you can look to new guinea for that. darwin had the galapagos, jared diamond has new guinea as his field work and his source of study and inspiration. for its many and nuanced cultures, one in seven of the world's languages is located there, and he draws upon this from his new book in the examples that he uses and conclusion, he reaches the world until yesterday. the idea exists into the 920s that -- 1920s that society was on a continuum in 1920 or so, the notion that the pop philosopher put forward the phrase that every day in every way i am getting better and better meant that as we looked attritional societies and cultures -- at traditional societies and cultures that what was is not as good as what was. this is why you were able to see poems with the line lesser breeds without the law. but at the same time during the enlightenment, so a sense of our anthropology came into a sense of tension with each other, and is sorting these things out has been the work of social scientists like jared diamond, and we thank him nor

a deadly ebola outbreak in west africa, more than 70 people in new guinea have died from the virus. news reports say it has spread. they have closed their borders al jazeera has more. >> one of the most deadly diseases is spreading across -- makes it more serious nan any previous epidemic. doctors without borders has dealt with. >> we are facing an epidemic of an extent that's never been seen. >> it is the particularly dangerous strain that's been detected in new guinea. >> we are facin facing thet aggressive deal. >> doctors without borders has sent more than 40 tons of equipment. including doctors news and water and sanitation experts. but there are novak seens or medicines to treat it. all doctors can do is try to boost the immune system. it is crucial now to stop the virus from spreading any further, they have closed their border, but liberia has confirmed victims. and sierra leone has a number of cases too. al jazeera. >> aid groups are deeply concerned about this outbreak, there is novak seen or cure, and it is spreading fast. 78 people have died in new guinea's capitol. we are

a strong earthquake with magnitude 7.4 has been recorded off papua new guinea, booug anville island. more details as the information rolls in. you can always keep up to date with all the latest news on the website. that is on aljazeera.com. story. hello, i'm ray swarez. three big countries three big economies. nafta looks at the trade between with the u.s. and canada, and said let's get rid of the barriers.

no reports of damage, but a tsunami warning has been issued for papau new guinea and the sal mon islands. we'll continue to follow the breaking news here on abc7 news and also on twitter at abc7 newsbay area. >>> a developing news, a woman has life-threatening injuries after a car drove into a bus shelter in san francisco. it happened in the area of mission street and silver avenue around 9:30 last night. police say a car driving northbound on mission street jumped the curb and hit a pole as well as a woman at the bus stop. >> the accident is under investigation, we're looking into impairment and what we do know is she's a 42-year-old san francisco resident. and the driver is also a san francisco resident. in his 40s. >> police say they are talking to witnesses and looking at surveillance video to figure out exactly what caused this crash. >>> developing news in san jose, where a chp officer is recovering from injuries after being hit by a car. it happened on 101 near mckee road just before 11:00 last night. the officer was injured in his leg. no word yet if this was a hit-and-run. >>> n

he was on an expedition to expel examine a tribe in new guinea. carl glad to have you with me.what happened to michael rockefeller? >> he was on a boat, traveling across the mouth of a river, those river mouths are turbulent places, they got into trouble, the weather was good, the vessel they were on capsized and they floated for 24 hours, and michael said, got restless and strapped two empty gasoline cans to his waist and jumped in and violated the first rule of boating, which is never leave the boat. and was never seen again. renee was picked up the next day by a dutch reconnaissance plane. >> you have studied the colony in new guinea. tell us about their spiritual lives and their head hunting an cannibalism. >> all this took place in the southwest coast of new guinea. 10,000 square miles of swamp and river and mud, no hills, no stones. and it was the home of the azmat people who were traditionally head hunters and cannibals and they had a very rich complex culture and all that was tied to these magnificent carvings, artwork that they produced. and a lot of that was based on

. >> it was big news back in ate 1961 when michael rockefeller vanished off the coast of new guinea. name was never found. but now, after more than 50 years, jim axelrod tells us the mystery that may have finally been solved. ♪ >> reporter: there are few places on earth as remote and timeless as the jungles of new guinea. it is a land of endless swamp and home to the asmat people, who today live much as they have for 10,000 years. it is also a place modern civilization has paid little attention to, at least, that is, since 1961 when the eyes of the world were focused here, trying to solve a mystery involving one of the nation's most prominent families -- the rockefellers. >> i got a call when i was at lunch with my brother david from the ambassador of the netherlands saying they had a wire cable from new guinea to the effect that my son michael and dutch official were reported missing. >> this is someone on the order of the lindbergh baby disappearing without a trace. in one of the world's most forbidding places. >> reporter: carl hoffman is a journalist who has spent the past 2 1/2

