what we are seeing is the cashmere-like. it is warm, it's lightweight, and it's short, so when you're spinning yak by itself, you're gonna spin it fine. >> like this. this is a pure yak yarn. this feels absolutely amazing. >> doesn't it? yeah. >> it really feels like cashmere. >> i really love knitting with it. it has a little more body than cashmere, but it has similar warmth, so it's fantastic. but you end up blending it then, to get some different qualities. so to get a bulkier yarn with more elasticity, you'll blend with a very fine wool. >> and this does feel a little denser to me. >> yes. yeah. and it has more memory. so it's good for sweaters and things like that. >> and is that because it's a down fiber that it's not very elastic or because the fibers are so short or the-- >> the fibers are really short and they're really fine, and they don't have that much crimp in them. they have some. they do have some crimp, but to get a lot of crimp, you're gonna add some wool in. they're also blending it with nylon to do socks.

me down stairs and cashmere takes my cousin upstairs.ad to do, that i had to sleep with men for, like, money and stuff. >> did she use the word prostitute? >> yeah. she's like, you'll be a prostitute for daddy, what she called him. and she said you have to call him daddy, you know? >> daddy? you can't even look at his picture. >> no. >> reporter: he also goes by the machiavel machiavelli, after the legendary master of manipulation. the cousins were forced into a world where sex was bought and sold. how long before you have to sleep with somebody for money? >> it was the next day that all four of us went to a hotel. the guy was going to pick one of us and he picked me. >> oral sex? vaginal sex? after nearly two weebs of being trafficked around the midwest, including at a truck stop, back in toledo comes that 911 call. >> ma'am, where are you? >> i don't know what's the name of the street? >> down, downing, downing. >> the nightmare over, the memories remained. sharon has spent years recovering. there have been troubles with the law, shopl

spurred by an indian claim that dozens of chinese soldiers crossed over to the indian side of the cashmere region starting on april 15th. india's minister just returned from china. he told reporters on saturday that china proposed the plan a few weeks ago. >> chinese side had given us a border cooperation agreement some weeks ago, which essentially consolidates and brings together many of the agreements and protocols and arrangements and mechanisms that we have in place. >> a three week standoff ended on may 5th as both sides agreed to withdraw troops from the region. they recently strengthened their market ties, but the dispute over borders has overshadowed relations. chinese premier will visit later this month. >>> u.s. auto firm chrysler says it's recalling about 470,000 jeep suvs due to defects found in the car's electrical system. it effects model years 2005 to 2010 and jeep commanders of 2006 through 2010. the vehicles were sold both in north america and overseas. the defect can cause a vehicle to shift into neutral without warning. the auto maker says the problem has led to 26 accid

dozens of chinese soldiers crossed into cashmere. troops were deployed in response. it was said that soldiers were on a regular patrol. indian minister is to visit this month. >>> some other people are hoping to keep friendly ties with china. >> automakers, many of them have their eyes on china but japanese are hoping ill feelings are on the wane in the biggest automarket. chinese consume srs are buying more japanese cars. many kmchinese decided not to b japanese cars because of disputes over the islands. they go on on the say many buyers like the model that will was introduced in february. executives at toyota motor saw their april sales in china slump 6. 6.5%. that was a big improvement from march. turning to stock markets where the nikkei is trading above 14,000. that's after an extended holiday here in japan. we are playing a bit of catch up. u.s. markets ended mix with the dow jones industrial afternoon down five points and the nasdaq up 14 points. ramin, the nikkei closed lower last week. how are tokyo stocks kicking off this tuesday? >> very positive start com

maybe like a beautiful cashmere sweater. >> lovely, but -- >> great sport coats here. >> no. >> somethingh a pulse. >> i know just what you're looking for. how about something like this -- >> oh yes. >> or like this? >> oh. >> or really, any of these -- >> yeah! >> we'll take one of everything! come on, guys -- >> let's go! >> bye-bye, y'all come back. >> guys, are you ready? >> yes. >> let's get on board the southern charm offensive. >> here they all come. >> oh, wow! >> a parade of beauty. >> oh. ♪ going to carolina ♪ i'm going to carolina in my mind ♪ >> wait a minute, why are we stopping? >> oh! >> i hear this is the southern charm offensive. >> hey, yeah! >> we like dimples. >> oh yeah! >> it's the southern charm offensive. >> yeah. >> i always wanted to be a strap-hanger. >> what did you say your name was? >> raoul. >> that's not what you told me the first time. >> tell me what your momma was like. >> she wasn't as pretty as you. >> ooh! >> am i hot or is it my menopause? >> we're stopping again? >> is this the southern charm offensive? >> yeah! >> well, you can see what we've been

." >> you can't just play led zeppelin's cashmere, can you? have to play the one with puff daddy rapping all over it. gotta freshen it up. crimes against music. here on the "full court press" this morning. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. eat's peter ogborn sitting in for bill today. it is tuesday may 28. three minutes past the hour. it is not monday. it's tuesday. we're joined as we always are joined on tuesday by igor volsky. he's think progress's managing editor igor. >> good morning. thank you. >> i appreciate you coming in. so thinkprogress.org is where we get all -- 75% of our show. >> we'll work to 100 slowly. >> we're getting there. >> we get so much of our stuff from there. really good stuff because we've talked a lot about the i.r.s. and their targeting of conservative groups. it turns out that some of these conservative groups may have a little problem. >> some of the groups, it looks like "the new york times" reported, may have violated the tax code. this is all a bit complicated because there are no clear rules. the federal government says t

and when i met him, oh, he was driving a silver bmw and wearing a cartier watch and cashmere sweaters, and he was driving me in washington one time through a real bad area. and he slowed down, and i said why are you slowing down here? he said, well, you see that window up there? and he pointed to a rat-infested building uninhabited, and there was a towel in a broken, dirty window. and be he said to me -- and he said to me, that towel says it all. he said that's where i came from. and i thought when i was doing the research for that book, he really did come from grinding poverty. but because of hard work and immense talent, he did very, very well, was very, very prosperous. so i put the towel in there because i do think that's a key to stanley. oh, and then these were in the trunk as well. the pt boat pin that jfk gave to people. and this plex i glass box that the president gave to all those people who traveled with him on the caroline which was the private plane that his father bought him for the presidential campaign, stanley kept all those things, and they were wrapped up in the tru