the summit of mount everest in nepal, 29,000 feet above sea level.nning images like these are going viral, showing congestion at the top of the world. raising questions about safety in that thin air. 11 people have died on mount everest this year alone, making it one of the deadliest seasons ever. climbers standing in freezing conditions waiting to get to ascend. allegations that some were pushing and jostling for photographs on a space roughly the size of two ping-pong tables thousands of meters up, making a dangerous situation deadly. >> and you'd be sitting, sometimes standing still for five, ten, fifteen minutes in very cold conditions with very low oxygen because of the high altitude and using up your oxygen while you were standing there waiting. >> ed dohring, a doctor from arizona, experienced the overcrowding firsthand and says his guide was so worried he'd be pushed off the summit he attached a rope to him. >> i didn't feel it was safe, to the point where i decided it was better getting my picture sitting down rather than standing up. >> rep

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find out how mike got on when he tried his hand at the mounted games.ary of this morning's main news. senior conservatives are calling for unity, after the party's worst local election performance in nearly 25 years. after losing 1,300 council seats, calls are growing for theresa may to set a date for her departure. there were also heavy losses for labour, but big gains for smaller parties and independents. votes are still being counted in northern ireland, where a62 seats are being contested in 11 council areas. the full results may not be confirmed until late tonight. so far, much like in the rest of the uk, smaller parties have been making some gains. 0ur correspondent, john campbell joins us now from belfast. what strikes you from the results so far? in respect not much is going to change. the dup will be the largest unionist party and sinn fein will be the largest national party and no councils will change hands. but what is interesting is the surge of the alliance party. it does not define itself as nationalist or as unionist and it has done well

he won the mount, he had won them twice in a row, ithink he is he won the mount, he had won them twiceis now less than it used to be, scottish conservatives are really quite odd about him becoming... are a looking ahead to boris is the headline, makes brexit bow and push for number ten. i put to use year, you have already alluded to, is see what the party needs? we think back to margaret thatcher, they got rid of her because she was threatening their position where they are, not to for the party so she is out. is boris what the party needs right now and if it is, is she going to be short—term once they deliver brexit, that's it. if he delivers brexit. if he does it will be a massive achievement especially for the conservative party and then after that it depends what type of brexit with the impact in what state the party is in after the next general election, assuming that is when it is scheduled in 2022, obviously, it could come sooner or make him sooner but isjeremy corbyn says, but a lot hangs on what happens in brexit, whether he delivers it the i can probably help to unify his par

a british climber dies on mount everest.in haynes fisher is the tenth person to die on the mountain this season. president trump is injapan for the start of a historic four—day state visit. universities in england are told not to "scaremonger" over finances as a review is expected to call for them to reduce their tuition fees by nearly £2,000 per year. and a victim of rape gives a moving and distressing account of how she was affected. that's in the victoria derbyshire programme review, in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon. the race is on to find the next prime minister after theresa may resigned yesterday. mrs may said she will stand down onjune 7th but continue while the leadership contest takes place. five conservatives have already announced they will stand but others may also put their names forward. party bosses expect a new leader to be chosen by the end ofjuly. but will a new prime minister be able to end the deadlock over brexit? 0ur political correspondent tom barton takes a look. to serve the country

he summited mount everest.hristopher kulish who was 62 is the 11th person to die this season in what has been a crowded rush to the top of the world's highest peak. here's nikki battiste. >> right to the top, should be a trip to remember. >> reporter: the allure of reaching mount everest's summit ultimately cost robin fisher his life saturday and today another death, american chris kulish. this man survived his climb last week. >> you run out of oxygen, you can die within a couple of hours. >> reporter: oxygen is vital to surviving the death zone. any area above 26,000 feet. that risk combined with strong winds and a record number of climbers jam-packed on everest peak this year have played a role in at least 11 deaths in just 12 days. alan arnette has climbed mount everest four times. >> you are using up a limited amount of supplemental oxygen that you brought along to help you survive and secondly you are just getting weaker by the minute. so in that respect, the crowds certainly are a contributing factor to

a british climber dies on mount everest.haynes fisher is the tenth person to die on the mountain this season a special edition of the bbc‘s brexitcast — from the day theresa may set a date for her departure. good afternoon. the race is on to find the next prime minister after theresa may resigned yesterday. mrs may said she will stand down onjune seventh but continue while the leadership contest takes place. five conservatives have already announced they will stand but others may also put their names forward. party bosses expect a new leader to be chosen by the end ofjuly. but will a new prime minister be able to end the deadlock over brexit? 0ur political correspondent tom barton takes a look. to serve the country i love. as she prepares to walk away from the top job, the focus now is on who might be the next person to step through the door of number 10 as prime minister. he wants the job. so does he. and her. and him. him too. we need a leaderfor the future, not just for now. of course we've got to deliver brexit, and i wi

