these adventure travel trips these days?l kinds of people from young people to people over 70. a lot of commercial tour operators at the adventure travel trade association would say more than 60% of guests are over 50. >> are there certain places hot spots for this kind of travel? we see adventure happening around the world. a lot of people think of it as something you do in a far away place. if you're in the bay area, you might think it palestinians going to mt. everest but there's a lot of adventure travel happening right here in california. >> maybe you're thinking well, i usually just go to a beach and relax but i'd like to twri adventure travel. what are practical tips for people doing this for the first time? >> contact a guide or a tour operator in the bay area. there are great operators. mpt travel based in emeryville has trips throughout california, whitewater rastding, hiking. > how do you know you're getting a really good guide whether he you're doing these things? you want to be safe and have fun but want to ensu

so, after choose your own adventure books, came computer adventure games, first with text, and then with graphics. but both would let me explore vast worlds, bigger than any book. the problem is tv doesn't let us do that. it tells one story, it makes one set of choices, and we just sit back and watch. until now. i demand freedom! imagine if everything that you watched was interactive, and if you could change your experiences depending on your mood, your desires, or even how much time you had. if you go online at the address that's on—screen now, you will find a special version of this programme that is interactive. you get to choose which tech stories you hear about, and in how much detail. as you watch, you'll be given options to dive deeper, or maybe to look at things from a different perspective, or maybe to skip one entirely. the technology used to make this possible is known as object based media, or 0bm, and it could be the future of how we watch video content. broadcasters have been developing the tech for years now. bbc r&d has explored the concept with various online tutorials.

adventure she braved ice and snow to conquer norway's. she teamed up with her husband to take on portugal's highest mountain the peto at night she's always on the lookout for a unique angle. her breakthrough is a photojournalist came in 2012 with a story about an indigenous tribes ancestor called in papa new guinea in the south pacific she explored the volcanoes of than a watch who. in 2016 she became the 1st person to climb into the crater of the active ambrym volcano 600 meters down to the edge of the seeding pool of the harbor after. it helped this. guy felt the earth trembling all through my body i smelled the gases and felt the hot wind from the volcanoes on and i realized i'm suddenly a part of nature. and i think this world would be a better one if everyone could stand down there by that pool of lava because you realize how incredibly precious life is and how incredibly precious the earth is that gives you moments like these. the fleet and the couple are taking their one year old son man of up to the summit of the coma petros or he

good luck on your adventure., i mean, do you really want to make decisions about the tv programme and films that you watch? would you rather just sit back and relax? and also, if you want to talk to your friends about what you've seen, they've seen a different version of the show, you don't have a common ground. and then there's another thing. through interactive experiences, it's possible to get tabs on viewers' habits, and you may be giving out more information about yourself than you think. here is more. extrovert or introvert, open to new experience, or more comfortable with tradition? we're using the data you collect while you watch the 0bm to deliver a specific advert to you. the choices you made gave us an idea of your personality, it's certainly not scientific, but when you try it out, see if we were right. researchers have worked out that even simple data leaks can give indications about your personality. with just 75 facebook likes being as illuminating as asking a work colleague about you. and with 300

so, after choose your own adventure books, came computer adventure games, first with text, and then withvast worlds, bigger than any book. the problem is tv doesn't let us do that. it tells one story, it makes one set of choices, and we just sit back and watch. until now. i demand freedom! imagine if everything that you watched was interactive, and if you could change your experiences depending on your mood, your desires, or even how much time you had. if you go online at the address that's on—screen now, you will find a special version of this programme that is interactive. you get to choose which tech stories you hear about, and in how much detail. as you watch, you'll be given options to dive deeper, or maybe to look at things from a different perspective, or maybe to skip one entirely. the technology used to make this possible is known as object based media, or obm, and it could be the future of how we watch video content. broadcasters have been developing the tech for years now. bbc r&d has explored the concept with various online tutorials. the step by step nature of obm is particu

