. >> we'll take you to mount everest. and introduce you to climbers making history >> this is a huge accomplishment and we're able to take this experience and take it back to our communities and tell the story, share what we've learned of this beautiful place and culture. and hopefully inspire a future generation of outdoor enthusiasts. >> then baby steps, with baby giraffe is walking thanks to these specially fitted braces. we're there at the san diego zoo for a look at her remarkable journey. plus pet safety. we've got important tips for how to keep your four legged friends safe and cool in warm weather. and coming up rosies, we'll introduce you to this 11 year old girl who is helping cheer kids up and feel good about themselves one smile kit at a time. >> do not stop smiling, always stay happy and if you are having a bad day just feel free to talk to someone because it is okay to be bald bald is beautiful. >> "nbc nightly news" kids edition. >> welcome back to "nightly news" kids edition we've got a great line up inclu

i've been to everest and lohtse six times. i've only gotten one summit in all of that, one on k2, and i can honestly and very candidly and very humbly say that i would not have been able to summit those mountains without the help of sherpas like kami rita, and another sherpa, who also has the first name of kami, from a village. i call him my guardian angel in the mountains. and i call his family my nepali family. we're his american family. we stay in touch. probably once a month we touch base with one another. after the 2015 earthquake, we were able to raise money to help him rebuild his house. a lot of climbers will go and support the children of their sherpas through boarding schools, so it's quite the special relationship. let's talk a bit out about everest in general. nepal was largely closed during a pandemic, a big hit on the tourist income without these tourists coming in. are things going to be back to normal again this year? is there a risk also that we'll some of the huge numbers of climbers congregating on the slope

let's talk about everest in general, everest was largely closed during a pandemic, a big head on the tourism industry. are things going to be normal again this year? will we see the same number of climbers congregating? climbers congregating ? this year, climbers congregating? this year, there are less permits are given. last year was 408, a record. it is down for two reasons. china has very strict controls over who leaves the country to climb, and also india, indian climbers rely heavily on sponsorship to climb everest, so that really went on hold with covid. this year is really more of a normal year, as in maybe four orfive really more of a normal year, as in maybe four or five years ago. you double the number of foreigners because that is the number of sherpas that will be supporting them. it is basically a 1—to—1 ratio. also, right now, we are having an incredibly unusual season with the jetstream are not sitting on top of the summit of everest. in fact, when the jet stream sits up that you have 100-150 stream sits up that you have 100—150 mph winds, and a possible climb, b

it's notjust everest, i climbed k2 last year. i am a qualified alpine guide, i do things like mont blanc and the matterhorn, i guided ranulph fiennes up the north face of the eiger about ten years ago. i'm a qualified coach, as well. i have a company and i am a performance coach. so you put that together, it is notjust everest — there are many other mountains out there. i know that a lot of people do embark on the everest route, but at the same time it is still extremely dangerous. are there any points at which you think, "you know what? i've ridden my luck pretty well — i6..." is there a point at which you look at something different? you're absolutely right, it is a dangerous mountain. we passed two bodies today, not wanting to be too morbid about it. and it is a stark reminder that everest doesn't take prisoners, it commands a huge amount of respect. i like to think that i have got the depth of experience when i come here. i always say that you control the controllable, and that is what we have done today — we controlled

and it is a stark reminder that everest doesn't take prisoners. it demands a huge amount of respect. i like to think that i have got the depth of experience to come here. i always say that you control the controllable, and that is what we have done today. we controlled what we can control pretty well. and the things that are beyond that, hopefully we can manage those as and when they come up, but i am already looking forward to coming back next year. looking forward to coming back next ear. a looking forward to coming back next ear. ., looking forward to coming back next year-— looking forward to coming back next ear. ., ., next year. good luck to you and congratulations. _ next year. good luck to you and congratulations. it _ next year. good luck to you and congratulations. it is _ next year. good luck to you and congratulations. it is fair - next year. good luck to you and congratulations. it is fair to - congratulations. it is fair to say that you do have the experience, well done, good to speak to you, kenton cool. ukraine have won the eurov

