you must care for camels as pa rt camels.by breeding and racing them but also by being able to medically treat them using the latest technology. the hospital costs nearly $11 million to set up and can treat 20 animals at a time. of course, when you're patient weighs anything up to 1000 kilos, moving them around can be a little problematic. but they have big plans here, aiming to introduce mri and ct scans to help diagnose any poorly camel and this isn't just scans to help diagnose any poorly camel and this isn'tjust about treatment... in the future, we are planning to have the research projects for the camel animal to u nfold projects for the camel animal to unfold the secrets of this strange desert animal. all being well, any state the dubai camel hospital will be short—lived. soon the animals will be back in good health and back on the track. much more view and all the news any time of the bbc website. you can reach me and most of the team on twitter. i am at @bbcmikeembley. thank you to watching. well, the cold snap's not

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

hence the dubai camel hospital, now open for business, treating camels and nothing but camels.he world. because there aren't any hospitals that are specialised in treating camels. you must care for camels as part of our heritage, not only by breeding and racing them but also by being able to medically treat them using the latest technology. the hospital costs nearly $11 million to set up and can treat 20 animals at a time. of course, when you're patient weighs anything up to 1000 kilos, moving them around can be a little problematic. but they have big plans here, aiming to introduce mri and ct scans to help diagnose any poorly camel, and this isn't just about treatment... in the future, we are planning to have the research projects for the camel animal, to unfold the secrets of this strange desert animal. all being well, any stay at the dubai camel hospital will be short—lived. soon the animals will be back in good health and back on the track. stay with me on bbc news. i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. we still have a couple of cold days on the way

hence the dubai camel hospital, now open for business, treating camels and nothing but camels.ld. because there aren't any hospitals that are specialised in treating camels. you must care for camels as part of our heritage, not only by breeding and racing them but also by being able to medically treat them using the latest technology. the hospital costs nearly $11 million to set up and can treat 20 animals at a time. of course, when you're patient weighs anything up to 1000 kilos, moving them around can be a little problematic. but they have big plans here, aiming to introduce mri and ct scans to help diagnose any poorly camel, and this isn't just about treatment... in the future, we are planning to have the research projects for the camel animal, to unfold the secrets of this strange desert animal. all being well, any stay at the dubai camel hospital will be short—lived. soon the animals will be back in good health and back on the track. cricket now and play is underway on the second day of the third ashes test at the waca in perth. england has continued to score freely and lo

the men on the camels are deeply worried.

now a thousand years ago caravans of camels brought porcelain spices and silk from china to the west along with a network of trade routes called the silk road now china is reviving that tradition with the casually titled infrastructure project the belton road initiative and it's gigantic take a look at this costing nine hundred billion dollars the project includes transport hubs roads bridges railway lines sea ports and airports this week we're tracing this new silk road and we begin in the former imperial city of she and also the historic silk road starting point from there it leads three and a half thousand kilometers towards whole goss home to twelve thousand companies on the kazakhstan border. on the outskirts of ceann three men are preparing for a modern day silk road caravan sun surely examines the assignment and says they'll take the highway for the entire route. they're going to deliver dump trucks that have just rolled off the assembly line. was. seen on is a city with millions of residents and was the capital of china during several dynasties more than two thousand years ag

camel caravans transported silk and other goods to europe until the middle ages. gold and jewelry were brought to china. if everything runs smoothly the men will reach whole gas in six or seven days it's a border city in northwestern china that's where the kid is client will pick up the trucks. there of course it's a long trip but i like traveling this route i've been doing it for the past four or five years i really like it. that. the truckers have a three and a half thousand kilometer journey ahead of them. china has expanded the route substantially in recent years beijing has earmarked some nine hundred billion dollars for its new silk road including roads railways lines pipelines ports and airports. the route goes through breathtaking landscapes the colorful mountains were barely known until a few years ago now there are tourist attraction. many people here hope to benefit from the new silk road. the oasis city of don't honk is already reaping the rewards part of the desert is a national park and camels now transport tourists instead of goods. only doesn't pay

