saying that the boards did not have sufficient oversight, so i think as was said, it will be like mount everestest to try and change. we will be watching the _ everest to try and change. we will be watching the vote _ everest to try and change. we will be watching the vote closely - everest to try and change. we will be watching the vote closely with l everest to try and change. we will| be watching the vote closely with it happening next vote and i'm sure a lot will change between 110w now and then. in other news, shares in the social media platform, reddit, soared some 12% in after hours trade, after the company announced a partnership with 0penai to bring its content to chatgpt. the deal is part of reddit�*s attempt to diversify beyond its advertising business — after it agreed to sell its data to train google's ai. that's it from today on business today, my first time opening the programme. and the new york opening bell is coming in new york in three hours' time. stay with us the top stories on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. the next women's football world cup will be in brazil.

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a british climber has set the record for scaling mount everest the most number of times by a non—sherpad these ladders dozens and dozens of times. i still don�*t like them. 0nce would be enough for most people, but this man is a veteran. no otherforeigner has climbed everest more times. it�*s 20 years since i first went to everest. 2004 was my first expedition there. many people will say to me, "why don�*t you go climb other mountains?" well, i do. but everest is the big draw each year, and i love it. and each ascent is different. his recent 18th attempt makes kenton a world record holder. i love the sherpa people. i love working with my sherpa friends. the culture, the himalayans or the nepali himalayans are very, very special to me. my wife, tongue in cheek, says, everest is my mistress. kenton isn�*t stopping, although having a young family does play on his mind. if we make a mistake, if we become blase or complacent with our decision making or things that we do, there is a possibility of dying. graham, chris and dorjee and the sherpa team, we summited sunday morning and we climbed p

mount everest saw two record—breaking climes on thursday. 54—year—old �*s scare the mountain for the the top, the 18th time. he's now back at base camp in a little earlier, i spoke to him and ask him how he was feeling. it’s ask him how he was feeling. it's aood to ask him how he was feeling. it's good to be _ ask him how he was feeling. it�*s good to be back down having had a safe and successful assent. what good to be back down having had a safe and successful assent. what was it like getting — safe and successful assent. what was it like getting for _ safe and successful assent. what was it like getting for the _ safe and successful assent. what was it like getting for the summit - it like getting for the summit for that record breaking time? well. that record breaking time? well, we didn't uuite that record breaking time? well, we didn't quite have _ that record breaking time? well, we didn't quite have the _ that record breaking time? well, we didn't quite have the weather - that record breaking time? well, we didn't quite have the weather we - didn't quite have the weather we h

two world records broken on mount everest, the most ever successful attempts british climber since the record. attempts british climber sets the record. international news from the bbc. will start in france and that prisoner escape is still on the run right now. two prison officers killed and three others wounded. showing you a couple of the pictures we have this is surveillance footage showing a black car that runs into that white van and as you can see, two masked menjumped out and fire at the officers. and just to the window there you can see where it appears to be a gunman. the prisoner thatis appears to be a gunman. the prisoner that is been freed is a notorious criminal who is with the gang in marseilles france. let us see where this happened. the motorway after earlier appeared in court. this is andrew. a brazen ambush on the french motorway and they record the moment a black car rams into a white police stand. does make masked and heavily armed men begin firing at the van. the gunman then somehow sets fire to their own vehicle next to the tollbooth. more footage filmed by some

so he just keeps going and he has been going since 1994, that was the first time he conquered mount everestn? ~ _, , ., since then? when it comes to ”lannin since then? when it comes to planning everest, _ since then? when it comes to planning everest, it _ since then? when it comes to planning everest, it is - since then? when it comes to planning everest, it is less. planning everest, it is less technical compared to the second highest peak in the world in pakistan. that is because the ropes and the ladders that are fixed just before the climb by other sherpas, that makes it easy comparatively for many people, even those who are totally new to climbing. that is one thing that has considerably changed with so many people coming. the flip side is, climate change, how it is changing the landscape, the ice and snow melting. climbers telling us they see water flowing down. and then the ice fall becoming very, very challenging and for the first time the natalie's government have allowed helicopters to ferry climbing equipment right up to the second camp, avoiding the ice fall. that is the chall

