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perhaps mt. pocono. let's time this out. at 11:30 a.m., we see a line of really light showers moving into the lehigh valley, berks county. but by 12:30, there's really not much left. the atmosphere is very dry right now. a high-pressure system will start to develop, and that's pretty much going to start being the influence for this upcoming weekend. we will see lots of clouds. and again, i do think that the winds will be an issue. but you can see everything skirts us around the philly metro area. if anything, we may see a scattered shower. for the most part, it will remain dry, but it will be gusty. be sure you bundle up. >> all right. thank you. >>> 5:40. let's get you to work. it's friday. we've still got one more day. >> jessica, looking at the vine street expressway. how's it looking? >> we look good. at least better than we looked yesterday. we had about four accidents in the exact same spot. right here on this westbound side yesterday morning. that was because of rain and slippery spots. now we're doing better, westbou

like when he's young, and mt. vernon commissioned a study of this, elaborate, to try to create an image of him, and throw poll gists, everything. i can make it easy for you. >> okay. >> young washington, think john wayne, 1939, stage coach. [ laughter ] >> that's not bad. >> that's what he is. that's what he looks like. and he is an ombre. you know? >> i'm going to borrow that, by the way. >> you can have it. >> in mt. vernon, everyone, there's recreations of him, life-size, based on the research. you can see him as a teenager, french and indian war, a surveyor, a size 13 shoe back then, a remarkably -- >> they measured him when he died for his coffin. and's controversial about this. and people in mt. vernon can get into this. but they measured him and he was 6'3"1/4 and 202 pounds. they say he's 6'2" because some people said he was 6'2". the instructions he gave to his taylor over the years was i am six foot and proportionally made. he's not six foot, and he's not proportionally made. which is one reason why his

first mt. zion baptist church endured and grown over the last century and a half. >> through all kinds ofal it stands as a beacon of light, a beacon of hope. >> since moving here in the 40s, the growth continues. they're no longer the little while church about it side of the road. >> if you think when it was started in april, 1867 two years after, two years to the month, the end of the civil war and the issues we've will to overcome, but this church has been at the forefront. >> governor terry mccull love and his wife dorothy joined in helping the congregation celebrate. but the families that attend add cross the years represent a living history. >> it's just amazing. it takes so much hard work. but we have such a strong tradition. our ancestors are very strong. so anything is possible. >> and what would those original 22 members think of how far this house of worship has come? could they have known it would endure when internal disagreements split the congregation when a fire destroyed the ori

tam, jostling a bit from mt. tam, jostling a bit with the w so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >>> mostly cloudy and dry this morning, about 50 to 54 along the peninsula. the coolest spot, woodside 47. most of us are around 50 to 56 degrees. fairfield about 49. so temperatures close to where they were yesterday at this time. a slight jump tote a lot of mid to upper 60s, low 60s at the coast. a little decline because of the chance of wet weather. 63 to 76. that's just the first warm day. check out the gorgeous sunrise at sutro tower. watch out for the tree pollen. the water is a little breezy this morning. low to mid-50s tonight, see the green? that's a chance of rain tomorrow. i'll tell you about that next. >>> a look at the golden gate bridge right now, a little pink showing up in the sky but everything looking great if you are coming up in the north bay. we have a muni issue though. there's been a switching rob reported ne

could see a sprinkle out toward mt. pocono and then come thursday from mid-morning through the afternoon we start to see a steadier rain move through. this is on and off through friday morning and saturday is our nicer day of the weekend. make your plans for saturday. because this is what sunday looks like. it could be a wet one on sunday. could even see a thunderstorm in there as well. so this is what we're going to

we're seeing 83 in vineland and mt. holly and trenton. the current temperature is 81 degrees. notice the flow. really important. southwesterly air, so much more warm air on the way, and, in fact, for tonight we'll see overnight lows in the upper 50s and low 60s. let's look at the 24-hour temperature difference from yesterday. 20 degrees warmer than yesterday in vineland at the same time. 18 in philadelphia and mt. holly and 24 degrees. that's the difference as far as the 24-hour temperature map is concerned. coming up, what to expect. a cold front is coming through and could see an isolated thunderstorm and passing shower and much more to talk about. >> thanks, erika. nbc 10's lauren mayk is live in aren't ihouse square and people are still out making the most of this warm sunday night? >> yeah, denise, we've seen a couple of clouds here in "sex in the city," but, really, that good weather is holding until the evening. take a look. see how folks are out here enjoying t.jugglers and some picnickers out here and if we swing around you can see just how packed this park still is.

