a destination for pilgrims from all over the world. breathtaking views historic sites and rugged coastlines with steep cliffs and up to a timeless beauty. just over forty kilometers southwest of santiago de compostela is the fishing village of coral with a typically spanish terraced houses built right up to the base age one of them with its vast picture windows stands out from the rest british architect david chipperfield designed and built it about twenty years ago as a vacation getaway he s been spending his summers here ever since the town s people had to get used to the modern style. but it was something different the first people were curious to know what was being built in a little space and but they were quite pleased with the results elaborate for me and i think in particular the seaman who sailed past to actually envy mr chipperfield
david, gas in the area remains shut off. crews are still on the scene inspecting the damage. officials tonight saying miraculously, no civilians were killed. david? all right, alex, our thanks to you. and we re going to turn next here to the miracle survival, after that plane crash in alaska. tourists onboard as the plane crashed into a mountain. and look at this. the pilot somehow managing to land the small aircraft on the rocky side of the mountain in the middle of fog and rain. everyone survived this. tonight right here, our interview with one of the survivors, as rescue teams now ask how the pilot pulled this off. abc s will carr tonight from alaska. reporter: tonight, for the first time, a survivor describing the horrifying plane crash into the side of an alaskan mountain. we could have gone head-on into the mountain and we didn t. and so, that was i m very thankful for that. reporter: 11 people thankful to be alive after the float plane slammed onto that mountain at a
seaside towns surfing and sandy beaches tourists flock here not just in the summer but all year round but because of its location currents washed up tons actual tons of plastic waste onto its shores it s not just unsightly it s devastating to the natural environment but a local environmental activist in penzance a talent cornwallis most western they tip has managed to inspire the local economy to go plastic free. it s picturesque and wildly romantic the steep cliffs along cornwall s breathtaking coastline. cornwall s weatherbeaten location of the southwestern tip of britain is both a country s charm and its achilles heel. the wind in currents wash up more rubbish here than anywhere else in the british isles. whenever rachel yates
wanted know reconnect here through a collaborate effort to bring surgery back to nepal. reporter: one of dr. are rai s surgical scout team s s in a journey. to reach lolita and her son. it began the day before with the three-hour drive from the city of fukara. and after an overnight stay, they drove again along steep cliffs and roads and they went about 10 hours until the vehicle could go no further. there in the city, they were waiting, but it was time to make the same journey all over again in the other direction. it is a long and difficult trip a are. but without it, unlikely that sundesh would receive the treatment that he needs. if it weren t for some surgical outreach program, and some program that is going farther out to scouts or people
afghanistan. november 3, he was one of ten special forces operators, to land by helicopter near a taliban safe haven in northern afghanistan. they trekked through a mile of waist-deep mud and climbed steep cliffs before finally reaching the village that they wanted to reach. there a night s long battle ensued. andrew and his team fought off wave after wave of enemy fighters. a grenade detonated and as the taliban began to surround the americans and afghan forces, andrew ran through the smoke and through the hail of bullets to rescue an afghan soldier. in the midst of this torrent of gun fire and danger, andrew