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Particularly those that are manning or in charge of the checkpoints around the airport. that communication and decon f -- its not changed. >> taliban near the airport, is there a lot less visibility the farther you go out into the city and thats possibly where there might be threats of kidnapping or -- is that what really were trying to avoid here? >> theres a lot. theres a whole canopy of security concerns we have. again, my answer to courtney, this is a non-combatant evacuation. thats what wer...

Up here so far from the raucous urban world are weekends steeped in the peace and beauty of a natural cathedral. >> wed ride our mountain bikes, go sit in the river, hike, go rappelling. >> most of the time youre just -- youre out there by yourself. and you make your own rules. >> and at night? >> you can go up to the top of the mountain and you can see a lot of stars you didnt know were there. >> but down the sides of the mountain, under a thick canopy of leaves -- >> many, many nights its just...

Buried in this box? >> were realizing wait, there was a former wife? >> we finally come around this turn. the whole side of the mountain is on fire. >> marriage, money, and murder. some say more than one. >> when people say i know how you feel, you have no idea how i feel. i dont want you to know how i feel because no one should ever feel this way. >> the night forest was profoundly dark. below its thick canopy of tree, even the meager moonlight was shut out. as the driver rushed too fast down t...

Quality and reduce the chance for disease. because if overgrown canopy has lost ventilation, it is bad for you. also through the cameras we can accurately predict the pruning rate, how much you want to prune back the vine, which is a crucial step for the growers. the project is backed by riverland wine and the government. we see technology playing a critical role in helping to forecast issues, if you see a frost coming or understand when a dry spell is going to settle in, and make sure you have ...

Patriotic scene here. people are really showing their red, white and blue and theres around 25,000 people here. they sold out yesterday. expected to sell out today as well. griff: abby, air shows are so much fun. my mother-in-law used to run one in pennsylvania. i got to go there. i never got to do something, we were watching you earlier this morning, jumping out of a helicopter and parachuting down. that must have been very exciting. >> reporter: oh, my goodness. that was the experience of a li...

Of the biggest unburned expanse of native forest in northern central new south wales... but in 2020, as flames ravaged at its fringes, precious pockets of its astonishing biodiversity disappeared in a flash. there were fireballs leaping 50m or maybe 100m above the canopy. the whole mountainside alight. the whole sky glowing. it was like watching a volcano erupt. the type of stuff that you look at, its like "that could never burn". 0n the dorrigo plateau in the new england tablelands of new south...

So were looking here, basically, into the very middle of the biggest unburnt expanse of native forest in northern central nsw. but in 2020, as flames ravaged at its fringes, precious pockets of its astonishing biodiversity disappeared in a flash. there were fireballs leaping 50 or maybe 100m above the canopy. the whole mountainside alight, the whole sky glowing — it was like watching a volcano erupt. the kind of stuff that you look at and say "that could never burn." 0n the dorrigo plateau in ...

>> reporter: under a canopy of poplars and oaks a pandemic revelation. build a tree house, break a cabin fever. how cool is this? >> it is amazing. >> reporter: deacon avren spent third grade learning in the leaves on his laptop. >> theres the woods outside the window. its a lot more quiet so i can focus. >> reporter: its your own little one room school house. >> yes. >> reporter: building tree houses, at first not in michael scagliones wheelhouse but last year his business and his kids were bot...

Separating from the ancient supercontinent of gondwana, 99 million years ago. the plants and animals that live here provide us with the best examples of the earths stages of evolutionary history that exist. so were looking here, basically, into the very middle of the biggest unburnt expanse of native forest in northern new south wales. but in 2020, as flames ravaged at its fringes, precious pockets of its astonishing biodiversity disappeared in a flash. there were fireballs leaping 50 or maybe 1...

Rena and her horse both reach the destination in one piece. these women present their vision of the future to the political leaders of the city. future to the political leaders of the ci . ., ., the city. living together in a cultural understanding, - the city. living together in a cultural understanding, and | cultural understanding, and embracing diversity. pauline black s day comes to an end underneath the canopy of cofa s tree. words of hope, written on the ribbons by the people of coventry....