vernon since henry ford brought the first fire engine to mt.ernon to keep the mansion house from burning to the grandpa to some of you know it's an ongoing challenge and in fact you are welcome to donate to our fire suppression efforts right now. i would like to welcome you all out here and before we begin the main event i also want to mention some of coming library programs which we still have tickets available. our annual martha washington lecture featuring ford frasier discussing women as consumers on both sides of the atlantic. is going to be a fantastic conversation led by around susan showalter who is a senior curator at mt. vernon and we have the first of three shells with lectures coming up featuring george goodwin discussing benjamin franklin and the british life of america's founding father on march 30. that's when he definitely want to try to sign up for it. i met george in london at the benjamin franklin house which is an an extraordinary house museum there and he's got an extremely large personality. i think you will particularly e

across the river, 40s for voorheis, audubon, mt. laurel at 48. 49 in florence. a chill in the air to start with. also some sprinkles just to the south. the clouds are starting to move in. this is going to be a slow process during the day. the scattered showers this morning in delaware and south jersey. some of them will reach in to pennsylvania. most of the steadier rainfall is going to hold off until later this afternoon, tonight, and tomorrow. you see it's lining up to the south. plenty of wet weather ahead. forecast today calling for 60 degrees this afternoon with clouds coming in and a chance of some showers this morning. even more likely this afternoon and tonight. tomorrow, rain at times, 60 is the high after a morning low of 49. then 70s for wednesday. look at the 80s later this week. for thursday and friday, we're drying out, up to 84 on friday. and still quite warm this weekend. chance of showers returns sunday and monday and into tuesday. 71 next wednesday. >> thanks for that. >>> 4:51. a woman is under arrest and facing charges after a crash in camden

woodstown is 51. 54 in mt. laurel. robinsville is 52. cooler than yesterday. and that cooler weather is going to stay with us through the day. but we'll see lots of sunshine. you'll need the jacket this morning at the bus stop. at 8:00, in the 40s for allentown, quakertown and exton, lots of sunshine. 49 degrees in reading. low 50s for trenton and wilmington, both at 51 degrees. plenty of sunshine for atlantic city and philadelphia. that's to start with. we'll see sunshine all day today. there go the last clouds. you see across delaware and south jersey. thin clouds, not rain clouds here. rain is out of the picture for us for today. look how nice and clear it is for the west. the rain showers will stay to the south. but some of this moisture is going to get dragged into our area as this storm system approaches. we'll start to see the clouds tomorrow. i think the rain is going to hold off until thursday when we have a chance of some showers and thunderstorms. none of that will be here today. so sunny skies, 67 degrees this afternoon. a beautiful spring day. tom

mt. holly at 57. philadelphia and allen town, 60 degrees. and notice that southerly flow. the east of us we are seeing this massive area of high pressure. here's your warm front sliding northeastward. it's bringing us all that warm air righting into our fviewing area. unseasonably warm for your easter sunday but we have a cold front right behind that so it looks like temperatures might start to decline. in and around philadelphia seeing mild conditions. and right now in philadelphia we're seeing a couple of clouds at most. the doppler radar is picking up on rain, possibly an isolated thunderstorm moving into parts of new castle. you can see the greens and oranges and reds. this is not a wash out but certainly worth the mention. we have that warm front moving from the southwest to the northeast. it does destabilize the atmosphere. it means we're going to be well above average. the average low in philadelphia is 44. 56 for mt. holly. atlanta city a pair of 5s for you. and upper 50s as your expected overnight low. very mild indeed. hour by hour forecast. the clouds clearing t