pacific tsunami warning center has now lifted its left office on my mind as funny on tv and pop by new guinea. the last year our schools sensei says the quake struck and twenty fifteen utc on saturday the focus was thirty three km below the seabed the pacific tsunami warning center is now and it's a very end and no tsunami warnings country. in fact. foreign ministers of town to meet the western states have called on nations possessing the weapons to do more to dishonor their system will need is to visit and learn from the two atomic bomb cities of pure chance that the sucky. the foreign ministers of that coalition known as the nonproliferation and disarmament into tears. i dumped the joints aching and she knocked it was the troops a protein with japan playing coach for the past time the declaration calls abroad and i am up on me that it is the moment involving bodily the united states and russia opal was deeply at times the issues that need it comes to clarify the sign says something. the weapons stockpiles and reduce the number of such weapons this weekend and is north korea's nuclear progra

. >> a tsunami warning after an earthquake off the coast of pap pa new guinea. currently there are no reports of damages or injuries. >> japan has set up a radar station on the western island in a move that risks angering china. children already locked in a dispute with japan over nearby islands which they both claim. the radar would help japan surveillance systems. >>> at least nine suspected fighters have been killed in a yemen province. the drone bombed two cars thought to be carrying members of al-qaeda. three passerbies were also killed. >>> one of the oldest cultures that is being reborn with a new generation. >> the new hope of the libyan minority that is slowly fading from view. the people don' are proud libya. but they're amazeer first, and for the first time in four decades they're in school learning a disappearing language. >> it's great. i like studying it. my mom always pushes me to do it. >> here the green, blue, and yellow banner flies again. a symbol of resurgence of an ancient people. >> in the past we never had the chance to teach the language

off papua new guinea, booug anville island. more details as the information rolls in. you can always keep up to date with all the latest news on the website. that is on aljazeera.com. story. hello, i'm ray swarez. three big countries three big economies. nafta looks at the trade between with the u.s. and canada, and said let's get rid of the barriers. how has the creation of the trade zone works not only for americans but for mexicans and canadians as well? we in the united states tend to look at nafta from a specifically american point of view what with did it do to employment, investment, manufacturing. we talk less it seems about what a pope and paperworker in quebec, auto worker, a grocery shopper, or edmonton, makes of this landmark change in trade law. helped pry open markets in a time when defense in its infancy. today nafta produced $17 trillion annually. some that praise it say it is great in a global market. deepens deficits and helps sovereignty. i sat down with one of the original negotiator toes former trade ambassador, for her thoughts on the treaty she he

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from phillips. . >>> new developments tonight in the ebola outbreak in new guinea. dr.eporting on the efforts to contain this mysterious and deadly virus. now, over the last three weeks at least 112 people have died. 14 are health care workers. there's no cure and what makes the outbreak different from others is it reached the capital of guinea, 2 million people not far from an international airport. dr. sanjay gupta reports. >> reporter: you're about to go inside an isolation ward in guin guinea. there's a reason you may not have seen images like this before. these patients are fighting one of the deadliest diseases in the world, ebola. it disarmed their immune system, shut off their body's ability to clot and invaded the organs in their body. up to nine out of ten patients will die. but this horror is isolated. we found traffic to still be busy here. markets are full. children, lots of children, still smiling. you see, as scary as ebola is, it's not particularly contagious. it doesn't disperse easily through the air. it doesn't live long on surfaces either, and people

for the california coast but there is a tsunami warning issued for the soloman islands and papua new guineayou may hear more about this as the day progresses that just happened about 20 minutes ago. all right. let's get you back here at home and what we're finding and you can see as we look from our satellite and radar perspective not a whole lot happening. we did have a few low clouds push through earlier today and those are still actually making their way out of the region. you can see that from our oakland sky cam, those low clouds mixed with the blue sky. temperature right now of 53 degrees. quite a crisp start if you will to the day. and you'll notice as we look in san francisco, that fog starting to push out. we had a little marin layer drift up here as the cloud deck moved in and you can see the camera rallying shaking around this morning. gusts up to about 30 miles per hour in the city by the bay and overall as we head through date the winds will relax just a bit, but it's still going to be fairly nice day. 60s at the coast, 70s for our inland valleys, in the south bay you can see c

