i continue my interview with congressmember john lewis. risked his life numerous times marching for the rights of all americans to vote. he marched side-by-side with dr. martin luther king, helped organize the freedom rides, spoke of the 1963 march on washington. congressmember lewis was also a leader of the now famous voting rights march from selma to montgomery. on july 6, 1964, he led 50 african americans to the courthouse in selma, alabama on voter registration day. this sheriff jim clark arrested them rather than allow them to apply the vote. i played a clip of his close friend and ally martin luther king, jr. speaking in 1965 about jim clark. >> i am here to tell you tonight that the businessmen, the police commissioner of this city, and everybody in the white power structure of this city must take responsibility for everything that jim clark says. [applause] it is time for us to say to these men, that if you do not do something about it, we will have no alternative but to engage in broader and more drastic forms of civil disobedienc

meriweather lewis was a smart guy. unfortunately he was a shy man and he didn't interact well with people. he was an outdoorsman. he spent his early years on the frontier which was in now western virginia and he was looking for things that were unfamiliar to him. he was looking for the indians. he was looking for plants, animals, birds, fish, whatever. and he carried that over with him on to the expedition. on the other hand, clark was aa people person. he related well to the men and they to him. so, really, between the two of them they had the mental horses to keep this expedition under control and on the way. they knew what to expect for much of their trip. once they got as far as st. louis, once they got past st. louis and st. charles, things changed because there were no places that they could look forward to for a warm meal around the fireplace and bed to sleep in. they were out in unexplored territory as far as the western europeans were concerned. in the afternoon of june 4, the keel boat which was the larger of

lewis had been jefferson's secretary.efferson had known him for years, they were relatively close neighbors in virginia. so he knew lewis and knew his capabilities and knew he was the man who could pull this off, getting to the pacific ocean. clark had been lewis' immediate superior when they were in the army together on the frontier in ohio and illinois. he and clark formed a great friendship in the service. so, when lewis knew that this was coming, and had he been selected to lead it, he said there's only one fella that i want to go with me as a cocaptain would be william clark. merryweather lewis was a shy man and did not interact well with people. he was an outdoorsman, he spent his early years on the frontier, which is now western virginia. and he was looking for things that were unfamiliar to him. he was looking for the indians. he was looking for plants, animals, birds, fish, whatever. and he carried that over with him on to the exhibition. on the other hand. clark, was a people person. he related well to the men.

snoo snooki, music from joe cocker featuring huey lewis and unnecessary >> jimmy: what's the problem, guillermo. >> guillermo: i had a strange dream. >> jimmy: a strange dream. that sounds dangerous and exciting. >> guillermo: it was. i was at a cheesecake factory and i ate oreo cheesecake. >> jimmy: have you been in mommy's medicine cabinet again? >> guillermo: no. it was real. my cheesecake had a lot of oreo cookies and oreo cookies and it was true, bro. >> jimmy: don't call me bro. it was not a dream, it wasn't a dream at all. it's real. you're supposed to say no way. >> guillermo: no way. >> jimmy: seriously. the cheesecake factory is introducing the or owe dream on july 0th. since july 309 is national cheesecake day, they're offering any slice at half price for dine-inguests. >> guillermo: am i dreaming right now? >> jimmy: no. this is real. here. touch my stomach. >> guillermo: wow. this is real. >> jimmy: put on some underpants and let's go fill this up. >> dicky: dine with us on july 30th for national cheesecake day and get any slice for half price, including brand new oreo ch

we'll be back with music have joe cocker and huey lewis.os bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios the next generation and then countless more. how do you kill them? frontline plus. it uses two ingredients. one to kill adult fleas and ticks. plus another to eliminate flea eggs and larvae, annihilating the next generation of fleas. and, frontline plus works non-stop for thirty days. no wonder it's the number one choice of vets for their pets and yours. ask your vet about frontline plus. accept nothing less. >> dicky: is jimmy kimmel live concert series sponsored by bud light. >> jimmy: you can see them on tour together this summer. here performing the classic, "feelin' alright," joe cocker featuring huey lewis. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ seems i've got to have a change of scene every night i have the strangest dream ♪ ♪ imprisoned by the way it could have been left here on my own or so it seems ♪ ♪ i've got to leave before i start to scream whoa someone lock

