everest climbers use it to read the distance to the peak.es at... mark 8.500, 348 m before the top, all sacrifices are made in order to see this, a living picture, as if from a porthole, one of the reasons why people go there, the opportunity to test themselves is a key factor, so there is no end to those who want . everest these days according to climbers, it is more like an entertainment attraction, with no guarantee of return. the ascent to everest itself is an expensive conveyor belt, the cost of this conveyor there is from 5 million, depending on the level of comfort that the climber can afford, and therefore the number of corpses is becoming less and less, but the old corpses must, of course, be removed in order to achieve the desired peak climbers cannot for a number of reasons, little training, no necessary equipment, changeable weather, in the so -called death zone above 800 the main role lack of oxygen, it accelerates the work of the cardiovascular system to the limit, the lungs also... experience increased stress, trying to compen

in total, according to experts, about 300 people remained forever on the slopes of everest.im shevchenko. while some cherish the hope of conquering the most inaccessible mountain on the planet, others abandon ideas with horror, the highest peak on earth, everest, seems to be rapidly turning into an open-air cemetery, as the ice melts, it partes with the bodies that the permafrost has preserved for decades, about this is what the headlines in the japanese press say. among those who were going to the himalayas this year, there was a team that did not set as its goal to conquer the peak, but risked its life to descend into... several dead. five unknown frozen bodies, including one containing skeletal remains, have been discovered as part of a campaign to clean up everest and its surrounding peaks. it took the climbers 11 hours to free just one body, covered in ice along the torso. the team had to use hot water to defrost pulling him out with axes. since the first ascents of everest began in the twenties of the last century, more than 300 people have died, eight this year alone.

more and more bodies of climbers who died while climbing everest are being discovered as a result of made these conclusions. and the military, who organized a special operation to lower the found bodies down in order to bury them to clear the mountains; in total, according to experts , about 300 remained forever on the slopes of everest man, report by maxim shevchenko. while some cherish the hope of conquering the most inaccessible mountain on the planet, others abandon the idea with horror. earth's tallest peak, everest appears to be rapidly turning into an open-air graveyard as the ice melts away. with steles that the permafrost has preserved for decades, headlines in the japanese press talk about this. among those who climbed the himalayas this year was a team that did not set out to conquer the peak, but risked their lives to get down several dead. as part of a campaign to clean up everest and its surrounding peaks, five unknown frozen bodies were discovered, including one representing skeletal remains. it took the climbers 11 hours to free just one body, covered with ice along t

the climb itself everest is an expensive conveyor belt. the cost of this conveyor there is from 5 million rubles. and higher, it goes up to twenty, depending on the level of comfort that the climber can afford. and, therefore, the number of corpses is becoming less and less, but the old corpses must, of course, be removed. climbers cannot reach the desired peak for a number of reasons: little preparation, no necessary equipment, changeability over the years in the so -called death zone above 800, the main role is played by the lack of oxygen, it accelerates the work of the cardiovascular system to the limit. the lungs also experience increased strain trying to compensate for the low oxygen content in the air. the brain is especially sensitive to hypoxia; at altitudes of 8,000 and above, symptoms of mountain sickness, headache, nausea, dizziness, hallucinations and even cerebral edema can occur. the legendary soviet climber-instructor vladimir shataev made more than 300 ascents of everest, tried, and says he was able to survive at a critica

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everest.obody knows. did he get to the top? who was on his way down? but the big mystery this week the body of mallory and his fellow climber gone missing. oh, extraordinary. so, jeffrey archer will have quite a strong view on that. and also, we'll ask him what's happening with the general election campaign. >> absolutely. let us know your thoughts this morning. gbnews.com forward slash your essay first though the very latest news to kick us off with karen armstrong . karen armstrong. >> very good morning to you. it's 932 i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. sir keir starmer will pitch labour as the party of national security as he campaigns in the north of england. today he'll pledge to build four more nuclear submarines in barrow in furness as part of a so—called deterrent triple lock and will also reaffirm his ambition to increase defence spending to 2.5% of gdp. when economic conditions are right. the conservatives say they'll meet that target by 2030. now it's seen as an attempt to shi

garbage and 4 dead bodies were collected from the peaks around everest in the himalayas and brought downe end of sports news, 17:45 minutes. thank you for your companion. have a good time. in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful. peace be upon you viewers different. millions of yemeni people marched in support of gaza. yemenis came to the streets this friday to declare their support for the palestinian people and chanted anti-american and anti-zionist poems, nasr al-islam.

