give me jack bauer, huh? give me jack bauer! that would be something, huh? hey, hey, there he is! about that! hello, joe. how are you? i'm good! i'm good! there you go! gotta be honest with you, you know? i kinda got used to sitting at the big-boy chair when you're in europe! ( chuckles ) well, hey! welcome back, mr. president! bring 'er in! there you go!

guy: when bauer joining us. -- wayne bauer joining us.e are nine minutes away from the european open. it looks like we are going to see a strong move. banking sector is focused. unicredit ceo is stepping down here to deutsche is in focus. -- stepping down. deutsche is in focus. the market is opening eight minutes away. ♪ guy: 7:53, london. it looks like it is going to be a positive start here as we are going to see elsewhere on the continents. five minutes until the markets open. let's talk about some of the stocks. we are going to have a new boss at unicredit, italy's systemic bank. are we going to have to see a capital raising. marks & spencer, number beat. that is the top line. more significantly is the -- is this is a business that wants to compete with primark. matt: i have heard of by mark. i don't know as much -- heard of primark. i don't know as much as you. let me take a look at deutsche bank. i spent a lot of time with deutsche bank since i've been here over the last couple of weeks. this chart shows you charts -- shows you whic

bauer is at the top of the list with 176 citations. it provides transportation for intuit. loop transportation ranks second with 146 citations. and drops off riders to companies like facebook, google and apple. compass received 95 citations, it also buses workers to apple, yahoo, genentek and ebay. it didn't take long for our cameras to capture even more apparent violations. this mini-bus shuttle was double parked in the bike line, pushing the cyclists into the streets. the company says it tells its drivers to keep circling around if the stops are not available. and this bus heading to google also redirected traffic after the driver stop in the middle of the road. >> the bus has been parked for a few minutes now. >> it forced this public bus to let people off in the center of the street. >> i think the current program bends over backwards to accommodate these tech companies. i don't think we have to. >> those with disabilities and the elderly are now being put at risk because of safety hazards created by the private shuttles. >> that's what he's asking us, who is the city f

bauer is at the top of the list with 176 citations, it provides transportation for software companieske intuit and electrical arts, loop transportation ranks second with 146 citations and drops off riders to companies like facebook, google and apple. compass received 95 citations, it also buses workers to apple as well assia, genetech and ebay. >> and we drive you ranked fourth. it didn't take long for our cameras to capture even more apparent violations. this sf mini bus shuttle was double parked in the bike lane, pushing these cyclists into the street. the company says it tells its drivers to keep circling around if the stops are not available. and this bus heading to google also redirected traffic after the driver stopped in the middle of the road. >> google bus has been marked for a few minutes now. >> even though this private shuttle is permanent to use this bus stop it forced this public bus to let people off in the center of the street. >> i think the current program to accommodate these tech companies we don't have to. >> those are disabilities and the elderly are being put at

the name of fritz bauer is not really well-known, not even among germans. it may help to remember him for his work. >> it is just about all for a sprint stay with us for the day coming up next. we leave you with spectacular images of sydney's most famous landmarks in a different light. stay tuned. ♪ 8úxú ♪ >> here in the french capital, you're watching live from paris on "france 24." these are our top stories. making history, president barack obama visits hiroshima after becoming the first sitting u.s. leader to visit the scene of the world's first atomic bombing. we won't give up as blockades are lifted across france. union leaders are vowing to continue to bash the government's plan to reform labor laws. and talking energy, the russian president vladimir putin arrived in greece on one of his first visits to an e.u. country so far this year. ♪

the name of fritz bauer is not really well-known, not even among germans. it may help to remember him for his work. >> it is just about all for a sprint stay with us for the day coming up next. we leave you with spectacular images of sydney's most famous landmarks in a different light. stay tuned. ♪ >> this program is brought to you in part by cie tours international. for over 80 years featuring all-inclusive tours and go as you please value vacations throughout ireland and britain. cietours.com. [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] ♪ ♪ [music] [music] >> hello, and welcome. i'm patricia o'reilly and i'm delighted you could join us for

bauers was champed this morning.e talked to mayor jim cymae about the scary incident this morning. >> sick people in the world, and there's always been sick people in the world and i assume there continue to be sick people in the world. we have to get to them before they hurt or kill somebody. what would possess anyone to do that i have no idea. i assume there's some kind of pyschosis or psychological issue. but we have to make sure that we keep people like that away from our citizens so we can be safe. >> one of the drivers was treated for an eye injury but no one was seriously hurt. >>> a house party turned violent when somebody pulls out a knife and goes on the attack in north philadelphia. tonight, one man is in the hospital and another on the run. crews rushed to the scene at west erie avenue north 19th street around 1:00 a.m. witnesses say two men got into an argument and then one of them pulled out a knife and stabbed the other in the chest. the victim is in stable condition. no arrests have been made. >>> a g