senegal has now been prompted to close its border with new guinea.obert ray what exactly will the cdc be doing to assist. >> we got a call from the cdc yesterday telling us that they had five scientists on their way to guinea. they lackeded last night in the capitol. they are there to assist with this outbreak that is crossing borders. they are very concerned with the situation. they are hoping to advise government officials and help the world health organization set up camps that can help people that are infected and helping to improve communications in the region. we spoke with one of the scientists here, and here is what he told us. >> a question which is coming up frequently is why are we seeing this virus over here in west after ya ka? and i think this relates to the bats as the likely reservoir for the virus. bats are highly mobile, so the virus can actually be present out there a much broader area of africa than was previously known. >> reporter: del, we have a team, couple teams in western africa now on the ground reporting on this deadly out

. >>> a 7.3 magnitude quake hit off the south pacific nation of papua new guinea. the u.s. geological survey says the quake hit about 31 miles beneath the surface. no damage reports or threats of tsunami at this time. >>> so david beckham could learn a thing or two from this soccer savvy circus performer. the man bounces on a gigantic soccer ball as you see him do there. that's not it. he juggles three balls in his hands and then he's got the other ball he's bouncing between his feet. the performer claims he has broken the world record with 36 bounces. guinness hasn't confirmed this claim, but it is unlikely that he has any serious competition. and how this man found this talent, you know what, i'm going to wake up this day and see if i can balance a ball and juggle and -- >> my question is how long did it take him to even get to that point? >> right. >> how many hours and days of practicing must he have gone through? >> life long goal. >> he accomplishes it. >>> time for a look ahead and a look back. the young royal family continues their visit to new zealand. today, willi

nicaragua more than 100 homes were damaged, a few hours later a 7.3 quake was recorded off of papua new guinea of australia. >>> there is a battle brewing in kentucky over a pipeline. jonathan martin reports. >> reporter: settled in the lush green hills of central kentucky, the women of the lower reto mother house are typically quiet, but for months now they have been among the most outspoken opponents in a grassroots campaign. >> it's the threat of what -- of what this means to the environment as a whole. >> the proposed bluegrass pipeline would transport flammable natural gas liquids like propane through an underground line starting in pennsylvania, and connecting with existing pipelines at the gulf. >> this is considered a very special place. >> reporter: still the sister worries about the possibility of a leak and explosion. the line wouldn't run through her property, but would run through several nearby counties. >> over the years there is a whole database of the examples of the danger of these pipelines, and once you have made the kind of contamination that that involved you don't turn b

theory status by your trying to buy buildings ancient state of tx the ring is likely to cause papa new guinea but you're not going to conclude that your kids across the eu and three talking about snow showers over the northern areas of greatest con dup about thirty centimeters of snow fall kiddie coaster brain for an act of british columbia as well as washington nine the southern areas. this is causing this is causing the deal weather which reported help instead of gold gold in eastern parts of texas and about one hundred millimeters of rain before anyway while i'm cleaning it worse than no offense to deal with the likelihood of course the east for the next twenty four hours or so temperatures are going to be a buffalo springfield the creeping up on that. well the crib in washington dc now this place that match the cherry blossom festival is taking place three persons are starting to go in and they're at their peak from the april ap the twelfth over for cake and ice conditions i hear sixth and park as well. the who who. as i was tired like hit the flight down teams to cost attack as they comp

borders is describing the scale of the ebola out break as unprecedented and killed 78 people in new guineaeria and highly contagious and no cure or vaccine. >> reporter: an unusual site at the largest market held officials out in full force trying to spread the word about the ebola virus and urge people to wash their hands properly and to use disinfecting. >> translator: a disease has come to guinea and we must use bleach in the house for the toilets to cleanup in general. >> reporter: despite an intense public awareness campaign the message isn't reaching everyone. >> translator: i have no idea about the ebola virus, only god can help us, how can we prevent it. >> reporter: it's been nearly two months since ebola struck guinea and the disease is spreading quickly making it tough for medical groups trying to contain its spread. >> translator: we are facing an epidemic of never been seen especially by distribution of cases in the area. >> reporter: fever are confirmed across scattered locations including the capitol and neighboring liberia and they want to close the border with guinea. >> t

rainfall and thunderstorms and rough sea conditions islam on time and in some parts of the opera new guinea with the rainy weather continuing with the next several tasty to the moisture like most to us to be aware that has a look her over the eastern part is that the us and that high pressure systems covering over much of the us bringing his condition is that because of the winter conditions in the community there's a high possibility of a wind fire suspect in the french went on parts of the plane. it is the one major staple of course the milk is going to be quiet one and with a thick in the race was high but bright sunshine and chicago reaching double digits finally. no cures the complex. i do lose. it is it was. the eye. this edition of the site. i actually am ten pm. hunter six. and with nhk world tv the selection of the grounds that it takes time the recovery effort. this time it created woman features miracle that she claims photojournalist the subject of the heart of photographs include victims of natural disasters and wars on saturday we have a special episode of science featuring a