the men on the camels are deeply worried. her. is thank you. we are visitors in this place free of any worries where the food and water for ourselves or animals will be coming from and so we can take an unmixed delight in the natural spectacle of this great desert. down. there. the chances are good that this world heritage site will remain unspoiled for many years to come there are no roads or runways to make it easy of access. this is no place to be lost in between the sand dunes and the rocks between the turn of a desert and the air mountains. now this is still the land of the two arik but the desert has begun to starve out those who have long lived within it it is driving them out. the desert is becoming a no news. poll long. long. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful two months ago lotos most famous investigative journalist daphne car on a guy lead cia was assassinated in a car bombing for years she targeted top politicians and business leaders my guest here in valetta is the deputy prime minister chris rudd has his government a

it was the with the co-director of performance but it was set more down the camel film. but he's assistant comes in and basically talks them about high art and tries to get to strip naked which you know they they do or don't do which is on this that's really that's where that is what we get into the nexus between the gangsters and the and the politics and all the rest of the second but so your reaction to the performance watching the film similar to that of the reaction of the world in a world. oh it's a cult movie i've seen it a bunch of times i saw it last time i saw it was. every time it's on as a prince you know they showed it at the electric in portobello road about two years ago and i went with me on the boat is a friend of mine the playwright we both went to see that the prince of performance said you know they tied up another print because the film was banned and then and then so shredded and then and then it actually same project it is bitrate but and then it was reality didn't some bits were cut out and sometimes the version that uses the e.c. broadcast doesn't

here, we're posed in front of a davis camel, built 1869 shortly after the war. it represents the style of locomotive that was built here on site before and during the civil war known as a lyman camel. the locomotive was called a camel because the cab for the locomotive engineer is on top of the boiler, not behind it. lyman's idea was the more weight you put over the drive wheels, the more traction. these big strong locomotives were specifically designed to haul freight trains over the allegheny mountains once you got past cumberland, maryland. normally, in this spot, we have the william mason. the william mason is the only fully operating steam locomotive from the civil war in the united states. it was the locomotive that took president lincoln to his inauguration in 1861. being a fully operating steam locomotive, it has to go in the repair shop. unfortunately, that's where it is, and we've replaced this slot with a davis camel. this is the last section of our roundhouse exhibit. as we pass through, you have seen different topics presented by the travelers, work

to gangsta's of been asked of all dition for donald camel for this nine hundred sixty s. art film and basically you have these two chaps in an in their very alien and uncomfortable environment for them sitting in a director in a carson director's waiting room about to vision and it's about the parlance between them and how they're you know the discussions and how they put the world to rights where they chat and then and then don the camels assistance turns up and starts soaking them so them about bun well and francis bacon and nick rogue and then no no no and it was the was the co-director of performance but it was a set more done a camel film. but he's assistant comes in and basically talks them about high art and tries to get to strip naked which you know they they do or don't do which is on this that's really that's where that is what we get into the nexus between the gangsters and the and the politics and all the rest in a second but so your reaction to her performance watching the film similar to that of the reaction from irvine welsh and oh it's a cult movie i've se

the men on the camels are deeply worried . is the. we are visitors in this place free of any worries where the food and water for ourselves or animals will be coming from and so we can take an unmixed delight in the natural spectacle of this great desert. the chances are good that this world heritage site will remain unspoiled for many years to come there are no roads or runways to make it easy of access. this is no place to be lost in between the sand dunes and the rocks between the tent of a desert in the air mountains. now this is still the land of the two arik but the desert has begun to starve out those who have long lived within it. it is driving them out the desert is becoming a new me it's like. sometimes you just have to pump up the volume on. things the days. went by thomas. the music magazine. up exploded next. fifty kitchens one city a commentary to our own berlin jerome x. series is a very simple recipe for. well made it like a seven. fifty international dishes chefs restaurants the recipes for cooking the dishes to join

to gangsters of being asked to call dish in for donald camel for this nine hundred sixty s. of film and basically you have these two chaps in and they're very alien and uncomfortable environment for them sitting in a director in a car scene directors waiting room about all dition and it's about the parlance between them and how they're you know the discussions and how they put the world to rights where they chat and then and then down the camels assistance turns up and starts soaking them so them about done well and francis bacon and nick rogue and then. the with the co-director of performers.

