giggles actual camel commercial nats (weather kid) 7:20 guess what day it is????hat thursday) 4:10 him and tom its their fave thing (weather kid) 7:28 weather kid.. kate... do you know what day it is? (weather kid) 9:19 what day is it? hump day! (say what thursday) 1:56 can: hump dayyyyy yes! woop woop (say what thursday) 4:25 woop woop hump day!!!!!! (say what wednesday) 1:04 jimmy its my birthday candace (weather kid) 7:30 its my birthday!!! (say what wednesday) 1:45 i have a surprise for you (say what wednesday) 4:20 oh i see a party going on (say what wednesday) 4:37 whoah look at this wait a minute until you see whats happening here (say what wednesday) 1:50 its your mother in law ahhhh (say what wednesday) 2:40 rose you are too sweet... and he is so difficult (say what wednesday) 2:05 i just wanna wish you a happy happy birthday (say what wednesday) 2:11 what can i say? its rosie baby (say what wednesday) 2:19 i just wanna wish you a happy happy birthday hands on head (say what wednesday) 4:47 theres a party bus for none other than jimmy (say what wednesday)

and camel toe, too, it makes it for a sweaty environment.before, when there's a lot of sweat down there you could end up with a yeast infection or bacterial vaginosis. the take home is, if you are going to wear tighter pants, make sure they're not pulled up so high and tight. >> i think camel toe is not necessarily a bad thing but be aware of the health take aways. >> what a good sport. give her a hand. >> what i am learning here is, yeah, you have to be aware of health risks; but i think you both look great. >> fabulous ladies. >> and three accidents you never saw coming, they often happen when you are in the heat of the moment, all of that and more, coming up next! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] ♪ >> coming up next, the top three bedroom accidents you never saw coming. >> sometimes it's not just embarrassing, love hurts. >> and later, killer kisses? >> he ended up causing her to have a stroke. [ audience oohs ] >> how to avoid being the next victim, later. >> all new sharon osbourne joins "the doctors", the dangerous trend that almost kil

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after all that's what hump day is referring to right the camel's hump right there oh oh it ok ok i get it. does it for now i'm sam sox don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's special guest is grammy award nominated rapper and actor the game he'll talk about his rise to success and i was helping those in need with his robin hood project and maybe is beef with fifty cent until then so it is it. activism politics and a cold place and a whole lot of media publicity what is greenpeace all about today because it is smug and self promoting bully or a brave environmentalist group opinions vary and it's a very center of the debate surrounding organizations such as greenpeace is the question whether they have the right to operate outside the law. technology innovation all the developments around russia. the future of coverage.

students are celebrating wednesdays by saying the catch phrase if the camel's voice.eachers say they've had enough. >> oh, the hump day craze has not been officially banned. some teachers say it's to disruptive their trying to make the kids stop staying it. >> how could hump day! i love it. >>> now to a rukky bar tender from oregon. aurora got a tip worth 17 grand. it came from an anonymous regular who left her calm of lottery tickets. >> one of them was a winner. she gave some of it back to the customer. as forhe rest of what she kept, she's going to use it to buy a couch and the rest of it goes into savings. >> very practical. >>> a good lesson for a couple of young sisters in suburban salt lake city. after playing one day, they left the pink barbie jeep in the street. a no, no. >> little autumn, and her sister, whose name is barbie, got a ticket. >> barbie raised her hand and fessed up to leaving the jeep out. now they know the put it away when they're done. >> come on cop, relax. >>> for some of you, your lek m news is next 37. >> for everyone else, we'll be right

after all that's what holidays referring to right the camel's hump right there. ok i get it home today. does it for now i'm sam sax we'll see you back here at five pm. real funny. it's no good saying it's a lot to you melissa and you can expect some of the toughest writing. of the rest of the film to. see. what i've done your whole life and. all the face you know about. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. the russian power trip regiment small so is nobody but. letting them will push you harder than you've ever been pushed in your life. they say once a power of weighs a pound and many of the conscripts like a permanent reminder. that's all they'll go for you see you're one of us now. right dress right. dress right attention. and hand combat maneuvers on my count by division. one. three zero four when you regiment another receive heavily focused on combat training and every day we're out on the square learning our unarmed fighting drills at the moment we work individually but it won't be too long before we're facing off against each other.