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from mt. tam, it is a nice day and sunshine and cool.hance of showers arrive early tomorrow for just a few parts of the bay. then we'll look for a sunny monday. showers return late wednesday. but we're going to cloud it up as early as tuesday. so here is a look at what you can expect. it is dry throughout the day. here is midnigt and the rain looks pretty impressive from ukiah to mendocino. but it falls apart. as we get to santa rosa, there is measurable precip around clear lake but through san francisco, maybe a few drops. .10 and then at 10:00 there is the clouds then a sunny afternoon. how many precip. we wouldn't call it rain. a couple hundredths here and maybe .500 up in santa rosa. so if you are planning your sunday and monday, it is inconsequential but throughout the week you'll notice more warmth in the east bay valleys. we're coming up a good amount tomorrow. today just 60. mid-60s on monday, tuesday and wednesday. and then we drop on thursday. the front comes in wednesday night. it is a weak one. we'll get to it in just a momen

look at cape may at 2.7 versus mt. pocono at .2 of an inch. this is going to be something that tracks much more southerly and stays pretty much out of the city area. let's go ahead and take a look quickly at what's going on with your ten-day on 10. 61 today, if we get sunshine. 63 for tomorrow. we see some rain on monday and tuesday, but i want to show you the rest of the week. beautiful on wednesday, 74. maybe a thunderstorm on thursday with the first day of the nfl draft that we have 80s. and then friday and saturday and sunday. all in the 80s, with sunshine. that is a nice forecast. >> very nice. loving it. thanks, tammie. 9:23 right now on this saturday. coming up, hotels hacked. we're learning about a security breach at hundreds of hotels. we'll tell you when it happened and what guests need to know. >>> plus, who could forget this video of the delaware county girl left alone at the wrong bus stop this week? we have a follow up morning. what the school district now admits led to the mishap. congressman macarthur promised to protect our he

an nbc 10 viewer sent us these pictures from mt. sharon cemetery in springfield. she says she saw about 30 toppled headstones while visiting her father's grave yesterday. police are now investigating this incident. you may remember back in february, somebody desecrated about 100 headstones at a jewish cemetery in philadelphia's wissinoming neighborhood. the community worked to clean up and repair the damage. there are no arrests in this case. >>> you are looking at a local protest of the u.s. air strikes in syria. members of the syrian community in allentown organized the rally last night. the u.s. military has released these satellite images in the meantime, of the damage from those air strikes. dozens of tomahawks missiles hit a syrian air base that launched a deadly chemical weapons attack on the opposition in syria earlier this week. russia, an ally of syria, called the u.s. air strikes an act of aggression. moscow denies that syria's president was behind the chemical attacks that president trump used as justification for the air strikes. the trump administrat

we are way warmer, 16 degrees in coatesville. 14 degrees warmer in wilmington. 15 in mt. mount holly. let's talk about the actual temperatures. 71 degrees in atlantic city, and 67 in mount holly. 68 in mt. vineland. the average high today is only 64. radar and satellite view, we are clearing out and have a lot of sunshine out there, scattered showers and spot showers light in nature. overall today, with a we are going to be tracking, mostly sunny conditions. those warm temperatures, and also windy conditions. we will talk more about those wind gusts, and how high they go coming up in a few minutes. we will see you shortly. thanks, krystal. >>> and christians around the world and in our region are observing one of the holiest days of the year, and many of them have been awake and preparing since before the sun came up. and matt delucia is live at christ church in philadelphia's old city neighborhood, and mat, you started out your day at a sunrise service. >> reporter: that's right, 5:30 in the morning they had the sunrise service while it was still dark in old city. take a

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mt. laurel is at 40. low 40s here and robinsville, 44 to start.ll see a nice warmup but not as sunny as yesterday. we'll see started clouds, quakertown, temperatures in the 40s for reading. philadelphia at 42. partly sunny in wilmington, atlantic city, trenton. not a bad morning, just chilly to start. a nice warmup during the day in spite of what you see here. we see high clouds that have started to move in. those clouds are coming from wet weather here tonight. and at times tomorrow. it's not going to be an all-day rainfall. those are the big storms rolling across the south. they'll stay to the south. the rain, that's moving our way. there may be thunderstorms, as well. the first of them coming through overnight tonight. not during the day. partly sunny skies this morning. clouds start to move in this afternoon. 65 degrees. we'll get a round of showers and possibly thunderstorms overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. and then a break, 70 degrees, then more showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. by wednesday, we're drying out. 66 after

