meanwhile in the kenyan bush it's basic medicine that's needed and it comes by camel. more than four hundred million people worldwide have no access to medical care. with thirty nine doctors per ten thousand people gemini is one of the most privileged countries. elsewhere health care can be more of a challenge there often fall few of physicians around. a lack of doctors also has an impact on health education from disease prevention to family planning in kenya for example women that have four children on average but in rural areas it's not uncommon for a woman to have ten or more and getting medical care to them can be a challenge. the sun is rising as these camel keepers prepare for the next four weeks of hard work by loading tents food and medical supplies onto the backs of their fifteen animals. but. not all of them not on. this one here it doesn't feel like carrying a heavy load means it's first time it's still training. but it'll get the hang of it in the next few days. the animals might be half hearted about the upcoming trip but the other members of this mobile c

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i'm shocked that a camel, you're right, that is a new one. >> yes.n this one. >> that's a heck of a fall, too. it looks uninjured. >> it is truly peculiar. i do not have any extra information to fully explain what happened but what we do know is that a camel was rescued from a well and if we're playing "right this minute" bingo, we can tick this off. >> nothing is exempt. it is official. if you were walking, moving, breathing, you can end up in a well. >>> would you like to look like a python? >> i'm just following along to watch how well she does it, because i'm not going to attempt this at all. >> see what you think of the final look. >> nailed it. >> and this teacher is sending a pretty clear message. the kids in the secondary school were called out to the track for a phone assembly where they saw this sxla of hammering and phone dunking. but see why this is more like a phone disassembly. >> parents are going to call and say you owe us money for those phones. >> there's rules. r. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fin

there's a camel. i had no idea. geez. >> surprise.heart. >> thank you. >> reporter: if you have a camel as a groomsmen, why not donkeys as bridesmaids. cute but not very glamorous. >> they pooped. they smell. >> reporter: they actually represent the spiritual aspect of christ's journeys and that's important for ruth and marcus who appreciate scattered joys ministry in north omaha. >> i will encourage anyone out to go out to her ranch, 27 acres of justbliss and peace. >> reporter: that's what zeb is softing the newlyweds, a kiss for peace, a bellow for bliss. >> ah. >> the animals serve >> good morning it is 4:30 a.m., thursday, october 19. >> here's what we're following for you. >> police in delaware capture the man wanted for a deadly multistate shooting spree. >>> the mother of a slain soldier defends claims president trump was disrespect. to her family. >> president obama returns to the campaign trail stumping in new jersey. >> we're going from summer to fall, and fall to summer, what's going to happen. >> reporter: if you liked ye

that's the view from camel back where temperatures have dropped into the 50s. scattered clouds right now. some sunshine is on the way. i've got your neighborhood forecast ahead. >>> also ahead, kitchen gone wild. looks like a kitsch een -- kitcn in the wild. a bizarre discovery inside a jersey shore restaurant and why it should not have been serving customers to begin with. >>> plus this -- >> i realized that the joke is really on me. >> on line apology, the nfl star at the center of controversy is saying sorry for a sexist statement to a woman reporter but not everyone is sticking by his side. >>> the gunman's research. a computer search history reveals the las vegas massacre may not have been his only deadly plan. >>> changing gun laws. all sides of the argument agree on one thing -- we have the proposed ban that could take firepower away from americans. >>> school shutdown. the dangerous invasion that's uprooting students from their classrooms and has parents concerned their children were at risk. >>> good morning on this friday. this is "nbc10 news today,"

will lead to the burdens of the geopolitical interests and that will this throw that will break the camel's back and that will lead to and it will go in force between the relations between ankara and washington that may lead to a departure of going to from the united states to other corporates in ada ok amidon for i thank you very much for sharing your views and bringing us to the tech introspective on this issue thank you very much for speaking to us and our bright and stumble there. now the jump administration has outlined to congressional leaders new hardline immigration plans the proposals include limiting the number of green cards for family members of u.s. citizens shop wants to employ an additional ten thousand immigration officers and judges to deport criminals and unaccompanied children he plans also to penalize so-called sanctuary cities because they refuse to share information to help inforce federal u.s. immigration policies the white house says also address the issue of people who came to the u.s. as children known as dream is from say is to protect them from deportation congre

