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boundary has 8 of the 14 tallest mountains in the world, including the world's highest peak mount everest. the country's geography is a big draw from mountaineers, but its diverse cultures and fates also attract visitors from all over the world. as a travel destination, nepal ticks a lot of boxes. but the network of roads linking up mountainous regions is punchy and often air travel is the only way to go. the pulse aviation sector is booming in response to an ever increasing need to move goods and people between hard to reach areas we have added them at the moment. the country has 26 airlines in operation run by private and public companies that offer domestic international and helicopter flights. together they ran more than $9500.00 flights a month in the last quarter of 2022. 0, but the industry is dogged by a per safety record in 2013 the european union bond on the poly carriers from its airspace over safety concerns with $900.00 people have lost their lives in the 60 plane crushes that have occurred in nepal since 1955 in the latest disaster a yet he airlines plane crashed on its fina

boundary has 8 of the 14 tallest mountains in the world, including the world's highest peak mount everest. the country's geography is a big draw from mountaineers, but its diverse cultures and fates also attract visitors from all over the world. as a travel destination, nepal ticks a lot of boxes. but the network of roads linking of mountainous regions is punchy and often air travel is the only way to go. the pulse aviation sector is booming in response to an ever increasing need to move goods and people between hard to reach areas we have added them at the moment. the country has 26 airlines in operation run by private and public companies that offer domestic international and helicopter flights. together they ran more than $9500.00 flights a month in the last quarter of 2022. 0, but the industry is dogged by a per safety record in 2013 the european union bond on the poly carriers from its airspace over safety concerns with $900.00 people have lost their lives in the 60 plane crushes that have occurred in nepal since 1955, the latest disaster a yet he airlines playing crushed on its fina

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so, you are seeing literally traffic jams on everest of people trying to get to the top., cnn reported, some of those glaciers have shrunk by 80% in recent years. so, there is just so many places and time is running out. >> my, gosh that's incredible. joe pinion, what's your bucket list place? >> look, i just haven't been to fiji. so, i would love to go to their. but i think we have to have a bit of optimism. i think a lot of people, as my old friend bob english, former congressman for south carolina, i believe in rulers, i believe in thermometers, and i think most republicans do too. that's with a pew research center says. so, again, i think we have to have real, global communities -- bill was talking about the interconnectedness of the world. 87% of the emissions we are trying to curb come from our good friends over there in china. and also places like india -- so, they are from beyond our borders. we need global plans to deal with the fact that this is an interconnected issue. >> we lz granderson? >> alisyn camerota, i'm going to be basic as heck. fire island -- it's d

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he's the only person to journey to both and mount everest, all in the same year.ing back. is it ever going to be enough? >> my old answer would have been a very robust no way, it was never enough. i'm not so sure now. >> reporter: because of the cancer? >> yeah. >> reporter: in 2021, larsen was diagnosed with colon cancer. they told him it was terminal. >> trying to think about what those few years would be like with my family and my young kids. to say it was difficult is an extreme understatement. >> reporter: but the prognosis was wrong. he needed chemo, radiation, and had 14 inches of his colon removed. he never thought he would live to do this again, pack his bags and head back to the north pole. why put your body through that again? >> to see it again when i thought i would never do anything again. for me, it feels like the right thing to do. >> reporter: because when you've touched the top of the world and survived the predicted end of yours, risk is only opportunity to live wildly. david begnaud, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and that's the "overnight news" fo

do it online because i, i saw a documentary about the 1st person from his country to climb mount everest after it didn't come. ok, because on, i want to do the same and it hopefully and the next 10 years. as soon as i find gold, i'm going to go that in shallow. and it's in a, me ah, ah, with one tragedy to many vincent. so, luciano had been a fisherman in crow tony italy for 40 years. he was one of the 1st on the beach, when more than 80 people had drowned. since then he can no longer pursue his work. the drama of international refugee policy destroys so many lives. focus on europe. in 30 minutes on d. w. conflict with tim sebastian as the fighting grind zone in ukraine. spare a thought for some of the countries on the edge of the was a fable of a these days. that's moldova foreign minister, nico profess group, is government struggling to come back. i bring the tags from russia, and it's supported. just how long would this probably west to the state, even hope to survive. conflict with 90 minutes on d. w. o. guardians of truth, my name is john dinner and i have paid almost every price of