yet another hiking death reported on mount everest.rst combat wounded veteran to summit the mountain about his experience at 29,000 feet. hello, everyone. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing" ." dozens of tornadoes touching down from colorado to ohio over the last 24 hours. meantime,

that is what some attributed to the increase in deaths in this climbing season at mount everest. >>>m thailand is now the first undocumented student to graduate from uc san francisco school of medicine. i want to show you who he is, he was born in thailand. his parents moved the family to the u.s. in 1999 when he was only 9 years old, because of economic hardships back in thailand. he later became part of the daca program, the program now in limbo, now he plans to become a family doctor, he hopes his family will inspire others to reach their goals, even while his immigration status is still not certain. >>> a man is accused of slamming his car into a crowd of people in sunnyvale, now the army veteran is being forced to deal with fate. what attorneys may propose for him. and the community is united against the crying. >>> plus, the blaring train horns all throughout the night, leading residents furious. now, san jose mayor, is thinking about taking legal action. >>> it is a great thursday out there. >> good morning, i'm dave clark, we saw little spritzers of rain. and steve paulson is

a british climber dies on mount everest.in haynes fisher is the tenth person to die on the mountain this season. four children who were "rescued" from a house in sheffield yesterday, have been released from hospital. two boys, aged 13 and 1a, died in the incident. president trump is injapan for the start of a historic four—day state visit. universities in england are told not to ‘scaremonger‘ over finances, as a review is expected to call for them to reduce their tuition fees by nearly 2000 pounds per year. and in sport, victory over hearts lands celtic the ‘treble treble‘. more on sportsday at half past 7. good afternoon. the race is on to find the next prime minister — after theresa may resigned yesterday. mrs may said she will stand down onjune seventh — but continue while the leadership contest takes place. five conservatives have already announced they will stand — but others may also put their names forward. party bosses expect a new leader to be chosen by the end ofjuly. but will a new prime minister be able to end th

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. >> an american becomes the latest to die on mount erest. why so many lost their lives this season on the world's highest peak. >>> it was one of the gr test non-plays of all time. >> behind the bag! >>onight, remembering bill buckner and his rgettable moment. >>> and on this memorial day, flag ofgardens, hundred volunteers planting thousands of flags in honor of those who ouerve. >> anner: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. i'm kate snow in for lester on this memorial day and it's been a dangerous liday weekend for many just today reports of 11 more tornados across four states, 29 million for severe weather tonight with a tornado watch continuing through parts of indiana and illinois uding chicago and tomorrow 48 million people are in the path as that weather moves east. tonight, along the arkansas river there is a rush to protect homes from rising water. kerry sanders is in the flood zone tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the arkansas river over its banks in oklahoma and the water is still rising. in tulsa, some ne

. >> an american becomes the latest to die on mount everest. why so many lost their lives this season on the world's highest peak. >>> it was one of the greatest non-plays of all time. >> behind the bag! >> tonight, remembering bill buckner and his unforgettable moment. >>> and on this memorial day, flag gardens, hundreds of volunteers planting thousands of flags in honor of those who serve. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. i'm kate snow in for lester on this memorial day and it's been a dangerous holiday weekend for many just today reports of 11 more tornados across four states, 29 million americans are at risk for severe weather tonight with a tornado watch continuing through parts of indiana and illinois including chicago and tomorrow 48 million people are in the path as that weather moves east. tonight, along the arkansas river there is a rush to protect homes from rising water. kerry sanders is in the flood zone tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the arkansas river over its banks in oklahoma and the

for ordinary kids with ordinary ponies now the 250 mounted games clubs across the uk.heir riding is improving which is what it's all about. you have to have quite good balance because you falling off hurts quite a lot. what does it give you confidence wise? confidence, friends, a feeling of winning. while the mounted games are mainly for children there is an adult section as well and this will be my trusty steed, lucy. come on, see the control? one of the first skills you learn is vaulting, jumping on and off a moving horse. marcus makes it look so easy. while i, well,... jog on the spot, aim for it like a trampoline, two feet. two feet? run, run, run. that's it. keep that left hand going. it may have only been a pony but i was nowhere near. it's not going to stop me climbing on in the traditional manner. it's a tight turn, i've done it. it's notjust the horse that has to perform. and we're over. thankfully some races, you don't have to be on the pony. it's the trusted teamwork in this event. i handed to alex and off again. there are very agile and it's all about being

