we're working hard to boost the production of cairn mere into an industry that can make a greater industry into the lives of mongolians and we need to continue making these efforts in the future. >> in this episode of "asia insight" we follow work under way in mongolia to expand domestic production of cashmere products and move away from its current depend eence on china. over the past decade, the economy of mongolia has been developing rapidly, supported by its wealth of mineral resources. however, in the wide open plains outside the capital ulan bator, many families still live a traditional lifestyle as nomadic herders. there are more than 50 million head of livestock in mongolia and around 20% of the population is employed part-time or full time in livestock farming. in april as winter turns to spring it's the peak season for the cashmere harvest. a nomad and his family harvest . cashmere is the name given to the goats' down undercoat. to survive the harsh winters they maintain their body temperature growing soft fine down under an outer layer of coarser hair. the undercoat is harvested

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berkeley professor cairn trappen berg frick. >> reporter: the tower is not essential for the bridge.s there because it looks good. >> yes. >> reporter: political infighting over the design led to years of delays. meanwhile, the original $1.2 billion estimate expanded like the fog in summer. >> i found in point of fact they had decided and never wanted to teal anybody it was going to be $5.3 billion. >> roland dewalk worked for the california state senate investigating the bridge's cost overruns. >> nobody knew where this was going to end. >> reporter: desperate to rein in costs, managers. project outsourced a major component of the bridge. in one of the most union friendly states in the country, the decision was made, let's bypass american workers. >> all we have to do is go to china. china is booming. china builds stuff all the time. >> reporter: still the bridge became the most expensive public works project in the history of the state. >> our job when we started was to get this bridge built before the next earthquake. we did that job. now, did it take too long? yes. did it cost to

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