nick clark, al jazeera, south sudan. >>> in south africa cartoons reach a massive audience with millions of hits online but sometimes too controversial to be shown on television. >> there is a lot of good food here. >>reporter: it's an advertisement for fish and chips but it lampoons the president of south africa. he's shown eating with his family at his sprawling home a controversial property because of the millions of taxpayer dollars spent upgrading its security. >> it was popular and still is. it's going to get people's attention. in advertising, you look at what people think and say at that time. >>reporter: it was hugely popular with the public but someone higher up didn't see the humor. south africa's state news banned it. but it still got plenty of hits online. >> i think it was hilarious. it captured it exactly. >> it's awesome. pretty awesome, yeah. >>reporter: another of his popular animations featuring an african jesus also got him into trouble. he says he's not setting out to offend, only to poke fun and to push the boundaries. the killings at a newspaper in paris in january

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nick clark has the story. >> welcome to the so-called golden triangle special economic zone. it has a casino, hotel it has shops and restaurant with live animals on the menu. this bear cub was apparently available to eat. uncovering investigators filmed what was said to be ryan mow horn for sales. rhinos are an endangered species. so, too, are likers. but you can select between skins. stuffed tigers also available for sale. outside captive tigers are kept in cramped cages. the tiger farm here has plans to breed between 500 and 1,000. >> now captive bread tigers are legal if licensed. it's the export of their products that is illegal. either way the head keeper here said that licenses and permissions are often ignored. >> over here at the laos government does not manage the tigerrers regardless of how you breed and how you kill. they don't care. >> is it easy to secure permissions here? >> no need for permission. >> no need. if you want to kill, you just kill it. if you want to catch you catch. there is no need for permission. this investigator said that it was frozen tiger me

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. >>> hello, i'm nick clark with the world news. coming up - the wore in syria begins its fifth year with the number of refugees about to pass 4 million, and we hear how some are coping. entire communities destroyed. the cyclone in vanuatu could be one of the worst ever disasters. and... >> i'm phil lavelle in the future - no it's 2015. though apparently this is what the future will look like. find out more later in the prime. >>>so then we start with breaking news. two bomb blasts in pakistan killed at least 10 people. the attacks targeted churches in lahore. 50 others have been injured. let's speak to kamal hyder. what do you have? >> the attacks took place in a predominantly christian neighbourhood. living in the country's largest and populated city. the suicide bombers are said to have tried to enter two churches at least. how far, some of the victims at the gates decided to blow them up. a number of people have been killed. more are dead according to some. after the attack and the deadly bomb blast. they came out on the streets

nick clark al jazeera, south sudan: watching."america tonight"... >> it's been 21 days since nurse practitioner returned to lewis california from an ebola leone. >> i'll take your temperatures. >> 97.5. >> the biggest challenge of people. >> see you later alligator. >> the quarantine was a minor ipp convenience compared to the six weeks in sierra leone,

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i'm nick clark. hopes to end a peace dl in you south sudan. u.s. ambassador to south korea suffers facial injuries after being attacked in seoul. >>> what's happening at china's biggest political gathering. is. >> in libya's u.n. recognized administration has called objected the security council to lift an arms he embar go. the base government says it needs weapons to fight i.s.i.l. oil company has called itself unoperational after a series of attacks. trying to end the fighting osama ben javid has this report. >> an attack on the oil facility has left it inoperable. fighters slirchgd to the i.s.i.l. seel. fighters l linked tofighters linked to islamic state of iraq and the levant. at least 14 people were killed at the mobruk oirl field. in a country plagued bymobruk oil field. in a country plagued by war legs than 300,000 barrels a day. there libya's national oil corporation says it won't be fulfilling its oil contracts. may be closing if the situation doesn't improve soon. libya's two governments are still in a power struggle. at this airport whe

nick clark, al jazeera, south sudan. >> now in south africa satirical cartoons reach a massive audiences, written in multiple languages and get multiple hits online. but the deposit says they are too controversial to be seen. >> lamblampoons south african president jacob zuma. >> it was done because it was popular, it was still is just -- it's going to get people's attention. if you see advertising you look at what people think and say. >> it was hugely popular with the public but someone higher up didn't see the humor. south africa's state news brawblghtersbroadcasters abandoned it. >> it captures what zuma's all about. >> it's awesome pretty awesome yeah. >> another of his popular animations featuring an african jesus also got him in trouble. he's not to offend but only to poke fun and fiduciary the boundaries. the killings at a satirical newspaper in paris in january only confirmed his views on freedom of speech. >> people will say bad things, so you just need to grow up about it and just accept it. >> he says his animations have had around 8 million hits online. that's because he is

i'm nick clark. hopes to end a peace dl in you south sudan. u.s.assador to south korea suffers facial injuries after being attacked in seoul. >>> what's happening at china's biggest political gathering.

