Speaker 1: Calaroka Shark Media. Oh No, a man's proposal in front
of the Eiffel Tower didn't work out after a stranger
accidentally blocked the camera he had set up to record
the phonement, Oh no, don't worry. This is five good
News stories and I'm Johnny MAXI. There's Tom. He's proposing
to Taylor in front of the Eiffel Tower. He had
positioned his phone behind them, telling Taylor was there to
catch the lights, and then he got down on one knee. However,
when they reviewed the footage, they found that a woman
nearby holding a selfie stick had stepped directly in front
of the camera. After realizing what was going on, she
pointed toward the couple and then moved closer and filmed
herself with them in the background, blocking most of Tom's recording.
Taylor shared this on TikTok, going you just want to
cute proposal video, but a lady with a selfie stick
as other plans. But don't worry, it works out. Taylor
shared footage filmed by the woman showing the couple hugging
and kissing as she displayed ring. As she told her
her fans on TikTok don't stress. We got this cute
video later. Here's a question, is it my yard or
your yard? Well in London, a woman says her neighbor
has taken more than a meter of her garden by
allegedly ripping out her fence and removing part of her
decking and hot tub enclosure. Rose said she spent a
lot of money in five months transforming her into the garden,
adding a deck and a hot tub in time for
her sixtieth birthday. But one day she gets home and
finds the neighbor had removed the fence, cut into the
decking and the hot tub surrounding, and erect at a
new fence further inside her property. Oh no, Rose said,
what began is my dream garden has turned into a
living nightmare. But she says, I won't stop until what's
mine is finally respected. I do have a little sympathy
for him, because he honestly thinks it's his land, but
just the way he's gone about it is vile. He
just doesn't stop. I just want to be able to
relax in my garden with my family. I had the
opposite problem. My neighbor put up a fence and I
like I think I gained the land, but now I
have to mow the land that's on my side of
the fence, and it's like annoying land of Mode'd rather
have just claimed it. Yeah, Rose said, he cut out
a bit of our garden. I didn't believe what was happening.
Who does that? The neighbor ripped out my fence. He
sought about a meter off my garden at a slope
and took five wooden planks from the hot tub. He
left all my hard work ruined. I couldn't believe that
someone could do such a thing to someone's property. She
went to the police and they were like, yeah, it's
a silver matter. But recently, Rose says a professional boundary
survey confirmed her fence was correct and that her neighbor's
fence is on her land. She's now working with the
Land Registry to figure out what happens next. Good Luck
A jaguar was spotted at a watering hole in southern Arizona.
That's the fifth endangered jaguar found in the region over
the past fifteen years. Susan works for the University of
Arizona as Wildcat Research and Conservation Center, and Susan says
We're very excited. It signifies this edge population of jaguars
continues to come here because they're finding what they need.
The species is recovering. We still have a chance to
get it right and keep these quarridors open. Jaguars are
the only big cat native to the Americans and are
the third largest cat species in the world after tigers
and the lions. In Utah, an archaeological team exhoomed a
bottle of alcohol estimated to be one hundred and fifty
years old, and they gave it a taste test. The
bottle was part of thousands of artifacts dating back to
around eighteen seventy and eighteen ninety found on US Forest
Service land used by a ski resort. Ian Wright is
the Utah State Public Archaeologist. He said when they picked
it up was still full of out of cork in it.
He says it's the only known intact bottle of alcohol
to be found from the time period. He explained they
sometimes find them in Missouri and in places where the
mississippis shifted and there's been a sunken boat or ship,
but never in Utah. We rarely find a bottle with
a cork at all, or If we do find one,
the cork shriveled up and shrunk inside of it or
just fragments of it, so that's pretty rare. Isaac Winter
is the director of distilling at High West. He was
the first to taste it. He told Fox thirteen. I
had a little bit of trepidation going in, but you
have to try. It didn't smell like gasoline, didn't smell
like tobacco spit, he said. But the flavor is fruity.
There's a little bit of leather, but there's quite an
age on it. Experts said the liquid appears to be
a low alcohol beer. They're now hoping to recreate the beverage.
We're told the very bottom of the bottle was sort
of turbid, sort of milky. We're going to take it
back and hopefully played it out and find some usable
yeast on it. In North Carolina, every smash burger served
at a restaurant is helping to fight childhood cancer. The
folks over at Zeke Smash are donating five percent of
all profits to children's cancer charities, including Saint Baldrick's. Zeke
Smash serves smash burger sandwiches, fried cheese, curds, hot dogs,
and desserts. The restaurant is named after Zeke, the six
year old son of the owner's close friends. Zeke was
diagnosed at just three months with juvenile leukemia, a rare,
aggressive blood cancer. Kyle, the owner, said, watching the family
navigate chemotherapy, hospital visits, and medical bills, even with strong insurance,
changed him. Beyond treatment, he saw the emotional hold on
long term financial strain that families face, an area he
believes is often overlooked in childhood cancer fundraising. The name
Zeke Smash became both a brand and emission great food
paired with direct community impact. If you're down that way,
Zeke Smash six nineteen South seventeenth Street in Wilmington, North Carolina.
And those are five good news stories for today,