uplift these mountaineers. help them out, give them jobs that they need so they no longer break the law. so that they no longer moonshiners. it provides an excuse to industrialize the region. it's also beneficial to these middle class northerners. it allows them to project their own fears on to people perceived to be different. in this case the moonshiners, the violent savage mountain people. remember in the 1870s and 1880s, this is when the united states becomes urbanized particularly in the northern part of the country. this is also the period of time when the united states becomes industrialized. along with industrialization, though, comes disorder. give you a couple of examples here. what happens is there are too many people coming into the cities so it's going to be hard for the municipal governments to construct housing for these individuals. a lot of people are going to become homeless or live in these tenements. with industrialization you are going to see the gap between rich and poor is going to begin

he entitled this short story, the ragged mountains. it's an interesting story, partially because it's the only short story that poe set in virginia, despite having attended university here, or at that point in virginia. those hills, those ragged mountains, according to the main character of the story were a place of dreary isolation. and were steeped in a quote, solitude that seemed absolutely virgin. the narrow feared the area because of local tales regarding the, quote, unkuth and fierce races of men who tended their caverns. this early gothic rendering of appalachia touching on two themes, that would become main stays of outside perceptions of the region and its people. first the mountains are geographically isolated, and this becomes a key factor in the development of the hillbilly stereotype. second, the geographic isolation of the region shelters the people of the mountains from modernity. pre-modern traditions, according to those who subscribe to this image, survive in isolation in appalachia. the southern mountains in the words

the mountaineers as the mountaineers as historian ronald eller has observed would become hillbillies and "poor whites in the eyes of many as a result of tourism and local color literature." the mountaineers would subsequently become hillbillies -- would be seen in this negative light, in other words, in light of these phenomenon. brought the people of the southern mountains to the attention of missionaries who sought to transform them into ideal citizens and integrate them into life. later in the century hillbilly culture became a way of dismissing and rationalizing the poverty of the region. so that's -- all of that is to say that that's the roots of this negative stereotype, specifically in the late 18th century. the magazines that became popular in the 1870s and 1880s and also in light of the attention brought about by industrialization and the rise of extractive industries. at the turn of the 20th century, like to start this section by exploring the world which sesce sharp made. who is this man, cecil sharp? he's an interesting character. many of you may have seen the film from a

or maybe it's the american mountain bear — but if so, how did he wander into tibet?sts of various animal footprints with the photos published in the times. but was it really all just a publicity stunt for the times newspaper, which was raising money for the next everest expedition? meantime, everest guards says her secret. i think it's more about how the story is used by the times to promote awareness of this attempt in ‘51, so today, i suppose, we would see it as being a kind of a hook for news. in 1951, it's the year in london of the festival of london, so there's a huge resurgence in optimism after the second world war, and the whole idea that britain is going to try to reach the summit of everest first is taking shape. thousands of miles away in yemen, a pilot, aubrey rickards, filmed the hadhramaut, a region that is home to an ancient civilisation. the film shows skyscrapers built in the 16th century — from mud. some are 11 storeys high. there are even whitewashed mud constructions that look like vast grand palaces. they're still inhabited to this day. this was

some of that is coal and thunder and some of it is climbing the mountain as it is.e all right. >> not that many things to do so you have -- >> it's not a lot of restaurants or nightclubs or movie theaters. it's like well, time to climb this wall again. this is the big movie in town. what makes you want to do this what do you get out of it? >> >> yeah, i wish. like the early days of batman. that's tight. is that how it is supposed to feel? should is feel like it's taking my ploblood pressure? i know it's my job to keep you all entertained. and i take this serious. or least as serious as my health insurance says i can. and plus since voting trump president, and without further ado, witness the essence of confidence. >> you ready is. >> yeah, see what happens. >> to be clear, yeah, i'm mountain climbing in appalachia with an afro pick in my pock pept. >> go up that vertical crack. >> here? >> yeah. >> dude. >> this says a lot about your hands. get up on that ledge there. good job. uh-oh. nope. all right. that's it. i'm not tom cruise. hey, donnie, did you get enough of

