and tricked into getting on a stolen bus. she was raped and killed. the tacker said if the student fought back, she wouldn't have been killed. >> six months after a white police officer shot dead the unarmed black teenager michael brown, the report found that most of the incidents where police used force involved african-americans. >> details of the catcher of mexico's most wanted drug lord are emerging. la tuta was arrested on friday. we report from the stat

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. >> in madagascar, 14 have been killed in rainfall in the capitol. more than 21,000 people have now been forced to leave their homes after heavy rain which has lasted two weeks. residents calling this the worst flooding in 25 years. >> foreign workers continue to three libya. 140 senegalese migrants have been sent back. >> they return home to senegal empty-handed hungry and shaken. two words come up again and again to describe their treatment in libya violence and racism. >> they would cover their nose when they talk with us, give us a cup which water a day and whip us with chains. we are animals to them. >> he had a family loan in his pocket but he ran out of money. it took two years working at a builder in tripoli to get the money back. then an armed group forced their way into his room, locked him and his companions up and stole everything they had. an estimated 800 are still held in misrata and there might be more elsewhere in detention centers. >> we ever limited means. we'll do what it takes to save the hundreds left behind and are facing a dan

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they are found in madagascar one of the few boas on the island of madagascar.h loss of habitat. are you brave enough to pet? you don't pull but you can pet. notice how smooth. >> coming over here. >> not even looking at you. very smooth. you are right. earlier that the iguana was rough and you ask why is this smoother, no legs no arms. the ig juan that can walk through its environment fine. these guys rely on being nice and smooth to go with minimal friction. >> rick, i can't thank you enough for bringing all of your friends. >> my pleasure. thank you for having us. >> thank you for making me look like a cool, calm elected anchor through all of this. >> you totally got sglit for more information on their conservation initiative go to the san diego zoo.rrg. you are watching "world news now." >>> this morning on "world news now," renewed outrage. the justice department's scathing report on the ferguson police department finding sweeping patterns of racial injustice and excessive force against the black community. >> we have been harass sod much we are tired of it

this the best opening for them since madagascar are three in 2012.rks may avoid a loss that some analysts had forecast when they expected a bomb for four of the past six movies that lost money. and a division to distribute music 2.5 million songs from bruno mars and the rolling stones to be streamed on alibaba app. there is also the situation of copyright infringement. a san francisco jury decided that one woman was not a victim of gender discrimination while at kleiner perkins investment firm, and she says it is a battle worth fighting. plaintiff: it has been worth it. cory: although she lost the trial, she did bring awareness of the issue to light, and joining us is a law professor is another guest. he specializes in william -- women's issues in the workplace. this case, as a journalist, i feel like -- i am sure that i know there is discrimination with guys like me dominating silicon valley particularly financial firms, but as a journalist, i feel like saying here, there is an example, but the jury clearly said this is not an example of that. what

it is the best opening for the studio since "madagascar 3."trong debut means that debuted -- dreamworks may avoid a loss on the film. 2.5 million songs will be streamed through alibaba apps. they will also help to detect against the copyright infringement of bmg artists. it has been determined that emily powell -- pao was not a victim of discrimination. >> if i have helped to level the playing field for women and minorities in venture capital then the battle was worth it. >> although she lost the trial she did bring awareness of the issue to light. joining me now to discuss this is sarah kuntz and you see law professor. sarah, let me start with you. this case -- as a journalist i'm sure that i know there is discrimination, sexism. straight, white guys like me dominate silicon valley and the financial firms, but as a journalist, i can say here is an example of it, when the jury says this is not an example of it. >> the things the jury was asked to rule on were incredibly narrow. when we heard during the trial was sort of a referendum on pao 's

mauritius, madagascar! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! that's a hot crowd tonight! hot crowd! welcome! welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome! thank you for being here. thank you. welcome to "the tonight show." thank you for being here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] oh, makes me feel good. i'm happy you're here. it's going to be fun tonight. [ applause ] well, here's what people are talking about. big political news here. yesterday texas senator ted cruz officially announced that he's running for president. yeah. cruz said that after doing exhaustive research to see if he had a real chance to win, he said, "screw it i'm going to run any way." [ laughter and applause ] and i guess that's the attitude. [ applause ] that's the right attitude. that's right, republican ted cruz announced he will run for president in 2016. so finally, carnival is no longer the most dangerous cruise in america. [ laughter and applause ] [ puking sounds ] "honey, we're going to go down to the barf deck." >> seth: "really

