people taking an interest in buying camel's milk. man: we're in nairobi cbd, actually, the central business district, at a somali restaurant. you ask fofor tea, they'll just bring you a camel tea without even asking. man: we have so many rather different types of products being taken out of this milk, camel milk. for example, we've got yogurt, we've got the carmel latte, which is loved specifically by the somalis. ahmed: it helps with my digestion. and, you know, i feel energized. and you can actually feel it instantly. when you drink, that day you'll actually feel it, like it's a detox. simpkin: with the human population growth globally, the world has been n me intensification in tererms of producing food for humans. we all know the e impact of livestk in terms of being blamed for global warming.g. in some countries, there's g gonna be ls rainfall or higher variability in the rainfall. and the camel is going to be one of the best adapted animals to deal with that. so really they are an animal of the e future. announcer: "earth focus

to be done with camels.is a place where the qataris love for competition and sport is clear to see. and an ideal opportunity to showcase that enthusiasm was the 2015 world mans handball championships hosted for the 1st time by khadafi. most of its own team and been enticed to play for the gulf state thanks to substantial financial bonuses and they finished a sensational 2nd 2 distinct of many handball it was you not see it. and a similar policy saw the qatari men's soccer team win this year's asian cup with a 2022 world cup now only 3 years away. for decades the beating contest for hosting the tournament has been overshadowed by bribery allegations and the vote in favor of qatar a country with no previous tradition in the sport was particularly controversial. happened for the 1st time. so for the 1st time in this part of the world people football. they love these kind of activities and at the same time i believe it adds to the potations the good reputation of. as a country that can actually do a project such

camels friends have come to see him all. samir is also getting ready to leave she is anxious about the trip. samir remembers to call and thank her mother's friend who made the trip possible. solution. subtle she said. slowly. slowly it. unlike most of the other pilgrims said mira is not travelling to mecca by bus her mother's friend has been generous indeed buying her plane ticket so she is off to the airport to catch a flight to saudi arabia. some euro however is feeling mixed emotions in many states are going to. save it is somebody to teach. you to get out in the semester to touch her. breasts to simply get it. at least the sense of the work of yamato. educated genesys this there's a lot to get. getting killed just as the head of state governments are in such as on the couch beside me what if someone get me out of the sa sounded good to get to. a oxman. or scientific mission. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. before

two packs of camels a day. he was 53 years old. when he came to congress, i decided to make tobacco my issue. we had success as you noted, 1987 in my third term in the house, second term on the appropriations committee. i successfully passed an appropriation amendment banning smoking on 80% of airline flights in the united states. it was a major miracle. no one expected the young congressman from illinois with opposition of republican and democratic leadership to pass the measure on the floor what they fail to understand the house of representatives is the largest frequent-flier club in america and they were sick and tired of secondhand smoke on airplanes and were with me. it was signed into law by ronald reagan despite big tobacco fighting all the way they called an intrusion of individual rights. it was just the first step, i did not realize that eliminating was inconvenient and a tipping point. but it was. it turned out that a lot of people thought if that hand smoke is dangerous on the plane, why is it not dangerous in a bowlin

chris: it could be the straw that breaks the camels back -- the camel's back. theou change the nature of china-hong kong relationship, it could change the way the china-u.s. trade relations continue. it is a shock at a time when the markets are very vulnerable to any sort of negative news flow. this is the sort of thing that could be that straw that broke the camel's back, as i say. guy: in terms of giving us an understanding of where the chinese are, the chinese are aware of those risks and the economic implications that hong kong could provide for their own economy, yet hong kong is so important from a political point of view as well that they don't want this to spread. people in china read newspapers, they see what is happening in hong kong on the television screens. they understand how important this is. the chinese authorities at some point have to take a political decision rather than an economic decision. you wonder whether you have to fold that into the trade narrative, too. and the people in mainland china may see that people in hong kong are getting a

detective persecuted storyteller who moves between banks and fiction between languages and countries a camel is novels deal with historical violence state oppression and memory 4 of them have been translated into german the most recent one madonna's last dream is a literary search for traces from the nazi era. i started writing in germany. my wife my child and i were all tortured in turkey and we came here as damaged people. writing is my weapon. the only thing i can do. through writing i raise my voice against injustice. it's my instrument of resistance. they didn't. ready ready come i was. on in 1957 in our team in north eastern turkey as a member of the outlawed revolutionary communist party of turkey he was imprisoned several times in 1992 he received political asylum in germany although he's no longer a turkish citizen he's repeatedly targeted by the turkish state upon entering turkey and 2010 a candidate was arrested and detained for several months for his alleged role in a robbery in 1998 he was eventually acquitted due to lack of evidence in 2017 the long arm of the turkish state rea