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to summit mount everest this week. last year, the "pbs newshour" profiled that team while they were training for their climb. you can watch that story to hear about w they prepared physically and mentally. that is at pbs.org/newshour. and that's "pbs news weekend" for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at "pbs news weekend," thanks for spending part of your saturday with us. ♪ >> major funding for "pbs news weekend" has been provided by -- ♪ and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions -- ♪ gramas madpossible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.] akiko vo: it may be their lunch spot or their fishing hole or their soccer field where they visit the king kamehameha statue. for some, though, the present-day site of wailoa state park is shinmachi

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the first all-black team to reach the top of mount everest. how they're inspiring the next generation to reach new heights. >>> and commencement speaker. how a deaf student at gallaudet university got tim cook to address the graduation class. his visit to the campus, only on “gma,” and his message to the deaf community. >>> good morning, america. we begin with the nationwide shortage of baby formula. the white house now saying the issue is a priority as the administration faces criticism for not acting quickly enough. >> president biden is now asking the federal trade commission to monitor the formula market for price gouging and to investigate any complaints. some saying the president should turn to the defense production act, but the white house saying it's not that simple. >> and all of this happening as desperate parents scramble to find the formula they need to feed their babies and abbott saying it's increased production at a facility abroad. abc's elwyn lopez is in atlanta with the latest. elwyn, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, whi

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la primera estaciÓn meteorolÓgica mÁs alta en el mundo, la pusieron en el monte everest el 4 de mayo una expediciÓn china a los 8 mil 388 pies de altura, es la mÁs alta que podrÁ dar un aviso de lo que pasa con el tiempo en el everest. temperaturas que van subiendo en concor 86. hoy fresco. maÑana en los 70. ncpr remos de esto y mÁs a las 5. >>> gracias, guillermo. sÉ que te unes a este mensaje es un dÍa muy especialen mÉxico guatemala y el salvador porque se celebra en estos paÍses el dÍa de las madres. un feliz dÍa de parte de la familia de telemundo 48 a todas las mujer luchadoras. la fecha quedÓ establecida en mÉxico luego que una iglesia metodista comenzara a celebrar a las madres en 1908. preocual upadas un grupo de madres preocupadas por la calidad de aire que respiran sus hijos. >>> daniela ayuda a cuidar del medio ambiente pertenece a un grupo de madres latinas que buscan proteger la salud de sus hijos y luchar ch el cambio climÁtico. >>> cada madre latina que tiene un hijo con asma o con una condiciÓn de salud, quiere un mejor futuro para ellos. por eso estam

she's the first british woman to have scaled the heights of everest, in 1993. i recall wanting to lie on a beach for a very long time after i climbed it, and actually i've been back to the mountain a couple of times trekking around it and looked up and never quite found the ambition to do it a second time, so i'm full of admiration for anybody who does it more than once. and 26 times is extraordinary. but i think what i really wanted to say that seems to me most important is we have shifted in a very positive way. here we are for the first time that i can recall in recent years really celebrating the achievement of a sherpa. and it seems forever we have been talking about the first person from this country or that country, without recognition of the sherpas, who all of us recognise we couldn't climb this mountain without. and that is the vast, vast majority. of course there is always going to be an exception, but the majority of people couldn't do it without the sherpas. and at last we are hearing about, can we reach a sherpa who has climbed this mountain 26 ti

at these photos from our instagram account where they documented their journey to the top of mount everest. in this one expedition, the team of 7 climbers nearly doubled the number of black climbers of mount everest. >> that is incredible. of next coming in 1. looks pretty easy. but it's only 1 gave. steve kerr -- has been happy. his claim to the what's it like having xfinity internet? it's beyond gig-speed fast. so gaming with your niece, has never felt more intense. hey what does this button do? no, don't! we're talking supersonic wi-fi. three times the bandwidth and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. that's powerful. couldn't said it better myself. you just did. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you can do anything. whoa. >> okay, blowout which did no problem in making one. the warriors dominated the mavericks in the game 1 tomorrow night though might not be as easy. each came with a different story, right? during the playoffs so far, the dallas mavericks start slow and then they come back strong. that's the warning from steve kerr. >> by blowing ou

