mt. everest and started to climb. the ministry of natural resources says the survey team has 53 members. it says they arrived in the region in march, got used to the altitude and conducted preliminary surveys. they aim to reachch the top arod tuesday next week and then take a measurement. mt. everest's height is widely accepted as 8,848 meters. but an earlier chinese team put it at 8,844. but american teams say it is 8,850. >>> taking a check on the weather with our meteorologist jonathan oh, people here in tokyoo had a windy thursday aftr a string of holidays. somehow the forecast heading into the weekend? >> it looks like we're going to be dealing with continued try weather for the next couple days and a bit less windy. we were dealing with a lot of windy weather. we had more of a stormier day on wednesday, especially during the evening hours, that was due to a lee pressu low pressure system moving out. the systems don't play will together. we saw a may record with 79 kilometer per hour gusts. so here's that scenari

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mt. everest using the staircase of his three-story home. >> i feel i need a celebration.ng british is the only wayit tea. 50% on my way up. >> reporter: griffin climbed 41,000 steps in four days using a computer to track his progress. and professional climbers are scaling everything, from kitchens to bookshelves to terraces to stay in shape. olympic hopeful khaira condi built her own mini climbing wall in her minneapolis attic. >> i'm doing body work at home but it's hard to climb specific stuff. >> reporter: with stay-at-home orders around the world, everyone may feel like climbing the walls. these athletes really a. nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >> and that's the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs this morning," and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. >>> reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm chip reid. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, at least 28 states see a rise in cases. the infection rate rises in america as the showdown over the shutdown continues. a swat tea

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mt. everest? >> was there a book about gettysburg up there? i don't know. the one book he heard of but never found it? >> because it's there. >> oh, okay. why write another? why add to this enormous corpus >> it was much of what is written about gettysburg is, shall we say, forgettable. >> i'm not going to try to identify. one thing that is important about talking about gettysburg is the new military history. beginning with john keegan, patty griffith, british writers who imported a good deal of what we might call social history into the writing of military history. in other words, paying attention in military history. not to the kinds of things that have been done over and over and over again which is to say rectangles moving around on maps. that's been done ad nauseam, that's true. what keegan and griffith and richard holmes and people that wanted to do is what is the experience of the battle? what is in the title of keegan's book, the face of battle? what does that look like? keegan did a marvelous job in the face of battle by taking three different batt

mt. everest? >> was there a book about gettysburg up there. i don't know. the one book that he heard from and never found it. >> because it's there. >> oh, okay. why write -- why add to this -- this enormous corpus. >> much of what's write written about gettysburg is, shall we say, forgettable? >> and i won't try to identify what parts are. >> we're not going to know. >> one thing then -- one thing that i thought was going to be important about talking about gettysburg was what i would call the new military history beginning with john keegan, patty griffith, british wripters who imported a good deal of what we might call social history rather than social history. paying to things in military history, not to the kinds of things that have been done over and over which is to say rectangles moving around on maps. that's been done ad nauseum, that's true. what keegan and richard and patricia holmes is to say what is the experience of battle? what is the face of battle? what does that look like? keegan did a farlous job in taking three different battles and in th

mt. everest. people who walked away from airplane crashes. recession of 2008/2009 and the question i always ask, what have you got that we all need to know ask what are your lessons for us in dealing with tough times? and that's what "the survivors club" is all about. >> it really is and it's fascinating when you really break it down and when you talk to these people and what is in their tool kit and the first thing in their tool kit is faith. tell people about that. >> well, robin, as you know better than anyone, faith is this incredible force multiplier. it makes people stronger in adversity and time and time again whether it was someone who managed to make it out of the world trade center or someone who managed to walk away from an airplane crash, i heard the power of faith to get people through incredible hard times and that's happening right now. i think there's another piece of it right now that will be incredibly important, even more important than what i understood before and that's not just trust in divinity in a higher power gui gui