. >> i want to see him or go toto the bathroom jack bauer neverr e did either of t >> the best episode about 48bout 4 minutes in 122nd clip.22nd c >> it was one of my favorites.as >> wow, steve.ve >> look. it had mow it in. had mow it i that's why. >> okay. >> made him famous.ade h fam >> he remembers the exact spot. >> season six episode 20. >> 10:21. i just got>> an 8-dollar check e other day.her y. coming and later on we're on w bringing the empire finale partr to you showing you how to toasto the end of the season with foodd and drinks inspired by the hitht drama.a. >> traffic in the d.c. area. a always bad.wa rain making it worse but where e are the worst spots exactly. new study named the top 30.the p we'll share those highlights with you. that's next. ♪ ♪ >>> 10:24 right now.ht n want to let you know what'sw happening right now in theg rige national transportion safetyafet board releasing the final findings about last year's deadly amtrak crash in filled.ne it killed eight people, injured, more than 200. investigators did find thed fine engineer was distracted wistrac apparently

. >> had thed of the clan, sam bauer, said go annihilate them and they came, they killed the whole family. >>> and during the summer of 19 skoir when volunteers from around the country taught african americans methods of nonviolent resistance and encouraged voter registration. >> there were meetings in various churches informing them of their political rights and getting rdy

down through cape may and bauers beach and row rebeach as well. it stays up until 1:00 a.m.ntil sunday. minor flooding is a concern at the the time of high tide. offer next two hours it is mostly cloudy, we're tracking showers later on. we will drop down to 49 in the suburbs and 60 in philadelphia for the overnight low. future tracker six showing at 3-d in the morning it is mostly cloudy. shows off to the west but as i advance this at 7:00 in the morning we have a couple showers that will be lingering with the passage of that frontal boundary. but by afternoon clear skies which means ample sunshine the on the way, just in time for mom and mothers day. we have the day planner, scheduled for you, turning sunny and breezy, 56 degrees at 9:00 a.m. the cloudy by then. once that front moves through, 62 at the 11:00 a.m. more sunshine returning as we get in the afternoon. sixty-five a at 1:00. sixty-six at 3:00 o'clock in the have a afternoon. we will hold in the upper 60's at 5:00 in the early evening. the here's the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, breezy, brighter for

grassroots level voted for donald trump but the leadership was very much behind ted cruz, people like gary bauerkins, people like vander plan t tz in iowa. the simple picture it's trump versus hillary but he turned to the bible sometimes god uses men who are sinners to do his greatest work, so that is the kind of pitch -- >> still a message. >> still a mixed message so there you have it. >> as always ben carson is interesting communication strategy. we'll keep on eye on that one. it is very early but leading gop strategists are encouraged by new research they say shows the automatic trump drag they expected perhaps in races critical to the fight to maintain the republican senate majority does not exist. after reviewing the polling and other research results the chamber of xlers announced this past week it's launching major ad buys in ohio, pennsylvania and wisconsin announced publicly. ad time was purchased in arizona and nevada. five feature republican inkem bents vulnerable. those know the democrats plan to tie the gop candidates to controversial trump positions but they're encouraged by the n

blake bauers faces charges including aggravated assault. investigators say during one attack a spike went through the front windshield and then lodged into the dashboard of someone's car driving under the university avenue overpass. broken glass flew in the driver's eyes and a total of four cars were struck. >>> a 16 year-old has been charged in the fatal hit and run from last month in camden. up investigators say the teenager was driving a stolen cadillac when he struck and killed five three-year old tia walker on april 25th. it happened near south and pine streets. they say he pulled over a woman on a nearby median but then fled the scene. suspect is being held at camden county detention center. >>> six people were injured when a u-haul truck smashed in the bridge in new castle county, delaware. it happened at noon time on mill road near monroe road near newark. four of the victims were in the back of the truck. one a 24 year-old woman was eject from the vehicle and she's listed in serious condition tonight. the rest of the injured, inclu

