or rather, to indian camel milk.his week in global ideas, we visit the raika, who rely on camels to make a living. but thatat's becoming inincreasy challelenging. our reporter cornelia borrmann travelled to the pali district of the state of rajastan to find out more. she spent several days with camel herders, befriended their animals, and decided along the way that their milk is pretty tasty, too. reporter: the raika people have been herding camels here in rajasthan for centuries. raika tradition holds that lord shiva created their caste specifically so they could look after camels. but times have changed. their traditional way of life is now under threat. mechanized farming has long been able to do much of the work that camels once did, so their market value has dropped sharply. the last 30 years have seen the camel population in rajasthan shrink dramatically. bhanwarlal raika says his father used to have twice as many camels as he does. bhanwarlal: our traditions have been handed down for generations. they mean a l

camel milk is highly nutritious and a staple of the right diet they used to say selling camel milk is like selling your children but that's changing too. now every morning right head takes camel milk to a day where he founded three years ago by. sons and gio. what. i was about to give up i sold my camels and then the organization began selling camel milk so i got my herd back now i'm going to feed my family with what i am selling camel milk. if the organization to stop selling milk tomorrow. might have to sell the herd again it will be. last year he even bought more camels doubling his herds milk production. the dairy has also turned around telegram records for teens when he was a boy his family sent into the city to earn a living he spent fifteen years toiling in restaurants hotels and tea shops to me it was going to be until i worked in the city for years and for less money than i'm in here i started in the dairy two months ago i know a lot about camel milk i'm very happy working here i hope the dairy continues to do well you know look out yet. camels have a very diet eating thirty

camel milk is highly nutritious and a staple of the right diet they used to say selling camel milk is like selling your children but that's changing too. now every morning right head takes camel milk two a day every founded three years ago by. sons and. well . i was about to give up i sold my camels within the organization began selling camel milk so i got my herd back now i can feed my family with what i earned selling camel milk. if the organization has stopped selling milk tomorrow. i'd have to sell the herd again. last year he even bought more camels doubling his herds milk production. the dairy has also turned around telegram records for jeans when he was a boy his family sent into the city to earn a living he spent fifteen years toiling in restaurants hotels and tea shops. i worked in the city for years and for less money than i'm in here i started in the dairy two months ago i know a lot about camel milk i'm very happy working here i hope the dairy continues to do well you know. camels have a very diet eating thirty six different types of plants known for them medicinal propert

and a donkey, and it was so popular that we have the camel and donkey coming back. name is freddy, and the mini donkey's name is beverly, and so beverly and freddy will be there for the ceremonial procession which starts at 12:00 noon on saturday and kicks off the weekend, so. damian: well, thank you so much for carrying on traditions. damian: thank you very much. cecilia: thank you. damian: we'll have more when we continue on "comunidad del valle," stay with us. ♪ damian: and now in your comunidad on "que pasa." ♪ ♪ damian: and our saludos for those celebrating a special day, felicidades. ♪ damian: and here's our contact information. you can follow me on twitter. my handle is @newsdamian. also, pick up a copy of "el observador" newspaper and support your bilingual weeklies all across the bay area. we thank you once again. you can also watch us actually on telemundo canal 48. your "comunidad del valle" every sunday at 11 a.m., right after this show. we thank you for sharing a part of your sunday with us. we hope you have a great christmas. buenas dias. [cheering] ♪

