calderÓn: ¿cuÁnto tiempo desde que llegaste a la base del everest hasta que conquistas la cima?el que serÍa uno de los mÁs importantes propÓsitos de su vida. >> parte tambiÉn de la expediciÓn al everest, antes de yo empezar la subida a la montaÑa, a la base del everest yo llevo un grupo de sobrevivientes de abuso sexual. calderÓn: el hecho de. de ascender para olvidar y para dejar atrÁs. lo horrible que se ha vivido. cobra sentido tambiÉn para ellas. >> ellas se dan cuenta que su voz estÁ intacta. se dan cuenta del poder que ellas tienen. calderÓn: asÍ naciÓ courageous girls, una fundaciÓn sin Ánimo de lucro que ayuda a sobrevivientes de abuso sexual a encontrar la paz y el balance a travÉs del senderismo. ¿cuando decides escribir un libro que se llama el abrazo de la montaÑa? >> no querÍa que pasaran otras personas sufriendo en silencio. como a mÍ me hubiera gustado leer ese libro cuando yo salÍa de los hospitales. calderÓn: pero no se queda aquÍ tu historia. hay una pelÍcula. cuÉntame. >> es una historia tan inspiradora que va a ser hermosÍsima llevarla. calderÓn: y serÁ la gr

they intended to cross over into the everest region. >> fires are raging across greece right now.t are authorities saying about their efforts to get the fires under control? >> there are several different fire fronts. two are around the city. the situation right there is described as critical. we have been told that 241 firefighters with 70 vehicles have been in operation in that area. the fires are moving fast. on the turkish side of the border, there is concern about a new outbreak of wildfire which is on the coast. is is a scene not only happening in turkey and greece but happening in parts of france and parts of spain, part of italy. this is becoming kind of a common picture here. wildfires are not new. the extremes of temperature due to climate change are making the situation much more serious and potentially much more deadly. >> thank you so much. defense officials in ukraine have described claims of corruption. it comes after president zelensky recently fired every regional recruitment had. >> it is ok to be scared. this is the latest messaging campaign. in one people to gi

. -- mount everest. is it? it's more technical plenty - than ever is. -- mount everest.proper climbers, k2 is the gold medal. i never thoughti most proper climbers, k2 is the gold medal. i never thought i would see these pictures on k2. if you paid me 250,000, i would these pictures on k2. if you paid me 250,000, iwould incline. these pictures on k2. if you paid me 250,000, i would incline. wire fixed routes dangerous? _ 250,000, i would incline. wire fixed routes dangerous? what _ 250,000, i would incline. wire fixed routes dangerous? what are - 250,000, i would incline. wire fixed routes dangerous? what are they? l routes dangerous? what are they? they're not dangerous. they make it a bit easier. i didn't have groups to there were certain amount of ropes, but now you get nepalese climbers, they crosstalk this chap that died unfortunately didn't seem to have this equipment he wasn't as experience. it's rather tragic that he was where he was. he perhaps should have been that high, but my heart to his family. it's tragic. i've lost friends on mountains. i don't know this

. >> reporter: technology from fremont startup everest labs lets ichiro bot "see" and identify 200 objects in 12 milliseconds. they were bought by giant recycling facilities to do the dirty work people don't want. >> they're recovering more because the robots don't call in sick, they don't need a bathroom break or smoke breaks or what have you. and they show up. >> reporter: for recycling companies, the benefit is clear. the machines save money and work faster to help turn recycled items into new items. >> there's a lot of energy that goes into turning raw materials into actual productions when are you recycle them, you save all that energy and those greenhouse gases. >> reporter: everest labs has been selling these for a little over a year. they say they have over 50 of them in recycling sites around the country. >>> speaking of this, more fuel for the a.i. tech race. santa clara-based nvidia announced a new computer chip designed to run artificial intelligence programs. the new chip offers a boost in memory and processing power, making it ideal for running a.i. software. companies have b

because of aye they were able to identify the value of the losses and capture that. >> reporter: everest cameras on recycling conveyor lines they can identify up to 100 items in each frame. within 12 milliseconds the ai software can tell what those objects are and what type of packaging they are. >> we get data around brand, types of packaging, types of materials, and how much of that is getting recovered and reused and how much of that material is being september to the landfall. >> reporter: that helped increase the potential recovery of recyclablite else add to that robotic arms which he says recovering the packaging lee times to four times more effectively than humans which means big cost-savings for major recyclers like smr. >> in we can replace some portion of the positions that we otherwise would have to task with human beings with a robot and do that in a cost-effective way, that's ultimately good for the business. >> reporter: everest lab is banked by a future fund bgb, sierra ventures, morado and explorer capital total funding to date $26 million. increasing recovery through au

