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45-year-old Prem Lata is a mother of two, and the oldest woman to climb the world's tallest mountain peak She covered more than half the distance to the summit without the assistance of artificial oxygen.Powered by NewsLook.com Producer : NDTV

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Dave Hahn reports team has successfully made the summit of Everest.

STORY: HOTTEST SUMMER EVER DATELINE: SEPT. 5, 2011LENGTH: 0:09:28LOCATION: NEW YORK, HOUSTON, SYDNEY, SENEGALINTRO:The end of summer is quickly approaching in the Northern Hemisphere -- and those who've endured record-breaking temperatures this summer -- couldn't be happier!PKG:TITLE: HOTTEST SUMMER EVER Especially people living in Texas and Oklahoma!This summer, the two states lived through the highest average temperatures in U.S. history!According to the newspaper The San Antonio Express, both Texas and Oklahoma had an average temperature of 29.56 degrees Celsius, or 85 degrees Fahrenheit, throughout the season. Breaking a record set by Oklahoma in 1934. Apart from the extreme heat, Texas is also enduring its worst-ever drought. More than 80 percent of the state is now considered to be suffering from an exceptional drought. As a result, more than 200 counties are under outdoor burn bans. And cities around the state have declared mandatory water restrictions, to hel Powered by www.newslook.com Producer : Xinhua News Agency

NG Live series page at Hulu.comExplorer-in-Residence Wade Davis tells of a mapmaker who found the key to reaching the summit of Mount Everest.

FORA.tv Culture series page at Hulu.comDr. Ken Kamler recalls his harrowing experience as part of a climbing group stranded for two days in a lethal storm near the summit of Mount Everest. Kamler explores the effects of the disaster, the rescue, and the relentless drive of human survival.

For more news visit ☛ http://english.ntdtv.comFollow us on Twitter ☛ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevisionFollow us on Facebook ☛ http://me.lt/9P8MUnThe month of August in Israel is usually the hottest in the year. Our correspondent in Jerusalem went to the local zoo, to check up on the animals, and see how they are coping with the summer heat.The Jerusalem Biblical Zoo, nestled in the hills of South West Jerusalem, is home to some 3000 animals, of 300 different species, many of them rare and in danger of extinction.Some species here, like the bear, are mentioned in the Bible, and said to have roamed the Land of Israel.The zoo tries to make the animals' lives as easy as possible, in all weather conditions. This summer, it seems the temperatures are more comfortable.[Shmulik Yidov, Curator, Jerusalem Biblical Zoo]:"I think this is the most reasonable summer we ever had, in terms of temperature. It's not cold, of course, but it's not hot. We had summers much worse."In today's temperature of about 30 degrees Celsius, the animals like to cool off in the water or shade.[Shmulik Yidov, Curator, Jerusalem Biblical Zoo]:"In most of the enclosures we have water ponds. Some of them just look nice, but it's very useful for the animals who like water – for the bears, the lions, even for the monkeys. If they dip their fingers or their whole body inside the water, I'm sure it eases the temperature. It's like kids going to the swimming pool. Some animals fear the water, so for them we use sprinklers or shallow water ponds which they can play a little bit with the water."Another way of lowering the temperature and increasing humidity is vapor – a combination of water and air.[Shmulik Yidov, Curator, Jerusalem Biblical Zoo]:"We also tried this year to use fans, together with water, which is used in the cow industry, and that cools down the atmosphere – air combined with water. And we use it on the ...

Movie Trailers series page at Hulu.comA mystery is explored by examining the intersecting stories of George Mallory, the first man to attempt a summit of Mount Everest, and Conrad Anker, the mountaineer who finds Mallory's frozen remains 75 years later.

Dhani Jones is in Nepal for the climb of his life.

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A 13-year-old American boy has become the youngest climber to reach the top of Mount Everest, surpassing the previous record set by a 16-year-old Nepalese climber. Jordan Romero's mother, Leigh Anne Drake, said her son had called her by satellite phone from the summit of the world's highest mountain, 29-thousand and 35 feet (8,850 metres) above sea level. The teenager, from Big Bear, California, is now one climb away from his quest to conquer the highest peaks on all seven continents. He climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa when he was nine years old, saying he was inspired by a painting in his school hallway of the seven continents' highest summits. But Everest was the young mountaineer's first challenge above 26,240 feet (eight-thousand metres).

A 13-year-old American boy has become the youngest climber to reach the top of Mount Everest, surpassing the previous record set by a 16-year-old Nepalese climber. Jordan Romero's mother, Leigh Anne Drake, said her son had called her by satellite phone from the summit of the world's highest mountain, 29-thousand and 35 feet (8,850 metres) above sea level. The teenager, from Big Bear, California, is now one climb away from his quest to conquer the highest peaks on all seven continents. He climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa when he was nine years old, saying he was inspired by a painting in his school hallway of the seven continents' highest summits. But Everest was the young mountaineer's first challenge above 26,240 feet (eight-thousand metres).

A 13-year-old American boy has become the youngest climber to reach the top of Mount Everest, surpassing the previous record set by a 16-year-old Nepalese climber. Jordan Romero's mother, Leigh Anne Drake, said her son had called her by satellite phone from the summit of the world's highest mountain, 29-thousand and 35 feet (8,850 metres) above sea level. The teenager, from Big Bear, California, is now one climb away from his quest to conquer the highest peaks on all seven continents. He climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa when he was nine years old, saying he was inspired by a painting in his school hallway of the seven continents' highest summits. But Everest was the young mountaineer's first challenge above 26,240 feet (eight-thousand metres).

A 13-year-old American boy has become the youngest climber to reach the top of Mount Everest, surpassing the previous record set by a 16-year-old Nepalese climber. Jordan Romero's mother, Leigh Anne Drake, said her son had called her by satellite phone from the summit of the world's highest mountain, 29-thousand and 35 feet (8,850 metres) above sea level. The teenager, from Big Bear, California, is now one climb away from his quest to conquer the highest peaks on all seven continents. He climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa when he was nine years old, saying he was inspired by a painting in his school hallway of the seven continents' highest summits. But Everest was the young mountaineer's first challenge above 26,240 feet (eight-thousand metres).