Hikers capture dramatic Everest avalanche

Incredible footage shows the dramatic moment a hiker captured an avalanche on Mount Everest — with the group quickly zipping up their tent as the wall of snow approached.

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Before 24-hour news networks were prevalent, such breaks were usually reserved for extremely urgent news events that required many stations to interrupt their programming to cover them, such as the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy in 1963. Today, these breaks are common on national news channels and many major market television and radio stations.

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