job on a camel is an exiled writer whose work plays out between germany and turkey through his commitment to civil society and his writing he has called for the genocides of the 20th century against the armenians and the jews to be examined repeatedly also says dealing with the past is the only way to prevent it from repeating itself. the whole roy my colleague is going to tell us more melissa as we've seen dawn rising as great a lot of tension between berlin and ankara but yet he's getting a prize for cultural understanding doesn't seem to add up. yes certainly. his arrest that did come as a result of his work and his and his writings did cause a strain in tensions between germany and ankara particularly his arrest in spain. you can see him here getting his medal but it is other writings that we heard about in the piece to do with the armenian genocide and also the holocaust also do contribute to cultural understanding and take a stand a very strong stand against discrimination and violence speaking and writing the truth even if they are uncomfortable truths still helps in addition to hi

and then added kenning camel he wanted us $101.00 or they cattle. a bit at 2000 kilometer trek through our tribal lands. they call it becoming stuccoed and it destroyed the traditional way of life. as a. seller sounds but. it in your. view would want to. be used. to make 51 wells for to kill. on a problem that can infer that he didn't there were any clue whether water was so he kept it as a people. come up themselves meant stop the water. and he let them go if one of the tracks as they ran to get water. they imprisoned no one inside metal and wood foxes. and wells were closed to several more people around trying to get dad because they want to. most of my people had to move away from their traditional way of life. among them well my grandparents spot i was a young man when he left the desert to find only his promise wife. she was working as a housemaid and i got a station up my white grandfather. now better off he didn't like desert people because the uterus various cattle. when he seems potter or better over it take him off if i was going to him ju

any camel in korea. a little subtle about budget that could be up like you know what i mean cut them up. there with the ticket is their lives so then look at other to top it yet they set about with a democracy and how to get this let me and here's why we have a. hell and has a minute and my bad that your side it but obviously as. i'm not i but i'm just done with my bad out in my den by i thought i'd done the murder when i'm alone in a cessna on. the bathers i'm on but i am not sought out when i go at that event i was shaken of by the man to have been mine. whether history will be kind to have sinister remains a matter of debate. charismatic and persuasive he certainly advocated parliamentary democracy and advance the status of women in sudan his long periods in prison also gave him time to write men. books and islamic faults his critics view him as a shrewd political operator a man driven by a quest for power whether delivered through the ballot box on the streets. even in death the spirit of hassan as t

back the reality was it was a sick camel to begin with.f you look at the ten-year going back to january of 2016, you can really see we've come down aggressively. finally, ten-year minus two-year spread, i know three months to ten-wreer is what most look at for a recession indicator which i think personally is kind of silly. tens minus twos, is getting flatter. this one does disturb me we're not at the lows. yesterday was 9 close, hovering at ten today just in july, precipitous drop, precipitous flattening courtney, back to you. >> precipitous flattening. thank you, rick. >>> the boeing 737 max still grounded airlines had to take unusual steps to make sure they have enough planes. we'll have that story next >>> take another look at this mystery chart. this is a chart that could help drive your portfolio the company's ceo is about to join us. stick with "power lunch. >>> the prolonged grounding of the 737 max planes is creating a worldwide scramble as airlines try to find alternate planes to meet the demand. phil lebeau has more. >> we lolin

now i would like to take you by the camel part to the left wind and if it be that they feel. from this place we had the best view of the city but i have to say goodbye now it's been a nice day and i loved being with you to beat him but to me now. you can see the well fox building as well as the water in many places in the city. this is. the front is rather narrow at only 1000 meters but the building is over 100 meters long it is the form a city palace of an export banker built at the end of the 18th century the last owner gave the palace to the city of oaks book on the condition that it never be sold and only be used for cultural purposes the head of the alps book state museums cost of keeping tells me that the building has never been destroyed that's the showpiece of the ones on the back of his side yes there are wonderful ball room with this fantastic ceiling for us. this is organized and everything is original that 95 percent of the surface dates back to 1770 or so this is a this is a magnificent room. it's the biggest remaining private ballroom in germany in the closet of

