catherine clifford reports. catherine: these satellite site nearw the unesco the temple of bel, showing vast destruction to the 2000-year-old temple in the agency pull of palmyra, -- in the ancient city of palmyra. occupied by isis. there were conflicting reports of its fate as witnesses were unable to approach the site. however, you and satellite analysts said the new image shows the destruction of the temple's main building as well as the role of columns nearby. destructioner the of a smaller temple a week earlier. unesco condemned the instructor -- unesco condemned the destruction as a war crime. the islamic state organization has already blown up several unesco sites across its self-declared caliphate in syria and iraq. militants can be seen hacking apart antiquities with sledgehammers in online videos. they saluted -- they are selling relics on the black market. a second foreign man has been arrested in thailand linked to last month's totally bombing at a shrine in bangkok. the motive for the blast that kill

catherine clifford reports on the floods that hit hardest in the secluded community of hildale. vehicle! oh, no! >> virginia black capture the moment does co-vehicles were swept away in violent flash floods. inside were two women and 13 children. only three children survived. >> i have children. i am a mother. it is hard. hard for the whole community because they were quite close. close to each other. >> hundreds of meters downstream, several teenagers witnessed the rescue attempts. >> it was up to the windows. they ripped up the airbags and pulled it open, arms and legs just hanging. there was not a pulse. >> it is the worst floods in the area in living memory. >> we realize this is an act of god. >> with a population of around 3000, hildale is the home to the polygamist fundamentalist church jesus christ of latter-day saints. some 80 kilometers away at a national park, four were killed. several are still missing. search and cleanup operations have been held back by further heavy rains and flooding. now to -- genie: now to an alarming report by a conservation group, wwf. it say