angus crawford, bbc news, madagascar.ow you some pictures, these are coming from poland, thousands of protest is taking to the streets over the last few days over controversial court reforms. these pictures came in early from the capital, warsaw. the protesters are outside the supreme court, which isjust opposite protesters are outside the supreme court, which is just opposite where donald trump spoke a few weeks ago. a bill was passed last week that gives the parliament more power in the pointing judges. the public and opposition say it violates the constitutional separation of powers. the protests there in poland. thank you for being us this evening on outside source. back same time tomorrow, join us for that. goodbye. hello. our weather is in the process of changing. already, the change has brought something quite dramatic in places, thunderstorms creeping up from the south. tuesday started off innocuously enough with blue skies. but look at the cloud that turned up in plymouth. unduly ting patterns in the cloud struct

angus crawford reports now from madagascar., the sound of men working, poor men who want to get rich. they're here because of sapphires. this is the biggest rush in madagascar for more than 20 years. tens of thousands of people have moved here to clear the land and dig for gems. once virgin rainforest, felled and burned. now look, mine shafts and spoil heaps stretch across the valley. meet bruno and his sapphires. he's travelled 1,000 miles, invested all his money, for this. each morning the work takes him down into the dark. the pits are deep, very deep. thejob is cramped, back breaking and dangerous. in this, one of the poorest countries on earth, that's the dream that keeps them coming, men desperate to feed theirfamilies. see the damage it causes, threatening the habitat of one of the world's rarest animals, the indri lemur. can you hear that? that's the sound of indri singing. they're on that side of the valley and they're singing across to the indri this side. they're known as babakoto here. they're critically endangered

angus crawford, bbc news, madagascar.e south yorkshire police helicopter have gone on trial accused of using the aircraft to spy on people, some sunbathing naked or having sex. the case relates to four alleged incidents between 2007 and 2012. a fifth officer has admitted charges of misconduct in a public office. danny savage is at sheffield crown court. this case isn't exactly edifying, is it? tell us more? the south yorkshire police helicopter is a familiar sight in the skies above here. it's used as a valuable resource in the fight against crime. the allegation in this case it was misused on a number of occasions over a five year period. as a result, five members of its crew were charged. what did they do? videos were shown to the court today, the first one showed a woman sunbathing naked in her garden, the camera zooms in on her body. a second video showed anywayrieses sitting outside their ca navan second video showed anywayrieses sitting outside their canavan in doncaster. the next showed a couple having sex on their

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angus crawford reports now from madagascar. in the forests of madagascar, there is a new sound.nt to get rich. they are here because sapphires, the biggest rush in madagascar for more than 20 years. tens of thousands of people have moved here to clear the land and dig for gems. once—virgin rainforest felled and burned. now, look. mineshafts and spoil heaps stretch across the valley. meet bruno and his sapphires. he has travelled 1,000 miles, invested all his money, for this. each morning, the work takes him down into the dark. the pits are deep, very deep. the job is cramped, back—breaking, and dangerous. the mines are illegal, but the work goes on unchecked, eating slowly into the rainforest. see the damage it causes, threatening the habitat of one of the world's rarest animals, the indri lemur. they spend their lives in the trees, eating leaves and fruit, and breeding only once every three years. there may be as few as 2,000 left in the wild. jonah ratsimbazafy is a world authority on the indri. he is horrified by the effects of the mining. thousands of people. when people buy

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this is the biggest rush in madagascar for more than 20 years. tens of thousands of people have moved here to clear the land and dig for gems. and england's women cricketers are celebrating, after reaching the final of the world cup. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: england are through to the final of the women's cricket world cup. good evening. every single youth custody centre in england and wales has been described as "unsafe". in the latest report from the chief inspector of prisons, peter clarke warns that tragedy is "inevitable" and the decline in standards is "staggering".

