with a happy excursion in.s individual wvideo was takee 12 boys and assistant coach made the bike trek up this road toward the cave. two members of the wild boars who did not make the trip told us that team excursions into the caves were nothing unusual. >> translator: i've gone inside four times. it takes about five or six hours. >> was it scary at all? when you went into the caves? >> translator: no. because when we visit the cave, we all go together and bring plenty of flashlights and food. >> reporter: but it's the beginning of rain ohio season. and sure enough, while they're in the cave, outside it began raining. and raining hard. >> translator: at the time, i felt nervous and worried because the parents told me that the kids went missing and they couldn't reach them. >> reporter: anxiety turning to alarm when the team's head coach learned of the team's excursion. he rushed to the site only to find their bikes, bags, and soccer cleats left at the front entrance. >> translator: i was stunned and shocked bec

authorities say the israeli couple collided on a zip line in honduras during an excursion from a cruise now, officials said the woman became stuck on the line and her husband slammed right into her. he died at the hospital. she's now getting treatment back here in the u.s. >>> actor johnny depp has been slapped with a lawsuit over an alleged punching incident. he's accused of hitting a manager on the set of the upcoming movie "city of lies." a lawsuit claims depp punched the man in the ribs after being told to wrap up shooting. the suit claims depp smelled of alcohol. >>> if you're struggling to get your baby to sleep through the night, a new study offers some food for thought. researchers found babies who were given solid food after three months slept longer than babies who were exclusively breastfed and woke up less frequently. but women have long been encouraged to wait six months before giving their baby solid foods, and doctors say nutrients from breast milk or formula are crucial. as always consult your own doctor about what's right for you. >>> in new jersey this is police body c

ferry's rather than excursions like the interpretive park cruises are. i will pause here.s i mentioned i want to invite laura up from the national park service to speak to you on her behalf. >> good morning. thank you for holding the special meeting to vote on this important and exciting project. for over five years, the port, national park services and golden gate national parks conservancy have been collaborating -- collaborating to develop division and solidify the business terms that will enable the long-term alcatraz island embarkation sight with benefits for all stakeholders and 1.7 million visitors. these visitors bring in nearly $200 million to the city and total annual spending power. almost half of which is estimated to be spent in the vicinity of the embarkation si site. camille's, shopping and attractions. th.the conservancy has been a valuable partner to us and are making critical investments in this project along with their future concessionaire. we appreciate the rigourous approach the port commission and staff have taken to addressing issues that have arise

el grupo desapareciÓ el 23 de junio durante una excursiÓn.tes de china y estados unidos han estado trabajando contrarreloj. en este vÍdeo muestran la invasiÓn dentro de la cueva. los buzos han tenido que luchar contra la corriente, sosteniÉndose a sogas. >>muchas personas vienen por ustedes. >>eso dijo un socorrista y los felicitÓ por su gran valentÍa.los gritos de jÚbilo. autoridades y familiares celebraron la asombrosa bÚsqueda y extraordinario hallazgo. >>estoy tan feliz. lo primero que harÉ es darle un abrazo . >>la cueva esta ubicada en chiang rai. el equipo logrÓ refugiarse en una cavidad donde podÍa respirar. >>nuestro desafÍo es enviarlos a sus casas. >>un centro de comando estÁ situado en la entrada de la cueva. mÉdicos y todos los equipos necesarios para el operativo estÁn ahÍ. un buzo dijo que los menores estÁn dÉbiles y un médico estÁ junto a ellos. se debe actuar rÁpidamente. la extracciÓnserÁ complicada porque se trata de una zona muy reducida e inundada y se esperan mÁs aguaceros en los prÓximos dÍas. el Único rastro que dejaro