demonstrated by his recording not only his victories but also his great defeat at the hands of the camel army in eleven seventy seven the camp people from the country to the north now the non successfully resisted the expansionist incursions of jayaraman the seventh. the architecture of the temple of day on is quite exceptional. the forty five metre high tower in the center is surrounded by forty nine smaller towers from which a hundred and seventy two gigantic faces of buddha gaze outwards in all directions that they on is not only the seat of the gods but also a manifestation of the king's own divine power station to north south east and west . the comerica temple grounds were cities in themselves chronicles described how hundreds of wooden buildings stood between essential shrine and its surrounding walls. these housed the priests and their assistants. according to one account eighteen high priests two thousand seven hundred forty officiants two thousand two hundred two assistant priests and six hundred fifteen dancing girls served in one single shrine and a vast store of treasure was

a camel ride around the pyramids? come on, weir. seems a bit clichÉ.ery tourist does the pyramids. well, not anymore. these days the crowds at giza are gone. the sphinx is lonely. and an american on a camel is a real novelty because nothing keeps the tourists away like fear. after so much turmoil and so much terror -- >> traces of explosive material have been found on the victims of egypt flight 804. >> -- egypt can seem like a scary place, but it's complicated. one minute we're welcomed by warm, friendly strangers. the next minute, questioned by authorities. soldiers and cops run this country. jails are filled with political prisoners. journalists have been sentenced to death. the economy is in tatters and meanwhile the average egyptian has no idea that his ancient civilization is more vulnerable now than ever. and it's understandable why. just in the last five or six years these folks have lived through revolution and coupe. they've had three presidents, three constitutions, four prime ministers, 700 changes in parliament. seas are rising. the popula

he is not just any camel. oh, no. couple. >> when he sees marcus comes to the ranch he comes running because he knows there are treats for them. >> surprise! >> ohh! >> the wedding party also included three mini donkeys carrying flower baskets. the animals came from a ranch where the couple volunteers so it all works out. but you don't need to rice afterwards. jonathan: no, they would eat it. like a petting farm going on there. alison: nothing says romance like a camel and donkeys. jonathan: still ahead for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- how this porcupine is becoming an unlikely advocate in the fight against breast cancer. nancy: but first, raising the deadline to try to land amazon second headquarters. alison: coming up at 5:00 tonight is the amazon/whole foods deal really saving you money? "7 on your side" went shopping for weeks to find out. the results you d (upbeat music) - [announcer] presenting the shark ion flex 2x. the free-standing, cord free vacuum that can live anywhere because it has two rechargeable batte

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this is a live view from camel back mountain. you can see the clouds are still low at this point.g to start seeing the fog thin, the clouds break by this afternoon. 80 the forecast high. the cooldown, fall returns, 65 day. early, early showers. tuesday, though, sunny at 63. we are just dry throughout the entire workweek. >> we'll take it, right. you know it's going to be ahead come winter. that is so true. that's going to do it for us. i'm rosemary connors. have a great sun. "eagles gameday final" is up next. >>> in the shotgun, the low snap. looks, fires, complete. in for the touchdown goes nelson agholor. >> in a physical battle carson wentz kept fighting eventually going 5 for 5 for 90 yards on the touchdown drive that improved the eagles to 5-1. the kid delivered a clutch win thursday night. this is "eagles gameday final." >>> welcome to "eagles gameday final. "i'm danny pommells. thursday night was a statement, a statement by this philadelphia