conquering champion heights in malinovka is akin to climbing everest, i was ill for 2 weeks. uh, i took antibiotics and came here only on the sixteenth and roughly a week in 10 days. i need was to do all the work that i guys do for a month and the first time speed training. it was a very difficult skiathlon. although, in terms of well-being, everything seemed to be fine before the start, but as practice has shown, there are no miracles and indeed, as we expected, it will be very difficult, but you will need to go through the finish line. artyom maltsev crosses with the russian tricolor in his hands. ah time allows the men's 4 x 10 km relay race is won by the team of the tyumen region , an athlete from the komi republic in second place. skiers closed the top three. tatarstan ahead of the elite of russian cross-country skiing is the most difficult test of the marathon marathon stas sreddukultsev ivan lavrikov and alexander strimashevsky news from malinovka arkhangelsk region. bashkortostan opened a new football arena. the event was attended by deputy prime minister dmitry chern

many years ago, the great british explorer, george mallory, who was to die on mount everest, was asked he want a climate? he said, because it is their spaces. they and we're going to climb it and the moon and the planets are there. and new hopes for knowledge and peace are there. and therefore, as we set sail, we ask god's blessing on the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked. thank you. thank you, lady. i am proud. to come to this city as the guest of your distinguished mayor, who has symbolized throughout the world the fighting spirit of west berlin. and i am proud. and i am proud to visit the federal republic with your distinguished traveler, who for so many years has committed germany to democracy and freedom and progress. i had to come here in the company of my fellow american general clay, who. who has been in this city during a great moment of crisis and will come again, if ever needed. 2000 years ago. 2000 years ago, the proudest vote was he with romana? so today in the world of freedom, the proudest boast is if being on be leader. i

he climbed mount everest, although they are serving their sentences for committing a crime, but workingvery important to them. there are many people who we love . they are paying their children from these iranian rights by the women and children foundation at their own expense. very good, the average income of ninja is very high i'm happy that i'm working. i've taken a lot of work off my hands. mansoor, the head of the prison . when, for example, god, look at us, let me give you a bow tie , so that i can tell you about some things in the technical work of the 206 switch . 206 has a special box. start to control the welding quality and do this we gave the open quality between the companies of the piece, get drunk, complete carpet weaving and handicrafts, the art of penmanship, which trained 100 prisoners. we started with five people, 35 people, less than the work we do, mostly bowl carving, turning and wood carving. 1,401 prisoners were working in 300 fields in 1,000 workshops. in 1401, this number exceeded 50,000, but currently we have 45,000 salaried prisoners whose products are produc

. fince ruling banning double amputees from attempting to scale everest.- attempting to scale everest.i carries out. many people who are supporting _ jim worki carries out. many people who are supporting me, _ jim worki carries out. many people who are supporting me, helping i jim worki carries out. many people i who are supporting me, helping me, honestly, about 90% of them, i'm grateful, thank you so much, ifeel i can bring something back. its, grateful, thank you so much, i feel i can bring something back. a father of three, i can bring something back. a father of three. hari _ i can bring something back. a father of three, hari grew _ i can bring something back. a father of three, hari grew up _ i can bring something back. a father of three, hari grew up in _ i can bring something back. a father of three, hari grew up in the - i can bring something back. a father| of three, hari grew up in the shadow of three, hari grew up in the shadow of mount everest. in less than a month, if he is able to raise the funds, hari will return to nepal to attempt what once seemed impossible. when yo

he is the only person to journey to both and mount everest, all in the same year. >> my old answer would have been a very robust "no way." it was never enough fearful i'm not so sure now, becaus of the cancer. >> yeah. >> reporter: in 2021, larsen was diagnosed with colon cancer. they told him it was terminal. >> trying to figure out what those years would be like with my family and young kids. to say it was difficult is an extreme understatement. >> reporter: but the prognosis was wrong. he needed chemo radiation and had 14 inches of his removed. he never thought he would live to do this again. packed his bags and head back to the north pole per. why put your body through that again? >> to see it again when i thought i would never do anything again. for me, it feels like the right thing to do. >> reporter: because when you have touched the top of the world and survived the predicted end of yours, risk is only opportunity to live wildly. david begnaud, cbs news, los angeles. >> norah: and inspiring us with his dreams. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah

