it's killed 124 people in madagascar.for infection control to nine neighbouring countries, including ones visited by many tourists such as the seychelles, south africa and kenya. so just how bad is the outbreak and will it spread? let's talk now to professorjimmy whitworth from the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine, panu saaristo is in charge of the international red cross medical operation in madagascar. eugenie raharisoa is a resident living in the capital of madagascar. firstly, professor whitworth, what is the disease and what does it do to you? plague is a bacterial infection, you say it is medieval but it has never gone away. it occurs in various hotspots around the world. madagascar is the place where most cases occur every year. and how worried should people in the region be? well, this is the biggest outbreak we have seen in 50 years. it's unusual in the number of cases that have occurred, and also there is more of the pneumonic form of this where it can spread from person to person and it has got in

african summit starting tomorrow to the island nation of madagascar now and a frenzy over sapphires asudden increase in the size and color of the stones has sparked a mining rush in that country which was off of africa tens of thousands of miners and gem traders of headed to the rain forests of madagascar and that has been taking a real toll. we set off on a hike to visit illegal gemstone mines deep in the forest we have three days worth of provisions and camping equipment with us the track should last around six hours although we were warned this would be no ordinary hike. this is why so many people are drawn to this forest sapphire blue sapphire especially is known in europe but in madagascar sapphire comes in all colors the precious stone represents hope for a better life for the people of madagascar one of africa's poorest countries last year an especially valuable kind of the gemstone was found in the protected forest of ancona hani mina the discovery has since drawn tens of thousands of people from across the country to this forest to mine for it illegally. we plod along after s

. >> thank you so much, madagascar! it is the penguins, right, from madagascar? yes, the other two i still don't know, gingerbread man, looks like a kitty? anyway, we're gearing up for the big thanksgiving day parade here in philadelphia. 4,000 marchers, special performances, and of course, those wonderful floats that thomas drayton has no clue what the characters, are but you're henge me out this morning, you're with me. happy thanksgiving, everyone, we're from philadelphia, to up new york city of course ready for the big tradition up there, macy's thanksgiving day parade. along the parade route, good morning, happy thanksgiving. >> thomas, same to you. you have impressed me with your character knowledge down there, quite i am press dollars. all of the giant balloons are awaiting patiently here on west 77th street. there you see, oleff, awaiting his moment in the sun. but let's hope it is not too hot. he's a snowman, after all. so hopefully he doesn't melt. no, he won't. it is cold up here, but the wind is fairly calm, which is good news, because that means thes

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me an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency the truth. is. we need to change this return of the president at this time on al-jazeera. hello in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. says north korea has launched what it believes to be an intercontinental ballistic missile south korea's president is due to attend the national security council meeting in response and japan's the fence minister told reporters the missile flew about a thousand kilometers and may have landed in japan's exclusive economic zone kathy novak has the latest fossil a japanese media are reporting that it flew for about fifteen minutes and landed in waters off of japan that seems to be consistent with the kind of timing and trajectory we saw back in july when north korea launched an intercontinental range ballistic missile so we are still waiting for confirmation on whether this was an intermediate or intercontinental range missile but confirmation from south korea that it did detect a missile launch. the u.n. secur

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easy to eliminate gender discrimination from a country's nationality law as both sierra leone and madagascar did earlier this year so to answer your question we are seeing some progress i think the campaign has really helped to raise the level of global awareness and we've seen a number of countries become party to the statelessness convention since the campaign was launched in two thousand and fourteen there have been a remarkable fifteen new accessions to the statelessness conventions we've seen more than six states reform their law to make it easier for children born on the territory who would otherwise be stateless to acquire nationality so there is progress there's also progress in terms of the reductions we're seeing tens of thousands about sixty thousand cases of statelessness resolved every year but that's not enough to end state was riots in our i mean our all right so they know it's a fairly it's a fairly positive trajectories in that as. as outlined by by melanie amal i'm just wondering whether your feeling that you're actually on the coalface aren't you dealing with individuals w

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and liberal and he also also said well you know i had a business doing something with you know madagascar and i just i overlooked this and i didn't see this but i was involved in a business i was doing stuff like that so friend of trudeau he's a big one and this is stephen bronfman stephen bronfman is right active as a fundraiser for justin trudeau and this guy's saying i don't know but it turns out that his family has businesses that have offshore accounts so yeah a lot of people involved here while helping the public lot of those you know we're talking about liberals hiding money started skewering but maybe that's why they're not getting much mainstream media play thank you so much for outlining how these famous people are talking about it but it's been a couple of days and we need to talk about government's reaction to these links they have to have said. something what is it they have the c.r.a. which is the canada revenue agency here in canada and here is a statement from them almost two thirds of serious audit fiscal impact of twenty five billion over the last two years was from god

