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Snowing here. new development in the search for a climber who fell into the crater at mount st. helens. rescuers are dispatching a navy helicopter but any progress is at the mercy of the weather. well have that and the rest of the news when "studio b" with shepard smith returns in 90 seconds. so many arthritis pain relievers -- i just want fewer pills and relief that lasts all day. take 2 extra strength tylenol every 4 to 6 hours?!?

Mount st. helens yesterday falling 1,500 feet. he was standing and the snow collapsed. he was blowing a rescue whistle. high winds spended rescue efforts overnight. a major change at "american idol." lets get the scoop from courtney hazlett. good to have you back. >> good morning, tamron. >> whats going on? >> happy mardi gras. "american idol" tonight, i think at the last second they realized people are actually watching the olympics and maybe we need to shake things up a little bit. we were e...

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What was in the air eventually subsided. its what happened on the ground that even 35 years later theyre still rfg to cope with the the largest landslide in history physically changed their world. when the top of that mountain blew off and the north side of that mountain collapsed the debris from that in less than ten minutes filled an adjacent river valley. 25 square miles of that river valley to an average depth of 150 feet in less than ten minutes. imagine taking this huge river valley fillin...

Mountain into a crater. 35 years later it is still posing challenges. the "statele times" today does have one remarkable article. and it notes one bright spot, basically, in the mount st. helens aftermath wh which about that little town of castle rock. the seattle times said the little town of castle rock decided what to do with some of that sand and ash that almost buryied them 35 years ago. volcanic sand is useful in playing fields and sand traps and. and now the city of castle rock is managin...

River. p t put sediment and mudslide into the river. to get the columbia river open again. and smaller rivers buried under ash, mud, sand, the army corpse of engineers starred dredging that immediately after the eruption and that process went on for years after mount st. helens erupted in 1980. the seattletimes books back today saying the amount of stuff they dredged out of the rivers was enough material to build a 12-lane highway from new york city to san francisco. next to the rivers. and the ...

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