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the property of mongolia.eleton in an auction house catalog, he suspected it was a bataar. >> i thought it was eluded. spurred me onto calling a few people on the phone and saying i'm going to write this letter and i'm going to send it to you and you can do what you want with it. >> word quickly reached the president of mongolia who in turn contacted texas attorney papter for help. he has experience in mongolia and after finding out about it just two days before the auction, he raced to get a restraining order from a texas judge and flew to new york. >> so as soon as they started the auction, i just stood up and held up my phone and i said, i'm sorry to interrupt, but i have the judge on the phone. and i wanted to let you know that what you're doing is violating the court's order. >> but it was too late. a bidder had already bought the dinosaur skeleton for more than $1 million. the court order put a hold on everything. customs documents say authorities claimed the relics were valued at just $15,000. painter b

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the landing capsule hit ground in china's inner mongolia region. state-run television broadcast live footage of the vessel's return. premier wen jiabao and other top leaders monitored the landing from beijing. the crew members greeted onlookers as they left the capsule. the manned spacecraft's voyage was an important step forward for china's developing space program. officials plan to build a space station for long-term stays by around 2020. >>> the safe return of the astronauts coinicideses with some more good news for china. this time in the field of archaeology. on exploration in the country's south yielded the oldest fragments of pottery found so far in the world. a team of chinese and american archaeologists discovered the fragments in the shenran dong cave. they examined the geological layer where the samples were found. it allowed them to conclude humans made the ware 20,000 years ago. until this discovery, the earlyiest pottery samples in the world were between 16,000 and 18,000 years old. archaeologists unearthed them from sites in china a

other countries land on land and in this case in the desert of mongolia. it's a hard landing, but they emerged okay, and, as a result, everybody got a lawn chair when the mission was over. >>> up next matt lauer and the pride of the yankees making a difference. >>> finally tonight our making a difference report. most professional sports teams are deeply involved in their host cities and the same is true here in new york. as we said earlier, love them or hate them, the new york yankees are one of the great names in sports and they get to play in a great place. one week a year, they salute some great people. matt lauer has our making a difference report here tonight. >> the 3-2. >> reporter: heroes don't get any bigger than this. >> 3,000! >> reporter: but even heroes need some inspiration. this week the new york yankees found some in their back yard. >> reach for the sky! >> reporter: this may just look like horsing around, but for 9-year-old owen atkins, it's a chance to be like everyone else. flying manes provides riding therapy to children with special n

the landing capsule hit ground in china's inner mongolia region. state-run television broadcast live footage of the vessel's return. premier wen jiabao and other top leaders monitored the landing from beijing. the crew members greeted onlookers as they left the capsule. the manned spacecraft's voyage was an important step forward for china's developing space program. officials plan to build a space station for long-term stays by around 2020. >>> it's been a wonderful day here in tokyo, but a storm building up in china. robert speta has the details. >> we do have tropical storm doksuri here pushing off to the west. starting to see heavy rainfall pushing on across portions of southeastern china. it is racing towards the west-northwest at this time. about 20 kilometers per hour. expecting this to make a landfall going into your saturday afternoon hours. but as i already stated, though, heavy rain showers starting to move onshore. could be seeing 200 to 250 millimeters here from the guangxi region to hong kong where wind gusts have been recorded above

lynn and uc, san diego, uses crowd sourcing to recruit volunteers to look at satellite photos of mongolia in the search for the tomb of genghis khan. crowd sourcing also means checking in via cell phone and becoming a bit of data in a connected world that helps people decide where to hang out. privacy advocates have cautioned about some of the big brother aspects of this, though, but lynn says we're all happy to share when there's something in it for us. >> you're cool with the fact that somebody know where is you are on four square as long as you can know, you know, what else is going on around you that makes you have a better time with where you are in that location. >> reporter: or at least when helping others get to where the good times are. chris clacken, nbc news. >>> we are just so connected it's mind-blowing. >> indeed. your phone right now looks like it's buzzing. >> it's not. >> let's check in with christina loren to feel how that weather feels outside. >> hold on two minutes. i'll give you a call, marla. good morning to you. a good-looking day shaping up. temps in the 50s right