cyclone pam, which smashed into vanuatu in the south pacific >>> you're watching al jazeera, i'm nick clark, live from doha. also - investment at a new capital city. plans unveiled at egypt's global financial summit. an historic journey. india's prime minister arrived in the tamil heartland of sri lanka. and hep for nigeria - government includes mercenaries as part of the campaign >>> so at least eight people are confirmed dead after cyclone pam hit vanuatu. thousand prepared to spend a second night in shelters after finding their homes destroyed. emergency teams were sent into the country, which lies to the east. >> venturing out of their homes to assess the devastation left by tropical cyclone pam. vanuatu, a group of island in the pacific was hit by winds up to 270 k/hr on friday. the category 5 storm. the most severe on the scale uprooted trees and tore apart homes. power was cut. as the storm waged. residents could do little to wait. >> i was in the bathroom. back against the door. i looked at the roof sounded like it was lifting. all they can do during this is think about people in va

hello, i'm nick clark. you're watching al jazeera. also coming up on the program. iran is moving time and again that it cannot be trusted. nothing new, and no viable alternative. president obama responds to binyamin netanyahu's controversial address to congress. >>> australia prime minister is revolted as indonesia transfers 11 accountants to face a firing squad. >>> and the latest in lesotho, where no one has enough photos to claim victory in the african elections. >>> so then a rescue mission is underway at a mine in eastern ukraine where there has been a huge explosion. families of dozens missing are gathering outside the mine in the city of donetsk. according to reports, 30 are dead, others dropped below ground. >> u.s. president obama says the israeli prime minister has no viable alternatives for dealing with iran in a speech to the congress. world powers would see sanctions dropped for strict limits on iran's ability to produce fuel. binyamin netanyahu claimed that it would lead to a nuclear-armed iran. >> reporter: this was unprecedented, a leader of a kunt

nick clark, al jazeera. >>> we spoke with the u.n.e, and he says he is slowly seeing progress. >> well, in the region it's very widespread. and laos in particular is bound to be exposed to wildlife crime. it's essentially a land-locked country, surrounded by bigger countries, starting from china, vietnam, thailand they are also considered to be destination markets of illegal wildlife and there are other countries like cambodia, and myanmar which are considered to be origin of wildlife. in [ inaudible ] i would say that only recently, the ministries of public security and other agency of the criminal justice system have started to take in some commitment and some bolder actions towards the curbing of wildlife crime. until not long ago, this issue was very much treated within the realm of environmental policies not so much in the -- in the area of security instead. and i must say that recently we have seen some positive changes in -- in the attitude of the government towards this problem. >> now it's an appealing vision. instead of havi

i'm nick clark in doha.forces libya's state oil company it shut down production. >>> an american ambassador attacked with a knife in south korea. pyongyang says he deserved it >>> economic growth down poll pollution up china's leaders meet. >> soccer - a

environment editor nick clark has the story. >> welcome to the so called golden triangle special economic zone. it has a cassuhn know, a hotel, it has shops it also has restaurants with live animals on the menu. uh this bear cub was apparently available to eat. rhinos are endangers species. so to are tigers but here you can choose from a selection of skins, skins watched over by yes stuffed tigers. also available for sale. outside, captive tigers are kept in cramped cages. the tiger farm here has plans to breed between 500 and 1,000. the captive bred tigers are legal if licensed it is the export of their products that is illegal. either way the head keeper here says that licenses or permissions are often ignores. >> it is excellent. this investigator said was frozen tiger meat, available to eat. pieced together skull and skeleton of a big cat almost certainly a tiger. here is a still photograph from a promotion fall prosure. tiger bone can sell for 300-dollar as bottle. >> senior key tells the investigator it is very easy this business, it is a road to wealth. the resort is in laos but it