. >> recognize that female camel's voice in none other than oprah in the upcoming animated movie "theold through the eyes of the animals. >> kelly clarkson also lepds her voice. they explain why they want to do it sflp who doesn't love an animated film with animals talking and being funny? >> it's another approach that allows us another way in to be inspired by an ageless, timeless story. >> and "the star" shoots into theaters november 17th. >> we have more oprah tomorrow. talking to "e.t." exclusively about her new line. it's going to surprise you. i promise you. mm. >> oh, that's good. >> thank you. >> good-bye, everybody. >> good-bye. floor. experts believe this one has the device installed. >> it is not an ought matting gun, the gun itself has to, rekook every time and the trigger has to be pulled every time. >> reporter: gun range owner, frankie mccray, demonstrates how a bump stock allows firing as the gun slides back and forth on the stock. >> so basically when you place your trigger finger on the trigger, here, in this little, groove, you are basically pressing against this an

. >> recognize that female camel's voice in none other than oprah in the upcoming animated movie "thes told through the eyes of the animals. >> kelly clarkson also lepds her voice. they explain why they want to do it sflp who doesn't love an animated film with animals talking and being funny? >> it's another approach that allows us another way in to be inspired by an ageless, timeless story. >> and "the star" shoots into theaters november 17th. >> we have more oprah tomorrow. talking to "e.t." exclusively about her new line. it's going to surprise you. i promise you. mm. >> oh, that's good. >> thank you. >> good-bye, everybody. >> good-bye. natlas vegas police release body cam video of the chaotic moments as gunfire rained down from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel.more nat nearly 48 hours later, investigators admit they still lack a motive for the worst mass shooting in u=s history. "the world has changed. who would have imagined this situation?" (steve) thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan --- in for pam moore. tonight we're not onl

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i'm shocked that a camel, you're right, that is a new one. >> yes.een this one. >> that's a heck of a fall, too. it looks uninjured. >> it is truly peculiar. i do not have any extra information to fully explain what happened but what we do know is that a camel was rescued from a well and if we're playing "right this minute" bingo, we can tick this off. >> nothing is exempt. it is official. if you were walking, moving, breathing, you can end up in a well. >>> would you like to look like a python? >> i'm just following along to watch how well she does it, because i'm not going to attempt this at all. >> see of the final look. >> nailed it. >> and this teacher is sending a pretty clear message. the kids in the secondary school were called out to the track for a phone assembly where they saw this sxla of hammering and phone dunking. but see why this is more like a phone disassembly. >> parents are going to call and say you owe us money for those phones. >> there's rules. r. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text

. >>> i could see in these shots pyramids, camels and also people playing baseball. >> unfortunately, east and west there's become a gap, the interaction, understanding the other, being able to cross the bridge, see the culture. >> in my experience, few things can bring people together like sports. because they aim to bring baseball to egyptian youth. >> they're bringing baseball, american culture to teach not just children, their parents as well so there's a bit of cross-cultural communication because all of these mistakes in life are because we don't really understand each other. >> maybe it was the first time they interact with an american. so for them, it was funny and interesting to someone who looks different, but still friendly to them. >> this is a cool experience and cool foundation. they get the cross-cultural interaction, they get to learn about team sports and learning something new. >> i think we all look for those moments in life where we have a chance to participate in something bigger than ourselves, a narrative that exceeds the individual. this initiative allows us th

face-to-face with these huge flames just after 11:00 last night and the building which is located near camel back road has about a dozen units there. half were destroyed, the others slightly damaged. thankfully there no one was hurt. >> it's just -- they don't need another fire to deal with, you know, there are resources so strapped across the bay area. >>> so we did not smell the amount of smoke that we did the previous night so, mike, i'm assuming that the winds are blowing in our favor. >> yeah, there really isn't a wind and that is in most of our favors, the air went stagnant as we thought it would and all the smoke concentrated up in the north bay as we talked about it would yesterday. that's why you have severe conditions outside. what does that mean? that means health warnings of emergency conditions the entire population is more likely to be sfae affected by the smoke in the north bay right now. the rest of us are in the moderate category, which means air quality is acceptable however for some pollutants there may be a moderate health concern for a small number of people who are unus