. >>> now from our south jersey bauer row, grief counselors will be at burlington city high school this morning after a student was killed by an alleged drunk driver. >> a car hit the teen along route 130 south at the intersection of east federal street in burlington. 17-year-old antoine timbers jr. was walking home with a friend after leaving early sunday morning. investigators say the two were walking on the side of the road when an suv hit timbers. police arrested 42-year-old ricardo patterson and charged him with dui and reckless driving. >> i seen the black escalade truck jump the curb, hit this pole that they were putting back up and hit the guy. and i seen him laying on the ground. >> according to his dad, antoine was in the rotc and hoped to one day join the military. >>> the man upper darby police is responsible for taking pictures up women's skirts is behind bars this morning. upper darby police arrested bobby hayden of chester township over the weekend. he's being held in the county jail after failing to post bail. this is surveillance video of the incident in the pretzel fac

i mentioned in there something about, then around the world and never met jack bauer. never even met jack ryan. and so although there is truth in fiction as you know and you and i talked about it, i want to show a little bit of reality. taking that and now moving into the realm of fiction number one the best written piece on cia i think is actually david ignatius ' first article ages of innocence. it was reviewed on the cia web site which is very unusual and i still remember one of the lines. ages of innocence is a novel. it's based on robert ames. >> host: and no relation to the other, the farthest thing possible. opera aims was a remarkable officer and station chief and david slightly but people knew him and when he was killed in the embassy was blown up, it's not exactly a biography but it's close and i completely agree with you it really does give you a feel for what it's like to be an officer. >> host: i teach at george mason. i talk about covert action but i can't talk much about covert action. that's prose. in a more visual medium, one his homeland, okay? here i

county sheriff's investigators say that cody michael of rockland was hiking with his german shepherd bauer over the weekend in the lock levin area. he sent a text message monday to his family but hasn't been heard from since. his vehicle was found at the trailhead. >>> it is 4:34 right now. earlier you mentioned it wasn't good sleeping weather? it was so hot. >> i was up all night. >> i was sound asleep. [ laughter ] >> it was great last night. [ laughter ] >> temperatures really after highs in the mid-90s, temperatures were 90s but locally overnight -- at this very early hour it's 70s in san rafael, 63 in redwood city. it is 64 degrees in san jose. average high for san francisco this time of year is 64. right now it's 57. our temperatures will still be well above normal today. but it stays warm and mind. we'll see the beginning of a cooldown today. 60s at the beaches out of the mid-70s. we'll see 80s around the peninsula where yesterday we saw 90s. it will be 88 degrees in san jose. east of the bay still climbing to the low 90s. we'll see a wind rotate around during the afternoon hours up

it was chaired by mitt romney's lawyer and his own counsel, bob bauer, who teaches year at nyu schoolof law. they agreed on the need to modernize voter registration, and they agreed to ought to be a national standard for how long you have to wait on line. we are one country. we ought to be able to have people vote with an equal and effective voice, no matter where they live. this is solely a matter of willing and investment. there some magical technology. so i will mention one technological thing to make you more nervous. after florida one of the things come in 2000, one of the things that happen with congress passed a law requiring states to move to electronic voting. and it was controversial because people were worried about security, but that's actually largely been addressed. there are ways to make machines actually better than the old machines, even the old beloved lever machines that we love to close the curtains on here in new york. that's the good news. but that is is they are 15 years

ramy: running for today's options insight is scott bauer from trading advantage.joins us from the cboe in chicago. let's talk about the market overview. we are seeing markets their session lows, the doubt tutored points -- the dow down 200 points. you think this is something for the first quarter or something we can look ahead at the concern for the rest of the year? definitely, i don't want to save the start, not one and done, but retail across the board is awful. it is hard to find any bright spot. hard to see any immediate pickup. hopefully by the end of the year, by q4 and christmas time, we can see even if the economy picks up, we see an uptick. over the summer months, retail is in for a long, long period. ramy: i can see your eyes bugging out. [laughter] this has been down for the past month, but for the first time today, up 5%. what you feel? that two had asked me or three hours ago, i would have said the market was trying to buck the news from disney and the retail scale, the awful news we are seeing. as the market goes down considerably during the day, th