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mt. diablo, green and 82, and 81 in son ol and along 680, 78 in san jose and still in the upper 70s around belevedere looking back to san francisco, nice day on the water but use waugcautio and water temperatures low. and 68 in soif and we get a return of the see breeze this afternoon. that is actually dropped some of our temperatures around the inner bay and coastline for today. but this pattern reverses in the opposite direction tomorrow. as we see highs for most of the valleys making a run at the mid-80s by 3:00 in the afternoon, mid to upper 70s around the bay, for tomorrow and the trend ahead toward mid-week could put some 90s in reach for the valleys. so things feeling a lot like summer as we start off may and then a big pattern shift ahead as we could be talking in the same stretch of seven days of sierra snow and showers. we'll let you know if that will impact your next weekend's plans in the forecast in about 13 minutes. >> thank you. you could track the forecast with our free nb

we really pride ourselves at mt.ernon community school of being a real community school and we make sure every student can participate in every activity regardless of their ability to pay. >> early birds start at 7:00 a.m., final sales are at 1:00, and there are admittance fees. >>> disturbing allegations, a woman arrested for shoplifting and now plolice are looking it's custom made so you know it's good quality. i'm just speechless because it's perfect. n and now at 4:30, a mother arrested for shoplifting and now police are looking into whether she used her toddler son to help with a separate crime. i'm leon harris in for chris lawrence. >> i'm pat lawson muse. jim has the details. >> we have a search warrant that talks about a troubling case. charges are pending and police arrested the same suspect for a different cri j 26-year-old zondra smith was arrested for trying to steal from the apple store at tyson's corner center on wednesday. security found her allegedly putting items inside her purse, but the details of

mt. airy in the 80s as well. south jersey area, 83 in trenton, glassboro you're going to be in the 80s. now we get to the shoreline, 60s and that's simply because of the effect that the cooler ocean water. delaware, rejoice you're also going to be in the 80s. i'll have your ten day trend coming up at the end of the show. jackie? >> i'm john clark. the phillies will have a new closer tonight. pete rose is going into their hall of fame and the eagles sign a former penn state quarterback. that's next. y26vfy y5yy >> announcer: this is sports desk. brought to you by xfinity. x 1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> i'm john clark from csn. pete rose gets his call to the wall, not the hall of fame of course but pete will be going into the phillies wall of fame. that is going to be electric. pete says he is honored. his years with the phils were amazing and the fans accepted him from day one. pete is still banned from going into the hall of fame. he didn't think he would ever see this day. >> hindsigh

ellison and mt.ton east of downtown san jose, tri-valley toward the north bay and san rafael and richmond seeing mist and drizzle at times and on the regional satellite radar we have this band pushing through and another another system arriving late tomorrow night and into tuesday morning. so morning temperatures tomorrow, low 50s and not too chilly because we'll start the day with clouds and a chance of scattered showers. now for the afternoon, some sunny breaks at times. temperatures around the south bay in the upper 60s. actually smim is similar temperatures up to walnut creek and concord 67 and teams around sfa to downtown san francisco, low 60s and mid-60s around the north bay. so for the rest of the tonight, we'll see a few areas of light rain around the south bay. highway 17 still have the light rain going, by the afternoon, better odds in the north bay and then tomorrow night and tuesday another system that we think for tuesday morning commute could have more in the way of showers and then th

i didn't go back to mt. vernon during the winter. i was with you at mt. vernon. i was with you at valley forge. i was out in the field with you. we're a band of brothers. he has them in tears by the time he ends because he pulls out a letter to read by some congressman who says we're going to do something for the army and so on. he pulls out his specspectacless glasses, and there is a gasp because many of the officers had not realized he needed reading glasses. he looks up with just perfect timing and says, yes, gentlemen, i have grown nearly blind as well as gray in the service of my country. at that point they all break into tears. he was, as adams said, he was the best actor of the presidency we've ever had, and it's true. washington had a real sense of drama. he loved plays. he put them on for his -- and there is no doubt this was a performance. but it was a brilliant performance and it broke this crowd -- this coup. so we owe a lot to him. his presidency was -- without him the country wouldn't survive. he represented -- people were -- had been raised in mona

