the property that the boulder house is on goes to the whisper rock golf course.nd we're near the old carefree studios, where kenny rogers filmed the movie "the gambler" at an old west ghost town that was across the -- the hill. three bedrooms and a number of different air-conditioning zones. it's very comfortable inside. some places, you just don't want to sleepwalk, you know? [ laughs ] and one of the guest bathrooms, they had an artwork made of a sink that looks like it's carved out of rock, almost like a "flintstones" sink with rock knobs. here, you can see the outside of that slit in the rock that -- that makes the equinox beam. and i think, again, the amazing engineering and being able to cut glass and seal it into the rock to seal up the house. and then below, there's a cave right here. this cave actually goes up -- right up to the house. >> when the original owner moved out, they sold it to a native american tribe. this home is owned now by the fort mcdowell yavapai nation. the price tag -- $4.2 million. >> this house, it took about 50 million years to bui

by this time people had learned how to move heavy objects like boulders. this was a major development. given that was to get up to a bit of food and get nearly think people's discovered the concept of traction and approximately four thousand b.c. this is just about the time that the first megaliths were built as well get the good people who had used teams of oxen to pull the boulders out of the fields. and they use these boulders to build cold sites or tune sort of men heres these large single structures. so they found practical uses for these boulders and when they cleared their fields as well. they used the same teams of oxen to plow those fields and became incredibly productive much more so than southern european peoples who hadn't discovered that kind of ploughing yet you know how a. farming at this time was hard work particularly for those who used simple tools to till the soil. and since people were living more closely together in small spaces they ran an increased risk of contracting disease. still the population of farmers grew more quickly than th

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the 800-pound boulder falling out of the back of his truck, killing a mother and daughter. >>> the fallout tonight involving papa john's and its founder of using a racial slur during a conference call. what's happened now? >>> the american toy store and its promotion growing out of control. after telling parents they could pay their child's age, they could not handle the lines forming across america. >>> and the shopping mall collapsing tonight. word shoppers had just been evacuated. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. and we begin with the fireworks on capitol hill, unfolding on live tv. at times, this was uncomfortable to watch. the state of politics today. as an fbi agent tried to defend himself and his text messages about then-candidate donald trump. some lawmakers were not having it. that agent, peter strzok for months, the lightning rod for criticism of the fbi and allegations of bias within, now on capitol hill, breaking his silence. at times, the hearing appearing ayot chaotic and downright personal. abc's pierre thomas, who witne

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and the boulder came off, tumbled, and struck the family's car. authorities say, the boulder was not properly strapped to the truck. both women died at the scene. joseph czek's unconditional bail is set at $70 thousand dollars. coming up at eight.. a woman harassed for wearing a puerto rico t-shirt... now the man in her viral video, is facing serious charges. plus. a dog gets seriously ill after visiting the beach and playing in the water. the hidden danger his owner didn't know about. and next. why the city is considering banning buses at a popular tourist spot in san francisco. (pam) you may know 'the full house' home from the television show in san francisco. tonight, there is a renewed push to limit the number of picture snapping tourists... flooding the lower pacific heights neighborhood.(ken) as kron4's maureen kelly reports.... the city is considering banning tour buses from driving on that block. a steady crowd of visitors come to snap selfies in front of the broderick street home. and pose with their familes on the same steps of the home

>>> a 15-year-old boy remains in an orange county hospital after a boulder fell on him at laguna beachm was nearly severed. the boy and a friend were walking whether or not he a cliff and he may have used some rocks as leverage and a boulder the size of a cooler rolled on top of him. it took emergency crews 40- minute toss free him. >>> the tri-valley may be the hottesne it covers danville, livermore, and san ramon. the report found that from 2006 to 2016, jobs jumped 35% compared to 31% in san francisco and only 19% in the silicon valley. researchers attribute the increase to lower housing and office costs and two federal laboratories. >>> technology of tomorrow was on display in mountain view as the city held its technology showcase. the public got a glimpse of what the silicon valley companies are working on. >> reporter: some comers are here alongside the biggest names in tech. all are showing offwares in thetown they call home. >> reporter: mountain view created a way for people to see more. waymo brought a self-driving van. and nasa had fungus to make building materials for space