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it was pioneered by the original conquerors of everest, in 1953 shepard tenzing, nor gay, and new zealander edmund hillary. ah, what you notice here, these are the stories we're following. this. our russian attack on a school in east in ukraine is feed to have killed dozens of people who took refuge them. the governor of lou hands says around 90 were in the school when it was beaumont. ukrainian force is defending the as of style still works in man.

in reaching the summit of mount everest, the 52 year old lead 10 other sharp climbers up the popular se reroute. it was pioneered by the original conquerors of everest back in 1953 nor gay attends, ignore gay, and using the death edmund flurry. ah, ah, let's have a quick chicken headline to run out there and up to 60 people, feared dead after school was bombed in easton, ukraine. official say around 90. people were sheltering in the building. lance gwin, russian forces attacked it. at least 30 people have been rescued to bodies have been recovered so far. ukraine's government says all civilians have been rescued from the besieged.

it beat his own world record and set a year ago in reaching the summit of mount everest, the 52 year old laid 10 other ship climb as up the popular se ridgewood. it was pioneered by the original conquerors of everest in 1953 ship attending, nor gay, and new zealander, edmond hillary. ah, what you notice here? these are the stories we're following. the sour russian attack on a school in east in ukraine is feed to have killed dozens of people who took refuge them. the governor of lou hands says around 90 were in the school when it was bombed. ukrainian forces defending the as of style still works. in mariposa, they'll fight to the end for wakes. hundreds have been trapped there along with civilians who are now out of the facility. we mailed to her personnel in the garrison to maria for me. were christ performed by russia? why russian on we are witness. oh, surrender is not an option because russia is not interested in our watch. the are not interested to with john lays officially hong kong new later. the former security chief was the only candidate in the race to succeed at carrie lamb

everest made it to the summit thursday. the team's leader phil henderson, says, quote there's a lack of representation of black people in mountaineering. he says he hopes the team's success inspires others. well hurts. castle is open to the public this weekend for the first time in more than two years, the world famous tourist attraction on california's central coast was forced to close during the pandemic and extensive storm damage to and reporter david ali says the historic castle now has a new attraction. spectacular hearst castle open again at long last after being closed to the public for so long state parks has something special planned. we are taking the opportunity to still celebrate our 100 plus anniversary. and we're offering a brand new tour celebrating the life and career of famed architect julia morgan. this tour will definitely show her influence on this estate. and also talk a little bit about mr hearst and how they collaborated together, creating a stunning masterpiece known the world over . they designed an

26th time kami rita shepherd beat his own will record said a year ago in reaching the summit of mount everest. a 52 year old lead 10 other ship climbers of the populace half east ridge route was pioneered by the original conquerors of everest back in 1953 sheriff attending no gay. and using linda edmund hillary a ukrainian fair to grape his keeping his children show alive, spreading messages of joy, hope and unity overseas. ah, yeah, it's performing in the greek capital as part of a 2 day tour that nearly didn't happen. 3 male members of the tree, we've gone back to fight for their country. the roles have been taken up by artists, russia, batteries, and fulton. yet almost there are no. everybody turned out to be shocked by this situation. the axes too. and if we have a choice to stop and face an uncertain future or go on the performance to support the actors a lot, both physically as well as being a diversion for them. we derive a loss of joy from the chaise. it's the front line. now it's the most important thing, the main ah, so this is our desert. these are the top stories and john lee is o

the group of climbers known as full circle, everest, made it to the summit of mount everest on thursday. the team's leader, phil henderson, says quote there's a lack of representation in black people in mountaineering. he is hoping the team's success inspires others, and it's inspired to see anyone. summit mount everest. what an incredible accomplishments. i don't think i can make it to base camp at 19,000 climb. i get into this year's and take a huff and a puff, so congrats to them. and if you're heading up to the mountains probably not. i guess palisades is still open right there still being up there little bit longer. yes there'll be skiing with a t shirts. i imagine maybe even bathing suit. 71 degrees expected today over the tahoe area and a near repeat for tomorrow with mostly sunny skies. we also are going to have some very enjoyable weather. it may be a bit toasty for some especially inland because we will warm to near 90 degrees for at least a few locations. there's a live look from ktvu across the oakland estuary san francisco in the backdrop. a beautiful start to the day, a li