conquest of the champion heights in malinovka is akin to climbing everest, i was ill for 2 weeks.k antibiotics and came here only on the sixteenth and roughly a week in 10 days. i had to do all the work that i guys do for a month and the first time speed training. it was a very hard skiathlon, although i felt like everything was fine before the start, but as practice has shown, there are no miracles and indeed, as we expected, it will be very difficult, but it will be possible to pass through finish line. artyom maltsev crosses with the russian tricolor in his hands. time allows the men's relay race, the 4 by 10 km team of the tyumen region wins the athletes of the komi republic in second place. skiers closed the top three. tatarstan ahead of the elite of russian skiing is the most difficult test of the stas marathon among the rings ivan lavrikov and alexander strimashevsky news from malinovka arkhangelsk region. in the moscow region to improve the area near twenty future wcd stations, andrey vorobyov announced this, two new diameters are going launch by autumn mcd-3 will run from

even in avalanches at top mount everest, incredibly, intelligent off-road vehicles are also mapping deep cave systems previously unknown to science, discovering a vast supply of rare earth elements essential for modern technology. - [shivani] artificial intelligence will clearly save human lives in the future, but there's a lot of terrain on earth that's too difficult to navigate on wheels. how will intelligent robots make their way over rainforests, bodies of water or even mountain tunnels? in philadelphia, jason derenick of exyn technologies is wking to overcome this problem. - what we focus on is autonomous aerial robotics to enable drones to safely navigate in unknown or unexplored spaces. - [shivani] jason's team has built the first industrial drone that can fly itself anywhere. incredibly, these autonomous robots navigate without gps and map their enronment they go - [der] we focus on all aspects of automy, which includes perception, orientation of during flight, motion planning, and then finally control. - [shivani] but going from two dimensions to three dimensions requires an inc

we, accordingly, turn the wheels so that the car does not cause harm, yes, the deceased rushed to everestsit the fugitive to save his property. well, is it normal that a four-ton minibus rides without the knowledge of the owner will most likely have to answer the driver gradinsky. of course, some amount is sued , but there is no need to talk about any millions here , i believe that due to the rude negligence of the victim himself, in fact, throwing himself under the wheels of an uncontrolled car, the court will reduce the amount of compensation to several hundred thousand rubles. well, leonid ilyich seems to be 1,000 rubles. i'm not ready to pay these lawsuits. she'll kill. eh, my family. i hope that she will drop the lawsuit, hoping for compassion. yes you are dead. i, of course, the deepest condolences for me, too, the death of a man. let not native. well, for me it is a very heavy stress, it does not allow me. property is understandably the normal desire of any owner and the attempt of the deceased to prevent a collision was rather a machine. unfortunately, he did not assess the degree

he's climbing everest. climbing everest or something for that. too small. so, yeah , for that. here's something just just subject. vegetables just on the subject. vegetables and whatever . and and cooking and whatever. and the master chef , and cooking and whatever. and the master chef, greg and cooking and whatever. and the master chef , greg wallace. the master chef, greg wallace. right he collected an at windsor yesterday . well, well, well yesterday. well, well, well done, greg . i've got an obe done, greg. i've got an obe myself. but anyway , the 58 year myself. but anyway, the 58 year old said people would served by picking up more experience to reduce reliance on processed and expensive foods. and he's absolutely right there , he said. absolutely right there, he said. i'm not a political, but if i was going to campaign for one thing, that would be compulsory, it would be cooking in schools . it would be cooking in schools. and i think he's right. well i actually think it's not about that and it's not necessarily about it's about time people have enough time. people are t

holtmeter and peter habeller were the first to conquer this mountain without oxygen apparatus chomolungma everestrectly. this castle in the german state of baden-yurnberg gave birth to a dynasty of prussian and german kings. gauguin salt is called as well as this castle. fountains in the photo 500 to to build an aqueduct and an aquapaola fountain, pope paul the fifth taxed precisely for this , downright biblical miracles on the contrary. on the contrary, it means that not water into wine, but wine. he is the youngest king in europe. on january 30 , he turned 55 years old. oh. name, of course, i don’t remember, is it the king of spain or philip the sixth king of spain ? and our country is heroic in all layers and my mother is the new members of the jury. how to cringe. i seen a lot. i saw how people walk on coals, but that they dance on apples. i haven't seen this yet. it was an expensive husky. russian folk show excuse nadezhda georgievna thieves round dance, don't do it, damn it. land of talent new season soon on ntv premiere from monday at 20:00 on ntv with age, changes in vision can change the