leaders want to replace diesel-powered switcher locomotives.sh replace cra trucks with environmentally excurses. they want to add idling technology to their vehicles. >>> today, a public hearing will be restate after the chili bowl. there's emergency situation to name the block. that's 12th street to 13th street. they're preparing on the 16th anniversary there.y and c leaders want to change the process, so all of the road signs are changed. >>> d.c. united fans, your new field will be here. take a look. this is file video from durin the construction. the stadium is expected to bring in 1 million annualew revenve renues. the first game is j set fory 14th. >>> and the stadium is not the only new thing for the soccer club. wayne rooney prepares for his anticipated d e ed debut this s. he is expected to take the field against vancouver. there's hope that he can turn things around and get out of last place. let'hope for. >>> here's a sight the capps never get tired up. alex ovechkin showed off the fami cup before the world cup. the sefinals are set now. france takes on beium., on tuesdgland faces cr

a trip through the scenic columbia river gorge rounded out the two-day excursion for the first lady'sngton. ♪ spotlighting the benefits of a new conversation was one of president johnson's aims when he traveled to nashville to dedicate the $50 million dam. it was a perfect example of a new conservation because it preserves without polluting and brings nature and recreation within an easy day's drive of of people.usands >> we must build on the principle of bringing nature closer to the people. that is not just my dream. it is happening. it is happening here today in tennessee. it is coming true all over this nation. when i took office, we were losing hundreds of thousands of acres every year to the bulldozer. today, we are actually reclaiming morland and we are losing. land than we are losing. there is no legacy that i would rather leave than a permanent program of real conservation for this nation. [applause] >> back in washington, a new drama was unfolding. originally conceived by dr. martin luther king as a visible symbol of poverty in america, heavy rains and unrealistic demands br

ferguson fire, warning yosemite park visitors to avoid prolonged excursion.ne firefighter died fighting that fire. two others injured. >>> mark zuckerberg is clarifying controversial comments he made about facebook content posted by holocaust deniers. said didn't think facebook should remove the posts because he doesn't think the deniers are intentionally getting it wrong. said the social site's goal with fake news is not prevent people from saying something untrue but stop the spread of misinformation. later e-mailed the reporter saying didn't intend to defend the intent of holocaust deniers. >>> not all about sports at espies. >> larry beil was there. >> can be a fun time but serious tone at end of the show. live in los angeles outside the theater. award for courage when we come back. >> we'll check back with you. >>> this can't be safe. why some south bay drivers were doing a double take. >>> sandhya patel, monsoon moisture heading our way. closer look coming up. >>> "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news at 11:00. >> thanks dan and ama, tonight i challenge y

. >> crisis boi como milagro so, incluso el entrenador tambiÉn hablÓ y que la excursion a la cueva planearonmbiÉn desmintiÓ todas las versiones que los niÑos no sobrevivieron sin alimento perito mando el wow! que caÍ por las paredes de una cueva. >> wow!, unos sobrevivientes todos, ya slern ideal hospital, quÉ es lo que sigue para ellos? >> estÁn en sus casas y todos aumentaron de peso estÁn estables emocionalmente asÍ que de esta manera podemos cerrar un capÍtulo con un final feliz. >> con un final necesario. >> sÍ verdad. >> y aparte son noticias. >> gracias a ti pue lirn. >> gracias felicidades. >> un placer. >> en la a incendio del presidente trump una reuniÓn en washington cuando su gabinete cuando siguen vivos su reencuentro de putin, vamos a pa ahora ahora con lori que estÁ frente a la casa blanca, ¿quÉ tal? lori montenegro. >> muy buenas tardes a ti felicidad y te hablo de una casa blanca que estÁ a la ofensivo, quieren camar el tema el presidente se juntÓ con su gabinete a su lado su hija ivanka la economÍa y otra cosa que es el trabajador estados unidos, dice que maÑana va a hacer

