the hudson's company operated exclusively east of the rocky mountains. this was in all lands that were part of the watershed, draining into hudson's bay and the hbc held a monopoly, a crown on all economic activity in that region in 1821. however, the hudson's bay company merged with the northwest company and acquired its assets and holdings in the oregon country country. and here again, there see george simpson, who was the director, the governor of the abc's columbia department, which headquartered in fort vancouver on the columbia river. excuse me me. now, american interest in the oregon country at this time took the form not of any institutional of the national government, as was the case with britain and its monopoly company, the hudson's bay company, but rather american interest in the oregon country in this era took the form of individual individual americans who had migrated to the region. as we've discussed previous classes, the mountain men such as jedediah smith, these are fur trappers from the rocky mountains. began to filter into oregon in t

the authors of a new study by the rocky mountain institute , experts suggest that by the thirtieth yearmand for electric cars will increase at least. six times the reason for optimism is largely due to the latest advances in battery technology expected by this time. their cost will be halved to $90. this will be the decisive market advantage of the electric vehicle; global sales of electric vehicles are projected to grow by 35% this year, and their market share will reach eighteen percent. this was the news of the economy of successful transactions and productivity in business. see you. the morning broadcast continues with the program zone x ya karina pashkova hello, the joy of the purchase did not last long, residents, ivanovo bought a car at an auction, but was never able to drive it, we’ll tell you about everything in order , the man decided to buy the car through an auction , the organization that sells them is located in minsk, the client won the auction and the long-awaited audi a6 ended up in his property, but soon a problem arose : it was not possible to register the vehicle wit

they eventually come to a pass and they see these rocky mountains were not a single chain of mountains like they had anticipated, but were mountain range upon mountain range. it was kind of demoralizing for them, but they proceeded on. after crossing the rocky mountains, they arrived at a prairie. they met another group of nez perce who were very friendly to them. there were lots of stories about their interactions. the nez perce agreed to keep their horses, and lewis and clark make more boats so they could proceed down the river to the columbia river and eventually to the pacific. and as they shoot the rapids at places like the dells, native peoples line up on the banks thinking these crazy white men will crash, and we could take whatever floats to the bank. but they make it through. and eventually they arrive at the pacific ocean in november of 1805. we don't have much more time to discuss their return trip. but i will review that with you when we meet again on friday. i want to thank you for your attention for today. if you have any questions, i am happy to entertain them. >> profes

i think that is a really wonderful place to come from. >> one correction, we are in rocky mountains.pardon me. >> i will talk about the things that surprised me. one conceptual and two data points. one thing that surprises me is that it's taken this long for us to actually develop metrics that can be tracked across periods of time and it disappoints me that we don't have these metrics for cities across the country, let alone the rural areas across the country. i am egyptian originally. i immigrated to this country. it amazes me part of why we started the center is we live in a country that is funding measuring sustainable vehicles all over the world. i can tell you how education are improving in india. we just had an article on that last week. i can tell you my boss asked me that and the answer was embarrassing. i looked it up, it's 14%. how come we don't know that about baltimore, how do we not know that number? so what surprises me is that it's taken us collectively as a country this long to do this work. two data points that surprised me is this report, one is this concept of a yo

will: check back in with lawrence jones, ahead of the rocky mountain showdown ahead of game day.u're on the stage of american idol by the way. i don't think it's working. his audio is not working. we can sit there and watch lawrence jones look like he's getting ready to sing a song. ism i think i hear you. hey, guys. we're in the middle of the big noon kickoff. they're wild. they're wild. what can i say. gronk is going to be here, deion sanders and lil wayne is going to be here. what's up, guys? who's going to win today? >> oh, cu ball every day, all the way. let's go, baby. [ screaming ]. reporter: why are so many fans at this game? >> we're [bleep] passionate. >> it's personal. it's personal! it's personal! reporter: what do you think the score is going to be tonight? >> i don't know. it's going to be a good game though. >> a good game. reporter: how long have you been up? >> i've been up since 4:00 a.m., baby. i'm ready to go. reporter: 4:00 a.m.. it's going to be a big game, guys. i'm going to send it back to you, rachel. rachel: thank you, lawrence. that's a lot of partying

