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

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

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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

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,

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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

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

all right let's bring in any canadian filmmaker who's climb mount everest several times now he joins us from the poles capital katmandu and you you were climbing everest just last week i believe for a film you're currently shooting tell us what's making it so much more dangerous why a climb is dying so for the very 1st time with my own eyes that going 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 could already see that there were you know 40 or 50 climbers ahead of us and that evening there were over 250 climbers that reading to summit so the queues are obviously a huge issue you know the narrow weather window as mentioned earlier is also another issue and of course there's the grand issue of lack of experience on the mountain that's causing a lot of problems and many of these fatalities said the government simply be strict in the way it hands out climbing climbing punit. i believe so you know they should limit the number of pe

>>the deaths of 11 mount everest climbers this year has sparked debate and concern over regulations for climbing the world's highest mountain despite that nepal's government blames weather. but recent overcrowding in the area known as the death zone where oxygen is limited d to ha to this season's high death toll. cnn's arwa damon talks with american climber ian stewart who says it was a race of his life to descend the summit and he says he's lucky to be alive. >>this is the moment ian stewart says he trained 10 years for making the treacherous trek to the top of mount everest stuart planned an 8 hour journey to the summit instead. it took him 12. >>what point were you out when you realize and said to yourself. i think i'm doc. >>so the first point that panic really hit me was was at the summit. sos up there with with our guide. and he looked at me and was like a. we're both real and oxygen we gotta go. i was very lucky that one of our sherpas in our decided to to make the decision to bring oxygen up from the balcony. >>he says he never expected this climb could have been his last. he p

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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.

mount everest has claimed the lives of. our future prevented. with discrimination on. trees green spaces. 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 stinged with sadness at least 11 people have died in the past few weeks due to bottlenecks on mount everest some of the deaths blamed on the high number of issued this season along with inexperience slowing down the ascent and favorable weather also contributed to a climb on the mountain. even as i come he is a canadian food make-a who has some of that evidence several times speaking to us from if i was skeptical 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 could already see that there were you know 40 or 50 climbers ahead of us and that evening there were

. >>> 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

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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

. >> 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

. >>> an american climber has died on mount everest. that brings the death toll to 11 this year. 62-year-old attorney christopher john coolish of colorado died after reaching the top of everest. his family said he died doing what he loved, survived by his mother and younger siblings. there are concerns about overcrowding. crowds got stuck in a line of the summit, most people could only spend a matter of minutes at the summit without extra oxygen supplies. >> it has become a death race there because there was a massive traffic jam and people are pushing themselves, we're not even capable of doing it. they try to do it, they try to summit and instead of summiting, they kill themselves. >> wow. tourism officials in nepal say any suggestions that the deaths are related to heavy traffic at the summit are quote baseless. >>> burnout at work is real. just ask your doctor. according to the world health organization, burnout is now a legitimate medical diagnosis. it even appears in the w.h.o.'s handbook. the symptoms include feelings of energy de

>>how she survived those long days and nights and after the break a record number of deaths on mount everest is hikers try the daring climb to the top will hear from the bay area woman who just returned from scaling everest and if you want to skip the commercials and get more news during the break make sure you're streaming us on kron on man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>the recent pictures and video here jt stunning in this surge of climbers trying to make it to the top of mount everest is being blamed for the highest number of deaths there in 4 years and forced morning kelly talked to a berkeley climber who reached the summit the same day. this image was taken. >>at some level when you sign on the climb everest you have the realiza

>>berkeley nutrition and performance researcher roxanne vogel reached the summit of mount everest the same day this photo was taken which illustrates the overcrowding of climbers that some say is the reason it's been such a deadly year on the world's highest peak, 11 people have died this climbing season, including a 62 year-old colorado attorney the journey takes most 2 months vogel a veteran climber made in 2 weeks to get ready for the rigors of her ascent she spent 12 hours a day over 3 months either in a hypoxia chamber or tents, which simulates high altitude. she says she didn't see these crowds on the south side of the mountain which is controlled by nepal because she came up from the north side which is controlled by china and unlike the paul limits, the number of permits issued to climbers. bogle says one reason so many people were clogging the climbing route in what's called the death zone this year is because the weather gave climbers only a few days to make it to the p a much shorter time frame that in other climbing seasons and more people traveling on the same route means

also after the break a record number of deaths on mount everest has hikers attempt to you know do that daring climb to the top will hear from the bay area woman who just returned from making the climb and see what she has to say. >>is a banks are waking up with us we appreciate the company. they want to start their day job. it's good to have the company this or as have your coffee with us, you're waking up as we are waking up why early so that it does feel like you know that years or spent at this hour. >>and i think that's a lot of people are but whether always helps katyana looks little bit faster. the house is shaping up today really nice. finally warming up i know this is the weather that you like robins final the feel like summer out there so it is going to be a good day to get outside enjoy some sunshine enjoy some of that warmth to looking outside at the golden gate bridge. there is a foggy where that is streamed through this morning so watch out for that all out along the coast. it's really the biggest impact in visibility are going to. is at the tops of aries bay hills and the