i caught as the 1st man to make a legal flight from mount everest to pony a 20 sam minutes to descend 3000 meters after taking off from near the summit. in his words, it was a beautiful flight down. well, well news of the top offi, our barish battery, has that news asia, in just of them like secrets my behind these was discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage site d w world heritage $360.00 get the app now on the green, do you feel worried about the planet we to i'm neil, host of the on the grievance of cost and to me is clear. we need to change. the solutions are out there. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation. for me to do for the plan. mm hm. mm ah, this is did of the news. a shock i'm going up to date of the ukraine war has prompted the us to short our partnerships in the indoor pacific u. s. president joe biden has met leaders of india, australia, and japan, to reiterate that a ukraine styling can't be allowed to happen in the region. it's a week to china's actions here in recent years. and joe biden has also reached out to ol

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everest. she told "today" show when she reached the top, she was shocked. >> she says the climb took 26 days and 8.5 hours to reach the summit the last day. she's the youngest women to reach the highest point in all 50 states. she hopes her time inspire others to push themselves. >> it is really like pushing my limits i want to see how far my body and line could go. that's how you figure who you are and diskcover the world. >> lucy's plan is to complete the explorer of grand slam reaching the highest peak in all seven continents and now with mount everest under her belt, l lucy is half way there >>> this is the nearly 10-foot long skeleton. it is nearly 110 million years old. the bones were discoverered about a decade ago the skeleton contained 126 skeletal bones it is best known for the sharp hook claw on its feet that you see there. collector made the purchase, the sale, the first time this type of dinosaur sold to a private collector. >>> the white house is scrambling to address the shortag

ca nton ca nto n ca ll canton call celebrating their on everest. we will go back to the nato conference. joining virtually will bejens conference. joining virtually will be jens stoltenberg conference. joining virtually will bejens stoltenberg the nato secretary—general. as soon as that gets under way, we will bring it to you on bbc news. my colleague lewis vaughanjones will be here just a few minutes to accompany you through the afternoon. thank you very much a being with me this morning. here come the foreign minister annalena baerbock, who is there along with jens stoltenberg. here�*s what she has to stay. jens stoltenberg joining the event remotely. the former norwegian foreign minister and secretary—general of nato, at least until the end of this year. let�*s join annalena baerbock and jens stoltenberg. let's join annalena baerbock and jens stoltenberg.— let's join annalena baerbock and jens stoltenberg. unfortunately, i was not able _ jens stoltenberg. unfortunately, i was not able to _ jens stoltenberg. unfortunately, i was not abl

>>> un equipo de alquimistas se hizo famoso el ser, el grupo de raza negra en llegar a la punta del everest . >>> estos escaladores esperan que su viaje sirva para inspirar a otros de raza negra se inspiren . >>> estaba recordando que lo escaló y vemos lo que implica la preparación y la inversión que casacada vez más cara y conexiones críticas veremos lo que sucede en zona de montañas y lo que vemos precisamente la cámara del momento de que sucede y que todavía en esos vientos va a continuar el problema acequia se hacede alguna forma excepcional que tiene que tomar para la pérdida de agua situaciones especiales regresan a california gran parte del terreno se mantienen extremo que escolor rojo que vemos y vemos el sistema de baja presión que trae el viento de tierra hacia nuestra región y esto es solamente para lo que es el valle de sacramento y se mantiene también la advertencia de vientos con un poco de humedad de nuestra región por lo menos hasta mañana los dos la tarde así que mucho cuidado los mismos horas son importantes para no generar incendios ni vamos a las temperatu