>> i this i the simple questions are mounting a lot faster than the answers. if you look at today's news reports, you know, cash burn is a very big issue for this company. tesla just raised more than $2 billion in new capital, yet notice elon music is saying at the currents run rate, that can be consumed in ten months. not a lot of time so that's a big issue. then there is model 3 demand by the way, the continuing issue of manufacturing issues with the model 3, which really haven't been resolved, it's hard to say, how much is supply, how much is demand the engine firing reports out of china, san francisco, et cetera. then you know elon musk stretched a little too thin with all its projects the answer we seem to be getting is fought really a coherent plan as much as trust me i'm elon. >> right >> i think the market is getting suspicious >> phil, tesla has been through plenty of tough times before what does he have to do this time around. the difference now everyone realizes is there is lots of competition out there. there are great electric vehicles that are se

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>> mounting pressure on the democrats absolutely.essure on the president and william barr the attorney general to try to deal with this issue because it is so obviously different from what they've done. pressure in a strange way also on the public to learn more about all of this stuff. this is the real deal. you might believe it. you might not. but you've got a 448-page report that tells things step by step, documenting everything, footnoting everything, discussing it in elaborate detail, and it gives people the chance and the opportunity to decide what it means for them. and our country. >> mounting pressure on social media as well. >> yes. >> thank you very much, larry. to see the entire video and the transcript of special counsel robert mueller's public statement on the russia probe you can get it on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> other headlines at 6:30 we continue to follow the violent weather in the midwest and beyond. another round of tornadoes have battered kansas overnight with storms reaching all the way to the northeast

the hikers went missing yesterday on mount barnaby.escuers searched for several hours and could not find him. until 8:30 pm, the wife got a paying of from his gps tracker when the helicopter found him 1000 feet down the hillside. they hoisted him to pull him out of the ravine a couple of hours later. other than disoriented he was okay. >>> a woman hopes to make history on mount everest very soon. she wants to climb up and back down in 14 days which has never been done. roxanne bogle was packing today before she heads to the himalayas. she has been sleeping in and altitude training tent plus spending time and oxygen restricted chambers at her day job. she said this regimen worked when she made her so-called rapid ascents. she has climbed five of the seven highest in the world. now she is setting her sights on the tallest mountain of all. >> out of it sure sheer curiosity i want to push limits and see what i am capable of. it is a science project. >> she has been doing daily workouts with climbing coaches since last summer. when she reac

a british climber dies on mount everest.obin haynes fisher is the tenth person to die on the mountain this season. four children are released from hospital — after two teenagers died in sheffield. a man and a woman are questioned on suspicion of murder. exit polls in the republic of ireland suggest voters have overwhelmingly backed reforms to the country's divorce laws. and in sport — victory over hearts, lands celtic the treble for the third season in a row. and at half past 11 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewersjohn stapleton and kate proctor — stay with us for that. good evening. the race is on to find the next prime minister after theresa may announced her resignation yesterday. tonight the former brexit secretary dominic raab — and andrea leadsom, who resigned as leader of the house on wednesday — joined the list of conservative mps who've announced they will run. reports in the sunday newspapers also suggest environment secretary michael gove is about to confirm his entrance into the conte

on the deadly price of the world's highest peak mount everest has claimed $11.00 lives so far this year experts claim is some of the crowds and the full issuing a record number climbing plants. plus the world of formula one says its final farewell to a motor sports legend taking will be buried today in his hometown of vienna austria following his death last week the peak age of 70. i'm not so much for joining us the german. the french president emanuel might call have clashed over who should take europe's top job merkel has made it clear she favors a german candidate for the post of european commission president has called for the selection system to be changed it comes as government heads meet in brussels to discuss the blocs leadership for the next 5 years let's have a listen to what the 2 heads of state had to say after last night's talks. because the german government is committed to the principle of the need to come to that however the parties represented in the coalition have different views as to which candidate is best suited to this if everyone just peace with their preferred m

should be a trip to remember. >> reporter: at lure of reaching mount everest's summit ultimately cost fisher his life saturday. and today another death. american chris kulish. lucas bertenbach survived his climb last week. >> just you run out of oxygen, you can die within a couple of hours. >> reporter: oxygen is vital to surviving the death zone, any area above 26,000 feet. that risk combined with strong winds and a record number of climbers jam-packed on everest's peak this year have played a role in at least 11 deaths in just 12 days. alan arnett has climbed mount everest four times. >> you're using up a limited amount of supplemental oxygen you brought along to help you survive and secondly, you're just getting weaker by the minute. so in that respect the crowds certainly are a contributing factor to these deaths. >> reporter: anyone without any specific skill level can climb mount everest. as long as they pay $11,000 for the permit and get one. a record 381 permits were issued to climbers from the nepal side of the world's tallest mountain this season. human traffic jams forced t

