he made a treat emergency teams plan so sees into the national park. this officer came up from taiwan, southern city of goshen. i'm said his team is helping send food and drink to those traps. just how come, i mean, the biggest problem would be range when it rains there is greater risk of falling rocks and land slides will after prepare water proof clothing to right now, it's impossible to say how long our efforts will go on and there's a lot equal to why the senior re into roku and national park is usually a magnet to the taurus and taiwan. but the domestic landscape is also made rescue operations even more challenging. a correspondent james cheater followed that report t as in the hardest hit town of while. yeah. and, and has more on the situation there right now, while as you can see behind me this building, which is kind of become to cents, a piece of the damage in portland is in the process of being torn down now. but it has to be said that this building and the dramatic scenes that you're seeing behind me really all the exception when it comes to

one's a mile from mister rocha, national park, a dramatic bank draw up for a dramatic rescue. this is a moment 6 corey workers were edited safety from the area just north of quantity and the city coast is to the center of the most conflict, quite to strength, taiwan in 25. yet the rugged landscape is where hundreds of people remain trapped, mostly by land slides which it brought the roads and tunnels. many remained missing nearly 48 hours since the quick strong, in call in office drugs continued to whipple through the city as k. reparations got under way the inside of this 15 story residential tab block because among the was tense, when we arrived, officials were squeezing residents in fluid by fluid to assess the damage to the rescue record on june, being took us inside to the foundations of this building remain large name tags, but the details where you have come crashing down over here. we have running water from a best water pipe. and that's why in this building and many buildings across while in the thirty's, the saying it's still too dangerous to residence, to retire. in

a national park is usually a magnet to the tourist and taiwan. but the domestic landscaping is also made rescue operations even more challenging to tokyo is in full bloom with the familiar spring site of cherry blossoms this year a little bit later than usual. the popular draw for tourist and residents, a light the blanket a tank was delayed due to cold or weather cherry blossoms known as sakura and japanese are the nation's favorite flower. the trees are usually in a peak, flew in late march to early april, and that's what is left in half an hour. but stay with us. our documentary takes a trip on the re unification. express and get non state tuned or check us out online for warnings. and analysis at dw dot com, the state innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. if the care we subscribe to those channels. we've got every friday subscribe to plan, it's a good the.

the courts behind us is the entrance to rothko and national park. this bridge is as far as john, if they're allowed to go right now, because rescue operations are still the way are with 48 hours. seems to be us quite strong. i'm with very low cloud efforts becoming more. i'm watching the and david levitz welcome israel says it has fired to senior officers and reprimanded 3 others for mondays, airstrikes and gaza. the killed 7 aid workers. the incident has increased pressure on israel and especially from its strongest allies in washington. the us told a israel to change its military tactics and to allow more aid and so the palestinian territory. on friday, the israeli government said, who would allow humanitarian shipments into one of its harbors, as well as temporarily open to lands crossings into gaza. here it is, rails are stored pause h, shipments bound for gaza will soon be accepted and for the south, the air is crossing will be reopened, says israel, it used to be a pos way for people to cross the border until her mouse militants used it as an

the guards behind us is the entrance to throw coat and national park. this bridge is as far as john, this are allowed to go right now because rescue operations are still under way. but with 48 hours since the quake struck with very low clouds, efforts becoming more and more hudgens back from the bridge is defensive for rescue operations. he made a treat emergency teams plans so sees into the national park. this officer came up from taiwan, southern city of goshen and said his team is helping send food and drink to those traps stacks. i mean, the biggest problem would be rains when it rains. there is greater risk of falling rocks and land slides will after prepare waterproof clothing to right now, it's impossible to say how long our efforts will go on. and there's a lot of people who like the senior into local or national park is usually a magnet to the tourist and taiwan. but the domestic landscaping is also made rescue operations even more challenging. are now what is the secret to living a long life? apparently it is to lock that's according to the we

he made a treat emergency teams plans so sees into the national park. this officer came up from taiwan, southern city of goshen and said his team is helping send food and drink to those traps. just how come, i mean, the biggest problem would be rains when it rains there is greater risk of falling rocks and land slides will after prepare water proof clothing to right now, it's impossible to say how long our efforts will go on. and there's a lot of people who live the senior reading to brooklyn. national park is usually a magnet to the taurus in taiwan. but the domestic landscaping is also made rescue operations even more challenging. and then finally, the secret to living a good life long life. just good luck. apparently that's according to the world's oldest man, 111 year old john tennis wood from the u. k. inherited mcguiness world records title from the venezuelan man whose death was announced earlier this week. tennis wood said there was no secret to his diet and his favorite food was fish and chips, which feeds every friday and you're up to date, bu