. >> reporter: another chance for piece and attempt to rebuild a nation, people in new guinea stand in vote for the preferred candidates and 13 men want to be president. and they hold identity card and he has been through this process many times since his country gained independence from portugal in 1974 and 5 in the last decade alone and there are no illusions about what his future may hold. >> translator: i voted because i must. only god knows who is a good leader and who has good intention for the country. i cannot possibly know. >> reporter: the same polling station they said the country interim president also cast his vote. >> translator: this is the person who will win the election a chance to complete his mission and forget because guinea is in need of unity. >> reporter: closely monitoring the election are republicans from the european union, u.n. and west african block and finding the votes and plan and security reform program. >> security reforms in the generic sense require, of course, how you restructure military, how the relationship, civil, military relationship is define

a powerful earthquake striking off the coast of papua, new guinea. it measured 7.5. a tsunami warning was issued but is still not clear if any big waves were created. >>> in wyoming, a landslide broke an entire home in half. an evacuation order is in effect in hopes of avoiding any injuries. >>> and in california, police raiding the "l.a. times" building following reports of a shooting threat. the paper reporting that a man in his 20s was taken into custody friday night. one woman in the office says a co-worker had shown her a bag of bullets and said he was depressed. >>> a dramatic back-and-forth between cliven bundy's family and senate majority leader harry reid over last weekend's stand-off involving hundreds of self-described militia groups coming to bundy's aid to protect federal action and help him defend his grazing ability. here's part of the comments between the nevada lawmaker and the rancher's sister. take a listen. >> these people who hold themselves out to be patriots are not. they're nothing more than domestic terrorists. >> we're not terrorists. we're

what does form one to put items in front of forty stations in new guinea. election commission officials say. he said that the shores of the sixty four point seven seven was thinking but happy to. a wild card team possibly points from the previous election. no was a bold fourteen points higher in some parts of the people need to study up for days. well this part is the place president to whom god is meeting its election campaign he's seen as the heir to the end and won the twenty third dynasty. to his departure he struggled in the least. prostitute price hikes in the cities of corruption scandals the opposition challenger who is a big momentum. chief minister of the best in the state of goa. she hired because of the goat been a part of the country in the morning. you don't like these. prime minister. this time will choose the opposition bjp will get a stable government with modi he's done a good job so far as the state minister. i wanted to know underlines the fact that many motorists won't want to go change the turnout is expected to soar above the ten ring

we have severe cyclone, now eita and out here just lingering east of new guinea. this is following back earlier this week into the weekend where this brought some very heavy rainfall and even devastating floods to the solomon islands. now this is tracking off towards the west. and it's expected to continue to intensify, up to a category 4 on the cyclone scale bringing winds well over the equivalent of a typhoon to the immediate coastline. and it's expected to make landfall later on this week by friday just south of cohen and north of cairns. it is going to be bringing these damaging winds, also a threat of storm surge near the immediate coast but also the risk of some severe flooding. now the good news, this part of queensland compared to the south, at least, is relatively less populated. so that's the good news with it. but it still is definitely something we want to continue to watch if it does move farther south and brings the rainfall to those urban areas. now as we look farther towards the north, tropical storm paepah, barely holding on to tropical storm inte

the pink africa new guinea also turned up and nice number is dictating the money i'd be less than many expected. yet we get to that. not that bad plus another. masa this too but we will set of this cd audio within a lucky mama with it the engine note our son mason somewhat despondent not before beating the war against the gym again not enough. i think it's treatise on bookshelves. and then that hits the fan gets again but this time that the test fitted open to it on on poland is at hand if it's baked a cake and these i bought some for us the blue shorts. officialdom the regional stars at six knots. this time is valuable it was the neatest on the identity of an island off the tee at the state is on the second can take deciding that that simply cannot speak to me that i didn't go on and i have time. jenny i mean the new office two thousand and nine on the legacy need an entertainment package in mumbai on monday. in an annulment of that site to shop cause i joined in to chat it up a stool and started getting the onyx beads and bits that it is based are you. the news because it is not with