and i am an adventurous photojournalist whose latest project could be taking photography to new extremes. but we begin at the venice film festival which in recent years has become more and more important as hollywood likes to premiere films there to give them time to build up steam for the oscars in 6 months time i'll be talking to our man in venice scott rocks in a minute but 1st let's take a look at 2 highly anticipated movies marriage stories starring scarlett johansson and 1st ad astra starring this man brad pitt. its objective was to search for advanced extraterrestrial life the ship disappeared approximately 16 years into the mission and the commander was it was my father's. wish those were the shark. is a great dancer structures. she's a mother who plays really plays. she gives great presence. talk ok. our story. right now over to venice and to our correspondent scott rockstro. scott hello now. that is known as a kind of starting gun for the oscars so have you seen any awards worthy movies so far. well the 2 that you just introduced there i think both have a good chance of making

the first waves of modern adventure. in this generation does not intend the founder or the backwash of the coming age of space. we need to be a part of it and we need to lead it. >> [ applause ] >> for the eyes of the world, now look into space to the moon , and to the planets beyond. we have vowed that we should not seek coven by a hostile flag of conquest, but by a banner of freedom, and peace. we have vowed that we shall not see space filled with weapons of mass destruction, but with instruments of knowledge and understanding. this nation can only be fulfilled if we in this nation are first, and therefore we intend to be first. >> [ applause ] >> in short, our leadership in science and industry, our hopes for peace and security. our obligations to ourselves, as well as others. all require us to make this effort. to solve these mysteries, to solve them for the good of all. and to become the world's leading spacefaring nation. we set sail on this new see, because there is new knowledge to be gained, and new rights to be

it's an absolute madcap adventure. years on that if someone is you the opportunity to give a land rover halfway around the world, you'd be stupid to say no. the team already has its first problem. someone who was meant to make the return journey was meant to make the return journey was too ill. his 21-year-old grandson stabbed in. he wanted to do it as she did seven, he can't do it. soi it as she did seven, he can't do it. so i will go and fill in for him. fly the flag on his behalf. the adventurers have to be in london for christmas. that only —— thieves only 100 days of heavy driving and vast structures of open road ahead. —— stretches. you have been watching newsday. i'm rico hizon in london. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. we like to leave you with these pictures of a big long weekend going on in london. it's the notting hill carnival, billed as europe's biggest street party. a huge part of west london is awash with colour, costumes, bands and parades as hundreds of thousands of partygoers enjoy celebration of

it's an absolute madcap adventure. it's still crazy, 63 or 64 years on that if someone is you the opportunity to give a land rover halfway around the world, you'd be stupid to say no. the team already has its first problem. someone who was meant to make the return journey was too ill. instead his 21—year—old grandson stepped in. he wanted to do it at 87, he can't do it. so i will go and fill in for him. fly the flag on his behalf. the adventurers have to be in london for christmas. that leaves only 100 days of heavy driving and vast stretches of open road ahead. is she on her way to london? i don't know but i think she should take the land rover the and you should drive it all the way back to singapore because i know you are due back next week. instead of four months, three days. absolutely. you have been watching newsday. i'm rico hizon in london. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us. we take a look at the perfect employee — they sing, telljokes, clean up and never complain. how robots are filling the gap

but 1st restart off with an adventure from outer space now 50 years after the american astronaut neil armstrong became the 1st man to walk on the moon history has once again been made in terms of space adventures and this time by an italian astronaut luca parmitano played deejay for a night from the international space station where he's currently based now his vibes were beamed down to a party boat just off the island of and we were there to experience it firsthand. italian astronaut luca parmitano tries his hand that d.j. 400 kilometers away from earth and people groove to his beats on the deck of a cruise ship anchored off the spanish island of the bees are. the tablet serves as part of the tunnels mixing board. the. first time ever d.j. from outer space. was impressed that i mean he's up there somewhere i think you could tell that he's an astronaut not a d.j. but he d.j. didn't 0 gravity perfectly but how it felt then it's no wonder that nuclear doesn't sound like a pro he only had his 1st lessons shortly before takeoff from shook at the european astronaut center in cologne the eu

