bhutan is promoting the himalayas. members are handing out postcards on which visitors can write out their addresses in japan and they will be sent back to them by post. a representative from kumamoto prefecture emphasized that progress has been made in rerebuilding most areas andnd t they're ready for tourists. also on display are some of the latest technologies geared to tourists. they include a smartphone app that can trtranslate informatio. plplace names into varioious languages. the event will run through sunday. >>> competition in the low cost smartphone market in japan is heating up as companies from outside the industry vie for a piece of the action. now tokyo's main utility tokyo gas is the latest company to start marketing low cost phones. sources say it will tie up with smartphone service provider plus one marketing which sells under the name free-tel. plus marketing will provide the phones and a service. tokyo gas has diversified into home electricity already. the company is expecting a discount rate starti

the group was on a trail in the himalayas. the trekking season in nepal attracts thousands of tourists every year. it usually begins in september when the seasonal monsoons sub sides but heavy rains triggered the slides in the mountainous area. >>> a southwest city is home to a treasure trove of buddhist cave paintings. and an artist has spent his whole life emulating these master pieces. >>> these buddhist temples were carved into sheer in over a millennium beginning in the fourth century. for many years the caves and the colorful murals they contained have something of a mystery. some of the techniques used to build and decorate them will be lost over time. but about 30 kilometers to the west, an artist is leading a project to revive this ancient art form. he was born here. he has made recreating the caves his life's work. he began 20 years ago using his own money. his inspiration was his parents who dedicated their lives to preserving the paintings. >> translator: in ancient times, buddhist wall paintings were a means for p

the group was on a trail in the himalayas. the trekking season in nepal attracts thousands of tourists every year. it usually begins in september when the seasonal monsoons sub sides but heavy rains triggered the slides in the mountainous area. >>> a southwest city is home to a treasure trove of buddhist cave paintings. and an artist has spent his whole life emulating these master pieces. >>> these buddhist temples were carved into sheer in over a millennium beginning in the fourth century. for many years the caves and the colorful murals they contained have something of a mystery. some of the techniques used to build and decorate them will be lost over time. but about 30 kilometers to the west, an artist is leading a project to revive this ancient art form. he was born here. he has made recreating the caves his life's work. he began 20 years ago using his own money. his inspiration was his parents who dedicated their lives to preserving the paintings. >> translator: in ancient times, buddhist wall paintings were a means for p

the two were last seen near himalaya street and quincy avenue around 10 on sunday night.. they're worried because dontae needs medication for seizures.. jasmine is 5-feet-2 - and weights about 105 pounds...last seen in a black shirt and pink sweats. dontae was in light blue pajamas. good morning! thanks for joining us on this monday morning.. thanks for joining us on this monday morning.. corey, gary and cheryl here... and marty has some wonderful waiting for tonight: the first presidential debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is here with a preview. tarhonda-- what can we expect to see? cheryl, it's anybody's guess. will trump resort to name-calling? will hillary clinton return the favor? we just have to wait until tonight to see. will get the first question in the 90- minute debate. the entire thing will be broken into 15-minute segments. it follows the theme: "america's direction, achieving prosperity and secuing america." that could get into immigration, jobs, the economy, foreign policy, leadership and more. it's not out-of-

. >> this is in the himalayas. the valley itself is around 13,000 feet. hiking. the summit in this area. >> basically that's the height from which people sky dive. >> they are way up there in the mountain. >> they haven't started their hike. this is day one at base camp and this is what they're seeing. >> say that's what you're about to go walk nothing. >> the good news believe it or not in this situation is that is not the route that they were going to climb. they were actually happy and thankful tt they were about to climb their route that they had planned was completely untouched by this. this was just one episode. they said that this entire valley was cracking and tumbling and sliding down this space the entire day and night. >> i can't believe that they stuck around all night while that was going on. like when the earth is moving like that constantly all night you can't see what's going on at some point it's time to go. >> i got to believe that these guys and their guides knew that did feel safe. otherwise i think yeah they probably would have hiked out of t

