for the sake of climbing everest. you would find you know you know of course in a few of those are on an address but it's good daddy to the pictures are taken and certainly has how to say the rules and it listens in a better way and for the better course and one of the good will is that the goblin . are willing to volunteer their will change is you know people need to handle experience of climbing at least 700 meter picking. even like for me you know i have climbed 7000 meter create just to understand how my body would react if that altitude and i throw this to us it's probably later peak because everybody's different and every human body reacts certainly at certain altitude and if you can get just boxes in it it's really good for your own safety and also for for the city of darkness so yeah it does for those people who might be thinking of climbing everest but on for heat mountain you know such as yourselves what are the dangers of the human body was exposed to when somebody wants to climb everest. so just to put thi

record and pay a fee of at least 35000 dollars now these proposals are designed to make climbing everest of course less deadly and would sharply reduced though the number of climbers they have yet to be approved everest's the holy grail of many avid manta nears scaling the peak was a dream few realized until the poll removed it strictly of us on expeditions in the early $990.00 s. . this year nepal handed out a wreck or 391 permits to climb everest images posted online showed the queues near the summit as climbers took advantage of a short window of clear weather in may to make their ascent. this year was also one of the deadliest yet on everest 9 people died on the nepalese side of the mountain sherpa guides have experienced mountaineers say overcrowding contributed to at least some of the deaths there is currently no cap on the number of climbers who can attempt to some us at the same time. they also point to inexperienced climbers alive on the slopes. commercial operators dominate the peak today offering wealthy thrill seekers with a chance to make it to the top but they often lack tr

this year was also one of the deadliest yet t on everest. nine p people died on ththe ne's side of the -- nepalese side of the mountain. sherpas and experienced climbers say overcrowding contribute it to some of the debts. there is currently on the number of climbers who can attempt t te summit at t the same time.e. they also point t to inexperiend climbers allowed on the slopes. commercial operators dominate the peak today, offering wealthy thrill seekers the chance to make it to the top. they often lack training at extreme altitudes, endangering themselves and other mountaineers. critics say the new requirements proposed by y the government cod be forged,, l like prove a climr has scaled another major mountain or a certificate of physical fitness. nepal has refused to limit the overall number of everest permits. it relies on the climbing industry as a key source of revenue. it wants to make -- to maintain the a lower of the -- the allure of the world's highest peak. sumi: let's return to the fires burning in the amazon rain foforest. we ha

more people than ever are attempting to climb the world's tallest mountain and overcrowding on everest has helped make this past climbing season one of the deadliest on record and pos government now wants potential climbers to prove their good health and past climbing experience in order to get a permit they also want climbers to pay a $35000.00 fee everest the holy grail of many avid mountaineers scaling the peak was a dream few realized until the poll removed its strict limits on expeditions in the early 990 s. . this year in the paul 100 i was a wreck or 391 permits to climb everest images posted online showed the queues near the summit as climbers took advantage of a short window of clear weather in may to make their ascent. this year was also one of the deadliest yet on everest 9 people died on the nepalese side of the mountain sherpa guides and experienced mountaineers say overcrowding contributed to at least some of the deaths there is currently no cap on the number of climbers who can attempt to some us at the same time they also point to inexperienced climbers alive out on the

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, on everest. used to get to the top. and the thing you mentioned is inexperience stop people pay the money and want to go. they do forget that it is in the death zone, where humans can only live for a few hours and no chance ofa live for a few hours and no chance of a helicopter rescue. mountaineers like myself don't like regulations, you know. mountaineering is about freedom, not doing what you want, i should say, it is not anarchy, but it is about freedom. but everest is a special case. take k2. you will not get that many inexperienced people. it is notjust those that are inexperienced. experience mountaineers. i was going to say, sadly i have had friends of mine get killed, and there but for the grace of god. i have nearly been killed in the lake district twice in winter in avalanches. but everest is a special case. it is more dangerous than other peaks, case. it is more dangerous than other pea ks, but case. it is more dangerous than other peaks, but unfortunately more and more people are goin

