even the camels are digging in their heels. >> they're used to it, but camels love to complain. they complain when they're being trained, in the morning, in the evening, even if you just touch it. camels love to grumble, that's what they're like. >> as they pass by, pauline the nurse approaches women and invites them to a consultation. family planning and birth control are top of the mobile camel clinic's agenda. after five hours on the road, everyone's exhausted by the time they reach their first station in the rift valley. local children greet the camels as though they were circus attractions. pauline and godwin ruto set up their clinic in the open air. their first patient would like an hiv test. he asks if he could have become infected by contaminated food. patiently, pauline explains that hiv is spread by unprotected sex with an infected person, and shows him how to use a condom. he's never seen one before. it seems that the women don't dare come to the mobile clinic. so pauline goes up to them and tries to talk to them about birth control. they're not really interested. pau

he was finished, he published and said he had found extinct animals from the ice age, horses and camels that were here, you know, north america before they were actually found in other portions of the world. he talked about people hunting these animals and he had found a small -- in the cave with the bones surrounded it. and he said he had proven people were in the northern great basin during the ice age. it did not take long and the archaeologists, professionals asked him, began to question whether or not this was a good association between the artifacts and the bones. and he, unfortunately, the excavations had been conducted so hastily that they did not record all of the information they needed to address those questions. in 2002, i returned there with the archaeological field school and began work well aware that we had to document the exact locations of the artifacts, as well as the bones. what i wanted to do was see if i could get the radiocarbon dates on artifacts to overlap those of the camel and horse bones. i did not know at the time what part human coprolites would play and th

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." >>> camel in north philadelphia?esidents were florida when a celebration for a legal teenager turned into the party of year and is quickly going viral on social media. but it wasn't just about the glitz and glamor. we caught up with the family as the buzz about the big celebration continues. >> reporter: camel, two luxury cars, three dates and a total of sick custom made out fits along with food and fun for everyone made the debut themed block party one fit for a king and with a $25,000 price tag, you might say it was fit for a sultan. >> it was epic, i had my family, that's all we cared about >> johnny's mom said her son is graduating with a 3.8 grade point average and is a stand-out on the basketball team. she wanted to do something special to reward him >> trying to pay my >> my son took it really hard. he believed in his religion, he's muslim, i'm not, that's what kept him strong >> she said she wanted to use the party as way to pay homage to his religion >> people think was making a mockery of the religion, no,

she rented a live camel. she built sets all for her son, johnny j.j. eaton, jr.gned by a stylist and he had three dates, too. >> uh-oh. >> all of this set mom back about $25,000. that doesn't include stuff that was donated for the big event. and you know, on social media there have been people questioning why she spent all of this money on this lavish event that she threw on the 3400 block of clearfield street. well, mom says she beat cancer, she survived a stroke, her son lost his father. she said if she lived to see this prom she was going all out and she promises the same for the graduation party. hope you get an invite to that one. she says initially she wanted to send j.j. to dubai but then she thought why not bring dubai to the entire neighborhood in north philadelphia. this event went wildly viral. >> i'm like where did she get the camel. >> from ohio. >> she brought him in. >> there you go. >> young man overcame a lot of obstacles in his life so let him celebrate even with a camel. >> alicia thanks. >> let's get another check on the roads right now. >> ma

where do you go to get the camel? >> i don't know. a local zoo?her part of the story, she said she wanted to send him to dubai as a gift. she decided to bring it to him. she's a survivor. she said, i'm going to give him the world if i can pull it off. >> she did. >>> 6:52. let's get a look at your traffic. >> taking a look right now. outer loop before university boulevard, a crash reported there. we have chopper 4 right now on the way. we have a live picture for you in a minute. northbound 301 where chopper was before in bowie, central avenue, that crash still hanging around. just about a 1 mile backup there with those tractor trailers this morning. northbound 95 at prince william parkway, vdot moving that camera here. we are a little slow through that area because of a crash as well. in bound dulles greenway before loudoun county parkway, 66 is okay. problem in bound crash at the roosevelt bridge. prince george's county, bottom of the beltway have the normal slowdowns headed into town. travel times, no problems there top of the beltway we have th