. >> just like tobacco did with the marlborough man or joe camel. e-cigarette companies are targeting youth. >> reporter: in a statement, juul labs says the lawsuit is without merit and will work with lawmakers to reduce the trend in youth use. our target is adults we have never marketed to youth. >> we are trying to say, let's regulate these products, not ban them >> reporter: philip fuhrman blames flavored e-cigarettes for enticing him to start juuling at 14 >> i know a lot of my friends who can't break the nicotine addiction. i know it took me a long time to quit juuling >> reporter: the lawsuit coming on the heels of a new study that found vaping just once, even when it doesn't contain nicotine or thc, can damage blood vessels. this as health departments investigate over 120 cases of vaping related lung disease, though it's still not clear what's causing the illnesses a product marketed as a solution to one public health problem now facing more problems of its own. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york >> it's a dangerously hot night for several

this santa doesn't bring presents with a reindeer driven sleigh but by camel. the world center congress is held in an amusement park so there's plenty of opportunities to enjoy other types of rides. there are also contests that put santa skills to the test. it's christmas in july. because they are very busy in christmas time. that's why they meet in summer cause reeling christmas also goes on the order of very busy like me i'm busy all december and january i can come travel around the word that's why i come here and your life . around. $140.00 santas and elves from around the world are attending the event. the world santa claus congress took place for the 1st time in 1957. this is the 2nd time he said nice is taking part. of the congress is the parade through blocking the world's oldest amusement park just outside copenhagen the crowds love the spectacle again kid chat with the sound . of. essenes and his colleagues also have a chance to get to know each other and talk about their work. stain high back on was and is one of the organizers. he enjoys bringing tog

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you ain't never seen a picture a camel, on back of a desert nowhere. none of that.ever seen none of that. i ain't eating no hot an spicy food. none of that, man, because when ono on vacation, i don't go vacation to try stuff. i go on vacation to do nothing, doing nothing. [applause] steve: nothing! wife, marjorie, total opposite. [laughter] miss adventure. you can follow her, she doing it all. my wife, she

transport drugs and jumps out of thatot a jacket from outside, walks through a car wash and rides a camelnaked. the u.s. forest service opened an investigation in part because of this photo posted to his instagram account. apparently, the area where it was taken is off limits to snowmobiles. >>> another crash near oraville. you can see that thick, black smoke. there were ten people on board. remarkably, no one was hurt. and a similar crash in livermore. this single-engine cessna crashed right after taking off paramedic rushed him to the hospital on a stretcher. >>> the cooler summer weather is over, hotter temps returned for much of the bay area, including walnut creek. we have a break down of how hot it got >> it already got a lot hotter in inland areas. in napa, 89 degrees, in the 90s in petaluma. down to the south bay in the mid-80 the, and even in san francisco, 72 degrees. now for the most part we enjoyed a fairly below seasonable weekend and also monday into tuesday. but we still have an ocean breeze, and that dry air mass up through sonoma county is going to bring the concern for s

. >> so el paso was the straw that broke the camel's back? >> el paso made it all to cleo r to us the consequences of donald trump. >> reporter: the presidential hopeful stepped away from the trail to spend time in the place that raised him. to mourn and help his community heal. ? that tragedy yesterday will not be allowed to define us. >> reporter: becoming a voice for the texas border town and an angry adversary to president trump. >> this president has sought to make this country afraid of places like el paso. >> reporter: his contempt for the president is palpable. this went viral on twitter. >> is there anything your mind that the president can do now to make this any better? >> what do you think? you know the [ bleep ] he's been saying. he's been calling mexican immigrants rapists and criminals. members of the press, what the [ bleep ]. >> the president is a white supremacist. >> you believe that. >> i believe that. he makes the case far better than i could, right? if he calls clans men and nazis very fine people. when he sends 5,000 u.