marina naumova evgenia alexandrovna led, the pusher of everest kaliningrad these days was full of opportunities for us. now branches have been opened in the luhansk and donetsk people's republics. i found out what opportunities appeared there , gaining the meaning of striving for a goal that becomes a reality. one of my favorite activities is playing sports, daniil to organize work that makes life easier and better for people like him the road of life, which whether the teams, they have already visited competitions in moscow and belarus in october will go to sochi to take courses. rehabilitated all these curbs all obstacles to overcome the organization. she began work in the lugansk and donetsk people's republics. and we take part in projects aimed at integration or 10. hello barrier-free environment become members of our organization 35 years a serious anniversary remember how it all began in the eighty- eighth year, perestroika and war are going on. the country is in a fever in afghanistan. it would seem that. what kind of people with disabilities about their rights, then it was not customary

and he was the first ever can do it solo and climbed the highest level of incompetence including everestjaro and a couple of others hard to pronounce. joining me to discuss the holder of ten world records and author of the new book, the 12 hour walk. let's welcome : zero brady, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me, great to be here. >> you are top level explorer, you're doing things people don't do anymore and intuitive a big way and you wrote this book, 12 hour walk so it's almost like taking your love of flooring for the everyman, and i right? >> absolutely. people ask me why and there's maybe part of me wants to go out and push my body and find them as of him and potential and be our antarctica minus 40 degrees alone and thus not for everyone but i do believe we all have the desire to unlock our best lives and think goes by taking a look inward at our goals and priorities and a 12 hour walk is the guidebook on how everyone can do that. >> i was looking at the book and there are requirements, someone is going to say i'll take a 12 hour walk but i want to bring my headphones bec

yes, i guessed exactly on everest. well, what's the point there? down, uh, third from the right bottom removal. now an injection for 5 minutes and the end of the flour. then we will make an implant or a crown for you. here do you smile like hollywood so, but open your mouth and wider, wait a second. and what were you people, my dear, then you would have sat wide in front of you, so i said. goodbye girls, please come in. okay, thanks a lot. beauty is a terrible force, but what happens? i don't know loneliness. well, if you suddenly feel lonely, i will invite you. oh, no. i'll invite you to the hamlet-katulka okay? free artist what a true artist, well rather an artist to be oh no, wrong. to tear what is nobler in spirit to submit to toothache and to this pain hit her with pincers in a chair. ah wow, how anesthesia works differently for everyone. hello well, meet the cadets of the police school of ekaterina lapina hello and vladimir sailors. and i thought you were joking about matrosov to us a fresh corpse under the windows from a residential building

everest everest true bird records 200 heaviest in history the flying bird argentavis lived several millionrs ago on this continent south america south america quite right, on the territory of modern argentina, bank 400 on the wall of the central bank of this country, its emblem is surrounded by the emblems of overseas colonies still remaining with it in the middle of the 20th century, portugal took. the guinness book considers the marsh warbler a champion in this indicator, as a source of inspiration for it is up to 80 different birds. the number of birds to the voices of which it can rise in price is true what do you say kirill is all-in evgeny pas, we play cyril they are the absolute champions. among the birds in terms of numbers in 2019, there were 25 billion of them on the planet. for example, pigeons. of course not. how could they be counted as a domestic chicken? please birdie record for 500 cookies lived to 82 at the brookfield zoo in illinois, a record age for birds. who is cookie? cookie, well , by name, at least the name is such a frivolous cockatoo parrot, if exactly banks for 5

great media reporting that they will likely migrants the everest border region as a popular crossing point. 5 crews are battling blazes in several areas across police. lawmakers in thailand's parliament have voted for a new prime minister pointing such a tar leasing of the populace for type party the property type. who is leadership signals a significant shift, the rest of the often at least 10 years of military back through the process that will lead a coalition of 11 pontoons. i think booting up to the chrome military 1.4 door. oh, is that a for type potties? found on former prime minister talk since you know what we to and from self imposed exile, he was immediately jail for 8 years on corruption charges, which he says politically motivated. touching down in thailand for the 1st time in 15 years, perhaps then she knew what arrived home to rapturous applause. immediately pausing to pay his respects to thailand's royal family of the former prime, minnesota and billionaire so acknowledged, huge crowds of his appliances. i feel fulfilled that i traveled here today to see him arrive. i

