i wanted to ask a question whether opportunity zones can be innovation zones the challenges that exist the opportunity zones, transit problems, food desert, healthcare access, water infrastructure, energy, affordable housing, it is a long list, are also innovation opportunities for new kinds of products, services, systems, right? i am wondering if how to build a partnership between the opportunity zones and innovation community corporate r&d centers, to see this as a market for indicate innovation. there is opportunity for some of these leapfrog you know, and a whole new kind of world with the technology that is available. how do we build a connection and how do we get the needs of these opportunity zones to communicated to the innovators in the united states. that is beautiful. we hire you. you are already thinking about it. >> that is the opportunity. that goes back to what i said earlier, opportunity zones by their cells, are not going to be the cure all but if we are able to do exactly what you said, use it as a chance to have a dialogue with higher ed, with technology, with health

one versus zone two or even have zones in general. having zones in general was an impact that our stakeholders and our property owners were supportive of. i'll go ahead to complete your question and turn it over to tim with mbs. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'll briefly answer your question or what your question is about the use of zones is actually a very common thing. we researched about 20 bids all across the united states and i want to say 70% do use zones for various reasons. clearly with all of the outreach by the union square folks, there was a sense of the core and the other services and so the inner zone will pay essentially about 20% more than the folks in the other zone for the enhanced serviced and that's detailed in the engineer's report. >> i would like to add, soup store, that compared to current services right now, those properties and businesses in zone 2 will be receiving double compared to what we have now. >> wow, ok, thank you. but. >> pleasure. >> another quick thing, in some of the recent cbd renewals we brou

zone one and zone two. >> it's in green. there is a key. it's chopped off the slide but i have a hard copy that i'll bring to you. >> that's find. so green is zone bun an zone one is zone two. >> the additional services are evening ambassadors for when the theatres are letting out, the civic center garage and hundreder's family is more prominent. so the purple has an additional level of service. >> yes, much more activation, yeah. >> lead opelet's open up this uo public comment and i have a number of speakerrer cards starting witstarting. >> good afternoon. i'm with iat, local 16 and i'm speaking on behalf of our members and shn haze. some concerns that have come up. shn was not aware that they were being moved from the tenderloin cbd to the civic center cbd and they did not receive notice and were not able to provide comment or participate in the process. this cost will most likely be significantly higher than the tenderloin. to your point, supervisor, they are a private business as opposed to the municipal and state businesses that could

this is a simple accounting of the zone. we looked in more depth of city assets and what would be affected at a asset level so we understand what is there, not just a building, what does it house, what uses does it have, how adaptive is it? the first step is exposure with mapping assets within the flood zone. [please stand by] >> whether it is localized to the specific asset or if it has neighborhood wider citywide, or regional consequences. and then finally we looked at cascading consequences, which is a second level consequence of the loss of a particular asset, which is important because these challenges are crosscutting, they require multi- collaboration, an example of this would be the earlier this year we had a combination of a high tide and immoderate storm, which affected the ability to storm water infrastructure to drain, and flooding the munimobile facility. that is an example were some of these sectors come together to have cascading consequences. for the analysis, we looked at different types of instruct -- infra

sf >> so on the pink zone is the safety zone, and the blue zone is the primary outreach zone, and this is the zone that people will be inviting them into. in this blue zone is where we conducted -- hot conducted a count just this last month, and found 179 people experiencing unsheltered homelessness overnight in the blue zones, and this is the blue zone that's where we'll be doing the quarterly count to ensure we're reducing homelessness in the area. >> and another question i need clarification. it might be better directed to the director. there has been a navigation center that was successful and closed. can you explain that because all navigation centers are temporary and this one seems to be in perpetuity. >> yes. there were two centers that have closed. 1915 mission and 1515 south vanness. both we had a 90-day ramp down period in which we eninsurinsu stopped accepting people in the navigation centers and they were transported to a new location. that was a little bit more complicated with 1950 mission as it did not happen right as another site was opening. it was a bit of an overlap