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police chief suspects the truck drive knew the boulder had fallen out. >>> the kansas city water slide0 year old boy died two years ago will be torn down. demolition will begin after the season ends on labor day. caleb schwab died after the raft he was on went airborne. >>> you see a pair of launch towers used in 1957 were demolished yesterday. each was nearly 200 feet high. the towers launched nasa's first three mars rovers. they were last used in 2011. a private company has leased the site to launch a lunar lander next year. >>> serena williams keeps adding to her legacy. >> just ten months after suffering life-threatening pulmonary embolism after giving birth, she is in her tenth wimbledon singles final. she beat julia gergis and faces angelique kerber for the title tomorrow. >>> president trump is apparently thinking of making changes to the country's most famous jumbo jet? >> yes, according to a report on axios, he wants the paint job on air force one to be something more american. >> and he wants this music to play every time he gets on board. of course, it's the theme for "air f

judge wants interpol to extradite correia from belgium where he now lives well lawmaker fernando boulder was briefly abducted in colombia but police intervened and freed him unhurt after a few hours bulger fled there after an attempted coup in twenty ten and was later jailed for a year for conspiring against the ecuadorian government formally decorator denies having anything to do with boulders kidnapping and says he's the one being persecuted for political reasons. they cannot defeat so they try to defeat us using the judicial system so we have to stop that there is no democracy they are invented whatever they want because they are controlling everything the media the system in the national assembly etc in order to pursuit. especially less leftist leaders but in the case of myself and my. government team show all this is very plenty for a strategy in order to prevent myself to return to my contrie so we can do that again even more to. for instance they stop the process of security the security for the for me they stop i don't have any more security from the state so they want me also th

was briefly abducted in colombia but police intervened and freed him unhurt a few hours later boulder had fled there after an attempted coup in two thousand and ten and was later jailed for a year for conspiring against the ecuadorian government while the former leader carette denies having anything to do with borders kidnapping and says he's the one that is being persecuted for political reasons they cannot defeat. try to defeat us using the judicial system so we have to stop that this is not democracy they are invented whatever they want because they are controlling everything they really are the system in the. etc in order to. pursuit. especially. leftist leaders but in the case of myself and my. team show all this is. very plainly five a strategy in order to prevent myself to return to my contrary to we can do that again even more to. stop the process of security. before the for me they stop i don't have any more security from the state so they want me also that. in other news this evening the pentagon is apparently threatening to drop the u.k. as america's main military ally jame

thousand and twelve the judge wants interpol to extradite her from belgium where he lives fernando boulder was briefly abducted in colombia but the police intervened and freed him a few hours later had fled from attempted twenty ten. year for conspiring against the ecuadorian government. denies having anything to do with boulders kidnapping and says he's the one being persecuted for political reasons. they cannot defeat so they try to defeat us use in the judicial system so we have to stop that this is not democracy they are invented whatever they want because they are controlling everything the media the system in the national assembly etc in order to. pursuit. especially. leftist leaders but in the case of myself and my. government team show all this is very plenty of strategy in order to prevent myself to return to my contrary so we can do that again even more to. it and they stop in the process of securing the security for the for me they stop i don't have any more security for the state so they want me also that. the pentagon chief is apparently threatening to drop the u.k. is america

conspiring against the ecuadorian government will formally denies actually having anything to do with boulders kidnapping and says he is the one being prosecuted for political reasons. they cannot defeat elections so they try to defeat us use in the system so we have to stop that this is not democracy they are invented whatever they want because they are controlling everything the media the system in the national assembly etc in order to. pursue it. especially. leftist leaders but in the case of myself and my. government team show all this is very plenty of strategy in order to prevent myself to return to my contrie so we can do that again even more to. put for instance they stop the process of security the security for the for me they stop i don't have any more security from the state so they want me also that. now the pentagon chief is apparently threatening to drop the case america's main military ally james mattis is written to the british defense secretary ken winston saying that britain would be dropped in favor of france the letter has been leaked to the media ahead of next week's nato