the mountain said, hey, climb me.hings to do. >> not a lot of restaurants or nightclubs or movie theaters. it's like, well, time to climb this wall again. this is the big movie in town. what makes you want to do this? like what do you get out of it? >> like physicists who didn't want to work on their math, you get lost in that. you work on these things and you get lost in that and you don't have to worry about day-tday and other things that you maybe have to ponder. >> let's say i wn't here, you get tall way up ther >> tha is the goal. sometimes you have to work it. sometimes it takes a while. >> thanks for showing is it to me. take care. wrap it up. that's it. good luck, buddy. that was great, craig. i'll see you next time. yeah, i wish. this is like the early days of batman, it looks like. it feels tight. is that the way it's supposed to feel? should i be taking my blood pressure. i know it's my job to keep you all entertained. and i take that seriously. at least as seriously as my health insurance says i can. now t

shearing off a side of a mountain. nearly 300 million cubic feet of rock and soil equivalent to 3,000 olympic-sized pools. at least 140 people buried in the early-morning disaster. >> translator: the area of the landslide is so large that the machinery could hardly go inside. >> reporter: more than 1,000 rescuers responded as the rains continue to come. chinese media reports they've recovered at least 15 bodies. this family of three, including their 1-month-old baby, managed to escape after the baby woke them before the slide. >> translator: we heard a strange noise at the back of our house and it was a bit loud. when we came out, water flow washed us away instantly. >> reporter: officials say this is the biggest landslide to hit the region since 2008 when a 7.9 earthquake claimed nearly 90,000 lives in the same province. the rescuers here now all too familiar with digging through the rubble to search for the living and find the dead. janis mackey frayer, nbc news, beijing. >>> back in this country, from extreme drough

it picks up debris down the mountain side. racing down the mountain side at 50 or 60 kilometers per hour. nearly 40 miles per hour. when we have more rain in the forecast, this means that the potential for more landslides and mudslides still exists through the weekend and hampers recovery efforts as they search for survivors and potentially the fatalities across southwestern china. this is the set up. a stationary frontal boundary. this is the annual plum rains that continue on a yearly basis to bring heavy rainfall across the region. this sichuan propvince outside the chengdu region. as we head into sunday and monday, that region doesn't have rain in the forecast, necessarily, once we get into the mountains, it doesn't take much uplift and topography to create showers. we will see the annual monsoonal rains pick up and bring chances of rain across the region. you see how the east asia rainy season impacts china and ultimately leading to the potential for landslides and mudslides. this is still a developing story. again, georg

a man saw a mountain lion near his carport. in both cases the mountain lion left on its own.aded into the bridge open space preserve. most people we talked to this afternoon were not too concerned about the sighting. >> it is not surprising. in this area, a huge open space behind us and mountain lions are bound to wander through every once in a while. it happens once every 18 months or so. we'll get a good sighting around. >> reporter: deputies say if you do see a mountain lion, don't run. instead, face the cass. make noise and try to look bigger by waving your arms and throwing rocks or other objects. and people we talked to this afternoon say they are frankly more concerned about the coyotes in this area because they know the coyotes have gone after pets in the past. reporting live in san carlos, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> and that is a good point. thank you so much. >>> well the fight against alzheimer's took a big step forward today in san francisco. with a move for minds. a special eight city event hosted by maria shriver. the event held at equinox gyms across

we are right up gaiagainst the mountain, so it is not unusual to have the mountain lion sighting. but the first one was before 9:00 as a woman called sheriff's deputy saying that there was a large mountain lion walking in front of her vehicle on crest view drive. and the then an hour later, a man reported a mountain lion at his carport on britton avenue. the sheriff's deputies said that the lion left on its own, and one had it in the preserve, but prompted people to be a little bit more cautious today. >> i was walking the dogs in the hills, and it was in the back of my mind, but i think that they keep away from people. >> reporter: deputies say if you see a lion, don't run. instead, face the cat, and make noise and try to wave your arms and throw rocks and other objects. but people around here say they are more concerned about an increase of coyotes. reporting live in san carlos, maryann favro. >> thank you. a lye look at oracle arena. there is a little bit of excitement there that you may know about. the golden state warriors taking on the cleveland cavaliers for game two. and m