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accusations of overcrowding on mount everest, as three more climbers die, taking the death toll this season to ten. the top prize at the cannes film festival goes to a south korean black comedy about social divides. hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump is beginning the first full day of his visit to japan. mr trump is due to play golf with the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe in the next hour. thouthapan is a key us ally in the region, trade is likely to dominate their discussions. the us is keen to negotiate a new trade deal that addresses what it claims is a trade imbalance between the countries. mr trump was greeted warmly as he arrived injapan with his wife melania on saturday. but despite those good relations, the key message from his visit is clear. we really have strengthened the enduring alliance between the united states and japan. it is really special. with this deal we hope would address the trade imbalance, remove barriers to united states exports and ensure fairness and reciprocity in our relationship. president trump in japan. our correspondent in tokyo, hy

other than disoriented he was okay. >>> a woman hopes to make history on mount everest very soon.he 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 reaches the summit she plans to eat a dehydrated ice cream sandwich. >>> that is tough. one of the best books about climbing on everest is into thin air. that book is gripping. if you want to get background on the audio is better. >>> we've got low pressure spinning over the coast line by tomorrow that will give us a chance of rain in the area but it w

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a british climber dies on mount everest.obin 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. exit polls in the republic of ireland suggest voters have overwhelmingly backed reforms to the country's divorce laws. from the improbable to the almost impossible, to the implausible! and in sport... victory over hearts lands celtic the treble for the third season in a row. and coming up at half past 8: ‘paths to peace‘ — the first of two special programmes on the efforts to rebuild the lives of communities devastated by war. good evening. the race is on to find the next prime minister after theresa may's resignation yesterday. mrs may has said she will stand down onjune 7th, but she'll stay on while the leadership contest takes place. five conservatives have already announced they will stand, but others may add their names to the list. a new leader's expected

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. >>> american is the latest to die descending mount everest. the concern about traffic jams trapping climbers in the destin. >>> wait until you hear what he has to say. >>> rains and thunderstorms. yesterday we had sent on, but it did not warm us up. coming up, when we do warm up? how long will we stay warm? the next closer next couple of days are closing in on 90 degrees. coming up. >>> kpix 5 weather is sponsored by mancini's sleep world. >>> placer county optometrist was the victim of a deadly shark attack in hawaii over the weekend. he will be remembered as someone who lived for adventure. >> i'm sorry that that happened to him. it is hard. because you know, just mean knowing him as a patient, i can imagine what his family is going through. >> reporter: she was her patient his patient for more than 10 years, she regrets not having the chance to say goodbye. dr. smiley was killed while swimming about 60 yards from shore. his family told cbs13 quote his happiness and love of life never wavered. but his love for his family outshined everything

. >>> a berkeley woman back home after amazingly climbing mount everest. coming during one of the deadliest climbing records on record. >> roxanne was standing at the top of mount everest only 3 days ago. that same day 2 climbers died after getting into a human traffic jam on the south side of the mountain right near the summit. always a deadly situation, the same thing that took the lives of quite a few people back in #. thaea know thin climbers usually have to bring supplemental oxygen tanks. >> when you get up there and you are stuck in those lines you only have a limited amount of oxygen and if it runs out and it's game over. >> that picture is extraordinary. it's like people lining up at disney lands but that's one of the most dangerous places on earth. roxanne made it up. she also did the climb in an incredibly short period of time going from the base camp to the summit in just 10 days. >>> deep blue and crystal clear waters, that's what travelers heading to lake tahoe can expect this weekend. scientists say the clarity has increased by 10 1/2 feet d

. >>> mountain climbers blame overcrowding for a deadly accident on mount everest.10 people have died on mount everest this year making at the deadliest climbing season in four years. climbers who just recently returned say they are concerned about what's happening at the world's i guess some that. >> i think there should be a limit on how many people go up per day. there's only a limited amount of oxygen. you might make it to the top, but you still have to make it down. mount everest. >>> 26 horses have died at santa anita racetrack since december 26. a horse injured his left front leg and died after losing blood flow to that leg. santa anita was close to racing for most of march while authorities investigated the racing surface for possible causes. races resumed after the board approved safety measures. >>> scott kelly is talking about why he lost his job in 2017.'s contract was amended because he complained a hostile work environment from, for women and men. he was expressing his more robo and they are expanding into agriculture. the first robot farm is operating

another american has died climbing mount everest. experienced mountaineers have warned the trek is dangerously overcrowded. christopher cullish is the second american to die while making the climb this year. he says based on an initial report kulish went into cardiac arrest, but he just hit his goal. nepal's government issued more than 375 permits this year. the most ever in a single year. and there's just as many guides that go up with those permit holders. the big focus now on what is known as the death zone according to the locals. it's considered the most dangerous part of the entire climb. the peak is 29,035 feet above sea level. the death zone starts just above 26,000 feet. the highest camp, camp 4, is just below that zone. that's where this man died after descending from the summit. one man that turned around at camp 4 because of a lack of oxygen, said he thinks the crowds are part of what is causing so many deaths. >> most people die this year, it's been carnage. i should say it's a death. there's massive traffic jams. people