the man driving a beige 4 door bmw seeing low to the ground with tinted windows now mount view police asked if you know anything about the suspect or if you have seen that car driving around. go ahead and call their detectives as soon as possible. reporting live this morning, christina for news okay. thank you christina. >>and now to an update story we first told you about yesterday morning, a man wanted for exposing himself to underage girls in millbrae police think it's the same man who has done this on 2 separate occasions and they have a new sketch they want you to see of them and that they are looking for the first incident happened back on sunday may 5th. when a man exposed himself to 2 girls were walking on moss lane and then the most recent incident as happened on tuesday near taylor middle school we told you about this yesterday 2 girls are walking to school a man exposed himself to them and they ran in and called the police and in both cases, the girls say he was driving. a silver toyota carola. it's so alarming because it's happening more often and we fear that the behavior

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we just heard from an organizing chair from the union mounts moments ago . >> it is not just us talking with them. they are not talking with us. we look forward to a resolution to this and if we do come to a resolution, then there are two possibilities, either we will be back in the classroom tomorrow or we will have the day to come together as a unit and discussed the proposal and vote on it. >> every teacher i spoke with out here says they don't want to be out here. they want to be back in the classroom with their students, especially because graduation is coming up in mid-june. we do expect another update this evening and of course, this is a developing story and we will bring you any new information as soon as we get it. live in hayward, betty yu, kpix 5 . >>> the search for a woman who stole a puppy out of a pet shop in contra costa county . >> kpix is andria borba is live. >> reporter: there is lots of concern over this puppy who needs lots of extra care. >> she is a sweet little dog. >> reporter: this is iris, a 4 month old pitbull chihuahua mix. this is also iris, at a joeys pla

alexandra lee mount. >>also tonight clippers always tracking local stories, here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now we'll start tonight in the east bay where a massive fire destroyed 4 homes it happened in hayward to meet harris at 2 15 this morning safe. the massive flames in this video 2 story homes destroyed. we're under construction, the 8 other homes were damaged nobody was injured. and the cause of the fire is being investigated. jurors in alameda county began deliberations today in the case of a livermore couple who claim roundup weed killer. >>caused their cancer. the husband and wife are diagnosed in 20 11 in 2015, respectively they say they were exposed to round up for more than 3 decades because they sprayed it on weeds on several properties. monsanto the company that makes roundup says studies have shown that the product is safe. this is the 3rd case now to go to trial but more than 13,000 lawsuits have been filed against monsanto. nationwide. in the first case dwayne j

yet another hiking death reported on mount everest. i will talk to the first combat wounded veteran to summit the mountain about his experience at 29,000 feet. hello, everyone. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing" ." dozens of tornadoes touching down from colorado to ohio over the last 24 hours. meantime, evacuations underway in arkansas and oklahoma, as the arkansas river continues to swell. many homes are already flooded in the river is expected to reach a record crest. we have fox news team coverage. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking the flood and severe weather threats. we begin with matt finn in arkansas. >> happening right now, fort smith official tele 640 homes have been affected or already flooding here and they expect tt 1,000 homes by tomorrow when the arkansas river is forecasted to crest at 42.5 feet, double the flood stage and an all-time high. this river has been raging. we have been watching it rise. if you look out here, there is a lock and dam tower. the garage doors there, probably halfway underwater.

it's been set up it isn't actually running it's not operational you know frustrations with iran is mounting and you just wonder whether the chinese and the russians another asian countries can implement something similar from their side. just only briefly interrupt you there. on a general level how important is iranian oil for asia. over very important as you mentioned in your report earlier iran you know trying to import a huge amount of oil from iran as does india as as does japan and with with the you know it's of a particular quality heavy crude which you know isn't really produced in many other countries around the world venezuela does produce heavy crude but we know the issues in venezuela and where production has gone down significantly. you know but alleviating factors may come from a fact about us the russians do produce a lot of heavy crude and that could replace some of the lost be ready to ring in production but also you know it the view is that the u.s. and saudi arabia could easily pop up production and mitigate any lost all production that you know india china and the others

