might literally run the house of law. but the torch would move all over the mountains across the sea. even the most of this world. and. live show. yes another historic moment it paid a visit to the international space station more than four hundred kilometers above the planet's. safety reasons made me it's on board a heavily fueled rocket a bad idea the world's first olympic spacewalk was no problem. i was getting some inspiration. yes. i've come so far with the torch i was going to have to see it through to the end but what so many different people in relays all over russia and even beyond now i was going to have my own moments with the symbol of the sochi games i was a new father in the south of the country in under two hours i was going to be a torch bearer. for one official uniform. because. it was time to suit up pick up the most vital piece of equipment. i think. the let's make. up to their english training thank you. at last. more than two hundred of us would be running through the streets and the excitement was alr

the bad david ralston last year the republican georgia speaker of the house authored an ethics reform law that he said would prevent lobbyists from making gifts to state lawmakers sounds like a great idea right. now it appears the rolston didn't really believe in its own law or think progress has taken advantage of a loophole in that very same law to help state legislators get free trips out of the american legislative exchange council you know alec baldwin's critics are now saying that his ethics reform bill has. just a way to deflect corruption away attention away from his own corruption or hypocrite. the very very ugly very castor and daniels dulls are the two midland texas police officers have been suspended for three days without pay for holding a contest to see who could steal the most science from local homeless people seriously very dissociated press the contest went on for two weeks and only ended

of the supporters. tenderloin neighborhood development, community housing partnership, university of california hastings college of law, episcopal community services, mercy housing, saint anthony's foundation, alliance for better district 6, tenants association, coalition, and san francisco architectural heritage. we are also grateful to receive unanimous support from the historic preservation commission and as mentioned unanimous support from the san francisco planning commission. this is a great cause and one that will help preserve this landmark for future generations. thank you very much. >> thank you so much for your presentation. >> thank you, supervisor kim. at this point can we proceed with public comments? okay. we will open it up for public comment on item number 2. i have no public comment cards. we have one, but then i got a note that this person will not speak, edward solesky. so, is there any public comment on item number 2? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> and, supervisor kim, would you like to make a motion on item number 2? >> sure. i would like to make a motion to forward with

of those laws? >> they're talking about sexual orientation or transendder lifestyle or housing. laws that we're talking about going on the books, the protections of religious freedom are about people sincerely held religious beliefs about marriage. that's what the conference is cs about. what is marriage. when we stick to that people have very deeply held braves about what is marriage and their first amendment right to exercise freedom of religion is protected in the u.s. constitution. but we found that there have been lawsuits and other legal wrangling that have sanctioned people of faith for their refusal to engage in a same-sex marriage ceremony quote/unquote. they ought to be able to exercise their freedom of religion and choose who they will serve when it comes to the issue of marriage. the issue is not one of sexual orientation. arlenes florist in washington, a florist being sued by the state of washington for refusing to provide flowers to a same sex wedding ceremony has had gay and lesbian employees and served gay and lesbian clients, their refusal was the concept of marr

of the supporters. tenderloin neighborhood development, community housing partnership, university of california hastings college of law, episcopal community services, mercy housing, saint anthony's foundation, alliance for better district 6, tenants association, coalition, and san francisco architectural heritage. we are also grateful to receive unanimous support from the historic preservation commission and as mentioned unanimous sut

housing authority that would be helpful. >> it would be appropriate to discuss with the mayor's office of housing both the issue of the re-visioning but all the in law issues. they've done a lot in terms of the in law units to bring them to code and assisting and training the owners inland or tenant issues so they're responsible owners and adhere to the protections. in this whole discussion there's a lot we could talk about the interaction of the two departments to come up with the best practices and policies. i don't want to make it too much either but it's coming >> commissioner mar you frame the item and anyway and we can - if it's a big item we can do the difference. >> yeah. >> but you have a lot of levels of discussion. >> and if we can get someone from the mayor's office to speak on the issues i'll be more than happy about that. >> their problem is this role earlier in planning this process? >> they've been planning about a year and a half. >> we'll extend the initiative for someone from the department to come. >> any public comment on this item? on items 10 a and b. if no one we'll ask for approval the minutes >> any public comment on this i