snoo snooki, music from joe cocker featuring huey lewis and if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. if you've got a business, you didn't build that. somebody else made that happen. my father's hands didn't build this company. my hands dn't build this company. through hard work and a little bit of luck, we built this business. why are you demonizing us for it? it's time whad somebody who believes in us. someone who believes that achievement shld be rewarded not punished. we need somebody who believes in america. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >> jimmy: what's the problem, guillermo. >> guillermo: i had a strange dream. >> jimmy: a strange dream. that sounds dangerous and exciting. >> guillermo: it was. i was at a cheesecake factory and i ate oreo cheesecake. >> jimmy: have you been in mommy's medicine cabinet again? >> guillermo: no. it was real. my cheesecake had a lot of oreo cookies and oreo cookies and it was true, bro. >> jimmy: don't call me bro. it was not a dream, it wasn't a dream at all. it's real. you're supposed to say no way. >>

jeffrey laurence and was stephen lewis, the former u.n. secretary general special envoy for hiv/aids in africa, now co-director of aids- free world. we will be joined by the rev. canon gideon byamugisha of uganda, the first african religious leader to openly declare his hiv-positive status. >> knowing that your positive, they're going to shame you, discriminate against u.s. and so forth, so people shy away. >> all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. samangan of forces are continuing their bombardment of the city of aleppo ahead of a widely expected all-out assault to uproot rebel fighters. hundreds of troops are said to have massed on the city's outskirts as syrian gunships pound several neighborhoods. rebel forces have launched attacks on army checkpoints around the city. a number of people were reported dead in clashes on thursday, the exact amount is impossible to verify. in washington, state department spokesperson victoria nuland said the u.s. fears a new m

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lewis passed away just last week unexpectedly, so we only have three episodes with lewis, but we wereo continue, and chris went back to shoot another episode and talked to his friends and found that he had unfortunately passed of a heart attack. >> well, that is not exactly right. a viewer whose father who played basketball with lewis brown e-mailed us to set the record straight and we are glad he did. "the new york times" published his obituary last september and not last week, but earlier it ran a lengthy story about the long decline from basketball progeny to windshield wiper. i could not stop reading. brown led the high school to three championships and helped take unlv to the final four. he is one of the famous hardway 8. the nba should have been his next step, but his sister says, quote, drugs were his downfall. the "times" says that brown played two pro games in the u.s., and he played overseas on and off, but he had to quit when his knee gave out at the age of 42. lewis brown died on the the streets at the age of 56 and left many friends but few belongings, and among them a la

ray lewis, does like the last 17 years we started with ray lewis. he said he wants to beat faster and that is the reason. smith would be faster without a groin injury he played through last season. had read and his customary cut off sweat -- back to ray lewis, his journey it was 17 years as a middle linebacker, you have to come up with the new name for experience because it doesn't seem to do it justice. the bar had been set high. lewis enjoyed as a different view. >> coming into the minicamp with all the new additions, both of them have a different spirit over there which equals out the defense. i think it will be an exciting season. >> ray lewis, absolutely unbelievable in his 17th season. he was out here and long sleeves and full sweatpants. coming up at 6:00, gerry sandusky will be here. pete gilbert, wbal-tv 11 sports. >> an investigation is under way at a popular purchase store in montgomery county. " northbound and southbound lanes had to be closed at the start of the evening commute. we are told 85 firefighters raced to the scene to try to s

>> i just want to say that the mexicans were here first before lewis and clark. [laughter] >> thank you. and with that, thank you to the staff and all of the consultants that have contributed to this. this has been helpful. and we look forward to the wrapup session in five weeks. we are about to go into closed session. is there any public comment to be discussed in closed session? seeing none, if we can start that process of clearing the room. >> item 16, pursuant to code, section >> the public utilities commission is back in session. regard and abiding past -- item 16, the commission unanimously approved a list of candidates to be sent to the mayor. the commission will not release the names or the number of candidates. could i have a motion regarding whether to disclose? >> disclosed the action? >> this is a motion whether to disclose. >> i moved not to disclose. >> second. >> ok, that carries. is there other new business? do we need to open the doors? [laughter] >> david is out there. [laughter] [inaudible] >> this meeting is adjourned. >> good morning. i am da