everest. now officials are cutting down on what climbers can bring along. >>> some scary moments but a happy ending for ten people aboard a small jet attempting to take off in northern california wednesday. the pilot aborted takeoff causing the cessna citation to crash and leaving a trail of thick black smoke over the town of oroville. it's not known why the pilot aborted takeoff but everyone aboard the plane walked away without injury. smoke forced the closure of highway 162 but the road has since reopened. >>> fires are raging at a record rate in the amazon rain forest and darkening skies over brazil. scientists warn the fires could strike a devastating blow to the fight against climate crisis. 73,000 fires in brazil nearly double last year's number. more than half in the amazon region. 9 a. the amazon is referred to as the earth's lungs. >>> small single use plastics will be banned from mt. everest and surrounding peaks starting in 2020. this applies to plastics 30 microns wide, 1/3 of a mi

everest. ♪ (music plays throughout) ♪ ♪ the first survivor of alzis out there.ase and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. >>> officials in nepal want new stricter rules to determine who gets to climb mt. everest. they hope to prevent needless deaths by keeping tour companies off the world's highest peak. >> schools of climbers jam packed into a single root. all clamoring to reach the highest summit. 11 people died. not from a single calamitous event but in part because of fatal traffic jams like these. now nepal wants to keep it from happening again by changing who is allowed to scaling the tallest peak on earth. nepali officials are determined to change it. to prevent tour companies leading expeditions up mt. everest. it is an effort, which then contributed to the bottlenecks. >> they're super slow. did not have much technique with the mountains. >> now many veteran climbers welcome a poss

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climbers who want to attempt mount everest should first have to prove they‘ re experienced mountaineers—appointed committee in nepal. it recommends that people applying must already have climbed a peak of at least 6,500 metres. the mountaineering industry faced criticism earlier this year when at least 11 people died or went missing on mount everest, leading to calls for tighter regulation of the industry. pakistan's prime minister has declared that global powers would be responsible if war broke out with india over disputed kashmir. in a speech yesterday, imran khan described delhi's move to revoke indian—administered kashmir‘s special status as a "strategic blunder". translation: i keep sending this message to the international community. to those organisations who are meant to stop wars, whose job is to protect the weak from the strong, the united nations. it's not oui’ strong, the united nations. it's not our trial, it's the united nations. you, the united nations, will you stand by your 11 security council resolutions on kashmir? if the powerful press the week, can the un do nothin

everest will no longer be able to carry single use soda bottles hoping to cut down on the vast amountsash left behind on the mountain and surrounding vils. volunteers cleared up more than 6,000 pounds of trash last year from the mountain. >> i an special guest made an appearance in new zealand's parliament this week. the 6 week old baby of a lawmaker. speaker of the house trevor mallard offered to hold the baby and sent fed him a bottle while presiding he ever a debate about fuel prices. he says as speaker he's made a push to make parliament more family friendly and he's liberal with leave for new mothers abfathers. >> the airports with the best and the worst wait times. >> and want to add more adventure to your next vacation? you are not alone. the new travel trend coming up. >> i'm sandhya patel. mild to hot and muggy ou alright, so this is how you are gonna say:wn. you'll get the best deal of the year on xfinity tv and internet! and you even get this. mike, you're on balloons. sarah, you're gonna high five everybody. ben, you're gonna be wowing them with your dance moves. don't miss

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many years ago the great british explorer judge malory who had to die on mount everest. the moon and the planets are there. new hope for knowledge mps are there. therefore as he set sail we have god listen on the most hazardous and dangerous, greatest adventure. >> [ applause ] >> i am here with mike collins. is 50 years ago this morning but you, neil, and buz headed here to be the first human service step foot on the surface of the moon. was going through your mind on the launchpad? >> as i came out today and settled into this comfortable chair at is wonderful feeling to be back on the

in a bid to keep the region clean, the nepalese authorities have banned single—use plastics in the everestion. the ban will take effect from january 2020. so let's begin. with me is rolake akinkugbe—filani, head of energy at fbnquest merchant bank. let's start with brexit and in the guardian, angela merkel giving the pma30 guardian, angela merkel giving the pm a 30 day deadline to a vote and a no deal. is this an olive branch or an ultimatum? most people interpreted it as an ultimatum. she alluded to the fact it would be great if a deal could be struck and we know the sticking point here is around the irish border and what happens with northern ireland and the republic of ireland. boris johnson is quite optimistic in his approach, given what the french have said. macron believes the most likely outcome is no deal. but boris thinks he can conjure up something inafew thinks he can conjure up something in a few days. those mps who voted against a hard line, that the only way a house that would be feasible as if britain could decide to withdraw from such an agreement unilaterally and if there