. ♪ can't touch this ♪ >> janai: and rocky mountain showdown.orado defeats colorado state in a thrilling double overtime game. mr. primetime extending his team's winning streak, what a spectacular showing from the sanders family. >> gio: coach prime's biggest fan right here. >> janai: my, my, my. >> whit: music hits me so hard. >> gio: and we do "good morning america" here on this sunday. lee wasn't even a tropical storm anymore when it finally hit shore in nova scotia, but the storm's winds were deadly, tearing down a tree limb that killed a driver in maine. >> whit: still along the east coast as tens of thousands of customers remain without power this morning. >> janai: let's get right to the storm's aftermath. somara theodore joins us live from maine with the latest. good morning, somara. >> somara: good morning. as stated those tropical storm warnings have been discontinued after lee made landfall in nova scotia. damages along the new england coastline. this morning, cleanup getting under way after the remnants of hurricane lee pummelled the

hello from colorado's rocky mountains. i'm tom brook, and welcome to talking movies. in today's programme, the big autumn film festivals are under way. we'll be bringing you highlights from telluride here in colorado and from venice, which canjustly claim the title of being the oldest film festival in the world. my colleague emma jones is there. it's a special anniversary here at venice. the festival is celebrating its 80th year. like other major film events, though, the festival has been upended by the ongoing actors and writers�* strike. still, a few hollywood directors were present at the festival, including sofia coppola, michael mann and ava duvernay. but there's no doubt the strike has had a major impact. this is not the look at venice that anyone was hoping for — world premieres for huge hollywood movies without their leading actors, from yorgos lanthimos�* comedy poor things, starring emma stone... bella! why keep it in my mouth if it is revolting? - ..to netflix's leonard bernstein biopic maestro, directed by and starring bradley cooper and also starring care

then deion sanders, coach prime, leading number 22 colorado against colorado state in the rocky mountain showdown. what a night of football next saturday on espn. and boy, what would a win tonight mean for washington state, louis? >> louis: they were trying to send a country a message, that, hey, we may not have a home for 2024 yet, but we can play with anyone. they're sending that message so far tonight. >> mark: got all three of their time-outs. ward dancing with the football. got to keep it secured. and falls down after a gain of about two. it will be third down and long coming up. they were able to regain their rhythm on that critical drive, which we saw the stats on a moment ago. and now, it's about finishing the game clean. third and seven. >> louis: we talked about it, mark. it was about cam ward and his coaching staff said, too, look, you're the best player. they told us that in the meetings, they said it to quint kessenich on the sideline. we're going to put it in the hands of 1 and he's going to have to lead the way, and he has done just that. >> mark: he is his own worst and h

but even still, so close to god and heaven in those towering rocky mountains, i grew up at 8,500 feet on the edge of arapaho national forest, even still, i found my freedom here in the deepest, dankest, some people would say dirtiest mud in north america. and decades later, i'm still finding myself inexplicably drawn inwards and deeper and deeper into this mud of the mississippi river. so this plaque, "utram bibis undam" is fulfilling the wishes of sean "danger" rowe, who was my partner, and blood brother, and soulmate, who i graduated from high school with. and then later, he passed away in a tragic death. and so, this week, we're going to complete something that has been causing me bad dreams and uncomfortableness, and that is the disappearance of a plaque that we put up 10 years ago and the need to revisit. and especially now, during the pandemic, i have some deep, deep feelings about this and deep reasons that this needs to be done now. [crickets chirping] [water trickling] [birds chirping] [traffic humming] [dog barking] [dog barking] [motor hums] [tool banging] - now this is our

hello from colorado's rocky mountains. i'm tom brook, and welcome to talking movies.rom venice, which canjustly claim the title of being the oldest film festival in the world. my colleague emma jones is there. it's a special anniversary here at venice. the festival is celebrating its 80th year. like other major film events, though, the festival has been

miami at 32 degrees and for the us south west active weather here know over the peaks of the rocky mountains. i think we'll see some snow look at boise in idaho. 14 degrees on sunday. that's below average for this some year. western canada, fairly cool, but for the eastern prairies were hanging onto some heat because of a southerly wind. so when it takes up to $28.00, your temperatures will fall off on monday. central america is fairly typical. weather is here, but i want to show you around the eastern caribbean, we've got 2 tropical storms. they looked to steer north, no major impact, but i think it will whip up the waves a bit and a few showers and those winds picking up and nothing major had pretty major heat through the amazon in brazil. same for french guy and a certain non. and guy and a temperature is running above average here. if we look at that southeast corner of brazil, once again, active weather being amplified with moisture of the south atlanta on sunday, that's a snapshot of your weather. see, the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the the, [000:00:00;00] the fucking back

