on the shore of the siberian lake, a man was killed by a camel. the tragedy happened.ace, literally in a matter of seconds , no one could have thought that a camel would attack a person and inflict fatal injuries on him. animals live on the territory. hunting base for several years and similar incidents. it has never been here. here are the footage that got on the surveillance camera, you can see how the guard approaches the camel and beats his blows, obviously quite hard and not immediately, but the animal responds to the offender, grabs the man with his teeth and throws the injury turned out to be very serious , the guard was taken to the hospital, but it was not possible to save. why a man? the strength is unknown, but the employees of the hunting base explain this by the fact that he simply performed his duties and scared there were cars here scaring away, so as not to itch, fainted, scaring away. so what, i kind of. well, why is he in his hands, which was not meanwhile his behavior, the deceased could provoke a camel, according to tabriz allakhyarov , who has been

lake ended on december 31, and the ice crossing was not yet open during this period speed hovercraft khiva seta irreplaceable transport, which is also recognized as the safest; its name in the siberianine passengers who will certainly be able to appreciate all the beauties of lake baikal . the spectacle is still just beginning there - it's interesting, so i suggest looking behind the scenes. today we will give the floor to gtrk nizhny novgorod , we will broadcast them throughout the country in nizhny novgorod yulia kuznetsova is working today in novgorod yulia good evening. and what are your main topics today? hello maria, today we will talk about the situation on the main reservoirs after the recent thaw, the ice on the rivers has thinned, but this does not stop winter fishing enthusiasts. the employees of the state inspection for small boats carried out rails and the volga to warn fishermen about the danger of entering fragile ice. at the beginning of this winter, there were six people in the nizhny novgorod region. they fell into the water. four of them died. yulia thank you you have a few seconds to tune in, well, we have pskov state television and radio broadcasting company in

siberians. some way 80 pounds or more. their strength and durability allow them to trek through arctic conditions. though this team spends much of its time on minnesota lakesys dogs first so they always get watered and fed before i do. >> jack has plenty of help with that. >> this is my guy rocket. he is a rescue. >> reporter: stephanie is a self-proclaimed emotional support human for the dogs. >> the bond we're making working together out on the sled is -- it's something else. >> reporter: proof that the phrase man's best friend applies even on the frozen tundra. >> i want them to see how much the dogs love what they're doing. they get very excited to go. >> reporter: john lauritsen, cbs news, monticello, minnesota. >> that is cbs news for this sunday. i'm jericka doneson. i'm jericka duncan. we thank you so much for watching. have a great night. >>> after weeks of rain, wind, and flooding, some actual light at the end of the weather tunnel. when we can expect to get through this wave of winter storms. >>> yesterday you would've been ankle-deep out here. >> the damage adding up as local communities try to hold on until the storms finally passed. >>> one o

siberians. some weigh 80 pounds or more. >> hey hey. hup, hup. >> reporter: their strength and durability allow them to trek through arctic conditions though this team spends much of its time on minnesota lakesber one musher rule is always dogs first. so they always get watered and fed before i do. >> reporter: jack has plenty of help with that. >> this is my guy rocket. a rescue. r: steanie drayer is self-procl support human for the dogs. >> the bond that we're making working together out on the sled, it's something else. applies even on the frozen tundra. >> i wanted to see how much the dogs love what they're doing. they get very excited to go. >> reporter: john lauritsen, cbs news, monticello, minnesota. >> and that is the overnight news for this monday. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm matt pieper in new york. president biden will mark martin luther king jr. day with a breakfast in washington. mr. biden will join the reverend al sharpton and his national action network and will give the keynote address. mlk jr. would have turned 94 sunday. >>> a university of alabama basketball player has been charged withd wi

siberians. some way 86 pounds or more. their strength and durability allow them to trek through arctic conditions, though this team spends much of its time on minnesota lakese musher rule is always dogs first. so they always get watered and fed before i do. >> reporter: jack has plenty of help with that. >> this is my guy rocket. he is a rescue. i rescued him back in march. >> reporter: stephanie drayer is a self-proclaimed emotional support human for the dogs. >> the bond that we're making, working together out on the sled is -- it's something else. >> girls! >> reporter: proof that the phrase "man's best friend" applies, even on the frozen tundra. >> i want them to see how much the dogs love what they're doing. >> reporter: john lordson, cbs news, monticello, minnesota. >>> and that is the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jeff pegues. >>> this is the cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. video of former u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi's husband being attacked will