>>mackie: mainland china hosts over 270 international schools in 43 cities and in the provinces many cater to just a couple dozens students. but for the majority of schools, they can only enrol foreigners - children of expats or returning chinese with foreign passports. so for well-off mainlanders who seek a less politicised, international education and a seamless entry to the world's leading universities, there are two options. >>reporter: option one, there are schools abroad, which, along with colleges, vigorously compete at education expos like this for a share of the 200,000 chinese students who study overseas annually. >>of this number, over 3,000 under 18s attend british boarding schools, while around the same amountboard in the us. most going onto universities, paying premium fees, in their countries of choice. >>these numbers are growing as anxious parents worry about their only child's competitive advantage in china's marketplace. >>gregg: there's an interesting push coming on with how parents view the importance of education and their careers. i see that there are a multipl

>>reporter: expanding the reach of distinguished brands in mainland china is a long-term strategy.d pressed british treasury, these early connections should help maintain the intake of top dollar students to uk universities. while sino-british networks should deliver referral business to the schools and advance their students' careers - by broadening the old school tie network. >>india's legal outsourcing industry has grown in recent years from almost nothing to a mainstream part of the global business of law. with everyone from wall street banks to mining giants, insurance firms and multinationals looking to cut costs, hiring lawyers in india is now increasingly popular. >>reporter: welcome to the new level playing field. here in noida, a satellite city of new delhi, these young lawyers are learning the nuances of american law. christopher wheeler used to be the assistant attorney-general for new york state. now he manages the team of lawyers at pangea3, a legal outsourcing firm, to do the work usually done by young lawyers in the west - at one-tenth of the cost. >>wheeler: it eit

the government says the woman did travel to mainland china last month but has not identify the source. many of men and women have areas of problems all over their bodies. x. it is hard to get rid of, but it may be possible to chill the stubborn fat away. donna hamilton has details in tonight's medical alert. >> jennifer is the wife and mother -- is a wife and mother of three young children and like many women, she has areas of her body that she is not happy with. it is that part that sticks out right here. i would like to see that reduced in size. >> most doctors will tell you that stubborn area of the body is a common complaint, along with a couple of others. >> other areas that we treat our here on the flanks. that is where we use the smaller applicator. a lot of times like on the back we can do that, sometimes right .elow the brock'a those are the most common areas. >> jennifer is going to try a new procedure. the dermatologist has been as part of the research on it, and now it is fta approved. >> you can chill the fat and get it to dissolve and do it at a temperature that does not

mickey mouse is heading to mainland china. disney announced today a deal to build a theme park in shanghai. its partnering with the shanghai shendi group on the project. but the companies are still waiting for approval from the chinese government. the one and a half square mile park is expected to cost nearly $4 billion. the company's other chinese project-- disneyland hong kong-- hasn't performed as well as expected, reporting a loss last year. here's what we're watching for next week: our friday market monitor guest is eugene peroni, portfolio manager at advisor's asset management. we'll also see the september reports on wholesale trade and international trade. monday, the business of sports. we kick off our series "beyond the scoreboard" with a look at falling raceway revenues as the nascar season races to an end. about two and a half million a.t.&t. u-verse customers have to cook meals and fix up their homes without the food network and hgtv. the latest cable fight involves scripps, the owner of those channels and a.t.&t.

health officials say the 59-year-old woman was likely infected during her recent visit to mainland chinan serious conditions. authorities have enforced strict hygiene guidelines and undertaken cleanup operations in some bird markets. individual vendors have also cleaned their shops. so far none of the people who came into contact with the patient has fallen ill. >>> thailand welcomed 120 sea faring people from other parts of asia when the fuji maru docked in bangkok thursday. the ship for southeast asian youth is on a 53-day voyage around the region. passengers hope to raise awareness about hiv/aids and to promote mutual understanding in asia. this year marks the 37th edition of the program since it began in 1974. >>> hello there. welcome back to your world weather update. well, much of eastern asia is going to stay calm and settled. across the north not too bad across mongolia either, but there is going to be very cold air coming in from the north. and that's also going to be bringing widespread snow for your saturday. so you will notice the dramatic change in the temperatures here. the

