in the western state of good gerard large crowds were celebrating a religious festival over the mac river. when cable supporting the bridge snapped survivor, swimming to safety after the collapse of the pedestrian bridge, others clinging to the cables and climbing up the remains of the bridge to escape the water. the accident happened in more b. a city in the western indian state of good gerard prime minister nor render modi's home state. more than a 100 people were under structure when it collapsed oral couldn't d. i'm now much oak area. oh, some one maybe on the bridge and got injured little while others fell into the water level 4 point jaya. we started a rescue operation immediately, but not, and took the injured people, georgia, the hospital authorities believe most of the victims are children, women, and elderly people. emergency responders from neighboring districts were deployed to the scene to help with rescue efforts. the accident comes just days after the 19th century colonial era bridge was we open to the public after innovations. let's bring in our south asia bureau chief for

i've been pushing from the north along the delete per river, and the village of the debit of bread and from the west, out of mac, alive towards car sun keeps forces are retaken. thousands of square kilometers, already simple strikes on 2 major bridges across the jamaica river. mean that russian forces have limited means to withdraw onto zeros. how to abdul hamid reports now from creevy re where your cranium sub and energized by their recent pictures is a be highly leg deputy. a warehouse away from the frontline full of supplies to be delivered for those who survived war and occupation, food basic necessities and glass to replace shattered windows as winter approaches . center for the room and government board unit. this is our storage area for humanitarian aid arm. it's all for the liberated areas on kasai region. it's dangerous for the volunteers. we could be shelling still. that's why we deliver directly to homes. so we don't have gatherings of people. there's a sense of urgency. as ukraine continues to inflict losses on russian troops in the south, some of the trophies of war now on display, on the grounds o

mac which was thela flatboat era from between the revolution and the civil war when millions of tons of cargo and 39 americans traveled down the river and creatively the first frontier. conquering fear, anything, the fear that people had along the river for us, you know. do youou guys and how to tie a knot? you are going to die.e. [laughing] so editing out the fear was really what the book was about. we learn how to get down the river and get around the tags in a beating like that. >> i'm not sure how to follow that. [laughing] i did write a book for this one about taking a canoe t trip down the river in the far north. kennard that goes into the arctic ocean. i got some strange looks. and there were some -- [inaudible] no one told i was going to die the on that trip until the very end. but something that we were talking about before this, he forgot adhere, the kind of history that isor taught in school, the history that is not taught in school which they're so much history are not taught in school that is what drew me to the story of the klondike gold rush. k .. >> host: really at the beginning of the. pack, in 1893 and the p tenant

mac, you have to talk about this one. di>> okay, this is the 4th of july this here. and that's the fireworks display that was going on across the river from the buffalo bills center of the rest. and this is a picture that i had been planning to take for many, many years. just to put the fire works the behind the statue of vanderbilt. i >> thought was a pretty outstanding photograph. >> thank you. >> we have had district rangers train younger rangers as they are learning the ropes, and this hangs in the lay ranger station. and -- always told this to the young man that they should remember who they are and what they stand for. and always stood well with all of us. with this is the company that i had for over 20 years. it's been an existence for 50 years. if you go back to 19 two, frost and richard were doing tours, and when they could get in the park, in 19 five or six, they were doing chores and they had to change over to trucks and cars to take people along with horses. my dad and his brother on horseback tours, i did a few before i got to the age that i could become arrange or this is my first brochure promoting the business, and i