this is in the himalayas, the valley itself is around 13,000 feet. mavra taylor and his friends were hiking z-1, one of the summits in the area. >> that's the height from which people skydive. >> they're way up in the mountain. >> they haven't even started their hike. this is day one at base camp. this is what they're seeing. to go back to the hotel. that's what you're go to go walking into. >> the good news, believe it or not, that is not the route they were going to climb. they were actually happy and thankful that the south face they were to climb, their route they had planned was completely untouched by this. this is just one episode. they said that this entire valley was cracking and tumbling and sliding down this face the entire day and night. >> i can't believe that they stuck around all like when the earth is moving like that constantly all night, you can't see what's going on. at some point it's time to go. >> i've got to believe these guys and their guides knew that they were in an area that they did feel safe. otherwise, yeah, they probabl

the two were last seen near himalaya street and quincy avenue around 10 on sunday night.. they're worried because dontae needs medication for seizures.. jasmine is 5-feet-2 - and weights about 105 pounds...last seen in a black shirt and pink sweats. dontae was in light blue pajamas. good morning! thanks for joining us on this monday morning.. thanks for joining us on this monday morning.. corey, gary and cheryl here... and marty has some wonderful

. >> this is in the himalayas. the valley itself is around 13,000 feet. friends were out there hiking. the summit in this area. >> basically that's the height from which people sky dive. >> they are way up there in the mountain. >> they haven't started their hike. this is day one at base camp and this is what they're seeing. >> say that's what you're about to go walk nothing. >> the good news believe it or not in this situation is that is not the route that they were going to climb. they were actually happy and they were about to climb their route that they had planned was completely untouched by this. this was just one episode. they said that this entire valley was cracking and tumbling and sliding down this space the entire day and night. >> i can't believe that they stuck around all night while that was going on. like when the earth is moving like that constantly all night you can't see what's going on at some point it's time to go. >> i got to believe that these guys and their guides knew that they were in an area that they otherwise i think yeah they

county authorities want to find a missing baby and the mother so they were last seen last night near himalaya and quincy. that's where we find jamie jamie. >> this is where the mother and child were last spotted. it is cold outside and authorities believe the two may be seeking shelter, adding more urgency to the situation. the 4-month-old is in need of medication. here is their photo. 4-month-old dante and his mother, jasmine tolliver. the sheriff's office says it doesn't believe this is a custody issue. she was in a foster home with her son when they disappeared around 10:00 she is 5'3", 105 pounds. last seen wearing a black shirt with pink and gray sweat pants. call the arapahoe county sheriff's office if you know where these two may be located. live in arcounty, jamielery. >> thanks very much. >>> tonight marks the first of three presidential debates and the audience could be 100 million people. some political analysts say they even think this debate we have the latest from-off extra university. >> a new washington -- hofstra university. >> reporter: they have them in a dead heat tonight.

the motorcycle was hit by a car between himalaya and flanders causing the bicycle to burst into flames. we will have a few minutes. >>> a few inches either way and this car crash into a day care could have been so much worse. a driver in the car was in a chase with police and ends up just inches from baby's -- babys' cribs. >> and that man is accused of being high behind the wheel. adam hammond has the report. truck several children were taken to the hospital -- >>reporter: several children were taken to the hospital but i got off the phone with one of home with just a few bumps and bruises. that is amazing considering how big this whole was. police tell me this whole thing started because of a hit and run and a police chase. the driver was probably on drugs. hugs, gratitude and a look of relief on these day care worker's faces. they could have been in this spot, the lobby near the infant room. >> i was sitting over there on the desk. >>report: stars child care says the car came crashing just 3 feet from where he was standing. >> i was scared. there are no words to describe people give