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thirty in johannesburg heading on through into wednesday germany fine conditions twenty eight in madagascar and telling reliever. one of the top stories your knowledge is zero police in the u.s. state of texas say sunday's shooting at a church was the result of a domestic dispute and he's twenty six people including children were killed in the attack. us president on trump and japanese prime minister shinzo abbay say the time for talk with north korea is over trump has been a visit to japan as part of a tour of asia. and lebanon's justice minister says there will be no action over the resignation of promise to saad hariri until he returns from saudi arabia. saudi arabia has blamed iran for saturday's ballistic missile targeting its capital saying it could be considered an act of war riyadh is threatening to retaliate and is called on the u.n. to act when i am reports. the rebels targeted the international airport in riyadh on saturday but the saudi military intercepted the ballistic missile although they fail to hit the saudi capital by firing the missile and releasing this video the rebels

the southern parts of africa you see the cloud is stretching its way all the way across towards madagascar this is where we're seeing most of the showers over the next few days. with. with force. again i first of all on your mind the top stories so when i. am president these morning party has as its leader and has given him until midday on monday to resign or face impeachment. the party has replaced mugabe with. the former vice president who sucking up to the intervention. the arab league is holding an extraordinary meeting in cairo to discuss alleged violations committed by iran in the region saudi arabia requested this special summit to heighten tensions between riyadh and terror all over lebanon the saudi foreign minister opened the session by condemning iranian activity in the middle east. in the month almost kind of the swift response reflects the gravity of the situation our countries are facing and the region is stability and security as fiercely and as a result of the ballistic missiles politicians of iran and the blunt interference in the domestic affairs are countries with em to

in parts of zimbabwe and through into mozambique some heavy showers still for the east coast of madagascar still some showers affecting the eastern side of south africa but as you head on to choose day becomes largely dry here funny cape town twenty two. the way the sponsored by cats. news has never been. a constant barrage every day but the messages simply stay. plain that. rational. and misinformation is right dismissal and well documented accusations and evidence is part of genocide the listening provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative this time on al-jazeera. tell you what she does are a reminder of the top stories this hour and thousands of protesters in the pakistani capital have announced that they will end their three week protest after sporadic violence broke out over the weekend demonstrators have agreed to in the city not federal law ministers are hit how many volunteers who stepped out and apologize for a clerical lawyer that sparked protests. at least fifty people being killed in just twenty four hours in government and russian and strikes in sy

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that stretching out just into parts of tanzania and the northern parts of mozambique and even into madagascar as well in the east there looks like they'll be a few showers could even see one or two in anti memory vo is the temperatures make it to twenty seven. what began as a small extremist group in africa's most populous country we don't think it's invented from the government just. soon turned into a battlefront jiri and government tried out yet why. the tours for abducting more than two hundred schoolgirls the killing of displacement of thousands of people al-jazeera investigates the origin you rise of iran at this time. you're watching out to syria let's take a look at the top stories this hour there is concern for peace efforts in the middle east after the top administration announced plans to close the palestine liberation organization diplomatic office and washington d.c. a policy palestinian calls for israel to be prosecuted at the international criminal court over illegal settlements. tens of thousands of people in zimbabwe held rallies across harare calling for an end to president

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that stretching out just into parts of tanzania i mean northern parts of mozambique and even into madagascar as well in the east there looks like they'll be a few showers could even see one or two in on time and a review as the temperatures make it to twenty seven. the weather sponsored by the time race. provoking debate the corporate tax of north georgia growth from the brought about of the world will only do that when that's not true tackling the tough issues restrictions on media freedom of the tree killings torture maybe you giving me room meant for challenging the established line every single one of the three thousand people who was killed was a drug dealer yes how do we know that you didn't try them you didn't prosecute the one so enjoying that he has a son for up front at this time on algis. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now there's concern for peace in the middle east after the trumpet ministration announced plans to close the palestine liberation organization's diplomatic office in washington d.c. . palestinian calls for israel to be prosecuted at the intern

>> 2000 cases, 150 deaths in madagascar which is an island off of east africa. it is spreading because of the practice where they dig up the dead bodies and dance around and do a ritual after somebody dies. if you don't treat it right away it spreads to the lungs and you have pneumonic plague antidepressant of these cases are pneumonic. people cough, spit, sneeze and spreads it that way. stuart: at the moment how many of these cases were spread by air, by airborne? >> 90%. it reached that level, that is why the world health organization declares a national emergency telling 9 countries off the coast you better watch it because someone on a plane might spread it here. we are worried about it especially with the rainy season coming up where it continues to spread. it is a bacteria, literally these huge infected boils but it also can spread pneumonic lee. stuart: you are not seriously worried about it's pretty to your for a major america or much of asia? >> we have antibiotics, we didn't have that in the 1500s. that will cure it but it can also kill you with 24 hou