and orange drinks before they followed their coach into the cave for what was supposed to be a fun excursion after practice that turned into a lesson of survival. so what happens now? we're told they will be evaluated and remain quarantined in the hospital for about a week. we're told two of the boys have pneumonia. their families will only be able t see them through a glass partition. >> president trump tweeting his praise following the rescue. he says quote, on behalf of the united states congratulations to the thai navy s.e.a.l.s all on the successful rescue of the 12 boys and their coach from the treacherous cave. triumph in thailand airs at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. >>> happening now, a search is under way to find a missing woman last seen here in the bay area. and now her missing family is offering a $10,000 reward for their safe return. investigators say the 23-year-old is from oregon. she was traveling from portland through the bay area was was last heard half moon bay. >>> fire investigators in san francisco say last night's fire in the forth beach neighborhood does not look su

she will comes all those who enter the harbor like the excursion ships their crews all around the lake. the lake is so big that only this was sighted can be seen from here the austrian shore is about forty five kilometers away but is never visible from constance that's due to the curvature of the earth. and i spot my next destination as it comes into sight now school it's said to have a delightful old town. there are half timbered houses a huge water wheel. an old castle. and the royal palace gates lakeside prominent is lined with one restaurant after the other a lot of them saw a fish in a kind of white fish typical of the region. but i've discovered that not all of the restaurants here surf locally caught fish i want to hear more about that so i for arranged to meet fisherman and he has got to go. on d.s. tells me that for a long time the lake was contaminated by fertilizers and contained an overabundance of plant nutrients like phosphates water treatment began in the one nine hundred seventy s. but and he has got to get things they've overdone it. i got funded you do you still go fi

. >>> gracias y muy buenas tardes una simple excursiÓn en un bote turÍstico incluyendo niÑos terminÓel hecho ocurriÓ a las 7 de la noche cuando una fuerte tormenta elÉctrica azotÓ a el sector de brown town en missouri. vientos de hasta 160 millas por horas provocaron oleaje fuerte y provocando el accidente. hay varios niÑos muertos son personas entre 1 y 70 aÑos de edad. hoy las autoridades dicen que mÁs de docenas de personas fueron hospitalizadas. cabe mencionar que el mal clima podrÍa ser la causa de este n naufragio otro bote similar lograron llegar sin rsonas logr sobrevivir a esta tragedia, ver. hasta 27 tornados que tomaron por sorpresa los meteorÓlogos fueron reportados ayer tarde en el centro de iowa. en la ciudad de. (nombre en inglÉs) cayeron paredes y techos en varios edificios como en la sede de los juzgado . en una planta de maquinaria agrÍcola los destrozos tambiÉn fueron importantes. la alerta por tornados se mantiene hasta las Últimas horas de esta tarde. - y un accidente de trÁfico en una autopista cercana a ciudad de mÉxico deja tambien un balance trÁgico con al me

why am i telling you about all of this well because right now i'm going to take you on a little excursionto good birthplace france and only about sixty kilometers from here is definitely worth a visit and not just for a layover and it's being as a report. trunk for time mine is well known for its story line it's banks and it's the airport but they're also the home of timber town was in. that surround the city hall a building known as the roman. frankfurt is the leading cultural center and it hosts the world's largest book fair. the fair was first held over five hundred years ago after you had a school bag invented the printing press. today is that she was just a stone's throw from left of the. fun forward. back in the eighteenth century when good was born only had about thirty thousand residents. but it was the coronation city of the kaiser's of the holy roman empire and as a free imperial city it had some autonomy. but above all it was a center of trade thanks to the trade routes and the trade for the structure for. the house where good was born is no newseum during one hundred thousand

she was hand-feeding sharks as part of a tourist excursion when one just grabbed onto her and dragged her off a boat. the whole thing was caught on video. you can see how quickly it happened. this was on australia's northwestern coast. the woman's friends were able to get her back on the boat. the incident left her with a broken finger, but she is otherwise okay. >>> if at first you don't succeed, try, try again they say. inspirational words some engineers in japan can use this morning. we'll tell you what went wrong jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. so let's see. for most of you, it's lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease, significantly reducing the risk of dying from a cardiovascu