plus it is the ultimate dream of many climbers but over crowding near the summit of mount everest has prompted nepal to consider restrictions on who should be allowed on that field. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show international concern is mounting over the record number of wildfires in the amazon in brazil the french president of money well mccall has called it an international crisis tweeting our house is burning literally the amazon rain forest the lungs which he wrote produce 20 percent of our planet's oxygen is on fire but brazil's president fireball sonar has criticized what he calls foreign interference slamming across remarks as sensationalist also are also says brazil lacks the resources to fight the fires war controversal he is accused environmental groups of starting them for political gain effects of those fires are being felt well beyond the locations of the flames. half past 4 in the afternoon and the heavens dark over sao paolo smoke and clouds blotted out the sun . everything went dark i came out of the bathroom and it was night unbelievable nights but

planes from boeing and chinese airlines will find it extremely difficult to shift their orders to everest which has its hands full already but actually just tell me from your perspective there in frankfurt why would washington back down and drop any tariffs when the to make meet next is it's too much to expect of him who knew nobody is saying that at this point time washington would actually bag down from the from the tat it's in fact it does not intend to bad don't even when the deal is reached in that has been a major bone of contention. at this point of time i think trump is convinced that the strategy that he is using is bearing food he's definitely can see convince that's why he says 3000000 jobs have been lost in china because of these tariffs and even when they are north supporting documents too that if a negotiation is are still deadlocked investors are hopeful as i mentioned of a breakthrough but what is the reality. it's a little bit of board that talks are deadlocked because there is no confirmation as of now where the september talk is going to happen they have been suggestion

summit its majestic landscape and culture are also drawing tourists with no aspirations to climb everest slopes around 7000000 passengers fly in and out of the airport in katmandu every year it's the only one in the country and in the rainy season it's sometimes forced to close. even the protesters agree that no palm needs an additional airport they just say that the chosen area 80 kilometers outside the capital is the wrong location because building there will require the sacrifice of so many trees in addition the 3 and a half $1000000000.00 project will uproot around $500.00 families. the war against islamic state in iraq has hit the kurdish regions in the north of the country hods the area bore the brunt of the fighting and the economy with it away but 2 years off the i.a.s. has been defeated there are encouraging signs of recovery. this cum struction site has come alive again at last real estate developer notch martin morehead in russia who are had invested millions of dollars in this group of high rise apartment blocks on the edge of the northern iraqi city of suit of money and then

at least 11 died or went missing on mount everest. government commission is going over a list of safety recommendations, including only allows climbers who have previously climbed a peak of 21,000 feet. and they have to expire an experienced guide. crowds caused bottlenecks in an area with low oxygen levels put lives at risk. >>> richard branson will give us the first glimpse of virgin galactic's mission control. it offers an area for pilots to prepare and lounge for paying customers atwo level building new mexico. it will offer space for two of virgin galactic's carrier planes and rocket ships. they still need to carry out test flights before they can carry out the commercial flights. they have 600 reservations and each ticket costs a quarter million dollars. >>> some people say taking a break from technology is not as relaxing as you might expect. people who go off the grid can experience withdrawal symptoms. researchers asked tourists to restrict their access to technology for 24 hours. at first they felt anxious and frustrated but

plus it's the ultimate dream of many climbers but overcrowding near the summit of mount everest has prompted nepal to consider restrictions on who should be on the people. i brought to thomas a very warm welcome international concern is mounting over the record number of wildfires in the amazon in brazil french president the money will mccraw has called it an international crisis tweeting our house is burning literally the amazon rain forest the longs which he wrote produced 20 percent of our planet's oxygen is on fire but brazil's president's higher balsa r.-o. has criticized what he calls foreign interference slamming mccrone remarks as sensational. he also says brazil lacks the resources to fight these fires more controversy only he's also accused environmental groups of starting them for political gain now as we report the effect of these fires are being felt well beyond the locations of the flames. tough post full in the afternoon and the heavens. smoke and clouds splashed out the sun. everything went dark when i came out of the bathroom and it was night. unbelievable nights but not nig