>>another american mountaineer has died after summiting mount everest to the second american to die on the mountain this climbing season, 62 year-old colorado attorney christopher john coolidge died suddenly on his descent from the mountain today after reaching the top of everest this morning his family says he died as a member of the 7 summits club scaling the highest peak on each continent. they say he went up with a small group in almost ideal weather conditions after the crowds had cleared coolidge his death brings the death toll from the 9 2019 climbing season to 11 people that's double the number officials say typically succumb to the mountain in a given year. last week climbers became stuck in a queue at 26,000 feet on the way to the summit. it's known as the death zone because of the high altitude. mountaineers say difficult weather conditions. a lack of experience in the growing commercialization of expeditions are contributing factors to the backlog nepalese tourism authorities said suggestions that the deaths related to heavy traffic at the summit were quote baseless. >>ever

is seen as the ultimate prize for serious mountain climbers but this year getting to the top of mount everestple climing everest has sky rocketed recently. in the whole of the 1950s only six people summited. by the 1980s that number had reached 180 people. in the 2000s more then 2100 people tackled the mountan. now look it's doubled even since then. peaking at over 4600 people. there are times when a photograph tells a story better than words ever can — so take a look at this. this is the queue of people trying to summit everest. literally a queue. this mass of people makes getting up and down really hard. and all the time you're waiting it's a risk to your health. so has climing everestjust become too dangerous. alan arnette has climbed the mountain four times and summitted in 2011. hejoins us now from colorado. when you look at that photograph of people trying to get up that mountain, would you try something at the moment with keys like that? that photograph is shocking and it is completely unacceptable. i have asked myself that question and the problem is, when you get that close after yea

tom costello, nbc news, washington >>> coming up next, the chaos on mount everest.ur richard engel is there to night eye-opening ack now new look at the dangers around mount everest after at least 11 deaths this sean including three americans. richard engel talks to climbers tonight about what needs to be done to keep everyone safe. >> reporter: we set off today from katmandu by helicopter for the high him l himalayas. >> the weather changes so quickly, it was hot and now a rainstorm has rolled in. >> reporter: for climbers it is the desperate bid to reach everest and summit on rare days that contributed to the deadly bottle neck plus, we were told too many inexperienced climbers were able to buy permits. he said he has never seen the mountain so packed >> do you think things need to change >> yes it has to be a little bit limit. the number of people >> yes. >> climbers and guides we have spoken to support the government of nepal talking about toughening climbing requirements but few are convinced it will happen in this poor country which depends on tourism dollars

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. >>> climbing down -- climbing mount everest wants is a huge feet but one man did it twice in one week. . >>> a short sherpa in the himalayas has set a new world record. >> he has climbed to the top of mount everest more than anyone earth. today he reached the summit for the 24th time. term for 25 years now he is guided mountaineers to the 29,000-foot high peak. today's climb, his second trip to the top and the last week with only three days rest between climes. >>> back in the bay area, deputies and fire crews teamed up to rescue this six week old kitty. the cuddly creature discovered down a storm drain in cupertino, after a woman heard it. one deputy had the hopping to get the stray kitten out safely. >>> folks in colorado digging themselves out of wet, heavy snow. the unusual late-season snowfall was actually breaking many records, bringing down trees even in denver. residents in to be anxious for warmer temperatures. one woman in a suburb outside denver, shoveling snow in her flip flops. >>> darren peck standing by with our forecast. you are saying it's going to be a pretty nice we

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n >> the solutio we need to have a much stricter requirement on who climbs mount everest. >> reporter: every minute counts. >>> there is new information about the hiker who was lost for more than two weeks in hawaii. tonight, we're in maui where one of the rescuers showed our molly huntow easy it can be to get lost in that dense forest. >> reporter: after s searching for 17 d rescuers found amanda eller. she was badly injured with a fractured leg burns and a skin infection. >> the last 17 days of my life have been the toughest days of my life. >> reporolice stopped their official search after three days, so heramily along with a private rescue team began their own search. >> we never gave up. you can't. reporter: on friday rescuers were on the last ten minutes of fuel when they spotted her. troy was part of that team. >> everyone was making noise, she's there. it's amanda. we were all getting excited and the helicopter pilot was ll teing us to calm down, calm down. >> reporter: the 35-year-old had hiked this three-mile trail before but this time left her cell phone in nche car. >> osh

an american climber becomes the 11th fatality on mount everest this month. why is the mountain this crowded and so many climbers unprepared? >> there is no check and balance to make sure that people are up to the challenge of climbing mount everest. >> the latest on a deadly climbing season. >>> those stories, plus remembering bill buckner. >> behind the bag! it gets through buckner. >> tributes pouring in for a baseball great on the wrong end of one of most famous plays in world series history. >>> maui miracle. overnight the hiker rescued after 17 days lost in the jungle says thank you to her saviors. >> you guys are the heroes. >> we will talk to one of those rescuers just ahead. >>> and feeling the burn. why stress at the office is now being recognized as an official medical condition. today tuesday, may 28th, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to tuesday. a long holiday weekend. nice to have you with us. >> right to that