the video shows a drone carrying three oxygen bottles from everest base camp up to camp one, and thenack down to the base camp. it's hoping that these kind of drone deliveries will make life easier for sherpas, who risk their lives navigating the ice on everest to deliver supplies. the whole thing is so challenging, but even the drone seems challenging to take that stuff off. but wow, what about safety equipment it might be able to do later on so much. that is a huge advantage. i feel like we're living in a sci fi movie these days. it's just so many changes with that ai and drones and everything. yeah, and we're talking about ai preventing fires in the santa cruz mountains, man. it's everywhere. remarkable. yeah. all right. enjoy the sunshine this weekend. take care. bye bye. in

the drone company says it thinks this could revolutionize mountaineering on everest.our climate in crisis, the ocean covers more than 70% of earth, and with the official start of summer just two weeks away, june also marks noah's world ocean month. so while many of you head to the beach to enjoy, it's a great opportunity to highlight how we can take care of our oceans here to give us more insight, meteorologist veena arana, you've been checking it out. i have, and you said it covers over 70, yet we've only explored about 5% of the ocean. terry and that means that there's a lot left undiscovered. but of course, there's actually a lot of benefits beyond looking beautiful to the ocean. so let's start with the first one. and we're talking about it helps with climate regulation. the ocean transports heat from the equator to the poles. this helps regulate our climate and weather patterns. the second is transportation. did you know that 76% of the u.s. transport involves some form of marine transportation? not only that, but the ocean also provides food. but it's more than j

the video shows a drone carrying three oxygen bottles from everest base camp up to camp one, and then it carries trash in the backpack down to the base camp. it's hoping that these kind of drone deliveries will make life easier for sherpas, who risk their lives navigating the ice on everest to deliver supplies. the whole thing is so challenging, but even the drone seems challenging to take that stuff off. but wow, what about safety equipment it might be able to do later on so much. that is a huge advantage. i feel like we're living in a sci fi movie these days. it's just so many changes with that ai and drones and everything. yeah, and we're talking about ai preventing fires in the santa cruz mountains, man. it's everywhere. remarkable. yeah. all right. enjoy the sunshine this weekend. take care. bye bye. in. >>> tonight, the record-breaking heat wave threatening millions of americans. the heat dome in the west driving temperatures to new highs. 111 degrees in las vegas. 113 in phoenix. the new ice immersion bags first responders are using to save lives. we're tracking the danger. >>>

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the cargo was delivered by drone to everest for the first time.en cylinders and supplies to the base camp at an altitude of 6.00 m. the chinese device breaks speeds of over 70 km/h and is capable of carrying up to 40 kg. this will make life much easier for tourists and guides who carry things, food, equipment, and even food up the mountain. they can't go down i have to travel lightly, i have to take the trash with me, now the drones will take over this work, and just imagine, i’ll start saving people, that ’s the same thing, or carry it back and forth to save the climb. well, thanks to our scientists, soon there will be no need for sockets or batteries, they have come up with a material that produces energy, about the technologies of the future andrei negru: this is our laboratory sun, a solar simulator that very accurately simulates the entire spectrum and strength of sunlight, it is on it we check the characteristics of those solar panels, hologenide pyrovskites, these are the materials that formed the basis for... solar cells, their price can b

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the video shows a drone carrying three oxygen bottles from everest base camp up to camp one, and then it carries trash in the backpack down to the base camp. it's hoping that these kind of drone deliveries will make life easier for sherpas, who risk their lives navigating the ice on everest to deliver supplies. the whole thing is so challenging, but even the drone seems challenging to take that stuff off. but wow, what about safety equipment it might be able to do later on so much. that is a huge advantage. i feel like we're living in a sci fi movie these days. it's just so many changes with that ai and drones and everything. yeah, and we're talking about ai preventing fires in the santa cruz mountains, man. it's everywhere. remarkable. yeah. all right. enjoy the sunshine this weekend. take care. bye bye. in. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kate hudson, chrissy teigen and john legend, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> que