at least 11 people died a went missing on mount everest.ent commission is going over a list of safety record recognition. they would have to provide a certificate of physical health and physical fitness. crowds of climbers this year caused bottle legs in an area where lives were put at risk. >> we stopped by the pleasanton location where officers are joining the athletes for a day of food, fun and awareness. chp officers are volunteering as celebrity waiters and their tips are donated to the special olympics. >> the athletes have to do a lot of traveling. will serve coffee, water and donuts. that is what we do best. >> the event runs until 2:00 this afternoon. >> coming up, a peek inside version galactic's new mission control. space tourism was another step closer to becoming reality. millions of well-rested humans once roamed the earth. but with rising stress in the modern world, (yawning) a good night's sleep is nearly extinct. ♪ ♪ however, there's hope on the horizon. every day, ikea is designing vital sleep sanctuaries. with rest reserv

everest. how do we get up there? i can't see the path. do you know what you say to me?ain't climbing yet. >> a good point. >> you couldn't climb mt. everest under any circumstances, path or no path. >> what would make you think i would try? i don't have that much to prove. who was on that said they would know by labor day if they would run? it wasn't you. i kept thinking labor day was actually today. i kept thinking it was today. i was a week off. >> there's going to be a time when i'm going to have to finally decide what to do. but it is not now. i don't know what will happen. not only tomorrow but how about in the next hour? i don't know what will happen. so look. i love my country. i want to help my country. i'm frustrate by many of the things i see. however, i remain hopeful that america's best days are still ahead. >> we all do. thank you. >> good to be with you. >> you as well. we'll be right back. ♪upbeat musieverything was so fresh in the beginning. [sniff] ♪ dramatic music♪ but that plug quickly faded. ♪upbeat music luckily there's febreze plug. it cleans away

. >>> safety rules may soon be changing for climbers on mount everest.one of the deadliest seasons on the world tallest mountain in recent years. 11 climbers died despite facing no major avalanche or earthquake. the government commission in nepal is reviewing the list of safety recommendations. they include only allowing qualified climbers who have already climbed the nepali peak , climbers would also have to provide a certificate of good health and physical fitness and hire an experienced guide. crowds of climbers on everest this year cause bottlenecks in an area where low oxygen levels put lives at risk.>>> coming up next in sports, preseason football action as the raiders take on the cardinals. >>> then on the 11:00 news, the work underway to get rid of dangerous dry brush in the east bay. and the changes made today to help firefighters beat the heat. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes

applause ] >> many years ago, the great british explorer george mallory, who was to die on mount everest, was asked why did he want to climb it. he said, because it is there. space is there, and we're going to climb it. and the moon and the planets are there. new hopes for knowledge and peace are there. and therefore as we set sail, we ask god's pleasing on the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked. thank you. [ applause ] >>> weeknights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. this week we focus on our weekly lectures and history series which takes you into college classrooms around the country. tonight a discussion on the american revolution and how george washington interacted with fellow soldiers, how he viewed himself and how he's remembered today. american history tv airs at 8:00 p.m. eastern and every weekend on c-span3. >> watch book tv for live coverage of the national book festival saturday starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. our coverage includes author interview

i want to bring in hose everest munoz , deputy secretary for the dnc.re with me in iowa for the town hall. bipartisan pal. good to see today. besides name recognition, what makes joe biden the strongest? that is the argument for a doctor biden, his wife. >> he was by president of united states america. that right there. >> harris: name recognition. >> but he was by obama's side when some of the big decisions were made. for the country. that's number one. number two, part of this is that we recognize a lot of voters, they still like obama. he's very popular. they are missing those sort of policies to come back. i think they see that joe biden is the guy. he's probably the only -- one of the strongest candidates when it comes to being middle-of-the-road and moderate paid for the democratic party, remember, harris, most voters are not active it. they are not participating in the polls. we seem strong in his numbers are rising, but i want to say that the majority of americans, the silent majority, support the vice president. >> harris: two things -- you tal

you couldn't climb everest under any circumstance, path or no path. come on.e that much to prove. who was on that said that they were going to know by labour day if they were going to run? that wasn't you? i kept thinking labor day was actually today. sanford. i kept thinking that labor day was today. i was a week off. >> there is going to be time when i'm going to have to finally decide what to do. >> yeah. >> but it isn't now. i mean, i don't know what's going to happen not only tomorrow but how about in the next hour, i don't know what's going to happen. >> same here. >> so, look, i love my country. i want to help my country. i'm frustrated by many of the things that i see. however, i remain hopeful that america's best days are still ahead. >> all right. we all do. thank you, sir. we're done. out of time. >> thanks, don lemon. >> we'll be right back. to turn their unsold seats into amazing deals, family reunion attendance is up. we're all related! yeah, i see it. and because priceline offers great deals by comparing thousands of prices in real time, sports

