i remember exactly that kilimanjaro is in africa and not in the desert. the lion king but uh happens to you purely theoretical kilimanjaro can be in the savannah. wow, what are your thoughts? so the answer to the question. what is the correct answer to the question of the extinct volcano kilimanjaro, height 5.895 m, is the highest peak in africa, this is so general information and cartoon actions really unfolds at the foot or majaro. as far as we know the twelfth question it's true that the heroes of alena vasilyevich syabry lenya and grisha cooked for the sign of the time torn off during the dictation. well, let's talk with andrey in valeryevich, whom no, they quarreled because of the grades in the geometry test, if i'm not mistaken, but they are for the dictation for sure, yes, well done. i'm glad that he answered correctly , realized that i already answered incorrectly, because there are too many details in this question. and there is not enough time to realize everything and immediately on clap button. then i stand and think, but how did you answer, i

i remember exactly that kilimanjaro is in africa and not in the desert. the cartoon the lion king uh happens to you. uh, clean theoretical kilimanjaro can be in the savannah? wow, what are your thoughts? so the answer to the question? what is the correct answer to the question, because the kilimanjaro volcano , 5.895 m high, is the highest peak in africa, this is so general information and the action of the cartoon really takes place at the foot of kilimanjaro, as far as we know. what did the heroes of alena vasilievich’s story, syabry lenya and grisha, cook for the sign of the time torn off during the dictation? well, let's talk with andrey in valeryevich, whom they quarreled with no because of the ratings. e on the geometry test, if i'm not mistaken, but they are for the dictation for sure, yes, well done. i'm glad that he answered correctly , realized that i already answered incorrectly, because there are too many details in this question. and there is not enough time to realize everything and immediately click on the clap button. then i stand and thin

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three years ago, i climbed kilimanjaro and cycled down just to prove that it wasn't going to get me.earth about his trip. even if he did pay $250,000 for a ticket 18 years ago. i think the opportunity to do something that's not been done before by many people at that price is a real bargain. the flight will lift off on august the eighth. ellie price, bbc news. and now to the remarkable story of an australian sailor who survived two months at sea. they were attempting a 6,000 km solo voyage across the pacific ocean to french polynesia — but their boat was damaged by a storm several weeks later. this meant the sailor and his best friend — were left drifting in the vast and hostile north pacific ocean — for two months! here he is — this is the castaway — tim shaddock — and on his right you can see his beloved dog bella. the pair set off from la pez, along the baja california peninsula in mexico, in april. they survived on a diet of raw fish and rainwater, and the pair were rescued by a trawler this week after a helicopter spotted them. and here is tim now — looking very thin but happy a

three years ago, i climbed kilimanjaro and cycled downjust to prove that it wasn't going to get me.elease, release. plane released. but despite this flashy promotional video, john remains pretty down to earth about his trip. even if he did pay $250,000 for a ticket 18 years ago. i think the opportunity to do something that's not been done before by many people at that price is a real bargain. the flight will lift off on august the eighth. ellie price, bbc news. just days before the women's football world cup kicks off in australia and new zealand , the australian team , known as "the matildas" , have demanded equal prize money with the men's game. around £84 million will be shared out among women's teams competing at this year's tournament, but that's just a quarter of what the men receive. fifa's president says the "ambition" is for equal prize money by 2027. katie silver reports. in 2015, fifa made us play the world cup on artificial pitches. the grass was fake and the disrespect was real. in 2013, we signed a new deal to make sure we got our laundry done for us. fifa will still o

three years ago, i climbed kilimanjaro and cycled down just to prove that it wasn't going to get me.e, release. plane released. but despite this flashy promotional video, john remains pretty down to earth about his trip. even if he did pay $250,000 for a ticket 18 years ago. i think the opportunity to do something that's not been done before by many people at that price is a real bargain. the flight will lift off on august 8. ellie price, bbc news. a sweater with a complicated royal history is up for sale. it's the so—called �*black sheep jumper�* princess diana wore to a polo match in the summer of 1981, one month before her marriage to then—prince charles. it set off a fury of specualaton over what message she might have tried to send. it is expected to sell for as much as $80,000 at auction later this summer. thanks for watching. stay with us here on bbc news hello. if you're wondering whether any of the heat that's currently affecting southern europe might head our way, well, the answer is a resounding no, but that is good news, i think, when you look at these temperatures. these