camel back mountain where we start, you see the sunshine reflecting off the clouds. it's hard to tell you about the base -- top of the mountain, bottom of the screen, we actually see some clouds hanging right along the mountaintops. the clouds breaking through. camel back mountain to spring city, pennsylvania. you see the crack of sunlight, as well. still cloudy. now beautiful conditions, green as can be outside. the rays nourishing a trees. and trying to get some sunny conditions. not yet there, but later mix of sunlight mixing with the partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions. in the suburbs, we had a couple of suburb cameras. 54 at lincoln university. cochranville at 53. that's the same for unionville. we're at 51 in euclid township. st. david's at 52. north wales at 50 now. and newtown, 51 degrees. a cool start. you might want a light jacket to get out the door. through the day, not a big warmup. we'll stay in the 60s. the radar and satellite view. cloudy conditions, that's the gray you see, the satellite overlay. notice not a lot of green on the board. differen

when you started thinking they're bringing in sand, a camel all this stuff. >> i was saying, it's toouch, month. but, it was worth it. it was worth it. >> worth it because the whole block came out. >> because of the whole block came out and, you know possibly exposure for my mom's business good what do you think the negative backlash on social media and what people are saying? >> i mean i don't really pay attention to that longs i got my family and my friends in my corner and my hood north philly. >> how much advance warning did you have? say that again. >> did you know -- was eight surprise? >> it was a total surprise. >> everything? >> that day? >> wow! >> the whole day. >> wow is right. mom spent $25,000 for this special send off. he better appreciate it. >> that's quite a send off. all right. a lot of people like to send off this storm system right now. >> no kidding. >> live lock at wildwood dealing with rain all day long. got to get used it to, more on the way. meteorologist kathy orr has your forecast in 15 seconds. >>> after a gloomy wet and cool day across the region, we are

a north philadelphia teenager probably h >> problem blame his party include add luxury car, a camel and "kyw news radio," reports, had a very special reason for the extravagance. >> a camel, two luxuryar three dates, and total of six custom-made outfits, along with food and fun for everyone who attended made his dubai theme pre-prom block party one fit for with $25,000 price tag, you might say it was fit for a silt on. >> at too much. i don't really like a lot of attention, but it was epic, man, i had my family outal i cay out here. >> she said her son is graduate average and a stand out on the basketball team. she wanted to do something special to rewards him to pay he to my son, he is such a good kid. >> she said over the last few years she bought and beat cancer and suffered from a stroke. >> i was on my death bed couple of years ago. my son took it real hard. he believed in a llah so bad, his religion, he's muslim, i am not. that kept him strong. >> she said she wanted to use the party as a way to pay homage, a mover getting mixed reviews. >> people thinking i'm making a mock err i,

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, all along the pashtoon border there, there has to be restricted -- they can't be bringing their camels akandahar back and forth like that with impunity. that's part of the strategic thing that has to happen in afghanistan. the second thing that has to happen in afghanistan is they have to wipe out all the opium locations right now. this has been totally unreported there, and that's where all the money comes from, uzbekistan and that area. host: you see a long-term presence for u.s. troops or advisors? caller: well, you know, i think you're exactly right. i think that unless you're able to control those areas and everybody wants to use afghan troops to do that, we're training, and that's -- this is too remarkably like vietnam, in my opinion. on the morning, they're on our side. in the evening, they can't object our side. so you can't tell that part. but you can tell if you strategically hold these areas, and you have some control over them, that you've got a little control over. but there's another part to this story, and it's connected to the current thing going on in syria, turkey, an

