the camels are happy. >> reporter: riding camels is not an easy pastime. the animals bite, buck, and kick and often refuse to follow orders. but phoebe and her father, neil, are determined. they say they still have room for another trophy on their wall and that they will just train harder for next year's race. takeo nakajima, nhk world, australia. >>> let's take a look at the market figures now. >>> people in tokyo have been caught off guard by sudden torrential rains. m mai shoji joins us. >> i hope you didn't catch that sudden blinding rain. most residents here in tokyo was caught by surprise. take a look at this. residents are battered by sudden thundershowers, the combination of daytime heat and human conditions was to blame. the daytime high reached 35 degrees in central tokyo and about 100 millimeters of rain fell in one hour in some places. airlines and railway services were affected badly and thousands of homes were without electricity. now, i know that in metropolitan tokyo where the trains were stopped, people had to walk on the railways and so t

the camels are happy. >> reporter: riding camels is not an easy pastime. the animals bite, buck and kick and often refuse to follow orders. but phoebe and her father neil are determined. they say they still have room for another trophy on their wall and that they'll just train harder for next year's race. nhk world, alice springs, australia. >>> thousands of residents are still waiting to go home. vast tracts of land are still waiting to be restored. and more than half the fishing ports on the pacific coast must be rebuilt. people in northeastern japan still face challenges following the 2011 disaster, but step by step they're moving forward. see their stories every wednesday on "the road ahead" right here on "newsline." >>> heavy rain in east asia, rachel ferguson from the weather team has more. rachel. >> hi there. heavy rain is in store for japan on wednesday. we've got the tail end of a front line moving across central china coming up through the korean peninsula. and then on wednesday it's going to be pushing into japan. hokoriku could be one of the w

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back, the camel is standing because there was no action.hat is a very strange about this, the death by firearms has declined by half since 1980. this is the solution in search of a problem. and the problem is these weird, crazy outbursts where a nut kills a lot of folks. but that is such a complicated and the bizarre problem, with many elements, mental health, that it is not easily solved. if the law had passed, it would have had no impact on new town. >> do not want to have a fight about firearms legislation. we have a notion, he had a conversation about what people actually know about because to touche and. and people -- about the constitution. people think it means no government. government can't do anything effective. the constitution actually provides for government to work. it even provided for the taking of private property. provided for patents. all kinds of things to make the government work. >>@the second to none duration, i talked to a man from australia who brought his family to see this experiment -- the second inauguration, i

camels can fetch $500. most of the animals will head to saudi arabia, which lifted its ban on meat from somaliland in 2009, changing the fortunes of people here. >> my father, my grandfather, and a fathers work in this business. the money i earn supports my family, pays my 27 children's school fees and for my house. >> animal vastly outnumber people in somaliland. around 3.5 million people live in the region. compare that to an estimated eight million goats and more than one million camels. >> development organizations have realized the importance of supporting livestock markets like this one, as well as helping the people who own the herd. it's not just about boosting somaliland's economy. success here can help prevent future in the region. grazing in this region, especially in somalia, and the recent rains have been good. >> mohammed walked 30 kilometers to get his goats to the market, but he's worried about what happens the next time there's a drought. >> what we need when the rain stops the tanks and we

with there be other camel teams coming in to participate in the races? >> usually local. >> but not yet international? >> no. >> after visiting your beautiful country, we'll would be some of the local products that you would recommend for the tourist to buy and bring home with? >> we do have a lot of handicrafts. we are very good in gold and necklaces and medicines. many other items that are handmade by people. >> you have been the director at the commercial office here for many years. what would be some of the things you plan on doing for this year, 2013, in terms of promoting tourism to this country? can you share that with us? lex we are participating in every single exhibition. >> good. clocks we are members of an tour. it is an association of foreign tourists. we have almost a tour -- 80 countries that are members. usually i am represented by the secretary-general for the past 14 years. we are very active. we go to industrial zones and other places promoting our countries in a joint effort. usually we travel as we are. we also participate in the int

