for many riyad he used to take part in rallies but then the desert took from him the most precious part of his life his ten year old son. the boy always went with him on extreme races but in what would be his last control of the car. the vehicle rolled upside down killing the young passenger. hasn't entered a single race since he found a place in the desert where the sand is a glorious pink sunsets and sunrises are exceptional and that's where he created this unique camp in memory of his child. this group of austrian adventurers has been struggling to get out of a sand trap. stuck fast in the sand close to riyadh's camp. after successfully bringing the tourists across the whole of eastern europe they thought it would be a good idea to take it to the sahara too. but the desert isn't known for its forgiving nature. only the bedouins are able to navigate this constantly changing landscape for generations they've grown up learning the many secrets of survival most are passed from generation to generation but others can only be learned by trial and error. of course there's no mobile connecti

these revelations recanted his story saying he quote have wanted to make a joke and quote neither riyad say nor the obama's have laughed at the media's joke in washington d.c. perry and boring are to. and more than six thousand websites including reddit tumblr and mozilla are taking part in an online protest against government surveillance the action marks to hear a sense website blackouts against bills like sopa and pipa the feb eleventh online protest has been coined the day we fight back and artes make a lopez has the story something is very wrong when we as americans know that before we open our mouths to speak whether to espouse a work colleague or in a political community our government is listening listening to your calls snooping on your emails but it is the government listening to calls for reform in the wake of edward snowden's revelations about the breadth and depth of america's surveillance infrastructure ordinary citizens are banding together against government spying over fifty seven hundred websites planned a day of action against the national security agency many turning

riyad, saudi arabia. yes, that's prince charles. ♪ >>>> it's 56 pack of the hour. the hour. day for stocks. the s&p 500 finishing lower by 12 in the dow off by nearly 90. the nasdaq falling 35. the imf is concerned about the pace of global growth given what's been going on with global markets and potential deflation in europe. the minutes up from the latest fomc meetings says the fed is on track to continue with gradual tapering. earlier, i asked kevin from ifel if this is a signal for investors to leave the market. collect the returns from here probably will not be as great as they were the last few years. that's for sure. the economies growing and we have better than 8% growth and that is a big surprise that not many are talking about. that's not really a big stretch. i don't see a real reason to run from the market. >> today's insight and action, they took a look at the case for investing in equities. the most compelling argument beating him bullish all year i'm sharing with insight and action brought to us from a strategist over at rbc. he went back 40 years and found an