the chair of tesla has acknowledged that it will be like mount everest to convince shareholders to back a controversial plan to move the car—maker's headquarters so it can award its chief executive elon musk a pay package worth $56 billion. robyn denholm was speaking to the financial times ahead of a shareholder meeting next month. she said the vote was notjust important to the company but also to corporate america. the reason for the vote is that musk�*s pay deal has been blocked by a court in the state of delaware where the company is incorporated so tesla is now asking shareholders to support its relocation to texas. joining me now is erin delmore, our north america business correspondent. we should stress that he is not talking about whether shareholders support the move and the paid package, but actually whether she can get a request it percentage of shareholders to a ballot. what is that about?— shareholders to a ballot. what is that about? ., ., ., that about? you are right. there are two issues here, _ that about? you are right. there are two issues here, getting _ that about? y

hearfrom a record breaker — he is 5, and with his father he climbed all the way to the base camp of mount everest business today in 30 minutes�* time, we'll look at the business highlights from xi jinping visit to three european countries welcome to the programme here from our singapore newsroom, i want to start the programme with this from benjamin netanyahu — "if we have to stand alone, we will stand alone." those are the words of the israeli pm, after us presidentjoe biden confirmed the white house had paused a delivery of munitions, that could be used in a major assault on the city of rafah, in the south of gaza. for weeks america has said such an attack would lead to many civilian deaths — with more than a million palestinians sheltering in the southern city. the relationship between the two countries is more strained now that at any time for a generation. haitham is trapped. after three operations for a bullet wound that punctured his lung, he needs treatment abroad. all set to leave until israel captured and closed the rafah crossing. forced to wait in a tent.

it appears the message _ climbing mount everest. it appears the message of— climbing mount everest.talie pirks reports. when you stop your rivals making yet more history and defy all expectations, glory, glory indeed. all the talk pre—match was the future of eric ten hag and the owners watch with interest and they got a first half to savour, and the fan favourite seized his chance! the pressure was beginning to release. city were a heavy favourite but united were driving man of the match mainoo sending united into raptures, and prompting stunned anger from the manchester city bench. time to bring in the changes and this is more like it! onana had to face the danger posed by the champions but late in the game, not so composed. nervy times for fans well—versed in seeing their side throwaway leads... manchester united are the fa cup winners! but the burst of emotion on the final whistle said it all! surprised, elated. i thought we played really well. it's my birthday and is the best present i could ask for! they had a plan today which i haven't seen for a while but they played to wear

thank you. >> 748 here to new world records are broken on mount everest, the highest peak in the world29,000ft. a 54 year old guide who helps visitors scale everest reached the peak yesterday for the 29th time, the most ever by one individual. meanwhile, a 50 year old british mountain guide climbed everest for an 18th time. the most ever by a foreigner. he said to be in good health and already coming down the mountain. he first climbed everest in 1994 and has been making the trip almost every year since. wow >> all right. time is 748, so you've been busy. everybody behaving for you now? >> i would say so. i promised you a look at the south bay and we're going to do that here. i'm just looking here at what i can see on the maps here, and you can see that there are a couple of incidents. southbound 101 at yerba buena. there's an incident there. and also northbound 101 coming up on 85. there's a crash on the way up to palo alto. it might be just a little bit slower southbound, 280 at westborough. we've had that long standing overturned vehicle, and now we're beginning to see people saying

meet the woman who just broke an amazing record on mount everest. >>> and how about we peek out the windowutside this morning? to get a view of the bay. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪ we can tell you what it's capable of or you could find out for yourself. how we get there matters. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. >>> good morning, let's start off with live look at conditions in san jose right now. we've been monitoring the traffic alert through the morning. this is san jose 101 northbound connector to 880 and northbound 880 connector also closed through here. we got a big rig right behind that tow truck there. stuck on its side. and it's got 40,000 pounds of strawberries a lot of produce on that truck. so they are taking it off of that one and putting it on to another truck to get it out of the area. and also look you can see that as they pan over all those strawberries sitting on the side of the roadway. so sadly what a waste there. but hopefully they'll get this upright soon. and you can get that access to 101. in the mean

amir mohammad danaei is the one who raised the flag in may last year after conquering mount everest.n and imam reza , peace be upon him, had been hoisted on the summit. today , attending the national olympic committee , he presented both flags to the national sports museum. sepehr etemadpour, the national squash player of our country, won against the host representative in the first round of the international tournament in doha, qatar. thank you very much for your companionship and god bless you. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, greetings to you , dear viewers. the war council of the zionist regime is on the verge of dissolution. channel 13 tv the zionist regime announced netanyahu after the warnings