brittany fintel lost her footing on the snow and ice and then fell crashing into boulder after boulderefore finally coming to a stop. it took rescuers some five hours to airlift her to safety, but her german shepherd was the first to reach her. >> he made sure i wasn't in shock. he, you know, laid beside me. he licked me. he was extremely comforting. >> well, fintel suffered a broken hip and a concussion. she admits she underestimated the mountain and did not have the proper equipment for the climb. >>> we're learning some new details about a new jersey beachgoer impaled by a beach umbrella. margaret reynolds was in sea side heights on the jersey shore when a gust of wind drove the aluminum stake through her ankle. rescue crews had to use a bolt cutter to remove the umbrella before rushing her to the hospital. you may recall some video from three years ago during a storm in maryland sent these umbrellas flying prompting warnings from authorities. one woman seriously was injured in a separate incident. she says many people just don't realize the risk. >> the wind picked it straight up i

we heard about boulders. it is a bunch of chain links out in the area.atch for slowing as you pass the racetrack to see that right here heading towards the bay bridge. back to you. >>> coming up a good look including inauguration day in san francisco. we are hours away from london breed becoming major before history is made. >>> first happening now at 6:53 some of the country is protesting with music. that's push to make the green day hit american idiot the number one in the country. >>> facebook is giving back on your birthday. they will donate $5 to every new fundraiser posted for a person's birthday. more news after this break. it is 6:54. before you head out here are the top stories on today in the bay-- looking live from san francisco this morning-- where we )re just hours away from history being made. >>> taking a live look this morning. we are hours away from history being made. they are getting all set up there. london breed will be sworn there as mayor. she will be the 45th mayor and the first black woman to hold the office. >>> other former maj

rolling a boulder downhill. it is quite easy to do.ushing that boulder back up the hill toward a more globalist world, much harder. taylor: we talk a lot about tailwinds and headwinds. when trump was elected, there was excitement about deregulation and tax reform. some of the headwinds were ignored, may be the trade policy. what do you hear about how big those headwinds really are in terms of having an impact on offsetting deep regulations or -- d regulations or tax reform? eter: there was an account to the senate recently. the trump administration says, don't worry, we are going through a rough spot, but this will work out. -- but if you start to disrupt supply chains and harm some suppliers and customers, that can cause lasting damage to your reputation. this was interesting over the last few weeks. we have heard early skirmishes of a deal, and early preliminary ,eal between japan and the e.u. potentially more of a unilateral deal that removed tariffs. how does the circle back to other countries? and the u.s. is left behind were left

the boulder rolled onto him. his leg was also trapped under the rock.40 minutes before they could free him. >>> jeff bezos is a step closer to his goal to send tourists into space. >> two, one. >> his rocket company sentenced to shepherd rocket higher into space than ever before yesterday. it was the ninth test flight. it reached an altitude of 389,000 feet that's about 74 miles above the earth. they have not yet announced when he plans to start flying tourists into space. >>> we are licking -- getting a new look at public toilets around the city. the design has been refined. this is more streamlined with a reflective shell topped by planters. you can see it was revealed yesterday during a hearing at city hall. the aging models that are now on the streets are set to be replaced next year. more changes could come for the design. the final design has to be approved by the board. >>> the last large section of the presidio is in the spotlight this month. they received nine proposals for the fort scott site that includes an educational facility, a hub for th

yoshihiro says he was woken by the sound of huge boulders thundering down the mountain and smashing intoe. translation: my house was shaking, it was really horrible. i've never seen anything like that. translation: i never thought this would happen to a friend of mine. but across the world extreme weather events like this are increasing and so is the death toll. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news in hiroshima, western japan. eight endangered black rhinos have died while being transported to a new wildlife reserve in kenya. they died after drinking water with high concentrations of salt, according to the kenyan government. estimates suggest there are fewer than 5,500 black rhinos in the world, all of them in africa. tennis, and wimbledon has seen the longest semifinal in grand slam history, when kevin anderson overcame john isner to reach the men's final, in a battle of the big servers on centre court. the match lasted six hours and 36 minutes and was a severe test of stamina for both players. it also meant a long wait for rafael nadal and novak djokovic, playing in the second semifinal. as