house. for the most part, law makers have kind of kept us out of the process. the gang of eight did, we had no part in that. and on the house side we are headed down the same path. we hope paul ryan and speaker boehner and eric cantor, we hope they will meet with us and i would very much have an opportunity to speak to republican house members to discuss with them how the bills will affect us and things to feces our broken imgragdz system. >> what would you say to them. if they were in front of you and you could talk to speaker and various house leaders and before they push it through the house and get it to the senate, what is it that they need to know in developing immigration proposals? >> they need to know a lot. it is way too much to describe on your show. one thing i would like to tell them, for example, governor, at this moment, we have a humanitarian crisis on our southern border. it is overrun in certain areas by people coming here, seeking the dream act. and seeking amnesty and we are just talking about it at this point, and most problematic and troubl

council meeting in auckland on the president received the heads of both houses of parliament the prime minister the presence of security law enforcement for agencies and others at his residence the performance of the national security strategy was discussed at the march meeting. for muslims voted for the rule this show. information technologies are now also working in the modern way once again i want to say that in a tolerant and trust of our people are very important for us whatever we do whatever we see in any case to stability in the country. the quality of all people and no infringe the rights of people of any religions race language or nationality should be the main focus of our activities. these are the base of everything i strictly controlling any shock and told to dust we will overcome any difficulties we experience the collapse of the soviet union. we were in such a condition as ukraine has now quit and think others without wages and without pensions. i spoke to people and we came out of the situation according to the president today context and like any other state should be especially careful and vigilant in the

because as of that time, no one in the white house or the irs or congress had noticed or mentioned the words of the lawhe words of the 1959 irs guideline. the law is, of course, the law. written by congress and signed by the president. and the guideline, the regulation, is just a guideline. the obama administration now recognized the huge conflict between the law and the regulation and so they have suggested changes to make the regulation more understandable. under the obama version of the guideline, they would still mistakenly allow the word primarily to define how much social welfare activity a 501-c4 would have to engage in. but the regulation would go on to try to define the kinds of political activity that would prevent an organization from getting 501-c4 status. and to define what kinds of political activity a 501-c4, exactly how much of it they could engage in. republicans fear any change in the regulation, since the regulation has allowed republicans and other political operators to wildly abuse 501-c4 law. and so in the house ways and means committee, the republican chairman introduced a bill

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house of delegates. in annapolis, chris gordon. >>> meanwhile in the district, d.c.'s top lawyer argued against it says that the federal law would still require the city to kick residents out of public housing if they are convicted of drug possession even if d.c. law no longer considered marijuana use a crime. but the supporters say that the attorney general has it all wrong. >> a single point of concern that has been raised by the office of the attorney general should not prevent the voters from deciding this issue. >> the booard is expected to gie its ruling and if approved the organizers have to collect more than 20,000 e petition signatures to get it on the ballot, and then it is up to voters. >>> arizona governor jan brewer is on the way home from the national governor's meeting here in d.c., and she has got unin -- got until the end of the week to make a decision on that state's controversial bill regarding gay and lesbian consumers. the law would allow businesses to refuse to serve a person on this issue. >>> a 95-year-old woman raped in her own home, and why she wants to help the suspect on the run. >>> and he was

of august. a law forcing us to see upper house of repetition is the golden state on sunday could be some fireworks lights at eleven o'clock with this stadium that seats forty thousand people that will also be in full swing the hassles on friday the olympic ceremony is set to bring the great indian spectators from around the globe but the subject of many people's lives is not all gay rights and gone in the week i went to some tunes o' the day could lead to speak to the consumer the policy level is regarding how gay life really isn't much to add how the new anti gay bill read the facts that sentiment. thousands of athletes and visitors are expected to arrive this week three billion people rule sets to make it to watch the winter and takes this month. somehow whether the games onto gospel to relax. gay rights on the controversy surrounding last year's legislation that restricts children being given information about known traditional relationships the seminal to the uk section twenty eight thousand for two decades in the late eighties. we head to the city's elite beach front gate the new mike white h

of the real story today. i'm grench carlson. shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >>> thanks. the white house pushing back as the new health care law takes center stage on capitol hill. the head of the nonpartisan congressional budget office testified about what critics call a damming report. he told lawmakers obama care makes it easier for people to get health care without having a full-time job. so the analyst predicts lots of people might not choose to work as much. >> the act creates a disincentive for people to work. >> on the flip side the analyst reports the health care law will help reduce the unemployment rate. seems there's something for both sides to cling to in this report. republicans pounced claiming the law will hurt the economy. democrats argue that is not true. pointing to the positive findings including the health care premiums would go down and eventually so will the federal deficit. ed henry has all the politics on that ahead. >>> plus, winter misery. thousands of flights delayed or canceled, hundreds of thousands of people without power. let's get to it. >> now, shepard smith reporting, live from the fox news d