unless on everest fu.athletes at competitions in izhevsk. for him, a brand new suit sparkles, the owner of a large crystal globe anastasia gordeeva, this jumpsuit is more dense. eh, just now we are running in russia. cool enough. you can even put on, uh, two thermal underwear. and in principle, well, you don’t freeze, by the way, thermal underwear kaluga manufacturers on trials , russian quality outperformed world -famous competitors. many of them are in no hurry to leave the russian market. so what proves superiority is still accounted for everywhere and in everything by the most premium materials in the world. we transferred the world's best technologies to russia and began to make clothes better and more companies help us project labor productivity without unnecessary capital investments only through the introduction of lean production and the proper organization of enterprise work processes, uh, according to our expectations, it will show an increase in labor productivity of 12%. and this suggests that

you yegor ivanovich, born in ninety-first , worked as an installer, an industrial climber for the everestorning he fell off the roof of house number 90 on green street, or from the balcony, sixty-ninth apartment from the balcony. he couldn't fall on the roof. found his backpack with a stolen painting. so he managed to go back presumably to decorate. we do not yet know what happened there, but we will be able to talk with him only tomorrow he is in serious condition after the operation. if he is an industrial climber, then why did he break with his professional experience? well, summed self-confidence climbed back and forth only on a rope without insurance without special equipment. moreover, it rained a print on the backpack, there are prints in the picture. no, this can be explained by the fact that he worked in gloves. and why do industrial climbers at all, this is a picture. i i tried to find it in the catalogs, we will not learn anything from the owners. come on, two. thank you tanya called my wife here to talk to her, and you and i will go to the apartment, 69. what do you do? misha,

everest here how long can things do that? stocks don't grow to the sky dot, dot, dot, any more.would think there has to be some leveling off let's hold it and see how it reacts to earnings >> we have the 50 and 200 day lines on the charts and now i see what you're pointing out let's turn to gap, much more challenged story expected to report a loss today, dealing with management turnover, inventory bloat, falling comps and 16% short interest what do you do here? >> yeah. so this one is also a wait this is going to trade like a biotech stock, kelly you have to see how they deal with inventories i think this one -- i don't know if i would classify it as so bad it's good. but the bar is really low that they could probably crawl over it look at what they are selling. the athletic brand and people are tired of being stuck at home, they want to go out and buy different things, going on vacation. it's a little more formal. i bought a couple of blazers in the last month i didn't buy it from gap stores, but this is something where -- >> my producer said, why aren't you wearing them [ laug

pepsi continues to work in our country, but with the everest russtyle and russian gift beverage brandsll somehow survive from the logo. let's see how many of them have already been yes , thanks, alves economic review. the czech republic , following france, was overwhelmed by large-scale protests against the pension reform, as well as government plans to implement by the year 25 under pressure of the european union, a new environmental standard for euroset engines in czech factories. this will lead to major job cuts, according to preliminary estimates, lose 1,000 people, especially suffer from the auto concern. to attract attention , the demonstrators raised a deafening whistle in the center of prague. mass street riots in the fifth republic for the last week you can follow the news online on the ntv.ru website in our telegram channel and mobile application. today , in our issue, a short advertisement was given for shoes , underwear, clothes and, most importantly, optics of serbian production. the fighters of the popular front delivered them to one of the temporary accommodation centers

graveyard reality , tv's everest graveyard reality, tv's spencer matthews tells of sad search for hispage file will kill off any bid to boot him out parliament and last but not least, daily star springs on folks polar scare as spring will seem a long way off as a 700 mile polar plunge sends britain back into a minus degree freeze this week minus nine folks snow is also forecast to dig out those wellies and find that bubble hats the winter wardrobe is about to return . let's get is about to return. let's get reaction to all of those stories . my brilliant political commentators , former brexit commentators, former brexit party mep and don't see all rees—mogg nigel nelson, political editor , the sunday political editor, the sunday mirror and the people and journalist and broadcaster and podcast host linda . right. let's podcast host linda. right. let's have look at some of these stories and plenty to get our teeth into a possible breakthrough in relation to the rwanda . the home secretary, rwanda. the home secretary, linda euro euro judge is set to back down on rwanda flights . ann back