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aim nick clark. also ahead hopes are raised that i peace deal can end the fighting in sought sudan.. >>> the u.s. ambassador to south korea is injured in an attack in seoul. >>> and on the second anniversary of his death we look at way venezuela's former president hugo chavez remains so popular. ♪

aim nick clark. also ahead hopes are raised that i peace deal can end the fighting in sought sudan.. >>> the u.s. ambassador to south korea is injured in an attack in seoul. >>> and on the second anniversary of his death we look at way venezuela's former president hugo chavez remains so popular. ♪ ♪ lib i can't's internationally recognized government has called on the u.n. security council to lift an arms em boring oh, they say they need the weapons to fight isil. the national oil company has declared itself unoperational after a series of attacks u.n. brokered tacks are set to resume. we have this report. >> reporter: anan attack on the oil facility left it unop unoperable. most of them are linked to to isil. they destroyed equipment on wednesday. on monday, another oil line and eye pipeline carrying crude came under attack. and these facilities were also hit last month. at least 14 people were killed. in a country plagued by war in rekeep years libya's oil industry is a prime tagger i production fall friend 1.6 million-barrels a day before the revolution to less than 300,000-barre

i'm nick clark in doha. escalating violence forces libya's state oil company it shut down production. >>> an american ambassador attacked with a knife in south korea. pyongyang says he deserved it >>> economic growth down poll pollution up china's leaders meet. >> soccer - a last-minute deal to avoid a strike allowing a new season to get under way in the m.l.s. >>> so then libya's national oil company declared production is shut down because of escalating violence in many oil wells. libya depend on oil for its income. and the u.n. has made an appeal for help. >> reporter: an attack on an oil facility last month has left it unoperable. most by by fighters linked to islamic state of iraq and levant. they destroyed equipment at an oil field on wednesday. a pipeline and oil field came under attack last week in dahra. 14 were killed at the mabrouk oil field. lib why's oil industry is a prime target production falling 1.6 million barrels before the revolution with muammar gaddafi, to 300,000. there has been so man

nick clark has this report. >>reporter: the flight plan is northeast, then south towards the ugandan border. shanty towns soon give way to wilderness that has huge potential for tourist growth. >> you can fly two hours and not see anything but wild life and wild places no human influence. here is one of the last great places on earth. >>reporter: this is east africa's largest intact savannah, home to one of the biggest animal migration in the world. millions of ant lope follow century's old migration corridors. there are elephant herds diminished in numbers but they were in sufficient quantity to make a full come back. the power of the white nile the waters of lake victoria heading for the mediterranean thousands of kilometers away. its potential goes beyond what you can catch out of it. south sudan has extraordinary natural beauty from the white nile to an area of the savannah three times the size of the serengetti, all this in a country country country country ravaged by war. >> the situation is that some wild

hello, i'm nick clark. you're watching al jazeera. also coming up on the program. iran is moving time and again that it cannot be trusted. nothing new, and no viable alternative. president obama responds to binyamin netanyahu's controversial address to congress. >>> australia prime minister is revolted as indonesia transfers 11 accountants to

i'm nick clark in doha.up in the negligent 60 minutes: morn 30 feared dead and dozens trapped by arch explosion in eastern ukraine at a mine. >> the u.s. says it cannot afford to house thousands of syrian sheltering in lebanon any longer. >> edward snowden's russian lawyer said the whistle blower wants to return home total united states. >> we'll have the

nick clark, al jazeera. >> joining us now good to have you on al jazeera. thanks for being with us. before we go on to what the laos government is doing now how widespread is illegal wildlife trade in the region? >> in the region, it's very widespread. laos in particular is bound to be exposed to wildlife crime. it's essentially a landlocked country, surrounded by bigger countries, starting from china vietnam, thailand, there are also considered to be destination markets of illegal wildlife. there are other countries, like cambodia and myanmar, which are considered to be origin of wildlife. laos from the sheer geographic position is bound to be prone to wildlife crime. >> why is the ban not being enforced by the government? >> well, first of all, keep in mind that a region of level the value of wildlife crime is estimated to be higher than the g.d.p. just to put in context the size of the problem. in lao pdr only recently the ministries of public security and other agency of the criminal justice system have started to take in some commitment and bolder actions towards the curbing of

environmental editor nick clark has the story. >> reporter: welcome to the golden triangle special economic zone. it has a casino hotel, shops, restaurants with live animals on the venue. this bear cub was available to eat. under cover investigators filmed what was said to be rhino horn for sale. they are an endangered species. tigers - here you choose from a selection of skins, watched over by yes, stuffed tigers. also available for sale. outside, captive tigers are kept in cramped cages. the tiger farm has plans to bread between 500 and 1,000. now, captive bread tigers are legal if licensed. it is the export of their products that is illegal. either way the head keeper here says that licences or permissions are often ignored. >> reporter: this investigators said was frozen tiger meet available to meet. here assembled in a vat. this is almost certainly a tiger. here is a photograph from a promotional brochure. tiger wine sells. the resort is in laos running on beijing time. the chinese one is the main currency. >> laos is not a victim. the special gon is set up by the government and falls

