seeing nearly half of all the attacks this year of interest reports from lake austin, jerry, one of the worst effect countries. the nigeria test out new equipment soon to be deployed. it's the, it's an arsenal of ground. air and sea vessels and equipment designed to tackle pirates operating in the gulf of attacks in the region of grown in number and sophistication of the past 5 years is very difficult to advocate. but our target is to see as 0. tolerance of my time is actually within and beyond, out $1.00 to $2.00. we have a complete gamma of land at the approach that can handle the issue of the insecurity. countries in the region lose nearly a $1000000000.00 annually to pirate to tax many a carried out in nigeria waters. many countries in west africa. i'm the gulf of guinea have tied the maritime secure to that of the continents biggest economy and for good reason. a significant number of the 32 attacks carried out in the 1st quarter of 2021 happened in nigeria. static toria, waters ship operators who, what the country's deployment of additional vessels like this. 17 interceptor boats

we've been every week in lake austin, now heroes to prom in prominence in the 900 ninety's. there was an explosion of television journalism across nigeria and many parts of africa and tv. joshua is one of those clear leaders in terms of television that isn't here in europe and across africa. apart from being one of the most respected creatures, one of the most followed creatures in africa in nigeria and around the world. i to be sure. it's also controversial in certain cases, like for example, about a year ago i you to have to suspend his you tube channels simply because of claims about exorcism. and the treatment of diseases like illnesses like h, i v aids and some other illnesses. a lot of leaders not only here in the area, follow tv joshua, and the respect him a lot is influential. he's famines as well noted and such a points raised by tv, joshua, well taken into consideration by politicians in nigeria and across africa. and sometimes he takes to the pulpit to address key national issues. things that a niger in particular is particularly vocal about such things that don't

police say this electric boat with four women on board got stuck on the edge of this dam on a lake in austin, texas. >> a boat with four people in it. it's right up against the dam. it's about a third of the boat is hanging over. >> the front of the boat hanging over the edge. the company that rented the boat to the women sent another electric boat to try to tow them free, but no luck. >> that boat was not powerful enough to move it away from the dam. it was basically keeping it from falling over. >> officials worry both boats could go over. >> they're tied to a second boat. if they go over, they would likely pull the second boat over. >> they shut down traffic on the dam and lowered life vests. but the real concern was what was on the other side. >> basically, after you go over the dam, beneath that is solid concrete. >> they rushed in a more powerful boat to pull everyone to safety. police say had the boat gone over, it could have been deadly. >> it would be a fall to their death if anything could have went a different route. init's very lucky that they're here alive today. >> the lake doe

she would not allow it to be named lady bird lake and austin videos not until after she died that it ed at lady bird lake. everybody wanted it, she was responsible in part and so was she it is as if to say even after death of both of them you can imagine their jointly shared decision in relation to things like monuments. when he think of a monument to lady bird, mrs. johnson as we called her, i think of how we made a mistake in her b funeral because we had timed it all for the funeral to her burial at the ranch. we timed everything just exactly right. how long it would take to drive up to the ranch. we completely underestimated how long it would take. with the after we got outside the city limits we could speed up and then slow down. but people were lined the highway all the way. we had to drive at funerals speed all the way to the ranch. and people were there holding wildflowers all along the highway. cowboys in these little towns with their cowboy hats over their hearts. so, to meet the monument to lady bird is in the hearts of people in the beauty around perimeter being in a taxi i

we've got in texas austin, frisco dallas, greensboro, north carolina my friends in white bear lake minnesota with us along with minneapolis, connecticut, new jersey, you got some folks from riverview and palm beach gardens in florida. asheville is here roanoke dagsboro, delaware. we've got some international in canada toronto vancouver and indonesia, and of course many from the bobcat nation, so we're very pleased to have to say no bobcats now many many bobcat references for sure before we before we jump in to the questions and let folks have a minute to add their questions. let me ask you one that that's come up when we do a series with the presidential library directors, and i've started this series with our first ladies about legacy and and you know, one of the things were as a nation we're looking at changing legacies, especially around our founders as you think about first ladies and obviously the arc of history and historians like the let some time pass before they can really evaluate but are there first ladies that you think back on that? you've studied that we might have had one kind