reporter pat doris is wrapping up a morning news briefing when he gets word of a breaking story happening high on the slopes of mt. hood. >> the information that we had was there were climbers down. there were some in a crevasse. there were probably fatalities. and that there was a rescue being put together to go get them. >> doris and his helicopter news team are immediately dispatched to the scene to report the story. they learn that nine climbers in the process of summiting the dormant volcano have fallen into a crevasse, a 20-foot-deep opening in the mountain's snowpack. >> some folks were starting to walk down a little bit now. >> my first impression looking out the window, all i could see was the mountain. when i looked in my monitor, you could see a little slit which was the crevasse that everybody had fallen into. >> this deep ravine forms when warm spring temperatures cause mt. hood's seasonal snow to separate from its permanent snowpack. now it's a trap for mine climbers from three different groups who have slid hundreds of feet down a slick sheet of icy spring snow and crash la

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i want to bring in doris kerns goodwin, and former representative pat schroeder. the first woman elected to congress from colorado and became close to running for president herself. welcome to the program. tell me your feelings today and what it means to you to see the democratic party nominee be the party that nominates the first woman nominee in the united states. >> i am very excited. you know, when jerry was on the ticket, i thought all of the tickets would be better ballots from that day forward. was i ever wrong. but, you know, the white house has kind of been the ultimate tree house in america with the giant "no girls allowed" on it. this is as close as we've gotten to be able to take that sign down. hillary is so well qualified and i am very, very excited today to see this happen. >> doris, you know, it took being the sfopouse of a former president to break the glass ceiling or should have been broken without it? >> it's incredible to real after 200 years of the republic, 100 years of people being able to vote who are women that it's taken this long for th