the national park borders china.ng border in both directions, and in china they are called russian leopards and russian tigers, because for the most part they live, of course, in russia. to make the animals more comfortable, russia and china are preparing to sign an agreement to unite the territories of the national parks of the two countries, then the total area will increase to 1.5 million hectares. maryana. with this i say goodbye to the residents of the european part of russia, next on the air is antifake. in uvat, as part of the russian biathlon championship, a men's 40 km marathon race was held, its format follows the mass start the only difference is that the distance is almost three times longer, and there are not four, but eight firing lines. myself...

he made a treat emergency teams plan, so seed into the national park. this officer came up from taiwan, southern city of goshen said his team is helping send food and drink to those traps stacks. i mean, the biggest problem would be rains when it rains. there is greater risk of falling rocks and land slides will after prepare water proof clothing to right now, it's impossible to say how long our efforts will go on. and there's a lot equal to why the senior into roku and national park is usually a magnet to the taurus in taiwan. but the domestic landscaping is also made rescue operations even more challenging. tokyo is in full bloom with familiar spring signs of cherry blossoms this year a little later than usual, a popular draw for tourist since residents. a life the blanket of pink of delayed due to cold weather cherry blossoms known as sakura in a japanese all the nations favored flowers, sweets, usually pink blue in late march to early on that beautiful side you up to date of the weather is update for you at the top of the hour, close up next sports

and so those are national parks. whether it concerns the, the conditions, the rescue operations, whether that's how the cops is trying to ship supplies up to people who have a stranded or teams that are still trying to find people who are missing dots to really concern going forward in this evening. that those operations can continues to be considered a condition might change . thank you so much for your reporting. as always, that is a change cheater for us. before we go, let's get a reminder of our top story of israel has passed into army officers for their role in the depths of international aid workers and gone into an inquiry found they had attached the aid trucks after miss identifying the vehicles as having a mazda government inside of a series of data at this hour, stay tuned for eco, india is coming up next or they look at ways to ease environmental stresses on the ocean. appli, richardson and berlin. thank you so much for watching the come in. do you feel 60 percent of the photos weren't way to haven't gone

the group discusses further ways to help the national park. and the people who live in is it's early in the morning on the last day. the air is thick with humidity, which will turn into rain later. the frankfurt to a logical society would like to see funding for the new national park secured for good. with the help of the german government, the world simply cannot afford to lose that unique ecosystem. the runny nose is still a popular target for patients in the 1st 6 months of this year, 231 were killed in south africa and and it's not just really knows. at offense, buffalo hippos and ethan jerome the russo hunted because of the huge demand for reiner whole ivory as well as other bodies thoughts he used, for example, in jewelry and metric, tracking down the killers is challenging. this is an old to common site on south africa's reserves. ryan is killed by peaches is cause open to find the object, but until that that's often the 1st clue to help catch the culprits. but this work requires a lot of know how and experts are in short supply. great.

but because they're in the national park, the 2 men can only hunt with a bow and arrow. now that the indigenous people here a 2nd tree, there were hardly any monkeys left in the area around the village. they've all been hunted by the lake. i saw that we have to inform the frankfurt to a logical society project when and where we kill anything. when we get home, we'll pass on that information. the conservation is keep a close volume the much you can go hunting, then the more the population grows, the more animals are hunted and the more rain forest is cleared for agriculture. it's an environmental di lemme of the, this is, nicole, is the household. it's a major challenge, the magnet effect, the move for people living conditions improve, which is obviously a good idea. and there's also an obligation to make this happen. then the location becomes more attractive on this bill, and that means more people stay here and somebody even move here from outside when done it. but that exacerbates the problem of your intent when the heart of one of the most important biodiversity areas

for rescuers operations here military and emergency teams plan so sees into the national park. this officer came up from taiwan, southern city of goshen and said his team is helping send food and drink to those traps. does that mean the biggest problem would be range when it rains there is greater risk of falling rocks and land slides will after prepare water proof clothing to right now, it's impossible to say how long our efforts will go on. and there's a lot of people who like the senior into roku and national park is usually a magnet to the taurus in taiwan. but the domestic landscaping is also made rescue operations even more challenging. a nice question that everyone has been asking myself. what is the secret to live in a long life? and apparently it is short lock that's according to the world's oldest 9. and he should know 111 year old john tennis. what from liverpool in england has just inherited again, as wealth records said you are the live long while you live, show do com too much about it doesn't follow any particular died, but he does enjoy a generous portion that's