but we do have flooding problems in madagascar at the moment.so have flooding problems across central peru. that has made to major problems in and around city central and southern parts of the country. and that sketches down towards rio, making its way northwards over the next couple of days foley. >> thank you very much indeed. >>> venezuelan's president says he is going to ask for more powers to fight what he calls imperialism. he says the u.s. wants to topple his government. the u.s. has called the government a national security threat. despite strong economic ties in the energy sector the two countries have had spats in recent years. last month the venezuelan president accused joe biden of plotting a coup to re-november him. two weeks ago, venezuela demanded that the u.s. slash its diplomatic presence in caracas by 20%. last year the u.s. targeted 24 high-ranking officials with a travel ban. and the u.s. gave president obama the power to freeze the assets of officials involved in a crackdown of opponents to maduro. the social leader accused

they're in madagascar right now and we have a video they're giving to us first. was giving us thumbs up, telling us he was okay. when he was awake enough we showed him his face. i remember him reaching to where the tumor used to be. his stand stops right here. >> so mercy ships is amazing. they do not waste a single dollar, and for the book tour i have for three days, if anyone preorders, i'll donate $2 to that total to mercy ships. you have to see the amazing miracle that happened between when he arrived to when he left. >> very nice. my brother made a donation to them in your honor. make another one, anthony. >> "greg's fact." >> do you know how many calories were burned at this table today? >> not enough. >> 235. >> close. 170 calories were burned. an average human being burns 34 calories an hour by sitting and talking. so together, if you multiply by five that's 170 calories the equivalent of one low fat cone from mcdonald's. >> and speaking of mcdonald's, thank you for the segue. mcdonald's, in addition to having the delicious egg mcmuffins is coming out wit

tio ron magill: una boa de madagascar.chisme que estÁ caliente ♪ ♪ deja, deja que te cuente ♪ deja que te enteres del nuevo chisme que estÁ caliente ♪ ♪ racatÁn ♪ alan: si estÁn johnny y maity mejor los dejo bailar. maity: les quiero comentar que la protagonista de la novela "amores con trampa" es itatÍ santoral... y bueno, compartieron sus anÉcdotas de este nuevo proyecto, de que se va a tratar y todos los detalles, aquÍ le va. >> fÍjate que hay dos directores maravillosos. eduardo y ernesto son actores muy profesionales. entonces lo que diga el director es lo que hacemos. somos un muy buen equipo. alan: profesionales los tres. maity: muy pronto se va a estrenar aquÍ por univisiÓn, y de mucha expectativa porque es el regreso de muchas personas a la pantalla, incluyendo el director enrique. pero tambiÉn hacen su debut y fueron a apoyar a su madre, y miren lo que tienen para decir estos muchachitos. >> yo me parezco mÁs a mi papÁ, al pensar y en el aspecto fÍsico. porque todos me dicen eres hijo de eduardo santamarina. yo n

it is flooding in madagascar and mozambique. see this massive cloud around the northern part of mozambique, the latest circulation is now swirling away. we see very heavy rain coming in here. another 52 millimeters of rain here in the mozambique channel. we have had flooding since around october of last year, so really heavy downpours coming and this persistent band of cloud of rain has been in place for quite some time now. clearer skies there as you can see across south africa itself, and well yesterday, we were looking at temperatures just to the east of cape town, getting close to 40 degrees. those temperatures have now eased. we've lost the hot winds coming in from the interior, winds coming from a we really direction, things slowly starting to improve but we really do ever critical situation going on here at the moment, cape town is 21 degrees celsius, we are looking at the valleys through the next days. further flooding here over the next couple of days. >> thank you. >> that's move on. police have blocked student protest

rain and you heat up the land and get a share 47 millimeters but the rest is shower free and dry madagascarambeke and the breeze benefits places with lunch hours on lunchtime and 18 millimeters of rain from one storm and they will get bigger and bigger and more and more frequent but more surprising still this in my mind is the middle of the desert and i mentioned this before but look at this line of cloud that comes through here and keeps going and going now for five days and given 45 millimeters of rain here the march average is 3 millimeters. the yearly average is about 43 and we have seen that in five days. >> rob thank you very much indeed. still to come on this al jazeera news hour we look at why there is only one woman candidate in this weekend's presidential election in nigeria. the world marks the day, 3 million people still don't have access to treatment. and in sport why we are set for an uncomfortable day in the company of european futbol buses. ♪ ♪ hello again i'm dennis and here are the top stories at al jazeera four people have been killed in the yemen city after houthi rebels