and with high mountainous terrain, steep, steep mountains and the rainfall they've experienced lately led to this ultimately disastrous scenario. going forward, for the search and rescue efforts, the closest reporting weather station that we could find was in the southwestern sections of china in the szechuan province. that has a try forecadry foreca look to the north and west where the landslide took place. you can see precipitation occurring over the next two days. mountainous terrain does not take much to produce rainfall or snowfall depending on the temperature. this air mass is forced to rise over the mountains. it cools, condenses, creates cloud cover and ultimately rainfall. and a lot of that rain falls at the top-most parts of those mountains. authorities are telling us here at cnn that that is actually where the land slide was triggered, the top part of that mountain, sliding down the entire mountain side. so there's the threat of additional mudslides and landslides going forward, with more rain, 25-50 millimeters expected. but not only is the threat of additional landslides

two mountain lion sight iing in san mateo county. maryann favro is live with the reaction. maryann? >> the first sighting before 10:00 last night, and a woman saw a mountain lion crossing in front of the her on crest view drive, and the second sighting because couple of hours later when a man saw a mountain lion near his carport on britain avenue. the san mateo sheriff's deputy said that in both cases the mountain lion left on his own, and one had it in the open ridge reserve, but still, some were trying to be more cautious today. >> i was walkinging the dog in hills and it was this the back of my mind, but they keep away from people. >> reporter: san mateo sheriff deputies say that if you see a mountain lion, don't run, face the cat, and make noise and try to look bigger by waving your arms and throwing rocks and other objects and other people said that are more concerned about the increase of the coyote sightings in this area. reporting live in san carlos, mary a ann favro. >> i can see why, because we hear a lot about those, too. thank you so much. >>> if you have been enjoying t

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you can see the clouds in the mountains. it looks like january but we are looking at temperatures in the 40s for highs in south lake. 61 novato. the winds gusting to 30 miles an hour at the airport. 22 mile an hour gusts from oakland, mountain view, 25 mile an hour gusts for san carlo. your forecast calls for the temperatures to be in the 50s and 60s by noontime and the winds even stronger. the temperatures slightly cooler. could see even an isolated shower or thunderstorm here later on today. i'll give you the probability, talk about your neighborhood weather forecast and look at the warmer seven-day outlook in a few minutes. >> lisa, we'll see you soon. the swim portion of the escape from alcatraz triathalon is canceled due to gusty winds. they con susulted with the sfpd marine division. it started at marina green with biking at 8:30 this morning. >>> 9:02 is our time. a school district in brentwood issued a public apology after a senior who also happens to be a private in the u.s. army was told he couldn't walk during his

anyone with information is asked to call mountain view police. abc 7 news. >>> happening today, two groups of protesters will express their very different views in santa clara, a group called act for america will sponsor an anti-sharia law real. sharia is the law of islam. act for america claims sharia is incompatible with u.s. law and american values. local interfaith groups will put on a counterprotest nearby. >> we want the inclusion, diversity, of celebrating this very strong and vibrant communi community. >> both departments will have extra patrols. we don't anticipate any problems. >> act for america did not return our request for comment. they asked for them to be a hate group. >>> anyone riding bart should plan ahead this weekend no trains will run between lake merritt and fruitvale. this will be the last weekend for the work, which began in april. bart says to expect 20 to 40 minute delays, normal service will resume on monday. the warriors are playing back to the bay area after a tough loss. the team gets a chance to win it all open hom

