tibetan the sick and lived in the region around everest. but these were local borders, muslim, not buddhist and there were totally unequipped for this kind of terrain. some of them were barefoot. most of the more wearing shoes made out of i think goat skin and obviously they don't have very good traction on the ice. you can see them all resting before, the meat being prepared. if you look closely you can see michael. they went with two very famous ever stirrers and you can see the difference between the sherpas and the baltic. the sherpas to and were a lot of real english hand-me-down mountaineering clothing whereas the others were in more traditional native dress. this pride would've been the last inhabited area before they got up into the highest malay is. there's a great himalayas. in the few moments of them crossing this river which gives you a sense of just how powerful these rivers were. they were fed by glaciers and it is known for its glaciers. it has more glaciers than any other part of the world outside the arctic circle. it's jus

lamenting the rise of everest., that common. it is clearly a piece of cake to climb everest! i am sure you have done it, haven't you? i don't like to boast about my achievements but i did itjust last week. don't to boast about my achievements but i did it just last week. don't tell anyone because i am extremely modest! 803 people have done it this year including tv presenters ben fogel and anna middleton. year including tv presenters ben fogel and anna middletonlj year including tv presenters ben fogel and anna middleton. i thought you were going to say ben brown!m was too easy for ben brown. he said he would only do the difficult north face and not this easy route with the fixed rate. i take the point that the elite climbers are saying it isjust that the elite climbers are saying it is just high that the elite climbers are saying it isjust high altitude tourism. you can get wi—fi at base camp so you can tweet your followers. instagram. herel you can tweet your followers. instagram. here i am at base camp. it is so

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it's more than just a rock in the sea i mean it is that in illinois missouri it's the everest of say. the same old to visit the scottish people sometimes call this cape fear as he did there's a lot of history in the mountains that you can see behind me that's even the ship's side strangely. this is. in southern denmark. adventure and expedition leader our good folks is having his historic wooden sailing ship the dock morrow and overhauled and repaired his ahead of his next big voyage folks and his crew are going to sail to antarctica. is their journey will take them around the southern tip of south america and the dreaded cape. it's a dangerous trip level place huge demands on the crew. with tom and pitch to make sure the ship is c. with. in the lake nine hundred eighty s. folks had to duck and rebuilt and sailed it through the northwest and northeast passages of the arctic ocean. he steals himself against the cold by bathing in. all spending time in cold storage warehouses. he's described as exhibitions in numerous books and has been the subject of several documentary films. in one t

and mount everest, let'sjust forget no need to go there.ve it there. thank you, john rentoul and lucy fisher. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it is all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, john rentoul and lucy fisher. goodbye. good evening. high pressure is well and truly in charge of the weather at the moment. a loss of dry weather over the past few days. also some fairly windy conditions earlier today. the winds have been easing up. this was the scene during the afternoon in stirling, taken by a weather watcher. there will be a bitter blue sky around on sunday, particularly east of scotland and eastern england. for the remainder of 2018, the last two days, it is looking mostly dry and fairly cloudy. there is a bit of rain around, especially in the north, thatis around, especially in the north, that is courtesy of this weather front. that is mo

otello is seen as the everest a role that requires a certain amount of self torture and of course physically that can cramp you up. it is not so fun to play once you know how to deal with it vocally and how to somehow control your emotions then it's it's it's fantastic well i found yes i did oh. yes and this is. not. exactly. half men. talking to people with this issue that's wonderful. oh. yeah. four minutes before the opera is due to start. off the stage nothing can be left to chop. yes was up his arrival as the victorious general will be precisely four minutes into the opera with his song of triumph a soul totty rejoice but the performance can't begin until he's in position in the wings only then can shakespeare's manipulator jago launch the evening's drama with the two multiple storm at sea. back stage one minute twenty seconds off to the start the dull from the wings flew open and in full costume sprinted away from the stage all the way back to his dressing he'd forgotten his sword as it i'm i'll be back in a sec and they were on the shock i mean everyone to dress or. the makeup lady. t