for the british adventure up there girls but what was the message and the theme thanks the bottom one exercise instead commercial also coming up in. terms of the brave take center stage in the biggest pop culture unique sporting event we'll see how the country's dramatic people's part of diving test centuries old i'm getting fed interest. and destruction of the film on their 4th for a 2nd day as protesters maintain the pressure on the government we've got a bit of peace to be the tragedies that as you face is fear as fresh to me on the quest. i'm british welcome news asia it's good to have you with us. on monday on the 1st day of each other while people in india to mr mean coped with severe restrictions on their freedoms india's prime minister narendra modi walked feeley in the winds of the country throwing light on court environmental conservation and climate change more they appeared on a survivor programme with british adventure and survival expert bag roads filmed in a wildlife sanctuary in northern india more the learnt how to make a spear out of a knife what elephant dung smells

ivan and adventurer. -- i'm continent. why? ivan and adventurer. —— i'm an adventurer.k this is a wonderful adventure to be on. but even more than the woolly mammoth, the thing i would love to see back here is the straight task elephant. you know, because the european street house elephant, basically it is a hybrid, but its ancestral species still exist in west africa, the west african forest elephant. africa's going to have 4 billion people in 80 years' time, where will the space before elephants and lions? europe will have a stable or lower population. maybe we need to think about creating space for megafauna in europe. and this and the real welding as well of large tracts of land. we're trying to recapture something that has already been lost? i was slightly deluding ourselves when we think somehow we can really wild the environment and that will solve our problems?” can really wild the environment and that will solve our problems? i have just been down and see what charlie barrell is doing down there on his 300,000 acres and it is miraculous. he is bringing back bio

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batman and robin, seem to be interrupting their adventures to sit on top of a giant bird.hat is going on here? are not fighting the pink when? it's not about the pink win. what is this all about? and what are they saying here. there's a few planes if you look at the back. is batman and robin, they have their fingers up in the v for victory sinuses keep the american eagle flying, buy war bonds and stamps. >> okay that sounds good keep the american eagle flying yes, but what is a war bond? and why buy a stamp? all i knew about stamps was the little things you put on the top of the envelope, when you are writing your thank you notes to your cousin and aunt for giving you this wonderful batman book. that's what i knew about a stamp. in the context of the war and i knew this was from the wartime period, i had to find out what is a war bond? what is a stamp in this context? and why did batman and robin interrupt their adventures, this is not the joker or paying when her to face her catwoman. to sit on top of a big bird, and tell their readers to do that? in order to keep the ame

you know military adventurism in the way that this was the pilot project you will see what will happenwe will get into your houses who are those who took him to get into anyone's it's his international borders the security council doesn't the un charter doesn't international law doesn't so what my my reaction to your specific question is that if there is result to military adventurism i think all of pakistan stands united behind its armed forces and i think our armed forces if anything have displayed that they don't need to make stories about what they've achieved but be able to actually achieve did we do any chest thumping. we're going to fly fighter pilots you know to be in stone a capturing the pilot we actually turned the pilot into you and forgot to celebrate i won't buy it we don't that mean simply for that reason because we did not want to create this war hysteria you know we sent it by lit within 48 august back in to indian territory this is the difference in approach is that the 2 countries have it with you on the difference in their approaches but i think they were the kind o

needs it's part of her current project adventure europe. if it is cut when all this diversity of europe and its mountains are really exciting that one is a tiny little hill totally covered in cow dung that was phil. and then there's the vatican where the hardest part was to stand in line for 6 hours in the heat in front of st peter's basilica. even the ascent of a just 75 meter high tower was to become a rather arduous adventure she braved our ice and snow to conquer norway's. she teamed up with a husband to take on portugal's highest mountain peak at night she's always on the lookout for a unique angle. her breakthrough is a photojournalist came in 2012 with a story about an indigenous tribes and sister called in papa new guinea in the south pacific she explored the volcanoes of than a watch who. in 2016 she became the 1st person to climb into the crater of the active ambrym volcano 600 meters down to the edge of a seeding pool of the harbor after. it kept this even though i felt the earth trembling all through my body i smelled the gases