on the outskirts of athens, sending smoke across the capital and the eastern everest region. residents and hospital patients have been evacuated from fires by boats on tuesday, emergency cruise that found to burn bodies of 18 people believe to have been migrants. hundreds of find find is it being battling? blazes across greece before tuesday to people have been reported the date and to find find is injured in the dozens of fires. but the discovery of the 18 bird bodies, the alexander populace in the countries northeast, took authorities by surprise. the city is near the border with turn key official suspect. the deceased may have been migraines. to minutes the window read hearts of disappearances or missing residents from the surrounding areas. the possibility that these bodies belong to people who entered the country illegally as being investigated by the postal code. am us, greece, is 5, find is have been stretched to the limits in the northeast, so much so that athens has appealed to the e. u for assistance. these remaining and rescue is just some of the international crew

to get it is called everest because it emulates mount everest.ut negative 300 degrees celsius. negative 300 degrees? somebody is trying to kill me care bear just because i beat you doesn't mean you have to kill me in the pole. this is all this is really goin to do a lot for it. >> it make sure we don't get no frostbite on the fingers. >> i have to get you in the rematch. we will let it go in. >> i've seen a lot of pro- fighters they came in here. not even believing it smiley faces, that is the reward. that is our on the right. good, nice. while mac that was impressive. >> i thought he might be a little tired after working with me all day long, so i let him sit down for a few minutes. >> do you have any fight rituals ? cute the pre- fight rituals as you keep in mind staying where myself, not being around anybod and just clean and healthy food to make sure i go out there invite and fight my full potential. >> at all? >> zero. i quit cold turkey. is that i want to, my life to finding it all. not just for myself, but fighting for the first responders

the most profitable people will be ready for global expeditions to mount everest.ou very much for watching the sports news. be healthy and athletic . god bless you in the name of god , the most merciful and most merciful. greetings again, dear and respected compatriots. in the shrine of imam khomeini, may god have mercy on him, stressing that the conduct and behavior of the imam is for his mother , he considered it important to pay attention to untangling the work of the people, a transformational view of the organization and administrative work.

he summited mount everest three times at the age of 70 and at 80 setting a new world record for the oldest person to climb the world's tallest mountain. but in june 2020 when he was 87 years old he developed a rare disease that caused paralysis in his legs. he was bedridden in the hospital for about eight months. but where he may have been physically weakened, miura didn't lose his mental strength. he started rehabilitation working, training, determined to make a comeback. this week miura kept that come pam back as possibly his most meaningful accomplishment as an adventure. he made it to the top of the highest point in japan, the summit of mount fuji. >> translator: no matter how many times i climb here, i'm moved by mount fuji. the weather is good this time. this is such a wonderful scene that i will never forget it. >> reporter: 90-year-old miura yuchiro showing the world once again no challenge is too difficult to overcome. nhk world. >> and we spoke with miura shortly after he'd just safely descended from mount fuji. >> miura says he isn't finished with his adventures just yet. he say

and when it turned out that you have already conquered everest and you look and do not understand whatr next. which moon will you fly to this time? you suddenly notice , wait, next to you are close people who love you, whom you didn’t guess so much, and at the moment i focus on my clients myself on the quality of the relationship. after all. this is the main thing we have. wind pine white dunes bird froze, fit into the picture look and breaks the gray sky gray iris with black caviar profile your clean exquisitely thin accurate rook arching the back of an egyptian cat bronze casting. the world is too thin, piercingly thin hair, the sand crumbles sweetly already from the palms. lips of the foot, everything will not fall out before you. don't fall into the pasture, where time shrinks into a feeling of a flat roof plot of love, everything is too empty, frighteningly empty in the sky without birds in head and in the blood for many years everything he wrote about in poetry. it was an attempt, love an attempt. to find some kind of satisfaction , the integrity of calm and a futile attempt. to

on the way , our everest builders can be congratulated on this success. in yakutia, a temporary town of builders was opened on the basis of the village of ust-kuiga, where they will build to the soviet plans for the electrification of the north. total of such npps scheduled five from yakutia reportage by georgy podgorny. a village hidden on the bends of the yana river, two hours away from the regional capital of the yakutia, 150 km from the laptev field , the first ground-based nuclear power plant , small power, will be built. on this way, one step , the opening of the temporary town of builders , the ceremony was attended by the head of rusatam. alexey likhachev via video link today in our country we again have to make an industrial breakthrough, and we, based on all our experience, offer cutting-edge technologies and compactness. security opportunity manage power independence from northern delivery. all this will be able to offer a new ground-based nuclear power plant. yakutia will become an example of how modern nuclear technologies solve the issues of