next to clifford we have the penguins from madagascar. i would be lying if i could tell you which ones they are. they are enjoying the view looking at the tall buildings. we see gingerbread man and daniel the tiger. crews were out here setting up the dollies and the plywood and the fringe at 2:00 a.m. they were back getting out the generators and stretching out tarps all over the streets. the helium balloons go on top of them, as a precaution if case there's broken glass or something on the streets to poke holes in the balloons. volunteers have been walking the balloons along the parade route. they are twirl and wave along the parade route. we caught up with the philadelphia fan thoms fan -- il team. >> reporter: the best way to stay warm is do exercises and stretches. >> and back here live, you're looking at the balloons they have actually deflated since we last spoke, there's nothing wrong with him, they are conserves gas for the generation before the parade. we're stangt next to bug -- standing next to bugs bunny. you'll see 17 floats

in parts of zimbabwe and through into mozambique some heavy showers still for the east coast of madagascar and still some showers affecting the eastern side of south africa but as you head on to choose day becomes largely dry here finally capetown is twenty two. with over forty thousand people killed under his rule it took twenty five years to bring him to a cool to blow. but why for so long with such a brutal dictator considered an ally of the west here reporting to the congress and to the press they were engaged in a clandestine al-jazeera unravels the history of chad's notorious former president the same habit a dictator on trial at this time on al-jazeera. ever again about yards or let's have a reminder about the top stories this hour thousands of protesters the pakistani capital of announcing they will end their three week protest off sporadic violence broke out over the weekend demonstrators agreed to end their sit in off to federal law ministers i think fallen terribly stepped down and apologized for a clerical lawyer that spot. at least eighty people have been killed in just twenty

an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency. and. the return of the president at this time on al-jazeera. london the top stories on al-jazeera at least fifty people have been killed in just twenty four hours in government and russian air strikes in syria twenty three people were killed in a syrian airstrike in the damascus suburb of. the area has been on the government's siege for four years and three hundred fifty thousand people are in desperate need of aid. thirty seven people were killed in russian air strikes on a gathering of displaced people and there are province. say fifteen children were among the victims some of binge of aid to as just returned from syria. just across the border in turkey. despite a cease fire agreement between iran turkey and russia the violence in syria does not seem to be coming to an end the airstrikes in the hooter district of damascus targeted three different residential areas according to activists on the ground the number of casualties is on the rise they're saying th

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you thought the swiss meacham you an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency you know is that the truth was finished by and say nothing to gain if you think he is seeking a true change this return of a president at this time on al-jazeera. and i have a problem and of the headlines on al-jazeera for the second time in forty eight hours the syrian government has bombed a rebel held on klav of the capital damascus one thousand people died in the attack and east and go twenty three were killed on sunday meanwhile a new round of un back talks as she began on tuesday aimed at ending the six and a half year war. but meanwhile the u.s. says it's considering adjustments to how it gives military support to kurdish led forces fighting in northern syria turkey considers the kurdish syrian fighters known as the wife p.g. terrorists and on friday the turkish government said u.s. president donald trump told his counterpart to egypt out of the one that supplies to the kurdish led groups would halt but the state department

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southern africa, close to madagascar, but on the mainland. we have about 3000 kilometers of coastline, which means every fishing community that lives on that entire coastline is affected by the rising seas. we have one of the biggest rivers of eastern africa that runs through the country. so we are seeing increased drought. at the same time, increased floods happening in the country. this is leading to also failing agriculture. because the people that are natural resource dependent, the farmers and fisherfolk in mozambique and across the continent are dependent on the rain forest. that starts to change with climate impact. then their ability to feed themselves and their families starts to be undermined. that causes a justice crisis. him a you haven lived in london for years but you're originally from bangladesh? >> pakistan. amy: can you talk about what is happening in bangladesh, pakistan, india as we do with massive hurricanes in the u.s. that have meant a number of deaths, billions of dollars, not to mention wildfires in northern californi

. >> madagascar, the ones who dance. >> then what was the penguins parade, where they all march?penguins or something? and the africa? >> what was it, zoney? zoney? >> she said this is sad we don't know these. well it, has been a while. >> somebody just said something in my ear, that's great. >> you can't share? >> one of the best produce nerves television history, thank you forgetting coffee, here, i'll pass that along. >> what? you didn't do your hair? >> doesn't like to be on tv. oh, almost got her. >> you look fine watch are you talking about? >> it is okay. >> there she goes. >> there we go. >> i like there is i like looking at your christmas lights on tv. >> because some people really go all out. so very kelly christmas is back this year, this is what you need to do. post picture every your holiday light display to facebook, twitter or stain gram with the #fox29lights contest, bob kelly could come to your house during our evening newscast, you get to meet bob kelly, you get to be on tv. what else do you need? >> by the way he'll let you know if you've been chosen, he won't

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