sales of the global car market; this is the conclusion made by the authors of a new study by the rocky mountain institute; experts suggest that by the thirtieth year the demand for electric cars will increase, at least six times, the reason for optimism is largely the latest advances in battery production technologies expected by this time. their cost will be reduced by half to 60-90 dollars. this will be the decisive market advantage of electric vehicles according to this year's global electric vehicle sales forecast. will grow by 35%, and their market share will reach eighteen percent. this was the news of the economy of successful transactions and productivity in business. see you. the morning broadcast continues with the program zone x i karina pashkova hello, the joy of the purchase did not last long, residents, ivanovo bought a car at an auction, but i couldn’t drive it, we’ll tell you about everything in order , the man decided to buy the car through an auction , the organization that sells them is located in minsk, the client won the auction and the long-awaited audi a6 ended up in his

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the rocky mountain.orado head coach sanders and colorado state bringing an element of excitement and trash talk to sports as their team gears up for another intense magic. ignited beef on his weekly radio show taking a swipe for wearing sunglasses a hat but there is no way coach primetime is letting shade ruined his shine. here he is on college game day today. >> when you're so right you got it wrong. we are so right. if you would search and go through this, you can't talk about kids or the coach, talk, you got to come to me personally and find some long but my mama may be part of the pregame speech today. >> preach. he attempted to clarify his statement on standards on social media between testing is only trying to fire up players. the last showdown between the two schools came in 2019. the 18th of laws, they only won one game and held a five-game winning streak over colorado state. all right. alabama fan, the overrated crimson tide even though you live in georgia, didn't quite understand that but we co

to the diligent task forces, the california incident management team 13, and rocky mountain incident management team 2, patrolling and monitoring the fires, especially around pot hole, jackpot and the adams fork region, your steadfastness does not go unnoticed. we're thankful that potential threats like the heat near pot hole turned out to be benign, but your preemptive actions are the backbone of our communities' safety. thank you to the folks working these fires. your tireless effort to protect our homes, our forests and our future, your commitment to containing these fires showcases the resilience of our community. mr. speaker, i rise today to pay tribute to the dedicated public servant and cherished member of our community, sergeant richard kelly. on august 10, we lost sergeant kelly unexpectedly due to a medical emergency, while in the line of duty. he was only 54. sergeant kelly's commitment to safeguarding our community was unwavering. he served the battleground police department since 2005 where he ultimately rose to the rank of sergeant in 2019. not only was he an officer of

bucs looking for a 3-0 start to their season as they take on their rivals colorado state in a rocky mountainlorado state coach taking a shot at the their coach and the way he conducts his interviews. >> i don't care if they hear it in boulder. i took my hat after and glasses. when i talk to grown ups, i take my hat and glasses off. that's what my mother taught me. >> coach heard those comments and wondered why the rams coach would give his team bulletin board material. >> why would you want to talk about us when we don't talk about nobody? all we go out here and do our job on saturday. but when they give us ammunition, they made it personal it was just going to be a good game. they messed around and made it personal. it's going to be a great test. a battle of colorado, but they messed around and made it personal. >> they made it personal now. 23-point favorites over colorado state. deion sanders made this season a lot more fun. >> prime time inteed. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> we entered ignition. liftoff of falcon 9. go internet satellites. >> go elon musk has put 22 new satellite

the rocky mountain.ders and colorado state bringing an element of excitement and trash talk to sports as their team gears up for another intense magic. ignited beef on his weekly radio show taking a swipe for wearing sunglasses a

finally tomorrow's rocky mountain showdown just got personal. dean sanders criticizing people who wear sunglasses and hats during news conferences. >> i don't care if they hear it in boulder. i told them i took my hat off and my glasses off and i said when i talk to grown ups, i take my hat and glasses off. that is what my more taught me. >> why would you want to talk about us? we don't talk about nobody. all we do is work our butts off and do our job on saturday. but when they give us ammunition -- just going to be a good game. going to be a great test. it is a battle of colorado. but they made it -- >> there you go. colorado 23 point favorites in that game. but why would you make deion sanders mad? i don't know. >> yeah, we've covered a lot of ground in this sports segment. taylor swift, deion sanders getting angry. i want to go back to the first story because, i mean, what did normally let me down so hard, both of them this year. it's awesome. >> hey, it's eagles and niners in nfc unless the cowboys. you can't count them out after that week o