lewis 37... entering his 17th season.reed 33... 11th season. with the current 11 players running as starters... the ravens average age on defense is 27.take reed and lewis out of the equation it's 25..that's called prime football age just past a rookie deal.the ravens have changed their ways on defense... yet, no one's taking notice. 3 for the second straight day....ravens left tackle bryant mckinnie is still a no show.he has yet to report to camp... and will be fined every day he misses.john harbaugh said this week it's a personal matter...it's not mckinnie's first off the field issue.he's a liability..and the ravens are prepared to move on without him in camp... michael oher is getting another shot at left tackle. 3 those poor cleveland browns...lost their team to baltimore...didn't have a team for three seasons. got one back.... and today it's for sale..owner randy lerner released a statement saying so...but said the organization will stay in cleveland.here's the kicker... jimmy haslam... minority owner of the steelers is in talks of buying.

and the fox report team reaching out to the family of pastor lewis and moments ago sharing news they photographs. we know that in egypt, the pastor along with another american retracing the steps of jesus in the who willy land and snatched in broad daylight, and that's a region in eastern most egypt that links egypt to israel. our peter doocy following the story from washington. >> reporter: harris, the 32-year-old hostage taken says his 62-year-old uncle was thrown in a jail last week because he wouldn't bribe them and the nephew wants the triple kidnapping to urge authorities to free his uncle and using lewis and 39-year-old from the boston area and the tour guide as leverage. the state department says, we're aware that two americans were kidnapped. and that egyptian authorities are doing everything to bring back safe relief and we will provide counselor assistance as needed. hillary clinton met with egyptian leaders as part of a pre-scheduled trip and this situation is a big test for their new president. >> i think the egyptian government has to demonstrate that it's still able to

. >>> ravens linebacker ray lewis and united athletes foundation are giving back to the community today. lewis will speak to toyota employees at the financial literacy symposium in the baltimore area manufacturing plant. he will speak at a private event at the reg nall f lewis museum where he will serve as the host for the uaf as they announce a long-term partnership with the council and advisory firm. >>> five things to know on this monday morning. james holmes will appear in court. he is believed to have opened fire at midnight. 12 people died and 58 others injured. >>> more than 20,000 delegates from 200 countries gathered in dc for the world aid conference. aids conference began yesterday a will run for a number of days. eye takes place at walter e. washington convention center. >>> today, a 17-year-old will learn his punishment in the near fatal fear attack sentencing is in broward county florida for 17-year-old matthew bend. he was found guilty of aggravated battery in the near fatal fire attack on michael brewer and faces up to 15 years behind bars. >>> and jury selection begins

people are going to be surprised at the final. >> there it is from carl lewis. thank you so much for your time tonight, my friend. >> great, thank you. >> a quick update on ed and his wife wendy. we informed you wendy had been stricken with ovarian cancer. i'm happy to report wendy has ben released from the hospital and her doctors believe she's on the road to a full recovery. wendy and ed have arrived back home in minnesota. ed is committed to be with wendy on her long road to recovery every step of the way. ed wauntsd me to thank the countless number of people who have reached out to wendy and him in his trying time. the big man will be back in his chair as soon as he can. we'll be right back. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomorrow's careers. this is your moment. let nothing stand in your way. devry university, proud to support the educat

fitting. lewis ended his career in cleveland..lewis played 6 seasons as a raven.and is the franchise'srusher. any time he's on the links for a major...count on the focus to be tiger this, tiger that. comes with the greatness territory for tiger woods. woods.he's just 4 majors away from tying jack nicklaus' record of 18...but he hasn't won a major in four years. he'll look to change that at the open championship..but i wouldn't put all the pressure on tiger.that goes to the locals...no english golfer has won a british open on english soil since 19-69.this could be the year with the world's number one golfer luke donald and number 3 lee westwood in attendance.westwood's focus for thursday... block out pressure. i've gotten more relaxed and played while letting the cards fall where they may really. i don't find myself pressing particularly hard. i think because they are such a hard task, it's hard to press a major championship. lee westwood... has yet to win a major..that's all for sports unlimited. i'm morgan adsit.