. >>> tapped search for the two missing american hike nrs the himalayas has been called off. saturday, two helicopters flew over the the area but found no sign of the hirks. the families saying given how much time has passed and the harsh conditions, it was time to call off the search. the pair left on a three-day hike. back on august 21st. >>> finally, an amazing rescue at mount hutt. an 11-year-old boy dangerling feet above the ground. there he is. about ten meters above the ground, if you want to convert to metric. his father and uncle clinging to him while people on the ground set up a safety pad. thae let him go. the boy landing safely in the pad. emp on the the ground cheering while they happened. the boy is just fine, in fact, he skied away. >> really? rmgts he landed safely, got on his skis, skied off. >> how do people end up hanging off of the ski the way down. his wiggled out. his father and uncle were able to hold on to him. >> and when they rehydrated him later, did they do it in gallons or leerts? >> what time was it in guam when that happened? >> tomorrow. >> do

. >> reporter: we are in arapahoe county near quincy and himalaya. it is chilly out this morning. police believe her and her her child may be seeking shelter somewhere. again the most important part of this situation is that child is in need of medication. here's their picture. 4-month-old dante and his mother, jasmine tolliver. the sheriff's office said they don't believe this is a custody situation, she was in a foster home. 5'3", 105 pounds, her hair dyed blond and last seen wearing a bl sweat pants. you're asked to call the arapahoe county sheriff's office if you have any information regarding their whereabouts. >> thank you so much. >>> the latest on a woman recovering after being stabbed multiple times. the attack happened yesterday near hudson in weld county. our sean drove up to the small town where neighbors say a crime like this is so unusual. sights and sounds they've never seen before. >> it's kind of shocking something like this happening in our small community. >> reporter: at first one sheriff's cruiser came by and then several more with ambulances right behind. >>

this is in the himalayas, the valley itself feet. mavra taylor and his friends were hiking z-1, one of the summits in the area. >> that's the height from which people skydive. >> they're way up in the mountain. >> they haven't even started their hike. this is day one at base camp. this is what they're seeing. >> fellas, maybe they just want to go back to the hotel. that's what you're go to go walking into. >> the good news, believe it or they were actually happy and thankful that the south face they were to climb, their route they had planned was completely untouched by this. this is just one episode. they said that this entire valley was cracking and tumbling and sliding down this face the entire day and night. >> i can't believe that they stuck around all night while that was going on. like when the earth is moving like that constantly all night, you can't see what's going on. at some point it's time to go. >> i've got to believe guys and their guides knew that they were in an area that they did feel safe. otherwise, yeah, they pro

now, i visited about 80 countries, so i don't have too many more places to see, new zealand, himalayasl focus is on meeting people. last week i got to say good-bye to the best baseball broadcaster ever, 88-year-old vin scully, calling his last l.a. dodger game on sunday. he's an inoperation to me, a humble man who is brilliant at what he does. that's what i like to do, talk to people who are excellent at what they do. over the years i've managed to speak with guys like clint eastwood, sean connery, jack nicholson, barbara walters, all five living presidents and mike wallace, howard cosell. i found all of those people fascinating and they all taught me something. here's the tip of the day. when you see someone who is really good at what they do, and it doesn't matter if it's a carpenter or airline pilot, try to speak to them, you'll learn something and sometimes the benefit to you will be huge was as they say. this is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website. we would like for you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world, o'reilly@foxnews.com. name

this turns out to be the himalayas. >> yeah, that's -- there it is, man.t's the reason why you invest for the long term. >> oh, you like long term? i like to flip in and out of amazon or these stocks just flip, flip, flip, just make sure you catch none of the move into thin air, david. do you remember how that ends? >> i do. >> into thin air. >> yes. >> that is thnot this book. >> the interesting top five companies in our country is tech. not industrial, not an oil company anymore. it's amazon, facebook, google, microsoft and apple. >> speaking of which brings us to the macy's downgrade today over at credit suisse. they go to neutral $40 target. going into what they call the execution phase having put their cards on the table and how they're going to respond to this industry challenge. >> that was real negative. going into the execution phase, typically if they execute well you want to buy it, not downgrade it. that was a tough downgrade. >> dillard's outperform. >> i used to shop at dillard's. that's about all i'm going to say. >> used to. >> wow. >> what