west of 22nd street, you have wallace, mt. vernon, green, justin, and brandywine street. we'll be looking for these road closures all morning long, and definitely check the nbc10 philadelphia app for more information on the closures. let's look at the schuylkill expressway. our camera at spring garden street, light traffic. again, it's early. when i come back, we'll look at the majors and what's in story this morning. >>> as francesca mentioned, the countdown to the nfl draft is reaching the final days. the city getting ready for the estimated 200,000 people expected for the event. >> matt delucia is live in center city. tell us what's happening now. >> reporter: well, the last phase of closures was delayed until 6:00 this morning to coincide with a new traffic police shift. right now we're along kelly drive where it is shut down. you see that some cars are making their way around the art museum. right over there by akens oval, that is shut down. the ben franklin parkway shut down. we will see some closures expanding to the side streets from 21st to 24th street. parts of

mt. holly, 43. philadelphia and trenton feels like 40. progresses and winds pick up and come out of the northwest, it's definitely going to be an issue for today as far as the feels-like temperatures. coming up, of course, i do have your phillies' home opener forecast. i'll see you in a bit. jessica? >> thanks. >>> we're starting on the roosevelt boulevard. our cameras around 9th street. a few minutes ago we had construction. it was into this right-hand shoulder. it literally just cleared in the last five minutes. i wanted to update you there. no backups or reported delays because of that. as you see, there was a little bit of residual delay at the time when they were getting the construction vehicles out of the way. for now, we're good. it's currently blocked. set to reopen sometime this morning. i'm going to keep my eye on that for you there. also watching the schuylkill expressway. we'll check in with drive times here. no problems or delays so far. we are into the green eastbound, 12 minutes from the blue route to the vine. average spe

it's 70 in philly, 63 mt. pocono, vineland you're at 66 degrees. atlantic city at 67.rage out there for today. tonight we're going to be in the mid-and upper 40s across the area. upper 40s in philly, mt. pocono cooler in the elevation there, 47 degrees. 48 degrees for tonight. as far as that rain, it's out of here. we have a few sprinkles making their way across central delaware headed toward dover but those aren't going to amount to much. it looks like overnight tonight will be clear. already the lehigh valley berks county clear. philly, you will be next as far as clearing and this is what's going to happen. the winds out of the north and northwest will continue to scour the clouds out. overnight, you'll wake up to bright sunshine tomorrow. the winds out of the north keeping us again generally in the low 60s to mid-60s for tomorrow. that's seasonal. then we see those winds turn to the southwest on wednesday. clouds start to move in. we could see a sprinkle at night and we really warm up into the mid-and upper 70s on thursday. thursday we're going to see the chance of

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it would replace virtua memorial hospital in mt. holly.lth commissioner has to give final approval. >>> and a plan to build this 350-foot-high coaster received a grant to help fund the project. the proposed ride would be built at the former sands casino site. and construction is expected to begin next month and be completed by the summer of 2019. >>> let's get you to work. 4:47. getting ready to head out, let's check the roads for the drive to work. >> we don't want it to be like the polar coaster. jessica boyington looking at 202. jess? >>> we're watching 202, reports of an accident in the westchester area. this is around our cameras at route 30. just up ahead, you see flashing lights. the lanes are closed here on the northbound side. in between route 30 and boot road. northbound before boot road, get off at route 100 and be diverted that way. that's the best bet since all lanes are currently blocked on the northbound side. the schuylkill expressway looks good so far. earlier we had construction on the westbound side approaching the roose

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. >> voters in mt. laurel were not staefed with republican governor mcarthur's meeting. last night a meeting was closed to the public. a town hall at maple shade high school featuring democratic congressman donald norcross was open to everyone. >> i think it's a good idea. this way people can -- we vote, and we can give our opinions. >> just can't listen every two years. you have to listen all the time. this is what town halls do. >> both constituents and protesters were looking for answers about health care, the environment, and other issues. >>> two memorable moments from the boston marathon are trending on social media this morning. >> here's the first one. that is history being made -- actually, a second time at the finish line. kathrine switzer was the first woman to run a boston marathon in 1967 when women weren't allowed to run. yesterday at the age of 70, she did it again. and she even wore the same bib that she wore in her first race which, by the way, is now officially retired. she finished the marathon in 4 hours, 44 minutes, 31 seconds. >>> and then look at t