former fbi director lewis freeh laid the blame at the feet of four top penn state officials leaving jerry sandusky free rein to abuse children over the course of almost 15 years. >> our most saddening and sobering finding is the total disregard for the safety and welfare of sandusky's child victims by the most senior leader at penn state. the most powerful men at penn state failed to take any steps for 14 years to protect the children who sandusky victimized. mr. spanier, schultz, curley and pa pat showed no concern for the well being of sandusky's victims until after sandusky's arrest. >> reporter: freeh also talked about a culture of secrecy at the university going back to at least 1998. freeh's report found even back then joe paterno and others knew they had a problem with jerry sandusky and, for example, they even pointed to a note written by then vice president gary schultz after an incident involving two boys and jerry sandusky in which he wrote is this the opening. pandora's box? are there other children? now attorneys for graham spanier have not responded and lawyers for -- >> wel

freeh. >> lewis freeh said in the press conference there were red flags all over the place.l prosecutor trying child sex crimes and the red flags were rampant. educators do have that duty to report. it's very surprising having found out something in 1998 after hearing about it again in 2001 even joe paterno would not have done something. i think what's al very striking is it appears initially the four men decided yes this is something we need to report not only to the school but child services. after meeting with joe paterno the tone changed. they decided a more humane way. >> humane for who? for jerry sandusky. no humanity whatsoever for the children. particularly the victim in the 2001 shower incident that was discussed at length but no one suggested maybe we should find this boy and find out from him what happened and find out if he's okay. >> exactly. >> nothing. >> that sort of is why this almost an indictment, not a criminal indictment but in the court of opinion people are saying come on. >> come on. >> i think the real question on everyone's mind we know curley and s

pastor lewis is also a diabetic. we learned the medication he had with him was on that bus when he was captured. his son had to fill in for him on sunday services both he and parishioners turning to god before getting through this entire ordeal. >>> we are still in good spirits. >> we are praying for him. this is a man of god. >> the kidnaper working with police officials to give pastor lewis his medication. the allowed him to talk to his wife. he is saying he will kill lewis and a flshg onzi if they rays him. will he kill if his demands aren't met. >> 10 minutes after the hour. it is time for the update with maria molina and a lot of hot weather across the country, too. >> we are expecting a return to the heat across pretty much most of the midwest and northeast and mid atlantic. kiejd of wh kind of what you sa couple weeks ago where we had fatalities due to the extreme heat. we could see more of that. finally an end to the rainfall. we have had strong storms roll through late last night into the overnight hours and

here is aaron lewis with the song "forever".

well, the thing that excited me about being here today is the fact that it's june the 4th and the lewis and clark core of discovery passed through here just beyond those trees that you see over there. on june the 4th in 1804. that's 208 years ago. they were on their way to the pacific ocean, and as i say, they passed here and continued on up the missouri river. they followed the river up to the eastern slope of the rocky mountains. it was pre-louisiana purchase. thomas jefferson had wanted to send an expedition of 12 men out

we'll have aaron lewis live on our stage today.part of the all american summer concert series right here. if you're in the new york city area, come down at 48th and sixth avenue around 8:00 and you'll see him live. >> it's going to be a great show. we also have famous dave's barbecue here and i know it's going to be a good show because steve is wearing his ceremonial summer suit. >> that's right. >> for me.

meanwhile f one driver lewis hamilton has given the olympic torch a helping hand as it makes its way around britain from the former world champion carry the flame in the town of loops in the east of england and loved every minute of it. first phenomenal. the response and the reception of so early in the morning and to be to be nominated or us to be to do this is a real honor honestly i've never in a million years thought out a chance to do it so i enjoyed every single second of it. finally when it comes to extreme sports russia is catching up fast with the west in the summer season sees a whole host of events across the country including the adrenalin games in moscow which has attracted international stars with more is my kind of. it felt like the seventh annual adrenaline game in moscow had a statement to make that the world should be paying more attention to its budding skaters and be a mix reuters indeed says the collapse of the soviet union russia has been playing catch up with the world in a lot of traditional sports especially those of the extreme kind but you wouldn't think th