to think of kirstie climbing that mountain.an fully wrap my head around it. >> you've got this, okay? >> i have never climbed up rocks in a really technical way. >> good. time to climb. start looking for holes in the rock. there you go. nice move. climb the mountain. >> reach to your right. there's a good hold. there you go. nice. >> you made it. >> just had a huge, huge respect for you. >> thank you. that means a lot to me. these are things i'm doing for the first time all over again with one leg and to be able to share that with you, that's extremely meaningful. >> you have to be comfortable with the uncomfortable. put one foot in front of the other and get the upper mountains, you know. >> absolutely. >> how do we get down? >> this whole project, my goodness. >> tougher going up than coming down, i'll say that. >> she's amazing. >> here i was the able-bodied. i had two feet, two legs. and she inspired me. once i finally got up that rock side and she's cheering me on and i thought the whole time i was climbing about her and w

snow, scattered showers throughout the weekend in the mountains, overnight lows freezing in the mountainsrees at south lake tonight t. golden get a bridge, nice and clear before those winds will be kicking up today. 55 in the city. it's 58 in san jose. for our friends on the peninsula, 59 degrees, gil roy same deal. at the coast, it's going to be a blustery one. no delays here the peninsula will be cool in the 60s with breezy winds again, a few clouds around, overall, a spring-like pattern again and temperatures won't get out of the 60s in many locations today. 63 in novato. it's 67 in livermore the winds and the upper elevations have been over 40 miles an hour right here in mount tam. if you do any of that biking, you will feel it a. chance of a few showers tomorrow from that system. and looking at much warmer weather next week. so look at today, notice we have a few clouds around hour by hour. otherwise, it will look pretty nice out there. no fog tonight skipping over into tomorrow. maybe a few patches along the san mateo coast. then by the afternoon, as that system passes, clear lake,

heavy rain wreaking havoc on the santa cruz mountains.n causing a mud slide to hit a tv truck. >> there's holes everywhere as the alignment on my truck can tell you. >> reporter: monday through thursday this week the number two lane will be shut down from 7:30 in the morning until 2:00 in the afternoon. >> we all need it because we all travel that hill and it has to be done. >> reporter: next a short stretch from sims road to paso tiempo driver will be worked on. crews will shut down the number two lane just on friday. there are some signs alongside the highway here warning drivers before they get to the construction zone where it's down to just the one lane. as far as delays go, caltrans says it could be from time to time up to an additional 30 minutes. in the santa cruz mountains, sandra osbourne. >>> after snow and hail in the bay area yesterday and up in the sierra it is now time for something completely different. as we look out toward the bay and coit tower. wait until you hear what's happening this weekend. even i couldn't believe

and that will give a possibility of shower, thunder showers, mountain and snow. northeast california, even the sierra could get some snow on sunday. 60s, 70s today. a look for morning cloud cover giving way to partly sunny skies, and watch for that breeze to pick up. cool weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> up next a christmas present sparks a lawsuit. what an east bay woman receive from her boss and the question did it go too far? >>> dozens of packages stolen from homes, how police finally tracked down the suspect. it is rob steward forever young and it's requested by kristin nelson. we are asking people to give us their graduation songs. if there is a special song you want to hear, i will play it. just use the hashtag ktvu on twitter, facebook or instagram.>>> and interleague series with the minnesota twins. met -- suspect there is plenty of scoring in yesterday's game. the giants came from behind. the first career home run. the giants would add two more runs. they tied it up in the bottom of the ninth. the giants started -- they held on for the win. the a's are

i know foggy conditions heading up 80 if you are heading to the mountains. cloud, a lot of moisture and muggy, factor in place here. still some rain about gilroy, who will less terrorist. drizzle as well, santa cruz mountain. we are going to cooldown once this low drops in. cloudy in the morning, sun breaks later, 60s on a lot of towns. a lot of 60s, upper 50s, 60s for some. pittsburgh of 1, dublin, martinez, everyone is pretty close. temperatures will bump up a few degrees and cooldown during the weekend. 60s and 70s,. >>> folking of fog -- speaking of foggy conditions, did you see the golden gate bridge? >> the traffic is so light it doesn't seem to be affected by that. good morning to you at home. if you are driving through, let's see if i can get you -- here we go, the vacaville commute, traffic continues to move pretty well. i notice that traffic is going to be a little

two mountain lions are spotted in one bay area city. four's lydia pantazes is live with the latest. ( will ) the warriors win big in game 2 of the nba finals. i am live at oracle arena with the highlights and reaction. ( james ) and raids continue this morning after the terror attack in london. how president trump is vowing to protect the united states form attack. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): dry and seasonable weather today into tuesday. some cooling starts by wednesday ahead of the next weather system. on thursday a late season cold front will likely bring some light rain to the north bay down to around the golden gate. lingering showers and cool on friday. dry with a warming trend next weekend. no major hot spots. an accident on the san mateo bridge. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. our top story this morning... more raids and arrests overnight in london following a terror attack that kill