he said this is what those camels due to me. -- he said this is what those camels do to me.u what i do for my art. of course he had to ride bareback in that. charlie: that changed his life, that changed his career. christopher: it did. and to me he never got the credit he should have gotten. charlie: was there a role that changed your trajectory? christopher: later on it was the insider. back then henry the fifth got me going up in stratford canada. i was 26. and that got me my name above the title on broadway. it was the success of henry the fifth that really started me going. on a rough ride, but a good one. charlie: what did you think the sound of music? christopher: you of all people bringing that up. charlie: i have no pride in doing that. just being a little mischievous. christopher: do you really care? charlie: i don't. i don't because i know it was not the favorite thing. christopher: it was not, because everybody in the world saw it. but i was playing a part that was rather dull. i thought. and then i was terribly arrogant and very spoiled. i had already played haml

if it had not been this meeting that had broken the camel's back it would've been something else soonr ofjohn ellis had permission to be in the room. you can find the footage online. there were questions about whether journalists were there and it was very scrappy and promptly called to an end. the council did not look in control. not only have we had this massive tragedy but the handling offer it afterwards by the government and the local council, the way the whole thing has been handled in the aftermath has been a shambles and it has put more agony on the per families. theresa may is under pressure. the mayor of london says that should be independent counsel was brought in to run the council and jeremy corbyn questioning the scope of the inquiry. there have been moments when people have gone over the top. john macdonald the shadow chancellor called a murderer, which is unwise. there is a bit of political posturing on this. people died because of problems with planning, sifting rules, fitting in contracts, whatever it was. a lot has gone wrong. we need to look after these families an

this is at camel back mountain. nice view. these are rest of our live cameras throughout the neighborhoods. i want to point out a few things. we've got the new jersey camera, you see a little sunshine. we've got our suburbs camera, this is actually at our station in balakinwood. sun peeking fl ining -- peeking. 54 philly. 48 in the suburbs. low 50s the rest of the board here. cloudy in the lehigh valley and delaware. today we'll lean toward the clouds. we will subcommittee cracks of sun-- we will see cracks of sunlight. we'll have cracks of sun through later in the day and the early evening hours. it's not completely gray. we're talking a big warmup in the days to come. i think things are looking pretty good. on the first alert radar view, the clouds are overhead across the board. hard to tell on our satellite layover here. kind of the grayish color. spots of green west of our viewing zone. sprinkles throughout the morning are possible. we do not expect heavy rain and not much in terms of showers either. today, mostly cloudy,

>> the pedigree of this movie is fabulous starting with camel and patel and mike showalter it is fillled with incredible comedy stand up who understands what's funny. >> there is something about the movie that there were experiences that i don't know about, that i wanted to know about. and the movies is a bit of an expert because it is an inside track. it is told from the inside. >> uh-huh. >> from kamil and emily's point of views. i was very attracted to that. >> a quick comment and a question. the comic, i read in a number of place, i know you will never say this because you are too modest. i am told it was terribly excited whexcit excited when you sign on to have someone of a stature on the set with him. the question though, when you situate yourself in a space where you are surrounded by this experts expe exper expert about the subject matter, are there any intimidations? >> yes, they got a totally different process than mine. at the same time, i have been doing this for a few decades. i do have a way of work ing andi do have a way to identify things by myself, is it going to work

his mom brought in a camel from out of state, shipped in sand to create a dubai like feel the got a murale spent $25000 to do it. people were not too happy about that but he has a 3.9 gpa and a full right to college. >> moments like this of a family being reunited with the seventh member and their much loved dog bring out the soft side and all of us. >> the broken promise sanctuary in new jersey captured on video the family see in their dog after she was still from the backyard when they lived in long island, new york. the broken promises sanctuary brought in kelly after she was dropped off by someone they knew who found the dog wandering in the woods in salem county, hundreds of miles away from her home the sanctuary believe that kelly was abused or neglected. they were afraid that kelly would not survive. >> when she first came from south jersey she was emaciated, very dehydrated. she was wobbly and limp from be a malnourished. i literally had to pick her up and put her in the car and we rushed. >> they discovered she had cancer in a tumor growing around the i. they pay for her to get r