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and it's hard to choose which one will break the camel's back. we have a chance to aleech yate some thatch buof that burden th. >> interesting pivot there. bill, first, we have an increase in the trade deficit. the difference between what we import and what we export. that is something that this president and the last president, the president before him, wanted to change. only donald trump has had the wrong effect on the trade deficit. then there's the other trade deficit, that leads to debts. the debt is increasing in america because of a tax cut that was supposed to pay for itself and more. the president has reportedly said that he's not interested, it's okay if the debt goes up. because he won't be around for that. >> i guess the way i put it is there are straws you put on the camel's back that are legitimate. i take it the national security concerns about the company are serious. there's no reason for our intelligence to say that's the case if it isn't the case. a lot of them trying to get along with big companies from china and with the pres

back is going to break the camel's back, but the pile of straws is starting to mount, and new zealandasy list to tick off, one is the strong dollar making it harder for our companies to export abroad. weaker growth abroad, most notably, china. china's the second largest economy in the world. the it's a major market for europe, japan and for the u.s., and as they soften, they have knockoff effects throughout almost every developed and developing economy in the world. and that's hard toture in our models -- to capture in our models when we just look at these tariff wars. there's also the ongoing struggle on tariffs and how that may work into price increases down the road, stagflationary kinds of pressures. we've got mounting corporate debt that the federal reserve and the occ has fired a warning shot above the bow of many banks here. saying, listen, we're worried about how much leverage is out there. a lot of companies have extended and pretended in this low interest rate environment, and effectively by the end of this year will see a doubling of interest expense in one year was the fed

well i think that tax on the fuel was the straw that broke the camel's back and it was never just about a tax on fuel these protesters have come from many places outside paris from areas of paris where they feel forgotten by the central state by areas that were suffer high unemployment low wages low social benefits and lack of access to government facilities so while the cum pain yes was in rig about the price in a hike of tax on diesel there are many more underlying issues about that that have been concerning friends that are a problem for friends and that is why people are still protesting today and not because they believe that emanuel macro france's president has ignored the rest of france since he became president in june. in washington president trump is up and tweeting he says the paris agreement is working out so well for paris protests and riots all over france people don't want to pay large sums of money much to third world countries that are questionably run in order to maybe protect the environment chanting we want trump love france what are we to make of that. well i haven'

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 bay on is quite exceptional. the forty five metre high tower in the center is surrounded by forty nine smaller towers from which one hundred seventy two gigantic faces of buddha gaze outwards in all directions the day on is not only the seat of the gods but also a manifestation of the king's own divine power they seem to north south east and west. the comerica temple grounds were cities in themselves chronicles described how hundreds of wooden buildings stood between essential shrike and its surrounding walls. these how's 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 pil

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years but it's not because they're broken there's just no one left to set them in motion industrious camel was founded over thirty years ago by a german couple in a suburb of pointless iris and good times they had twelve employees now there's just one. there were three years ago the company had a downturn but even before that we felt the crisis for example a lot of our work is done in china these days so the services come from outside the country and they can produce cheaper and have better conditions than we do here it's hard to compete we have tax burdens of all kinds and the currency the argentine peso gets devalued all the time. all the backs paid into the state retirement fund for decades their pension is still very low only eight thousand pesos apiece the family can barely make ends meet. a dozen former employees and their families are suffering from the shutdown of the company eduardo garcia lost his job after twenty eight years at the age of fifty five he's not likely to find a new job so like many of his country people he now makes ends meet as an uber driver. serum o.t.c. is a ha

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bouncing like a fast moving camel it heads cross-country picking up selected artists along the way. the artist residence on wheels is a new experience for the only known african on it before. we spend a lot of time in the past on the road and of course it's not easy to work on anything inside the bus but we talk and realize the plans we work out at the next stops like here in miami but in it's the stops by street you know milton's that's from lagos to duck out of the aging buses traveling five thousand kilometers through seven countries over bumpy roads and across deserts during the stops the local youngsters about heart by jumping from sydney specializes in what's made with electric paint it gives signals when it's touch. and i have no idea where we are right now but that's not important you just have to set up an environment where you can be creative i've always dreamt of working with african artists in africa and while it's a unique opportunity to get to know my own continent exploring the continent. in ghana the bus passengers mingle with local artists and meet verbena ily cam f