. >> dana: the hostages were freed and my dad made me read the rocky mountain news and denver post.ck out two articles to discuss. i was scared of the ayatollah and terrified and i thought ronald reagan would protect us from him. one of our researchers have written this piece said democrats have pathways to replace biden in 2024 but they are narrowing. is there real talk amongst democrats that biden could be replaced or is that just something that republicans are saying? >> well first of all good luck tonight. a little bit of both. democrats that are concerned about the president's age. the probability of him being displaced from the ticket or someone serious a sitting governor challenging him. we're in the home state of gavin newsom, the best surrogate for president biden but also the leading voice that some may think may run against him. i think it is unlikely someone find their way into the race. i don't think president biden is not going to run. if he doesn't run you have a free for all. if he runs i don't imagine the whitners and newsoms. >> dana: given the numbers we showed an

and finally, deion sanders and his colorado buffs will take on colorado state saturday in the rocky mountainsked if he knew just how important this game is. and he said yes, he does. >> this is not my first rodeo when it comes to that. i think falcons and saints were a big showdown as well. 49ers, cowboys, you know, cowboys, whoever, it was always a showdown. baseball as well. so it is always some type of adversity that you have against someone in close proximity of you. i had two divorces was a heck of a showdown too. >> i love how authentic coach prime is. >> andy scholes, thank you. see you tomorrow. >>> that will do it for us this morning. don't go anywhere, "cnn this morning" is next with kim jung-un and vladimir putin holding rare face-to-face talks this russia. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein max challenge. ♪ ♪ my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, incl

a fact i read in the rocky mountain institute, gas powered vehicles peaked in 2017 and 5% a year declineo it's happening, it's about making sure those jobs remain in the united states. >> you bring up inflation. more than 17% now compounded under biden. you know, double what it was under trump. debbie stabenow from michigan is saying the majority of electric vehicles are going to be made in china, she said that today. the cola, the cost of living adjustment wiped out in the 2008 car bail-out. so yeah, you are right, workers are feeling that pain and as for electric vehicles, i mean -- the eia, energy information agency said 60% of the cuts in greenhouse gas is coming from natural gas, versus solar and electric so a big difference in policy approaches. >> sandra: this is karine jean-pierre, she gaggled today. listen. >> he believes this is when it comes to automakers, when it comes to the uaw, this is the future, the future of cars. cars need to be made in america, something the president has been working on with his policies the last two years. >> sandra: yet he still has not gotten the

but i got on the we have been able that drive by the, the, about all yet the rocky mountain previous foundation was that of terrorism. we haven't created new opportunities for the region. the ma rob, this is the topic of the rush called get, he is in the power range about a whole as security example. that's all the data we talk to you about to send our head to the neighboring countries. you know, just wondering about the new at horizon. yep. okay. and successfully it's sort of the entire region. we believe that this is the type of laboratory of effort and i must learn here. um yes ma'am. and to say you jump this free hall ayers are all here, the participation that of all. and this is the only pass way to less sing on and success be not any watching asia was all you know that the that was on the public. i'll be wrong. has all the many again, rare opportunity is not all you for money invest, fax, johan, which represent a great opportunity. so all you that you for countries from throughout the world and the region mr. president todd is the, are attendees last year on was the year of the

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. >> john: karl, rocky mountains backdrop, hope you have a good time. >> leaving tomorrow unfortunately to go back to austin, 108° today in austin. >> john: you could arrange to stay an extra day or two. a lot of democrats are taking a look at joe biden, sandra, and thinking you know what, if he were to pull out, open the door for somebody like gavin newsom for the party that would not be such a bad thing. >> sandra: and back to the conversation about kamala harris, almost like at this point in the presidency and her vice presidency, so many different jobs. she's been given so many different tasks. had she just chosen one and really embraced it and owned it and could claim victory on it, you know, maybe it would be a different situation for her. >> john: well, you know, she was given -- she was given that one job and it was an i don't know that she did not want, the border czar. >> sandra: given a lot, yeah. >> john: i think she did everything she could to avoid doing that job because she didn't want that thing hung around her neck as a millstone should she have to seek re-election agai