landslide zone. this is the second floor in the d.b.i. you can see this is my home, their home and all of the six houses on the landslide and mount davidson is right behind it. so it's a systemic hazard zone that reports the landslide zone. i was told that page 54 of the appeal that they might excavate next to the property and if they do, i would like to get notice about that also if they do any under pinning or any shortings. slope protection ordinance number 121-18, which amended may eighth, 2018, it says 1.4 is the slope and systemic hazard zone protection should apply to all property within san francisco that exceed an average slope of four horizontal to one vertical or fall within certain map area of the city. i believe this was exhibit 5 page 17. in this case they are edging 1,117 new square feet, not 198. also, i was really concerned about the safety of my home. in the g.r., december 2018 i presented the settlement crack and i asked to be investigated. i was told by the architect that he never

potomac yards is just outside an opportunity zone, and amazon bought options on opportunity zone landg behind the legislation, it is really a jobs program, so real estate was just the first leg. the investor interest early on was developers and people investing in real estate, but the john's component is really transformative -- jobs component is really transformative. you will see tax-exempt and impact investors looking at opportunities. katia: you have already done two projects in opportunity zones and have a third coming out. tell us about that and what types of projects you are actually looking into? neal: sure. we have closed two projects. a third next week, and another when we signed a letter of intent to close in the next 30 to 60 days. really three areas in our projects we are doing and about to do. we think there's three areas we are focusing on. because you have to look at the statute. you have to within 31 month substantially improve the land, the project you bought, and then you have to hold for 10 years. what does that lead you to? what big demographic shifts, for example

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zoning administrator, acting zoning administrator? >> continue ib until the items specified to the date specified. >> thank you. that will place us on commission matters item six, consideration of adoption of draft minutes for may 9th, 2019. >> nothing. >> would anyone like to provide public comment now? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner johnson? >> move to approve the draft minutes. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on that motion to adopt the minutes... [roll call] >> so moved, that motion passes unanimously 6-0. item seven, commission comments and questions. >> commissioner richards? >> a few things. first of all, the package of housing hills, we heard it last thursday the s.p. 50 got put in suspense until january, that is passed the appropriation committee by january 31st. there is an article in the chronicle on monday for modest housing fixes on the key bill and i'm incredibly disappointed that the legislature did not move to advance ab 236 which is the reynolds registry, which is the cornerstone of all th

entered the conflict zone. last known as venezuela's opposition a sense of just lose yet the size you get the military is a come over to their side my guess is the mood there in london is the most annoying one representative to the venezuelan opposition leader and is so thick you have presidents quote quite oh what happens next the conflicts of the stops the minutes on details of. an action packed life bookmarklet. anything's possible as long as our coffee and his friends can drink. this movie in kenya as dobbs refugee camp . his life story may have ground to a halt. 27 years ago but there's no holding back his dreams. thank you for watching. cinema the stars may 27th on t.w. . own game. u.s. president donald trump has stalked out of a meeting with democrats refusing to work together with them unless they drop all investigations an increasing number of opposition lawmakers say they want an impeachment inquiry over the aftermath of the russia probe. the pressure is mounting on british prime minister to resign ma

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and from the zone into government controlled areas she described how some 200 people have been killed since february and the number of newly displaced had grown to 120000 just days later the pace of attacks increased even further with some of the most intense hostilities in almost a year my director of operations briefed you again last friday on the effects of the airstrikes the barrel bombs the ground attacks and the shelling. and yesterday the deputy regional humanitarian coordinator updated the humanitarian task force in geneva on yet a further spate of barrel bombs from helicopters air strikes heavy shelling ground attacks and counterattacks in the last 3 weeks we have reports that up to 160 people have been killed at least 180000 people have been displaced and millions of people are crammed into an ever smaller area 180000 in 3 weeks while many people have moved to camps more than 80000 people have found themselves with nowhere to go. they are simply parked in open fields or sheltering under trees. we now have reports of 3 i.d.p. settlements being attacked 3 days ago an attack ne

possibly along the city's already-defined hazard zone along the bluff.jeff is not reassured by that. it still has the same effect as managed retreat. they're just not calling it that. it is our home. and it's just not fair that they should impose any sort of restrictions on us. >> reporter: the commission responded with changes and just recently the city of pacific batted back with what it calls a compromise. now the next move is up to the coastal commission. >> we'll keep following this issue. >>> marine experts say young males shedding their winter coats, the elephant seals moving into this part of drake's beach. they've taken over a popular stretch for families. don't mistake their size for being slow. a part of the beach is now closed after the herd moved in. >> they'll rear up, they might even growl at you. but they're fast. they are much faster than you would expect them to be. >>> speaking of the sea, the waves are calming down. the live surf line camera at pacifica. the swells are not intig tonight as they have been in the past couple of days. bu