one girl show he returns from his latest excursion his first stop is his studio not his apartment. after quickly going over the new photos he posts them on his social network site. the internet has given him an enormous boost in his do it yourself success. he already has over one hundred thousand followers on instagram. and now some of his best photos can be seen in his book the sound of mountains a world away from the computer screen. in. europe and its vast euro max brings you the highlights on instagram stunning landscapes spectacular buildings and mouthwatering delicacies our reporters are constantly on the look out with their cameras we look forward to your comments check out our your mags instagram stories and discover how exciting and diverse your art can be. on instagram. while we're back on the road now once a week. you are viewers can decide where to send our reporters you choose a destination in europe and we go there if you and share what we discovered please see i got to see the oak from and got a nazi on and paraguay got in touch and wants to know more about ukrainian

. >> outdoorsmen are on a five-day excursion and they picked the perfect place for it, canada. they're going to go to a stand that they're familiar with to see what they can see. and they captured something pretty incredible. mama bear and a couple of cubs right there, right in front of them. >> but they don't see you yet, don't draw attention to yourself. >> yet. >> okay, man. too true. thing is you have no idea how true. >> oh! >> it bit -- it actually pale -- you hear as they try to scare him away, looks like it might have worked. no, it did. >> ooh! >> all right. >> eventually it all slows down. >> these guys just have their very own experience fighting off a bear had the how did it go? well, let's find out because live via skype right this minute we have shannon and ka kay >> thanks like the scariest video we had on the show. how were you guys. >> shannon cut his thing on the knife a little bit. from the bear itself we managed to escape without a scratch from her. >> do you attribute that so just straight up luck or did you guys now how to act around a bear during an attac

. >> reporter: the boat was on a wildlife excursion when it burst into flames. >> the boat exploded right in front of us. >> reporter: killing 49-year-old malika grimes jackson from chattanooga as she celebrated her 15th wedding anniversary. her husband was seriously injured. >> they were a partnership and fun loving. she valued family very highly. >> reporter: nine other americans were injured, including 22-year-old stephanie schafer, a dancer and athlete. >> she did ballet dancing from the time she was very, very young. >> reporter: to save her life, doctors had to take both her legs. >> due to the accident, she -- both her legs were amputated at her knee. she's going to survive. we're going to pray and she's going to survive. >> reporter: people watched in horror from another boat as those passengers begged their captain to move the boat back. >> some people were already in the water. >> reporter: several jumped in to help, even as flames shot into the air. the owner and boat's captain was also injured.ur company, four s adventure, declined comment while the explosion is under investig

. >> reporter: the boys originally went into the cave as a fun excursion but with trapped by rising floodwaters. authorities thought the group was two miles into the cave but now confirmed they were found 300 to 400 meters beyond that point. outside, overjoyefamies, many aft holding a vigil around the clock, are now waiting anxiously for the boys' safe rescue. >> we have to find a way to get them out because the water is really low. >> reporter: officials exploring several rescue strategies including draining the floodwaters to clear a passage, teaching the group to scuba dive so they can swim out on their own or bringing them supplies to survive until the water subsides. >> it's important to note the safety. when it comes to being able to extract the children as well as the coach, safety is paramount. >> reporter: there are more heavy rains in the forecast and right now it is monsoon season in thailand. that means officials say with safety in mind, crews could end having to send food and supplies into the cave for months. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >>> oprah is once again squashing tal

two members of the wild boars who didn't make the trip told my colleague matt gutman that team excursionssual. >> i've gone inside four times. it takes about five or six hours. >> was it scary at all when you went into the caves? >> no. because when we visit the cave, we all go together and bring plenty of flashlights and food. >> reporter: the coach today explaining why the team first journeyed there, saying it was something they'd planned in advance and had only planned to stay there about an hour. >> translator: we put it on facebook on wednesday. we met saturday at 10:00. after we warmed up we went to the cave to study, see what's inside. >> reporter: but it was the beginning of the rainy season. and sure enough, while they were in the cave, outside, it began raining. hard. the soccer team was trapped. the coach clarifying today the boys actually did know how to swim. it's something they do after practices and games. but on that day, the water came too fast and too high. >> translator: everybody says, do you want to go in there and look? if you want to go, you have to swim. >> reporte

