Bogota Has Car-Free Day After Wildfire Smoke Takes Over City

It’s an experiment in getting back to nature, sort of. The city of Bogota, Colombia decided to go car-free for a day. That means residents had to bike, walk, or run to get around town. The car-free day is part of the response to recent wildfires in nearby forests that have caused the city to become inundated with smoke. Reports say firefighters in the country have put out about eight fires a day in January alone. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.