a climber just set the world record for the fastest ascent up mount everest by a woman. stop to sleep. wow. she said the first everest record six years ago scaling the mountain? just over 39 hours and mountains are her playground and loves it will always treat everyone equally. >> girl power. >> i mean, impressive. good for her. i don't know if i could -- accomplish that. but. >> you could. >> we know it. yeah. everest it's called the morning shover morning. >> we climb the four to five hours of news every morning and i'll take that instead. but so cool. >> you think of diana nyad and our local bay area swimmer amy just did it. so pacifica? got to give a shout-out to pacifica. just girl power. we shouldn't act surprised by this. >> we should just celebrate it every day. >>> time right now 5:56. still ahead. >> they have gotten rid of the benches and the -- ticketing kiosk it looks like. >> some people in the east bay are worried about losing an important transit option. their fight against closing the amtrak station. >>> and hit show mayor of kingstown returns for anothe

two climbers broke the record for the most number of ascents to mount everest. a local tibetan guide 29 and english mountaineer kenson crowe. before i introduce the guests of the program, i invite you to watch parts of the speech of mr. besarpash, the honorable minister. be on the road and build cities, then i will be at your service in the rest of the program. in the government, we do not have any law to monitor the prices of the market, the prices of rental housing , that is, anyone. he can sell his property in any way . this law gives the most basic tools to the government for more monitoring of the market. it is a very good thing, especially in the rental sector of various platforms, those who play a big role in pricing will be more limited. there will be more monitoring, this is a big event this year . considering that the rental season is approaching, the tenants will not be faced with very unreasonable numbers. according to the law, we cannot set a figure. the law of this law gives us an option according to the inflation, that a percentage of the inflatio

rita chaper has scales mount everest for record 30th time. the 54 year old broke his own record that he just that has 9 days earlier with his 2nd ascent of the season. he 1st reached your summit in 1994 and has climbed the wells highest mountain almost every year cents. and that is the news for now on. ouch is here. that's it for me. for the back to boat diary navigator will have in use our for you in about 15 minutes wide after the streets statement, the over 27000 photographs of dead and tortured civilians. have you seen the photo so and in the prosecutor ulton did traditional investigation for disappearance, torture and crimes against humanity in the final part of the series, which is 0 follows the fight for justice through the courts. fairly straightforward in terms of establishing command responsibility as families and a lawyer space, a terrible deal in the search for the truth. the lost souls of syria. well now just sierra from kingston. so can shasta buy, kate town outages and sites and struggle all over the wild music is into words an

and finally the nepali claim or tommy rita circle, his scales mount everest for a record. 30th time, the 54 year old broke his own record that he had said just 9 days earlier, with his 2nd sense of the season. for the 1st 3 stopped summit in 1994 and has climbed the world's highest mountain almost every year. since you can read more about that story as well as the days other top stories on our website had online be addressed as algebra, 0 dot com. we'll take a break about 30 minutes or so, and there will be more news on algebra 0 coming up officer upfront the on counting the cost india's income inequality gap, his wife makes. so how can poor people get the share of the wealth? how much does the us spend in foreign aid and does about funding how to boost global stability? plus why zambia has band charcoal production problems? counting the cost on how to 0. the us senate is points to vote on the anti semitism awareness that a bill that some say with conflict criticism of israel with anti semitism. so what would it mean for the movement against israel's war on garza and to jewish commun

i just need a book down and find me in the pony time or come a rita chaper has k is mount everest for a record food he, if time the 54 year old folk, his own record that he just had 9 days earlier with his 2nd descent of the season, he 1st reach the summit in 1994 and has climbed the wells highest mountain almost every year since. and that is in use for now analogies here, that's it for me for the vacuum as well. the weather is next and inside story will examine if the icpc action might be finished or ask international i. so be sure to stay with us on angie's here. thank you for watching the the, let's go with your weather uptake. kicking this one off in asia pacific, we've got some disturbs weather coming in to china's capital. that's going to drop down the temperature in beijing over the next little bit. and this batch of rain just moving out over the north west pacific. just may clip punch you islands with a few showers on thursday. also getting quickly showers and songs and that southeast corner of china that's also rolling in to taiwan. but away from the rain look at these temper

the chair of tesla has acknowledged that it will be like mount everest to convince shareholders to backters so it can award its chief executive elon musk a pay package worth $56 billion. robyn denholm was speaking to the financial times ahead of a shareholder meeting next month. she said the vote was notjust important to the company but also to corporate america. the reason for the vote is that musk�*s pay deal has been blocked by a court in the state of delaware where the company is incorporated so tesla is now asking shareholders to support its relocation to texas.