everest! >> reporter: part of what explorers call grand slam. but he's also had setbacks, once burning 25% of his body and damaging his legs. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: he shares it all with jenna besaw, his wife and manager. >> we did it. >> i can't believe it. >> reporter: and told "cbs sunday morning" everyone has the power to persevere. >> i hope people take away from this the power of the human spirit. when you believe in yourself and you dream big that anything is possible. >> in a true sign of sportsmanship, o'brady is waiting for rudd to finish his journey so the two can fly out together. o'brady talks with musician paul simon during his historic trek. simon reached out when he learned his album "graceland" was helping o'brady make it through his epic days. >> i think he is more so capable than me. >> what he did is amazing. >> no question about it. dana, good to see you. >> you too, j.b. >>> and coming up, the great >>> and coming up, the great heights one dad went to spend ever not

otello is seen as the everest a role that requires a certain amount of self torture and of course physically that can cramp you up. it is not so fun to play once you know how to deal with it vocally and how to somehow control your emotions than it's it's it's fantastic well i found yes i did oh well enough on. this issue. not only. recently. have been. talking to people with this issue and it's wonderful and. i don't know. yet. four minutes before the opera is due to start a teller sets off for the stage nothing can be left to chance was his arrival as the victorious general will be precisely four minutes into the opera with his song of triumph esle totty rejoice but the performance can't begin until he's in position in the wings only then can shakespeare's manipulator jago launched the evening's drama with the two multiple storm at sea. back stage one minute twenty seconds after the start the duel from the wings flew open and in full costume sprinted away from the stage all the way back to his dressing he'd forgotten his sword as that i'll be back in a sec and they were on the shock i mean

traits that have gone together with and being committed to not the same of but committed christians of everest of greed of. acquisition. kendrick says drawing is equivalent to thinking for him many of his works are born as charcoal drawings even his films which he embarks on without storyboards no wonder then that a coffee pot follows in the footsteps of french animation pioneers josh mayer just light of the movie magic himself appears as trotsky in ost sentimental machine and installation first shown in istanbul and. one team a chief in the work is the megaphone signifying the power of propaganda and it's all the more relevant at a time when william kendrick views europe with great concern and. need. and can be if you say from outside of europe that europe as a totality has become the fortress where you have a sense for hundreds of years europe maybe threw up from the colonies and now it suddenly decides all the close all the gates we've got the money and lifting up with anybody else try to get in the anything back and people think it's an act of generosity to allow some few migrants into the

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everest five times. he says it was a great way to get to know the city. >> 30 miles a day?n phenomenal shape. >> listen to this, about $9 worth of chicken wings landed one driver with a very expensive traffic ticket tonight. >> the marin chp says an officer spotted a ford mustang with the license plate covered with a sticker from a safeway chicken wings. >> the mustang was impounded. so odd. >> that's a strange one. i hope the chicken was good. let's go to the forecast. >> let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel. >> the weather is looking good, that's for sure, dan and ama. you may not feel that for the morning commute, but for the rest of the day, it's going to be nice. fog we are tracking here. let me show you the visibility across our region. santa rosa has dropped to about a mile and a half. petaluma down to three miles. as we head towards the morning time period, you'll see that fog developing across other parts of the bay area, as well. so 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, here's where you need to look out. in the north bay, the east bay, inland east bay towards the delta