for the bedouin camel owners, it is a frustrating wait. the attacks in northern sinai are scaring away the taurus -- taurus -- tourists. >> we started working just for touris.ts. >> he feels a long way from the tensions to the north. there are no check points or army vehicles. just sun, sea, and desert. not to mention an eerie calm over the town. the boom of past years has turned to bust. the sea was once teeming with taurus -- tourists, but visitor numbers have plummeted since the overthrow of hosni mubarak. only the scuba divers phil come here. >> it is great for the divers. there are not as many people in the water. the flora and fauna can recover, but it is a shame because egypt is a beautiful country. i recommend holidaying here. >> nightfall and the seafront is deserted. only a handful of people are out and about. bars and restaurants along the shore used to be packed. now it is the complete opposite. >> i see people from all over the world, and after that, it changed completely. >> but he knows it cannot go on like this forever. bus

for the bedouin camel owners, it is a frustrating wait. the attacks in northern sinai are scaring away the taurus -- taurus -- tourists. >> we started working just for touris.ts. >> he feels a long way from the tensions to the north. there are no check points or army vehicles. just sun, sea, and desert. not to mention an eerie calm over the town. the boom of past years has turned to bust. the sea was once teeming with taurus -- tourists, but visitor numbers have plummeted since the overthrow of hosni mubarak. only the scuba divers phil come here. >> it is great for the divers. there are not as many people in the water. the flora and fauna can recover, but it is a shame because egypt is a beautiful country. i recommend holidaying here. >> nightfall and the seafront is deserted. only a handful of people are out and about. bars and restaurants along the shore used to be packed. now it is the complete opposite. >> i see people from all over the world, and after that, it changed completely. >> but he knows it cannot go on like this forever. bus

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and so that was kind of the straw that broke the camel's back. >>> with more than 9,000 inmates and 6 different facility, maricopa's special response team has the massive task of keeping the jail secured. >> we searched 73,000 bunks last year. 73,000 bunks are a lot of bunks. you know? so that's our job. >> one way they do this is through frequent inspections for contraband. >> [ bleep ]. >> get down! on the ground! get on the ground now! >> okay, they're opening lower tier.rched they're going into the rec yard. straight down the middle. straight down the middle. >> though the goal of these raids is to neutralize threats, some inmates are less threatening than others. >> we go through this about once a month. and usually they're looking for things we're not supposed to have. >> 68-year-old patrick stanwick has been at the 4th avenue jail for the past eight months and is one of maricopa's oldest inmates. >> i was born five days before pearl harbor. that makes me an old guy. >> while some retirees spend their golden years on the golf course, stanwick has spent his dealing with a drinkin

i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico.inutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> we're going to take a look at photos usually before people submitted. >> this week's top picks. >> last week we didn't have a chance to show this picture, but it was on our facebook page. this was sent in and the winning caption is from rebecca childers, eat my dust, dad. >> that's good, that's good. >> how styling is that little monkey? >> he's adorable. >> so cute. we'll show next week's photo at the end. >> he doesn't end up getting hit, does he? >> this does end well, yeah. moving on to our first what the what photo. this is from kristen in birmingham, alabama. ice cream! >> can i tell you -- >> perfect. >> i remember being in my family's car when we were little kids and i could hear an ice cream truck, i could hear the bells. i opened the car door of a moving vehicle. i remember it. >> he jumped out of the bath. look at the bubbles. >> i totally get him, i feel him. >> ice cream. >> dina hill from battleground, washington, submitt

i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico.fteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> how about a giant's game? game time 7:15. a little cool. 58 degrees. >> and a couple minor slow spots out there. earlier fender benders. the commute is off to a great start. a live look across the bay bridge. the latest time saver traffic coming up. >> thank you. in baseball the giants and mets played extra innings. >> they just wrapped up. 16 innings. buster posey did his job. he had five hits in the game. it was huge. drove in to drive the game up. to the 16th an air by crawford right there puts the mets ahead. the giant's continue. >>> this time on the road at pittsburgh. 2-1 oakland in the 7th inning when the as make a dazzling catch. running, running, running, diving. two pirates on that would have scored. they don't. they hold on. his 41st straight save passing for the most consecutive. another great catch. major league baseball. the catch ending the game robbing the reds of a go ahead home run. pulls it back and it was a

