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they compared this to hiking mount everest with no guide underwater.ned. >> kimberly: i believe. you never give up. >> dana: we have little time but i would say the will to survive is amazing but also human ingenuity, that humans have been able to figure out the technology and we have the will to survive like that is amazing. >> juan: they can't even feed them. they can't give them solid food. i'm amazed they survived. >> greg: i could not last -- you know when the elevator at fox news gets stuck for a minute, i freaked out. i have stuff with me at all times. the fact that these kids lasted that entire time in an enclosed space is amazing. it's probably the resiliency of being a kid. you don't think about stuff as much and maybe they can be seen as an adventure but i wouldn't have lasted 12 minutes. i would have resorted to cannibalism. >> juan: what do you carry with you at all times? >> greg: none of your business. it is prescription. >> juan: i would be scared. i agree with greg. "one more thing" is next. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hot

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the appetite for adventure tourism is reaching ever higher peaks , with travel to mount everest now aap but that's not enough to stop many keen trekkers going. pamela parker reports. we are finally here at everest base camp and it has taken this eight days to get her. i have to admit, i am feeling a little bit broken. it is physically challenging. but that is physically challenging. but that is also why it is so rewarding. anyone who has been on this track will never forget and that is why the brand everest has built such an economy around. i saw a lot of films about everest so just getting here was a dream of mine. tourism is important of everest economy. just a few months ago, the local started clicking money from the tourists. for the infrastructures. there definitely are some players in the market that are trying to undercut pricing, the challenge with some of those agencies is the level of reliability and response ability but their tracks. thousands of people are still stranded after a dam collapsed in a remote part of laos — killing more than two dozen people and forcing thousan

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that's the heightclimbs of mount everest.. because each day she chooses to take the stairs., at home, even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics, clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress that travel up her body with every step she takes. so keep on climbing, sarah. you're killing it. dr. scholl's. born to move. >>> we need to work every day from now until the election for your family, for your community, your country, for your constitution. this november, i need you to get your friends, get your colleagues, get your neighbors and get your ass out to vote. is that okay? get your ass out to vote. >> as president trump, ' already in campaign mode, he's probably been in campaign mode since he's got nominated. the midterms four months from tonight. you know the stakes. democrats trying to win back the house, republicans trying to hang out. we thought we'd take a look at new numbers we've been getting. a lot of different ways we could look at this. we talk

jake, you compared this climbing to mount everest.of not knowing how you are going to get out of this thing, if you are going to get out alive with these boys who don't even know how to swim, to climb mount everest without doing any training beforehand. as we are watching this footage and seeing these pictures inside this cave, walk our viewers through what they are experiencing, likely right at this moment, with these boys. >> well, i mean, it's like i said before, you know, there are stages to the climb, but let's be honest, we've got six out. we've got seven more to go or six more to go. you know, getting down off of mount everest is just as dangerous as getting up it. so, you know, they are going through right now, they are probably terrified. >> yeah. >> either that or they are completely relaxed, one of the two extremes more than likely because they're not going to be able to see anything. so it is going to be like being in a dark closet, you know, in the water, not knowing where you are going, not knowing what's happening. they

one of them told us it's essentially like trying to scale mount everest.hey are basically trying to do that two days in a row because yesterday, they rescued four boys. had to halt. middle of the night. they wanted to get more oxygen in the tanks. they had to regroup. they had to rest. these divers are going through miraculous and heroic efforts here. let's not forget that one highly trained retired thai navy seal just three or four days ago died because he ran out of oxygen. he was somebody who knew what he was doing. thieves boys have very, very young. this is incredible operation. ainsley: we hear stories about adults getting in situations and we unfortunately have to report that they don't make it through something. but to know they are little children. little soccer players. we consider all relate to this story. we all have kids who grew up playing a sport or we played a sport. it pulls at the heart strings of people around the world. u.s. is working closely with the government of thailand. one of the parents of the kids sent a note inside to the coac

scarlet: and i know remembers are -- members are responsible for conservation in mount everest, conservation the south pole. what does that entail? rae: being a fellow at the fellowship level means i am a scientific contributor at this field. it is not just some when you believes in science and exploration, but i do it myself. it is their highest and most prestigious level of membership, which is great. what is really unique about this year's cohort of new fellows is it is majority women, who have been brought on. this is an organization that once was men only. was my: that conversation with american museum of natural history conservation scientist rae wynn-grant. there are all of these people you read about, and then there are these new entrants, women, who will be changing it as well. lisa: i love how she got into this by watching television. scarlet: we are the generation that gets into everything by watching television. lisa: but i give it hope -- but it gives me hope for my kids who are being raised in an urban setting. scarlet: but they will get interested in something based on video g