Everest: Climbers Steck and Moro in fight with Sherpas

Police in Nepal are investigating an alleged fight between two famous European climbers and their Nepalese mountain guides on Mount Everest. Switzerland's Ueli Steck and Simone Moro from Italy were at 7,470m (24,500ft) when the brawl occurred.
The pair allegedly ignored orders to hold their climb and triggered an icefall which hit the Sherpas laying fixed ropes. The climbers deny this.
Mr Steck told the BBC that their three-man team - which included Briton Jonathan Griffith - was nearing Camp Three on Saturday, when the "conflict" broke out.
He said they had been keeping a respectful distance so as not to disturb the work of the Sherpas laying ropes.
The climbers continued to Camp Three but later descended to Camp Two to "finish the discussion" and were met by more than 100 angry Sherpas, who began to beat them and throw rocks, Mr Steck said.
He said the Sherpas threatened to kill the climbers if they did not leave the camp.
One of the Sherpas threw a pocket knife at Mr Moro but "luckily [it] just hit the belt of his backpack", Mr Steck said, adding that they escaped with no serious injuries.
Mr Steck said the conflict was the symptom of a long-term problem of "cultures", but did not elaborate.
"The climbers believe that the lead Sherpa felt that his pride had been damaged as the climbers were moving unroped and much faster," the statement added.

Why is it relevant to you? Yes, I don't really know the thruth but I think that that happened because the climbers wanted to climb up with no Sherpas.
How is this connected with other news that have an impact on our world ? It isn't connected with any other new because it hasn't happened anything similar before.

Justin Bieber tackled by fan during Dubai stage show

6 May 2013 Last updated at 10:05 GMT 

A member of the audience at Justin Bieber's stage show in Dubai tackled the singer from behind while he was performing at a grand piano.

Bieber managed to free himself and ran to the side of the stage while security guards grabbed the intruder, who managed to knock the piano over and onto its side.
The singer later retweeted descriptions of the "mayhem".
He later tweeted: "Dubai. Nothing stops the show. 2 more to go."
Footage on YouTube shows Bieber carried on performing while security guards removed the fan and picked up the piano.
He is in the middle of a world tour called Believe which began last September and includes about 100 dates.

Why is it relevant to you? I think that the fans shouldn't go to the stage, because he was singing for them and also everyone knows that if you go up to the stage the security will quickly take you out of there.
How is this connected with other news that have an impact on our world? We all kno that teenagers do that crazy stuff for see them idols, it's not the first time that that happened, but we haven't hear for a long while of anything similar in any Justin Bieber concert. 

 

Bride, 4 friends die in bachelorette limo

The white stretch Lincoln was headed across San Francisco Bay, carrying the bride-to-be and eight of her friends for a bachelorette party.

Five of them, including the bride, never made it across.

Somewhere on the seven-mile San Mateo-Hayward bridge, the limousine caught fire. The driver and four members of the bachelorette party got out, but the bride and four others died in the burning limo Saturday night, the California Highway Patrol said.

The driver was uninjured, but the four surviving women were treated for smoke inhalation, California Highway Patrol spokesman Ron Simmons said Sunday. The cause of the blaze was under investigation.

Why is it relevant to you? This new is relevant for me because it was all about a wedding but couldn't start because that bad new happened.
How is this connected with other news that have an impact on our world? Car accidents are not unusal in every single each country, and a lot of them have a bad ending with deaths or injures. 

 

The largest snowball fight

The largest snowball fight ever 







There was the largest snowball fight ever in Seattle last 14 of January. There was about 6,000 people in Seattle hurl white powder at each other to set a Guinness World Record. It didn't snow there but the organizers trucked in 162,000 pounds of snow in 34 truckloads for the throwdown. The people had so much fan and they did the Guinness World Record of the largest snowball fight ever!

I think it was a funny event. It was relevant for me because some of my friends were in the event and I think it was a bit extrange to do a snowball fight without snowing there.