so i asked him the question and he stands there like a camel chewing and finally he says i guess you'dve to say i'm an independent. anyway, get back to my hotel room, the phone is ringing off the hook and the republicans on the senate labor committee say don't you know there was an election? i said i cleared the names in the white house and with the ranking republican jacob javits. but anyway i give them credit because all of them did a terrific even some of the people who called me and said we like your guys. jim hudson later became our ambassador of japan and the first omb and he was a brilliant president of northwestern university. so if label all these people out because they were registered democrats i wouldn't have had the confidence. i should have asked the question and done something about it. but any way if you have competent people around you, you will do much better. team and get people who are competent. >> that leads to rule number six in the george shultz but finally give your people on your teams responsibility and reward them for exercise. >> you want to be able to say

i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico.een minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> a rather goofy horror flick called "sharknado" debuted to massive fan fare. the movie's ratings fell more like a belly plot, but the cheesy plot found itself a loving home on social media. here is more on the trash we find ourselves loving in spite of ourselves. >> sharknado. >> the dialogue is atrocious. >> the sharks are swimming right at them. they're not going to make it. >> the acting, well, like this? you okay? >> my mom always told me hollywood would kill me. >> reporter: and the premise is preposterous. yes, a tornado is scooping maneaters and dumping them out of l.a. >> it is amazing garbage, it is enjoyable garbage. >> reporter: the movie premiered to a disappointing audience on the cfi-fi channel, but became a cult classic. >> it will be right there next to "troll 2." >> reporter: it took years to garner a cult following. sharknado achieved that instant status, because now there is social media. omg, omg, omg, tweeted m

i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico.en minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> a sexual predator. detectives in san mateo are looking for that man there. they say he molested a 10-year- old girl. check it out. this is in the barnes and noble on hillsdale boulevard. the man there on the upper right. we will freeze it. we uses his hand to lure a girl to a secluded area. the man approached her in the children's book section. she followed, went to that secluded area. there they will emerging. a maintenance area walked back into the main area of the barnes and noble. the man exposed himself and had inappropriate physical contact with the girl when he lured her away and here you see a picture of the suspect described as a white male in his 50s , six feet tall wearing a fishing hat, sunglasses, tan cargo pants. on the right is a sketch of the suspect. he was seen leaveing the barnes and noble parking lot in a black or gray four-door car. i'm grant lodes, kron 4 news. >>> a man stole a transit bus in san francisco and

you want to bring back joe camel. we are winning. we are banning it in homes.single judge has looked at the issue there is no right to smoke. >> i don't understand why that has to do with anything. you can make a law about anything. you had wonderful laws in nazi germany. had you wonderful laws in the soviet union. they are passed by all kinds of justices and courts. the question is, is it a right? is it a right to manipulate people all the time is? to treat them like they are little children. who is he anyway? who is he anyway? >> you got all your fancy things you put off to other philosophers but nobody is going to listen. we will talk about ada under bush. >> who made you the czar? >> i'm not a czar. >> you has more power than i do. i have to go into courts and before legislators and persuade am right. all he does is right philosophical stuff. you have not achieved anything. i looked in your bio, what thing have you achieved. what law? we'll be here next week. it's not in your bio. >> don't we have enough? >> i didn't pass those. >> john: shear fair to the c

. >> it is the kind of like the straw that broke the camel's back. >>> and as one performer starts to put his head -- >> inside of the open mouth. >>> and why that was not a wise move. had to happen, the first time that google glass is used -- >> to record -- >> ugh-oh. >> and a baby who just loves a certain commercial. >> that has to be disappointing for barney. >> if there is wub individuis o went incredibly viral this week, it is this one. >> you always get your way. >> i just want to do it one day. one day! one day. i want to go to the lake. >> the fight between the couple shot by the husband. >> why is it so hard? >> it is all about me. >> no, it isn't. justake me >> this thing was all of the place. >> take me on the lake. why is it so hard? >> and it is my day, too. you are acting like an 11-year-old. >> we found out that the actual story, and we spoke to both the husband and the wife. their names are whitney and james and they were married in may of 2012. whitney works as a nurse and has a master's degree and jim is a veteran and also employed and fir first, 100% real. and whit

