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last month, after intense training, they climbed all 19,341 feet of mount kilimanjaro, africa's tallestson was on the hike. >> it's painful. it's exhilarating. it's maddening at some times. >> he's burned really bad. >> where is he burned at? >> head to toe. >> the short version is i was in my garage. i lit a cigarette and there was a natural gas leak. >> he says the resulting fireball burned 80% of his body. he and others in the group who all went through the arizona burn center decided to train for the challenging climb. among them 12-year-old isabella mccune, who not only climbed, but also helped raise money for a new burn center. >> i was in the arizona burn center for nine months to the day. >> this is isabella on day five of the trek. >> today we are on mount kilimanjaro. tomorrow is summit day. feeling good and really excited to go to summit tomorrow. >> reporter: after 5 1/2 grueling days all eight made it to the summit. >> hi, mom. i'm off the mountain. >> i did it! > i did it! >> reporter: reaching the mountaintop, literally and figuratively. and all the while, raising money,

we have cam's kilimanjaro? _ picks are always wrong. we have cam's kilimanjaro? _ get a sign up on the hill. that is the winner. i had _ get a sign up on the hill. that is the winner. i had a _ get a sign up on the hill. that is the winner. i had a coming i get a sign up on the hill. that is| the winner. i had a coming back? get a sign up on the hill. that is i the winner. i had a coming back? if you can do without me, i am happy to stay. you are looking very at home, good to see. glorious at wimbledon this morning. a mild start to the day. temperatures 11 to 15. pollen levels are high or very high. in northern ireland and northern scotland they are moderate. for the next few days it will be dry for most of us. there is some cloud and rain which at times will be flirting with the north and west. that will be the change. becoming warmerforemost north and west. that will be the change. becoming warmer foremost as we go through the course of the week. you can see how much cloud we have at the moment in scotland go into the midlands and northern ireland. the odd spot

kilimanjaro just like the first day of the climb. days two and three are hard. you go through the saddle, as they call it your head hurts, your feet hurt, your acclimating to altitude four and five you start getting altitude and getting to the peak we're in the saddle. we're in this period of time where it's challenging we're rebuilding the execution machine. many good areas of progress we're seeing in technology, our manufacturing. but many of the products were years in the making as i showed up. >> pat. >> we always expected this would be more challenging and we're under way of rebuilding that team now we set the bottom and in yesterday's announcement, we weren't expecting such a sharp economic swing let's say we miscalculated that. part of this was our own execution. >> right pat, though, when you climb mt. kilimanjaro, you have to set your expectations. you have to save oxygen for the top. i just wonder, have you done that for arkets? you you lost credibility what grade would you give yourself 18 months into the job or this portion of the mountain, if you wi

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she has climbed mount kilimanjaro. a longtime bucket list item. please say she was in the path of a mack truck turning right. they were both traveling the same direction on a one-way street. >>> firefighters are watching for hotspots at a fire that broke out in san jose. it is in a vacant building on park avenue about one mile from the shark tank. it took crews about a few hours to get the fire under control. a neighbor said the building has been empty for more than a year. >>> we are on the eve of the primetime session of the january 6 committee. tomorrow night they will address the secret service deleting text messages. the secret service failed to recover deleted text from around the time of the insurrection. the agency blames a preplanned i.t. upgrade. >> migration was planned well before january to of 2021. >> on january 16, they were told to preserve everything. within a week or two they allowed it to be destroyed. >> we also expect to hear from sarah matthews and matthew -- . officials that both resigned after the attack. the hearing will f

i was going to climb kilimanjaro in one world.ded and that world no longer exists. here's a surprise. although, of course, they predicted. well, you know how it was for us. an unexpected event, then unexpectedly that they lasted so long, then there was an unexpected reaction. the world is on it and i think it's not all the surprise that sets us on fire, we have entered an era of irreversible change, and most importantly, inevitable. and how do we see? not everyone responds appropriately. i'm not talking now how right how wrong and who is right, who is wrong is not about that. we each have our own lives, we must save our health once and remain decent people 2 and try it all together combine three. but this is not the most unexpected thing to say. this is what happened. this is what is happening. it just happens to everyone. that 's why such a shock. and when do you live? go to work, eat deliciously, drink tea with a cake, watch tv. hee hee. ha ha chat with friends or friends on the phone. i take the recent past go to the resorts. a

mount kilimanjaro is going to have no snow left in ten years and obviously none of those things happenedthink the problem is there is so much hyperbole around the climate situation. then you get people who are gluing themselves to pieces of art, people doing these really radical, outlandish things, when you are not addressing the main concerns. when you're not talking about china, india, you are leaving these people to pollute the rest of the world and then it's supposed to be up to the rest of us to either pay the high gas prices or get on board with an electric car. i think people find it really frustrating to hear -- john, you just pointed out, from someone clearly flying around on the private plane all the time, talking to us and telling us that we are not doing enough and it's such a disaster. >> harris: talking down to us. >> lara: yeah. >> harris: i wonder what the conversation is like inside the white house, with the president going to beg for oil in places like venezuela, who are such dirty providers of it, willing to go to saudi arabia to beg when we could do our own here. but

no, then you know ahead, as they say tanzania on kilimanjaro akuna matata, or as they say, my friendtake us to the mountains. it's khalilov, everything will be fine. well, at the very least, no. let's move on. dinner time and the secrets of food, well guess what we have today we have a bird today bird's place in the diet of proper nutrition. you know there was a children's children's anecdote? in the room a herring is hanging on a hook, a man comes in and asks. and what is it you herring hanging on a hook answers him, my herring, wherever i want, hang there. like it here as well. i wanted to eat poultry today. so we will talk about the bird, especially since there are a lot of questions. oh eyes scatter. i started with my beloved, but the essence of the legs pierced something, they write it. listen, how boring it is, but do you count calories count count count count ? the bird is eaten with the hands, but we must break up the duck. in my opinion, the most delicious thing to eat from birds is a duck. although it would seem almost 300 calories per 100 grams. can such meat be considered

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