what's the situation in the national park right now? there was, this is really become the focus of operations. now more than 40 hours since this quake struck on on wednesday, just to give you a bit of context about where we are. exactly. this is a very mounts and this national park a little bit farther north from wiley and city uh, the city closest to the center of the creek and its really from here where uh the majority of rescue operations are now uh, continuing. um we have reports, sale of those 100 hundreds of people still stranded in this luxury hotel father up the mountain. unfortunately, it was the information that 2 more people have been, concerns have been killed following this out of craig. and just to give you a little bit more context about whether it's operations or really being directed from just a few 100 meters back from the entrance of this national park is one minute, 3 teams. that's why it was an emergency emergency seems a coordinating that to conduct the sole sees further up into the mountain, away from the coastlin

this year marks the 50th anniversary of the national park. a good time to see how it's fair in the the river changes color, effectively sign posting the way from the might to moderate the deals into the ground. a new trend which waters that the money of to find time is we reach about quarter where we agree to buy these joint river alters as a young man. biologist christoph shank, spent 3 years living here and researching these red. and a new creatures once driven to near extinction by poaching. he wasn't, i want to see a stock there. yeah. they used to be hunted for there for around $1000.00 pounds. traded a year, came from her room and then they were put under protection. but only a few populations were left in the most remote corners of the rain for us and had water such as here. the fact they survived here as an indicator that it's a completely intact habitat on us here in these river basin. the presence of the giant otter shows that all is still well with the world of additional $1030.00 both species voss arrived in 6. the money landscape

that's to a file that report, he is in turmoil, co national parks as near while in james. what's the situation like where you are there with this is really where the focus of operations is now moving forward. say i was it since it creek struck east. and so i wanted just to give you a bit of context of where we are right now and how it fits into those rescue operations. we're currently at the location and the start of this location. john, this can get into the national park and you can see behind the some of the damage the previous, the one of the main roads. you can see how and that gives you a sense of how dangerous some of these roads off leading up to the little mountainous areas where people remain trapped. so many of these, these roads, essentially content. so the bottom of rock face isn't with so many of the sharks taking place today, which is why we're still wearing hot hots that are all concerns as he's ready to go . patients continue that more land slides could take place as well as brooks pulling on through the roads as the rest of your operations proceed to the

he made a treat emergency teams plans so sees into the national park. this officer came up from taiwan, southern city of goshen and said his team is helping send food and drink to those traps. does that mean the biggest problem would be range when it rains there is greater risk of falling rocks and land slides will after prepare water proof clothing to right now, it's impossible to say how long our efforts will go on and there's a lot and that isn't as update as our i'm clear, richardson in the for lynn for me in the whole team. thank you so much for watching . the, the, the remedy or risk means leanna of the scenario. because it's juice can cause hours of intoxication. clean trying to stand as part of the fixed ritual. generations may open up completely new perspectives in medicine. i was next on d. w, saving the best for last our final stage in south africa. next to me. on and off icon ways to get these babies like on the side to side. the finale of our epic road trip. in 60 minutes on d, w, the data companies play a role in the destruction of the rai

yosemite and sequoia, national parks. ce perk for visitors. the park service is hoping the fee-free holiday is encouraging people to visit entrance fees are only waves on that first day of national park week saturday, april 20th, so make your plans now. you said fee-free. >> night markets are back in san francisco and tonight, chinatown. look how beautiful that is hosting a night market on grant avenue featuring traditional chinese food said activities. it will be back every second friday of the month until november. so a nice long run here. the sunset neighborhood night market is also expected to return later this year. >> was so open. just a reminder. we're coming to your city, april 12 13 for the black were flash mob. we get. >> interesting happening today. the national archives, the organization black men's wear is kicking off a weekend of empowerment and community building in oakland, the national event travels across the united states seeks to reframe the narrative around black men in a positive way this weekend, hun