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so she gets off the 8400 block of thoron avenue, over in east mt. airy. and that's whether he attacks her. investigators say, he then jumped into a car, driven by an accomplice, who had followed the bus until that woman had gotten off. >> i'm senior citizen. so i don't like that. the same thing could happen to me. i don't like it at all. >> predatory. it is alarming. if he can do this to 81 year old woman, he is capable of doing anything to anyone. >> so, there again is the suspect, so we did speak with the victim in this case, she told us off camera she is doing physically okay. >> very alarming. upenn is wrapping up its monitoring of off campus underground if a turn tis and sororities, task force making -- making recommendations on how the university should deal with the groups. upenn looking at the issue since november since an underground fraternity sent sexually suggestive party invitation to undergraduate women. problem in behavior in the past including high risk drinking. so under the new guidelines, groups will be required to provide the universit

holly. 31, reading to lancaster and only 17 in mt. pocono.y going to boost up. we're talking upper 50s in philly. still a bit windy today. tonight, clear and cool and tomorrow, warming up even more and still sunny on your sunday. >>> now to some breaking news. one person is in the hospital and a bridge in camden is closed because of a brush fire. flames broke out underneath the flanders avenue bridge on the admiral wilson boulevard around 6:15 this morning. fire crews arrived to put out the flames. a county official tells us one person suffered burns. right now that stretch of road and the bridge are closed. traffic is being detoured. >>> in wilmington, the police and the fbi are urging families to be on alert as the search continues for the man who kidnapped and sexually assaulted a 4-year-old girl. investigators are going door to door looking for clues. they say it was thursday night when a man drove up and snatched the child right off the street in the plum run neighborhood. about two hours later, police found her walking alone, 20 minutes

climbing mt. everest, an achievement at any age. >> an 85-year-old plans to do that next month.a record as the oldest person to climb everest back in 2008. an 80-year-old japanese man broke his record in 2013. >> well, he's certainly not going to let that stand. he is confident he can make the climb again. his only concern, he says, is the unpredictable weather, which i would add is a fairly big concern if you're climbing mt. everest. >> never mind the oxygen. >> that as well. >> or being decades older than any of us. >> looks energetic and great. that's the. >> how is the air down here, by the way? we're watching rain moving in here. >> misting and drizzling, light rain, especially around the san francisco area. along the coastline, but elsewhere, those low clouds are hanging around, but we won't see the rain until later on this evening. we're looking now at the south bay, and as you step out the door, degrees. and in the peninsula. driving there, 58. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, we're starting out in san francisco and take a look at this camera. you defi

good morning to 295, over near mt. laurel, in urge new jersey, heavy downpour bouncing off of the cameras now, septa market frankford line, all trains making all stops, no express service this morning. delays on the wilmington, 101 trolley, patco running with delays this morning. look at the delays here. at leguardia, chicago, and already, that's having domino effect here in philadelphia. your travel times, going to take you longer to get there today than it did yesterday. here are the big ones, 422, 95, so far so good on the pennsylvania turnpike being going outside to karen help in the news van. karen on the roosevelt boulevard somewhere in the northeast, right? >> that's exactly right. just flipped over, went into bensalem. good morning to the good folks in bensalem. take a look at the rolled out there. the traffic certainly building into the rush right now, it is a little wet. little slick out there as we take a look outside. so billing on your windshield. don't have the heavy downpours, dodging all kind of storms

mt. everest, in nepal's himalayan mountains towering more than 29,000 feet above sea level.rs ago, on april 25th. disaster strikes. a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hitting nepal, killing nearly 9,000 people. trapping climbers on the world's highest mountain. >> when i saw this thing. i figured that's it. it is over. there is no surviving. american film maker at everest base camp covering a team of climbers when the earthquake hit. at only 17,000 feet, base camp is normally considered safe. >> it is about, 11:00 or so, all sitting there, hanging out. then, all of a sudden the earth moves look that. it gets violent. very hard to stand up. few heart stopping moments as the avalanche thunders down the mountain. >> i saw this giant wave basically coming. just a massive wall, like empire state building of ice, rock. see ice and rock shooting out at incredible speed. >> he and climbers scramble for whatever they can find. >> looks like a horror movie. >> 7, 8 second from when i saw that. the impact would happen. i yell get down. >> he prepares for the worst. >> so this is how i die, huh

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