meanwhile, "the mount everest record just got broken again" because "sherpa guide kami rita is up tonow." look at that. there's kami. he looks mildly pleased and definitely over it. "yeah, i'm good. did it again. my kneecaps are now ritz crackers. uh, if you'll excuse me, i'm gonna go set the record for 'most not doing that again.'" even more impressive than the number of ascents is that he hit this record as a 54-year-old! damn! summiting everest for the 30th time at 54! i need a nap after i summit the staircase to the jamba juice. why did they build it at that altitude? meanwhile, in new reality show news, "hulu's 'virgin island,' will be a dating show for celibates." "virgin island," also the theme of the pizza party i threw myself instead of going to my prom. [cheers and applause] loneliness under the sea. apparently, the idea is the show will host a bunch of hot virgins at an island resort, where they will look for "the one." good for them. it is so refreshing that in this time of meaningless hook-up culture, there are still people who believe that there is something sacred abou

on the poly climber academy retest report has scaled mount everest for a record 30th time. the 54 year old broke his own record that he had just set 9 days earlier. with his 2nd a sense of the season, he 1st reach the summit in 1994 and has climbed the world's highest mountain almost every year since. those are the headlines on al jazeera coming up next, it's the lost souls of syria by the the hope you're seeing are real soon. see this selection of, of photos. just a small fraction of those that a brave man brought out of syria. the evidence in this case is frankly even stronger than that that we had against the nazis at nuremberg, divani. and we ask you because i'm sure they like dining. you have the best for them and they'll be nice feel i don't. what does a lot of whole but, you know, one for quite a lot of reasons that are on the line we started investigating in may when we were contacted by people from the syrian a community in exile where desperately trying to find a way to seek accountability for they discover industry, so our photo across the who is in charge, who i

and these are shots from the highest point on the planet, mount everest.most 500 climbers. this flow of people wanting to climb the peak is associated with rare favorable weather, which extreme sports enthusiasts decided to take advantage of, because most of the time there is a strong wind blowing on the mountain, its gusts can exceed 80 m/s. but there was an emergency. on one of the sections of the path, the ice cornice in which the climbers were walking could not withstand the weight and broke off, several people fell down, two are still listed as missing. rostov cardiac surgeons perform extremely complex operations on newborns; they save babies with severe heart defects and lungs. many patients end up on the operating table straight from the maternity hospital, and specialists from different fields work together to, as they say, guide the baby from birth and even the prenatal period to recovery, reporting by veronica bogma. of all that vanya endured in a month of his life, this was an operation at the cardiocenter of the rostov regional clinical hospita

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british and his guide are missing and presumed dead after an icy ridge collapsed in a part of mount everest known as the death zone. part of a 15 person group who reached the summit before g gabe weight tuesday. drag the two climbers down the side of the world's tallest mountain breed a company that organized the expedition said after an exhaustive search crews were unable to locate them. molly: the story got to hear to believe migrants illegally crossing our southern border. ordering a rideshare car that comes and picks them up. the details and reaction from arizona congresswoman debbie les is coming up next. (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) every day millions of people ask, "wh

what is this, mount everest?'t do it." [ laughter ] i saw that don junior attended the trial for the first time. when he arrived, every drug-sniffing dog there was like, "i'm making overtime tonight. give me a sniff. give me a sniff." [ laughter ] yep, trump's hush money trial is winding down. it's been historic. in fact, today, the courtroom stenographer released a list of all the phrases that she's typed in court that she's never had to write before. yeah, check these out. >> would the defendant please wake up. no, you can't have your own robe. it was the best eight seconds of my life. it was the worst eight seconds of my life. bing bong, ding ding dong. "order in the court," does not mean, "what do you want for lunch?" >> jimmy: no, you can't order -- [ cheers and applause ] "uber eats and -- a lot of people are talking about this, the trump campaign is facing backlash after trump posted a video on social media that suggested his victory in november will bring a "unified reich." [ audience oohs ] now, listen,