the scenicugh columbia river gorge and a visit to a fish hatchery rounded out day excursion before the♪ >> spotlighting the benefits of ofew conservation was one president johnson's aims when he traveled to nashville, the $50e, to dedicate million jay percy priest dam. to the president the dam was a perfect example of the new conservation because it preserves without polluting and recreationre and within an easy day's drive of people.thousands of >> our new conservation must build on a new principle, theging nature closer to people. that is not just my dream; it is happening. it is happening right here today in tennessee. is coming true all over this nation. werei took office, we losing hundreds of thousands of acres every year to the bulldozer. we actually are reclaiming more land than we're losing. iat has been my goal since became president. along with peace in the world at home, there is no legacy that i would rather than a permanent program thisal conservation for nation. [applause] ♪[ singing ] >> back in washington, a new drama was unfolding at the campsite of the poor people's

previously posted these images of his team on social media, would often bring the team here for excursionselieved the group crawled through a narrow channel within the cave that then became flooded in a sudden heavy downpour. >> the water now, the flood water is getting higher and higher. >> reporter: a search and rescue was immediately launched. over 1,000 people involved in the round-the-clock effort from all four corners of the earth. >> you have u.s. here. we have australians here, chinese, the british divers. >> reporter: rescue teams drilling holes using ultrasonic sensors, dropping maps and care packages through small crevis r squeezed through tight passages. experts worked aboveground too as every possibility was explored in this massive operation. all over these mountains small groups of scouts like these have been sent ahead to find openings to the cave from above because they've been so badly flooded down below. >> it's too deep. >> reporter: it's too deep for you to find -- >> reporter: this geologist told me his team can scan 200 yards down into the earth, looking for gaps to

two members of the wild boars who did not make the trip told us that team excursions into the caves were unusual. >> i've gone inside four times. it takes about five or six hours. >> was it scary at all? when you went into the caves? >> no. because when we visit the cave, we all go together and bring plenty of flashlights and food. >> reporter: at about 1:00 p.m., the team arrives at the entrance of the cave, chaining their bikes to a rail, leaving behind their backpacks and soccer cleats before going inside. later that day the boys were supposed to gather at the home of teammate pirpat to celebrate his 16th birthday. a cake is waiting for the occasion. but the team never arrives. it is the beginning of the rainy season, and sure enough, while they're in the cave, outside it begins to rain. and rain hard. >> translator: at the time i felt nervous and worried. because the parents told me that the kids went missing and they couldn't reach them. >> reporter: anxiety turns to alarm when the coach finally learns of the team's trip to the cave. he rushes to the site. >> translator: i was stunn

and you're going to see why that seal decided now's a good time to board the boat and get a little excursion. >> ooh. >> okay. now it all makes sense. >> i'm not here just lounge, i'm trying not to be dinner, right? >> he's like, this is a safe harbor so you better take me. >> that's what it feels like, i'm not moving. >> i wouldn't either. >> here, the seal was being very passive. this next one, if you blink you might miss how aggressive it is. >> whoa! >> this guy did even -- paddle. >> this video was posted by a man in south africa. he says he was aboard his surf ski and saw the seal coming at him about 6 half feet away but he kept paddling. he said it went for his hand but because he was paddling it missed his hand, the paddle and his go pro which got the video. >>> another fan was doing a bit of exploring today. >> we're at an abandon church, guys. >> pretty old, too. in fact it was built in 1857. it was the first catholic church in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, but it was closed in 1992. since then it's pretty much been sitting empty. >> i'm surprised because people are turning these in ba