interestingly, eddie bauer also outfitted the very first american to ever reach the top of everest.in 1963. if you think about it -- and they talk about this in the snapchats -- no one was able to see the images until he returned from the mountain and processed the film. we could be seeing their images literally within moments of the summit depending how things happen. i mentioned that summit without oxygen, the number's even more staggering -- fewer than 200 people have ever though 7,000 have made that attempt. >> we don't know these guys. and instantly you like them because their enthusiasm is so infectious from what they're doing. they've got a sense of humor, and they're cute. >> even in the morning, limited coffee. >> talented, smart, funny. i like them. >> and cute. >> and cute. >> good hair. >> going up is optional, coming down is mandatory. >> their families feel that way, no doubt. >> great story. >> great story. >> love it. >>> and we're sharing more moments from the journey to the top of mt. everest on our instagram page. follow "cbs this morning" on instagram. >>> steph

both are part of evidency bauer's guide and -- of eddie bauer's guide and athletic team. >> it's about out if we can achieve beyond the edge. that's what i love about this. >> here we go again. >> so the very next day, we woke back up. the weather was good, we felt okay. we decided to tag as high as we could on the mountain. >> reporter: in order to eventually climb without oxygen to the top of everest at more than 29,000 feet, the two have to adjust to higher altitudes slowly. they do this by climbing the mountain in stages with rests at lower elevations in between to let their bodies recover. >> we're just going climbing. >> reporter: just one day after the storm, they pushed to over 26,000 feet. an elevation known to many climbers by another name -- >> duh, duh, duh. >> exactly. as you go higher, your body can't regenerate. every minute spent above it altitude puts you, without trying to be too dramatic -- put you closer to death. the margin of error drops to zero. if you screw up, you die. >> reporter: at this elevation, may thuft constantly check -- they must constantly check in w

they're both part of eddie bauer's athlete team. >> they break us to the edge, and finding where thating out if we can still achieve the -- that's what he i love about this. >> here we go again. >> so the very next day we woke back up. the weather looked good. we felt okay. and we went and decided to tag as high as we possibly could on the mountain. >> reporter: in order to eventually claim without oxygen to the top of everest at more than 29,000 feet, the two men have to adjust to higher altitude slowly. they do this by climbing the mountain in stages with rests at lower elevations in between to let their bodies recover. >> going climbing. >> reporter: just one day after the storm they pushed over 26,000 feet, an elevation known to many climbers by another name. >> the death zone. ♪ da, da, da >> exactly. as you go higher your body simply can't regenerate. and every minute spent above that altitude puts you without trying to be too dramatic here, puts you closer to death. >> reporter: they planned to make their final push after most of the other climbers on the mountain who are using

here to share their story is joy bauer, hey, girl. >> we have amazing people today. passion for baking. but it got her into trouble. the time she was 40 she weighed 345 pounds. she was uncomfortable, insecure, and embarrassed. it wasn't until after she went away on a family vacation and she was viewing the photos they had taken and she just was feeling miserable and decided that was when she was going to make a change. >> good for her. >> so in the before picture she is a size 32. the woman who's about to walk out is a slimming size 8. >> what? >> wow! >> here she comes. >> beth, come join. let's see you. >> whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my gosh! >> look at you! you look awesome! >> thank you. >> congratulations! >> you can't even believe it's the same person. >> hard to believe it's the same person. a lot of us when we eat, we eat emotionally, you're not paying attention. is that what was your issue. >> you just ate. i wasn't paying attention and -- >> part of your craft is your baking. >> exactly, i i had a sugar addiction. >> she walks. tell them about that

that distinction that these 13 officers of bauer saved the lives of strangers, the first of several qualities that they share but their bravery had it not been for their bravery we likely would have lost a lot of people. mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, friends and loved ones. thankfully, they are still with their families today because these officers were where they needed to be most. at a critical time. at a gas station during a routine patrol. in the middle of a busy hospital. in a grocery store, on the campus of the community college. here and in elementary school where sheriff's deputies own children and students and his wife taught and in all these places in each of these moments, these officers were true to their oath's . to a person, each of these honorees acted without regard for their own safety. they stood up to dangerous individuals branching assault rifles, handguns and knives . one officer sustained a little stab wounds while fighting off an assailant. another endured first-degree burns to his arms and face while pulling an unconscious driver from a burning car. each of them w