he'd still have shades on and at least two shirt buttons undone [ laughter ] "i decided to climb everest it's here. also, it's the only place i can smoke without michelle finding out. [ laughter ] so we're in a weird place. on the one hand these midterms are in some ways very normal, very predictable and yet on the other hand, these midterms are in many ways very abnormal and potentially catastrophic for our democracy because as we've explained it's very typical for the party in power to lose seats in a midterm election that's just how it always goes political scientists call it thermostatic public opinion. people just like to go back and forth to keep things even. in this analogy, the government is the thermostat and the elector is your dad when you go home for the holidays. if you put it up to 70, he's immediately going to come back and put it down to 68. if you put it down to 66 he's going to immediately come back and set it to 68 and if you bring home a college girlfriend for the holidays who is vegan and doesn't shave her legs, he'll turn it up to 85 in an effort to sweat her out an

illustration of the saying in seminyak is a child without gases, and two management companies have a garbage everestrowing right in the middle of the yard. alexander karpov, all anastasia roev. this concludes our issue, all news is always available on the media platform, watch the application or on the site look.ru, and right now on the channel there are new series of detective melodrama dreamcatcher. you had an order for a person named oleg krasovsky of your father, how did you pick up demin as a live performer, the contact was a verified name, he called himself igor nikolaevich met in a restaurant 2 weeks before the performance. in prison well, in the sense of being interrogated, are you in detention? such is your life. this time what? something times that go open the door, please. what are we doing here? i dreamed of a woman. should she be killed or has she already been killed? i don't know. she has roman numerals on her fingernails. and where did it happen? or is happening or will be happen i don't know. i do not know either. next time use your phone. sorry it seems not dreamcatcher dad gave as

seven nannies have a child without an eye, and two management companies have a garbage everest growing in the middle of the yard alexander karpov seo savichev anastasia roev vesti duty part of the weekend tv channel russia 24 eduard petrov's investigation a call from the pre-trial detention center in many russian prison colonies and pre-trial detention centers fake banking centers have been operating for many years. the scammers lure the card number and pin code from gullible customers and then empty the account of the amount of theft, krasnoyarsk territory 2.291.000. how does one get behind a barbed wire phone systematically received bribes from investigators arrested for ensuring illegal movement on the territory of the pre-trial detention center for sim-cards of phones for alcoholic beverages. it started there, they called for a reinforced squad there, because they were the doors to the castles there, and the a4 showed that they were against what was happening. 170 employees were fired and someone got hurt, someone got into the consequences, of course, who covers the scammers? biker

everest has why he wants to climb a set because it is there. space is there and we are going to climb it in the mud upon as their new hopes and therefore as we set sail on the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure for which man has ever embarked. thank you. [applause] [applause] [applause] [chanting] >> thank you. i am proud, proud of the city as a guest of your distinguished mayor who is symbolized throughout the world the fighting spirit of west berlin and i am proud, and i'm proud to visit the republic your distinguished chancellor who for so many years has committed germany to democracy and freedom and progress and we are in the company of my fellow americans who has been in the city during this great moment of crisis and will come again if ever needed. [applause] 2000 years ago, 2000 years ago today in the world of freedom -- [applause] i appreciate you -- my german. there are many people in the world of really don't understand what is the great issue between the free world in the communist world. let them cometo to berlin. [

this right there, everest labs is a startup in fremont. this is their sort of skunk works lab where they've got the machine and they've got their assembly line and they can test it out and see how well they work and what needs to be adjusted. cool to see. >> i want to take a closer look at that. i'm looking forward to your story at 6:00. thank you. >> you bet. >>> if you missed out on prime day, like me, you are in luck. we are in luck. amazon just announced a second prime day-style sales event. it's going to happen in october. it's called "prime big deal days." it's a long title. the company wrapped up its annual sales event last month, saying it was the biggest one it's ever had, sold more than 375 million products worldwide. no date is set just yet for round two. the sales will be for amazon prime members only. prime day sequel comes as retailers are bracing for less holiday spending in this year because of inflation. >>> very good news for san francisco's struggling downtown corridor. ikea says its newest store is going to open downtow

