madagascar, exotic unspoiled paradise... or microcosm for the end of times.ort, madagascar's crowded chaotic capital city. >> how are you doing, man? base camp. >> that's quite a rain. i don't know. i'm not sure if i can be in front of the camera. >> i'm so used to controlling everything. >> darren aronofsky, director of films, pi, requiem for a dream the wrestler, black swan, and sort of appropriate to our location noah. he asked me if he could go along on a trip with us. i said where do you want to go. >> madagascar, i knew almost nothing about it. i knew it was an animated film i've seen a lot of times in my car. >> it's one of the more extreme distant places that you hear about but you know you'll never go to unless something weird summons you. you're sort of that weird force. >> we're on an island in the indian ocean with this amazing ethnic mix, an incredible landscape. 80% of the animals here don't exist anywhere else. what does it mean when an ecosystem goes out of balance? what is the blowback? here, you can see the blowback. the people have been cho

it'll the, the of the tiny village of 10 rock deep and madagascar, last primeval jungle. the people had left of the land, hunting, fishing and foaming as they are of you paying job. money escapes especially how there must be landscaping and such as myself. i put them in a shop, not 30 foot from up. later to you she let him in to see you on sunday night and the house at the end of meet 2 movie tabs. it's the same thing for them. so i'm a couple guys of roommates now or the city is one of the few villages who's ever had a proper job. he used to be a forest ranger. he protected the forest from those seeking to plunder its precious woods. but a few years ago, robot was fired the game keep a has now become a po truck. he's smuggles rosewood, i read and find the whole truth. label left and then dollars. she kalani gives me, gives me the law from blah, blah, blah, for zillow. somebody, me for 5 in milan, but poaching is not without risk. the tree is in such high demand that it's close to extinction. for the past 3 years, authorities here have signed or rules with looking ahead l

so and carry a rosewood tree while of aging police and navigating madagascar unpredictable rivers in forest lands. and then signing up the of the local gosh, the of the heart. it's not only the police they have to avoid. marauding thieves have also been attracted to the area to go find this and indexing, therefore means which a lot of like, you know, carrying packs weighing as much as 50 kilos and best such the group also has to negotiate a demanding jungle. the officer. how are we going to detract the group? also know the truck because robot is worried that he may be carrying them off to the roof, the trees from the area and on the move him to visit with you to me as well. and then guys go for the funds and they usually some went delilah. intensive, wilmington glass afresh, accusing any frontier, notarize us accusing us. gov. solomon. not uncommon. 6 days deep into the forest. robert and his men have found that treasure see if they can get this rose, which lead to market, they would make enough for the next 6 months. a tree this size can fetch around $10000.00 in size. if at all is

so and carry a rosewood tree while of aging police and navigating madagascar unpredictable rivers and forests and. and then some of the of the the, of the heart, it's not only the police they have to avoid. marauding thieves have also been attracted to the area to gone foundation indexing, therefore means a lot of the carrying packs weighing as much as 50 kilos and best folks. the group also has to negotiate a demanding jungle the after hiring to detract the groups off another truck. because robert is worried that he may be carrying the loss to the room, the trees from the area and on the move him to visit with you to me as well. and then guys go for the funds and they usually some when the contents here don't mention the last a fresh teams. i do think it is confirmed to notarize us accusing us. guy fell on 6 days deep into the forest. robert and his men have found that treasure see if they can get this rose, which lead to market, they would make enough for the next 6 months. a tree this size can fetch around $10000.00 in size. if at all you don't mind the legends get them on the road

(sophie fouron) this little muslim island is stuck between the east african coast and madagascar. it's also a bit stuck between the long walk towards modernity and its very strong traditions. there are many challenges here in grande comore. there is shortage of electricity, everyday, they have shortage of water, the roads are devastated, the infrastructures are old. they have a long way to come, but they are filled with hope and optimisim. people take care of one another here. there is a great deal of solidarity. there is as many comorians living outside the country than inside the country. every familly here has members living in france, mostly. it's essential to the island's economy. there is a huge potential here. it's not a rich country, by all means, but they are rich in their hearts. (cheikh mc) grande comore is part of the comoros archipelago. its population is close to 400,000 and around 90,000 people live in moroni, the capital. the comoros has always been a country, but france decided to keep one island and separate the other islands after the comoros became an independe

fue un Émur, un primate originario de la isla de madagascar, que se le escaÓ a su dueÑo... pesar de la velocidad del Émur, los agentes se negaron a darse por vencidos, y con la ayuda de transÚntes, el Émur fue acorralado llevado a control de animales y devuelto a su dueÑo. y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a esta hora gracias por acompañarnos. nos vemos con mas noticias a las once y media en su noticiero leo: hoy en "los gonzález" voy a estar mandando la gente gratis a un crucero. te vamos a mandar a un crucero totalmente gratis. nada más que esta asociación para estar en forma me requiere, muy sencillo, una dinámica. te saco una foto, algo divertido, la mando por "whatsapp" y de volada me contestan con adónde te toca ir exactamente de crucero. como que van en una lancha. >> ay no. leo: hagan de cuenta que van en lancha. ahí está. una, dos, bien.