it happened near big sky in the rocky mountains.horities say a hunting party was looking for deer in the area when the bear attacked the status of the injured person is not known right now. >> progress finally being made to get an american trapped deep in a cave in turkey back to the surface. ace mark dickey is a cave researcher. he got trapped more than 3400ft below ground. august 31st after falling seriously ill while on an expedition after getting medical treatment last week. yesterday, dickey and a rescue crew made it up more than 1000ft. at least 150 rescuers from multiple nations have been working to save him. >> i'm not healed on the inside yet, so i need a lot of help to get out of here. >> teams are using explosives to widen some parts of the cave so they can bring dickey through on a stretcher. experts expect it to take at least five days to bring him to the surface. >> new details on the big rebuild for capitola beach and pier crews are set to start construction in on the $7.7 million project later this week . the beach t

set high in the rocky mountains, there that much closer to the deep blue skies and puffy white cloudsh of deep breaths. >> don't cheat on your oxygen test. >> i didn't. >> three years ago they were comfortably settled into retired life when walt began having breathing problems. >> i was having a check up after my heart valve. once a year i would go for a checkup and they found a spot on my left lung that was kind of cloudy. >> he was diagnosed with pneumonitis, inflammation of the lung tissue. also called farmers lung. >> there are hundreds of different types of farmers lung. mold, sawdust. i grew up with parents that smoked. i worked at the coal mine. i hauled fuel and stuff like that. nothing showed up. >> retired from long-haul trucking, walt thought he was done with long regularly scheduled drives but from his home in hayden going to a pulmonologist every three months for checkups meant a round-trip drive of eight to 10 hours. >> 10 hours for a 15 minute visit. that is why we always waited for him to come up here. let him do the driving. >> you have done enough driving over the ye

it happened near big sky in the rocky mountains.ties say a hunting party was looking for deer in the area when the bear attacked the status of the person injured. does not known right now. >> progress is finally being made to get an american trapped deep in a cave in turkey back to the surface. mark dickey is a cave researcher. he got trapped more than 3400ft below ground on august 31st after falling seriously ill while on an expedition in after getting medical treatment at last week. yesterday dickey and a rescue crew made it up more than 1000ft. at least 150 rescuers from multiple nations have been working to save him, and he appears to be in good spirits while waiting to be rescued. >> i'm not healed on the inside yet, so i need a lot of help to get out of here. >> teams are using explosives to widen some parts of the cave so they can bring dickey through on a stretcher. experts expect this to take at least five days to get him to the surface. >> new details on the big rebuild for capitola beach and pier crews are set to start co

. >> folks, before we go, you know, they call it the rocky mountain showdown.versity of colorado bowlers football team beat their rivals, colorado state, in double overtime. if you miss this. you miss a thing. it is coach prime's first season with colorado university boulder. they already won their first three games. a pro football hall of famer who used to be known as prime time in his playing days. he's taking a program. they only won one game last year. he has truly turned it around. not to, mention he is drawing celebrity oh. lesean, the rock johnson hand lil wayne were spotted on the sidelines. so was kawhi leonard. he's not at even at the games. he's here really, it was a family affair. the two sons play for his team. the matchup put on the work. the quarterback should or threw the game-winning pass. his other son defensive backs shiloh set them up for success early. the first quarter of the game he returned and interception for a touchdown. he ran 80 yards. the matchup was not without controversy. they made him a target, colorado state football coach jay

joining me to talk more about this, the ceo of planned parenthood of the rocky mountains, adrienne monsanareseciate it. give us kind of the big picture look about access to abortion care in your area. how your staffs are dealing with this, how women are having to deal with this, as well. you think about a 220% uptick in new mexico alone, 89% in colorado. those numbers are pretty astounding. >> they are. it just -- we keep using this word, "unprecedented," and these are the times we're in. this is a nationwide health care crisis. and it touches every aspects of reproductive and sexual health care with serious generational impacts. think about one single appointment at a planned parenthood can impact a family for generations to come. >> i actually traveled with a group of women just over a year or so ago. it was before the overturn of roe v. wade, from texas to new mexico. they were seeking out abortions there. it was about 20 or so women between six to 11 weeks pregnant. i spoke to one of them, i want to hear -- i want you to hear what they had to say. >> you want to get it done, but it's also