if your ancestors were pastoralists, people wandering deserts and grasslands with their herds of camels or cows or goats the arts-- odds are they would have created a culture of honor. high levels of violence, warrior classes, that's the whole world of if you come and take your camel and you do nothing about it the next day they take your entire herd and your wives and daughters to with violence going on for centuries and if your ancestors were of a cultural or of honor centuries later it still influence in the values you are raised including within moments of birth how often mothers hold their children. centuries worth of that. steps further back, where are the cultural differences coming from? one example of the comic you look at people living in deserts and historically they are likely to come up with mono theistic religions. people in rain forests come up with polytheistic religions. people in east asia who live in flat plane area growing rice requiring collectivists farming and you get a collectivist mindset about cooperation. people until countries growing wheat and an individual

shot of camel baback and pocono things are calmer than yesterday. may be waking up to storm damage after severe weather tore through our area. take a look at damage. bucks county, heavy winds and rain blew down these tries and limbs and nbc 10 viewers sending these pictures showing uprooted trees and damaged roots. >>> not even the best umbrella can keep you dry from this kind of rain. shoppers at the monument fresh grocer store. they scrambled to their cars to recover. >>> people living in newport delaware also got drenched. sent us this video as the storm passed through his neighborhood yesterday afternoon. now let's find out what is to come. infecti nbc 10 first alert bill henley. >>> fortunately get a break from that. there are a few clouds around. the clouds are passing by the nbc 10 studio. fair-weather clouds. no sign of any showers here. seeing more blue sky getting closer to sunrise this morning. few scattered clouds in camelback yes. last new sprinkles in the area and there are some there. see a little bit of light rain coming out of that

we got up and close with a camel.riendly and don't be jealous but i got some smooches. it was really fun. and cracker jacks, this mini horse is rolled over and it also smiles on command. rebecca, the ring leader in performer shared some background on the always on the move circus. >> every day we get up and drive to newtown. we set up our tents and do shows. we are here for two days, that is pretty luxurious for us. i will be sleeping tomorrow. >> the kelly miller circus does -- shows in 20 weeks. >> it would come to your town it's an empty field, we build a town with a big theater. we give you a couple of shows. the next morning you come back and it's an empty field. >> it's magic. >> were not allowed to say that the greatest show on earth but what they do say they're the best show on the road. >> my mom has a heart of pastoral like places like this. if it is not physically attached to the ground permanently, you are not allowed to go on those rides. i was never allowed to go to fares or anything like this when i was

mears here's a live -- here's a live view at camel back mountain in the poconos. you see the sunlight along the horizon. it's cloudy out there to start our day. the first half of the day on the mostly cloudy side of things. later into the afternoon, we may see breaks of sunshine across the area. new jersey, 50 in washington township. we're at 51 in cinnaminson and swedesboro, you're at 53 degrees. most of us are in the low 50s across the board for robinsville to lumberton, hopewell around 50. not a bad start but cooler than you might expect in june. heads up on at least a light jacket. on the first alert radar view, cloudy conditions. not a lot of rain to track. you might get a few sprinkles on the windshield. i had that when i was coming in in the morning a few hours ago. you see not much has been showing up in terms of rain. a few sprinkles possible. that's it for today. we will see the clouds and cool conditions, we won't really see the rain. the rain a thing of the past. the next several days, 66 today in philadelphia. that's our high. much lower than average.

he said this is what those-- camels do to me. bloody camels. i tell you, what i do for my art. of course, he had to ride bare back. >> rose: now that changed his life. that changed his career, that pompleance. >> yes, it did. and to me he never got the credit he should have had for that extraordinary performance. >> rose: now was there a role that changed your trajectory. >> yes, well, later on in life it was the insider, because. >> rose: when you played mike wallace. >> yeah, but back then, henry 5 got me going actually, up in stratford, canada, i did it i was 26. and that got me my name above the title on broadway. it was the success of henry 5th that really started me going. on a rough ride, but a good one. >> rose: what did you think of the sound of music? >> you of all people bring that up. no, listen. >> rose: i'm sorry, i have no pride in doing that. just being a little mischiefious. >> yes, do you really care? >> rose: no, but-- i don't. i don't because i know it was not the favorite thing. >> no, it was not, because everybody in the world saw it. >> rose: yeah. they d

