incredible line stretching to the summit of everest it was taken by a nepalese climber named near moll poor john mark karr we have a photo of both his twitter account which is where this photo was originally posted if we can bring that up now this photo really was quite shocking because it's an absolutely gorgeous photo but you see this incredible line and what i have ended up happening was teams of climbers had to line up for hours to get to the summit and when you're standing in that in that. cold in that lack of oxygen for hours you're risking frostbite you're risking altitude sickness those are 2 of the biggest killers on everest there was a tour going to that told the a.f.p. that one person who was stuck in this traffic was stuck there for 12 hours and dying because he was stuck there and here's the thing about everest in a permit to climb the mountain you can't just show up and go up the mountain the lebanese government has issued over 400 permits to climbers from all over the world so far this according to the b.b.c. and the number of people somebody everest is on track to break

. >> good afternoon, president moll moller caen i'm the policy director for the tuolumne river trust and welcome commissioner maxwell. i'll always be grateful for a resolution you championed ib 2007 on the board of supervisors that got the p.u.c. to look to an alternative to the program that would not increase diversions from the tuolumne. at the time they were proposing an additional 25 million gallian per day the projections were 285 million gallons per day. last year it was 19 6. you were a leader and were right. we worked together and conserved water and all got along. i missed the march 26 meeting when you discussed the resolution and i'll talk about that later. it was thought there would be a rationing of 85% and the n.g.o.s in addition to tuolumne river trust and the fish and protection alliance and sierra resource center. these are the groups that know most about the touolumne and mot engage and none were asked to participate. the ferc has a lot of problems we pointed them out in our comments and if they're not corrected it's going to be challenged. they basically gave the ir

here's moll a lenghi. >> reporter: from phone numbers you don't recognize and that never seem to stop. last year americans were bombarded with nearly 48 billion unwanted calls. today federal communications commissioner proposed new tools to arm the phone companies. >> we've authorized carriers to block robocalls from certain spoofed numbers. we've authorized the creation of a reassigned numbers database. >> reporter: the fcc will now allow major phone carriers to use a technology to block unidentified or unwanted callers by default. before you had to opt into the feature. consumers will also be able to opt in to receive calls only from phone numbers in their contacts list. cbs news technology contributor nick thompson. >> will this be effective? >> this will help. will it empty the ocean of bocal no. >> reporter: new call blocking technology will be able to trace the call's origin. if it's suspicious, the carrier can block the call from going through, but experts say the technology has its limitations. >> it's not clear if it can stop international robocalls. people who do robocalls a

[please stand by] >> before you were molling it, there was nothing to remol so potentially, that's a defacto demo. i'll talk to the department about that, but if that's the case, how would you plan on proceeding? it will no longer be an over-the-count permit? >> i have approved plan. >> they were to remodel a structure existing and you no longer have that structure. >> that's why we fired the contractor. >> you can't remol the structure. remodel the structure. we'll hear if the department, thank you. >> thank you. >> you'll hear from the planning department. >> somebody last their phone up here. >> thank you. >> planning department, so i think the appellant raised got points and i see serious issue with this permit. first, there's this whole structure at the rear itself. under 311, you can reconstruct a structure as allowed without requiring new notice, but there are a couple of twists on that. first, the structure has to be legal and second, it has to be code compliant. we have two issues because i, too, see any evidence of the structure being legal and doesn't appear on the sand-bo

this bill, we know, was molled in large part on the changes at san francisco made to the use of forceicy. believe it or not, san francisco is on the leadership on this issue just like so many other things. the new use of force policy in san francisco was coupled with training. and it had all those involved and all of those stakeholders at the table, the community, law enforcement, the police commission, everyone agreed with the process and we although that and like supervisor haney said, with the change of our use of force policy which had to be done based on what supervisor walton just said, with that change, and with the training that wept wit went with it, 30%e forces have gone down over the past years since we changed that policy, again, coupled with training. i think this bill also has to model that aspect of sanfrancisco's lead in this area, i really do. kevin mccarty, citing his support, with the officer involved in stephan clark, i did it by the book. i know that makes everyone just really ill, right? it brings him to conclude that it's time to rewrite the book. i don't disagr

outright defiance by the president, maybe that raises issues for middle of the road democrats and moll fies the hard core democrats. >> what about what we're calling the deterrence argument here? i've spent time with the mueller report. part one is decent from a criminal legal perspective for the white house. it is. part two is highly incriminating. but if you don't do enough, then do you risk allowing these things to go on? i want to play for your analysis chairman nadler today talking about what rudy giuliani is doing, which i don't think it's a victory lap, it's quite incredible. here is chairman nadler on seeking ukraine's help. >> we've come to a very sorry state when it's considered okay for an american politician, never mind an attorney for the president, to go and seek foreign intervention in american politics. >> first, i want to push back that the first part of the mueller report wasn't something that we should be worried about. the mueller report in its first part found there was systemic and broad interference with the election by the russians. they could just find no evide

instead, he shared that vladimir putin said it's not a mountain, it's a moll hill.n't sound like a president who told him to stop interfering in our election. >> it was a mountain and i wasn't privy to the whole conversation. you'll have to ask the president about that one. >> let me move to the hearing itself. after the hearing, you and i talked about calling up bob mueller to testify. you were open to it. senator graham had said no. then he sent this letter to bob mueller. should this be interpreted as an invitation to bob mueller to come testify before your committee? >> yes. and let me put this in context. i've been very supportive of the mueller investigation. never met the man. but by all accounts he's a good, competent, decent man. we have his report. you can debate the rhetoric or the discussion in it, or the spin or whatever you want to call it. but the conclusion is no indictment for collusion, no indictment for conspiracy, no indictment for obstruction of justice. i think many of my democratic friends have accepted that. some haven't. many of my democrati

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