sour in as as time moved on and so this this exit is just basically the last straw that broke the camel's back so to speak and when kelly started his his his tenure he was kind of deemed as one of the adults in the room so to speak to kind of try to curtail trump and try to bring order to the white house and as it turns out and people quickly learned trump doesn't really want to be controlled by kill you or by no one else and so this was just a matter of time until a trump and kelly parted ways but it's not actually so unusual for a president to reshuffle his cabinet off to midterm elections and it seems that trump is nuking sue an insider to take on the chief of staff job so is this a case of business as usual frankly and it kind of feels strange to say that it is normal it is almost normal it is almost business as usual because as you said presidents tend to reshuffle their cabinet after the midterms and two years in office and this is what trump has been doing in recent days having said that the the likely candidate nick ayers is also kind of a normal candidate he's a republican inside

officer andrew camel larry at 33 years old still had so much life to live. a husband, father, son, colleague loved and remembered sunday night. this holiday season, a painful reminder of loss. >> we have had birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, first days of school and so much more. we think about him constantly. >> reporter: his family spoke about his loving heart. he had a may of waking my worst days that are. >> i just miss seeing him and talking to him on the phone and getting text messages. it is hard to believe it has been almost a year. >> reporter: camilleri was on the job with his partner christmas eve last year when a red sedan going 120 miles per hour crush their vehicle along i-880. the man inside charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and marijuana. so, on monday, they lit candles in his memory. the commander starting with andrew's wife. that and passed from her to the children, from person to person through the crowd. a friend saying a tribute song written for the family. the life that andrew camilleri brought to each life. remember

i agree with mara, i believe this was the straw that broke the camel's back.are seeing with mcgurk is probably indicative of what's going on throughout the pentagon right now. i don't think you will see a lot of retirements, but you will see a lot of pushback on what's going on here, because and i agree with general, i'm sorry, i agree with the secretary of defense, i agree with brett mcgurk, this is the absolute wrong thing to do. we are repeating the mistakes in the past in afghanistan and iraq and i can't believe that president trump is going down that same path. so i think he's going to get a lot of pushback, but he is the president and he will probably now surround himself with people who are going to go along with this. so i think we're probably not going to be able to reverse this awful decision. >> a defense official explained mattis' res ig naition to cnn this way. the president was the only one elected and must execute his agenda. to do that, he needs people who share his points of view. since you worked for five defense secretaries, are the conversa

at this annual sports festival there are camel and horse races but basically this is party time for petroloo bring their four—wheel drives and buggies for a romp on the dunes, and you don't get much bigger than the tal moreeb. 300 metres high at an incline of 50 degrees. i have been looking at one of the world's highest and steepest sand dunes for a while now and i really want to reach the top. luckily i've got myself a lift. whoa! we are going for it. we are reaching the top. the best way to describe what i'm about to experience is a self—drive video game simulation with some sightseeing thrown in. konnichiwa. welcome. they have been running these go—kart tours, taking in many of the tourist attractions of central tokyo, for several years now. this brings back memories from my childhood. yoshi, luigi and mario. it has got to be mario. where is the key? john, where is the key? this is ridiculous. even though it is a sunday morning and the traffic is lighter, it takes a while to get used to driving a vehicle that feels so low and exposed. 0h! slightly vulnerable, but i think i'm getting the

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the camel comes out and a lot of pilots love that. it had an tendency to fall into an inverted spin, which is super dangerous. other pilots liked the spad, said it was durable and said the newport, yes, the newport is more maneuverable but if you turn too tight you might tear your own wings off and that's a problem. so we don't want that. what's interesting -- i'm not trying to get into an argument about which plane is best. we can have that at the bar. but what's interesting to me is what their reasoning is for what they think a good plane is. what they're looking for in a good plane. it's always characteristics that give them an edge in combat, in that ace fighter man on man combat. that's what they're looking for. this aggressiveness that i'm talking about, the lust for violence, again, it's tempered by that sense of chivalry. and, again, historians have said this is largely untrue. it largely isn't but it's true just often enough that there are some specific examples that pilots can point to and see look how noble we're being in s