. >>> a 16-year-old is in the hospital after a boulder fell on him near laguna beach. the boy's arm was nearly severed by the rock. authorities said the rock was about the size of a large cooler and that the boy was trapped under the boulder for about 40 minutes until crews could finally free him. >>> caltranss reopened a section of 101 that had been closed for nearly a year. the highway was shut down by a massive landslide near mud creek near may of last year. this is video of some of the first cars on the highway as it reopened. caltranss also posted a couple of pictures on social media saying safe travels everyone. >>> there may be a connection between what time you eat dinner and your risk of developing cancer. a recent study found people who eat dinner before 9:00 p.m. or waited at least two hours before going to bed after eating dinner had a 30% less chance of developing cancer. the findings were published in the international journal of cancer. >>> 30 acres of prime property in the shadow of the golden gate bridge. the plans to renovate a little visited part of

lead climbing, using the wall, bouldering, which is shauna coxsey‘s specialist event, and speed climbingpe to get to the top as quick as you can. oh, rubbish. fortunately, these amateurs are more adept than others and sport survey has shown that climbing is the fourth fastest growing sport in terms of participation. but why? it challenges you mentally and physically and do come and say, i will smash it today and you i do hold that will just destroy you will smash it today and you i do hold that willjust destroy you and there is no reason for it and you come back but you get that determination to do it again. what do you make of it as an olympic sport? it's awesome. it's only going to make climbing improve. become more recognised and make more people join. are you going to be watching? 100%, yes. should we all be getting oui’ 100%, yes. should we all be getting our hands dirty ahead of the olympics? it's always different and to me, that's the reason i've been so to me, that's the reason i've been so captivated and persist with the sport, there is always something new to try. it's hard to

trump is rolling a boulder downhill. it is quite easy to do.ushing that boulder back up the hill toward a more globalist world, much harder. taylor: it is interesting you used that analogy because we , talk a lot about tailwinds and headwinds. when trump was elected, there was excitement about the tailwinds like deregulation and tax reform. ignored some of the headwinds, such as trade policy. what do you hear about how big those headwinds really are in terms of having an impact on businesses that could offset the deregulations of tax reform? testified toolten, senate. he said recently that he keeps being told by people in the trump administration, do not worry, we are going through a rough spot, but this will work out for the best, but he isn't sure about that. he says if you start to disrupt supply chains and harm some suppliers and customers, that can cause lasting damage to your reputation. for reliability. taylor: in terms of second-order effect, we have heard early skirmishes of the deal, and -- an early preliminary deal between japan and

he's carrying and pulling boulders, so if you want-- tha >> under water. >> 75-pound boulders. >> i think he should make a calendar of elex smith beach calendar. >> now we've got bryce hloper ed down, we have time to work on that. >> a ln harris workout otlendar. >> noing>> there is breaking news tonight.a passenger plane has just crashed in mexico. the plane going down shortly after takeoff. over 100 people on board, smoke and flames coming fr the cabin. emergency crews racing to reach the scene right now. >>> an urgent last minute fight to stop so-called ghost guns, made of plastic, 3d, printed atand instructions how to make them could be legally posted online. lawmakers and law enforcement sounding the alarm. >>> it's a killer's i dream,s a hitman's dream, a terrorist's dream, a highjacker's dream. o somebody who wants somebody who wants to hurt you can make their own guns. >>> facebook blowing the lid off e efforts to affect the next

at least in boulder, colorado. >> we didn't get the memo. traded the road for waters of boulder creek. interesting costumes. not your usual rush hour. one person dressed in a cat onesie. one decided on a disco ball motif. >> then you have to go into your office after that? the event started in 2008 with two people. now tubers come from as far away as florida in what's called a big party on the river. it looks like fun. >> it is clearly a uniquely boulder experience. >> yes. >> because, as you know, there's a creek that goes straight through the downtown area. many of these people normally would be riding their bikes i guess, to work. interesting. >>> coming up later in "the mix," just a guy and his bff, a wild deer. we'll meet nature bro coming up. >>> but first, the unruly passenger who forced the diversion of a delta airlines flight, and now the giant bill he's being charged. >>> and remember to check out our behind the scenes pictures on instagram, abc wnn. you're watching "world news now." atching "world news now." abc wnn. you're watchi

