starting images were caught on camera by a drone flying above mount everest tech company d. j.i teamed up with chinese photography platform eight k raw to capture the air shots of the highest point of the planet. at 29,000 ft. and finally a different view from the top of the world. we have to show you these, the photographer north dakota capturing this display of the northern lights. it's gorgeous, it continued for hours headlines next. why hide your skin? if depiction has your moderate to severe eczema or a topic dermatitis under control? hide my skin, not me by hitting eczema where accounts depiction helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of exuma. hide my skin. not me, and that means long lasting, clearer skin and fast. it's relief for adults with vixen. you can show more skin with less exuma. my skin, not me. serious allergic reactions can occur. that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma

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is it true that the world's highest point mount everest was named after a man of the time?bout everest, of course, remember the height, well, at least the order of numbers. well, how many plus minus there and what other name do you remember everest remember and where is it so that the truth flies out of your head from stress. it 's okay. it's okay dmitry, i want to ask you, uh, about everest, do you remember the height, and the height is 8.848 m above sea level, but, unfortunately, is this game named after a person? i don't know exactly what the second name is jamal maybe, then you also know the third one, no, i don’t remember the third one, the third one is denis sagarmaha. yes, thank you very much, and how did denis answer the question? i answered no, dima a. what information do you have? well, it seemed to me that the name everest could well exist. well, geographer geodesist and army colonel george everest has never been to the highest point in the world, however, thanks to the efforts of one faithful student and contrary to the wishes of the famous cartographer, the mou

even in avalanches at top mount everest, incredibly, intelligent off-road vehicles are also mapping deep cave systems previously unknown to science, discovering a vast supply of rare earth elements essential for modern technology. - [shivani] artificial intelligence will clearly save human lives in the future, but there's a lot of terrain on earth that's too difficult to navigate on wheels. how will intelligent robots make their way over rainforests, bodies of water or even mountain tunnels? in philadelphia, jason derenick of exyn technologies is worng to overcome this prlem. - what we focus on is autonomous aerial robotics to enable drones to safely navigate in unknown or unexplored spaces. - [shivani] jason's team has built the first industrial drone that can fly itself anywhere. incredibly, these autonomous robots navigate without gps and map their enronment they go - [der] we focus on all aspects of automy, which includes perception, orientation of during flight, motion planning, and then finally control. - [shivani] but going from two dimensions to three dimensions requires an incre

is it true that the highest point of the world mount everest was named after a person of the time?nastasia heard about everest, of course, remember the height for sure. no. well, at least the order of the numbers. well, how many plus minus there, unfortunately, i don’t remember. and what other name do you remember everest do not remember, and where is it? so that the truth is everything there is a head flies out of stress. this is fine. it 's okay, dmitry, i want to ask you, uh, about everest, do you remember the height, and the height is 8.848 m above sea level, but unfortunately, is it supposed to be a game in honor of a person? i don't know exactly the second name is jamal maybe then you also know the third one, no, i don’t remember the third one, the third one is denis sagarmaha. yes , thank you very much, and how did denis answer the question? i answered no, dima a. what information do you have? well, it seemed to me that the name everest could well exist. ugh good. geodesist geodesist and army colonel george everest was never on the highest point in the world, however, thanks

but never on the first date [ audience cheering >> seth: an all-black group is planning to climb mount everests just a fancy way of saying they're going to try to vote in texas. [ laughter ] >> seth: amber, why don't more black people climb mountains >> we're just trying to let white people have something. you climb the mountains. >> seth: the new reboot of "sex and the city" features several queer characters >> also featuring several queer characters, your food co-op. [ light laughter ] >> seth: two black queer women recently opened a new lesbian bar in chicago >> and we're - jenny, this is a black joke. >> amber, this is a lesbian joke >> black joke! >> lesbian joke! >> seth: oh! looks like it's time for a quick draw two black queer women recently opened a new lesbian bar in chicago. >> and you know they're serving busch. >> "we're doing shots," said the police [ laughter ] seth seth, buddy, which one of those jokes did you like better? >> seth: when asked to choose between a black writer and a lesbian writer, i choose not to. >> oh, smart >> hey, seth, why don't you tell a joke >> seth: oh,

team "full circle," a group of mountaineers that plan to be the first black expedition to summit mount everesthese nails? girl, no! expense one i finely got them off the damn wall, i asked the only question on my mind, "why?" >> why? >> why. >> realistically, i think the why is because we've all been climbing for a number of years now. and all of our part is kind of come together at this one point to say, "hey, let's go to everest, because that's the path that everybody's on." >> there's only a handful of black people who have even been on the mountain, and because we're going to climb everest and it has the name, there's no way you can't talk about the lack of diversity. >> there is a lack of representation of black people doing this. >> black everest is deadly as hell. in fact over the 10,000 successful summits that have been recorded on everest, fewer than 10 of those climbers have been black. so what are some comments you all get when people find out you all are mountaineers. >> "black people don't do that black people don't do snow. we don't do skiing. we don't do camping." that can becom