camel caravans transported silk and other goods to europe until the middle ages. gold and jewelry were brought to china. if everything runs smoothly the men will reach whole gas in six or seven days it's a border city in northwestern china that's where the kyrgyz is client will pick up the trucks. because it's a long trip but i like traveling this route i've been doing it for the past four or five years i really like it. that. the truckers have a three and a half thousand kilometer journey ahead of them. china has expanded the route substantially in recent years beijing has earmarked some nine hundred billion dollars for its new silk road including roads railways lines pipelines ports and airports. the route goes through breathtaking landscapes the colorful mountains were barely known until a few years ago now there are tourist attraction many people here hope to benefit from the new silk road. the oasis city of don't honk is already reaping the rewards part of the desert is a national park and camels now transport tourists instead of goods. only doesn't pay much

my photo bombing a camel selfie wasn't on my bucket list, but hey!, local citizens join the animals and are transformed into actors, artisans, and angels. i don't think they wore lip gloss. - [jann] and it starts at the top. - [woman] can i have all my wise guys in this corner? - [jann] the three wise men are played by none other than the mayor, the police chief, and the fire chief. - [rodney] what does it mean to you personally to be a part of this? as the community comes together and such a great event, really celebrating peace on earth. just the feeling of inclusiveness and just one moment in time that they're all together. it just celebrates something as special as christmas is something that's just beautiful for our city. - [rodney] for 24 years now, this amazing pageantry has been coordinated by paula dresden. just say it's a monumental effort. we begin planning, actually in june. is it an outreach of the church or? no, it started as an independent and the first night we did this, 10,000 people came. so i said to my husband, "this works." - [ja

camel back at 26. they're making snow. believe it or not, camel back is warmer than it is in wildwood this morning. right now, wild wood is 25 degrees. 27 in atlantic city. in fact, these temperatures are colder than rest of the area. clouds over the rest of the area. clear skies. temperatures drop. without that, clouds act as a blanket and keep things warmer. here's the 26 in the poconos. mild for most neighborhoods. a pretty good warmup, too. instead of the 40s where we'd normally peak, low 50s for philadelphia, the suburbs, upper 40s and low 50s. the lehigh valley, mostly cloudy skies. a few breaks of sunshine. and middle to low 40s there. new jersey, dry, in and out of the clouds, 52. mostly cloudy at atlantic city, 55. breaks at the shore, rehoboth beach, 55. wilmington into the 50s. believe it or not, it's going to go even warmer tomorrow in advance of wet weather that will move into the area late tonight. we're dry now, though there are clouds in the area. this cloud cover is coming through without any wet weather.

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this way the forefathers of jordan's bedouins became prosperous and powerful the tribal heads of the camel drivers livestock breeders and rob as rose to the status of kingdoms their rule prevailed as far as damascus. but in time the power of the nabatean is dwindling and the city they built in the valley of moses' the capital of a rabia petrolia fell into decline only their burial chambers have endured. in petra nature and culture have become one the boundaries between the internal and the external become blurred the past matches with the present. the barrier between life and death is lifted. the nabatean has wanted to rest forever in stone in which their guns grow. l. d. for. the uppermost royal two. is dedicated to king of the diocese with a fine. it's only in the light of the setting sun not the fifty metre high facade imagines from shadow. to visit economic model at the precision with which the architect and the stone masons picture the symmetrical building in the cliff face and caught it out of the yellow sandstone. l.d. of a magnificent to move monumental simplicity and strict symmet

