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And some survival medications. >> under italian law, weinberger could be held for 24 hours while police verified his identity. so mark weinberger was taken back down the mountain to the police barracks in courmayeur. >> he was in very good shape, very quiet. i ask him, are you married? im divorced. whats your job? im a surgeon. >> a surgeon? >> a surgeon. >> did he say anything about the charges against him? >> no. >> while at the police station, weinberger was given a cursory pat-down and offer...

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Temperature, norwegians seem to love being out in nature. even in the winter. four out of five of them work out regularly. in america, even with our treadmills and climate controlled gyms, only one in five of us get enough exercise. that said, up here in the arctic, pushing your body can go terribly wrong. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it is a accident in a fjord on the out skirts and the crew have decided to go on a rescue mission to try to get him out of the water as quickly as possible. >>...

Heartbeat and the second. i had tears come to my eyes, and i couldnt see for a moment because i was so overwhelmed, my life coming back in this very dramatic and moving way. >> after being frozen and clinically dead for three hours, ana bagenholm came back to life. >> how are you doing? are you physically 100%. >> i am not 100% as i was before the accident but im 100% of what i need. so you have to adjust and be satisfied with what you have. >> do you still ski? >> yes, yes. i do a lot of outdoo...

And then suddenly came the first heartbeat. and the second. i had tears come to my eyes and i couldnt see for a moment because i was so overwhelmed. my life coming back in this dramatic young woman. moving. >> after being frozen and clinically dead for three hours, ana baggenholm came back to life. >> how are you doing? are you physically 100%. >> i am not 100% as i was before the accident but im 100% of what i need. so you have to adjust and be satisfied with what you have. >> do you still ski?...

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