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oakland at 59. 62 in mountain view, and same 62 in mountain view, and same wood in brentwood and san degrees. we have sunshine returning in full force. highs today, we are starting gray and not going to finish that way. tons of sunshine by the afternoon. a high of 71, and san rafael, 68. oakland, 73 the high. 62 in san francisco. fairfield going up to 73 degrees later on today. the acb cooler temperatures, and by sunday a chance for showers, the best chance in the north bay and then summer-like heat returns to round it out. >>> things are starting to improve. we are in the clearing stages for awful them at this point. northbound 101, that crash cleared 14 minutes ago. we still had a little backup and now totally in the green. if you are commuting through marin county, you should not have a problem. you should not have a problem. an northbound 17 past the summit we had a crash 30 minutes ago and sounded like they were close to clearing that a short time ago and not seeing any delays so hopefully that means it's off the roadway. the bay bridge commute improving as well, highway 4 to th

and onto the mountain itself. the final battle in the campaign for chattanooga and the final battle of those spot in november of 1863 is that that unfolds along missionary ridge. that sharply defined ridgeline to the east of chattanooga, to the east of where we are located right now. along which the confederates had had their main position october, november, and december. not until 48 hours before the fighting on the rigid self on november the 25th, the confederates attempt to build fortifications along the actual rest of missionary ridge. ofrefore in the afternoon november 25, ulysses s. grant makes the decision to send union troops against missionary ridge directly east of us here. what he intended as a limited assault against the confederate rifle pits at the base of the ridge, those union soldiers advancing with less than an hour of daylight remaining that day, moved forward. few of them knowing anything about grants emitted intention. and believedrward they were attacking the confederates on missionary ridge.

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drivers can expect delays through the santa cruz mountains. sandra osborne is live along 517 with the details. sandra? >> reporter: we are talking about 30 additional minutes on the drive times if you travel through the santa cruz mountains and the work will begin later. caltrans said it is necessary to get repairs they need for highway 17. sky drone5 gives a birds eye view of what the cruise can expect. the dried out hillside, four stories tall with the location having a dramatic mudslide last winter and it smashed into a tv news van and is one example of how rain and debris messed up the asphalt out here. drivers are warned to expect long delays. >> if it makes it safer in the winter, we have to put up with it. >> reporter: construction begins this morning on the southbound stretch from summit road to pine hill road and it will be the number two lane shut down starting at 7:30 until 2:00 p.m. today through thursday and then a short stretch on sims road will need repairs and the number two lane will be shut down on friday. some of these neigh

and when we had him up in the mountains there, i wasn't there at the time, but when the military had him up in the mountains, they turned that over to the politician -- the politicians turned it over to the northern alliance, even though their general was killed . they turned it over to the northern alliance to go up and get him. now, as a vet, i know that it's not religion so much over there as money. so when they went up to get him, who knows what happened, who was bought. you know, there's a lot of stuff going -- you know, just stuff. host: what years did you serve in afghanistan? caller: served in 2008. host: when you left afghanistan, what was your thought of on how long there would be an american presence there? caller: well, i was told it was going to be about 20 years to win over the youth. that's what i was told. and that was the thing. and it was a peacekeeping mission, but it actually turned otherwise in 2008. but i believe that had we went up and got bin laden, that the americans would have got him, and then we could have had a peacekeeping mission. but if it turned kinet

