my horizons was climbing in the alps, and that what fuelled my ambition.th wall of the eiger, anybody who looks at it and is going off for a day of gentle skiing will think, how one earth could anybody go up that? you were telling me earlier, you've climbed the old man of hoy on the edge of the orkney islands. when you were 80. goodness me. climbing the old man of hoy when i was 80, we made the first attempt in 1966. with tom patey. very famous television... and rusty bailey. magnificent. the greatest television extravaganza of all time. the biggest outdoor broadcast ever as well. then it was leo holding, one of our brilliant young climbers, he was the youngest person ever to have climbed the old man of hoy and he's a good friend. it was his idea. he said, chris, let's go and do it together. i climbed it when i was 11, i'm quite sure you're going to be the oldest at 80. which i was. and so we got together and we did it. how did it feel at 80? it was tough, and i mean, tough for quite a few reasons. i mean, ijust lost wendy, my wife, to motor neurone diseas

so here's the scene late summer nine hundred ninety one in the italian alps a couple are hiking happily over a pass when they make an astonishing discovery an ancient mummy frozen into the ice and naturally preserved who will later make headlines as the ice man well experts later confirmed that he'd been lying there for over five thousand years the oldest natural human mummy in europe and what's more he appears to have been murdered well now a brand new film with specially created dialogue for the period postulates what might have happened in the ice man's last days and hours. he's lost everything his village is in flames his family dead. and the perpetrators gone. so the man vows to take revenge and pursue the culprits that's how the producers of the movie iceman imagined that's his fate. i was looking for a mythical figure from our region to tell a universal story so i also wanted to pick a character that's not already known inside and out. where you have to deliver all those facts and. concentrated. but at sea the naturally mummified stone age man isn't a complete unknown his frozen

it was late summer in one thousand nine hundred ninety one when a couple hiking in the italian alps made an astonishing discovery. frozen into the ice and naturally preserved. who later made headlines as they see the iceman all experts then confirm that he's been lying there for over five thousand years the oldest natural human mummy in europe and what's more he appeared to have been murdered well now a brand new film postulates what might have happened in the ice man's last days and hours. he's lost everything his village is in flames his family dead. and the perpetrators gone. so the man vows to take revenge and pursue the culprits that's how the producers of the movie iceman imagined that's his fate. i was looking for a mythical figure from our region to tell a universal story so i also wanted to pick a character that's not already known inside and out. where you have to deliver all those facts in fact the concentration. but at sea the naturally mummified stone age man isn't a complete unknown his frozen bodies kept at minus six degrees celsius. to roll museum of archaeology. when it

and nature itself posed a further challenge the actual side of it sees demise self to roles alps are beautiful but unpredictable. young and we were lucky we didn't lose a single day due to weather problems. like the snow storm up on the glacier which can be seen in the last quarter of the film. three days earlier there was no snow there what it looked like the canary islands but once we arrived it started snowing we were lucky to go up starting november thirtieth the fruits of this hard labor hit the silver screen and viewers can finally learn whether he got his revenge. well on any given day there are tens of thousands of airplanes crisscrossing the skies and that's of course just here in europe and so it's hardly surprising that people don't pay much attention to all that noise going on overhead unless of course it sounds completely unfamiliar and it turns out that there is a vintage plane in the air like something out of a film well meyer motors in southern germany is a highly reputed address when it comes to restoring historic aircraft and the tale of their family business is als

an expedition to the french alps where disappearing glasses are seen as a major indicator of climate change. tension and uncertainty are growing in zimbabwe after the army announced it's seized power the military says it wants to target criminals around president robert mugabe the army has taken over the state broadcaster and soldiers have blocked roads to the government parliament and the courts but the army says it isn't a military takeover and mcgarvey and his family are safe and of. an uneasy calm in harare this after confusing scenes on the streets of zimbabwe with a night of on rest as military vehicles rolled him though also reports that soldiers were seen loading ammunition these developments followed a warning on monday that the military would step in if the sacking of candidates they favor within the ruling party didn't stop a statement was read by soldiers on state radio saying that this is not a military takeover and things will return to normalcy. and used. and sound and security. we are only dead that including those around him who are committing crimes that are causing