nothing here either it's a camel commute into the city of philadelphia. construction to talk about. the 4:22 first avenue ramp closing this morning at 6:0 a.m. that will close until next monday. use alternative which is route 23 ramp. also 76 westbound 30 street station one lane will close tonight. all lanes will close overnight tuesday through thursday. don't working on schuylkill avenue over top i-76 gem and reach ill back to you. >> let's go to our top story here at home and across the country bun. >> more that 20 people killed 'and report are edly more than 100 injured. let's goat trang do in the news center. >> updates keep coming in we learned two of those killed are two off duty las vegas police officers aend iting concert and two other police officers wounded. one in crate call condition. the shooter was eventually called by police. now they hundred of shot were fired from the mandalay pay in many sharing individual questions. on social media. what you're about to see may be disturbing to some viewers [ gun shots ]. >>> you can hear those rapid fire shots through this two-mi

it's not an attempt to get the camel's nose under two further regulation here. that is and what is going on and i think there will be folks that talk a scare tactic to make this seem to be part of a bigger effort. i would note when you talk about the disclosure it is important to realize in the context of campaigns and elections the supreme court repeatedly said that it is an appropriate tool to be used in this context it doesn't mean it's for every issue but when it comes to the campaigns and elections it is theia appropriate tool and that comes from long-standing decisions. >> abrahamad lincoln established the national union party and put one-party system so what do you think about us resurrecting that way as it eliminates all the problemss that we face tod. >> i thinkbu having robust political parties is a good thing for the nation because they should be the way that an average american can engage in the political process and i would say one of the problems is that they have become hollowed out shells where large amounts of money are launched and at these hig

we lived in an open neighborhood and to move home where overseas we had a lot of camel racing and politics became a connection to me. and i became a political junkie, and survived the david duke race where my parents had to vote for the crook and it is important. going to college in georgia i met my wife and made a home with the law school practice for five years and one day one of the partners of my law firm asked do you know what deficit of a dumbass is? i said no. he said you. so i did. friend of mine started the website red state and put me in charge of it and things exploded. in 2009 cnn called and asked if i wanted a job, i had a friend who had to put up with me for three years at cnn and after the 2012 election moved over to fox where i have been since and my life has revolved around politics day in and day out. my wife is not political at all. we were in college together and i got to drive in jack kemp's motorcade while he and bob dole were running and called my wife and a friend and told her what was happening and she said that is great but who is jack kemp? he is running for vice

>> this evening is opening night for "monster mountain" at camel back resort. resort will be debuting two new attritions. one is the -- attractions. one is the 4,500-monster coaster. the other is the eight-story lights-out zipline. i can't -- i want to cover my eyes. >> why is that fun? >> a roller coaster is scary enough do. we need to add monsters? >> i don't like to get dizzy. i don't like to be scared. >> the two -- you're really not. i like those things. i wouldn't want to do it once a week. but once a year, that's okay. >> there's your customer right there. that's your target market. >>> i think i have a lot of head coach weather customers with the extended summer-like weather. seeing fog. most areas are seeingelingering clouds. -- seeing lingering clouds. sprinkles are out of the pchkt as the clouds break, we're seeing cooler temperatures in the suburbs. it doesn't last long. another warm afternoon, into the 80s. a mild evening. there will be scattered clouds, but staying dry through the evening hours. the fog starting to form in the lehigh valley and su

ferndale you would sit on my lap and you would read everything that we passed i'd walk a mile for a camel you would see people thought i was a puppet a public. a ventriloquist and you were a puppet they thought you were a puppet and when i was three i was writing i wrote when i was twelve i wrote three novels none of it very good but nevertheless that was the influence of those two people my father and my mother until he left and vanished you and i are both known mr trump for a long time and i know thirty five years i think i know him as a what do you make what i make my relationship with him of course had nothing to do with politics as long as political friends but a real friend when when i. used to do one me. it was for a two hundred fiftieth anniversary show and. he was on the show he tweeted out the nicest things anybody's ever said about me congratulating me and say it was an honor to be on the show and his son donald jr is every year the radio city music hall christmas spectacular i take him and his family there their family to me and therefore when the. time came for the election i