in japan and hong kong in mainland china singapore for as examples their universities are coming up and russia needs to worry about not only the americans and the canadians and the australians but the universities in those emerging countries to which are investing very heavily i think one of the problems in russia is that there isn't enough sustained investment in the higher education sector particularly those are the top class universities the well known the new national research universe investment as you mention is one of the factors that's also also related yes well we now have a chance to see if moscow i think that there are enough skilled professionals in their country spotlights ill anyone that has the details on that. hi there today i'll try to find out if muscovites think that there are more than enough people in this country what had occasioned on the contrary there is a shortage of this was that i think there's a shortage of people with higher education in our country it's very difficult today to get a higher education in russia because people have to pay for it it's very exp

korea on tuesday to south koreans killed during the exchange of fire have been returned to the mainland china has publicly called for calm from both sides while the u.s. condemned the actions sending an aircraft carrier to the region tensions are still high on the peninsula with seoul beefing up its defenses and pyongyang threatening to retaliate against any provocation. for three people have been killed in five days of clashes between gang members and brazilian police in rio de janeiro thousands of officers backed by military tanks and helicopters been dispatched to deal with government who've been robbing motorists and burning cars since sunday officials say drug traffickers are fighting back against police operations aimed at tackling violence in cities slums authorities in the country trying to improve security in the lead up to the twenty for the world cup. to cambodia where the country has held a national day of mourning on thursday for the more than three hundred fifty victims killed in a stampede in the capital government officials were among those who lined up to offer flowers and in

mcdonald's is already taking action, raising many prices in mainland china.et data on consumer prices and housing staurgts of the target did beat the street reporting 74 cents per share. the dow fell 178 points tuesday dipping below 11,000 at certain points but closing at 11,023 which is where we open today. the nasdaq dropped four points to 2469. >>> gm revs up the engine on its ipo which would be the world's largest ever. that's what we are on track for because gm increasing the number of shares it's selling to 478 million. pricing between $32 and $33 a share. that means it's going to raise about $22.6 billion. that is more than china in july. washington will still have a say over management decisions. gm will start trading tomorrow. >> all right, courtney. >>> have you got tired eyes that won't focus? the cause could be your computer. what doctors call computer vision syndrome. >> a lot of people have multiple problems when looking at a computer screen. it could be a visual problem. i really can't see it, the screen is blurred. it could be a functional pro

to south koreans were killed during the years change of fire they've now been returned to the mainland china has publicly called for calm from both sides while the u.s. condemned the actions sending an aircraft carrier to the region tensions are still high on the peninsula which sold beefing up its defenses and pyongyang threatening to retaliate against any provocation. iraqi president jalal talabani has given the country's prime minister the green light to form a new government the official request will pave the way to end an eight month deadlock following inconclusive march elections which led to a power vacuum and an upsurge in sectarian violence nouri al maliki now has the task of forming a cabinet within the next thirty days that is expected to include all of iraq's rival factions. cambodia is holding a national day of mourning for the more than three hundred and fifty victims killed in a stampede in the capital and government officials were among those who lined up to offer flowers and incense in memory of the dead the tragedy happened on monday the crowds gathered on the bridge to cel

mainland china native is worried that information disclosed might become available to chinese authoritiesn elderly white man to seek asylum. >>> there are new plans to keep you safe at the washington monument. the park service now weighing five separate options. let's find out more on the big changes from sherry ly. >> reporter: the washington monument towers above the national mall, an architectural icon like no other. >> it has been part of everyone coming to washington to go up and be able to do it. >> it's very beautiful place and it is open. >> reporter: a view spoiled by this building protruding from the base. >> it is kind of of unsightly. >> it is a distraction. >> reporter: the building, which is used for visitor security screening, was supposed to be temporary. it is now going on eight years, an architectural eyesore to historic purists. >> that was never meant to be a permanent solution and that we always had in mind developing a permanent screening facility for visitors coming into the washington monument. >> reporter: the national park service is now proposing five different

a 69-year-old woman is in serious condition after returning from a visit to mainland china. >>> a sports car developed by british engineers has made a pan-american road trip from the arctic circle in alaska to the world's southern most city. the team drove through 14 countries in 70 days, covering more than 16,000 miles without a single blast of carbon dioxide emissions. >>> a california woman may never want to pop the hood of her car again, she found a 10 foot long boa constrictor curled around her engine. it took a half hour to pry the snake from her car, even greasing up the reptile with cooking oil to help free it. experts have no idea how it got there. i'm sure they're all glad to get it out of there. five minutes past the hour. let's go back outside with a check of the weather with al. >> mr. roker, what's the weather look like? >> we have a mess in then northwest. let's check it out for you. a couple of low pressure systems, a big one offshore, bringing rain and snow to the mountains. ahead of it, high winds and wind advisories and warnings and we will continue to see that over th