and scientists say glass years in the french alps and heating up so fast they threaten to wipe out popular tourist resorts. and those involved was military is confined president robert mugabe to his home after taking control of the country soldiers are patrolling the capital harare and heavy gunfire and explosions were heard earlier but the military denies it's a coup the takeover follows a bit a better battle over who will succeed the ninety three year old president which split the ruling as o.p.'s party into two main factions the look cost group supports sacked vice president emerson in and out while the younger g forty group backs mugabe's unpopular wife grace a long time go beyond it ally magog has strong support among the armed forces it was his second last week in favor of grace which led to the military action how much us are reports from harare. parts of harare are now on lockdown and soldiers in army have blocked roads to government offices parliament and the courts people say they are cautiously waiting to see what happens next many are relief so far there has been little violenc

an expedition to the french alps where disappearing glasses are seen as a major indicator of climate change. tension and uncertainty are growing in zimbabwe after the army has announced the seizure of power the military says it wants to target criminals around president robert mugabe soldiers took over the headquarters of the state broadcaster as a p.c. of the reports of explosions and gunfire in the capital harare the army says it isn't a military takeover and mcgarvie and his family are safe this is the moment an army spokesman read a statement on national t.v. wish to assure the nation that user excellence to the president of the republic of zimbabwe and commander. in chief of the different forces. and his family. and sound and their security is good and. we are only doing criminals are around him. committing crimes that are causing social and economic suffering in the country in order to bring them to justice. let's take a look at some of the key points from the military statement and urged people to remain calm and limit unnecessary movement should the nation the situation would

and scientists say clashes in the french alps are heating up so fast they threatened to wipe out popular tourist villages. zimbabwe's military is confined president robert mugabe to his home after taking control of the country soldiers are patrolling the capital harare and heavy gunfire and explosions were heard earlier but the military denies it's a coup the takeover follows a base of battle over whole succeed the one thousand three year old president which has divided the ruling zanu p.f. party it was triggered by last week's sacking of the vice president a miss and. south africa's president jacob zuma says he's spoken to mugabe and confirmed a long time leader is say i have also. conducted the president . whom i had. time to talk to and he is fine but confined in his home. hoping that the defense force will be able to respect the constitution of zimbabwe as well as the people of zimbabwe so that this situation does not go beyond. the situation where it is now. well let's go live to her in which is in harare and many people saying that this appears to be a coup in all but name when you

and scientists say glass is in the french alps a heating up so fast they threatened to wipe out popular tourist villages. zimbabwe's military has confined president robert mugabe to his home after taking control of the country soldiers are patrolling the capital harare and heavy gunfire and explosions were heard earlier on but the military denies it's a coup the takeover follows a bass a battle over who would succeed the ninety three year old president which split the ruling zanu p.f. party into two main factions the low cost group supports the site vice president. while the younger g forty group backs unpopular wife grace a long time ago ally has strong support among the armed forces it was his sacking last week in favor of grace which led to this military action south africa's president jacob zuma says he's spoken to mugabe and confirmed that the longtime leader is say i have also. conducted the president mugabe. whom i had. time to to talk. and he is fine but confined in his home. hoping that the defense force will be able to respect the condition of them barbara as well as the peopl

the french alps mystical ms memorising and moody every day thousands of hikers extreme sports people and alpinist make their way to these mountains to conquer their peaks but the alps a changing the glaciers that used to sweep down to the valleys below and melting in some places they have anything. by scientists at the forefront of measuring and monitoring these glaciers it's important and dangerous work their office for today is glassy or do talk and three thousand five hundred meters high on the north face of mont blanc we tried to set up. our instrument in order to make. measurements up to this glacier these scientists also measure the temperature of the glazier what they are finding is astounding the base of the glacier need the bedrock is it minus two degrees in the first with a climate warming and with the ice damper rising the glacier could become temperate at the melting point the work these scientists doing on this mountain and braces like attack is important not just to understand how much more this glacier will heat up but because it has a bearing on towns like chamonix do