depression or visiting the very center of europe, the latter, by the way, is not so difficult compared to everestor the mariana trench question 185 km. the geographical center of europe somewhere around here is the entrance to shambola, the horse is more than just a means of transportation an island in eivise a place where wishes come true. there are about five in europe and one of them is in belarus. i really want to see it. how did it happen that lithuania and more, and ukraine and even slovakia also claim this honorary title, it all very simply depends on which calculation method to use, whether to include sea basins and islands in europe? if so, then the real center is with us to this conclusion was reached by belarusian researchers in 2000. aleksey solomonov and valeria nozhka published a work according to which the center of europe is located 48 km south-west of the strip within the boundaries of the lakes and the village of the same name, russian surveyors rechecked and agreed the rest did not argue. so to the right you go the horse you will be lost for sure and for me to the left. can you

at least 2 people have been killed and 255 is injured in the north, west and everest region. thousands of size a rump to that on monday afternoon. okay, witness coming up next. stay with us. the the good news the news supplies the trial no, no. and the thing isn't that the best in what does that is pulling they will just come. one is just the ones you're getting, you know where you need somebody just above the year on the policy come out next month on the use of the families here to be able to see what's going on the the, the but it was that she think you had well god, so i just told him a big deal of things that really produced compete in this yesterday loop was 3 gel . it i'd easily and the poverty is us. oh yes. this is joy. he's throwing me through some of that a couple of his he's just not really interested in on was phone done much device uh which nothing you didn't get to now i'm a pretty squared was a sort of a uh, but it's due to a lot of things that's a little bit off quarter of a soap stuck up. is this there's this don't really? yeah. so, so to we need to freeze where april

many years ago the great british explorer george mallory, who was to die on mount everest, was askedy did he want to climb it. he said, because it is there. well, space is there, 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. i [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] 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 to visit the federal republic with your distinguished chancellor who for so many years has committed germany to democracy and freedom and progress, and to come here in the company of my fellow american, general clay, who has been in this city during its great moments of crisis and will come again if ever needed. two thousand years ago the proudest boast was civis romanus sum. today, in the world

uh, even uh, people, a lady who's climb mount everest, you know. yeah, fuck is funny. uh, women are up before front of fashion, music textiles. all sorts of architecture of all sorts of fields, but it is not widespread trout society and we do have some very real issues. for example, i was in a corporate entity, hearing karachi where i live. and i am full surely how to encounter sexual harassment in the workplace and insight. i have launched a case, filed a complaint against the ceo company, which is ongoing in the courts. and i've learned a great deal about the real challenges women face in the workplace even today, and that has to be rectified. well, that's the interesting you're saying because you also spoke a lot about respecting yourself. i mean, taking yourself seriously not pompously, not the narcissistic. lean but seriously enough to stand for it for what you believe and to develop the talents that were given to you. and as much as that seems to be a key to your own personal success i one day. and that's also something that allows any nation to grow, you know, t

russia, there was already an idea to almost bury prigozhin in the sand well, because this is his everest, maybe there are some, i don’t know , periodically you hear some kind of radio interception, and you are a russian group what is actually now sits in the bahmut around the bahmut let's be frank sits on the gains of these meat assaults pvk weighs absolutely godless meat assaults but sits on their gains well somehow reflects on this the new pvkshki that are created by storms zed or vet whatever it's called there they somehow this the story is being talked about well, first of all, if there were ideas to bury in bakhmut, then what was left was used. i think we are together with the funeral and the funeral under bakhmut, because the territory around bakhmut is sufficiently well shot and the ukrainian defense force they work effectively enough in deep russian territory, that's why i think that they will not succeed in such a circus. and as for the tightening of forces there, you need to realize that propaganda is working in russia , it has not stopped its work, they are even now, i believe

of the saying in seminyak is a child without an eye, and two management companies have a garbage everestng right in the middle of the yard alexander karpov seovich. anastasia roev vesti duty station of the capital is looking for hooligans who, in the moscow city area, threw an explosion in a bag into someone else's car after a conflict with the driver, eyewitnesses have already released a video of the incident. a young man with a blue t-shirt throws an object into the salon of jaguar nicky, after which he throws himself at the iron with a loud bang according to preliminary data, the driver's side was injured. here's the car got his broken glass. now the investigative team is working at the scene as an expert will present to establish. what exactly exploded was a powerful firecracker, some improvised device or a training grenade. in addition, the police are establishing an identity. do not miss this weekend the russia 24 tv channel eduard petrov’s investigation of a call from a pre-trial detention center in many russian prisons, colonies and pre-trial detention centers for many years, fak