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taylor: the madagascar coconut, $15 a pound. so $15 divided by 128 is 11.7 cents, roughly 12 cents, and so the cup is how much? taylor: okay, so your cup is about 12 cents, your lid and straw is about 2.5 to 3 cents, totaled up, 27 cents. lemonis: and what does that retail for, that exact size? taylor: about $2.89. lemonis: so it's got a 90% margin? taylor: yes, sir. lemonis: now you know why i'm interested in the tea business. the margins are spectacular. tea 2 go seems like takeout. i mean, why not tea 2 stay? people are sitting around here. why do you want people to go? taylor: we have been asked that question many times. lemonis: why don't you offer scones or -- there's nothing to enjoy my tea with, so there's no coffee as an alternative. there's nothing to eat. why don't you have that here? jeff: cost issue. lemonis: and this is the only loose-leaf container to take home? jeff: in this store. lemonis: do you guys like tea? jeff: i'm not a tea drinker. lemonis: you're not a tea drinker? jeff: no. lemonis: are you guys trying

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most of the vanilla comes from madagascar and indonesia. >> i knew that. >> chocolate syrup is the world's most popular ice cream topping. >> i've got to find ice cream before i go moment. >> a lot of our friends weighed in how appropriate, on my wife's birthday. lori said you don't have to tell her twice. she's liouke y. charlotte says just simply love it. we always want to hear you. climb in on facebook, twitter or instagram. show us pictures. we want to see pictures. your comments may upend on tv. >>> nearly everybody uses them. this weekend hundreds of dressing the >>> volunteers and people who live along the h street corridor teamed up today for a special mission. their goal was to clean up 1 kilometer of h street. they picked up bottles and cans and a few used needles in an effort to make the more beautiful and safe. they say clean streets is the first step. >> the only difference, this one is more focused. so we are a a -- adopting this kilometer. we'll be doing forums and seminars to try to get the community in. so once a month we'll also do this. >> the group plans to come back ne

fossil evidence unearthed in madagascar indicates that razana was at the top of the food chain in then years ago. (james) ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... a crime warning for people in one east bay city. the advice police are offering for people buying and selling things online. and breaking news we are following out of new york. a police officer killed in an ambush style attack while sitting in her patrol car. the new details just into the newsroom. plus... a 3-month-old baby still in the hospital after a hit-and-run crash in the east bay. and his condition is getting worse. we'll have the latest details. (terisa) good morning i'm terisa estacio. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): .a slight chance of thunderstorms over monterey and san benito county today otherwise low clouds clearing back to the coast with seasonable temperatures. a modest inland warming trend thursday and friday with long range trends showing seasonable july temperatures and persistent marine layer along the coast. no major hot spot

fossil evidence unearthed in madagascar indicates that razana was at the top of the food chain in the ago. ( steve )in sports... independence day does not slow down n-b-a free agency... we have the latest on what the warriors are doing...( catherine )... and the a's play a thriller at the coliseum... mark carpenter is coming up with the highlights... and all the sports... entering this afternoon- -- the struggling giants... learning what it's like to win again as they've piled up 6-straight victories. and trying to push the streak to seven. --we head to detroit--- the red, white and blue taking centerstage for 4th of july. --top 1st-- giant on the board... hunter pence... leaves no doubt....deep drive into right. that's his 6th homer of the year... and first hit in the last two games. giants up 1-nothing. --next inning, tigers tie it right back up. victor martinez... puts a charge into it and sends a souvenir into the stands. that makes it 1-all --and martinez just getting started. bottom 4th-- tie game, 2-on, martinez...nice rip to drive one in. 2-1 detroit. --but the giants ready fo

he did "madagascar." >> we would have been like -- >> i didn't know that. >> you hear the music.friends decided, you know what? there's somebody sitting here and someone famous asks, can they sit there? >> i am with you. and i get up to use the restaurant. >> and john mayer. he teams up with bud light would you give your seat to a celebrity? two friends at a bar. one goes to the bathroom and asks the other to save the seat. a series of folks looking for that seat. all builds to john mayer. >> it's reality. i didn't realize that. >> she scoots the seat? in. >> is this taken? >> it's okay. i will just get a drink here. i'm sorry. >> i'm karen. >> i'm john. nice to meet you. >> i'm from connecticut. >> i'm from fair field, connecticut. right on. >> i wish my friend was here. >> it's funny you say your friend. i'm doing a friend test to see if you would hold the seat for your friend. you're not letting me seat. i'm going to give you two passes. >> can i have a hug? >> can i sit for the hug? >> no. >> it was a test. you passed it again. >> she is a good friend. >> don't you always wan