reporter: this region in western madagascar needs more attention. have helped set up a nursery where the first seedlings are being planted. the rapidly growing trees will alleviate pressure on the forest. peter kappeler has promised to donate 30 cents for each tree that is still here in a year. peter kappeler: this is just a drop in the bucket. there are so many children here, and the only hope is that we can raise awareness among them and make sure that they look after the trees. that they develop a sense of responsibility for nature. otherwise, it won't work. reporter: the researchers will continue their efforts. for moritz, too. he's woken up, set free, and able to return to his group. preserving the kirindy forest is essential. otherwise, the lemurs have no chance of survival. anchor: and that's all from "global 3000" for today. we're back next week when we hope you can join us again. we always enjoy hearing from you, so do write to us at global3000@dw.com or on global3000@dw.com or on facebook. - [voiceover] this program is made possible in par

two pieces were discovered in south africa and one on an island south east of madagascar. flight 370 disappeared 2 years ago with 200 people on board. searches have not found the aircraft but it crashed in the indian ocean. >>> news on the plant explosion at a texas fertilizer plant. that fire was intentionally set. that is according to federal investigators. they want the public's help to close this case. this was in west, texas. it was so large it was a 2.1 earthquake. 12 who died were first responders. 500 homes were destroyed. all viable, accidental scenarios were tested. they are offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> the massive wild fire continues to burn in canada. the fort mcmurray wild fire has burned 90,000 acres. evacuees are trying to get home. some victims are getting assistance from the red cross. there are pre-loaded debit cards. each child will get $300 and each adult $600. >>> let's check in on our weather. >> the rest of tonight patchy fog. we will have a foggy and cloudy start. lots of sunshine expected. we will stay dry, sl

anchor: this week, "global 3000" goes to madagascar, where increasing deforestation is threatening theurvival of lemurs. we meet people campaigning for artistic freedom in saudi arabia, one of the most authoritarian countries in the world. but first we go to chernobyl in ukraine, where 30 years since the nuclear disaster there, people are choosing to live in the "dead zone" around the power station. why? on april 26th, 1986, problems arose during a systems test of reactor 4 at chernobyl power station. the shift supervisor attempted an emergency shutdown -- i

. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: happy "madagascar," everybody!applause] here's what we're going to do. you're going to put this hat on and i'm going to give you clues. each time i give you a clue and don't guess who the celebrity is for the package we're going to run, you have to pull a peg out of that hat. one of those pegs will release a cascade of water onto your head. the hat is called wet hat. let's do it. >> katie. harvey: ready? >> yeah. harvey: hunky. >> pull -- >> byron bay. >> oh -- harvey: ok, you got to pull. >> i can hear the water. harvey: super hero. >> seth rogen. >> oh, come on! pull! >> she thought you

he told me he was gonna be in madagascar for thanksgiving, so just to be nice, you know, i said, "oh, you can't come, too. we're gonna miss you." and then last night, he called and said he put the whole trip off and he's coming. oh, why are you nice?! i know, but your mom said that my mom can stay at your house, and the kids'll stay in one room my dad'll take our room-- whoa! you gave your dad my bed?! the man sleeps naked and spoons the pillow. i'll get the pillow outta there. get the man outta there!

. ♪ 8úxúr anchor: this week, "global 3000" goes to madagascar, where increasing deforestation is threateningurvival of lemurs. we meet people campaigning for artistic freedom in saudi arabia, one of the most authoritarian countries in the world. but first we go to chernobyl in ukraine, where 30 years since the nuclear disaster there, people are choosing to live in the "dead zone" around the power station. why? on april 26th, 1986, problems

.  >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: happy "madagascar," everybody!applause] here's what we're going to do. you're going to put this hat on and i'm going to give you clues. each time i give you a clue and don't guess who the celebrity is for the package we're going to run, you have to pull a peg out of that hat. one of those pegs will release a cascade of water onto your head. the hat is called wet hat. let's do it. >> katie. harvey: ready? >> yeah. harvey: hunky. >> pull -- >> byron bay. >> oh -- harvey: ok, you got to pull. >> i can hear the water. harvey: super hero. >> seth rogen. >> oh, come on! pull! >> she thought you

anchor: this week, "global 3000" goes to madagascar, where increasing deforestation is threatening theval of lemurs. we meet people campaigning for artistic freedom in saudi arabia, one of the most authoritarian countries in the world. but first we go to chernobyl in ukraine, where 30 years since the nuclear disaster there, people are choosing to live in the "dead zone" around the power station. why? on april 26th, 1986, problems arose during a systems test of reactor 4 at chernobyl power station. the shift supervisor attempted

i am, hi rick and monica, you will get one of these for your birthdays, because i am told that madagascarsing cockroaches make fantastic pets. when they are looking for a mate they release the air and make the hissing sound. i will be feeding the rhino back there tony. and great weather ahead on "action news." >> wouldn't last 10 minutes with my twins. >> she will hold anything. >> jaime apody has sports including the sixers winning the first pick in the nba draft. >>> members of the philadelphia eagles gave back to the community helping to paint a mural where a new playground is being built. they lent a painting hand at the elementary school. the project was sponsored by the city's mural arts society. it looks great. >> they do that every year it's wonderful. >> speakering of good news the sixers finally came up lucky last night. >> when is the last time that happened. >> allen iverson. >> 96, it's about time. after years of finishing at or near the bottom of the standings, the sixers are finally number one at something. >> that means that the number pick in the 2016 nba draft goes to th

. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: happy "madagascar," everybody!we're going to do. you're going to put this hat on and i'm going to give you clues. each time i give you a clue and don't guess who the celebrity is for the package we're going to run, you have to pull a peg out of that hat. one of those pegs will release a cascade of water onto your head. the hat is called wet hat. let's do it. >> katie. harvey: ready? >> yeah. harvey: hunky. >> pull -- >> byron bay. >> oh -- harvey: ok, you got to pull. >> i can hear the water. harvey: super hero. >> seth rogen. >> oh, come on! pull! >> she thought you sd

tennessee and said give me your wood in your guitars because you are using wood and its in violation of madagascar and india law. >> guest: is an endangered tree. started in clear whether he the new, new with the wood was coming from and he said quite clearly if i knew these trees were endangered and the import was that i never would have used them. he was making custom guitars essentially so again why does the government have to use the power of criminal sanctions and destroying somebody's business. chop the united states -- again it shows the government has so much power that they can use it flagrantly arbitrarily almost put in ways that are so against common sense and shows how out of control the mistreated state has become prey this is become routine. what happened to the poor guy -. >> host: they reached a deal three years ago and settled for three to $50,000 but that steve changed. >> guest: with you representing him i'm through the government would have had to pay him. >> host: they got their materials back and they still continue to buy wood from india so you have to scratch her head. why

. >> typically in madagascar where 95 percent of all vanilla is grown there is a massive shortage iner: that shortage is impacting bottom line of businesses throughout the country including karen holmes bakery. >> in january, we paid $80 a pound for beans, in february, we paid $120 a pound for beans. >> reporter: and those spiking vanilla prices are forcing retail tours pass those added costs on to their customers. >> i believe, all prices are going to go up in the bakery and ice cream world, at the least, three to 5 percent. >> reporter: at franklin fountain they are doing their best to maintain prices on their most popular items. >> we were able to keep our single cone price the same this year as we have last year, and the year before that. >> reporter: they had increased prices on the larger sizes and bulk items. but some might say that mouth watering taste of vanilla is worth it no matter what the price. >> vanilla is just one of those young, basic, beautiful flavors, and in its true forms abe it is something special. >> reporter: why you might pay more for your favorite ice crea

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