environmental conservation and climate change morley appeared on a survivor programme with british adventurer and survival expert bag grills filmed in a wildlife sanctuary in northern india more the learnt how to make a spear out of a knife what elephant dung smells like and also how to cross a freezing river on a flimsy raft he has a trailer from the episode the polls and on monday night. he's going to. survive. united with the media. the world's largest democracy. this time coming back to you committed by what. i wanted to mention like you all the most important man in india my job is to keep you alive. giving around them all the alive a big job for bear grylls here's what he have to say about his experience in the wide with india's prime minister you know our team that we're filming i was saying you know i was really on edge but the prime minister was just very calm and i think i saw that throughout our journey whatever we were doing he was actually very very sort of one and that was a kind of that was cool to see because you never know really what someone's like until you're in a crisis b

but 1st we start off with an adventure from outer space now 50 years after the american astronaut neil armstrong became the 1st man to walk on the moon history has once again been made in terms of space adventures and this time by an italian astronaut look up play deejay for a night from the international space station where he's currently based now his vibes were beamed down to a party boat just off the island of and we were there to experience it firsthand. italian astronaut luca parmitano tries his hand it d.j. 400 kilometers away from earth and people groove to his beats on the deck of a cruise ship anchored off the spanish island of the bees or. the tablets served as part of the tunnels mixing board. the. first time ever d.j. from outer space. was impressed that i mean is up there somewhere i think you could tell that he's an astronaut not a d.j. but he didn't see a gravity perfectly but how it felt. it's no wonder that nuclear doesn't sound like a pro he only had his 1st lessons shortly before takeoff from shook at the european astronaut center and along the european space agency

so, after choose your own adventure books, came computer adventure games, first with text, and then withmand freedom! imagine if everything that you watched was interactive, and if you could change your experiences depending on your mood, your desires, or even how much time you had. if you go online at the address that's on—screen now, you will find a special version of this programme that is interactive. you get to choose which tech stories you hear about, and in how much detail. as you watch, you'll be given options to dive deeper, or maybe to look at things from a different perspective, or maybe to skip one entirely. the technology used to make this possible is known as object based media, or obm, and it could be the future of how we watch video content. broadcasters have been developing the tech for years now. bbc r&d has explored the concept with various online tutorials. the step by step nature of obm is particularly useful there. netflix has had a dabble with its puss in boots, and more recently, with charlie brooker‘s interactive bandersnatch. and now, premiering the bbc‘s first

but 1st we start off with an adventure from outer space now 50 years after the american astronaut neil armstrong became the 1st man to walk on the moon history has once again been made in terms of space adventures and this time by an italian astronaut luca parmitano played deejay for a night from the international space station where he's currently based now his vibes were beamed down to a party boat just off the island of and we were there to experience it firsthand. italian astronaut luca parmitano tries his hand that deejaying 400 kilometers away from earth and people groove to his beats on the deck of a cruise ship anchored off the spanish island of the bees on. the tablet serves as part of the tunnels mixing board. the. first time ever d.j. from outer space. was impressed that i mean he's up there somewhere and i think you could tell that he's an astronaut not a d.j. but he d.j. things here and gravity perfectly but how it felt. it's no wonder that you can't doesn't sound like a pro he only had his 1st lessons shortly before takeoff from shook at the european astronaut center and

greatly and quickly enhance good for everyone this brings to mind to ship wrecks one the poseidon adventure and the other the titanic on the poseidon adventure they had to realize that the ship it flipped over and it was upside down before they could escape you know and then with the titanic you have these negative interest rates and the economy is sinking but if you remember the titanic film or you know based on the titanic sinking. the front of the boat the balance started to head down into the ocean the tell the aft the not the bad but the tail. it flips up so those are those are the people who buy these negative rate bonds they have the sense that their value of their act of their equity of their bhaumik what is going up as the titanic that is the u.s. economy heads points down to the bottom of the ocean and when it perpendicular on on the horizon there then the entire thing sinks so trump is we are about 5 to 6 degrees away from perpendicular perpendicular and trump is calling for more of a faster sinking he wants to he wants the u.s. economy to sink faster and you know so and i though

