has fallen into the crater at m mount st. helens, he was standing on a ledge and it gave away and the search is set to resume this morning after strong winds grounded rescue choppers and let s check in with kttv, live in stevenson, washington, and it is 7:00 a.m. and has the rescue begun yet? reporter: we are in the midst of a meeting going on between the leaders of the rescue operation at the sheriffs office and they are trying to figure out the game plan and a lot has to do with the weather and again you are talking about the mt. st. helen s crater, over 8300 feet high and a spot where yesterday a 52-year-old climber fell, down into the crater itself and we are told he made it to the rim yesterday afternoon and he was on a cornice, an icy, snowy overhang and the cornice suddenly gave away and he fell 1500 vertical