pit papua new guinea as well. as it moved through the solomon islands, almost 10,000 people homeless, and they are watching for similar problems as this will track across the australian coast line, weakening, as it moves across land and interacts with land but still, flooding around expected across the region, high winds and damage because of that. we are watching storms in the united states. i will have more on that coming up in just a little bit. back to you. >> nicole mitchell, thank you. >>> in eastern ukraine, pro-russian sep rattists are not bowing to pressure. they have defied a government deadline to leave occupied buildings. in donesk, 1,000 activists rejected an amnesty offer. their refused's refusal raised fears the ukrainian government to the follow through on a threat to use force to clear the building. protesters say they would stop only if kiev agreed to hold a referendum on the status of the mostly russian-speaking area. hoda del amid is there >> reporter: despite repeated warnings, protesters here

pacific tsunami warning center has now lifted its left office on my mind as funny on tv and pop by new guinea. the last year our schools sensei says the quake struck and twenty fifteen utc on saturday the focus was thirty three km below the seabed the pacific tsunami warning center is now and it's a very end and no tsunami warnings country

a friend of mine from new guinea said you should not talk about traditional cites but transitional cites because all so-called tradition cites are changing. -- societies -- they have all seen the airplanes ahead. and they have have been contacted. what their fate? my expectation is that they will retain selectively part of what is traditional. an example is japan. japan is a prime example of selective change. the japanese now compared to 200 years. they wear western clothes, and perform opera and play the violen but they still speak in chinese and i would expect the traditional societies will change but they will not disappear on the face of the planet. and i think that is a good place to end. >> please be careful in the shower and thank jarred diamond. [ applause ] [inaudible conversations] >> we will like to hear from you. tweet us your feedback. twitter.com/booktv. >> you are watching booktv. next, warlords, strongman governors, and the state in afghanista we have the "takeove the 100-year war for the soul of the gop and how conservatives can finally win it" and this program is just o

earthquakes are common in papua new guinea. "ring of fire." an arc of earthquake and volcanic activity that stretches around the pacific rim. and another powerful quake rattled nicaragua on thursday. the 6.1 magnitude tremblor caused some residents to lose electricity. no injuries or damages have now on to the developing story of 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick -- under investigation for his alleged actions off the field. case of a sexual assault involving kaepernick and two here's kron 4's j-r stone. good morning. it is friday, april 11th. the report says of the woman that was climbing these allegations against kapernick started to drink with kapernick. this a kapernick came behind her and started kissing her. she advises police she started kissing and kapernick started to advise her. they did not have sex. they said two other nfl players picked inside and she said what you doing and tell them to get out british tells police can remember anything after that. she says she awoke about hospital bed and does remember how she got there are a tr

it's dealing with - they are dealing with it in papua new guinea, and it's - as it makes its way across the coral sea, it's really going to intensify as it makes its way alongs the coastal regions of australia. it could be equivalent to a category 3 hurricane. we'll watch carefully. we are talking about friday and saturday. if it moves towards the west, then we'll be talking about landfall in that area. let's come back to the united states. we'll show you information we can see in the area. the trop icts are in -- tropics are in june. normally we see storms, six hurricanes, and three major hur gapes, some of the organizations say we'll see a little less. the weather channel speak about 11 named storms, five hur capes, and the national hurricane center puts out another bulletin, we'll bring you up to date on that. >> that sounds like good news. >> truth is stranger than fiction. surgeons have developed a way to put patients through spended animation leaving a critically injured person between life and death. jacob ward explains how and wide. >> right now, if you were to die in an emergen

the storm moved past papua new guinea, as a tropical storm. we are a few hours away from the storm making landfall. you see the eye there, one to two hours before it makes rain fall. very heavy rain. as we look over the next couple of days, we think the storm will make and push back out to see across the tasman see. it will not be until saturday or tonned. there's a lot to deal with. >> scientists say an ancient piece of papyrus is real. searchers say they have proof. richelle carey is here with this story. >> it's fascinating. this will not resolve questions over whether the scrap of paper is genuine. it's bound to renew debate over the status of women in christian churches. it's about this pace of papyrus. 1.5 by 3 numbers of. the text is in cop tick, a long wam spoken in ancient egypt. the key words "jesus said to them, my wife." the vatican denounced it as a fake. harvard says a wide range of scientific testing proved papyrus is an ancient document. it will give christians a lot to think about. >> it reexamines what the papyrus is talking