the navy veteran plummeted more than 300 feet, sliding down the snow and bashing into boulder after boulder>> the first thing that hit the boulder was my hip, then i flipped over that and hit my head and then kept literally rolling down until like i naturally sort of stopped. the moment i slipped i literally thought i was dead. i was just expecting this was the end. >> reporter: nearby climbers radioed for help. the coast guard reached her after five hours. but it was fintel's 7-year-old german shepherd service dog, indy, who was the first to reach her, laying by her side the entire time until help arrived. >> he was my first responder essentially. he made sure i wasn't in shock. he laid beside me. he licked me. he was extremely comforting. >> reporter: approximately 42 million americans hike every year according to the national parks service. in 2017 it performed nearly 3,000 search and rescues with 159 fatalities. experts say lack of experience and poor judgment are often to blame, something fintel owns up to. >> because i didn't have proper equipment for the ice i didn't have an ice pick

and 60s on your temperatures and santa clara valley down towards gilroy, 53 there. 57 so cal. 55 in boulder creek and scotts valley. that low cloud deck and a south wind santa clara valley, livermore, a north wind at hayward and sweft at sfo. little more southerly bringing in the cloud cover. 57 in monterey and 46 in truckee. the sierra e and continues to be south but that should juice up over the next couple of days as it its way in some cloud cover now taking the turn, it's been down in southern california and big time in the four corners. this is the gfs model and it tends to go bonkers here but maybe mount shasta and lake tahoe to sacramento, that's your best opportunity. some rain would be good. we don't want the lightning. coast and bay not bad. the weekend fog and sun and warmer each day. >>> a bay area city has come up with a unique wae program to em who leave trash on the streets. add the activia 2 week probiotic challenge with its billions of live and active probiotics may help support your digestive health so you can take on your day. start the activia probiotic challenge today.

they seem to be boulder than ever. is the public desensitized to all of his lies?'re desensitized. they let him get away with too much. collectively to mean people didn't read his character directly. donald trump lies like breathing. he doesn't know what the truth is. but i think he's kind of an odious aberration in american politics. he's had momentum, he's shocked our system, a product of social media environment in changing television media dynamkz. but the idea we're going to have more donald trumps yet to come doesn't seem likely to me. i think what's hurting, don, is that the united states, we're the beacon of light that the world looks up to us and now we're being laughed otat all over the globe, that we produced this caricature of a president. i see his continuing lying as a president that's unraveling right now. >> you wrote an article whether truth can survive this presidency, and you explore this idea of what you call truth decay. tell us about that. >> yes, people talk about the death of truth, whether we leave in a post. truth environment. it's probabl

. >> reporter: the off-season workouts are in hawaii and i see pictures of carrying the boulders under water. i mean, what does that even take and how does that help? >> i'm not sure it totally performs to football. >> reporter: okay. >> but it's incredibly challenging, in to o ton of fun really incredible to do the beach workouts and then we do the rock run and picking up a 70-pound walk under water. everyrm in your head is telling you to bail and go get some air, and --avnd you the guts to kind of quiet that voice down and focus on the moment and -- and keep taking stps, you know, k focusing on that next step and how long can you go? you've got -- you got more than you know that you have in there an lying the first time i went down the dropped the rock and came back up, but you surprise yourself. you keep pushing it and quieting that voice a that's important come the season. a lot of times the ment gets big and the b distractions getig and we all need that internal voice, and it's great practice to silence that and focus on the moment and let your potential come out. hearassuring wor

first, a large boulder and a bundle of chains.will sir ito through the area. it should improve fairly quickly. it is impacting a drive time. westbound 80. highway 4 to the maze. in the yellow. up to 28 minutes. bay bridge metering lights are on. at this point in the morning, it happened at 5:21. about 12-minute drive across the bay bridge. we have a minor crash beyond the metering lights in the far left lane. crews are working to clear that now. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo. you shouldn't have any issues. that's an agreement. just nine minutes. >>> opponents of an initiative to split california into three states want the supreme court to pull the measure from the ballot. the initiative is calling for breaking the state into three parts. northern california, california and southern california. as you see here on the map, the bay area would be part of northern california. a lawsuit by the planning and conservation league says major changes to the state's government requires approval from 2/3 of the legislature before going t

