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they held this great big parade in mongolia, 12,000 troops, first time ever in mongolia. you can see president xi jinping there in army fatigues. they're saying it's the first time he's ever been wearing the army fatigues. is president executive sexi wit this, to the rest of the region and the world? >> absolutely. although the first message in china is always for the chinese people. and it's important to recognize that xi's first and most important position is to be chair of the communist party's central military commission. the party controls the gun. so that's message number one. this is the party's army. message number two is that when china was not so physical, when china's military was not so robu robust, china was preyed upon by others. and the message of the party to the people is we don't let that happen anymore. >> a lot of people don't realize that the military in china answers to the communist party, swears loyalty to the communist party, not to the nation. >> that's correct. >> thank you very much for coming in. >> my pleasure. >>> well, when we come back, ve

the currency comes a whirring to life in mongolia. is operating i a leading maker of mining chips and machines and it is one of the largest in the world. this is really part of the central nervous system of the bitcoin economy. hear, mining machine to processing transactions and generating new bitcoin. the machine salt complex , a decentralized ledger, in the process, miners are rewarded with bitcoins. the difficulty increases with each mine, requiring more processing power and more energy, something that comes cheap in mongolia. >> in china, the cost is really low so when people make a good my farm, they can do it at a low cost. it includes 50 people. many of the bitcoin generators and of traded on the cryptocurrencies exchanges. some of the biggest in the world. they come under the scrutiny of regulators anxious about bitcoin eating used to funnel money abroad. minors are being allowed to thrive. bit main, which claims 20,000 customers, is laying the groundwork for a possible ipo. it is also looking to spend $200 million expanding i

we were snowed out in mongolia. and clouded out in ethiopia and of course next is missouri. usa. even though the serbs of third a collapse of this was the first time we noticed this guy was actually non. black this place for a photo like the photo cissus probably everyone's image of an eclipse i had not painted anything actually in years. and. this is my first eclipse painting and basically i made the painting now. ever free clips that we've done. after going all the way around the world. for all these trips this one is. colonel literally your backyard number one it's a united states. number two it's in missouri and number three number three as if those were not enough. it acts that the narrow path. actually goes over in the hawes family farm all the family is coming here and they will all get to know what we have been talking about for years families i have they say it's great. come and see for yourself it really is great. after. hot august twenty first when the eclipse comes over the united states. there will be literally billions of people who have will have their own eclipse

next to manchuria, mongolia.ere lies the gobi desert, a vast plateau twice the size of texas, inhabited by nomad tribes who lead their caravans back and forth over ancient trade groups. -- over ancient trade routes. to the west, tibet, the icy roof of the world. a mystery land that few have entered. and from these vast mountains of the west rise the three great rivers. the northernmost of these is the yellow river. far to the south is the pearl river, which interest the sea pass the great parts of hong kong. the greatest river of all is the one that flows between, the yangtze, winding for 3000 miles through the heart of china, bringing fertility to the good earth and bearing upon its broad waters half the commerce of china. yes, china is land. next to russia, the largest country in the world. most importantly, china is people. 450 million of them. ♪ [singing] >> if the whole population of china were to walk past you, abreast, there would never be an end to the procession. the new chinese would be born and grew up

. >> they've made 14 trips from thailand to easter island to mongolia and libya. >> we stayed in thebilly paenting afterwards and me with my equipment. >> they have a routine. sharon takes about 25 photos to capture the full moon evolution from the partial eclipse to the corona to the diamond effect. >> these are two of my paintings. >> billy started painting. >> the thing that changes, of course, is the size, the shape of the corona and the exact flavor of blue that you got on that particular eclipse. >> is that why you have all of these? >> that is exactly why i have them all. >> their coldest eclipse was north of the arctic svalbard, norway. >> it was eight degrees below zero. when the eclipse came and the moon blocked the sun, it went to 18 degrees below zero. >> i do water colors. when it came time to do the painting -- >> there was no water. >> only ice. >> that painting was indoors. >> reporter: they document they're clips encounters with story boards and memorabilia like this carpet from mongolia and their house you almost can't escape the sun and monday's gaze. >> what are y

happened to be on my birthty b and i went to mongolia.d i had to go up in a helicopter and held my life in my hands in a helicopter, that one right there. and i remember the other worldliness of that region in that it wasn't quite nighttime dark. looked sort of end of days. that feeling. can you describe to viewers what it will look ike and curious how nature reacts to it. animals and that kind of stuff. >> yeah. the eclipse is unfolding. one of the things you'll notice, you can actually see the shadow of the moon racing across the lay and over 1,000 miles per hour towards you. as the moon begins to cove the sun, the moon is not just a smooth orb. it has mountains, craters, crevices. the edge of the sun isn't covered all in one. there you few craters and valleys that still show the sun when the rest is covered. it appears as a series of beings around the edge of the sun, of the moon. we call those bailey's feet and when there is one last valley remaining that one last valley looks incredibly bright and the rest of the moon has a thin ring