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taking the challenger deep in the mariana trench, the deepest location on earth — so deep that mt everest near freezing waters of the molloy deep in the arctic. i've been talking to to victor vescovo — along with david lee, a documentary makerfilming it all. they're off the coast of sanjuan in puerto rico. the simpering behind us, three and half years in the making, its going to go down 100,000 metres or technology. it's got a titanium is the air which is the core element of the air which is the core element of the design surrounded by something called film which will boat and water but is very durable. it allows it to not be compressed when it goes to the depths, it's very advanced and revolutionary. was a working environment going to be you —— be like when you're inside and you're several kilometres down? if the two—person submersible, with a titanium capsule we have a reasonable amount of room like the cockpit of a jet, compatible, will be on cockpit of a jet, compatible, will beona cockpit of a jet, compatible, will be on a nine hour mission. how will you be able to capture this in th

in germany a third of multi resistant germs originations everest lakes and down. providers have now intensified filtration and begun disinfecting water with ozone and u.v. radiation in order to prevent the germs spreading through the usual. telling class it's very unlikely in drinking water surface water removed from the drinking supply is subject to very strenuous checks so we would not expect it to contain multi resistant pathogens. that said routine checks are not yet required to include specific tests for multi persistent journals. sas also applies to lakes for people go swimming those regulations are now being be examined though although multi resistant bacteria don't necessarily make you sick. for one the body's skin floor is home to a host of different bacteria to keep new arrivals in check. even if swallowed only a tiny proportion of the pathogens will survive contact with the gastric that in the stomach. up to five percent of people in germany have multi-drug resistant bacteria in their bodies without actually falling sick a healthy immune system keeps th

ever sem -- everest. >> this is out of the box. >> another adventurer is trekking the the canontinenthe end. but colin oh, brady can now say he did it first. >> it's impressive. but he documented every single day on instagram. so, even out there, by himself, can't live without the gram. >> that's right, it's all about marketing, right? >> a major milestone for fiona, the nearly 2-year-old hippo weighs nearly 1,000 pounds. gaining weight may not be difficult for a lot of people, not for me, but it is for fiona the hippo, she was only 29 pounds when she was born six weeks ago and she was premature and she was born at the cincinnati zoo. >> i'm sure she loves everyone knows she weighs a thousand pounds. >> fans kicked off the independence bowl with the largest pot of gumbo in the world. it earned the spot in the guinness book of world records. 983 pounds of shrimp. and 590 pounds of cat fish. they sold 11,000 bowls of it duringhe proceeds will go to thehat prov. it is the last friday of 2018. >> wow. >> take a live look outside right now at the golden gate bridge. beautiful shot there to

everest! >> reporter: to scaling mountains and so much more. now he has tackled antarctica. >> a dream this big is certainly outside of the box. you know? there is a reason nobody in history has been able to accomplish this. >> reporter: another adventurer lewis rudd is also trekking the continent and is near the end but in this epic race, colin o'brady can say he did it first. joe fryer, nbc news. >> did he ever. that is "nbc nightly news" on this thursday night. i'm kate snow. i'll see you back here tomorrow. for all of us at nbc news, have a great night. a microclimate weather a gusts reach up to 55 miles per >>> right now at 6:00, strong winds whipping through the bay area. mi micro climate weather alert. >> plus a search for an escaped inmate. the new surveillance photos that could be a key piece of evidence. >> but first, new details on a deadly officer involved shooting in san jose. the police chief spoke for the first time about what went down on christmas day. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us. >> a christm

the everest 47% last year, >>> snow is causing problems in parts of north carolina which has prompted the governor to issue a warning. the storm arrived last night and ramped up during the early morning hours. the highway patrol has been desponding to hundreds of accidents, even snowplows are getting stuck. north carolina's governor urged people to stay off the roads. >> enjoy the beauty, but respect the danger. snow and ice can make the scene outside your window look like a holiday card. do not be fooled. this storm is treacherous. >> the other major issue, power outages. snow and ice are weighing down power lines leaving hundreds of thousands of people in the dark. more outages are expected due to the sleet and freezing rain. >> as we said a moment ago, the sierra snowpack is off to a promising start. a series of storms have dropped several feet of snow in the sierra leaving the snowpack at 106% of average, compared to this same time last year, it was at 47%. it provides 30% of california's freshwater supply. >>> gas prices have taken a dip and industry analysts say falling crude oi

