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We have already had situations in which the information that was on social media platforms such as facebook has been used as evidence in a court of law. so we need to be able to preserve this. we asked youtube, twitter and meta what they thought about the idea. they didn't want to be interviewed, but said... meanwhile, people affected by wars are doing what they can to ensure evidence and history are not lost. a clamourfrom a clamour from malaysia a clamourfrom malaysia has narrowly survived mount everest death zone after being carried on by a nepali guide. he found them and shivering

Save the man. >> translator: it was important for us to rescue him. even from the summit. money can be earned any time. left like that, he could have died. we have saved his life by quitting the summit. >> reporter: after gelje sherpa hauled the pan alone for six hours another guide joined the rescue then a helicopter airlifted him down to base camp. >> pretty extraordinary. to carry another person down 2,000 feet of steep and treacherous terrain requires confidence, sure footing and lots of skill. >> reporter: the particular area gelje sherpa traversed during the rescue is known as the death ...

♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ in our world lead a climber on mt. everest is home safe after he was found freezing and clinging to a rope near the mountain's summit. a sherpa found that climber 27,932 feet above sea level in an area called the death zone of everest, where the air is too thin for humans to breathe and temperatures can get to negative, negative 86 degrees fahrenheit. that sherpa abandoned his ascent up the world's tallest mountain and carried the climber on his back to safety. cnn's isa soares has the details of this harr...

A record-breaking climber from Hampshire has been reunited with the man he saved while scaling Mount Everest.