. >> in the past few years i look at it as standing at the top of mount everest, trees get pushed off. it is still tiresome sometimes. it is hard for people to understand. now we are back to trying to climb up. >>> the giants news, they released him. >>> the nfl news release malcolm smith today. they signed a deal worth over $26 million. and then he missed all of that year. in 2018 heonly started five of the 12 games. >>> when you think great tidings, you think rob gronkowski. you also think rob gronkowski. no doubt he was an ultra funny guy. after nine seasons he has decided to call it quits. today speaking on behalf of a cbd business venture, we saw a completely different side of him. >> i was not in a good place. football was bringing me down. i did not like it. i was losing that joy in my life. like joy. sorry, but. >> the nfl has some issues, goes to show you. >>> check out the women in the crowd. you see him taking off of his shirt. i love the expression on her face. whoever she is. we will be right back. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a di

the only thing that makes a visit to saddam's biggest city worthwhile we know is nicknamed the 4th everest resort and has many beautiful spots. back on the german side ride by the border and stop to visit the island sand sculpture exhibit. general manager much kluger leads me past 100 sculptures get the work of 25 artists from all around the world. how does and become art yes how does sound become art we have these big. crates which are prepared they're filled with sand and water then the mixture is compressed and the next last added on top and the next when it solidified the artist can start working on it from the top work from the top right down to the bottom of the hole we are going about if there isn't only sand don't you spray it with anything to make it stick together so that some of the headlines know it really is just sand and that's why there's a roof over our heads to protect the sound from the elements it's simply compressed and the artists many many years of experience in dealing with this material wouldn't actually that's the secret of the sort of you know i was. but not the o

today, you have to have a tower next to mount everest. ini of thousands of m satellites orbit the earth, exactly what he said could become a reality. brian: what does a theoretical physicist do when he has free time? michio: for einstein it was playing the violin. it was a time for him to think back at his work and to rethink his strategy. he also liked sailing. for me, i am a professor. i realize that i like to teach. i can bore 20 kids teaching a course. if i'm on radio or television, i can bore 20 million kids. i say to myself that is an opportunity to touch the minds of young people. whenever interview a nobel prize-winning scientist, i ask them when was it that spark of science began to germinate? they always say when i was 10, 10 is that magic year. you have that epiphany. you went to the planetarium. you saw your first telescope. you've saw the moon or the rings of saturn. you saw a microbe in a microscope. that epiphany stays with you for the rest of your life. when you are elderly and tired and have all of these obligations, it i

government -- the nepalese government du going to int new rules to restrict the number of climbers on everest, including a fitness standard and a fee of at least $35,000. there were 11 deaths during this year's climbing season, 4 of them blamed on overcrowding. the government issued a record 381 permits this year. now to the ongoing protests in hong kong. ttoday presiden trumpweeted out hi suggestion, saying if that if president xi met directly would be -- with ter protesters, would be a happy ending to the problem, "i have n doubt." i put the question to zhaoyin feng of the bbc's chinese service. is there any chance of president itxi meeting protesters as president trump suggests? zhaoyin: very unlikely. beijing has labeled the protesters as a rioters with behavior close to terrorism, and it would be hard for them to justify meeting between the leader and the protesters they ca terrorists, and in theseve protests we ot seen an obvious leader who can lead negotiations with beijing, and more importantly, a meeting like heis will be too much like meeting 30 years ago during the tiananmen uprisi

it is like trying to climb everest in flip—flops. or have more than one child who is difficult, it must be incredibly difficult, it must be incredibly difficult and where do you go for support? is it about teaching children at a younger age about their emotions? do you have to wait for them to emotionally mature? is it about teaching good language skills so they express themselves verbally rather than physically?‘ 2—pronged approach would be best. we need to help parents understand how to better manage their behaviour and we need to teach the children in schools. a lot of the statistics are about adolescent violence, but we need to educate children in primary schools about their feelings and how best to manage them. do you have experience in your own family of this? i was a single parent for a long time with two very young children and i know how exhausting it is and how difficult it is to manage children. they are struggling to understand why their parents have separated, why they have moved house or changed schools. it is why i dec