like yosemite and sequoia, national parks, many of the 400 national parks across america.e entry fees, but the park service does hope that the fee free holiday encourages folks to visit entrance fees are only waived on the first day of national park week, which is saturday, april 20th at the aquarium of the pacific in long beach. checking out an orphaned sea otter pup arrived for rehabilitation. >> the baby otter was rescued off the coast of santa cruz county. it's being paired up with an adult, an adult female otter to learn survival skills which include foraging for food and grooming their thick fur. the pup will be the first surrogate raised honor at the aquarium, which will be able to accommodate up to 4 rescued sea otters each year. the last several years. the population has stabilized at about 3,000. >> and we're hoping that with our efforts trying to put more pops back into the wild, we're going to be able to continue to recover. the species is part of our coastline. >> so cue to the surrogacy area will be kept out of the public's view to avoid human interaction, wh

reporter michael yoshida with the story. >> america's national parks saw more than 325 million visitswith 20 parks setting records. and with these rising numbers, the park service and others are trying to accommodate balancing. you know, this old charm of the parks while also embracing new technologies to accommodate this growing interest. as millions pack america's most famous national parks, 30 or 40 parks account for 50% of the visitation. enjoying the great outdoors can go from an escape to a traffic headache. >> if that continues, those places like yellowstone, yosemite and grand teton are going to be overrun. and the very reasons that people want to go there will no longer exist, because it'll be overcrowded and overused. >> and that's why the national parks foundation and national park service are working to innovate, using technology to make sure people know about all 429 national park sites across the country. >> there are so many parks that offer some of the same sites, and some of the same experiences that you might not think about. if you're looking for a big canyon like t

. >>> defacing our national parks, police searching for the men seen damaging ancient rock formations. >>> and one on one with caitlin clark, the greatest college shooter ever ready to go pro when the wnba draft tips off tonight. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening and welcome, everyone, in a moment he had desperately tried to delay or derail, donald trump took the defendant's seat in a manhattan courtroom today for the start of his first criminal trial, a historic moment for a former american president that brought him practically face to face with a stream of prospective jurors. new yorkers who could potentially determine his fate, none so far, however, has been seated. mr. trump faces 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, revolving around hush money payments to cover up an alleged affair with a porn actress. the former president has pleaded not guilty to the charges and denied an affair. before today's questioning of prospective jurors got underway, the judge made it clear that the presumptive republican nominee was expected to be

joe: soskin famously became a national park ranger at the age of 85. rked as a docent at the rosie the riveter national historic park in richmond. but it turns out that was only the latest act in her theater of life. bryan gibel: i heard about betty the way a lot of people did, through some of the media coverage about her work as a park ranger. joe: when filmmaker bryan gibel met up with soskin nearly a decade ago, he was curious about the rest of her story. bryan: and i heard her speaking and was amazed by the poetry that was coming out of her mouth and the important stories that were coming out of her mouth. joe: but what gibel or few others knew about soskin was that her early life was filled with music. she invited him over to hear the songs she'd written and sang in the '50s and '60s. bryan: and when she put on the first song, i was completely stunned. ♪ little boy black. ♪ ♪ little boy black. ♪♪ bryan: so betty had kept her music in a plastic bin in the back of one of her closets on old reel-to-reel format tapes for probably 50 years. and i was ab

there are 429 sites within the national park system from national battlefield to seaside parks.he event runs from tomorrow through next sunday. april 28th. there will be special activities and each day has a theme. and if you want to take advantage, you don't even have to go all the way to yosemite. san francisco national park is participating and so is pinnacles national park in san benito county. >> you ever been to the caves in pentacles? >> i have not. >> have you been to the pinnacles? >> i have not which is kind of strange. >> have you been south of san rafael? >> we are south. >> i take it back. >>> we have a chance of showers moving into the bay area. right now, if you have not seen what san francisco looks like lately, there it is. temperatures came up. high pressure building in off the pacific. as a result, it is very pleasant as we approach saturday evening. oakland, 64. and san francisco, 61. and santa rosa, 63. are high pressure began to build in over the west coast. warmest in the west spots and that will continue through monday. not much in the way of fog. tomorro

but as you mentioned, our national parks, those running the national parks, those running the nationalissues, but those who run parks like the peak district here which was actually the very first national park to be created back in 1951, they say they are still worried about the long—term sustainability of these beautiful places and the access that they can provide for us when they are struggling with funding issues. we will have much more in this later in the programme. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye. an iranian tv host stabbed outside his home in wimbledon has been discharged from hospital and says he is now staying in a safe place. pouria zeraati was attacked by a group on friday. his london based tv station said it had faced "heavy threats" for 18 months. counter—terrorism officers are leading the investigation but no arrests have yet been made. the iranian regime has denied any involvement. a great—grandfather from north west london who's helped to advise thousands of victims of the windrush scandal about c