three years ago, i climbed kilimanjaro and cycled down just to prove that it wasn't going to get me.ease, release, release. plane released. but despite this flashy promotional video, john remains pretty down to earth about his trip. even if he did pay $250,000 for a ticket 18 years ago. i think the opportunity to do something that's not been done before by many people at that price is a real bargain. the flight will lift off on august the eighth. ellie price, bbc news. before we go. a sweater with a complicated royal history is heading to auction. princess diana wore the so—called �*black sheep jumper�* to a polo match in the summer of 1981. it depicts one black sheep amid rows of white ones. this was a month before princess diana's marriage to then—prince charles, and it set off a fury of speculation over what message she may be trying to send — if any. the item's expected to sell for as much as $80,000 when it goes to auction later this summer. thank you for watching. i'm sumi somaskanda. stay with us here on bbc news hello. if you're wondering whether any of the heat that's curren

i climbed kilimanjaro with him. he know he went to the mariana trench, the deepest place on earth in a submersible. >> and he gone to space as part of jeff bezos' blue origin process. >> space was amazing. i loved it. >> on saturday, june 17th, the 58-year-old brit posted on instagram, i am proud to finally announce that i joined oceangate expeditions for their rms "titanic" mission as a mission specialist on the sub going down to the "titanic." we are going to attempt a dive tomorrow. >> there are five individuals can go on each dive. three of those are mission specialists. those are folks who help finance the mission and active participants. >> that is stockton rush, ceo of oceangate. as well as the developer and the pilot of the titan submersible. >> with this i thee christen "titan." [ cheers and applause ] >> hamish paid oceangate a quarter million dollars for the trip that began in st. john's, newfoundland. there he boarded the "polar prince," the "titan's" mother ship, with other specialists for a 36-hour tri

so, you know, every year, an organization called water boys started by chris long, we climb kilimanjaro raise money for clean water wells in africa. we have this incredible challenge. we push ourselves to the limit, but also we're serving those who just don't have what we do have here in the united states, which is, you know, access to clean water and so many other things, that we're very fortunate to have. >> aaron, nate said something we have here in the states, access to clean water, seems pretty simple. how amazing is this country and why is it on this independence day it's so important to remain patriotic? >> it's pretty easy to be grateful for what we've got. we have a strong community. strong moral values, and we've got these defenders. like you guys. protect our nation. extremely grateful, and there are plenty of us around. i know i've gotten so much support since my injury, and i'm looking forward to celebrating a pretty warm fourth of july. >> nate, that's your message on this fourth of july? >> you mentioned it, in the intro, with the emerging vets. it's important to always h

i climbed kilimanjaro with him.ce on earth in a submersible. >> it's been a fantastic dive. >> and he had gone to space as part of jeff bezos' blue origin project. >> space was amazing. i loved it. >> saturday, june 17th, the 58-year-old brit posted on instagram, i am proud to finally announce that i joined oceangate expeditions for their rms "titanic" mission as a mission specialist on the sub going down to the "titanic." we are going to attempt a dive tomorrow. >> "the whole story with anderson cooper" airs tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. smerco smerconish up next. >> see you back here in an hour. remember the things you loved... ..efore asthma got in the way? fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma drive by eosinophils. it's designed to tget and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sor

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this is harpist siobhan brady and her father sean at the summit of mount kilimanjaro. triangle was. it kind of looks as if it is melded into the sign. that is the base of the harbour. she performed at the top of kilimanjaro and has described it as an unforgettable experience. you might want to carry snacks, provisions, tents, things like that. i was thinking about the acoustics, how beautiful it may have sounded. do you think the sound carries across the mountains? seen anything inside? i am across the mountains? seen anything inside? iam not across the mountains? seen anything inside? i am not convinced this stuff is very good but i'm going to tell you about it anyway. it says less than five minutes of daily chores can reduce the risk of some major diseases by up to a third. he doesn't do that? it says upping the intensity of daily tasks. i think it needs to be quite vigorous hoovering or something. needs to be quite vigorous hoovering orsomething. notjust needs to be quite vigorous hoovering or something. not just strolling around. i vigorously dust. you polish! i am