. >> absolutely think about this we don't have the fiscal cliff we have now everest i would not even see the super bowl , this is the olympics this is bigger than the olympics we have a debt ceiling to expire and the beginning of january next year we have the expiration of the trump tax cuts and job acts, by the way that tax break to virtually every tax bracket expanded the child tax credit double the standard deduction and businesses were able to invest long term in the capital investment and have certainty and of course let's not forget he took on the regulatory regime not just to 241, on regulation which was stifling in the economy but they were going 17 to one and cutting regulation to put one on the books, no one is talking about the $10 trillion in u.s. treasuries that has to be refinanced or the regulatory rules that are going to be put on the books in january of next year that of condom under the biden administration this is a disaster if the tax cuts expire this means financial and economic ruin or the united states if this is not a massive call we need one reason i don't kn

just became mount everest. federal agents raided 3 other places including the home of david and andy do they along with other family members own and operate. california waste solutions. >> the city's recycling service and frankly has had a pass that was well known in oakland as being under investigation themselves for an campaign violations. all seen the boxes. >> being carted out with documents they will sit down with him or her or the cadre. u.s. attorney's involved. all right. let's go through all of this legal expert, former prosecutor. >> and current defense attorney michael cardoza says now agents are going over. all that was taken out. we have suspicion that someone committed these particular crimes. let's see if we have information here. >> that absolutely proves that i can prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. so they will about this. so it's going to take them a bit of time. although the mayor has been out of the public eye, her attorney did release a statement on her behalf saying, quote. >> mayor thao

just became mount everest. federal agents raided 3 other places including the home of david and andy do they along with other family membs own and operate. california waste solutions. >> the city's recycli service and frankly has had a pass that was well known in oakland as being under investigation themselves for an ethical campaign violations. all seen the boxes. >> being carted out with documents they will sit down with him or her or the cadre. u.s. attorney's involved. all right. let's go through all of this legal expert, former prosecutor. >> and current defense attorney michael cardoza says now agents are going over. all that was taken out. we have suspicion that someone committed these particular crimes. let's see if we have information here. >> that absolutely proves that i can prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. so they will about this. so it's going to take them a bit of time. although the mayor has been out of the public eye, her attorney did release a statement on her behalf saying, quote. >> mayor

la primera dominicana que escalÓ el monte everest. evelyn: sÍ.oy. viendo a todo el equipo aquÍ. francesca: estamos pasando bonito. no podÍa faltar el merengue. vamos hablar del Álbum. sÉ que estÁ siguiendo el delegado de tu padre. cÓmo estÁ usted? estÁ roberto. cÓmo esta? y henry. muy bien. quÉ significa para ti estar trabajando con ellos que estuvieron tanto tiempo? >> creo que son las personas que me dan el soporte. francisca: tienes esa guÍa clara. sÉ que tu padre no te ha dejado sola en ningÚn momento. ha compartido en varias ocasiones que se aparece en sueÑos. >> no se me ha parecido a mÍ, pero si a mi esposa que ha soÑado con Él. en un momento Íbamos a grabar un tema. le dijo que ese no es el tema. incluimos ahora en el segundo Álbum. en el primer Álbum no quiso que lo grabÁramos. francisca: el caballo te esta guiando desde el cielo. >> es asÍ. mi madre tambiÉn me dice muchas cosas. a todos les doy las gracias. francisca: hoy vamos a cantar un popurrÍ. vamos hacer un paseo con el merengue. tienen que cantar. todo el mundo que separe a baila

but it is thought that they did summit everest. remember? his body. oh, did you remember? yeah. they, perfectly preserved. other perfectly preserved. yes. even the, there were labels inside his jumper that showed it was his, you know, and things like that. but as they do on everest, they left the bodies when they found them there in 1999, they left his body there. it's disappeared . are you it's disappeared. are you joking? no. they've been another research team has been sending up drones and things like that. they know exactly where that body was, but it's gone and it's not been covered in snow or anything because it doesn't snow on that particular part. it's gone. it's gone. and they think it was a chinese team who was sent to get rid , to literally sent to get rid, to literally get rid of the body, because of the scandal that there was a growing scandal about how many bodies have been left on everest. right. and they think it was a chinese team who were preparing for the olympics and wanted to sort of clean up various areas so t