people are wondering what is going to be the incident that provides the last straw that breaks the camel's back. >> as replacement crews install glass today in downtown oakland, other businesses were leaving their board up waiting to see what happens this weekend. >> when these protest events that include violence and destruction of property is happening, it scares potential customers away. >> the owners say they belief in their broke clientele. >> we believe in the oakland police dent their efforts to control and make sure people are protesting peacefully. >> the police department worries oakland resident jim hines. >> having a small bus department, we can only do so much. we're not big like san francisco, la or new york. >> a lot of people that are doing the construction are people coming into oakland from outside territories. those outside territories aren't getting the privilege of the credit further. >> fearful of big insurance rate increases or cancellations, some businesses won't file claims because there is so much occasional vandalism now. >> one thing insurers will look hat is th

. >> even though he got really close to the crocodile, he made the scary moments to camel and friendsere are friends in arizona that have all kinds of really cool animals. these are emus. they're learning how to walk. oh, yeah, they're wobbly. a lot of fun to watch. >> they try a number of times. they flop over. >> it takes them a while, but he got it. he is up on his two legs. >> there is another video, and this one they're learning how to eat. they're getting the little help from a baby ostreich. >> ah. >> this is the part of the day where they ate and worked out. they're exhausted. >> this one fell asleep immediately. like knocked out. >> the other one is trying to go to the next. he is, like, dude, just get off me, bro. i just want to lay here. >> that's our show. we'll see you next time, everybody. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com 97 >>> it's time for "the wendy williams show." today bethenny frankel reveals all about her new life and her new job. and we have more on the george clooney/stacy keibler split. and amanda bynes on twitter. now, here's wendy! >> wendy: come on! ye

i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico.fteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. firefighters. how one fire captain, is no stranger to incident of >>> new at 6:00 tonight, responding to the plane crash was overwhelming for a lot of firefighters. how one captain fire is no stranger to a accident of this magnitude. >>> tonight, our mike sugerman shows how no one seems to be too interested in watching the americas cup from the waterfront, even though it is free. those stories and much more tonight at 6:00. >> thanks so much for watching. the cbs evening news with scott pelly up next. >> see you at 6:00. >> pelley: tonight what was going on inside the cockpit of flight 214? federal investigators give us their first report on the actions of the flight crew in the moments before the plane crashed in san francisco. john blackstone has the late- breaking story. the cleveland women held captive for ten years speak publicly for the first time. elaine quijano on what they wanted to say. >> i'm looking forward to my brand n

bank is in such a deep hole already, i am not sure detroit is going to be the straw that breaks the camels back. >> the cost is left to future generations, which brings us to the subject of result. for his first major trip, the pope going to rio for the catholic church's world youth day. like the world cup next year and the 2016 olympics, the check is being picked up by brazilian tax payers mostly, to the equivalent of nearly 40 million euro according to a newspaper. there is a sense that that is one of the things that lead people to go out into the streets. there has not been very much coverage of it here in france, but there have been demonstrations against the money spent. >> yes, but not as much as there were before when they raise the prices of buses and the metro and there was triggered many different insurrections, basically. there was no clear opposition against the government. it was not really something like in turkey, a movement against the government. >> but those were not about the pope, the bus fares. >> no but, the prices of the stadiums, once they saw those things being mad

kennedy and i grew up with that camel. and i think i got more inspiration from mad than anything else you have bell on twitter asked does he ever go back to his hometown in kentucky and what kind of reception do you get. well namely straight after it. but you know the one you know living guards who did it several poverty and i nine hundred sixty nine they can i am from kentucky so i went down and got the lakes and this was the poorest county york county we didn't have to food stamps are a big get it was. the county was so hilly that you could name ground but a guard now most of the people who live off the land how they did it i don't know we have a segment we call if you only knew so we'll say so about you what makes you laugh dirty jokes most embarrassing moment you ever buy you were never embarrassed i don't bank i won't i don't think you ever wore best advice you ever received we had a problem from other people's mistakes because you can't live alone after my gum all yourself. favorite place to be if you have a favorite