i'm nick clark in doha with our top stories. >> heavy fighting between houthi rebels and tribesmen across yemen after a fifth night of saudi-led airstrikes. >> we're working very hard, working hard. >> world powers try to reach a deal on iran's nuclear program. >> counting votes in nigeria people wait to see who will be the next president. plus: >> i'm in the northern philippines with a tribe, there is excitement as the tribe welcomes a new arrival. >> first up, we have breaking news from yemen. an air strike has hit a camp of internally displaced people. humanitarian workers say at least 15 people have been killed. the saudi-led coalition has been bombing houthi rebels who control the capitol sanna and are trying to advance to the south. we'll bring you more on that news as we get it. >> backed by forces loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh, houthis ever lunch add new offensive on the southern city of aden. there have been battles between houthis and tribesmen around the central province. we have more. >> yemeni tribesmen and shia houthi rebels engage in fierce fighting around th

i'm nick clark in doha. coming up in the negligent 60 minutes: morn 30 feared dead and dozens trapped by arch explosion in eastern ukraine at a mine. >> the u.s. says it cannot afford to house thousands of syrian sheltering in lebanon any longer. >> edward snowden's russian lawyer said the whistle blower wants to return home total united states. >> we'll have the latest from, no party claims victory in the elections in lesotho. >> there's been a huge explosion in a mine in the city of donetsk. according to reports, 30 are dead and others trapped below ground. donetsk has been wracked by intense fighting between the government and pro-russian rebels nor months. kiev accuses the rebels of holding up the rescue effort by restricting access. >>. ukraine's coal mines are considered to be one of the most dangerous in the world due to high gas in the ground. in ukraine saw the worst mining disaster ever with 100 killed, the same place at wednesday's accident. an estimated 300 people die in eastern ukraine's mining

i'm nick clark in doha with our top stories. >> heavy fighting between houthi rebels and tribesmen across yemen after a fifth night of saudi-led airstrikes. >> we're working very hard, working hard. >> world powers try to reach a deal on iran's nuclear program. >> counting votes in nigeria people wait to see who will be the next president.

good to be true. >> i'm feeling spring fever coming on. >>> john clark, more on the birds flying the coop? >> the eagles make over, nickles traded but is sam bradford stay something what other moves are the eagles making. a wild free agency shake up all next. >>> i'm john clark. the eagles give up a second round draft pick in the trade with the rams. will bradford be chip kellys quarterback or a chip to trade up for marcus mariota. he tore his knee each of the last two seasons. nick foles traded and he was hurt after a record breaking first season with chip. nick tweeted thank you for the opportunity to start my career in philly. i will miss my teammates and eagles fans that supported me. they have signed byron maxwell from the seahawks. richard sherman says he has the potential to be the best corner in the nfl. frank gore left the eagles at the alter. the eagles are reportedly going after demarco murray. they tweeted out come on over to the dark side bro. >>> and mccoy has been traded and he says his role changed in his second season under chip and lesean thought it was shady about how it went down. finding out from f

nick foles. comcast sportsnet's john clark joins us live with the breaking goments. >> what's up? >> chip kelly is really remaking this team, way all of andy reid's offensive weapons. the eagles are trading quarterback nick foles to the st. louis rams for their quarterback, sam bradford and the birds will get a draft pick. this was first reported by espn confirmed by comcast sportsnet. nick foles was 14-4 as the eagles starting quarterback under chip kelly, made the playoffs in his first year starting with chip. he took over for michael vick that year. but nick was hurt most of last season. sam bradford was the number one overall pick in the nfl draft five yeefrgz. the former heisman trophy winner had a great rookie season but has missed 25 of the last 3 games including all of last year. he tore his acl in each of the last two years. we'll have a lot more coming up in one hour. of course, the running back the eagles thought they were going to get to try to replace lesean mccoy, frank gore he is signing with the colts. it is breaking. it is wild. free agency is just under way. offic

nick. we were trying to -- it didn't work out that way. >> reporter: john clark, for comcast sports net. >>thank you, john. back in philadelphia tonight, a new team the chicago blackhawks against the fliers. fans giving him a nice standing ovation. the flyers bring their best against the best. cory crawford 2-0 later in the second. drew deflects a pass. flyers take a 3-0 lead. they win 4-1. >>> temple and louisiana tech in the n.i.t. quarterfinals. second half morgan back-to-back three-pointers. temple advances to the semifinals at madison square garden winning 77-59. >>> the phillies lose 7-1 in spring training. the sixers are beating the nuggets right now in denver. and that would snap if they continue to win, that would snap their 16-game road losing streak. pretty good. that will do it for sports. jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partneri