all of us or nonnunn, legal services for prisoners with children, lawyers committed for civil rights, national employment law project, community housing partnership ~. so many of our affordable housing nonprofits which will be under this legislation, chinatown community development center, tenderloin housing clinic, tenderloin neighborhood development corporation, and the treasure island homeless development association. i also want to thank our san francisco small business commissioner william ortiz cardenega. this is going through the [speaker not understood] and through the business commission as we speak. san francisco chamber of commerce in particular jim lazarus and dee-dee workman who worked so closely with our, with our advocacy to come to legislation that we could all agree on. i also want to recognize dhr, olfc and office of contract administration as well as the mayor's office of housing. what we have presented before us is legislation everyone can agree on, but more than that what it means is that as policy makesers we can some time pass policy because we have the votes but it doesn't mean it will get implemented the right

of that excuses president obama's increasingly cavalier approach to picking and choosing how to enforce this law. imagine how democrats would respond if a president rand paul, say, moved into the white house in 2017 and announced he would put off provisions of obamacare he thought might be too onerous to administer. is the president and the implementation of the law getting perilously close to being too, in the words of the "washington post," cavalier, what parts to implement now and what parts to implement later? >> the distinction is things that go to the core of the law and things that clearly are under the president's authority through the treasury department. >> you believe everything -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> -- i believe under the treasury authorities, he's able to do -- i understand why the republicans are crying foul on this from their perspective. however, at the same time republicans don't like this law at all. they don't like the impact of the law on large employers. what the president is trying to do is smooth the transition. obviously, we've had rocky periods, and i think he's trying to make sure it's implemented in the best way possible. >> do you think anybody will pa

be done over the next three years that i think is going to address the problem of the white house refusing to obey the laws of the united states of america, refusing to obey his oath of office. and the clause in the constitution where he's supposed to enforce our laws. let me address the economics just for a second. there is compassion for illegal aliens. i understand that compassion. but my compassion is for hard working american families who, because of this huge inflex of illegal alien labor, have lost jobs and have had their wages suppressed. jeff respectfully talked about there being an increase in the gdp, that's true. so what's important is gross domestic product per capita. that's the standard living of americans and it goes down when you increase the number of illegal aliens in our country. and so from an economic standpoint, i cannot, in good conscious, support anything that's going to cost americans job, that's going to lower the wages of american families, roughly $2,000 per year on average. that's not the direction i want to go. i was elected to represent american citizenes and i'm helpful to

whether they will sign the discharge petition to help us put that on the floor of the house and get it signed to become the law don't know. there's a possibility of doing something like that for immigration reform. we'd like to see equal pay for equal work. we'd like to make sure a number of things get done. too many republicans are talking about going home, forgetting about doing anything more for this calendar year. and that seems a waste not only of taxpayer money but a waste of potential to get this country back on its footing that it needs to have. >> democrats have been remarkably unified in the minority. something that i know was the subject of a lot of discussion at last week's house democratic retreat. if you could count on democrats to absolutely stick together on the minimum wage, absolutely stick together on immigration reform, what you'd be talking about there is about a dozen and a half republicans that you would need to agree to work with you to make these things happen. do you have a strategy to try to bring about leverage on 18 or 17 or 18 republicans in order to get that to happen? >> as we s

of u.k. laws are actually made in the european parliament house of commons study has shown that that number is vastly exaggerated and of course all of this is playing into the hands of the anti you know p. and political parties like the u.k. independence party those who would like person to leave the e.u. when a top e.u. official suggests that people in any country aren't sufficiently qualified to vote in those elections it sort of has a whiff of elitist and a sort of with the lack of democracy which of course is what the e.u. skeptics are constantly saying about the european union and it also may serve to discourage people from the scene in the election in any european election at all oh well they think if i if i don't really know enough of someone telling me i don't know enough then maybe i won't bother to vote but we'll have to see how that pans out come may i discussed reading the statements and the attitudes to them in british society with stephen walt from the u.k. independence party in peter wilding founder of the pro british influence group. today vivian redding should hang her head in

