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he's the only person to journey to both and mount everest, all in the same year.ing back. is it ever going to be enough? >> my old answer would have been a very robust no way, it was never enough. i'm not so sure now. >> reporter: because of the cancer? >> yeah. >> reporter: in 2021, larsen was diagnosed with colon cancer. they told him it was terminal. >> trying to think about what those few years would be like with my family and my young kids. to say it was difficult is an extreme understatement. >> reporter: but the prognosis was wrong. he needed chemo, radiation, and had 14 inches of his colon removed. he never thought he would live to do this again, pack his bags and head back to the north pole. why put your body through that again? >> to see it again when i thought i would never do anything again. for me, it feels like the right thing to do. >> reporter: because when you've touched the top of the world and survived the predicted end of yours, risk is only opportunity to live wildly. david begnaud, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and that's the "overnight news" fo

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he climbed mount everest, although they are serving their sentences for committing a crime, but workingvery important to them. there are many people who we love . they are paying their children from these iranian rights by the women and children foundation at their own expense. very good, the average income of ninja is very high i'm happy that i'm working. i've taken a lot of work off my hands. mansoor, the head of the prison . when, for example, god, look at us, let me give you a bow tie , so that i can tell you about some things in the technical work of the 206 switch . 206 has a special box. start to control the welding quality and do this we gave the open quality between the companies of the piece, get drunk, complete carpet weaving and handicrafts, the art of penmanship, which trained 100 prisoners. we started with five people, 35 people, less than the work we do, mostly bowl carving, turning and wood carving. 1,401 prisoners were working in 300 fields in 1,000 workshops. in 1401, this number exceeded 50,000, but currently we have 45,000 salaried prisoners whose products are produc

many years ago, the great british explorer, george mallory, who was to die on mount everest, was asked he want a climate? he said, because it is their spaces. they and we're going to climb it and the moon and the planets are there. and new hopes for knowledge and peace are there. and therefore, as we set sail, we ask god's blessing on the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked. thank you. thank you, lady. i am proud. to come to this city as the guest of your distinguished mayor, who has symbolized throughout the world the fighting spirit of west berlin. and i am proud. and i am proud to visit the federal republic with your distinguished traveler, who for so many years has committed germany to democracy and freedom and progress. i had to come here in the company of my fellow american general clay, who. who has been in this city during a great moment of crisis and will come again, if ever needed. 2000 years ago. 2000 years ago, the proudest vote was he with romana? so today in the world of freedom, the proudest boast is if being on be leader. i

he is the only person to journey to both and mount everest, all in the same year. >> my old answer would have been a very robust "no way." it was never enough fearful i'm not so sure now, becaus of the cancer. >> yeah. >> reporter: in 2021, larsen was diagnosed with colon cancer. they told him it was terminal. >> trying to figure out what those years would be like with my family and young kids. to say it was difficult is an extreme understatement. >> reporter: but the prognosis was wrong. he needed chemo radiation and had 14 inches of his removed. he never thought he would live to do this again. packed his bags and head back to the north pole per. why put your body through that again? >> to see it again when i thought i would never do anything again. for me, it feels like the right thing to do. >> reporter: because when you have touched the top of the world and survived the predicted end of yours, risk is only opportunity to live wildly. david begnaud, cbs news, los angeles. >> norah: and inspiring us with his dreams. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah

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 wking to overcome this problem. - 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 inc

most importantly, about why you want to tackle young onset dementia and why you want to climb mount everestere's a mountain to climb as regards getting the fruit and veg, you want in your local supermarket. how are you faring at iceland ? how are you faring at iceland? we're okay. i mean, i couldn't sit here and say we're in a much better position in terms of our fresh produce offer than the competition . it's a struggle for competition. it's a struggle for everyone . however, as you know , everyone. however, as you know, we focus on frozen and sales of our frozen vegetables . 25% fresh our frozen vegetables. 25% fresh batch is a much smaller category for us and therefore it's a much smaller problem for us than than everyone else . but it is everyone else. but it is undoubtedly an issue and all i'd urge is for customers to bear with us. we will get through this. it will just take two or three weeks to sort it. and like you've referred to, there's been a range of culprits names. but ultimately, this is about the weather in morocco and spain. and there's not really much that i or any of my co

a father| of three, hari grew up in the shadow of three, hari grew up in the shadow of mount everest.ming into eastern parts of england. the winds are light today. temperatures have not changed at all, really, overthe today. temperatures have not changed at all, really, over the past few days, typically 7—9 this afternoon. overnight tonight we keep generally cloudy skies, then we can see a few more showers arriving as well, there could turn wintry of the higher parts of scotland, where dust clouds break will see that i am, a lot of cloud tomorrow, and thicker to give us more showers around, maybe something brighter with some sunshine across central southern scotland, even northern ireland and later in the north—west of england, but on the hole that will be cloudy again, and ifanything but on the hole that will be cloudy again, and if anything the temperatures may be a shade lower tomorrow, 6—7 30 typically. colder weather to come into next week, this is when the weather really starts to change, bring the risk of some snow in some eyes and frost widely as well, all because we will find