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juso was everest, but nobody was in the mood to journey to nepal so they chose an easier and much- cheaperust take a snapshot right outside the studio? little did they know, it would ustract a circus like this 50 years later. ♪ just call on me >> reporter: and yet the most epular album the beatles ever eade turned out to be the last they recorded as a group. and that iconic cover captures the moment they'd come together for the final time. charlie d'agata, cbs news, andon. >> o'donnell: and we've come to the end of the road tonight. that is the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. thanks for joining us. enjoy the tunes. good night. ♪ come together right now over me ♪ >>> right now, at 7:00. >> breaking news in the south bay. police investigating a possible threat at one college campus. >> plus -- >> the aerial assault tonight at the scene of a wildfire. >> concern over public safety ahead of two big bay area festivals. >> we'll be patrolling on bicycles, motorcycles, horses, foot, police cars. you name it, we'll be there. >> a bold move by a bay area mayor, his new mass shooting protes

as which is could we do have a warm-up ahead of but i think it's a warm up we can manage this to everest look at outside this morning. you do have just a touch of fog and some patchy fog for parts of the bay nothing really that should because new too many say that a lot but you are seeing this ability holding up for most areas, santa rosa and napa are your spots where visibility has fallen below a mile at times this morning fog only cuts or tree and then you do have a dose of nice sunshine for most areas and much like we saw this weekend right up and down the coastline that marine layer is going to stay pretty president going to keep things a little bit gray for coastal areas, but also going to be an influx of that cool marine air that has kept us cooler the past couple of days. you remember where we were at last week with those triple digits will this week we are in for a much cooler start and the reason for that is we have a much different pattern shaping up that allows us to stay so cool into the afternoons now as far as temperatures go 50's 60's for your morning conditions, a nice st

everest after 11 people died during the last climbing season.sal includes requiring would-be climbers to prove they have experience climbing tall peaks and prove they have good health and rescue insurance. >>> in medical news the fda wants to add graphic new images on cigarette packs to discourage americans from lighting up. the proposal includes images of cancerous neck tumors, diseased lungs and feet with amputated toes. if the plan is adopted, it would be the first change to u.s. cigarette warnings in 35 years. >>> two triathletes trying to qualify for the olympics have been disqualified from a race because of their finish. they crossed the line in japan holding hands. and that's illegal. the rules say competitors cannot finish, quote, in a contrived situation. although disappointing the two british women will get another shot at making next summer's games. >>> the two teenagers have pulled off a shot that would make nba stars jealous. the boy on the left takes a leap off a dock. amazing. he goes between the legs, then tosses the alley-oop to

cal fire has said one of its big everest challenges has been a lack of equipment. today governor newsom and arnold schwarzenegger said that's about to change. the story tonight from news reporter wayne freedman. >> reporter: a quiet day at the cal fire air attack base in sonoma county. there's no such thing as a day too quiet. above the tanker, if the boots remain untouched it's good for the region. >> they've been sitting here all day today. >> reporter: perfect timing on an afternoon when cal fire made its own headlines near sacramento. governor gavin new smf announced former governor arnold schwarzenegger as he announced an investment to fight filed wires. the helicopters can fly at night and c130s that should be flying within four years. >> people want to see something in the air. they're not sure anything is really happening if they don't. >> reporter: the c130s are not as large or as fast as the larger jets in past years but they will provide a combination of nimalness and speed. they can drop four times as much retardant as a smaller main tay s2s and follow

volume has basically been as thin as the air in everest. i guess joins us, good morning, janet. does the fed have to cut? janet: they have embarked on synchronize easing this year. 100 basis point cut in the next 12 months. this is perhaps more than suggested. we still have trade talks ongoing. in asia, most of the sin banks have already started easing. we expect more to come, particularly for countries that have higher interest rates. as well as weaker economies. indonesia or even china. i think the overall environment has become more accommodating. should the dollar strength. should provide some downside to the market. >> this is very good that asian equities react on the movement of the u.s. dollar. that unless you're in a , therisk off panic mode u.s. dollar should remain pretty stable in that should be useful to the markets. yvonne: we were talking about that bond auction. $16hat a signal here that trillion of negative yielding debt, perhaps the bond rally is finally coming to a halt, or should it not matter as much? janet: the economies had their asia, if youbut in look at