the mountain biker was on the trail saturday afternoon and he broke his leg.y airlifted him to the awaiting ambulance that took the victim to the nearby hospital. dramatic images. >>> we come up on 5:00, and londoners are trying to go back to normal today. this is after the deadly attack over the weekend. >> we will carry on. >> more reaction in the efforts underway this morning to identify those was possible for the attacks. >>> dueling political rallies in portland and the police react when the supporters and opponents of donald trump face- off. >>> good morning. traffic actually doing pretty well in many areas including interstate 880 in oakland. >>> it looks like a nice the inland the temperatures peaking at mid to upper 80s. caress, with floral fusion oil is more than one thing. it's soft skin and fine fragrance. discover more than one thing with caress. soft skin, fine fragrance. caress. >>> to be frank there is far too much tolerance asked racism -- extremism in the country. >> an update on the london terror attack coming up next.>>> dozens of women acc

drizzle as well, santa cruz mountain. we are going to cooldown once this low drops in. cloudy in the morning, sun breaks later, 60s on a lot of towns. a lot of 60s, upper 50s, 60s for some. pittsburgh of 1, dublin, martinez, everyone is pretty close. temperatures will bump up a few degrees and cooldown during the weekend. 60s and 70s,. >>> folking of fog -- speaking of foggy conditions, did you see the golden gate bridge? >> the traffic is so light it doesn't seem to be affected by that. good morning to you at home. if you are driving through, let's see if i can get you -- here we go, the vacaville commute, traffic continues to move pretty well. i notice that traffic is going to be a little bit slow if you are driving in some areas approaching the construction. let me pull up the construction, see the purple that is a construction closure and there is slight slow traffic approaching it. but for the most part we are in good shape. slight slow traffic in some of the lanes at the bay bridge. this is nothing that you should worry about. it's there, just letting you know, at

of a mountain collapsed following heavy rain.hinese rescue teams have been digging through mounds of rubble in the village searching for survivors. more than a0 homes were buried when the top of the mountain collapsed causing a major landslide in this remote part of western sichuan province. working in constant rain, and with roads covered by mud and rocks, the rescue effort has been difficult. and yet local officials say some survivors have been pulled out and taken to hospital. they say this has included a couple and also a baby. translation: at around five o‘clock the baby cried so i changed the nappies and then i heard a loud noise. i went to the front door but was hit by wind and water and stones came flying that pinned me to the ground. my wife and i slowly got up, held the baby and escaped. hundreds of rescuers have been deployed and once the road was cleared, heavy digging equipment could be brought in. but it has also been a case of using much more basic methods and sometimes even bare hands to try and clear the debris.

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in each sighting the mountain lion left the area on its own.u encounter a mountain lion, experts say you should not run. instead try to make yourself look as big as possible by waving your arms. you should also make noise and throw rocks and other objects. ( vicki) and here are some safety tips in case you do spot a mountain lion.. - maintain eye contact - do not approach the mountain lion - don't turn around or run away - you want to appear large and threatening - and do not corner the mountain lion (steve) one of the most anticipated trials of the year began today. comedian bill cosby was in court to answer to charges of aggravated indecent assault. former "cosby show" co-star keshia knight pulliam accompanied him to court. it's a case that dates back more than a decade. in opening statements, the prosecution painted cosby as a calculated man who abused his fame.officials are accusing him of using a well-practiced method to drug and assault his victims. dozens of women have made similar accusations but only one will be allowed to testify. glo

my vehicle for recovery was mountain climbing, 2009.ching television and this veteran got up and burned beyond recognition and it was like this light bulb hit. i'm not going to climb for tim anymore. i'm going to climb for other people and show them the path that got me to recover from my accident. >> meeting everyone at the heros project, that gave me my life back because i realized i could go out and conquer anything i wanted. what we're doing out here is working on those skills that i'm going to need. >> don't be afraid to like reach over and see if there's something there. without these skills i'm not making it to the top. >> cyclops, come your way. come on. >> honestly, always nice to knock yourself down a peg and i got humbled. >> you meet people who are tough in life. the strength of kirsty and tim and this just takes it to a whole new level to think of kirsty climbing that mountain. i don't think i can fully wrap my head around this. >> you've got this, okay? >> i've never climbed up rocks in a really technical way. >> good. >>

