. >>> carlsbad, california, we start with this dumpster. and some of them got a forklift. what's going on here. >> it's okay. >> two young baby raccoons holding on to each other. >> going to dump them out? >> he's not going to dump them out. he's trying to coax them out careful, bill. they're on the edge and they're up there. they're coming to you, bill. >> one is like, i've got to get down from here. >> one down. >> there it is. go. >> it got down safe enough and it runs off. >> bill saved the day. >> thanks, bill. >> you're the man, bill. >> see those guys and that crane up there? >> a crane. >> headed up there, aren't they? >> see what happens on top, next "right this minute." and still to come -- you never know whoo you're going to roll up next to the big studio the person in the truck next to him kept staring. finally the guy's like, i'm going to stare back. >> why? why is he doing that? >> a new study has revealed the secret to instant happiness. >> how much gratitude do you show in. >> not only is it going to make that person's day but it's going to make your day to

. >> it was a tuesday afternoon in carlsbad, california, just north of san diego. at the town beach, locals were enjoying the rays and 35-year-old crystal harris was in her car on a lunch break. she had a mini cassette recorder with her. she pressed play and listened to what she says are the sounds of her own rape. >> you're choking me. you're choking me! >> you sounded so terrified on the tape. what was it like to relive that whole experience? >> horrified but also glad there's that evidence. >> that evidence would be the centerpiece of a story about a controversial subject. one that's not often discussed. >> it's just so uncomfortable, an uncomfortable subject. >> one that raises boundaries between a husband and wife. when does what happens behind closed doors cross the line and become a crime? >> it can happen to any. >> it cuts across all socioeconomic levels. it cuts across every type of woman out there. >> crystal would face life and death decisions and tough questions about that tape. >> it just became "50 shad"50 sf gre grey"" as whether that was considered

inconsequential to have 68,000 jobs tied directly to outdoor recreation, and certainly the impact of carlsbad caverns national park, the petroglyph national monument in albuquerque, play places like banelier national monument next to los alamos. these are major draws to people across the country and around the world who come to new mexico and drive our local economy. >> we're very glad you're on the committee, senator hinrich, and one of the areas we're going to focus on is this question of the economic multiplier associated with outdoor recreation, and i talked about the numbers in rms of trying to offer a big figure when you're talking about $646 billion, you tend to get people's attention but when you're out in the rural west in particular and see what this means and everything from gas stations to motels to people who sell equipment and guides and the like, it really is extraordinary. so we're glad you're on this committee, and to have you particularly hammering away at the value of outdoor recreation is especially important. and we thank you. senator baldwin. >> thank you, mr. chairman.

i was wake boarding in carlsbad lagoon. i have been snowboarding in big bear. both a blast.at is your next goal? >> right now i'm at a boy scout ranch, i have eight different leads under me who have their own areas and i take care of them making sure they have everything they need, doing all of that. after that i will go to new jersey to be a theater major, theater performance. heather: crate. thank you so much for joining us. you're an inspiration for young people. patrick barnsley, thank you. and happy independence day. >> thank you very much. happy fourth of july. gregg: that is really impressive. heather: what was your favorite badge? gregg: i did like the mile swim around catalina island. i remember that one. that is about the only one i can remember. heather: you should get a badge for working with me every weekend. gregg: that would be priceless. heather: that would be the easiest one to earn and the most fun. gregg: absolutely would be. edward is noted running out of options this independence day. we will be the latest on snowden's whereabouts and the effort to bring

certainly the impact of carlsbad caverns national park in the everglades national monument in albuquerqueplaces like bandolier next to the national monument and los alamos. these are major draws people from across the country and across the world to come to new mexico and driver local economy. >> we are so glad that we are on the committee. one of the areas we will focus on is this question of the economic multiplier associated with outdoor recreation. i have talked about the numbers in terms of trying to offer a big figure. when you are talking about this, you tend to get peoples attention. but when you're out and you see what this means in everything from gas stations to motels to people that sell equipment and guides and the like, it really is extraordinary. we are so glad you're on this committee. to have you particularly hammering away at the value of outdoor recreation, that is especially important. senator? >> thank you, mr. chairman. we accept the invitation to continue on the same theme. we talk about the economic impact and the impact on jobs and some of the larger and premier p

certainly the impact of carlsbad caverns national parks, the national monument in albuquerque , placeslike bandoleer next to the national monument next to los alamos, these are major draws to people from across the country they come to new mexico and the local economy. >> we are very glad you're on the committee, senator heinrich. one of the areas of we're going to focus on is this question of the economic multiplier associated with up to a recreation. i talked about the numbers in terms of trying to offer up big figure. when you're talking about billions of dollars each and to get people's attention. when you're out in the overall western particular and see what this means, everything from gas stations to motels to people who sell equipment and guides and the like, it really is extraordinary. we're glad you're on this committee. to have the particularly hammering away at the value of upper recreation is especially important. we thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i accept the invitation to continue on that theme for a moment. we talk about the economic impact and the impact on jobs