we know we are familiar with the lizard in the geico commercial but the camel is stirring up trouble.nces are you seen him walk throughout office super exciting asking one important question. >> leslie guess what today is. >> it's hump day. >> woo hoo >> that hump day phrase is funny but it's causing problems in one middle school in connecticut. administrators say it's going too far. the superintendent says some students are using that phrase so much that teachers are complaining about it being disruptive. the school banning the phrase hump day. >> everybody is walking around the hallways and saying it's hump day like in that weird voice. >> i don't think that it's that big of a disruption if people are doing it in the hallways. >> it's silly there's bigger things to take care of in middleschool. you don't want the kids to be disruptive. >> uh-oh. >> some parents say they will be happy when the camel and hump day and the phrase dies down. >>> it's not exactly what the engaged couple wants to do. scrambling the last-minute to find a place to get married. coming up this morning at 6 the

someone said guess what day it is or texted a picture of a camel. it's really catching on. >> guess what today is? >> it's hump day. >> one middle school doesn't think it's funny. the superintendent said some students are hughes it so much that teachers now complaining about it being disruptive. the school is now banning the phrase hump day. >> everybody is walking around in the hallways saying its hump day like in that weird voice. >> i don't think that it's that big of a disruption and people are just doing it in the halls. >> it's silly. there are bigger things to take care of than that. obviously you don't want the kids disrupting. >> some parents will be happy when the phrase dies out. if a camel walks four miles how long does it take to get to town? >> how long? >> i don't know >> the word, national in the title right snooki ? why the aquarium is spared. >> and that scary video of that group of motorcycles surrounding that suv. we can't look away from the video. tonight new evidence police have in this case of road rage. >> and the accordable

and this is lawrence on a camel. one of the -- it's quite amazing to think of -- most of the arab world were veterans. but none of them had seen airplanes before. they are terrified when the turks and germans started using airplanes. they were terrified of airplanes. they were terrified of artillery. but also most had never seen a blonde, blue-eyed men before like lawrence. so this idea that this 5'3" oxford scholar could show up and become a rebel leader, battlefield commander, is pretty astonishing. but one of the keys that enabled lawrence to do that was he had this incredible endurance. he had incredible stamina. even from his early days of his archaeological dig, the locals would talk about how he -- he had the stamina of a local. they always thought of westerners as pretty soft and weak. just through force of will, lawrence could ride a camel for 30 hours without a break. i don't know if anyone here has been on a camel before, but i unfortunately have spent quite a bit on them. it's a very -- until you get used

she has the camel toe going and he has a moose knuckle. >> what is a moose knuckle? >> he is from alaska and is a hunter. >> that's a legitimate term. it is the male equivalent of the camel toe. >> i like how pleased you are that you heard it. interesting. i will drop it in a conversation. >> i learned something new today. >> it is a wonderful drink. >> you may be the only guest who has ever said that on the set of "red eye." usually you unlearn something. >> by the end of the show it will balance out. >> you will unlearn it. from stale cos styl -- costumes to stalemates britney spears wants them to get back to work and president obama agrees with her. you know what that means. it is day four of -- >> shutdown. >> on wednesday the pop princess weighed in tweeting go call the police. go call the govena. someone tell congress to get to work. i'm assuming that's the b-word. and then on thursday president obama echoed her message. speakingonstruction workers in maryland he compared some republicans in congress to workers who decide to stop working. >> if you are, wouldin

now, kids seem to gravitate towards the camel. to geico, he's an eight-foot-tall harry child. this isn't the last time you've seen of the camel. he will be back. >> i'm sure. >> no doubt about that. that makes sam happy. >> yeah. i love that commercial. i love it. don't -- just -- i love it. yeah. >> mike, mike, mike, mike. >> i will stop. >>> do weather? >> is it weather time? i'm sorry. oh. let's get to the boards. we have a little to talk about on the eastern seaboard. remember in the last half hour we talked about how it was clearing in the northeast, from the mid-atlantic north, as the front bends offshore. one exception is the carolinas. there's a remnant low along that front. it moves up to the carolinas. and it stays there. what that's going to do is spin in clouds and rain, in some cases, heavy rain. we're talking about in the red zone, from roanoke, to wilmington. and almost to charleston. it's two to three inches of rain. and everyone else is clear from that thing. you're still under it. look how much of the country is