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it's coming from somebody adventurous the famous naturalist and explorer.oo soon to bring to the mix some dough from the bones from 250 of the morning on the floor the discovery. expedition boys. don't. i'm not laughing at them well i just sometimes am but most of the things which are the reason to have been thinks deep into the german culture of looking at stereotypes aquatics but it is think it's beautiful country that i now know i'm playing the piano music scene we think for this drama there you go it's all about a new i'm rachel join me from the jam and from beat up you post. hello and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture and we'll have all the latest from the venice film festival with my colleague scott writes who is there also coming up. ancient sites destroyed in syria's civil war a resurrected in virtual reality at a faster day to a new exhibition. and adventurous photojournalist whose latest project could be taking photography to new extremes. but we begin at the venice film festival which in recent years has become more and more impo

this is the poseidon adventure mixed with the titanic in one. loss all sinking of the global economy right now we've got. trump starring with the ghost of paul newman on the bridge of the titanic watching as they engineer colazal failure of the global economy. welcome back to r.t. international a quick look now at what else is happening across the world in hong kong mass demonstrations have turned violent once again protesters threw bricks and petrol bombs at police who responded with tear gas that is clashes are one of the many that have happened in the last 12 weeks since the protests have erupted along with tear gas police responded with rubber bullets and batons the protest movement began over draft legislation allowing the extradition of suspects the mainland china and they've since brought into other political issues the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson this week stressed the government would assist these to restore order in accordance with the law. while in afghanistan there have been a series of suicide bomb attacks in the backgroun

that is how he felt about the seawolves, combines love story and adventure in one novel. wolf larson has a for multiple -- formidable intellect, strength and beauty of the powerful man physically and could at times be brutal. being this man and swearing at him with absurdities, cursing like a demon on occasion they tried to kill him in return. he was ultimately the wild creature, supreme in savagery, mystery, and beauty. it reminds me of some of my friends, reminds me of bill maher who you may have heard samples of on tv, on hbo. we fell into discussion, philosophy, science, evolution, religion but humphrey wonders why didn't he amount to anything? why with all your wonderful strength have you not won something? did you lack ambition? we could have been somebody, could have been a contender. larson was selfish and callous, a man of despair, black moods, unbeliever with no sympathy toward the man he abuse, no conscience, mom morals but his cabin was full of books. he could cite shakespeare and darwin, very much a darwinian. he was an individualist and have you ever met a p

and the other the titanic on the poseidon adventure they had to realize that the ship it flipped over and it was upside down before they could escape you know and then with the titanic you have these negative interest rates and the economy is sinking but if you remember the titanic film or you know based on the titanic sinking. the front of the boat the back started to. down into the ocean the tail of the. not the bad but the tail. it flips up so those are those are the people who buy these negative rate bonds they have the sense that their value of their act of their equity of their bond what is going up.

in terms of the sort of adventure that the mexican expedition would have held for people because horse cavalry had been used very extensively in the indian wars in northern mexico and the southwest of the u.s. from the 1880s to about this time, but this is really the last major army operation that used them, and you can see the units are -- although this looks like a lot of people having 100, 200 people together in a group of horse cavalry is a much smaller unit than would have been used in say world war i, so it's a small number of men on horses on the trail. >> arriving from where? where do the recruits come from? >> these are probably not recruits. these are probably regulars in the u.s. army, so these are career people and they would have been coming from probably elsewhere in the southwest at first, so initially in the expedition you have 4,800 troops. by the end you have about 10,000 come down, so some of them might have come from somewhere else besides the southwest, but at least initially that's where they are coming from. the other thing is that the army at this time is much s