going to be in the white house in 2016 to understand the full scope of their authority and the limitations thereof. it's not a constitutional tool to sit here and modify a laws congress' job. you're legislating from the white house. that's unauthorized by the constitution. for a constitutional law scholar, he should know that, our president. the senator, when he was a senator, he disapproved of it when george bush did it. george bush did it and it was so bad -- >> that's the risk. we're going to have a 2016 presidential election and two candidates who say -- >> it's going to make things work without having the bureaucracy involved in it -- >> that's the risk. when you look at then senator obama, it looks like a different guy now. thousand 2016, we're going to get two candidates who sound like then senator obama. what's to stop them if nothing happens now to what's happening in the oval office now from becoming another power grabber? >> absolutely. we all want to see someone in that chair who's responsible and exercises sound judgment. that's a huge risk we all take when we go to those polls areat the end of the day we have to recognize that threshold of wha

in trying to clean washington and the white house of lobbying, i think inadvertently we can say the lawspassed an the standards that were passed in the white house had the effect of driving lobbying underground. people take themselves off the role of lobbyists, but are still lobbying. >> there's always a consequence to regulation, whether it is campaign finance rules or lobbying. the broader change here, alex, is a cultural one, the culture of politics. and there's a culture of entitlement now. you had the opportunity to serve the public. a lot of lawmakers view their staff as a sacrifice to which they are entitled on the back end some sort of financial award for their public service. it's a money culture taking over politics in both parties. >> yeah, the bipartisan nature of this is probably the thing that makes me most despondent. everybody has a vested interest. you sort of outlined the skeletal operation that exists to really track lobbying activities. at one point you talk about, the only full-time employee for full time law is a paralegal. >> that was the most surprising part for m

law. the house of representatives considering legislation that would require couples with children under the age of 16 to take a marriage class before getting divorced. it is a four-hour class focuses on increasing cooperation between the family and how divorce can effect our children. >> parents will be required to pay for the class which could be taken on-line or in a setting supervised by a row fegsnal. should 2ki6 vorcing couples be forced to take classes. send a comment on facebook, twitter or send an e-mail@foxfriendsfirst@foxnews. com. >>> a robber finds himself tag teamed when he uses a gun to hold up a convenience store. the daring move that stopped that would be criminal. >> a quick thinking thief smachs a camera and runs. who is behind this grab and go. it was all caught on camera. we will tell you. >> a woman taking in dramatic views of the pacific ocean becomes part of the drama herself when she falls about 30 feet from the top of a cliff. amazingly she survived. rescue workers in san francisco had to repel down that cliff using ropes and a ladder to reach her. eventually she wa

of your health care. the white house insists ultimately the health care law won't cost any jobs at all. t to the example of massachusetts, where multiple studies showed the implementation of universal health care resulted in no significant job loss. diane? >> thank you, jon. >>> and some other big news out of washington today. some relief for american families facing a drastic cut in food stamps. after a two-year fight today, the senate passed a farm bill which cuts $8 billion from the food stamp program. but that's far less than the $40 billion republicans wanted to cut. and the president is expected to sign this bill. >>> and overseas, now, to russia. t-minus three days before the olympic games begin. and tonight, there in russia, a scramble to get some of the dangerous events ready and safe. and abc's matt gutman is on the ground in sochi for us, where so many workers are racing against the clock. >> reporter: today, a confident vladimir putin, touring sochi. even petting a snow leopard, which later growled. but did his tour include this? seven years after winning the games, sochi is

the rose law firm where she worked in arkansas, some of her law records mysteriously disappeared and suddenly showed up at the white houseely under subpoena by the independent counsel, ken starr. his investigation remember started about clinton family finances. a couple years later, back above 50. a political high point of sorts, imbeachmo -- impeachment, monic lewinsky, people support her and mad at him. 60% early in the obama administration, and even a lot of republicans came to admire her work as secretary of state traveling the globe representing the united states. now these new notes. the diane blair foils and the question asked is this. are keep cans who say hillary clinton's past is the way to block her from living in the white house in the future? smart strategy? >> not a smart strategy. i mean, you can bring this stuff up. you can churn it up, but when you talk to republican opposition researchers who really are going to be the ones that are doing the digging, they say you have to find something new, you have to find something fresh. voters when they heard all of this before has a much more limited effected the