credit saying hey smoke alarm or smoke just because it's good for your cough and see how well the camel's agree with your throat. america. more dangerous for children because their schools are a lot better at least you can't buy cigarettes unless you're eighteen you can go at five you're going to buy a phone from manufacturers young children are targeted there are no working cell phones even for babies that glow phone is for kids maybe five to eight and the fly phone is for tweens. funeral was on her eighteenth birthday for news through childhood first gave her headaches reports that they only male then the brain tumor that killed her in the west brain tumors have overtaken leukemia and it's a lyn allison as the number one child killer illness but doctors warn that's the tip of the iceberg clinical studies find young men who keep phones in their pockets have much lower chances of producing offspring while women often store them on the chest i would just talk at right and my. tiffany friends go breast cancer aged just twenty one right where since childhood she stored her phone. the areas o

>> camel dance. >> what's in it? >> it's camel dance. >> i know but what is that?know don't know ho but we've been drinking is for many years. >> it's a danish bitter that has about 30 different -- ice cream with salt. >> that was delicious. >> oh, here we go. gameldansk,it is good. >> it works. >> it works. look at this. where you come from? new york? >> yes. >> yeah. >> how did you know? >> it works! he said. >> help me dress here. perfect. >> what would traditional danish food be for you? >> potatoes. and some kind of meat and sauce. >> do you taste the sauce? >> i did taste the sauce. >> hello, fellows. >> fermented barley and we tooked the potatoes in that and serve with sturgeon roll from the lakes. >> wow, man. oh. >> has a grapa, homemade whiskey. i know this flavor well. >> one more time. here we go. how are we doing? what are we doing? >> the famous danish national late night dish. >> john's hot dog? >> yes. >> i'll have the deluxe. >> yeah. >> organic sausage. sounds good to me. >> he makes his own mustard. >> wow. >> here we go. >> that's a classic one.

happy when the trend dies down, have your than a camel on wednesday. > i think everyone does it. >> i don't. >> you do. >> i don't. >> uh-huh. [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> oh! hey! what's up? what's up? what's up, dog? [laughing] >> hello. >> oh, man. >> nice to see you again. >> what is up? >> [laughs] [cheers and applause] >> yeah, baby. hello, and welcome to millionaire. today's returning contestant is on fire! [cheers and applause] thanks to her double money question-- it was worth 50 grand-- she is looking at a bank of $93,100! [cheers and applause] from astoria, new york, show some love for madalyn mako! let her hear it. [cheers and applause] $93,100 already stacked up in the bank. >> [giggles] >> you about to go and play for $100,000. i mean, you had a night to think about this, madal

the skin is held on by use of this camel strap, and these wooden blocks are put in to increase or decreasesion. the farther down you hit them, the tighter the skin gets, the higher the tone goes. by pushing on the baya, we are able to get different tones and modulate the tones. [thumping sounds ranging from low to high pitch] strike it with the first two fingers for what they call the open sound. and for the closed sound, it's a flat hand slap. some sounds together would be [imitating drum sound] ta...din. small phrases-- di-di, di-di, da-ga, te-tay, te-di-gi-di, di-gi-di, da. da-ti-gi-ti, dig-in-na, da. [ensemble plays accented by the tabla] it's a very difficult instrument to master, and i still haven't mastered it. i'm an artist and i'm a performer, a professional musician, but my basic view is that i'm studying it. i'm learning as i go, and i feel i have a lot to learn. [traditional arabic music played on an oud] (shaheen) the oud is actually the most prominent instrument in arabic music. it has basically five double strings and one single low string, and it has a fingerboard here that

by all the possible transportation means including a hot air balloon dogs ledges reindeer sledges camels even and space rockets but for now like i said at any moment the torch or the flame rather should arrive here to the very heart of the russian capital is pretty very good day for those night was a lot of p.r. this of may go because while we're waiting i can tell you when we saw the pictures just now it's support of many buses scored by those twenty but those two hundred bikers you see that have a lantern there the dignitaries and the many persons to keep your eyes peeled for that i gather we're going to not stay with you are we doing we're going to stay with it and see the flame or go to something else we'll go to something else. so the olympic flame on its way to red square we will be the bring it coverage when it arrives shortly we'll go back to it will be there in a couple of minutes or so next a special technology update for you or more the technology that's been used in sochi the state of. it's almost hard row to retire any actually the sun here in russia i have added an experime