in national parks week kicks off this week. that means it is free to get into every national park in the country. there are 429 sites in the national park system. they event runs from tomorrow through next sunday, april 28th, and there will be special activities each day as a theme. >>> well, it is going to be pretty nice for now. right, brian? >> oh, it is going to get warmer. it is going to get nicer. then there are two changes ahead. how do we get may flowers? >> april showers. >> okay. you said it . >> we have enough flowers for now. >> sorry. you're going to get more flowers. but, first, let's head outside. you can see we have beautiful blue skies in the bay area right now. and it is hitting 76 degree. in san francisco, 61. san jose at the moment, 73 degrees. what is happening as we have got this very typical for spring and summertime onshore flow high pressure building up , and the temperatures will be warming into the 80s both days this weekend -- so today and tomorrow will be a beautiful weekend, and monday as well look

who your national park covers an area of nearly 20000 square kilometers. the threat to the animals comes from outside it's borders. this is the village of joseph, about 3 kilometers from the park on the south african side. the most local residents are unemployed. they don't benefit from the parks tories trade. so summer attempted to turn to poaching to earn money. 8 the rangers are aware of the situation, so they often visit the village to talk with people they explain the parks purpose and try to win the support of the local elders. ranger and dining a 10 great knows that life is hard in the village. the local chief says he condemns poaching, and he agrees to notify the rangers if he catches any of the perpetrators. but the chief also says that among the 1600 families here, only about 10 people work in the park. it was like at the literacy and unemployment is high here. who invisible fences? no, i can speak out against the coaching all i want, of course, but people will still do it now or simply because they have to feed their families actually. ah, the wa

live to the national park and you can see are still big rescue operation under way there.n reaching hundreds of people who are still trapped in the national park. around the world and across the uk this is bbc news. now to myanmar where opponents of the militaryjunta have launched a drone attack on the capital. in a rare attack on the military�*s centre of power. the military run tv stations has 13 drones were shot down after an attempt by what it called terrorists to an destroy important locations. three years after the military detained aung san suu kyi in february 2021 and seized power from her elected government in a coup. with the latest here is our southeast asia correspondent. well, so far as we can tell, there wasn't much physical damage from this attack. remember, these drones are pretty small. they're either adapted from agricultural drones or even homemade by the various volunteer armed groups fighting the military. so they can't carry much in the way of explosives, just a few kilos. but it did send a very powerful symbolic punch against the military government,

the national park service says mount rainier has experienced about a 40% increase in visitation over the last ten years, and that has led to overcrowding during the summer. the introduction of this reservation system will help regulate the amount of visitors a reservation will be needed for two areas of the park the paradise and sunrise corridors. other parks that have implemented the timed entry system are yosemite, arches, glacier and rocky mountain national parks in southern california. >> the los angeles county department of public health says residents should avoid all l.a. county beaches because of high bacteria levels, as a result of the recent rainstorms, the department of public health issued the ocean water use warning through wednesday, but officials say this warning could be extended if the rain worsens. officials say the rain causes bacteria and debris from streets in mountain areas to flow into the ocean and contaminate the waters. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday thro

the national park service has to replace approximately 90 trees around the tidal in east potomac park and on the grounds of the washington monument. cherry blossom simply originated of the cherry trees themself. people coming down to visit the trees and see the trees. the festival elements were added in the 1930s and today as many as a million and a half people. visit washington, d.c. over the four weeks of the cherry blossom festival to not only see the trees, to take part in events like the kite festival, the crowning of the blossom princess and her court, and of course, the annual parade which cap off the festival each year. swimming was a popular recreational activity in the tidal basin in its early years. the first public swimming area was established in 1890 and there were various iterations of it over the years. the most famous of them came comes about in the early part, the 20th century. there was an attempt by congress as early as 1914 to get an appropriation to build a swimming area a large swimming area in the tidal. congress studied the matter. a 1915 report showed the wat

were missing and also hundreds of people in a hotel much further off the mountain in mountain. national park are very broad and looking ahead to the near term future. is it possible to say how many buildings there are now uninhabitable after the earthquake of the well, as i mentioned, the majority of buildings in quality and have not been destroyed as you come into the city of lots and many of the buildings, many of the residential blogs and maintain the structural integrity, but the difference is that sometimes if within the inside the building has been a really significant degree of damage. and that means a lot of people are still going to be unable to attend to homes for the city of a few too many people. this evening will be spending the night some evacuation shelters, and those are friends houses. if those evacuation senses a full and i think when it comes to people here in taiwan, so that's really a sense of every day of loss of gratitude that the damage could have been that much to us who think is that the power of this us quake and really visiting a lot in it remains that kind of f,