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zones. 34 million hud-assisted individuals live in opportunity zones. the household income and opportunity zones is about 37% below the state levels. high school graduation level, 22% don't graduate in opportunity zones versus 13% statewide. so what we're talking about are the people that hud has a tendency to serve are in opportunity zones. that's the reason that hud has been selected to chair the opportunity and revitalization council which consists of 16 federal agencies and federal state agencies, so they can focus their attention on the opportunity zones, remove the barriers quickly rather than having them go hither, thither and yon. so obviously hud will be playing a significant role. >> but the responsibility will remain with treasury? >> remember, all the regulations come from a variety of different agencies. that's why we have 16 different ones. we won't be able to koo-- we wa able to coordinate and focus quickly and remove what needs to be removed. >> so if an opportunity zone fund

the so-called blue zones.ill how a few blue zone habits are now changing lives in middle america. >> reporter: if you take a ferry from mikonos past landmarks of greek mythology, you will discover ikaria, the island where people forget to die. a place where people live to age 90 at a rate up to four times greater than americans. with a fraction of our rates of dementia and alzheimer's. >> the life expectancy in america is 79. we should be able to live to 92. somewhere along the line we're leaving 13 years on the table. >> reporter: and when a national geographic explorer named dan buettner found this place, something clicked. >> so my question is how do we get those extra 13 years and how do we make those extra 13 years good years? >> reporter: that one question sent him on a lifelong quest to bring back the secrets of the happiest, healthiest centenarians in the world. every time his team found a pocket of longevity they'd circle it on the map in blue ink. and they learned that in these blue zones nine key li

zones. my concern -- i'm not sure -- treasury seems to be doing and since there is no application process, how will help -- hud fit into all of this? 35 millionarson: americans live in opportunity zones. 2.4 million hud-assisted individuals live in opportunity zones. the household income and opportunity zones is about 37% low the state levels. level --ol graduation 22% don't graduate in 32%rtunity zones versus statewide. what we're talking about are the people that hud has a tendency to serve our in opportunity zones. that is the reason hud has been selected to chair the operation -- the opportunity and so theyzation counsel, can focus their attention on the opportunity zones, remove the barriers quickly, rather than have them go hither, thither, so obviously,, playing ae significant role. >> but the regulatory responsibility will remain with treasury? remember, theon: regulations come from a variety of different agencies. that is why we have 16 different ones and we will be able to coordina

acting zoning administrator.he property at 970 tennessee is within the urban zoning district it is in the dogpatch district. there are two issues. one which has been resolved the use issue. to recap, they did receive a legitimate for the office space a few years ago. that was put in place as part of the neighborhood re-zoning to allow offices that may be didn't get proper mitts at the time when the -- permits when it was allowed. it allows them to retroactively get permits to legalize the use. that he completed that and paid the fees and got the permits. the permits that were reviewed and issued by dbi last year should have been routed to planning department. we believe it represents a change of use. it is represented on the plans as office with accessory lab. if you look at the plans there is more lab space than office space. our concern it was change of use from office to lab. it is permitted in the zoning district but needs a change of use category. also to abandon that which they did seek that. i spoke with m

here has the showers and this zone here has the showers and moving its way southwards. earlier, plenty of cloud on the satellite pictures. this zone here that has got the showers, it has been moving its way southwards, brighter skies have followed on behind, so for many of us, actually, a fine end to the day. the last of the showers though, clearing away from the south—east and clearly still very wet for some of us in northern scotland. this area of rain overnight will sink a little bit further south across the rest of scotland, some further outbreaks of rain developing again in northern ireland. compared with last night. a fine start for many in england and wales for the bank holiday. for southern scotland into northern ireland, some cloud, outbreaks of rain, it will turn a bit more showery during the day, not moving too far further south, but certainly keeping a zone of thicker cloud. elsewhere it is sunny spells, some showers developing. catch one and it could be on the heavy side. some filtering a bit further south, and east during the day, especially on the north,