we had people that climbed mount everest. we had all different walls built so that we got the best one. they couldn't climb this one and the anti. i didn't like the panel on top. i don't know if you know what i'm talking about, but there's an anti-climb panel on top. but it makes it very hard for people to get over the walls. they could scoot up those walls. it was incredible. and we built everything. and now, you know what they did. we had 200 miles that would have been put up. we built 571 miles of wall and we had the safest border in history. i got mexico to give us soldiers all of the things i did, but these people, they took the 200 miles of wall that could have been flipped up. and thrown up. and they was sitting there, ready to be installed, and they sold it for $0.05 on the dollar. i don't even knowr, right in maybe other countries are buying it -- jon jon you're watching former president trump deliver the keynote address at the nra's annual convention in we will send joe biden's illegal aliens back home. right where

and, you know, if you're at a dinner party and you show up and one person just hiked mount everest andwing pictures of your kids. yeah, you're the boring one. no one wants to talk to you. and i found motherhood to be anything but that. philosophically, spiritually, psychologically, nothing is challenged me more than motherhood. >> how about corporate america? and i'm sure you'd love them to read your book. and they should, because i mean caring and passion are so important. and a lot of times in the workforce, it's kind of, hey, you're weak, get out of here right? >> yeah, absolutely. i think a lot of the skills we learn as caregivers lend themselves to so many other arenas, including the workplace, especially, you know, with the rise of a lot of automation, our ability to listen, to receive, have to be attentive to another and attuned to another is going to be more valuable than ever. and those are skills you really sharpen and care. >> i saw this quote from you work life balance moms self better at work, work self better at home. what did you mean by that? >> yeah i think right. it's

that is a mount everest to climb to be quite honest with you. that bringing those particular facts and that information to the different instructors and professors and kind of sharing that information with them. be it through e-mail or printing something or showing a book or trying to get them interested in these particular aspects of ukrainian culture, what is past, what's happening today. otherwise that needle is not going to shift because in academia, there is a comfortable situation. you have a routine. you have your systems. you have yo place. why rock the boat? to rock the boat, i think it really needs to be at a student level, to be qu with you, to share this information informationwith those particular instructors, for them to take it seriously. once again in that decolonization process, we have a researcher on our staff who two years ago when the war broke out created a twitter account and it was called ukrainian art history and it is still active and she started calling out the biggest museums saying hey, this artist is ukrainian. not

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. >> kami rita climbed mount everest for a record 38th time, officials say.ached the 29,000 foot summit for the second time this month. he also climbed everest twice last year, setting the record for most climbs of the world's highest mountain before extending it less than a week later. i guess we all have to do our afternoon. like what? walk around the block ? a quick jog in the neighborhood? really, nothing can compare to that physical feat. let's turn things over to our mark tamayo. at least we have nice weather for really any outdoor activity here in the bay, right? >> yeah, maybe go up to an elevation over 200ft? yeah, that's just about it. yeah, yeah, we have a lot of sunshine here in the bay area today. a nice day. temperatures are warming up, but it looks like the headline as we head toward the holiday weekend will be a cool down as you can see here. so it's still fairly warm for your wednesday. but then in a thursday, friday and saturday we are talking about that cool down headed our way for memorial day weekend showing you this. as you can see the s

we had people that climbed mount everest.nt walls built so that we got the best one. they couldn't climb this one and the anti. i didn't like the panel on top. i don't know if you know what i'm talking about, but there's an anti-climb panel on top. but it makes it very hard for people to get over the walls. they could scoot up those walls. it was incredible. and we built everything. and now, you know what they did. we had 200 miles that would have been put up. we built 571 miles of wall and we had the safest border in history. i got mexico to give us soldiers all of the things i did, but these people, they took the 200 miles of wall that could have been flipped up. and thrown up. and they was sitting there, ready to be installed, and they sold it for $0.05 on the dollar. i don't even knowr, right in maybe other countries are buying it -- jon jon you're watching former president trump deliver the keynote address at the nr