. >> literally there is no one and nothing i would rather sleep with up here from eddie bauer. >> the two men just hours from the top of the tallest mountain in the world already know what they want to do the moment they get back to sea level. >> i really, really, really want to go to a beach. i think we have taken two showers each in the last seven weeks. and so, yeah, flip flops on shores sound good to me. >> i want to get the hell out of here as fast as i can. >> as we said, they are just hours away from hitting the summit. track all the action by following them on snap chat with the user name everest, no filter. coming up, one obama cabinet secretary said the dumbest, most insensitive thing. i'll tell you off the record. ♪ ♪ (singing) you wouldn't haul a load without checking your clearance. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. test test it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced techn

scott bauer, see marketing analyst at cme.t kuroda problems, draghi has problems as well. picking one of these charts are for us. megan: this point out a long-running saga. which printer, craig wright, has identified himself as the actual creator of the coin. this history has confounded -- tcoin. coin -- of bit manthan: why has this fitting himself away? -- hidden himself away? well, he has not wanted to come forward. now that he has come forward, his home has been rated by taxes stories. it is amazing he has come forward. i am an enthusiastic and i do like to read about it and i hand out -- and i hang out on the reddit boards and stuff. one thing fascinating is if he -- just because the guy says he is -- he should have at least one million bitcoins. satoshi created it, he was the first one mining it on a regular basis. there are huge blocks that total -- 900,000 $900 dollars and change. he should have $4.2 million. why australian tax authorities visited. matt: so where is that money. that kind of overhang really puts pressure

joining usance he will wrie, strategist, maria car donna andres bauer, stewart stevens, and amanda carpenter. andres, welcome to the program. you hear donald trump, you hear a reporter yell that's offensive. is that appropriate for donald trump to be calling elizabeth warren pocahontas, native americans say that's offensive to do? >> clearly not how i would conduct business. i have been a presidential nominee, he has gotten further than -- i can't question what he is doing, it is working for him. >> there's stuff that works, but does it work as a president? would it be appropriate for president trump? >> anderson i would have thought by now he would have gotten more moderate. the frustration level is out there, he probably understands the temperament of the folks. johnny lunch bucket is what i call that. not a republican, not a democrat, watches your show, and is frustrated, looking for answers, and someone that has backbone which trump does. most politicians say whatever it takes to not offend anybody, court that fine line. he said i am going to own what i believe. if you don't believe that

we all love our "24" jack bauer and our reality tv but we can't handle it in real life when we have peopleing their lives on the line? make it as real as possible. use the words they use, be prepared on all fronts. let's not, like, kid around. that's why they're winning and we're not, because we're too worried about hurting feelings and sending hallmark cards out to apologize. we give the apology once, move on. harris: now, this is usually the time when julie to roginsky bounds off the couch. but you're not. julie: thank you for saying that, i agree with kimberly 100% -- harris: i'm writing that down. kimberly: please. julie: you should. what is so offensive about this? i'm not a security person, but this is what the london security forces have determined is what happens in a situation if somebody does say allahu akbar in a terrorist simulation, why not -- i'm only bounding off the couch at the fact that the police apologized. what are they apologizing for? it's exactly what the reality apparently is. harris: so, scott, in talking with members of our muslim community through some reporting

easing up a little bit along the delaware beaches but as we look at the coast here to kent county, bauers beach, we have sea isle city with is rain, cape may courthouse, egg harbor, little rain there, bethenny, i think you'll see beginning of the end of your rain as that rain pull as way. do you think hates been chill think month? it has with 51.4 degrees as our average inly temperature and we should be at 65. we are 4 degrees cooler and we have had way more rain, two and a third inches more than average, 5.11 inches for the month. we made up for whatever we didn't get in april. now we have got as we look at the future cast some sun on the way but quite a few cloud around, if we get enough sunshine to create a little bit of that instability we may get pop up then are storms, maybe three or four or 5:00 in the afternoon, not a lot showing up here on the future cast so probably won't be as many as yesterday but that doesn't mean you won't get one in your back yard. things will clear out overnight. we have temperatures in the 50's this morning. we will get in the upper 70's by even of the da

me about it, dan in a brazile, oregon senator jeff merkley, who is supporting bernie sanders, andre bauerieutenant governor of south carolina supporting donald trump and cnn politicalical commentator ana navarro. >> not supporting anybody. >> and let me just start with you, everything is a suggestion, mr. trump says, including he was specifically being asked about his proposed ban on all noncitizen muslims entering the u.s. "until we figure out what the hell is going on." now he's saying it's just a suggestion. do you think it might disappoint some of his supporters the idea he seems to be kind of backing off? >> you know, his supporters are very loyal. they're so frustrated, he's talked about a multitude of different things. they're glad anybody is even engaging in the discussion at this point in time, because political hot button issue no, sir one wants to engage in the discussion you can never fix them. at least there's a candidate willing to engage in some of these discussions that for far too long have been something no one wanted to touch so i think it doesn't do anything to hurt hi