have the best instructors, you learn how to snowboard here and when you go into any mountain from the alpser generation is actually crazy here in dubai. they're crazy when it comes to extreme sports. they're trying to compete more internationally. it's actually really nice to see. the vibe of the city is all about work hard, play hard. you put in so many hours at work, so the little time you have left, you don't want to waste it just lolling around. keen to get another fix of the great outdoors, i'm now heading out to the desert early in the morning to experience something new that i am told you can only see here in dubai. it's a new twist on traditional arabian falconry. i hear it's going to be truly breathtaking. 2,500 years ago, people relied on the falcon the way you and i rely on the supermarket. falcons put food on the table. traditionally the way it worked, birds from europe and asia migrated from the middle east to africa. on that migration, they would trap them from the wild and then use them in the winter months. at the end of winter, they would untie them and release them into t

and an expedition to the french alps with disappearing glasses are seen as a major indicator of climate change. tension and uncertainty a greying in zimbabwe after the army announced its seized power the military says it wants to target criminals around president robert mugabe the army has taken over the state broadcaster and soldiers a block roads to the main government offices parliament and the courts the army says it isn't a military takeover and mugabe and his family are safe and has. an

getting to knowing that area of town around hasn't moved very far it's here stretching across the alps and all the way up towards moscow there and many of us are going to see a fair amount of snow on that northern edge to the south that's where we'll be seeing the rain but again some of that is going to be very heavy somewhat weather

the payet dived off a mountain in the alps before driving —— diving to jump alps before driving —— diving them 100 goes to the fact that very dangerous feat. i would be hunting as well after that. thank you for getting in touch. some of you have been in touch with regard to social media mishaps. some of them i cannot read on air. one says that donald trump's were social media slipper, going on twitter in the first place. to get involved in the first place. to get involved in the conversation —— slip up. i will see you in a minute. hello. milder, well, less cold air will be with us for the weekend but with that, lots of cloud around. many of us in the day ahead will have sunshine and arctic air around high pressure to the west and low pressure to the east. arctic air, of course, it is very cold. widespread frost to start thursday. icy patches where we have had showers overnight and these are town and city temperatures. of course, it is colder in rural spots. the coldest parts of northern england and scotland will be down to about minus six or seven as the day begins. as many of us will sta

and an expedition to the french alps where disappearing lacey is a seen as a major indicator of climate change. i'm sorry if small have all the day's sport including really have claimed their play for next year's world cup finals they don't do it three won in the second like their intercontinental player. zimbabwe's president robert mugabe is under house arrest after the army took control of the country the takeover is a coup the south african president jacob zuma has confirmed he has spoken to mr mugabe and says he's been confined to his home in an address on state t.v. an army spokesman said criminals around president robert mugabe were being targeted soldiers are patrolling the streets of the capital harare and the roads to government buildings blocked zimbabwe's opposition movement for democratic change party called for a peaceful return to constitutional democracy. this is a said to development in the politics of our time going this far is allowing the military to go fight sequence and but i think it's also a lift to zimbabweans because from the looks of things. listed there's been

scientists say classes in the french alps are heating up so fast they threaten to wipe out popular tourist resorts. and install of a when a shark this isn't to host the twenty two it is the rugby world cup the votes going france's way despise an official recommendation to south africa sixth place the event. zimbabwe's military has confined president robert mugabe to his home after taking control of the country soldiers are patrolling the capital harare and heavy gunfire and explosions were heard earlier but the military denies it's a coup the takeover follows a bitter battle over who will succeed the ninety three year old president which split the ruling zanu p.f. party into two main factions but the cost groups support sacked vice president and then god while the younger g forty group backs mugabe's unpopular wife grace and time mcgarvey ali and i mean and has strong support among the armed forces it was his second last week in favor of grace which led to the military action reports from harare. parts of harare are now on lockdown and soldiers in army have blocked roads to government offi