. >> for them to say we took it down 60%, that that's because they rose it up to mount everest levelse problem for biden is even though inflation's now running at about 4% which is certainly an improvement, that's still additive, or jackie. sometimes i think the white house gets confused. it means that the prices are continuing to rise. it's just they're not rising as a fast as they were back in 2022. but we're now at rough hi 20% -- roughly 20 higher prices overall since biden came into office. and if you look at food, if you look at medicine, if you look at energy, gasoline prices, the things that people have to buy, jackie, by many estimates those costs are up by about 25 or 26%. that's a huge, huge squeeze on middle class families. jackie: and i'll just add to the things you pointed out when she says it's the lowest core inflation in three years, that's under their administration, so she's not really -- >> exactly. [laughter] jackie: -- and the creation of 50 million jobs. there's a lot of pin in how they like to put the stats out there. those were covid pandemic jobs. neil cavuto

they don't see the obstacles which in many cases can be like mount everest and a lot more than a speedrter: to this day, i don't even know what he did for a living, but i do know the finals that he helped me and my -- do -- the times that he helped me and my brother or that we would come up short of the fees to play football, he all reached in his pocket. he would fill out paperwork to get insurance, he went out and found the coaches, you know? there were numerous ground breaking ceremonies for the boys and girls club. a bunch of politicians would come in, make speeches and break it back up. here's one of the events where i stood next to mr. carter, and the cameras and the politicians would leave, but i always had faith that he would be there, and he would never give up on the kids in the community. and every community, in my opinion, needs a many carter. if we had that, we'd be a better nation. shout out to all those who volunteer and help the young in their communities. lauren simonetti for liz claman. lauren: and i like seeing pictures of you when you were younger, charles. charles:

two new world records are broken on mount everest. the highest peak in the world at 29,000ft.ho helped visitors scale everest reached the peak yesterday for a 29th time, the most ever by one individual. meanwhile, a 50 year old british mountain guide climbed everest an 18th time. that's the most ever by a foreigner, he said. he is said to be in good health and is already coming down the mountain. he first climbed everest in 1994 and has been making the trip almost every year. >> a new report shows the world has passed a milestone in clean energy, according to the global electricity review, a record breaking 30% of the world's electricity generated last year came from renewable energy sources. global levels of greenhouse gas emissions reached a record high in 2023. however, climate experts say the recent numbers reflect a crucial turning point toward clean energy. >> we will go through several decades of transition where we will have to make concerted efforts to rebuild our infrastructure, our to support electrification. >> this milestone is also a significant step in reaching

it's like that last crow one and having and down off mount everest, you can still be a pretty high altitude. >> that's a very good way to put it thanks. >> thank you so much, john. >> sticky, bryce. >> the crazy this morning, a farm worker has tested positive for birth in michigan. >> that's according to the cdc. this is the second bird flu case in the state the third in the united states. this is among humans now seen as meg tirrell joins us now, make, what are you learning? >> well, john, this one is a little bit different from the previous two that are associated with this outbreak among dairy cattle in the united states. and that's because this is the first case that public health officials have said showed more typical symptoms of flu, the respiratory symptoms that we associate with flu the previous two cases really affected farm workers eyes and conjunctivitis or sort of pink dye this one they saw more typical respiratory symptoms, things like cough, congestion, sore throat watery eyes, still the cdc says that this person was enclosed contact with cows. they were not wearing protectiv

i have scale the mount everest for a record 30th time. the 54 year old broke his own record that he had set just 9 days earlier. with his 2nd, a sense of the season, you 1st reached the summit of 1994. it has conned the world's highest mountain almost every year since then. i'll leave out for those with you in a moment with foreigners on it, which is 0. the route to mode is to take 90 to country and k o l g 0. well, goes to gamut with political schools in the 1980s, with sexual bias. i think there was a big black hole coming in the battle in which south humans, president was part of a deadly game. i refused to give them my head, give up power the killing of self human, the politicians during a routine cabinet victory. a 1986, an estimate of an assassination on al jazeera, hundreds of officers closing in on the area where the students have been protesting against israel for them guys for almost 2 weeks. they also want the university to stop investing in companies. they say profit from east wales war. some of the students tried to prevent t