. >> how far does 5,000 steps get us up mount everest? >> not very far. >> off the plane and to the bus. >> before we talk to the everest climbers, how about another check of the weather. >> let's find out what we've got for memorial day weekend some severe storms up and do know the coast warm and breezy in the plains. for saturday cloudy and damp out west look for a few showers in new england. pleasant day through the southern tier of states. then sunday, sunday, sunny and warm for the eastern third of the country. fire danger in the southwest wet weather mountain regions into >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures today will reach into the upper 70s. a big cooldown compared to yesterday. and we'll see more weather like that going into the weekend with breezy winds and also just slightly warmer for memorial day. but that warming trend continues through the middle of next week. for san francisco, the fog is back. we're going to see some mist and drizzle. breezy winds and highs in the 60s but we should get a little

kumasi: history atop mount everest. these climbers are the first all-black group to reach the summit. about 4000 people have climbed the world's highest peak, but only eight of them have been black, until now. the group calls themselves a full circle everest. they say they are not the only -- they say they are not only mountain climbers, but they interact in outdoor spaces and build local community. reggie: a trend to over social media called the coastal grandmother lifestyle. the creator says a coastal grandma is anyone who loves nancy myers movies, coastal vibes, recipes and cooking. and then looks like this, i guess. kumasi: [laughter] reggie: you do not necessarily have to be a grandmother, mother or even somebody in your later years. or even a woman. the looks are coming out of popular movies, including diane keaton in "something's gotta give." this >> is a monochromatic moment >>. this is a turtleneck with abercrombie jeans, a look for from steve madden, and then we added texture with a little bit of length and gr

meantime, a sherpa has scaled mount everest for a record amount of times. the 52-year-old climbed to the more than 29,000 foot mountain yesterday. he led 10 other climbers it everest has been climbed 10,657 times since it -- since it was first scaled in 1953. "dr. strange andy -- in the multi-verse of madness" is now in theaters. sandy was there at the premiere. >> give marvel fans a movie called "dr. strange in the multi-verse of madness" and the true believers will know what to expect. but the rest of us may be wondering what is a multi-verse? >> imagine there is a reality dissimilar, very similar, not at all similar to this one happening in parallel to this. >> benedict cumberbatch appeared on "live with kelly and ryan" this week as part of a bulbul is city blitz that brought them to a premier. the star had a crucial role in the most recent spider-man movie which grossed almost $2 billion and got credit for drawing people back to the movie theaters again. >> i think this is a continuation and these are films that are made to be seen in an exhibition spac

he is the first man to make a legal flight from mount everest. it took only 20 minutes to descend 3000 meters after taking off from near the summit. in his words, it was a beautiful flight down. coming up next is "the day." we will be right back. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ÑçÑqÑqÑqÑqÑÑÑÑ#Ñ#wwÑ?Ñ?■ú■ú■úóç■ >> welcome to world news and analysis from france 24 these are the headlines. day 19 of the russian invasion -- day 119 other russian afraid -- invasion. ukraine says they do not want to see an inch of territory. with the world food supply under threat, weed is stuck at a port in ukraine. allowing the

my conversation with the youngest american woman to climb mount everest. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening. president biden tonight standing up for his administration's response to the infant formula shortage, predicting in a matter of weeks or less there will be significantly more formula on shelves. with multiple congressional committees

. >>> of next on nightly news, lester holt talks to the youngest woman to reach the summit of mount everest. she is 18 years old. she will talk about that massive achievement and what her goals are next. mr. holt joins us from new york right now. rambling to feed their infants. with 43% of the nation's formula stock sold out, president biden responding today to accusations the white house was caught by surprise, saying it acted as quickly as possible the government launching a new website designed to help parents find formula, but the pressure building to do more. >>> also tonight, fierce battles in kharkiv as new intelligence suggests russia is withdrawing from ukraine's second largest city and the u.s. defense secretary speaking to his russian counterpart for the first time since before the invasion, what was said. >>> wnba star brittney griner seen publicly for the first time since her arrest in russia three months ago. what happened in court today. >>> chaos erupting at the funeral for a slain palestinian american journalist. israeli police seen beating mourners what those officers are