of u.k. laws are actually made in the european parliament the house of commons study has shown that that number is vastly exaggerated and of course all of this is playing into the hands of the anti you know b. and political parties like the u.k. independence party those who would like person to leave the e.u. when a top e.u. official suggests that people in any country aren't sufficiently qualified to vote in those elections it sort of has a whiff of elitism and a sort of with the lack of democracy which of course is what the e.u. skeptics are constantly saying about the european union and it also made to discourage people from very senior. pen election it's well well they think if i don't really know enough of someone telling me i don't know enough and they vote it's a they will have to see how that pans out. all right artie's laura smith reporting live for us from london thank you very much for that update while writing off internal splits to ignorance that you seek to expand trade links with an upcoming pact with the u.s. but some critics say it's all at the mercy of mega corporations that c

. >> india's upper house of parliament is set to discuss a draft law to create a new state. caused controversy when passed through the lower house. it is to be carved out of the southern state. protests are expected in the capital new del on wednesday. >> civil unrest in 40 years. we'll work out what caused it. workers rioted after a map fell from a bus and died. the government blamed alcohol and launched a cag down. >> others point to the way workers are treated -- crack down. >> others point to the way workers are treated. >> this is something sink pore has not seep in four decade, violent protests. >> the streets erupted after a migrant worker was kill. >> this man was nearby. >> police cars came, every five minutes two or three cars came. upon reaching the place, they were shocked. this was something they never expect. maybe they expect a gang fight, maybe 10 people. this was in the hundreds. >> concerned about unrest the government passed a new security law for the area, providing extra powers toing police entering, allowing them to search anyone, and banning the sale o

law would lead to hundreds of thousands newer jobs. the 2 million estimate is much more significant. white house officials on the defensive noting the report does not say actual be jobs will be gone. >> somebody who used to work a job at 35 hours. >> this type of program would discourage workers.

of shelter. it was quite the roar. the wind was blowing horizontal, the rain was pelting the entire house. >> tony's brother-in-law filmsof hurricane iniki from a house across the street. through a crack in the plywood protecting his window, tony monitors the strengthening storm. >> every time i looked out this little crack i had to see outside, things were flying by that were amazing. metal roofs, corrugated roofs were like flying guillotines. >> first the asphalt shingles break into pieces and splinter away from tony's roof. then, as the house is pummeled by wind-driven rain and debris, his brother-in-law delivers some troubling news from his position across the street. >> tony, you're losing your roof! the eaves had separated from the posts, and they were flopping in the wind. so we ran downstairs pretty quickly because we knew it was just a matter of time before the whole thing went. >> we were all upstairs at the time going, this is not looking too great. >> tony, beth and her husband and three small children quickly run downstairs and huddle together as the house shakes and shifts in the wind. >> oh, my god! your

what's in the housing element or not but i do think they're making significant points in their letters. it's frightening to see the supervisors are considering the legitimization of in-lawsne neighborhoods and they would destroy those areas not meant f to be multiple housing areas. that's not - but some other things that sort of leads them to building that's what's happening. thank you. >> thank you commissioner moore. >> just to clarify not to circuit anything but the letters regarding you housing are copies addressed to preliminary most sarah jones as the environmental review officer who is in the middle of the eir updating the housing elements the comments are for benefit and not yet delivered in any sxhekt inspection to be discussed. it's a copy and they're not ready for prime time >> thank you. commissioner sugaya >> yes. just a personal observation i guess promote by commissioner antonini's comment about the internet connection most of those cities are provided it through google first in the two kansas city's and their extending it to other communities. it's ironic that at the same time, we're thinking we want good looking to come here but we're protesting their bu

games arts and culture reporter martin matt some of the gay and transgender community living in the house city of sochi to ask about their feelings on the law and their experiences of discrimination. thousands of athletes and businesses are expected to arrive this week and three billion people are also estimated to watch the winter olympics this month for some however the games aren't about spiritual progress they're about gay rights and the controversy surrounding last year's legislation that restricts children being given information about nontraditional relationships a similar law to the u.k. section twenty eight that was a false two decades in the late eighty's we had to the city's only beach front gate venue my act old white house english club that's been in the city for more than thirty years it seems as though it's being subculture is far more liberal than people think traditionally one of the more tolerant russian cities when during the civil era christians from all over the country the holiday here. club owner and his partner a man have been a couple for over thirteen years and settled that they don't agree with the law they remain