uh-huh, where's the camel? "mr. big shot's" got his own trailer. ♪ wheeeeeee! believe it! you 15% or more on car insurance. maria: welcome back. that will do it for this week. it's been a busy week. you can catch a show every friday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on fox business. on sunday morning joining me for sunday morning futures, catch me life 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news this sunday. a big show with kevin mccarthy joining me sunday. starts every weekday from six to 9:00 a.m. eastern on fox business with mornings with maria. we set the tone today all week long we hope you will be there with us. thank you for being with me. have a great weekend i will see you next time. ♪ >> hello and welcome to wall street journal at large. i'm the executive washington editor of the wall street journal. filling in for gerry baker. 20 democratic presidential candidate met in back-to-back debates in those debates laid from ideological in the party. first ideological's but, democrats are deciding whether they should be a party of bill and hillary clinton, centerleft or elizabeth worn and bernie

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panton chair for an hour fun time ok you want to know war about the designers you can call out these camels. and read about them here says van up front was the all solitary blue a danish to mine. and this is my culture to pay a visit to the design museum don marks. the final stop on my weekend tour is typically gardens amusement park visitors today are greeted with a ballet version of hans christian andersen steadfast in soldier the costumes were designed by danish queen margaret. to believe history dates back to $843.00 it's the world's 2nd oldest amusement park. ellen dahl has worked here for over 25 years and tells me about its history t.v. was one of the 1st places where people could go out into the public domain trying to find and once they paid admission they had an equal right to everything that was at tiffany and so people had to sort of get used to mixing so the rich and the poor had to get used to being around not go. this is like to be a visit to tivoli and a ride on the roller coaster. and finally i take it down a notch with a more relaxing ride on the carousel to wrap up my cur

joe camel of course for people who don't remember, the camel on the camel cigarettes was turned into children. >> was it scary enough for your son to avoid it? >> maybe. >> mitch doesn't know. >> maybe in the short run but i think the longer term issue is how pervasive it is and how it's part of a culture and if you're not doing it you're not -- >> not in. dagen: dr. mike, what a great discussion. china trade session, chief of staff weighing in on the uncertainty still ahead. and the 201 2020 race, we have polls, joe biden at the moment not losing to elizabeth warren. every single day. but what does "changing what's possible" mean anyway? ♪ well... if you run a business, it means a lot. for starters, we provide you with financing options for your customers. that way, you can help them buy the things they love instantly and pay over time. and that turns them into serious fans. hang on, there's more. want customer insights? we've got those, too. we use data to show you what your shoppers have already bought so we can tell you what they might consider buying next. and you can offer them

and finally, the arab news carries a great image of camel riders taking part in the eid al—adha celerations ardern has challenged australia to do more on climate change. leaders from 18 countries are meeting for the pacific islands forum in tuvalu — a country often described as being on the front line of climate change. smaller nations are putting pressure on australia to move away from coal—powered energy and take more action on reducing emissions. here is what prime minister ardern had to say. new zealand relative to other nations has a relatively small emissions profile. however, if we all took the perspective that if you are small, it doesn't matter we wouldn't see change. every single little bit matters and that is why new zealand has joined that international call, it is why we speak i believe strongly on the international stage around these issues but ultimately we have to will take responsibility ourselves. my will take responsibility ourselves. my references to the fact that australia has to answer to the pacific, that is a matter for them. jacinda ardern. so what's the significanc

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. >>> well, you may want to check your bank account and your credit card statement because camel policeching for a woman who used stolen information to load up on local grocery stores. police released surveillance pictures tonight. they s s bay safeways and bought $42 worth of alcohol and gift cards. look familiar? if you know her, call police. >>> well, this is not a good "toy story". the owner of an east bay toy shop believes adults coached a boy into stealing a pricey toy from his shop. he has the surveillance video to prove it. what do you think? nbc bay area's melissa reports from concord where the owner is helping teach a few adults a big lesson. >> we're mom and pops. we're not bill gates. we're not walmart corporate. >> reporter: if there is one thing that tom lochlves more th toys, it's seeing a child's face light up when they pick up their favorite toy at his store in concord named pot of gold collectibles. but on wednesday afternoon, fits sim on simmons says his surveillance cameras caught something he'd never seen before. >> flat out child abuse. that's wrong. >> reporter: t