knockout futures hi, we have a mixed weather forecast, stoking demand for powerplant fuel in the rocky mountainwe saw european gas price easing now that we have traders weighing the outlook against supply disruptions. >> its planning -- of a lyric is planning to pay dividends as it seeks to raise its net debt. ceo ceo told us that the company avoided bankruptcy less than three years ago, and is -- it's plans ahead. >> we are posting our first capital market day in 10 years, our company was almost bankrupt in 2021, a joint a few months after, and only 18 months has managed to bring us profitability and generate cash. as far as capital allocation was concerned, our first priority is to manage it and be net zero by the end of 2025. our first parity is to return to cash to our cash holders. depending on the first priority, it may happen as early as 2025 provided by approval of the board and chief you. >> and it could open up things as much as 2025, taking about the cash flow story, you have talked about the difficulties as recently as 2021 at the business. there was a free cash flow negative since

but they stopped honoring it when they got to the rocky mountains. i'm not sure exactly why. this is exactly the kind of reason why we need to have this discussion. we're told that we can't tax that land. that improvishes us, causes all other kinds of problems. they tried to jofer set that with a program called pilt. the lost tax revenue is just the beginning of the problem if we're looking at property taxes. it's not just the lost tax revenue from what they would get for taxing that land at the lowest rate. it's the lost economic activity that could and would otherwise apply there if they didn't own so much land. look, think about this for a minute. if any private employer, individual, or corporation owned more than -- i don't know -- 5% or 10% of the landmass in your state, people would get nervous and justifiably so. we understandably fear the excessive accumulation of power whether economic or political in the hands of the few. somebody who owns that much of any state's land has the ability to determine that state's destiny. it gets even worse if that landowner is not a c

more visitors than yellowstone yosemite grand canyon and rocky mountain national park combined. eagle county is home to blm wilderness study areas. about a quarter million acres and eagle county is managed by the blm and like the rest of colorado for only 15% of blm's 8.3 million acres are durably protected most of these lands and eagle county are not serve. these public lands contribute to our world-class recreation experiences and help ensure their local economy thrives. tourism in outer recreation accounts for roughly 50% of the eagle county's annual revenue. maintaining our riches along tourism and ski resorts can be seen that the county with numerous grazing allotments. i'd like to applaud the blm for creating a new tool of conservation races as part of the proposed rule. these leases would be temporary allowing multiple groups to work with blm on restoration projects for renewable energy companies for compensatory mitigation. this is a very promising and complementary tool to support lance across my county and around the u.s.. verification of the proposal that perfectly ba

. >> a year ago it's on rocky mountain cable access channel 47. >> a good network. >> now 9.3 millionstay up to watch this game. you had the back and forth between the coaches. deion is doing for coaching what he did for the atlanta braves, what he did the nfl. he's pretty extraordinary. >> i always pegged i as more a "murder, she wrote" household. >> you know, if we're going to do crime, i mean, it's "matlock," right? >> that's reasonable. deion sanders has electrified not just that school but college football. there are whispers he'll move on to the next thing later because he's such a rocketship right now, but this is extraordinary. and these games are all must see he. he brings celebrities with him. his sons are playing for him and they're both excelling. we should note that the poor kid who was hurt is arguably their best player. let's hope he makes a full recovery. he's been hospitalized for a while. it was a borderline hit, maybe late, but sanders did exactly what you're supposed to do yesterday. this is a kid. these are kids. it's a game and everyone needs to take down the tem

you can see the rocky terrain of these mountains, loose rocks that with any officer shock, can do more land slides close more injuries. in fact, we were in the field just 2 days ago, very, very remote area. and the helicopter that land there, the injured person that they took on was injured in an office shock. that happened that morning that we also felt in mera cash. so we're going to give you a sense of how people are coping in these villages in the little towns over a week now up to the earthquake. and this is our report from la, but i think we've come to a different location today. this is the town of like team it is easier to get to there's more infrastructure around here, very much also as a tourist pays for tours coming. we're trying to figure out what the situation is like here. we bumped into this gentleman david. uh yes, it is. okay, we're going to see a friend of his who is with him. david was here the night of the earthquake on friday night, and he says he hasn't heard from his friend. he's not answering the phone. so this town is uh, much more stablish than the other very