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[ grunts ] he hurdles mount everest! [ grunts ] he...goes around mount everest! is there nothing he cannot do? yes, as muntz himself says, "adventure is --" ellie: adventure is out there! look out! mount rushmore! hard to starboard! must get spirit of adventure over mount rushmore! hold together, old girl. phew. how are my dogs doing? [ imitating dogs barking ] all engines, ahead full! let's take her up to 26,000 feet. rudders 18 degrees towards the south. it's a beautiful day. winds out of the east at 10 knots. visibility unlimited. enter the weather in the logbook! oh! there's something down there. i will bring it back for science. aww! it's a puppy! aah! no time! a storm! lightning. hail. what are you doing?! aah! don't you know this is an exclusive club? only explorers get in here, not just any kid off the street with a helmet and a pair of goggles. do you think you've got what it takes? well, do you?! uh, uh, i -- alright, you're in. welcome aboard. what's wrong? can't you talk? hey, i don't bite. [ static crackling ] you and me, we're in a club now. ♪ i s

all right, a sherpa has scaled mount everest for a record 26th time being the world record that he set last year 52 year old kami rita sherpa climbed the more than thousand foot mountain yesterday along the traditional southeast ridge route. he led 10 other sherpa climbers everest has been climbed 10,657 times since it was first scaled in 1953 from nepali and tibetan sides. wow, pretty cool. okay, dr. strange and the multiverse of madness is now in theaters the latest marvel movie had two premieres earlier this week one in la and one in new york entertainment reporter sandy. kenyon was there what do you know about the multiverse give marvel? the movie called doctor strange and the multiverse of madness and the true believers will know exactly what to expect but the rest of us may be wondering. what is a multiverse imagine that there is a reality dissimilar very similar not a tall similar to this one happening in parallel to this benedict cumberbatch appeared on live with kelly and ryan this week as part of a publicity blitz that brought him to a premiere on thursday. night as doctor st

a nepali sherpa has set a new world record by scaling mount everest for the 26th time. kami rita sherpa broke his own record set last year. he was among 11 other sherpas on an expedition to fix ropes at the start of the new climbing season that will see about 600 people scale the world's highest peak. he had previously said that he doesn't chase records but thinks how to satisfy mountaineers and improve tourism to nepal. thousands of cannabis users have marked the global marijuana march in brazil and mexico. the march has been held in various cities worldwide on the first saturday of may, with protesters calling for the decriminalization of the possession, cultivation, and consumption of medical and recreational cannabis. hello there. it continues to be a decent weekend across much of the country early in the new week. we will find some changes with this front bringing in rain from the north—west but a lot of the cloud we saw ella ron has been thin and high cloud with plenty sunshine coming through after a foggy start in some parts of northern ireland it looks like we

launched himself off the roof of the world. pierre carter is the 1st man to make a legal flight from mount everest. he took only 20 minutes to descend 3000 meters. after taking off from near the summit, in his words, it was a beautiful white dale. the day is coming up next we'll be right back with ah, with o rushes close and i said the bell can state refuses to sanction russia. the majority of people that support teaching school and don't trust the west savvy a wants to join the you, but he's getting close to russia during war time. ah, ah, in 60 minutes on d. w. o. and it's a question of whether the next crisis will come, but only when and how the media will deal with it. how can we stay focused on what is important? shaping tomorrow now, exploring opportunities for media professionals in times of crisis. the global media forum in june 2020, to get your ticket. now do you need it out? it? unfortunately, she taught and a south a mountain is going to spend the rest of her life behind bars for murdering per 3 daughter. with i see the site down was part of psychosis is an awful illness. postpartum is