this year in nepal handed as a wreck or $391.00 permits to climb everest. images posted online showed the queues near the summer as climbers took advantage of a short window of clear weather in may to make their ascent. this year was also one of the deadliest yet on everest 9 people died on the nepalese side of the moment and sherpa guides and experienced mountaineers say overcrowding contributed to at least some of the deaths there is currently no cap on the number of climbers who can attempt to some us at the same time they also point to inexperienced climbers alive out on the slopes. commercial operators dominate the peak today offering wealthy thrill seekers the chance to make it to the top but they often lack training as extreme altitudes endangering themselves and other mountaineers critics say the new requirements proposed by the nepalese government could easily be forged like proof a climber has scaled another major mountain or a certificate of physical fitness nepal has refused to limit the overall number of everest permits issue relies on the clim

. >> reporter: that working title was "everest," but no one was in the mood to journey to nepal.n easier and much cheaper option. why not just take a snapshot right outside the studio. little did they know it would attract a circus like this 50 years later. and yet the most popular album the beatles ever made turned out to be the last they ever recorded as a group. and that iconic cover captures the moment they come together for the final time. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> i'm norah o'donnell. thanks for joining us. enjoy the tunes. good night. ♪ over me ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm nikki battiste. the fallout continues to settle over washington after last weekend's twin massacres in dayton and el paso. the president and congress are under increased pressure to do something, and that something could include universal background checks for weapons purchases as well as a ban on assault-style rifles. what's the chance any of that will become law? here's nancy cordes. >> i'm looking to do background checks. >> reporter: as s

shouldn't have been something that he should just put on twitter i think actually lead by example and everest and trump started putting all of his policies on twitter every single other person thought that oh it's appropriate to put our personal thoughts and opinions when they actually should be accountable to a higher standard the president of the united states should not be on twitter putting out official policies like doing tears and all those things those should be done through like their p.r. team like p.r. exists for a reason because they know how to handle messaging twitter doesn't really do that doesn't allow for that so i think like ever since then everybody thought hey we can express whatever we want we're when in this case people should be can help to kyra standard people should be accountable for what they say and i think especially in the world of journalism you look at it from the standard you are wanting the public to trust you're wanting them to think that what you're reporting is accurate and it's factual but if you're coming on there and you're giving not only your opinion b

here i am, at the top of everes everest.han the real experience. and so there's no point going anywhere if you can't take all your computer gadgets with you. that's the point. >> juan: you haven't met me. not in my normal life, i try to. i was just on vacation, and yes, my kids all love it, but i don't believe it's true that they love it more than air conditioning. because i think that if you are hot and sweaty and nasty -- maybe if they are saying, as long as i can go to the dining room or the hotel lobby and be cool, maybe. but i think in actuality, i can't believe that people would say, oh, yeah, i'd rather be miserably hot and uncomfortable then lose wi-fi. i mean if you are out of contact for a few days, what is the loss? speak of the is hard though. i can look at. that's where the real battle lies. people spend hundreds of dollars because they go to a place where they have no choice but to not have it on. >> mark: that's like celebrity detox clinics. it's a false environment. you only want that because it's fakery. >>

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at least 11 people died or went missing this year on mount everest.oing over a list of safety recommendations. they include only allowing qualified climbers. they would also have to provide a certificate of good health and physical fitness and hire an experienced guide. crowds of climbers on everest this year. >>> happening today, british billionaire richard branson will give us a first look at mission galactic control. it offers an area for pilot toss prepare and allow to wait for flights into space. the two-level building in new mexico will also have space for two of virgin galactic's carrier planes. they will have a few more test flights before the first test flights begin. they will already have 600 reservations. each ticket costs a quarter million dollars. >>> a new survey says the newest job is tax manager. glass door says the average based salary for a tax manager, $112,000. others sales force developer, product designer and strategy manager. >>> still to come on the nine. >> this is yours. >> before you take your children to the movie theater,