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RELIEF AID. A fire victim receives sleeping gear as the city government mobilizes its resources to help fire victims who are temporarily housed at the covered court in Sitio Taluingung, Barangay San Roque, Zamboanga City on Feb. 18, 2022. A total of 149 families were displaced by a fire that hit a closely built community Thursday (February 17) in Barangay San Roque. (Photo courtesy of City Hall PIO) ZAMBOANGA CITY - The city government, through the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO), has mobilized its resources to provide assistance to the 149 families displaced by a fire on Th...

Big river rafter, big mountain skier and big moneymaker by the name of douglas thompson. he dropped out of school went west and joined a group called the fun hogs. they climbed into a van in san francisco, surfed, climbed, kayaked their way all the way to patagonia. >> bill weir is with us now. bill, a beautiful point of the globe. that's the point, right? >> exactly. doug, after the adventure, he gets frustrated that he can't find good sleeping gear so he starts a company called north face. and his friend starts a company called patagonia. millionaires by the time they're in their 30s. they'r...

Train. >> reporter: authorities say mexican dra mexican traffickers increasingly use the land to enter the u.s. agents say on most of the mountaintops in this area within the united states, from the border to phoenix, mexico's drug cartel hides its surveillance teams in caves. >> more pieces of communications equipment. >> reporter: to spot on american law enforcement below. >> we estimate at any given time there is 200, 300 scouts working in these positions. >> reporter: this is one of those mountaintop caves called spider holes where the mexican drug scouts will hunker down day and night. th...

Vehicle or in a human smuggling train. >> reporter: authorities say mexican traffickers increasingly use this land to enter the u.s., forced to do so by law enforcement crackdowns elsewhere. agents say on most of the mountain tops in this area within the united states from the border to phoenix, mexico hides its surveillance teams in caves to spy on american law enrespect fomt. >> at any given time there's about 200 or 300 scouts working in these positions. >> reporter: and this is one of those caves. this one so fresh they left behind shoes and their sleeping gear. in smaller careful, the sco...