of four founds and five hundred meters looms over the start line that's not far off the heights of everest base camp. this event is less than a week before my antarctic rice so i'm aiming to complete three quarters of the cold . i'm hoping this race will provide a tough final test in extreme conditions to rapidly apparence the most brutal few hours of my running life so far ahead of me. a shortage of oxygen and oversupply of sun sand hill climbs these are conditions that force everyone taking part to dig very deep i'm struggling to breathe struggling with the terrain the urge to stop increases with every stride you decide you decide whether to go on whether you can do this whether you can't do it jonathan katz is a man who knows how i'm feeling he's a psychologist who also enjoys running not just marathons but eighty kilometer ultra marathons i think challenging yourself it has a very. quality i think there's a feeling of being alive of of pushing yourself of consolation seeing what you know what you can do that really gets you aware of your own kind of mental and physical being when you p

that have gone together with and being committed to not the same of the connected to questions of everest of greed of. acquisition. cantrip says drawing is equivalent to thinking for him many of his works are born as charcoal drawings even his films which he embarks on without storyboards no wonder then that a coffeepot follows in the footsteps of french animation pioneer shah's millionaire just light of the movie and he himself appears as trotsky in ocean to mental machine and installation first shown in istanbul on. one team a chief in the work is the megaphone signifying the power of propaganda it's all the more relevant at a time when william can treat views europe with great concern and. can different you say from outside of you that europe as a totality has become the fortress where you have a sense for hundreds of years europe maybe threw up from the colonies and now it's suddenly decides will close all the gates we've got the money and plate anybody else try to get in the anything there and people think it's an act of generosity to allow some few migrants into the country rather t

. >> i'm on the summit of mount everest. >> rorter: to scaling mountains and so much more.tackled antarctica. >> a big as big is outside of the box. there is a reason nobody in history has a bee to accomplish this. >> reporter: another adventurer lewis rudd is tracking the continent and is near the end but in this in epic race, c o'brady can say he did it first. >> did he ever? that is "nbc nightlyne " on this thursday night. i'm kate snow. i'll see you back here tomorrow. haor all of us at nbc news a great night. >>>liepghts, camera, action. >> everything is ngunravend he saw it in you. >> how simon helped mel b. and

now i need to say to him that anybody can be a risky so it isn't permitted on everest you know. you go you slide down and you steer with your body to the right and left. it. on the top of a good muscle and if you turn it to the side it'll break up it's kind of complicated but i piloting is really easy. it costs right down with speeds up up to one hundred kilometers an hour but you do need that you know a bit for me just simple slope looks like a pretty steep challenge to be on the safe side i don't just brake with my feet but with my whole body. of vision i did it pish. being so close with the place over the snow it's a little bit scary. next to the ski folks developed in germany as a comfortable i'll turn it it's just. easy on the knees. ok to us and somebody what is this a stool in the snow versus the ski box ok it just looks like a stool so cool for. talk but enough that i want to take a kurd you can steer it with the skis come to take the handles like this from your plunge them into the snow route. but it's not easy to run you're right you're losing my balance old muskets ye

these really intrepid journeys, when some of the roots now that used to be intrepid like climbing everestg that hasn't been done before. let's go back to the sunday telegraph. over christmas i'm sure a lot of people will have spent quite a lot more time than usual with their grandparents. here is a minister saying we should take one on holiday with us. take them on holiday. i watched gavin and stacey's christmas special from 2008 over christmas, where the mother is completely forgotten and pops up from behind the bar. it's not necessarily what every family would wa nt necessarily what every family would want to do. it's a nice idea and obviously, we have a minister for loneliness and it is herjob to exhort us to think about the older folk. lucy, should ministers be telling us with whom to take our holidays? well, i think it is apt. it isa holidays? well, i think it is apt. it is a good idea to point out the example in southern europe where it isa example in southern europe where it is a common theme to have all the relatives living with a family. part of the daily routine, helping out but

