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lot has happened in between. i have gone to a lot of amazon events where a huge part of it is about security and privacy. constantly. but then they do something like sidewalk, which uses all the devices and creates a mesh network and they did it and didn't tell everybody they were sort of opted into it and had to say, no, no, you guys don't have to be a part of that. amazon is learning. you know, by the way, with the ring thing, what happened there, they bought that in 2018, right? so after this happened and, of course, ring again, oh, let's put video cameras throughout the house? wh...

behind us, end quote. not really. our coverage continues now with wolf blitzer. he's in "the situation room," actually he's replaced by alex marquardt today. i'll see you soon. happening now, donald trump brushes off questions about a report you heard first right here on cnn, that is, federal prosecutors now in possession of audiotapes undercutting trump's defense over retaining classified documents. we're also getting reaction from one of the former president's previous attorneys. in the senate the debt ceiling deal could come to a final vote as soon as tonight. even as members ...

2,000 feet of steep and treacherous terrain requires confidence, sure footing and skill. >> reporter: the particular area gelje sherpa traversed is known as the death zone because temperatures dip to minus 86 degrees fahrenheit. one official said it's almost impossible. even the experienced sherpa was at serious risk. >> he could have died on that rescue. it's steep enough, if you were to fall, you wouldn't be able -- >> reporter: the injured climber has not been identified but cnn is told he is home in malaysia. the climbing season on mount everest is short. extending only from march to may. ...

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 ...