special areas where the car is located and sometimes they can call swelling off the joints under excursion we could have you a christian for marine stevens and she wrote us that it always hurts his knees when she stands up or if she climbs the stairs so is it possible that a cottage which is causing this with regard to what she's saying this might actually be a typical symptom often a cartilage lesion off the patella surface the patella is the small bone is called also called the kneecap and when you stand up or you climb down stairs especially if you can them down then the pressure in this compartment rises and if the cartilage is damaged pain may occur basically it's very typical for patel the cartilage damage so she might be worthwhile having a look at the number of threads and marotta so but cutting edge damage is not the same like auster right it's good pictures you're demonstrating with the differences yeah. first of all if you look at this picture. you see a what we call a cartilage damage it's localized last cartilage. you see this red area here is the bomb they use white area here

republicans abandoned many republicans abandoned by the president on his recent foreign policy excursions whether it was the helsinki summit or whether it's north korea that doesn't seem to mean materializing and on the domestic front. republicans seem to be abandoning the president on the trade wars john the other republican. this conversation for ford between trump and michael cohen how a lot resonate with republican voters if at all. well i don't think it at all it will at all actually i mean i think his numbers when republicans were up around eighty eight percent as a last poll that i saw you know just to respond briefly to the legal aspect of this lanny davis is a pretty competent attorney i don't think he would have allowed this tape to come out if he was scared that his client was going to be implicated some kind of criminal matter related to it so that's a bit of a leap to say that there's criminal liability associate with the president or michael cohen because of this tape mange to be seen but this has nothing to do with the rush of collusion this is an entirely separate matter a

the boys and their coach went into the cave last saturday, a fun excursion gone badly wrong. sudden heavy rain causing flash floods. rescue divers battling powerful currents, narrow rock and muddy waters. now that the search is over, the complicated rescue mission begins. >> we're all going to come together to figure out what the best possible solution is. and kind of be able to get the kids out as safely and as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the next steps will not be easy. they're two miles inside. one plan could be to stretcher them out along the water, but with large parts of the cave still submerged, it's not clear if they'd have to swim out. a second option, experts tell us, keeping them supplied until another entrance to the cave can be drilled. the water levels, stable for now, but with rain forecast, it's still a race against time. >> we're trying to find a way to get them out, because right now the water's really low and -- >> reporter: so, you've got to do it before the rain comes. yeah. >> time is of the essence, and james longman joins us now from outside that

thomas cook announces the end of package holidays to parks with killer whales — are these sorts of excursionsnct? are ethics trumping entertainment? let us know — just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. let us know what you think about that and the rest of the stories we are covering. zimbabweans go to the polls today and for the first time in 30 years and many in the country feel there's a real possibility for change. robert mugabe left office earlier in the year ? giving way to emmerson mnagagwa, who s pledged to turn around over the past ten years it s been on the up. growth in the country last year came in at a rather respectable 3.4%. but it's forecast to fall to 2.8% this year and that's partly because of a shortage of cash . in 2008, zimbabwe had the second highest hyperinflation in the world ? just under 80 billion percent — that meant that prices doubled nearly every 2a hours. the zimbabwean dollar was ditched and currency was brought in line with the us dollar ? but that s caused long term stability issues. the economy is still largely dependent on farming. 0ver two—thirds of the working

then there are other hotels and excursions.aineer, was he a background in transport, holidays, how did you get into it? we are more of a tourism company rather than a railway. we are about experience. i started in banking and! are about experience. i started in banking and i move from toronto to vancouver in 1999 and joined a ski resort which had all different holiday and leisure businesses and thatis holiday and leisure businesses and that is what got me into tourism and hospitality. we have explained where your customers come from currently but you are looking to expand that in other areas like china, asian travellers. how successful are you being in that? we are at the front—end of doing that the markets for us, the us, australia, the uk and canada is 40% of our business. china would be brand—new and we are looking into that because we have hired offers salesperson. chinese tourism to canada is exploding. it was up 18% last year and is up similar amounts the previous years. they are the second largest international guests. y