a powerful earthquake struck off the south pacific island of papua new guinea early this morning. the earthquake registered a magnitude of 7-point-3 and was centered on bougainville island. there are no reports of injuries or damage and there is no threat of a tsunami. the country is in the pacific's "ring of fire" and earthquakes are common in the region. police force lays off one-third of their staff. judy wang joins us with more. >> it took effect at midnight. 16 full-time officers and no longer a detective division. the village and the police union tried for months to reach a contract agreement with no deal. worst-case scenario came true. the village sent layoff notices a week ago citing budgetary constraints. the fraternal order of police says with the cuts only one or two officers are on duty during some shifts in the southwest suburbs. the village board voted this past november to cut $1 million from the police department budget. at the time the village manager said the final chapter has not yet been written. the layoffs also, about one week after village announces the reti

tsunami following a strong earthquake near the solomon islands with a magnitude of 6.6 in papua new guinea are for the reports of damage or injuries at this time. a powerful earthquake also shook southern pecks co friday. the u.s. geological saying it struck near the beach resort of acapulco. the impact was felt in the capital more than 270 kilometers away, but there are no reports of injuries or serious damage, even though this was one of the strongest quakes to hit mexico in several years. you are watching cnn newsroom, the ill to come. the captain was among the first to be rescued. now, he's being charged with five criminal counts. a closer look at the roam of the captain in the ferry disaster. that's ahead here. also, britain's royal couple in australia. for another six days, why is kate getting in an airplane? we have a live report coming from sydney. day. so safely whiten your smile with listerine whitening. other mouthwashes just whiten teeth. but listerine whitening® both whitens and restores enamel. new listerine whitening vibrant®. power to your mouth. >>> you are watching cnn ne

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papua new guinea, swoezo, that's it.maternity leave by law. we're back. i'm here with melissa harris-perry and goldie taylor. it seems to me like, why? it does seem to me that there is some space, we have been talking about the pay gap, the war on women, reproductive choice. it seems to me that this is low hanging fruit. there should be political space in this country to run on paid maternity leave and run on that hard. >> and there are very real outcomes to this. this isn't just about the sort of cusha stuff of being home with your children and pinching cheeks. this is economic outcomes. if you look at where children are in any given community and take some measurements, you can then extrapolate the outcomes of economics, of their academic achievement. you can extrapolate health care outcomes, the quality of life for that community, for generations to come, based on how the children are faring today and the access or inaccess they have to leave. >> all the research is showing earlier and earlier back. >> here's why i th

provider to the developing world as well as mobile phones in places like haiti, south america, papua new guinea partnered with movie star sean penn, who founded his own relief organization in haiti. two had to saye about recovering a very special island. >> in the immediate emergency, it was our first mission before we got into sustainable programs and so on. it became clear that the force of sustainment, which was also ofng the lion's share international wor -- share of international work, was this company digicell. us as an clear to emergency preparedness organization that the problem would be in jobs. out of his support of organizations like ours and independent work that his foundation does and the job creation that digit cell -- digicell does, we continue to find common ground and look for the focus on the answers to where we go now in terms of harvesting the care that still exists. >> here we are several years out. you've built hospitals, schools. you've partnered with ngos. you're also there to build cell towers. >> ngo's won't change a country. they will contribute to change. long-term,

. >> a quake rattles papua new guinea. it joulted bougainville island. a tsunami was issued but cancelled. officials haven't been able to check earthquakes or damage. it lies on the ring of fire, an ark of earthquake and volcanic activity stretching across the pacific rim. >> there's new meaning to one person's a trash is another's treasure. >> this woman has been putting aside recyclable waste. every monday it's collected by a visitor. he's from recyclers, a company providing incentive in exchange for recycling her gash im. the mother of five earnt a blender, fan, school supplies. that has not been the only benefit. >> there's no garbage in the street, in the court. no more water, no more mosquito. children are no more sick than behaviour. >> the waste management authority - bicycles have been going door to door. clients accumulate points. award systems were created by software engineers. >> think about the people you see living in slums. you want to provide them with a way to take back the community and get value from those that live around them. with

