Police deliver Emergency Donuts following 911 call

0:03 Kalaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with five news stories. Congratulations to a park in Japan. It has officially been named the world's smallest park. All right, how big is this park? Two and a half square feet. The park is about an hour from Tokyo. Was created nineteen eighty eight after a worker at a construction company returned from a trip to the United States. The worker had ran into the Mills Ends Park in Portland, Oregon, which previously held the record out a gigantic three point one square feet. Juji Cooyoma told Guinness, so they wanted to create an even smaller park. It was completed in eighty eight, but the city didn't bring in Guinness until just now. Nineteen eight is not five minutes ago anymore. Guys, what have you been doing? Coyoma said. We want to continue maintaining the park with the community, as well as creating a landscape that is more social media friendly so that even more people will find a track. Actions of Howard Town. So many quirky records. An Australian father and son have set a record performing forty five consecutive inside loops in a glider. David was going to turn fifty, so he got his son Max to join him in a twin seat DG one thousand glider in the skies over South Australia. Dad said, throughout my whole life, been trying to set myself as a role model for young people, in particular my family, to show that goal setting, working hard, having discipline and really trying hard is the way to get what you want to achieve. And that's what we did with this record. That's good advice there. They completed forty five consecutive loops, which smashed the old record of

1:34 twenty four, which had stood since two thousand and one. An eighty one year old woman was going through boxes of her mother's belongings. She found an overdue library book. It had been checked out by her grandfather ninety nine years earlier. The folks in Berkeley Township said, Mary returned the books. So if you've been looking to check out Homemade Toys for Girls and Boys by A. Neely Hall and Eve, been waiting since nineteen twenty six, it's back. You can check it out of the Ocean County Library now. Mary told CNN, I don't know if grandchildren, my kids are getting older. You if my son took it, I don't know what to do with it. I figured it belongs to the library. Now. Luckily, the Ocean County Library is celebrating its one hundredth anniversary. So this is pretty cool. Oh, by the way, Mary, you owe them eighteen thousand dollars in fees. The US Fish and Wildlife Service are begging you please stop dumping your goldfish into the waters. You see the goldfish get pretty big. They recently displayed a megalodon goldfish the US Fish and Wildlife Service. They were out there doing a survey and they found this thing.

2:42 They sat on social media, your pet store goldfish after two years of the while to call me Megalodon. Goldfish can turn lakes and waterways in a murky messes, steal food from native fish, and wreck water quality. One goldfish might not seem like a big deal, but they multiply fast goldfish spawns several times a season. Because they have no natural predators in most North American waters, their populations explode. And our final story today, a toddler called nine one one to report emergency donuts. The police sprang into action. That's right. The more police departments shared the audio of a nine to one to one call involving a young boy who was playing with an old cell phone and discovered still had emergency calling enabled. The boy requested emergency donuts, but did tell the dispatcher have a good day. You know, one day this kid could host this very podcast. He already has a sign off. The police department tells us old cell phones may be unable to use high speed data networks, take photos, or play music, but they can still call nine one one in an emergency. As for the young man, his request for emergency donuts did not go unheeded. The police delivered some duncan Those are five good news stories for today. I'm gonna go have some emergency donuts and, in the words of the young man, have a good day,