across the country, at least 2 people have been killed and 255 is injured in the north, west, and everest regions thousands of funds that we're up to that on monday. often a partition us has been sentenced to spend the rest of her life in prison for measuring 7 babies in her cap leasing. that bay was also found guilty of attempting to mother 6 others at the near nasal hospital unit where she worked. sonya go reports from london. oh lucy, this is the day police officers came to the door of lucy, let these house and the rest to, to an us whose the seat around so deep that it had a murderous intent on the surface. the details of her life seemed but not enough. it allowed her to operate under the radar to kill. this was a true calculated cynical campaign of child mother involving the smallest, i'm most vulnerable of children. knowing that your actions were forcing significant physical suffering and would cause untold mental suffering while let to be shown, the sentence, hearing relatives of the victim sent earlier, they recounted the details of the wish of, of what happened in that neo natal

gurkha soldier injured in afghanistan, who earlier this year made a record breaking climb of mount everestummit your first mountain. but what tony didn't know is that harry would bejoining him for the final approach to the summit. hello, tony! his reaction was priceless and speechless. you're so fast. i can't catch you up! he just didn't know how to handle that. it was like, wow, it's hari! absolutely incredible. i mean, hari's an amazing guy. and, actually, i didn't realise he was on our doorstep as well from where we live, so hopefully we might see a bit more of hari. with the top in view, tony abandoned his prosthetic legs and raced to the summit, with hari just about keeping up. actually, myjob is getting done by tony and we need more and more people doing whatever they love to do and climbing their own mountain, whatever that mountain is, so that, you know, disabled people are not disabled. maybe our disability might be our weakness, but we can do anything that we want in the world. wow! just wow. it was amazing, actually. what was better for you, to have your prosthetics or to...? to

and these 2 people were killed there and 5 flights of inches in the everest region of the border with tech in flood shapes say that the high risk of new 5 starting cyprus is sending to fire fighting ashcroft to help the 1st is an equitable have rejected drilling for oil and a project protective parts of the amazon rain forest, the government says pulling the plug on expiration projects will cost the countries billions of dollars in lost revenue thoughts as all last in america. and so they say and even report some keys or money describes the referendum on the issue as a historic exercise and environmental democracy because he went to indigenous groups and environmental is true all over the door, celebrated their landmark victory and sundays referendum. it's the result of a decade long campaign outlook oil extraction. one of the most bio diverse parts of the amazon rain forest. it but doors yet to neighbors or the news we have made history. we really have to, david can look at ourselves and say that the dream of millions of ecuador ends is not very all to you. for example, less than 2 w

as part of everest to expand influence. >> the 15th break summit culminated in an official announcementders about expansion of the block. six countries were invited to become members. they include argentina, ethiopia, egypt, the uae, saudi arabia and iran. these countries will need to review their official declaration, agree to the terms and become new members as of january 2024. what we heard is this is just the first phase of expansion and they are hoping to expanding more down the road and potentially adding new members. we are trying to commit to $10 billion in global development and also from russia's president, vladimir putin saying that negotiations are close to reaching a resolution with african countries about the resolution of the grand deal. on the issue of currencies, we did not get any sort of announcement about joint currency between them. what we did hear from leaders is they are trying to encourage more trade in local currencies. they have tasks that finance ministers with taking a look at different payment instruments and mechanisms to encourage more trade and local cur

. >> or scale mount everest. >> i'm trying. i'm trying.a lot of women you date. >> i support the arts. i don't know why the judgment. [laughter] >> you are right, you are buying something and want coffee and you have to crush the kids dreams like starbucks, i need that. [laughter] >> america's next best tipper, it's that they are looking on the screen and what you are doing -- you find professions make you more? >> especially not like a restaurant restaurant and they turn it around, tip like you know, i did all of the stuff almost like the sandwich isn't finished yet. [laughter] let me hit 20%. >> there are certain places, you never want to be in an airline with the tip cup, you know you're flying -- >> i'm emptying my wallet if that happens. [laughter] >> do certain jobs make you more sympathetic? as a former can't driver, i have survivor's guilt so when i take a cab, i tip them to where they think i am romantically interested in them. [laughter] >> you send a different signal. >> that brings about of me. >> the guy who works on my hair,