his first big mountain was everest. >> 2001 my hearty, boom.crow know i was in a trauma center. my vehicle for recovery was mountain climbing. 2009 this veteran got up, burned beyond recognition and this light bulb hit. i'm going to climb for other people and show them the path that got me to recover from my accident. >> meeting everyone at the hero's project gave me my life back because i realized i could conquer anything i wanted. what we're doing out here is work on those skills i'm going to need. >> don't be afraid to reach over and see if there's something there. >> without these skills i'm not making it to the top. >> come on. >> honestly always nice to knock yourself down a tab. you meet people who are tough in life. the strength of kirstie and tim and this takes it to a whole new level. to think of kirstie climbing that mountain. i don't think i can fully wrap my head around it. i have never climbed up rocks in a really technical way. >> good. time to climb. start looking for holes in the rock. there you go. nice move. climb the mountai

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details coming up. ( lydia ) two mountain lions spotted just hours apart on the peninsula.tell you where in a live report. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] (darya) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): dry and seasonable weather today into tuesday. some cooling starts by wednesday ahead of the next weather system. on thursday a late season cold front will likely bring some light rain to the north bay down to around the golden gate. lingering showers and cool on friday. dry with a warming trend next weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. accident cleared on wb 237 at lawrence expwy, slow from 880 in milpitas ( darya ) more raids and arrests overnigh

>> to look at other mountains that you're dwarf and realize one is the fourth tallest mountain in theld. another is i think the fifth tallest mountain in the world. there's a third 8,000-meter peak just on the other side. i can't believe i'm here. >> beautiful. would you do that? >> oh, no. [ laughter ] >> not even close. >> i didn't think so. >> good luck to all those peop people. i ain't doing that. >> it's not the tallest peak never rest. >> another one. >> from the base of the pacific ocean to the top of the it it's actually bigger. >> i'm not going on that one either. >> i didn't think so even though it's tropical. >> speaking of tropical. >> back to your fox 29 weather authority. feels like tropical out there. >> it does. live look at wildwood. hot start to the work week a cool down is on the way. this roller coaster continues. kathy orr has got the timing in 15 seconds. >>> tonight is a very excellent night for star gazing and we are looking at cloud less skies in philadelphia. some clouds to the south. also, we are going to experience something that i don't remember seeing bef

sichuan‘s mountains are prone to deadly landslides and earthquakes.these types of disasters. recent heavy downpours are thought to have contributed to the instability which triggered part of a mountain to fall down onto the village below. stephen mcdonell, bbc news, beijing. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the french president — emmanuel macron wants the world to sign up to a new environmental agreement — that would make a clean and healthy environment a human right. speaking in paris, he unveiled draft proposals for a legally—binding treaty, which supporters hope will be adopted by the united nations. it follows president trump's decision to pull the us out of the paris climate change accord. a cyber attack on the uk houses of parliament has targeted the e—mail accounts of some mps and members of the house of lords. the parliamentary authorities said unauthorised attempts had been made to access some accounts. it comes just over a month after 48 of england's hospital trusts were hit by a cyber—attack. stay with us on b

—— mountain is?utdoors enjoyable, accessible and safe and the first thing is take the right kit. 0n safe and the first thing is take the right kit. on a day like today you will take waterproofs but the rain could change at any time, as could the weather, take a hat, nutrition, water, people forget once you're at the top of the mountain you're only halfway. head torches and my personal favourite, a paper 0ns map. people rely too much on technology? they do, batteries in the cold don't la st they do, batteries in the cold don't last too long, they die and things like that so if you can learn how to navigate a bit it will go a long wait. simple things, simple bits of kit will help you not get lost. shawna knows this stuff because... you can tell me, you walk, swamp and cycled all around britain —— sean.” did land's end tojohn o' groats, swimming, cycling and running. the swimming, cycling and running. the swim was the toughest one, four and a half months at sea. very tough! we will leave you with a view