. >> i'm on the summit of mount everest!r: part of what is called an explorers' grand slam. but he's also had setbacks. he once burned 25% of his body and damaging his legs. he shares it all with jenna besaw, his wife and manager. >> we did it. >> i can't believe it. >> reporter: and told "cbs sunday morning" everyone has the power to persevere. >> i hope people take away from this the power of the human spirit. when you believe in yourself and you dream big, that anything is possible. >> reporter: in a true sign of sportsmanship, o'brady is waiting for rudd to finish his journey so the two men can fly out together. and in a true sign of americana, o'brady talked with musician paul simon during his historic trek. simon reached out when he learned his album "graceland" was helping o'brady make it through the exhausting days. >> brown: i think my bionic colleague is capable of that more so than me. >> reporter: not what he did. just amazing, right? >> brown: awesome, no question about it. dana, good to see you. >> reporter: yo

secretary of state has given moscow an ultimatum everest's alleged violations of a key nuclear missile treaty my pump has said russia has sixty days to show its complying with i n f before washington pulls out in the light of these facts the united states today declares it has been russia in material breach of the treaty and will suspend our obligations as a remedy effective in sixty days unless russia returns to full and verifiable compliance well it's a two month ultimatum now in the aftermath of this announcement we have heard from the chief of nato he is saying that russia should not miss this opportunity to preserve a historic treaty arms hacked up between the united states and russia he's saying do everything possible to keep it intact these are his words so russia non-hospital last chance to come back into compliance with the on their cheating but we must also have to prepare for the world without the treaty. the united states is pulling out of this historic treaty they accuse russia of having violated however russia says they haven't violated the treaty they've been in complian

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nowhere in owl solar system which is nowhere in owl solar system which is as clever as the top of everesto mars, do not think it is any solution and it is i think, to think that we can terror for mars rather than dealing with climate change and the earth. but to put it bluntly, do you not believe that actually this melding of human intelligence and artificial intelligence gives us, in the longest and long terms, the capacity to imagine a post— human era where intelligent beings, whatever we cool them, because there will be certainly a modification of our organic humanness, this post human beings will have the capacity to travel over unimaginable differences and perhaps colonise places and planets that we have not even thought of? —— terraform and. well, the word art is important. my scenario is human stay on the open do not change all that fast, but the post— human evolution will start with crazy pioneers who get to mars because they will be away from the regulators, who will try to control these things and credential and ethical grounds. —— us. and they will have every incentive because

everest of waves. it starts breaking when it's 15 feet and then it can go up from there.ear there was a 100-foot day. you've got to put everything into it and put everything on the line. what i love so much about big waves is the challenge. it just brings me back to the same moment of when i started surfing when i was 7 years old. i'd paddle out and the waves would seem big and scary and there were so many different things going on. you just overcome these fears and catch this ride. from that day on i was hooked. i couldn't imagine my life without surfing. i am one of the founders of the committee of women serving and we have lobbied for inclusion and equal pay for the past four years. we were told it was unsafe or we couldn't do it. i feel really, really proud of being able to change policy. this year the mavericks surf competition is going to have women competing against women and we are also getting equal prize money. so it's just super exciting. as a documentarian and journalist, i saw the story. i'm documentary about the best female surfers in the world as they striv

otello is seen as the everest a role that requires a certain amount of self torture and of course physically that can cramp you up. it is not so fun to play once you know how to deal with it vocally and how to somehow control your emotions then it's it's it's fantastic well i found yes i did oh quite the font. again this is. not. exactly. half men. talking to people with this issue it's wonderful. oh. yeah. four minutes before the opera is due to start it's off the stage nothing can be left to chart. yes was up his arrival as the victorious general will be precisely four minutes into the opera with his song of trials so totty rejoice but the performance can't begin until he's in position in the wings only then can shakespeare's manipulator jago launch the evening's drama with the two multiple storm at sea. back stage one minute twenty seconds off to the start the dull from the wings flew open and in full costume sprinted away from the stage all the way back to his dressing he'd forgotten his sword is that i'll be back in a sec and they were on the shock i mean everyone to dress or. the makeu