darya: new this morning, a 7.3 magnitude earthquake has hit off the south pacific nation p ofapua, new guinea. a 6.7 aftershock hit the area shortly after. there have been no reports of damage or injuries, but officials are warning that earthquakes of this magnitude and sometimes provoke local tsunamis. earthquakes are common in this area. the country lies on the ring of fire and arc of earthquake and volcanic activity. >> another powerful quake rattled nicaragua on thursday. the 6.1 magnitude temblor caused some residents to lowe's electricity. no injuries or damages have been reported. >> mark: coming up on kron4 morning news. will have the latest on the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight. i ink want enchoast rfectimi. u cabuilyourwn. rit no i ink wth sawbeies mi withoh, , wa, banas.st rfectimi. ooh,nd gzed cans oa, get choe mywn sce? lievwhatou d't kw[bl ris] [pw ke wfor insud drers? t corage [rot] oh. k[pf. bke] lk tfarms t corage d gesmarr abt yo surae. ♪e arfarms bu- pa dum m - m - m - m♪ >> george: welcome back. we are not tracking any hot spots. we still have light traffi

new york city. monday will mark the first anniversary of the boston marathon bombing, ukraine, russia, eu and the united states will all be at the table. >>> no president in guineasao has, plagued the small west african country but today voters are casting ballots and hoping for a new start. credit in basao. >> people in guinea basao stand in line to vote for their preferred presidential and parliamentary candidates. 30 men want to be president. this man holds his identity card ready to vote. he has been in this process many times since his country gained independence from portugal in 1974. he is under no illusions about what his future may hold. >> translator: i voted because i must. i can't possibly know. >> in the same polling station, manuel, the country's interim president also casts his vote. >> a chance to complete his mission. let's forget about the past because guinea basao is inned in of unity. >> closely monitoring the election are credit officials from many. >> security reforms in the generic sense require of course how you may prepare for restructure, military, how the relationship, civil, military relationship, is redefined. >> many people here are

thailand there are a couple of groups where there may still be a couple of groups in new guinea and that's probably about it brazil has the largest number of them and my book the unconquered is about a truck through the land of on these groups that i was a part of that you've been writing think of i mean the video we were just we were just watching that you shot that and you were you were enough you were up i did you guys i did not shoot that video but yes we can see that you are a part of the group that was out there with other people and gathering that video. one of the the laws that brazil has is that. we've that people outside of these communities town force contact but if the tribes want to they can yes it's up to the it's up to the tribes if they seek out contact with the outside world nobody's going to prevent them from doing that but most often it's other people seeking the resources on the lands of those people and those lands are protected by the brazilian government and the only outsiders who are legally allowed into those areas are agents from the indigenous affairs agency food

guinea, senegal. the health ministry announced new measures to prevent the virus us from spreading.ff, cleaners at airports and hospitals are equipped with clothing the the 24 hour crisis center has been set up. >> we take the epidemic seriously and the political leadership at the highest level gave orders. we are ready and prepared for any eventuality. >> there are no known cases of ebola. medical staff isolate patients showing signs of fever. >> all have been in contact with the patients, they are treated with chlorine and disposed of. their relatives put under supervision. drastic measures are here to assure the population, they are making beam servous. >> they have come close to one another. some limiting their contact. >> they are the largest immigrant population. the number of infect cases continuing to spread across west africa, there's a sense of fear in senegal. >> now, more than half a million women died during pregnancy or after child birth. almost all the deaths occurred in developing countries, a quarter in india. activists want maternal health to by a priority. we have

new country, mali. nearly 90 people have died in neighboring guinea and at least six in liberia. there are more suspected cases in sierra leon and gambia. i have been joined by ibrahima. this deadly virus seems to be spreading. >> it has not been confirmed yet. but there are signs. fever is one of the signs. and the bleeding is the other sign. that hasn't been seen yet. they are still putting these people in isolation and under control of medical teams. but you're right. this is terrible news for people in that area. there are nine borders around guinea, nine countries. >> and there's contact going on all the time between people. >> it is spread through human contact. >> sierra leone and liberia are really exposed. because the main city which is affected is almost in those two countries like a triangle. and you know this because some of these borders are superficial. >> porous. >> and divide some victllages io two. >> no vaccine for it. authorities can't take steps until they see proper signs from somebody having the disease. what can they do in the face of all of this? >> they a