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about a chinese tech company that's completed the wells 1st successful drone delivery test on mount everest. the a was to transport equipment between camps and removed any remove any waste left behind on the mountain. at altitudes above 6000 meters, it's hoped that drones could one day reduce demands on local net police guides, will have to make dangers johnnies to remove the rubbish and deliver live saving supplies on the mountain. and that's it for now, but we will have the news out for you in about 25 minutes time will bring you all the latest on what has been happening, and garza with continued is riley attacks on refugee camps and rage the highs. the on the say dot be reporting from central cause the seems to be a trend of showers, be able to entrust, total q and o points to the east of the heat. warning on the cypress is probably going to taylor. we still gotten because he is full cost of $42.00, which is chrysler reco to $43.00 and a bit is probably altering the playing golf turkey a big shelves, particularly around the capital. in fact, last night there was lightning in the sky, but

c, j, a chinese tech company has completed the wells 1st successful drone delivery test on mount everest. the aim was to transport equipment between camp site or move waste left on the mountain at altitudes about 6000 meters. its hope the drones could one day reduce demands. i'm definitely as guide to make things as funds to remove rubbish and the live service flights of his times national football team are a step closer to qualifying for the 2026 will comp that through to the 3rd group state, each office, securing a point from a draw against lebanon on the styles, 2nd in the asian qualifying group, 5 points ahead of 11 on the months left, the top 2 teams, and each group of progress that result secure talestine response of these 2027 asian companies in saudi arabia. all right, well that's it for me down in jordan for now. don't go away because the news continues here on out to 0 off to counting the cost spectrum. thanks for watching the the merest particularly hot in the desert. southwest of the us was tempted in the middle of 40 for that weren't lost. i'm just coming down saturday and s

craving the cranes remained such an iceberg, i don’t know, some kind of peak, some sort of manblanc, everestabout returning to it, turning to it, i don’t know, it seems like you can’t reach it, that’s me i’m already fantasizing about being such a kilo? the real history of soviet cinema, unfortunately it has not yet been written, but there is a topic that is developed very well, there are, as it were, biographies of people who have been studied perfectly, but at the same time, it seems to embrace such a modern canon, which rethinks looks at what really films, what remains of big films to this day, what kind of legacy lies behind this or that actor, his discovery of personal achievements, this does not exist yet, and it has yet to be written, including exploring, perhaps, some new biographical facts famous soviet actors, yes, here we can only advise our viewers to watch any film from samoilova’s biography, if you have already watched the cranes are flying, if you haven’t watched it, then of course you should watch the cranes are flying, and then again watch another film from the filmography ta

just imagine, two climbers are climbing everest, one says to the other: yes, forget everything... or something, to the fifth floor without an elevator, anyone can do it. yes, such an ability to joke at an altitude of 800 m is very rare. i hope it didn't go to waste? no, it's not missing. on stage, in the past a conqueror of mountain peaks, and now one of the best conquerors of humor, our beloved, leon izmailov. let's meet. i read in the newspaper that an english farmer mick willery, even remembered his first and last name, at the age of 58 he had 28 accidents, he broke many bones, when he... accidentally stepped on a potato, he broke his arm, when he stepped on a cat, he broke his leg and broke his head, falling from a horse that got its hoof entangled in a plastic bag, i’ll tell you honestly, i’m certainly not as lucky as this mikuri, but how lucky i am won’t seem a little either, i don’t know, but does this happen to you? here you are standing in line at the cash register, yes, everything is fine for everyone knocks it out, the cashier, and as soon as you approach, bam, and the

i have been telling people we have now gotten to the base camp of mount everest and we need to get tohe top of the summit. we have a long way to go. it is a hard journey ahead of us. but we are in a much better position then we were even a couple of weeks ago. caroline: is it a hard journey when it comes to the current administration? talk us through what sab121 was pushing for. it seemed for individual banks to offer crypto investments but at the moment it is costly to do so. >> i think you said it right. staff accounting bulletin 120 one was guidance that came out of the sec a couple of years ago. it puts in place an accounting policy that makes it impossible for banks to go into the business of crypto. inherent in consumer protection is consumer choice. we want to have more responsible institutions that have the ability to offer crypto assets especially now that we have the spot bitcoin etf and will hopefully soon have an eth etf. congress realized this policy was passed without any public input. gao viewed it as a rule which gave congress the ability to use a special congressional