for top of the boxing legend and former olympic champion lennox lewis he gave his views on how russia might fare in the boxing ring at these olympic games we're going to have to see because this is a competition you know when you look professional boxing most of the eastern bloc countries are doing well boxing so this time i believe that the russian boxing team should do better everybody action continues of the teams forwards for russia on sunday as for very much fancied for men's fall. able to take the colts of iran second in the world as well as face stiff competition from the likes of brazil. usa as well as the competition gets underway into the latter rounds but certainly they'll be looking for a medal also britain's basketball team will be coming up against the russians in a much anticipated and. the russians probably won't be able to get a medal podium you have to play out of the skins are going to do so but certainly will be hoping to get their competition off to the best possible start has been a couple of busy days for maria sharapova of course she carried the russian flag ob

lewis 37... entering his 17th season.reed 33... 11th season. 11 players running as starters... the ravens average age on defense is 27.take reed and lewis out of the equation it's 25..that's called prime football age just past a rookie deal.the ravens have changed their ways on defense... yet, no one's taking notice. 3 for the second straight day....ravens left tackle bryant mckinnie is still a no show.he has yet to report to camp... and will be fined every day he misses.john harbaugh said this week it's a personal matter...it's not mckinnie's first off the field issue.he's a liability..and the ravens are prepared to move on without him in camp... michael oher is getting another shot at left tackle. 3 o's try to cool down the red hot a's...and a team in the a- f-c north is for sale...coming up on the late edition... 3 many men... hate... going... to the grocery store.../ but... that... could change .. .with this... little isle... of paradise paradisea... new york grocery store... has... streamlined products.../ and... created ...the first ever.

we would take 795 to mcdaniel to see lewis. no tents no fences, no stands for the fans. >> i would spend every day up there. >> reporter: now they're filled with la crosse players instead of ravens. there was no training camp because of the lockout. the ravens are moving their training camp training camp -- training camp to the under armour center. take a look at this room. 39 people are here tonight. >> the ironic thing is we're hosting weight loss meetings in our back room. >> a free hot dog for the rest of the year. >> the biggest disappointment is the kids. >> harry describes the hurt. >> it's like a 17-year-old relationship that breaks up. you wish them well. >> the sign just says it all. we still love the ravens. >> a business decision. we understand that. they made decisions. we had to make decisions. we'll be okay. >> harry's grill has been around since 1947. there's one complaint. the town is not waving ravens flags on main street. some people want the town to put them back up. the first preseason game will be right he

we'll have aaron lewis live on our stage today.s all part of the all american summer concert series right here. if you're in the new york city area, come down at 48th and sixth avenue around 8:00 and you'll see him live. >> it's going to be a great show. we also have famous dave's barbecue here and i know it's going to be a good show because steve is wearing his ceremonial summer suit. >> that's right. >> for me. which i really appreciate when you wear this. >> as i see the barbecue out there, i'm sure some will wind up here. at home go ahead and keep track of how long it takes before alisyn camerota makes her first arvelle ice cream guy. >> mr. softy? >> she wanted to lose that one right away. >> i'm going to resist it. >> it took 14 seconds. >> just for good humor. >> let's see how long -- >> wow! >> i say by 6:30 eastern, she will refer to me at some point as matt lock. >> she always does. you knew this was going to happen. you still wore the suit. >> it's summer here at "fox & friends" and we're very happy. happy friday! so let

to show up and she never showed up. >> juliet lewis, who is she? was a coworker of casey's through not only universal studios, but also someone she worked with at hard rock cafe. >> and did you ever speak to juliet lewis? >> no, i did not. >> what does she look like? >> i could only tell you a description that casey gave me. i've never seen her. >> and why did she describe her to you? >> i remember one day we were sitting in universal parking lot waiting for her boss and juliet to arrive. we were supposed to -- i volunteered to help casey with a fundraiser. >> how long did you wait for juliet before she never showed up? >> hour, hour and a half. >> think about that for a second. that's the length of a movie while you're sitting there waiting for someone to appear who you know doe doesn't exist. what was the motive for that? murder? no, absolutely not. this happened close to a year before anything ever happened to caylee. so all of these things -- this would have to be a remarkable, extraordinary, super thought-out process of two years of living in

