putting on a show with the latest eruption. foicialtion expect tens of thousands of visitors each day to catch a glimpse of the event from the many lookouts at hawaii s volcano national park. that s tonight s live look outside the beltway from special report. we ll be right back. i don t know where i m going to go when the volcano blows now my girl quickly said to me (vo) this is sadie. she s on verizon, and she has the new myplan where she gets exactly what she wants
in taiwan, a retired military commander has told the bbc the island would be unable resist the use of force by an increasingly assertive china. it follows a warning by the us secretary of state anthony blinken that beijing is pursuing unification on a much faster timeline than previously thought. our correspondent rupert wingfield hayes has been to front line taiwanese island ofjinmen, a few kilometres off the chinese coast, to assess the growing threat. tannoy the island ofjinmen is so close to china, they used to blast anti communist propaganda from these giant speakers to people living on the chinese coast. it all looks peaceful today, a tourist curiosity. but twice in the last 70 years, china has tried to cross these narrow straits. the island is still a fortress covered in tunnels, bunkers and lookouts.
the island ofjinmen is so close to china, they used to blast anti communist propaganda from these giant speakers to people living on the chinese coast. it all looks peaceful today, a tourist curiosity. but twice in the last 70 years, china has tried to cross these narrow straits. the island is still a fortress covered in tunnels, bunkers and lookouts. so the main island of taiwan is 150 kilometres away across the taiwan strait, but this is the realfront line between taiwan and mainland china. across there is a chinese city, one of the wealthiest in china, and this behind me is the taiwanese military outpost lion rock, and it s from here that a chinese drone flew over the top of the outpost on september 1st, and
between the sheriffs and the da here. cedric, on that note, you did commend law enforcement in bringing these people in without any kind of incident in a safe way, in which no one was harmed. what do you think that they did successfully here in this case to bring this to that resolution? well, i think a number of things took place. first, you had a community there, clearly, a community who was very much alert, people who were on the lookout because i m quite sure there were a number of be on the lookouts throughout the community. when they observed one of the crumbley, their investigation as a citizen. did the right thing, notified 911, gathered information, police responded, set up perimeters. they called out s.w.a.t. they did everything textbook, and were able to apprehend them without incident.
communications directly from el chapo? yes. it took us a while to infiltrate this mirror structure that they had set up. a mirror structure, a ladder of phones belonging to el chapo s underlings, climbing to the top, from third tier, maybe a runner, to second tier, perhaps a driver, and so on. you essentially cracked the code? cracked the code. it was a high point in the search, after years of hunting, el chapo was in their sights. at last. coming up chapo knew instantly somebody was corrupt. drew hogan smells a rat and makes a move. we had to go into enemy territory and root him out. a bold strike with deadly stakes. the city is lighting up. it s on fire. the lookouts throughout the estate were alerting everyone that something is not right.