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cradled among these giants, you understand the timeless allure of the swiss alps.n elevator carries you to the highest viewing point. from there, you can see aletsch glacier, europe's longest, stretching 11 miles south towards italy. the air is thin. people are in giddy moods. it's cold even on a sunny day. while the jungfraujoch station calls itself the top of europe, it's possible to venture even higher. - [voiceover] upup next, music city roots live from the factory. in thiepisode, classic country by john conlee, modern string band and song from sierra hull, and a featured set by roots' host, jim lauderdale, right after this. - [voiceover] national broadcast of music city roots is made possible by acceptance auto insurance, based in nashville, tennessee. acceptance offers personal automobile coverage from coast to coast. more information available at acceptance.com. you, your terms, accepted. - [voiceover] franklin, tennessee, inspired music, local flavor on the edge of nashville, visitfranklin.com. - [voiceover] nissan, oud sponsor of art and culture in our hom

in a breathtaking stunt, the pair dived off a mountain in the alps, before gliding to jump into a planectice flights to perfect the dangerous feat. one of the most prominent figures in the bosnian civil war has killed himself in court, after he was convicted of crimes against humanity. moments afterjudges had upheld his conviction at the international criminal tribunal, in the hague, slobodan praljak said he rejected the verdict, and drank what he said was poison. 0ur middle east editorjeremy bowen, who testified at the tribunal about his experiences reporting the conflict, has the story. his report contains some distressing images. slobodan praljak and his co—defendants were being told their appeals against long jail sentences had failed, when praljak kept standing, to insist one last time that he was innocent. slobodan praljak is not a war criminal. i am rejecting the court ruling. he drank from a vial of liquid. i have taken poison. the court, dealing with its final case after 25 years, was stunned. don't take away the glass that he used when he drank something. the emergency service

switzerland's you from mountain in the alps. there aim to make it through this airplane store and land inside it takes a while to get it just right. after more than a hundred practice flights they make it spins read it then his friend fred you get . a mission accomplished celebration. in years that lie from the other laughable few the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news on the information around the clock on our website that's t w dot com i'm going to. meet young entrepreneurs eager to tackle global challenges in our series founders valley. in this episode treat for the future. in indonesia we do have the store information and the question is how can we feed them all like what we have to do in order to get back on is like a starting point to keep everyone. next on. enters the conflict zone a new president has taken the oath of office in zimbabwe but is he any different from the old one my guest here in london is nick i want the u.k. representative of the country's ruling zanu p.f. party with thirty five

but a bid for acceptance becomes a dangerous power game against the majestic backdrop of the italian alps. directing the ensemble and his team came on stage after the film it was quickly clear who the real star of the evening was nine year old arian montgomery. the whole film festival plays host to around one hundred twenty films and if it's a party year after there's plenty of that to. the bank parent parent who appear in one of the films entertained film lovers well into the night. and we're joined now by the new artistic director thorsten shower congratulations on the new job so your new impulses can we expect so we're going to see a focus on upcoming directors and new filmmakers. which has always been a tradition in the festival but we've got to focus that much more on shore in showing more short movies.

best instructors, you learn how to snowboard over here and any time you go to any mountain, from the alpsdo, it's simple. the younger generation is actually crazy here in dubai. they are crazy when it comes to extreme sports, they are trying to compete more internationally. it is actually very nice to see. the vibe of the city is all about work hard, play hard. you put in so many hours at work, so the little time that you have left, you don't want to waste it just lolling around. keen to get another fix of the great outdoors, i am now heading out to the desert early in the morning to experience something new, that i am told you can only see here in dubai. it's a new twist on traditional arabian falconry — and i hear it is going to be truly breathtaking. 2,500 years ago, the bedouin relied on falcon the way you and i rely on the supermarket. the falcon was used to put food on the table. traditionally the way it worked, it still happens today, birds from europe and asia migrate over the middle east on their way to africa. on that migration was when the bedouin would have trapped their falco