graveyard reality , tv's everest graveyard reality, tv's spencer matthews tells of sad search for his file will kill off any bid to boot him out parliament and last but not least, daily star springs on folks polar scare as spring will seem a long way off as a 700 mile polar plunge sends britain back into a minus degree freeze this week minus nine folks snow is also forecast to dig out those wellies and find that bubble hats the winter wardrobe is about to return . let's get is about to return. let's get reaction to all of those stories . my brilliant political commentators , former brexit commentators, former brexit party mep and don't see all rees—mogg nigel nelson, political editor , the sunday political editor, the sunday mirror and the people and journalist and broadcaster and podcast host linda . right. let's podcast host linda. right. let's have look at some of these stories and plenty to get our teeth into a possible breakthrough in relation to the rwanda . the home secretary, rwanda. the home secretary, linda euro euro judge is set to back down on rwanda flights . ann back dow

maximum security prison to fill with more suspects dull hastily and the arrows to release the all east everest, gang members who are being transferred to the terrorism confinement center. kimberly 4000 of them and never come to return to the communities to the poverty neighborhoods and cities of up elevate l. salvatore. but what caused, does it come? due process has been repeatedly violated, say civil organizations. the majority of those in prison, yet to even face troll those arrested, don't have the right to a lawyer or even to be told why they were detained. many have been sent to prison after mass hearings, often without evidence presented. it we're law, not out. the government isn't using investigation or intelligence to rescue each and of just that from when acute to someone else and only was phone call or that a policeman doesn't like the parents of a young person and the years capture people and take them away. the salvadoran authorities ramped her by the criticism with congress. they've just extended the emergency measures for another mom. nancy thomas say, we need to continue fightin

belgians started at at the foot of the air currents rose to the top, which is only 240 m lower than everestis before them. the dream flight was prepared for a long time, special suits, oxygen cylinders and masks finalized the paraglider control system. this allowed the virtuoso to maneuver between sharp peaks, responsible rocks and li. and, of course, all this time to admire the incredible beauty. yes, there is something to admire, and more than a million russians come to baikal every year, why it attracts tourists so much, ekaterina seryak found out. a today we found a wonderful place in the forest. now they were in the forest, but in the winter ice forest. i think not everyone was there, but here there is one, frozen ice or a traveler with such experience to surprise. it's not just that dmitry circles around lake baikal already in the third circle, but each time he finds new masterpieces of the natural sculptor of the statue of snow , unusual drawings on the purest ice. among this landscape, it also collects extreme impressions. here, for the first time, tourists tried to ride a bag right

everest in the same year. >> long day. cold wind.ill, it was close to 60 below. >> how many times have you almost died doing this? >> i've fallen through the ice. i've been stalked by polar bears. i've been in a lot of very precarious situations over the years. and you get a little bit of a gallows humor with that, you know, in the sense like, oh, that was close. let's just keep going. >> reporter: the cancer is what grounded him. one of the chemo drugs diminished what he calls his superpower, the ability to withstand cold. >> opening the refrigerator to put in a glass of cool water to my lips and have intense pins and needles instantly impact whatever area that cold was touching was debilitating, and i live in a cold environment too. so it's not just about opening the refrigerator, but it's going outside, like actually getting to the chemo treatment was a major obstacle. >> reporter: still, though, he never lost his passion for polar exploration, even though he calls it one of the most boring sports. what is it about going to the ex

everest and you can see where they've dug out. there's the house and look at that little gauntlet.to walk through. jesus. alright that's the week. some driving pictures here. you can see just how tall it is on the side, and i think that's probably the most telling element. whatever we see these pictures and videos, just like the walls look like they're on wednesday and part of thursday and it's crazy. let me tell you, you're going down like a slot car and a lot of the side roads at least earlier in the week. they have not been plowed. so you really got to take it easy and still falling. look at that. wow. alright, let's see if we can take a look at this next one. that was from michael, by the way. wow ah, you know, we had a photographer here at ktvu, who's who told us he has a property in tahoe had to shovel off eight ft. off the roof. you got to have the jacuzzi does that's for sure. icicle scattered off. i've watched too many horror movies, but the icicles scare me. you know, i'm not so used to snow nice, but i don't want to stand under those by goodness. look at tahoe in the bac