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guinea. now more than four hundred thousand new cars and passengers are going to be impressed with the talk while its academic area of preparing to walk off the job on wednesday for three days in a row. to make one of the biggest strikes to get the outline with gonzo be canceling nearly four thousand domestic and international flights in all there are already knock on effects. my lips don't walk off the job until midnight the strike has already affected some travelers. time to cancel more than sixty flights on tuesday most of the long haul connections that would've landed early wednesday in frankfurt and munich. qantas said it wanted to prevent passengers from becoming stranded at the airports because of canceled connecting flights thousands of travelers will have to use other airlines or go by train the associated press. most meals and will announce on passengers can change their flight at no charge for the next three months schools. how's the game crazy over them or they can use their ticket to travel by train and sat there are many options. the pilots want higher pay than their early retiremen

the ebola virus in guinea has killed more than 100, and it's a new strain. the disease was not imported from outbreaks in other african nations. the source of the virus is not known. >> voting is underway in algeria's presidential election. more than 250,000 police have been deployed. anti-government protesters demonstrated on wednesday, angry that the president is running for a fourth term. he's expected to win, despite chronic health problems. >> al jazeera's presidential campaign ended on a note of deep division. >> translation: we want a fourth term. >> translation: we live in misery, we hope you win and help us. >> translation: i think most people are against him. >> the man at the center of it all is rarely seen. the 77-year-old president is said to be ill. he's been taken to hospital, flown abroad for treatment. he looks frail at meetings with foreign leaders. supporters say he's the pest choice for algeria. he has served three terms in office. now he's running for a fourth one. a senior leader of the movement that led algeria to dependence, he's rule

guinea killed 120 people. there's no cure. it's hoped the new measures will protect wild animals from harm. despite the ban on bush meet, wild animals continue to be hunted. >> translation: don't get me wrong, i love the animal. eventually they'll kill and sell the meat. >> bush meat is a delicacy. government inspectors are checking what is being sold. >> meat is available on the market. it's cut into pieces make it delicate. the ban is hard to enforce. most, like the butch es civil on new freshly cut meat. >> still ahead - reaching out to the east. barack obama is on his way to asia, will he be able to strengthen ties with the alliances. >> kuehnans dine out on the government's decision to open up the economy. >> hello again. this is al jazeera. these are the top stories. ukraine's interim government has ordered another military operation in the east. the first offensive failed to remove armed men occupying government buildings. >>> nep lease mountain -- nepalese mountain guides have gone on strike to demand better conditions. 13 were killed in an avalanche last week, and three are missing

coming up, we are in guinea passau where people voted for a new government, hoping for stability up to a series of coups. cuba's experiment with a free market. what it's like to be self-employed without state support. in sport. find out if it is liverpool or mann city. that's to come later. >> the u.n.'s top climate change body is calling for a transformation in relation to power. they warn that the use of fossil fuels must drop dramatically in the next few decades. >> this was the third and final chapter in the panel's report on climate change. the message is clear - the world must cut reliance on coal and oil and make a switch to renewable energy, such as wind power. the report is the result of intense negotiations, some call it a clash of interests between politics and science. it offers reasons for hope, and stark warnings. >> the longer we delay, the higher would be the cost. i mean, that is something that is clear. but despite that, the point i'm making is that even now, the cost is not something that is going to bring about a major disruption of economic systems. it's well withi

. >> the community in new york is rallying to send aid to relatives at home. 70 have been killed by ebola in guinea. it can be spread by coming into contact with an infected person. >> he could have gone pro, instead he put fame and fortune on hold to finish what he started. it may come together at the right time for an inspirational college athlete. >> what retirement looks like for the former leader of the free world. artwork from george w. bush goes on display. >> a quieter day across the south as we get into the afternoon. areas of showers and thunder storms popping up from texas across the golf coast, but we don't expect severe weather and nowhere near the size of hail that we got at the end of the week. places in missouri got ping-pong to softball size hails on thursday and friday. the storms are tracking offshore and are lesser in strength. we'll get cooler and drier in tennessee, and kentucky, where we have wet soil in place, and are getting problems with areas of streams and creeks rising and gluing local areas. soil and moisture content is greatest across north missouri. the next round of

guinea. >> reporter: the numbers have continued to go up and it's certainly not the news people wanted. to try and identify these patients, isolate them, treat them. i have to tell you, more than anything else i've seen in medicine, certainly in situations like this, the real issue, a lot of these doctors and nurses, they're risking their own lives, their own health, to be able to take care of these patients. xo extraordinary. look what happens when we go inside an isolation ward. this is an isolation ward in guinea. a reason you haven't seen images like this before. here to patients are fighting one of the deadliest viruses in the world. ebola. it's invaded the organs in their body. up to nine our ten patients will die. but this horror is isolated in this area. we found traffic to still be busy here. markets are full. children, lots of children, still smiling. you see, as scare iras ebola is, it's not particularly contagious. doesn't disburse easily through the air or live long on surfaces and peep don't typically spread it until they are sick. really sick. when that's the case, they'r