. >> literally there is no one and nothing i would rather sleep with up here from eddie bauer. >> thee tallest mountain in the world already know what they want to do the moment they get back to sea level. >> i really, really, really want to go to a beach. i think we have taken two showers each in the last seven weeks. and so, yeah, flip flops on shores sound good to me. >> i want to get the hell out of here as fast as i can. >> as we said, they are just hours away from hitting the summit. track all the action by following them on snap chat with the user name everest, no filter. coming up, one obama cabinet secretary said the dumbest, most insensitive thing. i'll tell you off the record. hmmmmm... hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. part of the award-winning golf family. [man] hello,totten designs. sales department? yes...i can put you right through. ♪ sales department-this is nate. human resources. technical support. hold, please. [announcer]you work hard to grow your business. [man] yes. i can totally do that for you. [announcer] working together, we c

romney's lawyer and his own counsel on bob bauer, who teaches here at nyu school of law.they agreed on the need to modernize our registration and a number of other things and agreed there should be a national standard for how long just to wait in line. we are one country. we got to be able to have people vote with an equal and effective voice no matter where they live. i will mention one technological thing to make you more nervous. after florida one of the things in 2001 of the things that happened was congress passed a law requiring states to move to electronic voting. it was controversial for people who weren't prosecuted but that's been addressed. there's a way to make those machines better than the old machines, even the beloved old lever machines wer will like to close the curtain on here in new york. that's the good news. the bad news is that are 15 years old and there are computers that are 15 years old and they use zip drives and they are all on the verge of breaking. and 43 states can the voting machines, electronic computerized voting machines are 10 years or o

bauer, who teaches year at nyu school of law. they agreed on the need to modernize voter registration, and they agreed to ought to be a national standard for how long you have to wait on line. we are one country. we ought to be able to have people vote with an equal and effective voice, no matter where they live. this is solely a matter of willing and investment. there some magical technology. so i will mention one technological thing to make you more nervous. after florida one of the things come in 2000, one of the things that happen with congress passed a law requiring states to move to electronic voting. and it was controversial because people were worried about security, but that's actually largely been addressed. there are ways to make machines actually better than the old machines, even the old beloved lever machines that we love to close the curtains on here in new york. that's the good news. but that is is they are 15 years old. there are computers that are 15 years old and they use zip drives and they are all on the verg

zoom in on a northern on a northern family that was getting exhausted and that is madison and libby bauer from minnesota. he he is very dedicated to war. she is this newlywed in the middle of nowhere in minnesota, just wondering what are you coming home. you. you still haven't come home and you promised me you were coming on. what you mean you just be up to your listening, this kinda stuff. size able with about to weave in the latest argument and then use stories to do that. it is not just this discussion as much as it is people i'm hoping our absorbing this. so i wrote about for example the earth and brothers, and erskine is going to be left at home to run in texan, she and her husband owned and in, a cotton mill, and a fairy they ran. a huge business. not to mention he was also in charge of handling a lot of the cattle that was in the family business. when the civil war began her brother goes off to war but it is not until another war in the spring of 18622 that her husband goes as well. a number of young children at home including a newborn, they also just recently lost a child who jus

both part of eddie bauer mountain team. >> these mountains break us.gure out if we can achieve beyond that. that's what i love about this. >> here we go again. >> until the very next day we won't back up. the weather looked good. we felt okay. we went as high as we possibly could on the mountain. >> in order to eventually climb without oxygen to the top of mt. everest at 29,000 feet they have to adjust slowly. they do this by climbing in stages with rests at lower elevations in between to let their bodies recover. >> we just go climbing. >> reporter: just one day after the storm they pushed over 26,000 feet elevation known to many climbers by another name. >> the death zone. >> da da dum. >> as you go higher your body can't regenerate. every minute spent above that altitude puts you, without trying to be too dramatic here, puts you closer to death. the margin for error drops to zero. if you screw up, you die. >> reporter: at this elevation, they must constantly check in with the doctor stationed at base camp. >> she's just listening to our voices and h