a still to come on tonight's adventure?ooking for your next with 127 countries visited so far, oneravel writer has a few tips. a new report concludes that there is an increase risk of breast cancer for men taking menopausal hormone therapy -- women taking menopausal hormone therapy. can a last forecade after treatment ops. james gallagher reports. >> she started having symptoms -- are joint ache, she wasn' sleeping well and she started getting migraines. arshe is ng hormone therapy last year. >> definitely feel as if my concentration were back from a few years ago. still had a few bad days here and there. overall i feel much better taking it than i did befo. >> theatest studyhows the increased risk lasts more than a it means for every -- one woul have a catastrophic -- >> we don't alarm women but wen' 't want to give them false reassurance. ke a much more informed decision about whether or not -- she found the latest findings concerning. shan wasn't going to p. taking hormones has improved her quality of life. james gallagh

how much time did they have for this trip. >> it turned into a 14 day adventure.hey keep track of where they are going on an instagram account that they called the road rash title. they did go through a lot of training on the motorcycle to try to handle in all kinds of situations. right in front of us. there was so much dust that the rider up ahead really didn't see just how close that huge truck was. >> that appears like a magic trick. >> there was nothing there and then suddenly, oh, that was close. >> they say they were able to arrange a photo shoot with this move as a young cat in the background. >> risky move. >> they also found a lonely fisherman. it did come to an end. once they got to their destination they had written between 7 and 8,000 miles. >> homecoming gifts for great grandma. next right this minute. and still to come, a yummy candy is this artist's inspiration. >> paint the rainbow. >> yes. >> why the final look is pretty darn sweet. >> plus, jack moran's ready to get in the game and play best guess. >> just jump right into it with video number one

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adventure is everywhere. doesn't mean you have to go to denmark. it does mean you can go to disney world down the street. >> one example was going to egypt. and not seeing the pyramids. what are some unexpected moments? >> i he this amazing memory of going to -- is such a beautiful place but there is nothing to see. you go on a horse for 10 days and just ride the step. eventually it's a meditation. eventually you are the destination. you are thinking i have to go seal this. it's more about being by yourself in your own skin. >> in those moments, do you pull out your phone? >> i have an episode on my show where i talk about how my mother says one photo, you only need one photo to remember. moment, and that's all i need. it holds the memory. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> travel can be so stressful, a good reminder. thyou can find aldays news on the website. thank you for watching world news america. announcer: funding for this presentation is made possible by... the freeman foundation; blum-kovler foundation, pu solutions for amer

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it's an absolute madcap adventure. on but someone gives you the opportunity to drive a beautiful land rover halfway around the world, you would be an idiot to say no. the team has already encountered its first problem. tim slessor, who was one of the original members, had hoped to make the return journey it was too ill. instead, is 21—year—old grandson stepped in. he said he was willing to do it aged 87 but he can't be here so i will go and fly the flag on his behalf. the adventurers hope to be in london for christmas. that leaves only 100 days of heavy driving and vast stretches of open road ahead. sarah toms, bbc news, singapore. finally, as london swelters in record breaking temperatures — up to a million people have turned out for the opening day of the annual notting hill carnival which celebrates caribbean heritage. james waterhouse reports. whether its feathers, skates or a bit of engine oil, thousands have been choosing their own way to party as the notting hill carnival returns. bringing people together to com

and it is one of the great adventures of all time. and no nation, which expects to be the leader of other nations can expect to stay behind in this race for space. those who came before us made certain this country rode the first waves of the industrial revolution, the first waves of modern invention and the first wave of nuclear power. and this generation does not intend to founder in the backwash of the coming age of space. we mean to be a part of it. we mean to lead it. for the eyes of the world now look into space, to the moon and to the planets beyond. we have vowed that we shall not see it governed by a hostile flag of conquest but by a banner of freedom and peace. we have vowed we shall not see space filled with weapons of mass destruction but with instruments of knowledge and understanding. yet the vows of this nation can only be fill filled if we in this nation are first. and therefore we intend to be first. in short our leadership in science and industry, our hopes for peace and security, our obligations to ourselves as well