>> this was the straw that will broke the camel's back.een trying to distance himself from the secretary as the secretary is trying to do his job for the benefit of the american people. the men and women in the uniform for the united states. i think the followcy was so detached from the reality of the facts on the ground that he just could not continue to serve. >> what can congress do to reign in the president's worst impulses on key national security issues today. it is in our constitution. >> we have done that in the past, just a few days ago, literally, there was a significant vote on the war powers act with respect to yemen. that was the senate voting in a bipartisan manner, very strongly, sending the signal they have to do more to end quickly the fighting in yemen. then in addition to that, there was a unanimous resolution condemning the killing of khashoggi by the saudis. particularly naming the crown prince. that is what i think is a very specific and very direct -- we can use not only the bully pulpit, but with congress and the ho

. >> there's a proverb about the straw and the camel for a reason, matthew, right? these now it does feel as if this camel is gasping for breath of everything it's carrying, and it's like how much more can the party take. >> you have to remember january resets the table because democrats are now invested in control of the house. >> do you see that as an asset of the president short-term? >> it's a potential asset because he could triangulate and start to pick fights. i'm not saying he will, but i'm saying he could do it. frustration republicans have is that there are ways to handle the situations he faces. he's just not doing it. >> it goes back to if he'd be a better client maybe his lawyers could be better lawyers on behalf of their client. happy friday, well-done. thank you, panel. we'll be right back. life isn't a straight line. things happen. and sometimes you can find yourself heading in a new direction. but at fidelity, we help you prepare for the unexpected with retirement planning and advice for what you need today and tomorrow. because when you're with fid

the camel even is planted in the same field as peas that way land is not diverted from food production. what's more the peas need less pesticide when cultivated with camelina. camelina and peas flour at different times. so there's a more continuous source of food for insects. the plants are harvested together. due to that size difference the seeds can be easily separated. and so healthy paint is better for people than for nature. if. you like them and. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet from. ashton doing your bit we shared your story. personal a holiday celebrated by people in many parts of the world it's just around the corner and all too often it involved a madrassa to get searchable presents of friends and family members. what's your christmas shopping strategy for lisa. it's not always easy but i do my best to celebrate in an ethical and environmentally friendly way lucky for me it's a trend that's taking hold around the globe we took a trip to london to pick up a few ideas for thinking holiday market there. at typical british chr

and so now the british come back and they come up with camel, this bad fighter, and so now we have got lots of levels of technology being advanced very quickly to shoot each other down. by the time you get into 1918, it's very clear, even though in 1918 air powers playing a particularly large role. by this time the germans are experimenting in their spring offenses with some new ground techniques that are pretty effective. the sammy hill offensive of the americans is probably the largest air attack up to that point in history, 1500 planes. and is fairly effective but what is clear also that airpower has not changed the nature or in any significant way. before the war started, there are all these terrorists talking about will if we can get airplanes working the war will never be the same. it will all be completely different. and all this revealed was that just like you fought on the ground before, now you just have more space to fight in. you're fighting in the air and is turning into attrition the air dislike it was attrition on the ground. and you have fundamentally changed things and

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state of virginia was found guilty once i was out i mean i'm exposed so i gotta come forward i got a camel why is this in the truth about this here. why me know all because i didn't see you i don't want you to have to go through what happened go to. gerry served his time he learned that earl washington received a full pardon and after seventeen years was finally released from prison about four percent of the guys that have executed and they stuck out that they were innocent so in napa earle's case you know placed doubt here to find out that innocent people were there on death row. after serving his time jerry worked hard to rebuild his life. he begins speaking out against the death penalty one of the few executioners to do so we need to do that we need to change and i didn't enjoy killing people so what can we do to prevent these things from happening. jerry thought often about washington. if i ever get to see him i want to say oh you know i'm sorry but i'm glad that things didn't go in a way there was plan to go and i'm glad to see you on a side because i can apologize to you after that t

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