but kristin harila said she and her team tried for hours to help mohammed in treacherous conditions.ne, not from our team, and when this thing is filmed, and it is from many hours after that, and it's not like it is possible to just turn everyone around there, it's very hard to do a rescue up there, and it's notjust like to carry him down from there. mohammed worked as a porter to earn money to educate his children. wilhelm went to visit them and is trying to raise money to help them now that their father is gone. bethany bell, bbc news. that's all from us here in washington for now. we'll be back at the top of the hour with a special half—hour look at the tragedy in hawaii. stay with us here on bbc news. —— we will leave you now with this dramatic drone footage from inside the fire zone on the island of maui. i'm caitriona perry. do stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it is shaping up to be yet another unsettled weekend of weather, but that doesn't mean it's going to be raining all the time. far from it. while it will be showery and quite breezy, there'll be some drier spells too.

but kristin harila said she and her team tried for hours to help mohammed in treacherous conditions.ft alone, not from our team, and when this thing is filmed, and it is from many hours after that, and it's not like it is possible tojust turn everyone around there, it's very hard to do a rescue up there, and it's notjust like to carry him down from there. mohammed worked as a porter to earn money to educate his children. wilhelm went to visit them and is trying to raise money to help them now that their father is gone. bethany bell, bbc news. england's lionesses take on colombia tomorrow after edging past nigeria on penalties in their last game. colombia are the lowest—ranked side left in the competition but they have a huge following in the host nation australia. our sports editor dan roan is in sydney for us. how significant a moment is this for england? very, reeta, england will be waking up very, reeta, england will be waking up in sydney shortly knowing that they are nowjust up in sydney shortly knowing that they are now just two wins away from a first ever world cup final but a

the mountaineer kristin harila says her team stayed with him after he fell and give him oxygen and hotaround the corner". she said she understood more help was coming and decided to move forward to avoid overcrowding. how dangerous are these times and what's involved in getting to the top of these peaks? joining me now is alan hinkes, the first briton to climb all iii of the world's highest mountains. it took him three attempts to summit k2 before finally reaching the top. tell us more. inaudible last entry _ tell us more. inaudible last entry in _ tell us more. inaudible last entry in the - tell us more. inaudible | last entry in the mid-905, tell us more. inaudible - last entry in the mid-905, on my last entry in the mid—90s, on my first attempt, there wasn't a big team like there is now. on my first attempt, came across... hoping to come across two primers and came across one that had slipped off and his mate was about to do the same. but we turned around and helped him down. to be fair, we could help him down. to be fair, we could help him down. it took us about three days to get t