there have been cyclones that have made landfall in areas like mauritius, madagascar, malawi, zambia.y've had quite devastating impacts. and just demonstrating how climate change has no boundaries, it is something that's going to affect every single country. and so that's definitely been something that's evident. we're seeing a lot of people suffering in terms of food security because of the prolonged droughts that are occurring and the flooding that has contributed to massive public health concerns across the continent. now to ukraine — where president zelensky has announced he's replacing the country's defence minister, saying it's time for a new approach. 0leksii reznikov had been in post since before the start of the full—scale russian invasion in february last year. his removal is thought to be part of mr zelensky�*s determination to tackle corruption in all government departments. president zelensky has nominated rustem umerov, who's currently in charge of ukraine's privatisation programme — as the new defence minister. here's mr zelensky giving that update... translation: this

storm to hit africa in the last two decades, cyclone freddie ripped through malawi, mozambique, madagascarlling over 1000 people. west and central africa experienced one of the worst flooding disasters ever in 2022. more than 1500 people were killed. 3.2 million displaced after that. kenya's president opened the summit and laid out the scale of the challenge. >> this is our home. that is why the conversation of north versus south must come to an end. who did what he is not a conversation that we have the luxury to engage in. because when the apocalypse happens, it will happen for all of us, for the entire humanity. lewis: our africa correspondent told us more about the significance of the africa climate summit. >> this is the first africa climate summit, organized by the kenyan government together with the african union. the thinking is, we have heard from the president william ruto, saying this is the time to think about solutions, not the time to list our grievances. everyone knows where the problems are. africa contribute to least to climate change but suffers the biggest impact from it

of a new (sophie fouron) this little muslim island is stuck between the east african coast and madagascar's also a bit stuck between the long walk towards modernity and its very strong traditions. there are many challenges here in grande comore. there is shortage of electricity, everyday, they have shortage of water, the roads are devastated, the infrastructures are old. they have a long way to come, but they are filled with hope and optimisim. people take care of one another here. there is a great deal of soliri

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them, that is, they are trying somewhere there to pack or well, how react uh, it's from the usa to madagascarr sure and poland poland poland is such an example well, so far the belarusians have tried to provoke somewhere on the border uh, there was an example when two belarusian helicopters flew into polish over polish over polish over polish land and there m- m well, they turned around and came back, but still, it was a violation of the polish border, they were looking for what the reaction would be, they were touching the reaction , but it is possible, more possible, some cyber attacks are possible there, some other things are possible that we do not know about yet, but it is so, it is possible first of all, you know in poland for the russians, it is important to heat up the level of political conflict in order to break through so that we cannot talk to each other normally, first of all, and secondly, to provoke some anti-ukrainian actions, that is, first of all, first of all well, we have literally two minutes left, a little less, because we have to ask you if we are talking about military

it's a ton of fresh local pumpkins, organic spices, madagascar vanilla beans, and local organic mapleyou had me at pumpkin spice. johnny devenanzio: there seems to be a lot of incredible innovation that's taking place here. it's the perfect place to be at the source of the best ingredients to make our spirits, being part of the farm to table movement, but bringing it over to farm to glass. - farm to glass! - yeah. that's a new one. yeah. or farm to cask, if you talk to stuart. depends who you're talking to. is it unusual for a distillery to fabricate their own barrels? it's very unusual, yes. [clanging] the only other distillery that we know of is jack daniels. they have their own cooperage. who know flattening the curve would take place in your wood shop? in between renovating and getting our license, i decided i wanted to do this just for us. i had to learn to build a barrel using the tools i had, the most difficult thing i've ever done in my life. there she is. coming from the uk, what made you want to relocate your family here, to the hudson valley? there was a little stop along t

storms to hit africa in the last two decades, cyclone freddy ripped through malawi, mozambique and madagascarhe worst flooding disasters ever in 2022. more than 1,500 people were killed and 3.2 million displaced. earlier, i spoke to nazanine moshiri, senior analyst on climate, environment and conflict at the international crisis group. prominent leaders from the us. john kerry is here as well. antonio guterres. it's really important because of the timing. the last three years, we've seen seismic events globally from covid—19 to the war in russia, which has really highlighted the way that we're interconnected. and the fact is that africa really is bearing the brunt of global carbon emissions while it itself is barely producing any at all. and africa, at the same time, needs billions of dollars, around £460 billion worth of climate financing in terms of adaptation for the continent. and it's getting a fraction of that at the moment. so it's really important for african leaders, they say, to come together to get these messages across and to try to get financing for africa, but also provide some