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so you know the the active ingredient of camel bit is you know that that's that's about that particular substance it's not about vague and i think it's important to to stress that you know if people use street drugs they are taking risks with their health and you know that is the elated and unsafe. product are not likely to suffer the same effects that this this particular patient that and we thank you for speaking to us today joining us from leicester thank you very much a russian spacecraft carrying a robot the size of an adult human has failed to dock at the international space station problems with the automatic docking system cause the failure a humanoid robot was on its way to the i s s for a 2 week mission to support the crew and test it scaled russia's flight control center will attempt to dock again on monday night as confirmed that at no point with the crew of a spacecraft or the space station at risk. much more still ahead on this news hour from london indonesians are developing a taste for coffee but the country's coffee farmers believe it's not enough to save that industry

many believe the trial and the hours of living away from home was the final straw that broke the camels back. t he died shortly after i think if he had lived that there might have been an appeal maybe he would have insisted to barnes but there w never was. >> because as not helpful to his reputation either. >> i'm glad you discovered this case it has always been said that with his safari adventures really affected his health and took a major toll do you think this also added tto the toll of her premature death? >> it is a good question i think probably it was the malaria and the bullet that was lodged in his chest from the 1911 shooting that probably were the bigger issues because you mentioned when he took the trip in additiono to the safari the amazon is where he almost died and that stuck with him foror lif life. i think roosevelt kind of enjoyed the trial for go did he like being sued? know. did he want the lawsuit to go away? yes. but once it happened, it gave him a platform. he is out there able to speak about not just whether barnes is corrupt with the head of the democratic part

merits of the camel is up all senate well it does because clearly he's doing it from a particular perspective if the aim is to damage boris it will have precisely the opposite effect i do advise our european partners not to overplay their hand what your negotiator seem to obsess about is that britain must appear to lose from this absolutely not i mean you have made it clear that leave leaving the e.u. is a mistake and that should become a self-fulfilling prophecy now now britain has to lose its loses britain has to lose i mean you played the part but that again is a lunacy i mean. no we just say that membership of the european union has benefits and of course if you're not member you don't enjoy those benefits it's not punishment it just statement of fact the is the largest trading group in the world they hold all the cards it's their club that you're leaving they will decide what rules apply should you wish to take advantage of some of the. privileges on offer. with that club i think but i thought we had in our manifesto 18 months or so ago it was that we wanted to create a comprehensive tra

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o'rorke for democrats biden new york in the bag california in the bag by the way california really helps camel hair as well but i believe a candidate like joe biden can yes i do believe democrats can pick up that rust belt which hillary clinton totally ignored if they're talking about working class blue collar issues issues that people care about at the kitchen table that's what trump did in hillary clinton did not in michigan in indiana in illinois in wisconsin where he didn't even go to west wisconsin and wisconsin that's where the democrats are going to be focusing on our own amy don't win and trump before the selection started said he thought they heard a national vote without the electoral college he had no forest. fires or 26000 changed his mind about it. and he will thank you for your time today and again my personal thanks for guest hosting this photograph a few tons out in the thank you so much for doing that you're back and you have your back thank you and we'll have you back larry good to be back we thank you amy holmes and bill press thank you for joining me on this edition of poli

the late cycle i literally am waiting almost every day now for the kind of straw that breaks the camel's back if you allow the metaphor of for they have vent that really takes us over the edge and it may indeed have happened over the last 24 hours with the end of the parliament in great britain let me remind everyone the foundation of british democracy was the creation of a parliament to replace a king so that no single person or single party could dominate british politics that there would be a place for debate disagreement and arriving at is a decision in that way for boris johnson to cancel parliament to use a maneuver to get rid of this body is a statement of refusal that the problems of english capitalism are so severe that they have to take this action it's a little bit like the disruption that is coming from the trade war between the united states and china it edge to the late cycle danger of recession another variable risking to take us over the edge. and professor wolf markets today are up despite these troubling signs in the fix income market the christian pointing to is there

>> what we saw today was the straw that broke the camel's back, we had some bad data there. we had contraction in germany, which many believe is in a recession. they don't tend to stay quarantined. there's always a risk of contagion. and the u.s. is vulnerable now. we're at a point where the president is stoking a trades war with china. he took his foot off the gas pedal there. >> he did, that was a nice relief for the market yesterday. back at it today, with the sea of red globally, and really what it's going to take are the federal reserve to step in. once again like they did at the ebb end of july. will it be enough, and that's definitely something that people aren't sure about. >> wasn't he throwing the fed under the bus today? >> yes, he always wants someone else to be the scapegoat. he's making things worse, he wants a scapegoat, reasonable people can agree or disagree about what the right group for fed policy is, whether they is have hiked rates last year, either way, he's not making things better through his trade actions, and i would argue he's not making things bet