sound like anto excursion, i keep on my rather messy desk a copy of george kennan's long telegraph to remind myself it is not impossible to take a generational approach to a problem. it is just rare. i think the world, not just the u.s., is going to have to adopt a generations long approach to untying this gordian knot of grievances, causes, and ideologies. some of what we have heard from our arab friends is promising, but it is way too early to draw any conclusions, in my humble opinion. i applaud what they seem to be trying to do, i welcome all of it. if past experience is any indicator, some of this will fail. will they keep going when it fails? i asked us that question. when we fail at something, will we keep going, or will we quit? it's too painful, too hard, to complicated, or it will take too long. if we are serious, if the world is serious, we will do what , wege kennan recommended will stay at this for as long as it takes. a have demonstrated willingness to kill and capture terrorists for 17 consecutive years. it will take even longer to untie the grievances, causes, the ideo

republicans abandoned many republicans abandoned by the president on his recent foreign policy excursions whether it was the helsinki summit or whether was north korea that doesn't seem to mean materializing and on the domestic front. republicans seem to be abandoning the president on the trade wars john the other republican. this conversation for ford between trump and michael cohen how a lot resonate with republican voters if at all. well i don't think it at all will at all actually i mean i think his numbers when republicans were up around eighty eight percent as a last poll that i saw it just to respond briefly to the legal aspect of this lanny davis is a pretty competent attorney i don't think he would have allowed this tape to come out if he was scared that his client was going to be implicated some kind of criminal matter related to it so that's a bit of a leap to say that there's criminal liability associate with the president or michael cohen because of this tape mange to be seen but this has nothing to do with the rush of collusion this is an entirely separate matter and i think

on the last day of the excursion the scientists inspect the area around the school that had been used as a base by the paramilitary. so it's. so simple i'm told it oh. this isn't quite like the jungle yesterday so you could get a satellite image of this place but you certainly couldn't get it at point eight inches per pixel which is what this drone is. capturing right. into. this three d. mapping process detects subtle variations in topography right changes in the elevation of the terrain that could be indicative for example of subsidence in areas where bodies may have been composed. of. the nothing will be useful for i.q. tests in order to plan future searches and also to correlate witness testimony with the situation on the ground without coming up here right they won't have to you know come up here with a yardstick and measure everything out they can do that in their offices in bogota . i'll let you get him to eighty it's fixed from thirty to eighty there is a clear straight line. of sounds. i think it's a fault you. will. get lost but these are hoops just to see. as close. to it a

claiming climbing in a number of excursions. with 25 books over many hurdles on a wide range of subjects may have appeared in national geographic and the atlantic in the wall street journal, and many others. [applause] gregory crouch. >> thank you for bringing me out and thanks to everybody for coming and to hear some stories from the old city. we are in the very building in san francisco from saturday morning august 28, 1875 where we could see john mackay the main character of the book whom is the bonanza king see him docking the boat then getting a cab with william sherrod and then to go up marcus street toward the headquarters of the bank of california. maggie would have been trying to contain an error of triumph because the bank of california failed two days before and he spent much of the last seven or eight years in direct conflict with the bank of california and the guy who picked them up in the cab was his archenemy. with the name william ralston, through a series of grotesque financial errors in management steered the b

british holiday—makers have been booking slightly shorter holidays and spending less extras like excursions which could change how we holiday. it's not been decided yet whether british tourists will need a visa or not. even if they don't, they could still be affected by the eu's new travel authorisation system coming in in 2020, where visitors from outside the eu have to register on a website and pay seven euros. if we need to do it, we need to do it. it's a break, isn't it, it's a holiday. so we need to get away. what if you had to pay extra money to get a visa? everything's extra, these days. we've got to pay everything extra. there's taxes, and you know what. you shouldn't really have to pay to come to spain, should you? the uk's not in the eu any more. i know, itjust feels like you're not that far away, you could drive to spain. however they get here, 18 million people travel to spain from the uk every year. so many it sometimes feels less like benidorm and more like britain. the english breakfasts aren't going anywhere, but some home comforts will have to be negotiated in the brexit ta