sometimes, a turtle is also a beast, it doesn’t go 100 km in 10 seconds, you know, if you launch it from everestusand, but this is a trifle, what, what a trifle, yes, i think we’ll come to an agreement, let’s bargain, and there is a summer tire, it’s available, it’s available, with a discount, inexpensive, let’s do it, 10,000 discount, tires in... a gift, well, 10,000 is certainly a bit much, 5.00 is your middle, no, my friend, seven and free tires, no, seven is too much, you’re leaving me out completely, well then look for another buyer, okay, wait, take it, 7,000 and free tires, well , thank you, let me know what progress you have made. for the triple murder, there is a description of the villain, bald, uh, in a mustard jacket, there are witnesses who identify him, so it will be easier with the evidence base, well, you first catch him, what about the versions? the first version is murder with the aim of taking possession of a narcotic drug, the second is revenge on one of the crew members. rather weak. there is also another version: perhaps the doctors became eyewitnesses to some other crime a

matter to the american people joe biden made his job even more difficult, and it was already a mount everest size, a hill to climb. >> simon simon, i see you shaking your head, but if you look at columnists across the spectrum thomas friedman for instance, joe biden is a good man, a good president. he must bow out of the race. >> yeah, i do want to say that this idea that the poles are shifting towards trump is not true. i mean, there have been dozens of polls taken and the majority of polls have the race shifting two to four points to biden over the last few weeks. and this idea that virginia and minnesota are going to be in play, or just absurd. i mean, it's a saya, it's a psychological game. the trump campaign is playing and so we've got to stay focus is democrats put her head down, do the work. it may got a little bit harder, but i still think we're going to win this election let me ask you about an issue and talking about hurting and struggling many, many millions of women in the united states have seen their fundamental human rights overturned by the supreme court and donald trump he b

first up, "the world's first drone delivery on mount everest was a success." that's fantastic.p closer to fulfilling every sherpa's dream: to sit on the top of the world and have amazon drop off a blu-ray of season two of "the golden girls." we love you, blanche. next up, mcdonald's is reportedly planning to end its a.i.-powered automated drive-hru order-taking experiment after too many wrong orders, including bacon on ice cream and a $222 mcnuggets bill. yeah, 'cause $200 worth of mcnuggets has to be an a.i. mistake. no one would do that on purpose. because when you finish a normal portion of mcnuggets, you always say "that was enough mcnuggets. i do not want any more mcnuggets." and bacon on ice cream sounds terrible. next up, in internet etiquette news the word "bot" is increasingly being used as an insult on social media to razz someone you know is human, according to the leibniz institute for social sciences researcher dennis assenmacher. of course, the science of insults is extremely important to dennis assenmacher, due to his lifelong condition of being named dennis "ass

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his ancestors include mathematician george boole, who invented the basis of computing, and george everestin named after him. but as a boy, hinton himself could never climb the peak of expectations raised by a domineering father. >> every morning when i went to school, he'd actlly s to me, as i walkedn the drew, get in there, and maybe when you're twice as old as me, you'll be half as good. >> reporter: dad was an authority on beetles. >> he knew a lot more about beetles than he knew about people. >> reporter: did you feel that as a child? >> a bit, yes. when he died, we went to his study at the university, and the walls were lined with boxes of papers on different kinds of beetle. and just near the door, there was a slightly smaller box that mply sa, not insects. and that's where he had all the things about the family. >> reporter: today, at 76, hinton is rered after what he calls ten happy years at google. now, he's professor emeritus at the university of toronto, and he happened to mention he has more academic citations than his father. some of his resrch led to atbots like google's bar

i'm glad mount everest is come and gone. go to mars. rosemary on what's going to be a mighty hot week? yes temperatures are going to warm above average for the weekend. >> and then a significant heat up that will bring excessive heat risks to parts of the bay area for the week of 4th of july. giving you a look. there over the blue sky. plenty of sunshine this morning, a little bit of fog right along the coastline. this will begin to burn off. we will have partly cloudy skies at the coast for today. mostly sunny for the rest of us. let's talk about this excessive heat. watch first before we focus on what we can expect for the weekend. notice it begins on tuesday. we'll go all the way until friday. so we're talking about days of excessive heat. it's time to start planning now. here's a look at where we're seeing it for the north bay valleys. and hills. the entire east bay, including the east bay shore, which has not been included in most of these heat advisories in the past. and the peninsula. so this is something new for certain areas of