through into sunday still that cold northerly continue across more western areas still the snow the alps not frontal system moving further towards the east moscow still mired in minus five on the other side of the mediterranean we've got the risk of some showers on the coast of libya through in towards parts of egypt otherwise weather conditions not too bad temperatures you see generally in the twenty's but more of a change in wind direction towards the northwest cools off for both algiers and tunis for central parts of africa plenty of showers across congo congo and also on western parts of africa gerri not looking too bad we've got sunshine in bamako mali further south you might see want to downpours of encounter. with over forty thousand people killed under his rule it took twenty five years to bring him to a court of law. but why for so long with such a brutal dictator considered an ally of the west earth that reported to the congress that the rest they were engaged to. al-jazeera unravels the history of chad's notorious former president the same habit a dictator on trial at this tim

in one thousand nine hundred one hiker's in the italian alps stumbled across the oldest money in the world at sea as he was called shot to stardom overnight the film iceman attempts to reconstruct what his life might have looked like even the dialogue of spanx in unintelligible german acting you're going forward it is well past the neolithic klansmen. and the old town may lie on the land. our next film takes place in czarist russia at the beginning of the twentieth century even before it was released matilda caused outrage among religious extremists who claimed the film was blasphemous because it portrayed holy as on the killers the second in love scenes russian orthodox christians even made death threats to the director and lead actor now matilda has arrived in german sentiments and we'll ask the burning question was the film worth all the fuss. so little is the second as he's never been portrayed before. it's eighteen ninety four and the young heir apparent has no desire to ascend the throne . speaking to us. still unmarried he embarks on a tempestuous love affair with a young ball

have the best instructors, you learn how to snowboard here and when you go into any mountain from the alps's simple. the younger generation is actually crazy here in dubai. they're crazy when it comes to extreme sports. they're trying to compete more internationally. it's actually really nice to see. the vibe of the city is all about work hard, play hard. you put in so many hours at work, so the little time you have left, you don't want to waste it just lolling around. keen to get another fix of the great outdoors, i'm now heading out to the desert early in the morning to experience something new, that i am told you can only see here in dubai. it's a new twist on traditional arabian falconry. i hear it's going to be truly breathtaking. 2,500 years ago, people relied on the falcon the way you and i rely on the supermarket. falcons put food on the table. traditionally the way it worked, birds from europe and asia migrated from the middle east to africa. on that migration they would trap them from the wild and then use them in the winter months. at the end of winter they would untie them and

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to bring some benefits to the region because we're going to see a lot of snow developing across the alps we've had some heavy rain of general but up over the alps and sells above about eighteen hundred meters we're going to be seeing twenty five centimeters of snow and certainly higher elevations something to something like fifty to one hundred centimeters of snow so really very useful snow eventually once it's all cleared but as it is falling pretty severe weather conditions expected the storms themselves then clearing further towards the east and i think as we head on through into monday we'll see some severe storms then pushing through into the balkans still across the general region it's going to be pretty nasty and then as you move on through into tuesday still that low pressure start there giving bad weather. i thank you richard still ahead on al jazeera hundreds of refugees in a prison camp face an uncertain future as australia turns down an offer to resettle that. bus trip by a trip to qatar plans to build the world's largest reservoirs are flowing along smoothly and in sport pet

into one in mid-air well that's exactly what a couple of wing suit flyers have done over the swiss alps possibly for the first time ever a word of warning though if you don't like heights you should look away now don't try this is home. to all of you all. to french to sleep from one of europe's highest peaks. switzerland from mountain in the. the aim to make it through this door and land inside it takes a while to get it just right. up to more than a hundred practice flights they make it. and his friend fred. mission accomplished celebration. well there's at the top of the hour ben presumable have your business update in just about. your children like child.

