did you get any sleep. i got a little bit of sleep i slept in manhattan instead of going home. i snuck in a little beauty sleep. ainsley: thank you for getting up with us this morning. is he a beauty isn t he. jillian: you are beautiful, sir. brian: that was not in the prompter. jillian: it was not and i feel awkward. get you caught up on some of your stories we are following now. starting with this the rescued hiker that spent 17 days in hawaiian forest is now speaking out about her incredible survival. i m standing on rocks and waving them down and passing over and not seeing me. i m invisible. you lose hope. it was an opportunity to overcome fear of everything. every single step was i choose life. that was the only thing that kept me going. i don t know how they spouted me. i mean, that is pure that is a miracle. jillian: amanda eller says she left his or her phone and wallet in the car thought thinking she would get lost. meanwhile her rescuers now joining the search for
the mountain s glowing popularity is drawing in more people with less experience who are causing deadly delays leading to the peak. two americans are among the dead. the rescued hiker we told you about spent 17 days in a hawaiian forest is now speaking out about her incredible survival. standing on rocks and passing over and not you lose hope. it was an opportunity to overcome fear of everything. every step, that was the only thing that kept me going. don t know how they spotted me. that is a miracle. heather: she was not on any drugs that would have impacted her mental state. she left her phone and wallet in her car not thinking she would
president palast eblasted the f vice president and praised the north korean dictator. and the 35-year-old woman who survived those 17 days lost in the hawaiian forest is about to hold a news conference and we will take you there live for her story.
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confidence. when you re out there on a daily basis saying, look at what i did with the stock market, look at what i ve done with the gdp numbers, go out there and buy a car, go out and shop, they re willing to stomach even these trade wars and even some of these cultural issues and values that they re not seeing their president display abroad, they re willing to do that because it makes them feel good about where they are from an economic standpoint. it s going to be very hard for joe biden to continue doing that and not giving president trump any credit. bianna, jeffrey, frank, thank you all very much. another american has died trying to summit mt. everest. the big concern, just one of them, is overreading. arwa damon brings you a report from the everest base camp where she spoke to a veteran climber who just came down from the mountain. that s next. also coming up, you have to hear our conversation with one of the rescuers who found that hiker who was lost for 17 days in a hawa