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. >> a drone of the first of its kind on mount everest a kerry three oxygen tanks from base camp at 17000e had to withstand below freezing temperatures and fierce winds, it also brought something back down the mountain as well, more than 30 pounds of trash. a beaver at a california zoo indulged in a self-care day, the beaver named peanut had a full day of crunch therapy peanut was more than happy to crunch down on lettuce, the san diego wildlife alliance says crunch therapy is good for the soul in a public relations upcountry representative called tina and abbasid at the san diego zoo. five baby meerkats make their debut at the san antonio zoo and now they need names. the zoo is asking for the public's help in picking names for the names, it went viral when the zoo posted a video on tiktok, it will only take a year for the baby meerkats to be fully grown. you can make your suggestions by contacting the zoo via the website. that's all fox reports on this sunday june 9 at 2024. i amon scott, thank you for joining us this evening. we will see you next weekend. ♪

just became mount everest. >> federal agents raided 3 other places, including the home of david and andy do they along with other family members own and operate. california waste solutions. the city's recycling service all seen the boxes. >> being carted out with documents. now what the government will do, what the fbi will do that take all that paperwork back to their office and they will sit down with him or her or the cadre. u.s. attorney's involved. all right. let's go through all of this legal expert, former prosecutor. >> and current defense attorney michael cardoza says now agents are going over. all that was taken out. we have suspicion that someone committed these particular crimes. let's see if we have information here. >> that absolutely proves that i can prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. so they will about this. so it's going to take them a bit of time. although the mayor has been out of the public eye, her attorney did release a statement on her behalf saying, quote. >> mayor thao is ready, willing and able to cooperate fully with federal investigators. she has nothing to

>> mount everest. >> jimmy: oh, that's interesting. [ laughter ] of course, some inmates get things by cigarettes, candy, or cash. what would you trade in prison? >> don jr. >> jimmy: okay, all right. [ laughter ] all right, yeah. >> and eric. >> jimmy: all right -- you're going to throw in eric, too. okay, i understand. look, a lot of inmates also spend time exercising. what would it be like for you to do some weightlifting in the yard? >> ahh! [ laughter ] [ groaning ] >> jimmy: okay. all right, all right. take it easy. take it easy. [ laughter ] just so we have it, what size handcuffs do you wear? >> tiny little. tiny little. [ laughter ] last question, what do you think you'll be doing after one night behind bars? >> thumb in mouth, saying, "mommy, take me home! mommy --" >> jimmy: all right, thank you. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you for your time. thank you very much. ♪ donald trump. [ applause ] some more trump news. yesterday in las vegas, he held an outdoor rally in over 100-degree heat. trump spoke for an hour in extreme heat. and you can tell that the higher t

just became mount everest. >> federal agents raided 3 other places, including the home of david and andy do they along with other family memb own a operate. california waste solutions. the city's recycling service all seen the boxes. >> being carted out with documents. now what the government will do, what the fbi will do that take all that paperwork back to their office and they will sit down with him or her or the cadre of u.s. attorneys involved. all right. let's go through all of this legal expert, former prosecutor. >> and current defense attorney michael cardoza says now agents are going over. all that was taken we have suspicion that someone committed these particular crimes. let's see if we have information here. >> that absolutely proves that i can prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. so they will about this. so it's going to take them a bit of time. although the mayor has been out of the public eye, her attorney did release a statement on her behalf saying, quote. >> mayor thao is ready, willing and able to cooperate y with federal investigators. she has nothing to hide. it's un

just became mount everest. we've all seen the boxes. >> beiarout with documents. now what the government will do, what the fbi will do that take all that paperwork back to their office and they will sit down with him or her or the cloud or a of u.s. attorneys involved. all right. let's go through all f have suspicion that someone committed these partarlinformation here that abtely proves that i can prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. so they will about this. so it's going to take them a bit of time. >> mayor taos attorney just released a statement saying, quote, mayor thao is ready, ling and able to coate fully withfederal investigators. she has nothing to hide its unfortunate that she had to endure the bad optics of having the search warrant executed on her home. she would have cooperated with this investigation without the need for the search. she will continue to do the work. oakland expects from their mayor and provide the federal governmentth whaver infoation they are seeking. we have no information that she is or will be the target of this or any investigati