. >> many years ago, the great british explorer george mallory that was to die on mount everest was asked why did he want to climb it. he said because it is there. space is there. we're going to climb it. >> let me close with this. there's a quote that when i made one of these speeches years ago, five, six years ago attributed to yo-yo ma. it was later attributed to vince lombardi. but whoever the hell gave the quote, it makes sense. here's the quote. practice makes permanent. only perfect practice makes perfect. >> neil: a bit of differentry in tone and enthusiasm. these are the things that are important if you're selling a program. president kennedy sold a very expensive program to get an american on the moon before the decade was out. this president a very big goal to cut cancer deaths in half in the next 25 years. it does get cumbersome. bill mcgurn, a cracker jack speechwriter for george w. bush now with the wall street journal. bill, i don't know if i'd be willing or eager to make a comparison to that speech 60 years ago. you? >> yeah, white houses, you know, always want those compa

the british subjects from new zealand, the beekeeper became the first man in history to summit mount evereste achievement seems symbolic at the time, britain on top of the world. but in fact britain was already over whether the british knew it or not. to this day britain claims to have won both of the century's world wars but they destroy that nation forever after victory came, humiliation. the empire evaporated in along with apron self-confidence, and ultimately had self-respect. it's hard to believe now, but britain was not always a regional banking center/refugee camp, it was a real place with a history in a language in a culture and a genuinely remarkable people. the country in the north atlantic the size of alabama that somehow took over the world and ruled it with decency unmatched by any empire in human history. the british empire was not perfect, but it was far more humane than any other ever. it is gone now, barely even remembered. queen elizabeth the second was that the last living link to a truly great britain. today on social media, the usual rules celebrated her death "may her p

you just don't get to the top of mount everest overnight. it takes time. and this is true.e complete list of theater. so people watching this canal and thank you for joining us pat in april and thank you for representing. i feel close to the filipino community. they've been so friendly to me right back at you. thank you, sal mornings onto the nine. the city of annual mariachi festival this evening. headlining act, which has entertained crowds for more than a quarter century there here for a live performance. naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling p

. >> many years ago, the great british explorer george mallory who was to die on mount everest, was askedcause it is there. well space is there, and we're going to climb it. >> let me close with this. there's a quote that when i made one of these speeches years ago, five-six years ago, attributed, i later was informed it was a tribute to vince lombardi. >> [laughter] >> for who ever the hell gave the quote, it makes sense. here is the quote. "practice makes permanent, only perfect practice makes perfect." neil: okay, so, i want to go to jerry baker, wall street journal at-large, the host, great writer , great thinker and great historian in his own right. jerry, i don't want to be unkind to joe biden but i know jfk. he's kind of like a historical friend of mine. that's no jfk. i'm wondering about the backdrop and using that as your launching pan, no pun intended. the comparison might be found wanting. >> yeah, no, i forgotten actually seeing that speech of kennedys. i'd forgotten that line about why does rice play texas and that's why we choose to go to the moon and a terrific example of h

becoming the first woman to summit mount lhotse and mount everest within 24 hours.ee nelson is also called the most prolific ski mountaineer of her generation. she's also a mother of two. authorities say they will continue their search but right now it seems like the chances of a rescue are slim. michael? >> all right, maggie, thank you so much for that. >>> now we'll turn to nasa's attempt to steer an asteroid by slamming a spacecraft into it as a practice run in case a giant rock ever threatens the earth. the probe successfully crashed into the rock at 14,000 miles an hour last night and our trevor ault has more. >> reporter: for the first time overnight nasa achieving the unprecedented, intentionally crashing a spacecraft into an asteroid. >> we have impact. >> reporter: a rare sight. scientists celebrating their spacecraft losing signal. a sign of successful contact with the target. bill nye even seen taking selfies with missions operations. this historic test known as dart, the spacecraft the size of a refrigerator, barreling through space at 14,000 miles an ho

take a look at this drone as it is released over mount everest capturing scenes of the summit and theailed flight plan, extreme beauty at the world's highest elevation, over 29,000 feet. amazing, amazing video there. >> wow. >> that is unbelievable. >> that is unbelievable. >> just stare at that. >> uh-huh. that's what i was doing. that's why i wasn't saying anything. we're all staring at it. >>> but coming up, ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney are here live. they bought a soccer club. why not? we'll talk about it. (music throughout) panera chefs have crafted a masterpiece... succulent, seared chicken... a secret aioli... clean ingredients... in a buttery brioche roll. made fresh, to leave you... speechless. panera's new chef's chicken sandwiches. $1 delivery fee on our app. meet zach. his work-life balance is anything but balanced. but when he gets on the bike, he becomes [thunder] zen zach. and zen zach rides with geico, because saving money and getting great coverage is totally chill. geico. savings and service for both your sides. pure leaf says no to settling. and getting great co

while serving in afghanistan is aiming to become the first above—the—knee double amputee to climb mount everestest, he'll need to adapt. i take this one out and just connect it here. we're just going to put some heating circuits in my stop. in my circuits. i'm very close to the ground so i can lift to my knees to move forward. so it's more about upper body strength. it will take him three times as long as other climbers to summit everest, but he's confident he'll achieve it. simply, we have got a choice. how we are going to live our life. it doesn't really matter about where we are from, who we are now. it's about what we do tomorrow. that's what it will become tomorrow. it is about living life in full and making a difference. the hardest part now will be raising the £300,000 he needs to climb the mountain. but nothing's beaten him yet. this won't either. that was james dunn reporting. that is amazing. we wish him all the best. and we will of course follow his progress. now, the latest sports news. the first match for england's women yesterday against austria. england's lionesses, the european

more than two decades, in 2012, she became the first woman to climb the world's highest peak, mount everest, as s well as the adjacent mountain, lots, and 24 hours. in 2018, she was named a national geographic adventurer of the year. after summiting pop sarah, a mountain of india known as the peak of evil fulfilling the 20-year goal. as rescue efforts continue my thoughts go out to the family, and all who love and admire hilaree nelson. we will continue to update you on the progress of this. we will right back. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage... choose safelite. we can come to you and replace your windshield. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> customer and grandkids: bye! >> tech: bye! don't wait, schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