where is the camel >> president trump today claiming victory after the republican party triumph anded expensive house race in u.s. history >> i have to start first of all by saying thank you. >> you did it, girl. >> and a special thanks to the president of the united states of america [cheers and applause] >> it was all the

where is the camel >> president trump today claiming victory after the republican party triumph andedthe most expensive house race in u.s. history >> i have to start first of all by saying thank you. >> you did it, girl. >> and a special thanks to the president of the united states of america [cheers and applause] >> it was all the whether this was going to be a belt weather kind of race. we're talking about tonight at 6:30 one of many stories we're talking about here on 5at630. >>> the seat in the 6th district remains red. republican karen handle defeated democratic newcomer john ossoff to replace health and human services secretary tom price, it was the fifth special congressional election in recent weeks. and in those race, not one single seat moved from one party to the other. let's bring in the strategists to talk about this -- any -- i guess the grand scheme of things, all this money put into this race, there was so much attention paid to it anybody surprised >> i don't think many folks are surprised. one of the funny things here as democrats have tried to make this a referendum

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burr tried to silence california senator camel la harris during her questioning of deputy attorney generaltein. burr used authority as chair to extend the courtesy to rosenstein to answer the question without being interrupted. several male lawmakerrers pointed out on twitter that they were not interrupted by burr when they were asking tough questions like harris. >> u.s. has one of the world's large health between the rich reason the poor. researchers examining survey center city on health and income from people in 32 countries found poor americans reported worse health than rich u.s. residents in significant numbers. the u.s. is behind chile and portugal. >> 2017cmt news music awards. now as for the awards keith urban was the night's biggest winner taking four awards. carrie underwood making history with her 17th award isn't that twitter user posted this pic of this mcdonald's delicacy and people are going crazy over it. he created a mcflurry sandwich by taking ice cream from an oreo mcflurry and sandwiching it between two mcdonald's cookies. now people are creating it and posting their

camel park is closed but open this weekend.rt meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us on the gorgeous couple of days. loving this stretch. >> feels that much better because the weather was so lousy before that. >> makes you appreciate that. >> if it's this every day you take it for granted. >> i don't know how they do it in seattle. >> not well. seattle is nice during the summer. >> okay. >> don't go there other times of the year. beautiful sunshine across the entire area today and that's pushed the temperatures right up close to the average for this time of the year and in some cases a little bit above average. south jersey, what do we have? we got 81 degrees in medford. so we're close to 80. voorhees 79. washington township 77. florence 78. princeton at 75. a cool spot. and the reason it's warm even at the shore is that west wind. we've had winds coming in off the ocean. seems like the majority of days during the month of may, one of the wetter mays we ever had at the shore, so need that pattern to change as we

. >> the for the tress up at camel beach, so much fun been waiting all season, finally has, the peoplenjoying themselves out here in another view of our pocono camera networkment meanwhile, across storm scan3, things definitely pretty active across the mid section, for two separate reasons, a, you have got system working its way east, that is what is impacting our region headed into tomorrow and saturday, then here is now what's left, and this is an update, of what had been tropical storm cindy, now downgraded to tropical depression. so even though it has lost somewhat of its strength, it still has ample moisture to work with. and i've been saying all along the legacy of the storm will be the flooding rain it bridges, it may be a depression, not even a named storm at all. if it has the moisture to work with, it can devastate parts of this section of the country. and it certainly is doing that with the incredible rain amount it is bringing in with it. now as this is expected to make right-hand turn, basically south of the ohio river valley, it is not going to adjust -- move right into o