modern lety that they go right in a camel at night and you make it you make another holy and or that the succeed you have the stability in order for that of these huge plants to really fly you make another very good point indeed said jane. how critical is it that saudi arabia gets on this path to medan it if you like that it gets on this path to transformation given that it's got vast reserves a six hundred billion dollar reserve army could it sit comfortably for a little bit longer or is this actually the point of. an existential point if you like by which saudi arabia has got to redress itself and prepare for the future or think or fail before the fiscal reforms started saudi arabia was burning through those of us arabs are at an astonishing rate you know the sector that you quote is less than a year of saying g.d.p. so when they look at having fiscal deficits in the region of fifteen. even twenty percent of g.d.p. in reserves could easily gone out you know within five years time of course they have other options they can bore winter nationally and so forth but the the point is tha

because as i live the rest of before i feel that there's people just dancing in the bodies of four camels or france they seem they don't break from you know that this is not a true because this is the regime it was the thousands of civilians who have been killed because it's close to. thousands of civilians are displaced now many of the civilians are from outside in their camps and living in very bad conditions there are many thousands who are being killed in these operations by us what was your what was the if and why. are strikes and nobody dancing why because they don't think we're sample and names which is one of the most dangerous squares in the war. many executions. but i says this. and this is where they should respect the lot of our families and friends and they should not do that it's easy and i hear what you're saying there i want to share this perspective from said he says iraq not being the defacto headquarters of isis or i saw the fall of rock the then is a victory in the sense that question is the dream of an isis caliphate he goes on to say though but the fall of iraq that

to go after often working class guys who are on the other some of the extreme right you know will camels work brother to a dragon-fly i mean will campbell amazing figure icon of the civil rights movement little rock escorts the the children to school. and yet he becomes use minister baptist minister. the chaplain to the klan but the ku klux klan and i love campbell and i'm rather to a dragonfly's one of my favorite books and in light of that i want you to talk a little bit about how do we deal with these racists neo nazis how do we how do we reach them out how do we cope with their presence for one thing we look at their their real genuine grievances and address that for example how many people on the right if they're working from working families have family members who are not being served by our health care system. right i mean so many of the people on the far right are from a demographic which is actually losing life expectancy for the first time in u.s. history losing life expectancy the health care system in the us is it's a mess i mean obamacare is better than private previous but

if we think about some of the bio technology break thro ts i was talking about taking a gene from a camel and putting it into rice so that it needs less water. the same technologies are more available. so what i want to ask you, now much more vulnerable are we and to what? >> i could address that in a sense that, well, technology is becoming more democktized. you have scientists have the ability to troubleshoot that aren't something you find on the internet. it does temper what you're saying a little bit. on the flip side, yeah, it's true, as it approaches that discovery made in medicine could be picked up here in some dark corner. >> to do what? >> to do anything really by the creativity by the individual who was applying. >> what is a scenario? >> there are a variety of things to worry about. i would imagine bad actors and futures saying i would like to edit your gnome. i know will go off and will be a huge psychological impact review. i worry about artificial biology and involving for billions of years, that are well adapted to living the world around us and giving them feature that is

the french speaking the jockey some are even calling for independence so what does this mean for camels unity this is inside story. with. with. with hello and welcome to the program i'm elizabeth parata secession it's been the talk of the week from the kurdish region of iraq to catalonia and spain and on sunday and we are speaking parts of cameroon join the trend by demanding their own independence police shot and killed at least eight people in the western regions of the country power was also caught and remains out the rallies took place on the very day cameron's english and french regions had united fifty six years earlier they had been protests like this for nearly a year but until recently they had only called for reforms cameron's only speaking minority said they're being marginalized by the french speaking majority. well the government has been criticized for its lack of response to months of protests but president paul b. a responded to sunday's protest saying let me make this very clear it's not forbidden to voice any concerns in the republic however nothing great can be achiev