lewis's family in boston is confident he'll be released their concern for his health >>> he is diabetic the longer they called him i assume and not work in its favor. >>> of funds is friends describe her as caring mother. >>> and she's a great mom and a great person i can't believe it >>> he told the ap more people from other countries will be abducted and has his demands are met hillary clinton in egypt to meet with the new president did not mention the kidnappings. the u.s. embassy says it is working with authorities for doing everything to ensure the american safety. dru levenson cbs news >>> a few over a outsourcing boils over in the race for president and you'll see more of it on the sunday morning talk shows both sides accuse each other of lying over mitt romney's leadership of bain capital. >>> campaigning in richmond the president he did things up on the issue of outsourcing, >>> i don't want to pioneered in outsourcing i want in sourcing. i want to bring companies back. >>> the president's campaign issued a new attack ad criticizing romney singing and sending jobs overseas it d

you let penn state and lewis freeh handle this. you don't impose any penalty. >> the death penalty you talk about has been prescribed once in the history of college sports. smu, 1986. what you had was literally top to bottom. it went from the governor of the state to parents to businessmen to boosters to players to administrators to coaches to support staff. everybody was in on a payment scheme for players that lasted for years. it was a total football scandal. >> you think the folks that are culpable have been dismissed they are now gone. >> you had some real bad characters here and the scope of this thing when you talk about the human tragedy you can't compare to it anything else. when you want to start talking -- i honestly believe the football players and the football program there's going a lot of damage to penn state. i don't think you need the death penalty on the of it. a lot of damage. joe paterno is gone. tim curley is never getting a job again. their careers are shattered. deservedly so. >> at this hour penn state board

as he steps off the ledge, shay hugs lewis close.to the floor below where more firefighters pull them in. >> the relief came when we got pulled in. >> both giagos and lewis are taken to the hospital and treated for smoke inhalation. it takes the fdny another hour to control the fire. afterwards shea and barr talk to a local reporter. >> you're looking at two guys, high profile. it could be anybody. it's a lot of guys, the whole team. >> he was first. i'm just fast. it's nothing that anybody wouldn't have done it. >> is this the reason you became a firefighter in the first place? >> no. it's the whole reason. whole reason. >> an exhausted but elated patty brown weighs in. >> so proud of these two guys. 50 years on the job, most courageous job i ever saw. these guys hanging 13 floors. >> in the decade that follows this amazing rescue, the men of rescue one and the fdny continue to serve the city of new york. but sadly three of the firefighters who came to the aid of jose and peter in 1991 that day are killed at the world trade center o

hundred 50 years ago, lewis and clark, and they saw that everything was most pristine. today in the year 2012, we need developers who are on this project -- and i briefly worked for one gentleman who is a consultant to tell us in the year 2012 in a forum like this what is best for this great city and county of san francisco. on the one hand, we have the city. they are not capable of looking after our trees, some 26,000 trees that we have not factored into this equation. we do have the ability to work on what i call repair and projects, which i have always that -- already brought to certain people in sfpuc to look at nine months ago. looking just to inform you, to give our young people a chance to work on a nursery, eggplant, work on -- of plants, work on repair projects and have the ability to maintain the trees that the department of public works and the city has neglected, or is going to neglect. i look forward to all of the good people that are talking about whatever is green, to work with our work force to train and somehow -- they are going to do it. so they can pa

. >>> ray lewis was at the lewis museum today representing the ufa or united athletes foundation. the nonprofit is announcing a new partnership with the national accounting firm baker kelly to brainstorm on housing and community development. >>> coming up, in flames destructive fire on a nuclear submarine is now ruled arson. the suspect's bizarre excuse for setting the blaze. >>> a mere riot breaking out as police clash with a southern california community. what set off the wild melee. >>> a break in the humidity but also a chance of thunderstorms. i'm bob turk i'll have the complete forewarning forecast up next. >>> we've learned a lot about what happened that night. >> wjz's weather team investigates. >> i think what most people want to know is can it happen again. >> next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> partly cloudy ape 78 -- cloudy in central maryland right now. >>> the only bridge from the mountain resort washed away in beijing, the government says 37 people have died in the flood and over 30,000 are stranded at the airport. some parts of china have received 18 inches of rain since sa