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a pair of studies in the british medicaljournal add to mounting concerns about heavily processed foodjames gallagher explains. this is ultra processed food. they are the foods that have been through the most industrial processing and often have a long list of ingredients on the packet. it includes popular items like busy drinks, chicken nuggets and brea kfast drinks, chicken nuggets and breakfast cereals. the two studies regularly assess the diets of more than 100,000 people and recorded what happened to their health. they should people who ate the most ultra processed foods tended to have the worst heart health and die earlier. it is not definitive proof of harm and experts have expressed caution. more work is still needed to explain what it is about ultra processing that might have a detrimental effect on our bodies. what we actually need to know is what's behind these associations. is it the ultra processed foods, and the nutritional content processed foods, and the nutritional co nte nt of processed foods, and the nutritional content of them, some kind of additive that is in them

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. >>> mount everest is seeing a deadly hiking season. why the tallest mountain no the world has been so treacherous, up next. . >>> at a least 11 people have died on mount everest this year, and two of the dead are americans. climbers say there is a surge of people trying to get to the summit and it is becoming increasingly unsafe. >> reporter: you have probably seen the videos and photos long lines of people standing on top of mount everest, all vying for the 29,000-foot highest peak in the world but it is becoming deadly. >> it is becoming a death trap. there are massive traffic jams and people are pushing themselves who are not capable of doing it. >> reporter: chris coolidge died last week, the second american to die in recent weems bringing the total number to ten. the area known for dangerously low levels of oxygen is difficult to navigate. >> you may make it to the top but you still have to make it down. >> reporter: mountain nears point to several reasons for the death log. weather is one factor. may is when the winds slow down m

after the extreme storm battered additional state scott reports now from pretty where there is a mounting concern about what happens next for the people left homeless this. sanyo ronnie park nyuk has lived in put for thirty years making a living selling souvenirs to tourists visiting this hindu holy city when cycled funny slammed ashore her life changed forever a muslim ummah get to libya let's talk about it we lost everything we don't have money to build a house or to even feed our family people have come to look at our house but no help we just want someone to help us rebuild. not far away in the village of two thousand people were brought to this school complex for shelter before the storm they were promised food in a place to stay for fifteen days. we are in big trouble we don't have a place to stay i'm staying with my family here they gave us food for two days and now want us to leave where will we go they should at least let us stay until we can

no poke my buddy of mount everest issued 381 this year at $11,000 apiece.ies even seen and passed by climbers as they eagerly scale the heights. >> we will have to bring in some policy changes, changes in behavior. >> it is not just the quantity but quality of the climbers. there is a call for better screening and control. >> for individuals who are dying, more leadership, inexperience. >> all mount everest had to say, the new mountain climbers more interested in getting a selfie at the summit than getting back safely with deadly results. bret. >> bret: greg, thank you. ongoing traded tensions with china to worry the market. the dow jones 238 and s&p 500 slip 24 and the nasdaq finished down 30 points. up next, ufo or easily explained? the navy is and has been looking into what a lot of unidentified flying objects. first, beyond the borders tonight the canadian government reportedly will formally present draft resolution -- the new trade pact to parliament on wednesday. it would press ahead with moves to ratify the united states, mexico, canada agreement aft

has been a lot of pressure mounting on robert a smaller as well on the department of justice the democrats have been calling for a complete an act of version off the report remember that the full report was published $400.00 pages of the report was published in april and a short while before that the attorney general published a 4 page summary in which she said that the president would be completely exonerated and try to keep himself out of the interpretation of the report he wanted to have the report speak for itself but that didn't really work out what happened afterwards was that a fight broke out between congress and the department of justice over and under addicted version over the interpretation of this report because the democrats in congress are arguing that there is enough evidence on obstruction of justice to indict the president but then his attorney general has been saying the contrary and there's been a big debate going on pressure was mounting there will be legal cases to be fought about the question of subpoenas that the white house is blocking and in this situation robert a

mount everest has claimed the lives of accused. experts. and. prevented. enough with discrimination on. drive to increase green spaces for. all residents. it's good to have you with us it's the world's highest peak and it was so much it for the 1st time in 1903 but this anniversary is dinged with sadness at least 11 people have died in the past few weeks due to bottlenecks on mount everest some of the deaths are being blamed on the high number of issued this season along with inexpedient slowing down the ascent another window of favorable weather also contributed to a climb on the mountain. e.v.f. likely is a canadian food make-a who has some of the evidence several times speaking to us from the falls capital of government to he described the situation on the mountain for the very 1st time with my own eyes i've been on everest 8 times i've stood on the summit 3 times now for the very 1st time with my own eyes i saw the infamous queues you know that are making headlines right now and on our way from camp 3 to camp 4 we can already see that there were you kn

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