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. >> then we'll do more of the stuff with joy bauer.nology. only at a sleep number store. >>> 9:57 is your time on this wednesday may 18, 2016. good morning. i'm eun yang. gaid is temple hills man will be sentenced for killing a kidney transplant survivor. he could spend the rest of his life in prison for beating and strangling jonathan handler. forecast with tom kierein. still rainy out there? >> just a few scattered sprinkles north and western suburbs. this area of rain off to our west throughout the day. so just clouds around the rest of this wednesday. only a small chance of an isolated shower. and then temperatures might reach up near 60 or so midafternoon. finally some sunshine back tomorrow up in the upper 60s. partly cloudy on friday, low 70s. then as we get to the weekend, rainy on saturday. and sunday, monday, smaller chance. > coming>> >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. ♪his one's for the girls who had a broken heart ♪ who wish upon a sh

eddie bauer and strava which tracks our fitness.supplement nutrition high on the mountain. one of the easiest ways to get calories is actually to drink them. it's not to say that we're using it exclusively, but we actually use it quite a bit when we arrive at camp at the end of a day. we mix up a batch and try to get as many calories in as possible. >> our doctor would estimate we burn something like 8,000 to 12,000 calories a day while climbing. traditionally on expeditions i have put in 5,000 calories of food. if we can drink one or two bottles it makes a big difference. i have still lost some weight on this trip but less than in the past. >> gentlemen, we want to wish you well and thank you. if you can get your cellphone out or your satellite phone out when you summit and call us between 6:00 and 9:00 eastern time when you do that, let us know. we wish you well when you summit. thanks so much. i'll snap you back. >> great. talk to you soon. >> thank you. >>> it's amazing. >> stop on the way and build up the red blood cells. >>> c

. >> then we'll do more of the stuff with joy bauer.in los gatos. san mateo is 80 degrees. a little bit better than yesterday. 75 degrees. we will help bring down the temperatures and you will be up to 92 degrees. 81 in fremont. 87 degrees today in san ramon. we will have at least a 10 degree drop and feel much more comfortable and that continues into the weekend. let's go over to mike for an update. >> we will look over to 580 for about 5 or 10 minutes. look at the map. we had slowing in dublin interchange and now you make sure again. it may have been a full moon. we will watch that carefully over the last half hour. starts the latest and ends the latest. highway 17. back to you. >> all right, thanks. happening now, pittsburgh police rerule issing mo more about a shooting that left three people in the hospital. officers shot all people who were injured. the strange story on the midday news and our facebook page. facebook page goes face-to-face with the gop. you can see that on our twitter feed. more news in a half hour. >> announcer: f

. >> then we'll do more of the stuff with joy bauer. this morning. they will be breaking some this afternoon especially in south jersey. the rain they are producing chance of a spotty shower in the suburbs and lehigh valley which has seen steady rain this morning is drying up as we head into the afternoon. temperatures will be limited to the 60s. looking for sunshine your best chance to see it in new jersey and at the shore partly sunny skies and wildwood 62 degrees this afternoon. >>> thank you, bill. let's get a check on area roads for your morning commute with jessica boyington. >> 95 an accident that just cleared out of the way by girard avenue. otherwise no real problems. this is pretty much normal right now back to normal 20, minutes southbound. speeds are coming back up. an accidents at northeast philly route 1. the boulevard northbound between ryan avenue and rhawn street. >> a vigil will be held for two students killed after prom. their road veered off the road and crashed into a tree. the vigil will be held at 8:00 p.m. at the

. >> had thed of the clan, sam bauer, said go annihilate them and they came, they killed the whole family. >>> and during the summer of 19 skoir when volunteers from around the country taught african americans methods of nonviolent resistance and encouraged voter registration. >> there were meetings in various churches informing them of their political rights and getting ready to register to vote. >> this weekend watch c-span cities tour to michigan on c-span two's book tv and american history tv on c-span 3. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to bbc parliament's live coverage of the state opening at parliament. in her ninety-first, it's the 56th parliament of the united kingdom. and this morning, we welcome viewers to c-span, our sister channel in the united states. i recen it's about 5:30 in the morning on the eastern seaboard. it is of course a conservative government beginning its second year in aufloffice, a government without its problems as it faces support coming european union referendum campaign. however, we're focusing on a british tradition. the next hour 1/2 we'll spend looking t