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this is the beautiful jungfrau mountain, one of the most distinctive sights of the swiss alps, whereething you should not try at home. here comes their plane to pick them up. just watch what happens next. very reminiscent of the opening scene in the film goldeneye, these quys scene in the film goldeneye, these guys shaken, not stirred, much like the eponymous hero, james bond. the real—life inspiration came from the famous wingsuit pioneer patrick de gayardon, who once jumped from a plane before re—entering it. and that is all the time that we have got left for now. you can get the latest sports news on our website. including a conference report on all the premier league matches from tuesday night. but from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the sport today team, we will see you very soon. goodbye. hello there. if tuesday was too cold for you, i don't think you're going to find much comfort in the forecast for the next couple of days. if anything, it will get even colder. these northerly winds diving all the way down from the arctic, the air turning increasingly cold, and with that, s

in the synthesizers and that you would have been a folk band from the alps playing zippos and bogans and so on when you're in the kitchen. pretty do you. know. to imagine their. band. their simple but catchy sequences of notes define the sound of the digital age years before it began. is one that's not it didn't exactly storm the charts when it was released in one thousand nine hundred but in one thousand. and joy and see you next time on topic sport. yes. i was. just use. to call. you a. with the senses. recognize. inexpressible. the cultural magazine. and. we speak your language. for returning our web special. like germany and the prospects for those returning. join the discussion long comment on facebook. for returning. d.-w. maybe for mine. i'm a mother like two billion other mothers around the world i have one wish the best for my child. but in this is selling t. in which breastfeeding is often frowned upon and adds will for me to abound with profits is more important than my baby's well being how do i know how to make the right decision. starting december ninth on d. w. . they

in a breathtaking stunt, a pair of french daredevils dived off a mountain in the alps, before glidingjump into a plane in mid—air! it took them over 100 practice flights to perfect the dangerous feat. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: the uk has offered a large potential divorce bill to the eu worth up to 50 billion euros. asked on a trip to iraq if the figure was agreed, the prime minister, theresa may, said talks were continuing. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. shares of australia's big four banks plunge after the government sets up a financial commission to investigate it. and will be rebound from last quarter's sluggish growth rates 7 from last quarter's sluggish growth rates? good morning, asia. hello, world. welcome to another edition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. it's a thursday. we start off in australia. the prime minister of the country announced this morning he has established a royal commission to investigate the banking industry. this comes after the four big banks of australia

then flying into the cabin of a plane in mid air over the swiss alps.e soul flyers say they completed more than 100 practice flights in preparation for this stunt. thank you for watching abc news. as always we're online at abc 7 news.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. thank you for watching and good night.

then flying into the cabin of a plane in mid air over the swiss alps.he soul flyers say they completed more than 100 practice flights in preparation for this stunt. thank you for watching abc news. as always, we're online at abc 7 news.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. thank you for watching and good night. >> 14 questions. 14 answers. and $1 million in the balance. this is pretty exciting. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ >> hey, everybody! welcome to "millionaire!" oh, are you in for a good show today. from norwood, massachusetts, let's welcome back mike duval. >> thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> welcome back. so let me fill you in a little bit on mike. so he's been a huge fan of this show since how long? >> since it first came out. very first episode. >> right, and you've taped every show, you watch every show. huge fan. it was a dream just to walk on this stage and play. >> absolutely. >> and then... >> hooray for beer! [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> you answered a question

they'd been told the exact route to take on a saturday morning the brothers pass over the alps. from trist italy they take a ferry to greece. on sunday they arrive in turkey and cross the border without difficulty. it's around this time that their father you ask him gary hart finds a farewell letter. papa mama i can't live in a land of lies i can't live in a country where i as a muslim i'm viewed as an outsider or terrorist but you should know that i love you both. and you will always be my cherished parents. manu or had wanted to become a photojournalist and fabienne had just completed acting school. and then suddenly the brothers began going to a mosque at first their father thought it was just a phase he even joined his son when they went to the mosque and he asked them about i.a.s. but they said they had nothing to do with the radical islamists. and councils converse it's impossible to explain it's as if someone knocked your legs out from under you you simply can't believe it's happening. as soon as he found the farewell letter you have him get hard contact at the police and