she's bringing up the camel -- yeah, that's a giant stuffed camel right in front of cami.r. >> she hasn't looked up once. all she's doing is looking at the screen. >> we try everything. big signs that say, "hey, kids, look here." nope, cami doesn't see it. still locked into her screen. mom even crashing cymbals together. she literally just hit the ball iss together like a band's in the apartment, and she didn't hear a thing. the only thing missing from this circus is a clown. we bring in one of those, too. her teenage brother putting on a show of his own. cami oblivious. what did you think of it? >> out of it. like in a whole different universe. >> i'm out of props. time to bring cami out of her trans. did you see >> your brother was the clown. >> he doesn't have rainbow hair. >> yes, he did. he had rainbow hair. a rainbow wig. >> i had polka dots on. >> you didn't see that? >> nope, not at all. >> the american academy of pediatrics recently updated its recommendations about how much time kids should be able to spend on their devices. we have a full list broken down by age

dana camel there. certainly a massive story for deena on this monday. break the german pmi numbers. a slightces number is beat here at 55.4 compared to 55.2. that was a survey expectation. the composite number is 57.4, also a slight beat other than 55.3 estimate in our survey. german pmi beating after we had a little bit of a bead on the composite number four spain, a little bit of a bead on the composite number four spain, slight miss on the composite number four italy and for france. mess, it still 56.9 is not a bad number. guy: we are going to carry on the conversation on digital radio. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ >> theresa may is ramping up in the wake of the terrorist attack. with three days to go, how does the atrocity play into the u.k. election race? toted emirates cuts off ties qatar over its relationship to iran. stock markets plummet. as president trump continues to watch his biggest constructive initiative, jamie dimon tells us that u.s. infrastructure is embarrassing.

pissed off that's not too legit to quit you just ordered to be waffles without syrup the da took a camel it shared the intelligence with the mexican federal police and inflamed my problems with leaks against the wishes of the lead aides are. in the case this informant specifically warned of the potential for bloodshed let's talk about the complex vetting process of the d a's foreign partner unit and you spend more time reading this title than the da spent vetting its confidential informants well i'm sure the justice department doesn't agree with that crazy journalist. review of its long term confidential source timely. the sometimes we're not. there just like. so can you keep it secret cross your. fingers where no not even a pinky swear well know mind here's some highly sensitive information that could cost lives this is a disk cartel just immediately who had betrayed them and began hunting for the snitches the traffickers went after anyone connected to them leading to a massacre in ny and they which hasn't been investigated by mexican or american officials sense until a pro publica repo

this is camel beach up at the camelback resort. you see those clouds looming.s is scary looking stuff to me. i saw a lot of folks out in this wading pool. thank goodness they're out of here. looks like a couple guards are just minding this and making sure that everybody stays out of the pool at this point. but then you've got the beach. this is absolutely lovely outside at the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth were. storms are still many hours away from you there but they're getting under way up in the mountains. here's how it feels. it feels like the mid 90's. that's a clash folks. you've got high humidity, high pressure moisture and high temperatures to go along with it. the actual air temperature right now at the airport is 89 degrees. we're calling for 90 at this point. we'll see how we do. that's the expectation. we're easily going to hit it in fact as we have sunlight still to work with in the city. tomorrow this is long gone. the front will have cleared and we're back to sunshine and all in all a nice stretch other than a spotty shower guys wednesday and thurs

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going to be heightened because of auto warm beers death do you think this is this might be that the camel that breaks. the the backs of north korea. i mean definitely otto's death was a shocker to everyone i mean the charges that he faced for ripping down a poster were shocking and his parents didn't hear from any news about him for over a year only to learn that he was in a coma and then he was shipped back to cincinnati where two or three days later he died so obviously that's very disconcerting and goes against the the idea that we had that north korea would be softer in some ways on on westerners you know dennis rodman's basketball diplomacy we've all some people have said you know that would help things but it seems like we have a situation where you know we want to work with north korea everyone wants to see a denuclearized north korea china would like to see it as we learned today but it's not easy to get there as this administration is learning and as previous administrations learn the hard way you know we're going to try to bring john back here we're fixing some audio issues here