they got my number, somebody made the call, i would like to see the directors of everest per sued, notd the director of a company like that be per sued? indeed, it's the company commissioning the unsolicited and illegal calls that is liable and it will be the directors of the company who will face fines, personal fines of up to half £1 million. the other thing we've done, done a lot, actually, we've outlawed the claims management companies from making unsolicited calls on less they have prior consent. and i don't know whether you've noticed, victoria, on commercial radio a lot of claims management companies are advertising direct to the consumer at saying if you have a case, text this number and that indicates to me they are seeking people's consent which is what we want. ok. martin, how bad it didn't get for you when you were trying to run your business? the height, the landline and personal mobile numbers, i hit 20, regularly 12 calls, averaging every day on my landline, 2—3 on my business mobile which i could not afford not to pick up. consequently my work was broken up, couldn't co

the you know the slaughter still given me for the everest. because you don't really feel like the human being in it. and then. the guy just came over to me assuming good new changes this book. well i think it certainly makes sense for for moscow to think post from in its context with the united states i just fear that the dominant view in this city is that it is merely impossible until the united states kind of settle this domestic divide the environment in d.c. is you know i hate to say this was work toxic but that's exactly what it is and then i think it's in a way you know you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't. feel so you will both be in. your last years does he. she does it with the people most of the. theo . thank. you. so much you're in the. water it's making. us. cooperation between the associated. with. us judge orders. from north korea.

there's nowhere in our solar system which is as clement as the top of everest or the antarctic.y adventurers who want to go to mars, i certainly don't think it's any solution, and it's a dangerous delusion to think that we can terraform mars rather than dealing with climate change on the earth. but to put it bluntly, do you not believe that, actually, this melding of human intelligence with artificial intelligence gives us, in the longest of long terms, the capacity to imagine a post—human era, where intelligent beings, whatever we call them, because there'll be certainly a modification of our organic humanness, these post—human beings will have the capacity to travel over unimaginable differences, and perhaps colonise places and planets that we haven't even thought of? yes, yes. well, of course, the use of word us is important. my scenario is human stay on the earth and don't change all that fast, but the post—human evolution will start with crazy pioneers who get to mars by then, in a century, because they'll be away from the regulators, who are going to be controlling these t

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we will go to the self full, north pole, or climbed on everest. >> why does man pick up a challenge like this? >> i don't know. he is made that way, all through history. now we come to a point, and somewhere, somewhere is going to go to the moon. i will be very sorry indeed if my country, the richest, most horrible country in the world did not try to do it, and did not try to do it first, as a matter of fact. >> i think there is a much stronger purpose, national andose in going into space that has to do with the fact that space is there now within our grasp. it is now within the possibility to be explored. we have a technique to do it but it requires a great deal of effort which is a very difficult thing to do. i think by this nation reaching out, by striving to do this and by being bold enough to go ahead and explore, not just the moon but beyond the moon, other planets, we will be engaging in an activity that leaves us on as a nation, gives us forward momentum to do this. you will find that most nations or societies that have come to promise in history have been ones that were actively

and save 33% on men's and ladies' everest hikers. >>> it was back to school for thousands of studentsty. for many they were heading back to school and a different part of the county because many of the schools no longer exist. schools were among thousands of structures that burned in the fire. only one school was untouched by the flames and able to reopen this morning. as we report, this morning was bittersweet and it was a gentle reunion. >> reporter: smiles and a heartfelt embrace. it was a good day back. >> i am super excited. >> reporter: they open the doors at temporary locations. they welcome kids back to class more than three weeks after the catastrophic camp fire . students displays, 4382. public school staff, 379. the superintendent says nearly every district had staff members who lost their homes in the fire. there is an effort to get every student back in the . i never thought i would say that. we have two buildings and were doing an extended learning at the mall for the next 13 days. >> reporter: more students also returned to class today at three temporary sites in chico.

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