the 59-year-old returned from mainland china and is in serious condition.pectors are going through bird markets testing for infected birds. >>> new health rules first nation's largest and oldest used football organization. pop warner is requiring a note from a doctor to allow kids to play after a head injury. this is in an effort to prevent serious health problems from concussions. pop warner is creating a national advisory board to weigh of in -- weigh-in on concussions. the doctor who works with the nfl player association will oversee it. >>> a big budget battle is at the heart of the throedown. >> and -- throw don. >> we're talking about fists flying. >> we have video you have to see to believe next. s if you live for performance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better wear protection than mobil 1. castrol edge. it's more than just oil. it's liquid engineering. >> caught on camera, a police chase in florida. the man managed to drive off and through a yard and then the chase finally ended when he slammed into the

is happening between mainland china in the korean peninsula. the artillery shells found in south korea today these joint drawls have prompted the north to issue new warnings about " merciless assault. united shores forces coming days after a deadly north korean artillery attack to civilians and two marines were killed in tuesday's shelling. >> china is taking action sending an envoy to south korea and inviting north korea to beijing next week it is called for resumption of six nation new killer talks next month. succory is rejecting the talks saying it's more immediate concern is addressing north korea's belligerence. the atmosphere curtain currently does not resumed the talks. china has been slow to react. >> in organ the young man suspected of trying to blow ban in portland will be in court tomorrow the bomb turned out to be fake it was part of a federal sting. federal officials had been tracking the man for some time >>. 19 year-old mohammed is a naturalized u.s. citizen born in somalia. he lived here in cornwallis oregon an hour-and-a-half

i decided to have normal relations with the people's republic of china on the mainland. as president reagan called it, it was red china. that was a turning point in the history of the world. three days after we announced relations, deng xiaoping, the unquestioned leader of china, said there were or to have reform in china, and that is when china began to open up not only aggressive human rights for their own people but to reach out for the rest of the world. it was a turning point in the history of china and our country. tavis: there is a c 100, a prominent chinese americans who are making sure american journalists have a chance to talk to the people. i was surprised that we get this impression that they do not want to talk openly about issues and cannot "the government publicly, but in private conversations will tell you honestly how they feel. what is your sense of the future of our relationship with china? because this imbalance coming in so many ways, seems to be becoming more critical. >> for more than 12 years, i had a contract with the government of china to promot

a 69-year-old woman is in serious condition after returning from a visit to mainland china. >>> a sportsthe world's southern most city. the team drove through 14 countries in 70 days, covering more than 16,000 miles without a single blast of carbon dioxide emissions. >>> a california woman may never want to pop the hood of her car again, she found a 10 foot long boa constrictor curled around her engine. it took a half hour to pry the snake from her car, even greasing up the reptile with cooking oil to help free it. experts have no idea how it got there. i'm sure they're all glad to get it out of there. five minutes past the hour. >>> good morning. clouds are beginning to move in from the west. it's been a cold november morning. now past 9:00 we're beginni to hit the 40s throughout much of the region. except there are a few locations where it's in the 30s. near 50 by the bay. later today with the cloud cover, we will likely make it into the mid and upper 50s and there's a small chance of a sprinkle this afternoon. clear tonight. cold tomorro morning and near freezing. during the afterno,

china to do something to rein in its ally. alex marquardt is in seoul tonight. >> reporter: today, the bodies of the two civilians killed in the island attack, arriving on the mainland for burial. arriving amid an escalation of force and rhetoric. south korea's president ordered more troops and equipment to the maritime border with north korea, including the island that was hit. warning that another attack could be imminent and calling for more aggressive rules of engagement. for its part, north korea vowed waves of retaliation if provoked. the first attack on civilians here since the korean war has been met with uncommon fury, both against the north and against their own government for a slow and tepid response. "we should punish the north's deliberate provocation," this man told us. today, the defense minister resigned. korean television broadcast animation showing how bunker busting bombings and fighter jets could destroy the north's military installations. u.s. navy ships steam towards the koreas for joint military exercises with the south. and as the 28,000 american troops based in south korea celebrated thanksgiving. this was one of the more tense thanksgiving