spices and porcelain goods other goods from china to the middle east and europe also on board the camels was precious so with gave the route its name the silk silk road this story version of it covered thousands of kilometers right across asia the chinese government now wants to revive it on land and on sea in recent years beijing has been investing billions of dollars in ports and roads bridges and airports between china and its trading partners to the west this week we've been looking at some of the stops along that route and how serious finishes today at the end of one of the railroads in the western german city of this book it's home to the largest inland port in europe and then three point seven million shipping containers a year making it an ideal hob for china's new silk road project and that railing bring freight here from china is already up and running it's currently served by over two dozen trains a week the transit time of around two weeks is some four times shorter than the original sera the traditional sea route giving the rail link a competitive advantage because in trade

years ago long caravans brought spices and porcelain from china to the middle east and europe the camels also carry precious silk which gave the route its name the silk road it covered thousands of kilometers right across asia the chinese government now wants to revive it in recent years it has been investing hundreds of billions of dollars in ports and roads bridges and airports between china and its trading partners to the west this week we're looking at some of the stops along the route and our series finishes at the end of one of the rail routes in the western west german city of this book it is home to the largest inland port in europe it handles three point seven million shipping containers a year making it an ideal hub for china's new so growth project really bringing freight here from china is already up and running it's currently served by more than two dozen trains a week the transit time of around two weeks is four times shorter than the traditional sea route giving the railing a competitive advantage because trade time really is money. but europe's largest in one port most co

one thousand years ago caravans of camels brought porcelain spices and precious silk all the way from china to europe and the silk is what gave that old trade route its name the silk road today the chinese government is investing hundreds of billions of u.s. dollars to revive this route by building ports and bridges and roads both in china and abroad this week we want to take you on a journey along with new silk road and take a closer look at the most important stations and today we stop in to place in the capital of georgia it is the only country in the southern caucasus with access to the black sea cutting shipping time to europe significantly and this is why the port city of a not clear gets a brand new deep sea harbor and the next ten years the chinese government will sink two point five billion dollars into that project and georgia does not only want to be a transit country with so much trade going past its doorstep georgia wants a slice of that pie and many small companies are ready for business from the new silk road. for the guards is a family get together like this doesn't ha

new silk road it takes its name from an ancient trade route one thousand years ago long caravans of camels brought porcelain spices and precious silk all the way from china to europe today the chinese government is investing hundreds of billions of u.s. dollars to revive this road by building ports and bridges and roads both in china and abroad this week we want to take you on a journey along the new silk road and take a closer look at the most important stations and today we stop in tbilisi the capital of georgia is the only country in the southern caucuses with access to the black sea cutting shipping time to europe significantly and this is why the next ten years the chinese government will sink two point five billion dollars into the georgian black sea port of larnaca building a brand new deep sea hub but georgia does not only want to be a transit country with so much trade going past their doorstep georgian businesses small and large one a slice of the action on the new silk road. for the guards is a family get together like this doesn't happen so often anymore they're all looking aft

. >> we went across the sahara on camels. and i have to take i took my camel in for orthodontia work because the breathe w >> i tried to turn the cam mels head and he turned around and said which way do you want to go. >> tan they spit. >> i feel this is such a match up and food channel. >> any big surprises for season two? >> i'll tell you that in spain, in madrid, or barcelona, we were in an art class, and i was the model. and i pushed myself at the end of my envelope. i waited 72 years for that. >> henry, you pushed yourself, but you are looking at. we pushed ourselves because we were looking at you. >> yeah. >> i wanted to baste him several times. >> i wondering why i was golden brown. >> thank you so much. better late than ever. >> happy holidays. >> monday well. thank you gentlemen. >> thank you, guys. they are having a good time. >> yes they are. >>> dancing in science class, a new approach to teaching is developing creative and eager learners. >>> prince george county taking you into the classroom to show us how it wo

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