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and it is called an anticline panel and you cannot climb over it and we have people who climbed mount everestrent walls built we have the best one and they could not find this one and the anti--- i did i did not like the panel on top. it makes it very hard for people to get over the wall. they can scoot up the walls. it was incredible. we built 571 miles of wall. we had the safest border in history. i got mexico to give a soldiers. all the things i did. but these people took the 200 miles of wall that could have been thrown up sitting there ready to be installed, and they sold it for five cents on the dollar. i do not even anyb wants that for. maybe other countries are buying it to use for their wall. day one, we will seal the border. we will stop the invasion and we will send joe biden's illegal aliens back home right where they belong. [applause] right where they belong. they are going back home where they belong. we start with the criminals. there are many, many criminals. less than four years ago, we had the most secure border in u.s. history. we ended catch and release. built tremendous

and it is called an anticline panel and you cannot climb over it and we have people who climbed mount everestrent walls built we have the best one and they could not find this one and the anti--- i did i did not like the panel on top. it makes it very hard for people to get over the wall. they can scoot up the walls. it was incredible. we built 571 miles of wall. we had the safest border in history. i got mexico to give a soldiers. all the things i did. but these people took the 200 miles of wall that could have been thrown up sitting there ready to be installed, and they sold it for five cents on the dollar. i do not even know what anybody wants that for. maybe other countries are buying it to use for their wall. day one, we will seal the border. we will stop the invasion and we will send joe biden's illegal aliens back home right where they belong. [applause] right where they belong. they are going back home where they belong. we start with the criminals. there are many, many criminals. less than four years ago, we had the most secure border in u.s. history. we ended catch and release. buil

. >>> on mount everest, at least three climbers are believed to be dead. at least one is missing.ers scale the mountain the spring season. for now, back to dateline. >>> emotional afternoon and kaufman county were hundreds of people attended a memorial service for slain prosecutor mark hasse. >> he was constantly begging for he or of my wife's cookies. she makes cookies for the office about once a month and he would run out in about 12 minutes. mark's longtime friend, marcus busch, also memorialized him. >> this world is a better place because of mark. so are we. >> the world lost a good man, somebody who was resolute, always new the difference between right and wrong and would fight for that. >> now, special prosecutors toby shook and bill wirskye were fighting for mark, searching for his killer, but not coming up with easy answers. because he was so close to his friend and employer, d.a. mark mcclellan had to bow out of the investigation. he and his coworkers were doing what they could, opening the files to investigators. checks into mark's personal background had gone nowhere,

and the chair of tesla assumes the carmaker has a mount everest like fund ahead of it working to convincellion dollar pay package and relocate the company to texas, according to an interview the chair did with the "financial times." talking much more about this and that upcoming shareholder vote later this hour. >>> and dow up 18.5 points this friday. nasdaq looking to open higher and s&p 500, a point higher. ten year note at 4.396. two year, 4.795, and mr. santoli is down at the new york stock exchange this morning. mike, what are you looking at? >> andrew, well, index is hovering, hesitating, maybe, all-time highs. usually look at the s&p, more comprehensive index that captures the market. here's the dow. obviously a touch of the 40,000 level yesterday. it's a five-year chart of the dow. wanted to show the experience with 30,000 to suggest it doesn't necessarily have to be either a barrier or a launch point. so 30,000 here. got there first time in late 2020. you can pretty much tack ed on n immediate 10%. high as 36,000 but not an escape from because bear market 2022 breached it again.

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. >> following his groundbreaking 2022 climb to everest base camp, he's now going to summit mount kilimanjaro. ain't no mountain high enough. >> and i don't know about you guys at home. or you, emma , but guys at home. or you, emma, but i'm dubbing today, super saturday, because the results of the london mayoral elections. sadiq khan against susan hall. are announced around about 2:00. and at the moment, the rumours are the whispers are that sadiq khanis are the whispers are that sadiq khan is under big, big pressure. so all eyes on that. >> everything to play for. it's going to be very unpredictable. >> yeah, but let us know what you think. is sadiq under pressure ? do you want him back pressure? do you want him back in office? i don't think many of you would, but i think there's probably some of you who don't mind him that much. and also other results from the local elections yesterday coming through as well. but before all that, here's your news headlines with ray. >> thanks, guys. 10:01. our top stories. the prime minister faces another challenging day after losing hundreds of councillors

. >> following his groundbreaking 2022 climb to everest base camp, he's now going to summit mount kilimanjaro