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Took the camel to an animal control center. the owner did not have a permit and now faces several charges. that happens pretty frequently. >> he missed his camel permit. he didn't renew his camel permit. you need a camel permit? >> in california you do. >> you know what? i'm not participating. i'm not getting a camel permit. >> i'm worried is he loose and coming for me. >> let's talk some sports news this morning. a bombshell new report by independent investigator shed new light on the miami dolphins bullying scandal. it confirms that richie incognito and two other players harassed jonathan ma...

Highway leaving six people hurt and a 90-year-old woman dead. listen. >> you need help? >> where are you at? >> 81, the side road. we lost our brakes. there is eight of us in a van. >> are you going westbound? >> i don't know! >> hang on one second. >> the mini van crashed into another car before it went down an embankment and burst into flames. investigators are trying to figure out what caused that crash. the search is underway for a missing sailor after a navy chopper goes down. the helicopter was on a training mission when they had to make an emergency water landing 20 miles off the coas...

Police found no gun. anyway, that's between them, i guess. martha: all right, well, a bombshell new report claims the united states cannot actually prove that syrian president bashar al assad directly ordered last month's chemical weapons attack on his own people, and jim walsh is with the securities studies program at the massachusetts institute of technology. he joins me now. good to see you again. >> good to see you, martha. martha: so what do you make of this report? >> well, at one level it makes sense. you're not going to have, quote, absolute proof until assad is toppled. then you might...

Who say fighting crime is certainly no the going to be done by adding more guns out on the streets. one person calling this, a sick, social experiment. a lawmaker down in tucson is outraged, calling the idea, reckless. we spoke to a houston-area attorney and radio talk show host who fears the number of accidental shootings and suicides will go up if these guns get into the wrong hands. >> what he should really be thinking about what it will look to look into the eyes of parents, once one of those guns falls into the wrong hands or once one of the guns accidentally discharges or kills or maims ...

Sales so agents at tracing center in west virginia forced to use technology of 1940s pouring through boxes, waterlogged sales records and even microfiche. they believe he acquired the guns from private sellers or gun shows and background checks are not required. >> there's no documentation required for private transactions so whatever occurs in that zone is invisible to us. >> reporter: estimated 80% of those convicted of gun crimes get the weapons through private sales and more evidence of what prosecutors are say are alarming gaps in the nation's gun laws. nbc news, bowling green, ohio. co...