just imagine there would be a free song for not a frothing fomenting volcano of activity cold bare camel saturday night live it would be nonstop but crickets crickets all right let me go to wrong here gentlemen jury day come on we got to give rob some oxygen here in the house how does this go a go forward here because you know when. harvey came out and he said he was sorry which was not kind of sorry at all the way i read it i appreciate it all talked about a cell he actually got to the bottom of this threw it away but he talked about himself as he's the victim in this is the left always does that always does that ok you know this is this is the problem here this is this politics of victimization and and i think that you know when he came out and said i'm going to make and i think i'm paraphrasing here i'll make a. and r. a film you know if that kind of atones for this ok i mean and everyone that's a good idea harvey that you know you got connections maybe you could make that i found that to be pathetic as well go ahead rob. i'm not defending harvey anyway if you're not his lawyer and yo

after often working class guys you know who are on the other some of the extreme right you know will camels work brother to a dragon-fly i mean will campbell amazing figure icon of the civil rights movement little rock escorts the the children to school. and yet he becomes he's minister baptist minister. the chaplain to the clan but the ku klux klan and i love campbell and i'm rather to a dragonfly's one of my favorite books and in light of that i want you to talk a little bit about how do we deal with these racists neo nazis how do we how do we reach them out how do we cope with their presence for one thing we look at their their real genuine grievances and address that for example how many people on the right if they're working from working families have family members who are not being served by our health care system. right i mean so many of the people in the far right are from a demographic which is actually losing life expectancy for the first time in u.s. history losing life expectancy the health care system in the us is it's a mess i mean obamacare is better than private previous bu

comes to your family or to to workers at users look what do we know right now about the dangers of a camel if we're just to just take what monsanto tells us because that's really all we have right well from a property standpoint first off we know that you have the users of di kamba and that overspray is killing millions of acres of property right you've got strawberry farmers you've got soybean farmers that are not using monsanto has seen these farmers are stuck with what do i rip up all of my crop and now perch is the monsanto round up and die camera ready seed from the very manufacturer that's killed their crops there really is it really not have position so you've got the property damage as. back and then you've got this human aspect where you know that there has been at least from european studies as well evidence to show fetal death evidence to show liver toxicity evidence to show all of these same compounds and these european researchers have sort of a candidate to round that we now know thirty years later right round up was first it was a carcinogen then it was not a carcinogen and

the french speaking in the jockey some are even calling for independence on what does this mean for camels unity this is and so.

look at camel back mountain. cloud cover is complete right now.ere will be breaks in the clouds this afternoon. this is what most of the area will be looking like for tomorrow, for thursday and friday and it will come with cooler weather. it will be sunnier this afternoon. temperatures across the board are in the 70s but not for long. south jersey up to 79 degrees. it is 78 degrees in pem ber tbe. it has moved. a warm day today. we will get clouds but they will break this afternoon. we'll have the wind coming in and keeping things dry. it's dry comfortable air coming in today. tomorrow the wind is going to shift. it comes in off of the ocean. it will keep us cooler and it will keep us cloudy and it will turn rainy for the afternoon. today we have sunshine, clouds moving in from the northwest. you can see the clouds over reading and allentown. no rain associated with those clouds. the rain is well to the west and southwest. it will take some time for it to move in. by this time tomorrow we may see few showers. a nice warm up saturday afternoon. nor

got kidnapped because of that i couldn't drive my car and that was really the straw that broke the camel's back so it was a really personal struggle it has nothing to do with being. with be breaking laws it was really from the feel of being hopeless. chinese artist ai wei wei has installed more than one hundred wire fence exhibits at various sites across new york city and the exhibit titled the good fences make good neighbors and it's aimed at highlighting the plight of refugees and government policies towards immigrants. salumi has more on the controversial artists latest creation. two people cut through the fence that now blocks the triumphal arch in new york's washington square park a giant work of public art inspired by the global refugee crisis it's called good fences make good neighbors but these fences found in parks and on sidewalks all around new york city have openings one of things i love about the park system in the city is that you never know when you're going to cross so there's always that sense of adventure and exploration and when there's something like this it's very thou