this will place us at item 12, pca for the zoning districts, planning code amendment. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'll be presenting an ordinance proposing to do three things generally, modify operating conditions and conditional use criteria for liquor stores, increase the permissionability from services, public facilities and liquor stores in the nct3 zone district and to increase the permissionability of arts, activities, philanthropic activities and general entertainment, bars, liquor stores and restaurants if the upper market street nct. however, before i begin my presentation, i would like to provide tom brentanno. >> welcome. >> thank you and hello, commissioners. it's an honor to speak about supervisor's mandlman's ordinance to use this is the upper market in the ntc3 transit districts. this legislation will make restaurants, art's activities, a variety of institutional uses in general entertainment principallably permit old ground floored and for many of the uses, second floors and above in the upper market nct, which runs from castro to church on market street making sma

the powers he wanted to control public life and especially the economy of the soviet zone the leipzig spring fare of 949 was the shop window. yes for the 1st time since the end of the war the technology fair has returned with its former glory that the b.m.w. eisenach stand. to be and be the baby m w 2 later 80 horsepower and a dream in blue and there's a 130 horsepower racer or even faster spirits with 3 carburetors. a delegation from the henning store locomotive works also traveled to this there they were chosen according to political criteria and the. party leaders were always talking can we win him over for him is he talking in our favor or against us. for the past year the s.c.d. had been trying to counter the increasing alienation between east and west with a major campaign for unity and a just peace the people's congress in berlin's admiral palace was to represent all germans in reality the make up of the delegates had been manipulated and with everything in the east demanded stalin remained the decisive figure in the background. on what give us our unity give us a just peace. w

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so those are the zones where you are most likely to see heavy showers. they will be thundery and slow moving in nature. there could be one or two elsewhere, for example, in parts of wales and northern ireland. between the showers not feeling bad with the sunshine, temperatures reach a high of 20 degrees. from monday and tuesday, we have a weak weather front moving its way into northern scotland, that will bring a change in the weather here with the rain. high pressure begins to build in further west bringing some quiter weather. with building pressure, for northern ireland and parts of western england and wales and probably the midlands, it should be largely dry with sunshine with temperatures reaching a high of 21. but across northern scotland, thick cloud and slightly colder weather and a threat of rain around as well. onto wednesday's forecast, that area of high pressure builds in further, so wednesday should be a quiet day for most parts of the country. again, lots of dry weather with sunshine with the exception for northern scotland where rain will

, a work zone. this is a millingroject before they get into the paving. centreville, braddock near kp pickwick, downed wires and pole. >>> welcome back at 4:22. this morning our summer safety series continue with something everybody loves to use in the back yard -- the grill. but do we know how to use that grill safely? >> that meat looks so good right now even at this hour. we did speak with a retired fire chief who once worked under president george w. bush as head of the u.s. fire administration. chief greg cade knows too well the dangers of grilling and the stats may surprise you. >> from 2013 through 2017, there were ten people lost their lives in grilling fires. 160 injuries, and 123 -- million in direct fire loss from people having problems when they were grilling. >> chief cade says that as ween ter thes prime grilling eason, there are things we should keep in mind. he spoke with our news4's melissa mollet. >> reporter: here are four things to know about firing up that grill this year. first

center of the conflict zone with jim sebastian. challenging those in call asking tough questions demanding of sounds. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with keep players on the ground in the sun zones of. gushing through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account for the conflict. conflict so conflict zone with dissidents jerk off d.w. on t.w.x. . propaganda on rails. russians on me is celebrating its victories in syria with an exhibition trained. bitter pill to swallow for relatives of those who died in combat many receive little assistance and feel abandoned d.w. reporter in the rashid till meets families of fallen soldiers and hears their stories. in sixty minutes on d.w.m. . consciously. carefully. don't know how to soothe me she needs to do a good. old fashioned. discovered. subscribe to the documentary. this week conflict zone is at the annual security conference in munich i made plenty of recriminations and bad blood between europe and washington my guest here is jim risch chairman of the powerful senate foreign relat