also over the weekend, chinese president xi addressed -- they held this great big parade in mongolia,2,000 troops. it was a first time. you can see president xi there in army fatigues. all this happening in the north korea nuclear crisis. is president xi sending a message with all this? not just to the united states but the rest of region in the world? >> oh, absolutely. although the first message in china is always for the chinese people. it's important to recognize that xi's first and most important position is to be chair of this con insist party central commission. that's message number one, message number two is when china's military was not so rebust, china was preyed upon by others. the message of the parties to the people is we don't let that happen anymore. >> the military army answers to the common insist party. >> that's correct. >> thank for coming in. >> my pleasure. >>> quick break here. next from l.a. it's been decades but the summer olympics are coming back to the u.s. >> really if. >> right here in good ole los angeles. find out what the city's getting in return. >> r

i think that's mongolia. >> i don't know. like maybe on here? >> restart the vietnam war?ve no idea. >> hey, in order to make an omelet you've got to break a few eggs, right? >> i'm not a jeeg rafr. >> there. >> no. >> you want a hint? it's right above south korea. >> australia. you just started world war 3. are rou at least point to where >> yeah. over here. >> nailed it. >> i'm going to say right there. >> that's it. >> is it really? >> no, it's not. it's right there. >> jimmy: all right. well, you know, it's -- [ cheers and applause ] by the way, we spotted a .cewh ety in our endiau ven know? >> i'm from virginia. >> you're from virginia. and you'ven the map. >> aparentally not. >> will you be able to get home do you think or -- >> no. >> did you finally figure out the -- >> i did. >> and do you think now you could remember where it is? >> yeah. >> you do. okay. well, we'll find you again in a year. and we'll test you then. okay? well, there you go. we have a good show tonight. we have music from lindsey stirling. jenny slate is here. and we'll be right back with milo v

anyone'st tapping into knowledge of lending money to the ukraine, mongolia.ven if your government in a orce that has been war-torn is war-torn, you have other major headwinds. you can borrow at rates that are ,ower than 6% and even the fed lending on treasuries at 6%. ben: they are extremely low. they sent alarm bells ringing. these particular trades are something we are about to dive into. we would necessarily be igniting concerns about junk bonds because these cyclical forces are still quite benign. banks, we don't believe will do something that can throw risks into turmoil. in his the classic assets that behave on the back of the sentiment. dous: they are not going to that they haven't already flagged to us or told us. then, he stay with us. you stay with us. anna: we bring you an interview in jackson hole at 12:30 p.m. u.k. time. that kicks in today. manus: as you have been saying, the kansas city fed composing gets under way in wyoming. anna: we have a gdp reading in the u.k. for the u.s. manus: the european central bank , ignazio visco speaking. coming

i haven't been to belarus, but mongolia, belarus and ukraine, this is the quantitative easing aroundach for yield. there are summary in signs. if these governments are able to borrow at sub 6%, i think we should be worried. i agree, but i also think 100 year bonds are an interesting phenomena because we know in the u.k. our perpetual's have only done one thing and lose capital overtime. qamar two things i would disagree with. not bek inflation may transitional. it has all been about oil but inlook outputs are tight but the u.s. and japan, the labor markets are changing to a point or they should be wage inflation beginning to return. only in europe do we have low employment in the countries you can see the economy can grow further before inflation pressures emerge. andk inflation isn't dead strategically, we are telling our clients inflation is the answer, because we will not pay back the debt we have borrowed around the world. we can only default on it through inflation. clients have to think about their portfolios in terms of protecting the purchasing power of their wealth. for your

. >> host: ahead howe did you play professional basketball in mongolia? >> guest: i had played basketball in college in the states from bard college in new york. i'm an okay division 3 basketball player, basically, and i played a lot of street ball in moscow and was out at moscow state university one day, and i met this kid, we were playing a game of three-on-three and he said he was from the capitol of month mongolia and he told me they had a league there the mba. he said it was the only league the world with nba rules outside of america, and it sounded like so much fun. went into work the next day and quit my job and packed my stuff and got on the trans-siberian right field and when -- railroad and when i got i tried out and again got on a team. was having a great time except i got quite and i will had to come home, but it was cool. that was like a sports star there, and people would recognize me on the streets and stuff. it was great. i was known as the the mongolian rodman. >> you have written about your drug use. why is that personality for us to kno

this mongolia and silver dress and in australia. that is priority number one. right opportunities, we have the balance sheet today to do whatever we want. it's about creating value for shareholders and the short, medium, and long-term. bc $3 billion of return to shareholders and that's a good example of what we mean. jonathan: let's move on to china for a moment. positives was how china delivered half of the steel demand and a big boost there as well. it's all coming from china and it surprised a lot of people. how do you see that playing out when the clinical pressure continues to build for the likes of the chinese to cut back down on steel capacities? jean-sebastien: i am spending lots of time in china. i go there every other month because china is one of the largest customers of ours. that it'subt my mind restructuring its steel business. however, let's be clear that it's not a reduction in output. for them to reduce output with fewer capacity, they need to have a better burden of better input material. that is what you see in the marketplace as we speak. it