they have to navigate the stretcher across extremely difficult terrain, over boulders and across steepy to a series of zip-lines to make it easier to move him along. is this the actual litter that you used? or one of the types? >> absolutely, yes. >> reporter: staff sergeant sean hopper, a pararescueman from the u.s. air force showed us how one of those zip-line systems worked. >> i would do the hooking up. i would yell down to my next group and say, "hey, are you ready to receive? affirmative ready to receive." somebody would man this rope. >> reporter: to make sure the thing doesn't get away from you. >> correct. we want a nice slow traverse. >> reporter: after 16 days, the first boy is finally out. he's immediately rushed away into a waiting ambulance. >> that is the first ambulance the whole world has been waiting to see this. we believe that the first boys from that cave are in that ambulance. >> reporter: describe that moment when the first boy came out of the cave. and you knew that you could do this. >> i think that everyone in the front line felt great. yes, big relief, yes. >

low 50s in boulder creek and the mountains. all around 62 in sar toga and santa clara ra. there's still a delta breeze not that strong but it's there in the southwest, 22. i expect this to continue to come down. 43 in truckee. 70 in reno. 66 in ukiah. that's a warm low. you can see the low clouds there getting smashed by high pressure nosing in. that turns the flow aloft in the atmosphere, more out of the southeast which can bring moisture in. i'm hard pressed to find much. doesn't mean that can't change. we'll get the cloud cover starting late wednesday and more likely thursday and early friday. i do buy that up in the sierra. by friday into the weekend you start to juice things up a bit and late friday starts to bring it in. if you're going to tahoe friday and saturday, kee on things with thunderstorm activity. there's your 106 up in clear lake. are you going up there today? you're not? all right. 70s and 80s and 90s. 104 out in vacaville. 100 in brentwood. 72 in alameda. walnut creek 95. big differences here today. 80s and 90s in san jose. the tropical clouds come in an

we're going to boulder pretty far in this very complicated thing to build a park here so that's a whole was a challenge so what we face today was oh absolutely nuts and it's once we've been through on the go i want to list on these same boards to pick up a mosque ochs it was it took seven days to go. because it's open arctic ocean and we were fourteen drifting through some goes through the drift in ice and on the way back we had a horrible storm a full two days we were a priest in the open ocean so it was quite the expedition then next year it was to go into sales so stupid five days i was driving so into russia it was already very complicated and extremely extremely dangerous trip my truck was the last one that season was friend which actually made it just because five trucks which were driving behind the drugs well the nice thing about my legend that i'm still alive that's that that's the thing to the housing come from in parts a little. bit. cmos are a fearless family makita as wife and their three daughters live with him in the research station until the pound the night sets in in w

caller: i have before for boulder county. i think i voted for paul danish, whatever the boulder county board of supervisors is. he made a lot of sense to me. host: thank you for the call from colorado. noting that he is 20 years old. going back to that pew research study that looked at party identification in the 16 months surrounding the 2016 elections. the numbers, especially among young democrats and republicans come up research noting that young republicans were much more likely than older republicans and younger democrats to switch parties during that 15 month time period. 23% of republicans 18 to 29 years old affected to the democratic party during -- defected to the democratic party during the 15 month study. older republicans, just 17% of republicans 65 or older defected to the democratic party. on the democratic side, among 18 to 29-year-olds just 9% defected to the republican party during that 15 month study. among 65-year-olds were older it was just 5% who defected to republican party. this is all available on the

once they had the shaft open and stable they would send steam lines down directly from the boulders, and attach steam points. men working underground, the point men, would hammer those points into the frozen face of the drift and use steam from the boiler to sought out the gold bearing gravel. once it was sought they would excavated with picks and shovels and fill barrels, 12 hours a day, seven days a week, those men moved the thought gold gravel from the face of the drift across bedrock to their shaft. they fill the bucket and when the bucket was full that would signal their engineer on the surface. theengineer would engage winch at the signal and lift the full bucket out of the shaft. the bucket would travel up the line, like you see it doing here, and it would drop its contents into a pile of material material like this, that was called paydirt. excavated from the bedrock, gold mixed with sand and gravel. and these tiles of paydirt were also called windsor dumps because in the district, all excavation work was done underground in the wintertime. they built of these winter dumps on