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and then, we'll have an expanded outreach zone. we'll be constantly maintaining these areas so we can get people connected to services. part of our safety plan is to prevent crime and prevent problems right away. we've heard this community loud and clear in terms of our initial plan having to do with having police officers drive by frequently to address the issues, and we've heard the community say well that's really not enough. you need police officers to be on the ground and in the area and constantly maintaining these areas. well, we will still drive by frequently as planned, but the department is committed to assigning officers seven days a week, whether it's beat officers or bicycle officers, and they'll be assigned to southern station to handle any issue that may come up. in addition, we feel it's very important to have a good relationship with the employees of the navigation center, including the security that's on-site, so we'll be connected with all the security there, exchanging telephone numbers, meeting with them at lea

>> the tragicic part is the blue zone is going to stick.e in sardeania, they live thane tasweet spot where they have modern medicine to fight infectious disease, but they haven't adopted all the bad habits. but they captured that blue print and it's not a magic bullet, not in the water. it's a lot of healthy choices every day. they didn't have any choice but to move uphill and nick pumato. er >> if you -- even when you're on the tread mill, you can still do this. >> and i highly recommend all of dan's blue zones. got a cook book coming up. always a pleasure to see. good to see. buy more often. make sure you knock. and year going to be sharing these inspiring storlaez week. tune in this saturday night for an hour-long champions for change special. we'll be right back. beautiful, isn't it? just wait'll you get to the register. introducing new lower prices on produce. atta boy wouldn't it be great to get a phone too?et a wireless plan, switch to sprint and get an unlimited plan with the samsung galaxy s10e included. for just $35 a month. it's

zoning laws the same way.would not like to see the federal government push back on this but a lot of what the federal government does is contention door can be made contingent on states taking action. on zoning laws we know that undersecretary carson hud has been looking at the idea that subsidies would only go to states that reform their zoning laws that the idea of chasing your tail with community can jack up the price of housing through unreasonable zoning and then say, give us a bigger subsidy to have low income people move into the unreasonably rented price rent. that sort of thing can be done. you can do some things that Ãb i know the obama administration published a report on occupational licensing that was terrific. they had some suggestions as well. >> one thing i would also add to conclude is that you definitely see this as public opinion research is there's a tendency for people to judge public policy when it comes to antipoverty programs by the proceeded intentions of the people talking about it ra

kerry sanders in the storm zone, kerry, stay safe, thanks. an >> it already is. we have a 700 mile line from san angelo to omaha, nebraska. we have tornado watches stretching that entire length. this is the danger zone from san anglo, oklahoma city. 19 million people at risk for long-track tornadoes, baseball-sized hail and this system brings in rain-wrapped tornadoes late at night. that's a big problem. tomorrow a squall line moves into the midwest downpours over flood prone areas. we're talking about areas generally in this area of green, four to six inches and isolated areas of up to 10 inches, lester. anenough, we have subtropical storm andrea out in the atlantic. it's already getting started early. lester? >> a long night ahead for those folks. al, thank you. >>> we want to turn to breaking news. house democrats are hoping don mcgahn would become a star witness in the obstruction probe into president trump. the president blocked him from testifying. nbc's kristen welker has those details. >> reporter: tonight president trump is directing don mcgahn to defy a

she now plays a doctor trying to stop the spread of ebola in "the hot zone." >> ebola.eadliest viruses on earth. similar symptoms as marlberg, but instead of killing 30% of its victims, it kills 90. >> hey, hey hey! en reacts ) >> stephen: please welcome back to the late show, julianna margulies! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hello. hello! >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> it is so nice to be here. >> stephen: you know, i'm looking forward to this, as a son of an immunologist, because i was taught to be afraid of people's germs at a young age. we were talking backstage, you don't shake hands, you bump elbows as an immunologist when you're working in a hot zone. >> yes, when you're working in a hot zone, the doctor i studied, nancy jacks, who i play, why think she's an american hero -- >> stephen: this is a true story. >> this is a true story. >> stephen: okay. this is based on a true story. it's called "the hot zone" by richard preston, and this happened in 1989 on monkey house. >> stephen: that sounds fun if you just listen to the title. soun

