about a dead person. better that way. we go to extreme lengths to keep animals from being shot in the problem animal control program. probably 95% of the time we can get the animals out of the communities and get them back to where they re belong and try to keep the two separated because they don t mix well, and people are killed every year by elephant and hippo and crocodile and lion. that s part of life. part of life here, anyway, certainly. lions come in, just absolutely destroy a guy s livelihood and he doesn t have a way to support himself in the future. at the eptd of the day, we re
really, of the acidic matter, that s the water running underground, and the fact that you have a limestone bedrock here and they just don t mix well. it opens a cavern and you get the hole. just incredible that people you just don t know. martin savage, thank you. still to come, another politician finds himself the butt of a joke. emphasis purposeful, people. we ll show you the best political gaffes of all time, led by this one today. plus, an american court has forced a couple to change their baby s name. this is not a joke. this happened in the united states of america, right now. good move or judicial overreach? wait until you hear the name. and our tonight s shout-out. one incredible catch. the travis roy foundation wiffle ball tournament was this weekend and connor fleming made a catch you will never forget. his diving catch not only robbed a home run, it ended the game with this team winning. if the stadium looks familiar, it is because it is a miniature version of bost
i mean, there s this feeling, when we see these sinkholes, martin, as you know, around the country, that it s just like, oh, no one has any idea. they would have had to put foundations down and build an entire resort here and market it. did they have no ideas about holes? reporter: it is possible. i mean, first of all, in order to check for sinkholes, you have to use ground-searching radar, which is really not too cost effective and certainly isn t required or you have to drill a lot of holes every couple of feet. that also isn t cost effective. it s also possible, even after the construction, these buildings were about 15 years old, that the ground could have eaten away after that point. so it s really a combination, really, of the acidic matter, that s the water running underground, and the fact that you have a limestone bedrock here and they just don t mix well. it opens a cavern and you get the hole. just incredible that people you just don t know. martin savage, thank you.
evacuated, strictly as a precautionary measure. again, nobody killed, nobody injured, really, really fortunate. erin? i mean, miraculous, when you think about it, and the fact that you would hear cracks and actually think to get out. that s incredible. but what about the fact that the resort didn t know? i mean, there s this feeling, when we see these sinkholes, martin, as you know, around the country, that it s just like, oh, no one has any idea. they would have had to put foundations down and build an entire resort here and market it. did they have no ideas about holes? reporter: it is possible. i mean, first of all, ford to check for sinkholes, you either have to use ground-searching radar, which is really not too cost effective and certainly isn t required or you have to drill a lot of holes every couple of feet. that also isn t cost effective. it s also possible, even after the construction, these buildings were about 15 years old, that the ground could have eaten away after t