here carter is the 1st man to make a legal flight from mount everest and it took 20 minutes to descend 3000 meters after taking off near the summit. in his words, it was a beautiful flight down. it's all for now, i'll be back the top, the hour with more up next close up our magazine looking at serbia today is russia's closest ally in europe. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. ah ah, with russians close and i said yeah, the bell can stage refuses to sanction russia. the majority of people that support is wall and don't trust the wes. salvia wants to join the you. but he's getting closer to russia during war time. jews on d. w, i want to make a big change in the environment being an echo warrior would head. what are they demanding of ban on plastic toys in india? young activists are also thriving in pakistan. this little girl is designing eco friendly dolls. i called her facade because i in are the means environment. he goofy india. in 60 minutes on d, w. o. and she needed. now. unfortunately, she told me and a self a mother was going to spend the rest of her life behind bars for mur

in nepal this weekend, a sherpa from the mountainous country scaled mount everest for a record 26th time, according to a government official. kami rita sherpa broke his own record, sejust last year. sherpas act as guides up the mountain and have dwelled in the himalayan peaks for generations. and, in 2 minutes and 2.61 seconds, last night's kentucky derby saw one of the greatest underdog finishes in the history of the sport. at 80:1 odds, rich strike's come-from-behind win was the second-longest odds ever in the race's 148-year history. and the winning horse wasn't even in the original draw. rich strike was subbed in friday, after another horse was scratched. and still to come on "pbs news weekend," a deadly heat wave in india shows the real world effects of climate change. and, our weekend briefing, we discuss the politics of abortion, following the leaked supreme court opinion that would overturn roe v. wade. ♪ >> this is "pbs news weekend," from the home of the pbs newshour, weeknights on pbs. geoff: it was a campaign pledge that helped president biden get elected: canceling at leas

launched himself off the roof of the world. pierre kata is the 1st man to make a legal flight from mount everest and took 20 minutes to descend the 3000 meters after taking off near the summit. in his was it was a beautiful flight as it should up to date more world news at the top of the our branch manager has news asia in just a moment. have a good day. ah . with ah, with you and charlie on martin with gender, race, car, driver, records break and what's the next 24 hours of the red dw. with lunch now in the world right now the climate change. if any, off the story this much less the way from just one week. how much work and really get we still have time to go. i'm going with his subscriber along with me. i think everything jenny fairs are big. i'm listening so much different culture between here and there still challenge for everything. ah and to some i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. i shut my got my license to work as a swimming instructor here on dish. and now i teach children, not adults to swim desktop. and what's your story? take part. sheer it on info migrants dot net ah

time commie, rita chef of be his own world records that a year ago and reaching the summit of mount everest, the 52 year old, i 10 other shop, a climb is up in the populace. se rich root was 1st conquered in 1953 by shop, attending, nor gay, and new zealand admins. henry ah quick look at the main stories this hour now and you kind of present to me as a landscape confirmed 60 people were killed by russian bombs targeting a school in easton ukraine. the governor of lions guessing about 90 civilians were sheltering in the basement of the building when it was hit. he also said rescue efforts were hampering, were being hampered by constant shelling. the black sea city of odessa is also come under renewed missile strikes. meanwhile, ameria pole, the last of the civilians in the besieged as off sell plans have now been moved to safety. hundreds of people have been trapped in the facilities underground. bunkers for up to 2 months sheltering from near constant rush and bombardment, with little food or water. but the ukrainian fighters, who are main, refusing to surrender to russian forces. we mailed

come he re to ship a beat, his own wall record, say a year ago in reaching the summit of mount everest. the 52 year old lead 10 alicia, climbing up the popular se which route it was 1st conquered in 1953 by shop attends, ignore gay, and new zealander. edmond henry. ah look at the main stories now and dozens of people are fair to have been killed after a russian bomb attack destroyed a school in easton ukraine. a governor of law hands close about 90 civilians were hiding in the building when it was hit. the final death toll only be known after the rebel is cleared. meanwhile, and marian pulled, the last of the civilians there and the besieged, as all cell plants have now been moved to safety. hundreds of people have been trapped in the facilities underground. bunkers for weeks, sheltering from the constant bombardment with little food or water ukrainian fighters who remain refusing to surrender to russian forces. we have been mailed to her personnel, the garrison of maria, the war christ performed by russia. why russia? we are witness. oh, surrender is not an option because russia is no