rain in the forecast and those showers bring further flooding into northern parts of mad gas e o-madagascarey reclaimed towns in northeast state and joined by troops and also making progress in neighboring borno state and this is from the nigerian capitol of abuja and what are you hearing on the offensive? >> well, the offensive for all the countries is going very well according to military sources in the region and for example the participation of chad and niger and boko haram is crucial and it is strategic, strategic economically and military and both countries share a long borders with nigeria and they want boko haram defeated before it gets over ambitious and seen recently they went to chad and niger in addition to cameroon and so far in the past 48 hours their operations have been successful. tell capture is a huge victory for regional forces especially chad and niger, countries boko haram recently targeted. so far the coalition forces have reclaimed more than 30 towns and villages from boko haram. for chad niger and cameroon defeating boko haram is crucial. five years of violence is a

. >> and tulear as you well know is the region of madagascar. >> seth: i did know that.> seth: berbery. >> yeah, berbery. she has another dog named chanelle. >> seth: chanelle. oh, berbery. hello, berbery. hello. [ laughter ] that is a beautiful dog. now, is she always this well-behaved? >> yes. >> seth: okay, great. you're living up to the berbery name, berbery. and now what do we have over here. >> over here we have a wire haired vizsla. >> seth: okay. >> checking out the band. >> seth: he's looking at the keyboardist eli like eli owes him money. [ laughter ] >> a big piece of liver over there right? >> seth: and now so tell us about -- this is different than a regular vizsla. >> the regular vizsla don't have this coat. this wire coats or these furnishings up here. that comes from probably across years and years ago from when the german wire hair pointer, which gives him a little more substance than most vizslas. >> seth: this dog looks like sam elliott. [ laughter ] what's your dog's name? >> falco. >> seth: falco, that's a gorgeous dog. so nice to meet you falco. >>

which of the following voiced one of the animals in the 2005 film madagascar?ficient. >> chris rock played in z bird in the movie. had the perfect voice for animation. he's done a few times, jerry seinfeld's movie dr. doolittle. he has a good movie, top five, it's also good. if he can play in both worlds, good. >> all right, from jackson, tennessee what was the name of the mad scientist in back to the future? >> i am totally guessing, dr. emmet brown. >> good guess. >> this is amazing. so the mad scientist dr. emmet brown. >> this is also my favorite movie of all time. back to the future. christopher lloyd plays dr. emmet brown in all three movies. he's reprized the role over the years in commercials and sketches, and recently as last year in a million ways to die in the west, he was in that movie too. >> favorite movie of all time, wow. all right. >> okay. from houston, texas, which actor played the mad hatter in the 2010 film "alice in wonderland"? >> johnny depp. >> it was, yes. >> okay. it is a bad day for kathie lee. all the money. >> and if you like that

ximena: miren, aquÍ estÁn los pingüinos de madagascar que van a bailar con nosotros para celebrar cumpleaÑosima oportunidad que yo tenÍa para cantar. william: por primera vez iba a cantar y dije: "mira" ♪ aunque llueva se caiga del cielo y truene lo Único que tu quieres es que se te traiga el wheter ♪ jhonny: buenos dÍas! >> cuando tu ves a jimena se debe memoriza. jhonny: exactamente! estÁ aquÍ con nosotros el mismÍsimo ismael cala. karla: quiero presumir que esto lo robÉ de su camerino.mira... ismael: yo se lo traje al mismÍsimo william valdÉs. karla: es una de las personalidades mÁs admirada de las redes sociales. ismael: en esta categorÍa estaba fernanda espinosa que yo pensÉ que se llevÓ el premio. asÍ que, muchas gracias porque sÉ muy agradecido con todo el equipo que me ayuda manejar las redes sociales. karla: ahora tienes que trabajar todos los dÍas. ismael: pero claro, si lo hago todos los dÍas! jhonny: felicidades! satcha: seÑores tengo la sombra verde. no, no debo confesarte que se me olvidÓ de usar algo verde en el dÍa de hoy. quiero contarles algo esta maÑana. la conducta de una

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