storms to hit africa in the last two decades, cyclone freddy, ripped through malawi, mozambique and madagascar million displaced. our africa correspondent anne soy is following developments from nairobi — and i asked her to talk me through what the organisers of the summit hoped to achieve. at the end of this three—day summit, the kenyan president hopes that the delegates will have agreed on the solutions that they will be taking to the table during cop28, the un climate summit, upcoming in november in dubai. and so, as you say, he is trying to strike a positive tone to this and saying that they are not here to list grievances. they are not here to just talk about being a victim. this is a region that contributes least to climate change, but suffers the worst impact of it. and so they say everyone knows that. now, can they discuss solutions? and he is saying that africa has much of the unused arable land. if it was turned into agricultural productive land, this is a continent that could feed itself and feed the rest of the world. he is looking at the minerals that are on the continent, coltan

storms to hit africa in the last two decades, cyclone freddy, ripped through malawi, mozambique and madagascard people. and both west and central africa experienced one of the worst flooding disasters ever in 2022. more than 1,500 people were killed and 3.2 million displaced. kenya's president opened the summit and laid out the scale of the challenge. we love this world, of course it is our home. and that is why the conversation of north versus south must come to an end. "who did what" is not a conversation that we have the luxury to engage in. because when the apocalypse happens, it will happen for all of us, for the entire humanity. 0ur africa correspondent anne soy told us about the significance of the africa climate summit. this is the first africa climate summit, and it's been organised by the kenyan government together with the african union. and the thinking is that, as we have heard from the president william ruto, saying that this is the time to think about solutions. it is not time to come and list our grievances. everybody knows where the problems are, that africa contributes leased

all in all. this stone from madagascar is considered to be stronger than diamond. the same. strong family hold marry me. what got married? what kind of marriage is in ours with you, and what's wrong? well, that's not it. well, first of all, how old are we? i am a grandmother and i have two adult granddaughters. what will i tell her that their grandmother, in her old age, decided to get married, lord. why are you thinking about what? we could live with you a long happy life together did not happen. and now, at sunset , fate gives us one more chance, the last chance you refuse it because of some of your ridiculous fears, i do not refuse a bottle. i should just. think get used to this thoughts. well, give me a ring later. some mermaid petya kira what happened? i call, you don't pick up . everything is fine. you know my sister. she told you that i killed her partner. how do you know about a partner? in this case, i was the victim. it was me who was hunted, who hunted my sister? a half-sister, an existence i never imagined . why didn't you tell me earlier that you didn'

storms to hit africa in the last two decades, cyclone freddy, ripped through malawi, mozambique and madagascar 1,000. west and central africa experienced one of the worst flooding disasters ever in 2022. more than 1,500 people were killed and 3.2 million displaced. 0ur africa correspondent anne soy is following developments from nairobi — and i asked her to talk me through what the organisers of the summit hoped to achieve. at the end of this three—day summit, the kenyan president hopes that the delegates will have agreed on the solutions that they will be taking to the table during cop28, the un climate summit, upcoming in november in dubai. and so, as you say, he is trying to strike a positive tone to this and saying that they are not here to list grievances. they are not here to just talk about being a victim. this is a region that contributes least to climate change, but suffers the worst impact of it. and so they say everyone knows that. now, can they discuss solutions? and he saying that africa has much of the unused arable land. if it was turned into agricultural productive land, this i

storms to hit africa in the last two decades, cyclone freddy ripped through malawi, mozambique and madagascard central africa experienced one of the worst flooding disasters ever in 2022. more than 1,500 people were killed and 3.2 million displaced. live now to doctor susan chomba, director for vital landscapes for africa at the world resources institute. thanks forjoining us. how significant is this summit? it is absolutely _ significant is this summit? it 3 absolutely significant for africa and it is the first african climate summit with so many heads of state and so many countries participating and so many countries participating and it is important because this is and it is important because this is a summit where advocate sees itself as a leader in terms of defining not just what is good for africa and climate change but good for the rest of the world. the climate change but good for the rest of the world-— of the world. the organisers want to tilt the focus — of the world. the organisers want to tilt the focus away _ of the world. the organisers want to tilt the focus away to _ of the w

god will save madagascar. ♪ >>> a warm welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all aroundhe world. i'm paula newton. ahead on "cnn newsroom," president biden visits storm-damaged parts of florida. that state's governor was not by the president's side. bearing down on taiwan, a powerful typhoon could be the first to make landfall there in four years. and war isn't keeping these kids from going back to school. students in ukraine face another year of books and bomb shelters. >>> we begin this hour with extreme weather and those enduring the effects of what is more and more becoming inescapable events. in the wake of hurricane idalia, president biden visited florida saturday viewing damage by air and on the ground and met with those impacted by the storm. at the same time, a massive typhoon, equivalent of the category 3 hurricane, is barreling toward taiwan at this hour. it's set to be the first typhoon to make landfall there in four years. at the same time in the state of nevada, extreme weather has stranded participants at the popular annual event called the burning man fes

captionin (sophie fouron) this little muslim island is stuck between the east african coast and madagascar bit stuck between the long walk towards modernity and its very strong traditions. there are many challenges here in grande comore. there is shortage of electricity, everyday, they have shortage of water, the roads are devastated, the infrastructures are old. they have a long way to come, but they are filled with hope and optimisim. people take care of one another here. there is a great deal of solidarity. there is a