, we have about 500 mines that are located in the four regions, so in the four regions of the national parks of national natural monuments, where mining is absolutely prohibited, but in other regions, if there is mining and it is active, it happens , statistically, there are not more than 500 mines. it is outside the four regions that we see the major destructions in the field of environment , especially during the last two quarters and during one. in the last decade, unfortunately , due to the fact that the price of metal has increased in the world market, many mines that were not economically justified in terms of grade until 15 to 20 years ago, bright civic activity has happened today , and there is justification for finding gold mines, which were not considered by investors in terms of grade 15 years ago, but today they are being considered for all kinds of exploration activities. and exploitation is happening. we are only talking about gold mines. we have 53 active gold mines in the country right now and dozens more are in the exploration stage. therefore, the environmental sensitivitie

national parks are among the most protected areas of the country.ognize these men or the little girl, they want to hear from you as they investigate. how do you get in touch? call the tip line at 888-653-0009. team. >> thank you. >> let's be clear. why? the second question is really? the sandstones or dunes have expected for 140 million years. we don't use this word in our house, but these guys are idiots. >> disappointing. >>> let's bring in angie and talk about not quite spring temperatures. >> i hope people didn't put away the jackets in the midwest. we have freeze alerts up for folks. minneapolis and mason city and des moines and madison. you are all waking up to cool conditions. we are ending up in the 20s in spots like sioux city and mid-20s for grand island. the extra layer is needed this morning. notice how expansive this cooler than normal air is extending the midwest. we have it as far as dallas which will hit 60 degrees today. you are running 18 degrees below normal for this time of year. tomorrow will see the spread east to birmingham an

law, we have an obligation to inquire about the environment in the four areas that include the national parknatural monuments, national wildlife refuge and protected areas. it has happened that sometimes our metal deposits and valuable mineral deposits are located in places that are sometimes related to natural sources or the environment. and it is sensitive for friends too. well, there is a solution . it can be done through anyway. everyone in the world is doing this experience. we are not supposed to have an experience. let's do something new. we can even set an example . we can see from venezuela or europe that our coverage is not greater or our environmental sensitivities are not stronger. we see that they are doing this easily. it's done with friends and the environment. well, i'm not saying that we've reached 100 goals, but at least we're hearing a bit more friendly. this solution exists. it's possible to legalize the implementation of environmental regulations through edge, that is, the same way that this discussion is extracted from mining and harvesting of these capacities god bless

these poems will be placed throughout our national parks. we are inspired by our parks because, as she notes in her introduction, nature is not a place to visit, nature is who we are. but nature needs our help sometimes too, and that's where this bill comes in. our national parks and public lands are treasures that belong to each and every american. these national treasures inspire awe in those who visit. they transcend lives and perspectives, but they also are an incredible economic engine for local economies. new mexico's beautiful third district offers boundless opportunities to explore beautiful places from skiing the powdered slopes to santa fe, through hiking through the badlands, to white water rafting down the rio grande. the outdoor economy in new mexico is expanding. last year the outdoor economy saw a job growth of 7%, employing over 28,000 new mexicans, similar to the amazing work we heard about in arkansas. in fact, the story can be repeated throughout almost every state where our public lands draw so many and are such an impress

, which is an extremely mountainous national park, just north of quality inn. but of course, you know, looking at head taiwan, really is a place which is well wild infer use of this type of seismic activity isn't one of the most size making active locations in the world. and we've really seen over the course of the day that that spring into action, i government a response, the mid a tree being dispatched to help with ongoing rescue operations. of course, all the countries are initially interfered. they would be come into cases in the broader impacts of the south quickly. how about, you know, mean warning audio today in japan and the philippines, asians eventually withdrawn. and later in the day, what we're really seeing is those countries offering most supports. we've heard officials and folks around to serve aging, saying that they are willing to provide that disaster relief um as then this tie one needs it. but again, the concern going into this evening as we approach 24 hours since of quite struck is really the number of off the shots that we've seen over th