several states are pushing for such a legislation which of the st legalize is discrimination the firestone rubber anti gay laws erupted after the kansas house of representatives passed such a bill last week. rt is ramon valley now reports from topeka kansas. i knew. until the music goes inside the spectacular dome an elegant chambers of the kansas state capitol. be on the street appearances this is also home to a fierce debate between supporters of same marriage in their opponents. what if the tree is alive and well in cannes and time again. we believe that religion should be used to discriminate in kansas same marriage is bad the national spotlight shine bright in the state after the kansas house of representatives approved a bill that would've allowed anyone to refuse to do business with same couples by citing religious beliefs some portion because the language of the bill is so loose that it really is a license to discriminate much crap protested the religious freedom bill speaker in law makers eventually said he would let the legislation died in the senate. i contacted several supporters of the religious freedom act that they chose not

the long awaited new media law was passed by both houses of parliament last year but it awaits a presidentialignature before it actually goes into effect in myanmar. >>> in its hay day, the indian news reported corruption, investigating scandal did, uncovering cover-ups, the name means sensational, a commotion, an event that shakes things up. it was shaken by a news story. allegations that founding editor tajpal had raped a junior employee led to his arrest and a string of resignations at the magazine. ever since the scandal broke, unrelenting. his credibility has been shredded and the brand and staff have been doing their best to stay afloat. the indian media industry better known for quantity than quality can ill afford to lose a pioneering publication like this one. "the listening post" on it. ahelka. >> for a magazine known for blowing open the doors of government secrecy, it offethey are in lockdown these days. nobody wants to talk about how the magazine is doing. >> it's been three months since the magazine's editor stepped down to fight allegations of sexual assault. in a country where

of your health care. the white house insists the health care law will ultimately not cost any jobs at all. the case of massachusetts where studies show the implementation of universal health care resulted in no significant job loss. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. >> a second major cheating canned skal hit the nation's military. the navy is investigating 30 sailors linked to cheating on a test, meant it qualify them to train them on nuclear reactors. the sailors have no responsibility for nuclear weapons. virginia state police say they suspect foul play in the disappearance of a reserved captain. kevin quick was supposed to host a surprise birthday party for his brother saturday but he never showed up. surveillance spotted quick's car in two locations where family and friends say he would not go. local business owners are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading it quick's whereabouts. >> the white house is insuring everything is being done for safety for american olympians. addressing a security corporation with russian authorities and to protect americans attending thos

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of the laws. >> but you know the word is trigger, is that ha house republicans will require. >> no one is satisfiedse of that term if it is condefining what is in the senate bill. we would like to see a clear certain determined ability to get the situation on the border descrait and implement the laws on the intoish so that people can have faith across the country that laws are being upheld. and that has got to happen first. >> the principle enumerate a legal status for the 11-12 gin illegal immigrants here in this country now. what do you mean by that and does that by definition mean no citizenship for them ever. >> well major, let me tell you something. there's a lot of focus on the immigration issue. but you know, in reality, we not only want to help the situation there. a lot of the discussion that we had with our members at the retreat was that we want to help the problems right now of job growth and the lack of a job growth. we know that 75% of americans are living from paycheck to paycheck. we come up with some real solutions to help america work for those people too. so i believe we're goin

of liu xiaobo. she remains under virtual house arrest. the report says the government has used the law to restrict freedom of speech among its critics and to punish them. >> a nation of 1.3 billion. a wealth of views, perspectives, and problems. chinese leaders examine the issues at their annual national people's congress. president xi jinping faces a long list of challenges. find out how he plans to tackle them. don't miss our special coverage, "china: road to reform" at these times, right here on "newsline." >>> to many mongolia evokes images of sweeping plains and blue skies. but people in ulan bator have seen rapid economic growth that's changing the face of the capital. and they're choking on clouds of bad air. >> reporter: a felt belt can be clearly seen between the blue sky and the ground. it may look mysterious. but it's actually a layer of airborne pollutants. in winter, thick smog engulfs ulan bator. it even slows down traffic, as visibility falls to less than 20 meters. >> sometimes i find it so hard to breathe in the morning that i can't go outside, and my mouth and nose ge