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a camel explaining his favorite day of the week. hump day! but that ad is not to get a lot of laughs at one school. we will have that story next. >> its become one of the most memorable commercials to date. the geico "hump day" t-v ad. but at one new england middle school. the catchphrase from the commercial is getting out of hand. kim lucey tells us why students can no longer say, "it's hump day!" lin >> if you have seen this commercial it probably has debut a chuckle. >> the catch phrase from this commercial is catching on at this middle school. >> everyone is walking around saying this. they're making this weird voice. >> i do not think is that big of a disruption. >> the superintendent's stated that some of the sixth grade boys have used is so much that it has became a disruptive. the kids say that they're not just london on wednesday, there do it everyday. >> we do this everyday. >> (laughs) >> the superintendent's stated the this is not a schoolwide issue of the school's teachers just want to nip it in the bud. >> obviously, you don't w

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the animal belongs to a camel breeder. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the tigers rev their horsepower in the motor city and what was will ferrell grabbing a microphone in the dodgers game? we'll tell you about that coming up. >> and we're following breaking news in redwood city. we're covering a five-alarm fire that spread very quickly through an apartment complex. we'll have the very latest when we come back. ,,,,,, look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> good morning, everybody. it was win or go home for the los angeles dodgers who faced elimination against the st. louis cardinals. maybe the

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>> i wasn't riding the llamas. >> camels. >> camels. i don't think you can ride -- can you ride a llama? you can ride a camel. >> you can try. >> probably can try. i don't know if you'll get bucked off. >> camels definitely spit. >> there was a lot of spitting and bucking going on in washington. john harwood joins us to give us a little bit of an update over what happened or rather what didn't happen over the weekend, john. >> well, what didn't happen was the deal got purt in place to resolve the debt ceiling and reopen the government. i think we're getting closer. you have knnenknow negotiations mitch mcconnell and harry reid. the longer it goes on at current levels the more democrats feel like they can't alleviate parts of the sequester. already the republicans want a short debt limit extension. democrats want a longer one. i do think that mcconnell and reed are likely to work that out. if they do, then you could get a deal through the senate that the house would have little choice but to accept and i think that's a strategy that even

via all of the possible means of transportation, not only airplanes and trains, but dogs, reindeer, camelsven. hot air balloons and spaceships. this is truly an historic event. it is the start of the final stretch before the actual start of the winter olympics, which so many people have been waiting for. >> andrew farmer follow the olympic flame all the way from greece on board the very jet that brought it here. >> i was just going to take you back a week. this flame started its life in olympia this time last week. the reason it has been in greece is to remind us of the history of these olympics. the birthplace of the olympic games, 2500 years ago. in olympia, there are still the remains of the greek temple that were there then. you can see the original running track that they used in 700 bc. they used the rays of the sun to light the flame. that flame is used to light the first torchbearer, who was in olympia. this torch went around greece and it was handed over to the olympic committee. it is a beautiful stadium in athens, where the first modern olympics were held at the end of the 19th

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. >> some parents will be happy when the camel and hump day phrase dies out and students say it's inood fun. you should come in our studio sometime. people out for a jog this morning out in the inner harbor. the sun is coming up. it will be a beautiful day. changes could be coming by the end of the weekend. lynette, we have the forecast mike has the roads and good morning maryland is back in a bit. Ñ[= >>> you're watching the station that works for you. now, good morning maryland. >>> we are learning more about the woman shot and killed yesterday during chaos that erupted during a lock down at the u.s. capitol. we will bring you the latest. and a live look outside. another warm day on tap. but what will hang around for the weekend. are we going into the 80s? into the 90s? will it rain? or a cool off on the way. all answers ahead on this friday october 4th. good morning maryland i am charley crowson. before we go to weather, meteor gist lynette charles will let you know queen anne's county 90 minute delay for public schools because of the fog. kent county at a one hour delay because o

when the union ceremony piece came up that was the straw that broke the camel's back. >> when i thoughtbout inclusion at first it was just, let everybody come. i was okay with that. but then when they had the first marriage i thought, well, will they be doing that? so, i had to embrace everything what inclusion meant. >> i think the first union ceremony, it was done away from the church, some of our members were even fine. then when we had first union service in the church there was a different attitude, a different spirit. when i heard about the first union i asked pastor could i have a conference with him. because i was not happy with it. >> we really didn't have anybody within our denomination who really could talk with us or with whom we could fellowship and feel comfortable. >> in the very beginning it was a very lonely place. >> covenant baptist turned to other denominations such as the united church of christ for guidance. >> ucc assigned us mentor pastors, we talked with the minister, group of ministers, talked with our deacons then we also talked with the group of five that we