nick foles reportedly traded. he's said to be headed to the st. louis rams. nbc10's john clarko break down this unusual deal. john tell us about it. >> reporter: all of andy reid's offensive players are gone. chip kelly has agreed to trade nick foles to st. louis for sam bradford and a pick. they'll swap pick this is year. we're not sure what round yet. sam bradford has missed most of the last two seasons, including all of last year. he tore the acl in his left knee each of these last two seasons. his career record in st. louis with the rams 18-30-1. nick foles with the eagles under chip kel y he was 14-4. made the playoffs and the pro bowl and had the best quarterback rating in the nfl in his first year under chip. but he was hurt most of last season with the broken clavicle. and the eagles are after cowboys running back demarco murray. we'll hear from lesean mccoy. shady's in buffalo. that's all coming up in sports in about 20 minutes. i'm john clark we'll see you then. >> don't go yet. so enlighten us. you trade your injured qb for an injured qb. is this sort sort of sleight

. >> we were trying to keep nick, you know at the last second they wanted him. >> reporter: in phoenix, arizona, john clark for comcast sportsnet. >>> the flyers host blackhawks on nbc sports network at 8:00. it is the return of former flyer timonen. he says he will live in philadelphia for at least five more years and always has fond memories of this city. the phillies fell to astros 7-1 in grapefruit play. jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> warm air tomorrow but it's going to come with some showers. >> yeah. and it's just going to be brief. it's just one day. it's a little tease of spring. up near 70 degrees. we'll have some morning showers, then a bit of a break. then the evening thunderstorms. then it ge

nick foles. are they after demarco murray? we'll hear from lesean mccoy in buffalo. is cliff lee's future with phillies in jeopardy? >>> i'm john clark. chip kelly starting march madness a little early reshaping the eagles. andy reid had 62 eagles in his final year two seasons ago. there's only 16 players left. chip is now trading quarterback nick foles to st. louis. they get the rams' often injured quarterback sam bradford who has missed most of the last two seasons, including all of last year. he tore the acl in his left knee each of the last two seasons. his career record with the rams is 18-30-1. nick foles, his record as the eagles' starting quarterback under chip, 14-4. made the playoffs and the pro bowl, had the best quarterback rating in the nfl in his first year starting under chip kelly but was hurt most of last season. draft picks are also involved with the trade. >>> running back frank gore left the eagles at at altar joining colts. the birds are reportedly going after cowboys' running back demarco murray. birds safety malcolm jenkins tweeted to demarco, come on over to the dark side bro. lesean mccoy introduced in buffal

we'll have a lot more on nick foles coming up at 5:00. more from chip. i'm john clark in phoenix, arizona, back to you. >>> the numbers are in. the delaware department of transportation says they've spent $11.5 million on storms this fiscal year. most of that money was spent on 80,000 tons of salt. also adding to the cost, paying crews for 62,000 hours of overtime. the work isn't over. since march 8th del dot has repaired more than 8,500 potholes. >> seems more like 12 million potholes out there. we've had some showers during the day today. we have some more coming in later and drizzle and fog overnight tonight. it's just going to be kind of misty but it's not going to be cold. the warm-up, it starts tonight. by tomorrow, some places are going to hit the 70-degree mark. not going to last. and then we have some thunderstorms for part of the area at least for thursday night. we've got cloudy skies right now. and it's pretty chilly. 45 degrees with cloudy skies. the wind is light. we've had some showers that have knocked the temperature down. certainly knocked it down and

nick foles. we'll also hear more from sam bradford who says he's recruiting demarco murray cowboys running back who used to be his roommate at oklahoma, and he hopes demarco comes here. john clarko you. >> lots to follow there, john. thank you very much. >>> a burning tanker truck closed a busy interstate between detroit and the suburb of deerborn. they believe the truck was hauling petroleum. it spewed into the sewers. no word on the cause. no one was hurt. >>> you might remember this. a similar scene in pennsauken camden county last month. tanker truck hauling gasoline crashed and burst into flames on route 90 east ramp to route 130. no one was hurt. >>> a murdered police officer becomes the focus of testimony today at the boston marathon bombing trial. officer sean collier was killed in the hours before the dzhokhar tsarnaev brothers got into a shootout with police. dzhokhar tsarnaev is charged with killing collier. investigators believe the brothers crept up on the officer in his car, shot him and tried to steal his gun. collier's family has been preparing for this day of testimony for nearly two years. >> this trial, it brings up a lot of bad memories but it doesn't change