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i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> the man known as the father of south africa will be 95 years old on thursday. the group cupcakes for kids with cancer is honoring him with a very sweet mur rale of his face. it has 67 columns of cupcakes, there it is. wow. he eeps been hospitalized for more than a month and is in critical but stable condition. >> the media anticipation of the royal baby is reaching just crazy levels. kate middleton is expected to give birth any day and plenty f people are camping out at the hospital. >> reporter: patients at the london hospital where the duchess of cambridge plans to give birth can't even pop outside for a little breather. >> tim stubble field is there recovering from a motorcycle accident. >> i heard a few witnesses, they want to check it out. >> what he found was the sea of people staking their territory outside the hospital's main entrance. cameras focused on the private wing across the street. >> it was 31 years ago that

kennedy and i grew up with that camel. and i think i got more inspiration from mad than anything else jeff bell on twitter asked does he ever go back to his hometown in kentucky and what kind of reception do you get. well namely straight after it. but you know the one you know living guards who did it several. thousand nine hundred sixty nine they can i am from kentucky so i went down got it in the lakes and this was the poorest county your county we didn't have to stand for a b. get what the county was so hilly that you could name around but a large no most of the people. of the land they did i don't know we have a segment we call if you only knew so we'll see about you what makes you laugh dirty jokes most embarrassing moment you ever buy you were never embarrassed i don't think i won't i don't think you ever wore best advice you ever received. without a problem from other people's mistakes because you can't live alone after my gum all yourself. favorite place to be if you have a favorite place in the world i absolutely

i quoted that to the joe camel thing. kids look at that and think graffiti is cool. they received a lot of pressure and they pulled those ads. but you have the opposite side where you have like mountain dew where they go out and find 10 or 12 different taggers they think are great, design custom mountain cans, extreme games is the thing they're pushing and they get a lot of input from that. they have a website and guys go out collecting cans reading about the poor vandals grew up on the mean streets, now they're artists because they have their own personal cans. we can't regulate what isn't personal constitution. if you can provide an economic impact, we as adults are looking at this and we don't want to deal with it, if you have any thought about this, contact randy campbell at no graffiti network. he's been battling against coca cola and their graffiti stuff for years and years and years. he can tell you what kind of battle that is legally. so, it's kind of the side effect of living in a free country. >> awesome, thank you. i believe you had a question here. did yo

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he described it as a camel going across the sahara looking for water. it is not moving very quickly. is that a good way to describe it? >> eric arising it as slow is the best way of doing it. there have been negotiations for a couple of years now. the negotiation includes china and a variety of other southeast asian countries. the negotiations only restarted recently. significantly, china is australia's largest export market. being hit -- making headway there is critically important. >> how quickly do you think it could get done? >> i think we are talking two or three years. >> what about that relationship? as much as australia and the leaders like it, a lot of australians are not crazy about it erie it -- crazy about it. >> there is actually a trade surplus that australia has with china, which is white unusual. there has been a lot of welfare that has been generated by trading with china. overall, there are some concerns about investment, some areas of the economy. overall, they feel that it is the best relationship erie it >> you mentioned the slowdow

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i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> welcome back to "hardball." a hallmark of the republican party for years now. from the reagan days of military involvement in lebanon to bush senior's first gulf war. and, of course, the invasion of iraq. the party's core identity all these years. it's the calling card has been internationalism and interventioni interventionism. but a new libertarian wing has exploded on to the scene in recent years does not rely on the wars of choice. they filibuster against the use of drones, fight the nsa. they want no part of the war in syria or revolution in egypt. not a loose international notion or interpretation of national security. that split in the party isn't sitting well with crust christie. he took aim at rand paul just yesterday. >> this strain of libertarianism going through both parties right now and making big headlines, i think, is a very dangerous thought. >> senator rand paul for example. >> you can name any number of peop