means of transportation not only airplanes and trains but dogs and reindeer camels even hot air balloons and spaceships so this is truly a historic event. what we've seen here in moscow but it's also really the start i guess the final stretch sort of before the actual start of the winter olympics which so many people have been waiting for. artie's andrew farmer followed the olympic flame all the way from greece on board the very jet the brought it to russia he shared his impressions of the journey. which is going to take you back a week because this flame started its life in a limpia this time last week and the reason it's been increased for the last seven days is just to remind us about the history of these olympics the birthplace of the olympic games two and a half thousand years ago two and a half thousand years ago and in olympia there are still the remains of the great temples that were there then and you can also still see the original running track that the europeans used back in seven hundred b.c. so essentially what happened was they used the rays of the sun as they did back the

good example i want to even have them in colors like a korean of course pink for the young girl's camel for of a future honner this children's gun is marketed as my first rifle it is the same gun that killed caroline spock's yet the state of kentucky support the sale of it. i could lay this gun right here loaded and i could come back in ten years and i'll guarantee you if nobody picks up that gun it will have not hurt anybody. so you know the gun is simply a tool or a coal oil so you say guns don't kill people guns do not kill people people kill people with five year olds also don't kill people but they get killed look skateboards are you going to outlaw skateboards are you going to confiscate pogo sticks everything require supervision. so jamie you can begin to grow any yeah i hope you don't hunger to see that. i do it don't do it now our boys are you know what. the goods are a typical kentucky family father jamie's a farmer he has eight hundred dairy cows there's a mill to twenty four hours a day the woods are hard work and they love good food especially meat. and there's something el

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believe it or want, it's to a camel. now, what do american turkeys, georgian wine, and ukrainian cheese have in common? they're l food products, which at within time or another, have been banned by russia, raising suspicions that moscow has been using food to play politics. this week russia suspended imports of dairy products from lithuania, sparking an angry response from the european union. our moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg, has spent his lunchtime exploring the connection between the kremlin and the kitchen. >> now, if you like cooking, let me give you a piece of advice. make sure you squat up on international politics before you choose your recipe. because that could affect the ingredients available for you. whenever russia has a political rowe with another country, it often ends with mosc slapping a ban on food imports from the country she's fallen out with. for example, when the russian government squabbled with the georgian government a few years ago, russia suddenly declared that georgian wine and georgia

you can keep your camel, sheep, elephant. hey. and the north african king can stay.mas. there is one person who will, though. and phyllis just stuffed him into a drawer. i need you to get rid of the tree. but-- thank you. (phyllis) oh i don't think it's blackmail. angela just does what i ask her to do so i won't tell everyone that she's cheating on andy with dwight. i think for it to be blackmail, it would have to be a formal letter. ah, you brought in your doll collection. [scoffs] these are not dolls, jim. these are commodities, the same as gold or oil. every year i do research to determine which toy will be the most popular of the christmas season. this year it's a doll-- half girl, half unicorn. catch phrase: "my horn can pierce the sky." pathetic. i bought out every store in the area over the last couple of weeks. and as lazy parents become more desperate, i will sell them at an enormous profit. isn't that right, princess? that's the christmas spirit. i am simply punishing those parents that would wait till the last minute to give their child a gift. and such a

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their own country due to war continue to live in horrendous conditions, jane ferguson visited one such camell. >> reporter: a life lived here is one of the toughest in afghanistan. in this camp some of the poorest people in the country struggle to survive. most have fled the fighting in the south. a camp elder says finding help from the government is impossible. >> it has been five years that i have been struggle to go help these people. i have not stopped. for god sake, come here and see the situation of the people. a wealthy person wouldn't even let a dog live in these conditions. >> reporter: as foreign forces move out of afghanistan in a final push, continuing aid money has been promised by the international community. but analysts here say over $60 billion has already been poured in to the country, much of it wasted. and very little of it having gone to people like this. this doctor an economist who believes aid money has been wasted and political instability increases as the coalition forces leave. corruption could become worse than ever. >> it will be very difficult for the internatio