faint of heart and during the olympics it will be made about three disciplines, using the wall, bouldersou can. fortunately these amateurs are more adept than others and sport england survey has shown sport climbing is the fourth fastest growing in terms of participation. but why? it will challenge you mentally and physically. you will find something that just mentally and physically. you will find something thatjust baffles you and then you come back with determination. and it is going to be an olympic sport? it is awesome, it will only make climbing improve. and become more recognised and a lot more people joining in. become more recognised and a lot more peoplejoining in. are become more recognised and a lot more people joining in. are you going to be watching? 10096. more people joining in. are you going to be watching? 100%. so going to be watching? 10096. so should we be getting our hands dirty ahead of the olympics? it is always different from me that is the reason i have been captivated and obsessed with the sport for so long. there is a lwa ys with the sport for so long. there i

>> no, it was a boulder that came falling down, right?d it brought this driver's trip to a halt. the car was damaged pretty bad. >>> a cool way to cool off. ♪ ♪ >>> mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fittest of them all? not me. but 2018 reebok crossfit games will determine that. these are crazy. thousands of people from all over the world start competing against each other in their different cities, in their different gy a leading up to the the beginning of august. it's become such a big deal that even netflix has a documentary called "the redeemed and the dominant," showcasing last year's competition, and it is crazy! there are a ton of videos online of people crossfit training. this is sarah sigmunds, and she's obviously a pretty solid contender. she's doing the jump rope. this guy's doing the kettle bell. >> i complain when i use the 35-pounder. i wonder how heavy that thing is. >> apparently, it's 106 pounds. tony over here is doing the yoke walk. he's carrying 365 pounds. then he does the hex bar farmers carry at 505 pounds. i c

check out this boulder and it's one hundred meters wide no one can figure out how it ended up here and. this is the military training it's where astronauts landed. seanie upon a seventeen landing. in the traces of. the useful images from earth's closest celestial neighbor our moon. deseret and hell is from the philippines had another question about the moon. how old is the moon it's a question that has long puzzled scientists and different experts have come to different conclusions but the reason they can guess at all is thanks to now says apollo missions. there astronauts brought samples back from six different locations on the moon three hundred kilograms in total from fine dust to football sized chunks of rock those samples have been invaluable to science. in labs on earth researchers have now accurately determine the age and chemical make up of the samples they provide unique insights into the history and development of the moon and how it came to exist current theory now has it that the moon formed when a celestial body the size of mars collided with our planet long ago. the injec

natural paradise spanning nearly seven hundred fifty square kilometers with rambling forests and boulders left over from the last years of the ice age it's a popular destination for daytrippers from tallinn and it's been a national park for over forty five years. all of the typical forest types of estonia are represented here is both. the nature of front but nature. local traditions and very high end culture. one cultural highlight is perms a man or a grand mansion in the heart of la. many visitors start their day trips here. to baroque a state and a mansion were completed in seven hundred eighty five they once belonged to the fonda palin family who were of german baltic origin their home has been reconstructed for visitors to see palms and is one of four mansions in the national park. they are completely different from peasant and small wooden houses that are a part of their life landscape but they stand out as large compounds that. even feel out of place the southwestern area of the national park is home to one of its most popular destinations borg wouldn't like stretching some three ch

natural paradise spanning nearly seven hundred fifty square kilometers with rambling forests and boulders left over from the last years of the ice age it's a popular destination for daytrippers from tallinn but it's been a national park for over forty five years. all of the typical forest types of estonia are represented here is both. the nature of front but nature. local traditions and very high culture. one cultural highlight is perms a man or a grand mansion in the heart of la. many visitors start their day trips here. to baroque estate and mansion were completed in seventeen eighty five they once belonged to the founder palin family who would have german baltic origin their home has been reconstructed for visitors to see palms there is one of four mansions in the national park. they are completely different from peasant and small wooden houses that are a part of their life landscape but they stand out there as large compounds that. even feel out of place the southwestern area of the national park is home to one of its most popular destinations. wooden planks stretching some three kilo