and the sad thing is really the blue zones are kind of building extinct.s lived in a sweet spot where they had modern medicine to stave off infectious disease but hadn't adopted all the modern lifestyles that give us the chronic diseases, but we captured that blueprint and we know we can duplicate it regardless of where you are. you don't have to live on the greek islands. >> but i want to. >> clearly i am going to choose the island over fort worth. what i like about it is it's attainable. for the most part those things are attainable. >> it's little choices. i was thinking there's a magic bullet, it's the honey or water. no, it's friends that nudge you every day in the right direction. >> thanks so much for bringing that to us. we are redoubling our efforts at longevity and wellness. >> so you need more friends. good luck with that. >> and sleep. >> that's the problem. bill, thank you very much. we have more inspiring stories this week. tune in this saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern time for an hour long "champions for change" special. >>> much more news com

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in 44 other blue zones. >> which the tragic part is the blue zone is going extinct.e peninsula. they live in the sweet spot. they have modern medicine. but haven't adopted the stresses and bad diets. and habits. dan and the team captured the blueprint. it is not a magic bullet. it's not in the water. it's a lot of just healthy choices every day. they didn't have any other choice but to move uphill. to pick that tomato. >> it's simple. things everybody can do. if you want to get -- even on the trd treadmill. >> i highly recommend all of the stuff. he has a cook book coming out. >> life's treadmill. >> always a pleasure to see you. >> like wise. >> come by more often. knock before you enter. >>> we'll be sharing these stories all this week. tune in this saturday night. 8 eastern for an hour long champions for change special. we'll be right back. i really didn't expect to learn so many interesting details. ancestrydna was able to tell me where my father's family came from in columbia. they pinpointed the columbian and ecuador region and then there's a whole new andean r

zones are a rational -- of how you burdensome is right. >> free speech has been implemented on campuses around the country. some consider them a hindrance to the first amendment. >> a campus free speech zone is when campus administrators can get together and say, you cannot onlyss here, you can express yourself in a free speech zone. >> this video would not have been made without freese each. being afforded the right to express yourself at home, at work, at school, the grocery store or anywhere at anytime, it cannot get more american than that. announcer: you can watch every winning studentcam documentary online at studentcam.org. ♪ announcer: all this month on c-span, we feature the winners of our studentcam documentary competition. middle and high school students created videos answering the question, what does it mean to be american? our second prize middle school winner are ellie pugh, catherine golf command rebecca meek, eighth graders at eastern middle school in silver spring, maryland. their winning entry is "the youth ballot: lowering the voting age" it was founded on belief the

growing vegetables in the zone is still prohibited. so every 2 days a mobile grocery store wise to supply the few remaining residents with fresh fruit and vegetables linnet also shops here. he and his mother have read in the papers that a new reactor will be going online in december some 500 kilometers from here built with cutting edge russian technology. skeptical. then sure yes. people used to just plow the land and grow their own food now we've invented these nuclear things. are we supposed to eat atoms. but how galina and the other inhabitants of the exclusion zone have lived so long in spite of the contamination is a mystery yeah i don't know but i don't regret having stayed here if i had moved i would have died long ago it's just the way i am. that guy. 2 she's fortunate that her son landed was not afraid to come here and support her. everyone else she used to have for company is long gone. well many retired seniors join clubs as a way to stay active d.j. vico from poland prefers to spend her time in a very different kind of club

the death zone starts just above 26,000 feet. the highest camp, camp 4, is just below that zone. that's where this man died after descending from the summit. one man that turned around at camp 4 because of a lack of oxygen, said he thinks the crowds are part of what is causing so many deaths. >> most people die this year, it's been carnage. i should say it's a death. there's massive traffic jams. people are pushing themselves. they try to summit. instead of summiting, they kill themselves. it's turning into a bad thing, i think. people should look into it. >> shepard: this photo shows the line of people waiting to get to the summit last wednesday. i'm sure you've seen this on social media or tv. insanity here, this is in what they call the death zone. some climbers reportedly waited more than two hours before they were make it the final push to get to the top and take that selfie. now some mountains are calling on the government to limit the number of people that get permits. victor is here. he's been to the extremes of our world. taken to the lowest part of any ocean and the tal