that is a mount everest to climb to be quite honest with you.that is about bringing those particular facts and that information to the different instructors and professors and kind of sharing that information with them. be it through e-mail or printing something or showing a book or trying to get them interested in these particular aspects of ukrainian culture, what is past, what's happening today. otherwise that needle is not going to shift because in academia, there is situation. you have a routine. you have your systems. you have your teaching in place. why rock the boat? to rock the boat, i think it really needs to be at a student level, to be quite honest with you, to share this information informationwith those particular instructors, for them to take it seriously. once again in that decolonization process, we have a researcher on our staff who two years ago when the war broke out created a twitter account and it was called ukrainian art history and it ise and she started calling out the biggest museums saying hey, this artist is ukrainian

inside of mdu, there's a business, everest. inside of southwest, they ipoed a business century. so we think just like exelon spinning off constellation, there's great businesses that can be separate. and what we're right to do is find hidden assets and value in an otherwise reasonably placed market, but look at utilities, because they have a secular tailwind behind them. >> interesting. alumna is a relative new investment for you. we haven't talked about nit in while, broadly speaking, ever since icahn was in it and had the whole grail transaction that is obviously not happening. why do you like that name? >> it's a great business, trading at a reasonable business. that volatility was driven by them in the middle of covid, buying a diagnostics company called grail. and they have alumna's core business is enabling technology for genomics. they do the sequencing of dna. oh, by the way, in an ai-driven world, what are we going to need more data from health care, that's going to come from sequencing the dna. the core business is a gentlemen. but they bought a business that was losin

start tearing everything apart, because china is a huge technological, financial pyramid, such an everest 800 billion dollars, so much with the united states of america, but let’s be realistic, in this case we are in a state of war with the west, the west now, you’ve already talked about this, is in such a hysterical state when it understands that it will not be possible to simply save ukraine, and over the past weeks, we have been discussing the history of the fact that the west constantly talks about escalation and drawing in some first. and then, one way or another, yourself into this conflict, in this case a completely unique role of north korea arises, which firstly, on the one hand, it is completely independent from anyone, it is not at all afraid of any sanctions, it does not lose anything from breaking with the west, in general there is nothing to do , unlike china, the most important thing is that it has been in the cold for many decades a war frozen by the united states, while having a huge army, a huge military-industrial complex, it has been going on for many decades. has no c

chinese tech company that has completed the wells, the 1st successful drone delivery test on mount everest. the english to transport equipment between camps and remove waste left behind on the mountain altitudes above 6000 meters. its hope the drones could one day reduce dom loans on local net police guides and make dangerous climes during the rubbish and to live a life saving supplies. well that's it for me, myself is news out, but we're going to bring you around from all today's top stories very shortly in just a couple of minutes. a full bullet and coming out for you with a lot of vs. sorry, shortly. stay without the she says she went to vote on syria to provide a 27 year old active as the as healthcare services as being working as an i'm didn't start with nursing, the eyes of his governments with my citizenship. most of all, i was surprised in the 1st part of the series. we found it was totally the pushy shape worker to see confronts the news. the piece citizenship verification on a walmart citizenship. fact, if i'm proven in a sense, i don't want to win honest, technically stake liste

bring you a chinese tech company has completed the well 1st successful drone delivery test on mount everest. he a was to transport equipment between cams and remove waste left behind on the mountain altitudes above 6000 nieces. it's hard to drive could one day reduce demands on local net police guides make dangerous johnnies to remove rubbish and to deliver live savings supplies. firearms have been use out of the back with another full bus and for way around tops of today's top stories coming up in just a couple of minutes. you're watching. ouch is era the before the war, 8000 patients cross the alpha and beta noun crossings. every month to receive treatment abroad, that number has dwindled to elizabeth. $5000.00 evacuated and 7 months of conflict . pushing through the pain, 11 year old doreen by a pin finally walk again. dream couldn't move her legs after an air strike killed 60 members of her family and gaza chest. good, good. i thought i'd have to stay for more than a year in the wheelchair. i was asking my aunt if i'd be paralyzed forever. this facility was filled with a 22 world cup. n