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but with the fact that in two thousand and five india pakistan and iran in mongolia are well were welcomed as observers of maize from the sense on of course voters in sri lanka the ground what are called dialogue partners there's been discussion i have of the summit and was to get the pounds out that afghanistan may join is that there's an observer in turkey may join as a dialogue partner but even as currently constituted this shanghai cooperation organization is correct the population response how to leave them on the graves to lie on my house so see all members of the observer states sixty percent of the eurasian land so this is a very important organization and that's one that still even twelve years up there is foundation stone the embryo stage in money in many ways and one that once it's fully bore and comes into the world in earnest is going to be one of the most important developments in his career. but remember we've got all the latest stories and videos on our website all t. dot com here's a taste of what's there a few right now bad news for everyone in russia who thought a protes

. >> he recruits volunteers to look get satellite photos of mongolia, urging for a tumomb. this helps people decide where to hang out. privacy advocates have cautioned about the big brother aspects. we're happy to share when there's something in it for us. >> as long as you know what else is going on out there. >> orderlies but helping others get to where the good times are -- or at least helping others get to where the good times are. >> research in motion is still struggling to stay alive. jane king has the bloomberg business report. good morning. >> good morning. we could have a big week ahead of us. there is the major supreme court decision expected on the landmark health-care law. congress will be forced to act on loans as well as a dispute over students federal loans. european leaders hoping a another summit to talk about a blueprint of the euro. lots to digest. futures are looking lower for the start of things. futures are down about 80 points for the dow. the market breathed a sigh of relief. about 3600 workers from lockheed martin. terms of the agreement were not d

most ambitious space mission ended as a capsule landed with a thud and a cloud of dust in inner mongoliahree, including china's first female astronaut, spent 13 days in orbit. it is the first time china docked with a space station in orbit, something the u.s. and russia did in the 1960s. she's helping america's war effort, armed only with a tape gun. steve hartman's "on the road" is next. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pills. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brings more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doctor recommended aleve. it can keep pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is rudy. who switched to aleve. and two pills for a day free of pain. ♪ [ female announcer ] and try aleve for relief from tough headaches. by what's getting done. measure commitmente the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and

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but with the fact that in two thousand and five india pakistan iran and mongolia are well were welcomed as observers of nations some sort of course followers in sri lanka to become better called dialogue partners there's been discussion out of the summit and was to get the pounds out that afghanistan may join as early as the observer in turkey may join as a dialogue partner but even as currently constituted the shanghai cooperation organization is quite the population some stuff believe in the right of this god to lie on my house so see all members of the observer states sixty percent of the regime lying to us so this is a very important organization and it's one that still even twelve years after its foundation stone the embryo stage of money in many ways and one that once it's fully bore and comes into the world in earnest is going to be one of the most important developments in this. later in the program we look at america's pursuit for dominance the country's defense chief is up to india's leadership as a string of bad luck names the u.s. bases ahead of its own it should move into t

but with the fact that in two thousand and cry india pakistan iran and mongolia are well more welcome those sort of certain age groups than does some sort of course followers in sri lanka the ground what are called dialogue partners there's been discussion i have of the some of them will see it with them so that afghanistan may join as it is on the server in turkey may join the dialogue partner but even as currently constituted this shanghai cooperation organization struck the population response after leaving the graves of the lamb out of the sea all members of the observer states sixty percent of the eurasian land so this is a very important organization and it's one that still even twelve years after its foundation stone the ambriel state in many many ways and one that once it's fully bore and comes into the world in earnest is going to be one of the most important developments in history. or remember we've got all the latest stories and videos on our website r.t. dot com here's a taste of what's on life you right now russia's economy comes down hard on those who crossed the niger

there were riots in india, kenya mongolia, they were all third world countries but 2007 and nicolas sarkozy in france had so many riots 600 cases of arson and and 600 people arrested and 80 police officers were to. the loser says i accept the results now unify around the winter to move forward. if you are on the losing end i refuse to recognize the legitimacy of the winner. chaos, a deadlock, one of the messages is i do worry we get to appoint a of polarization we will lose this. first with bush then obama's people question the legitimacy of the winner. that is very dangerous. no country quite as diverse as us with the ethnic groups , regional differences , democracy in america is barely fragile it is important to keep understanding it is a legitimate government to give them the basic elements when we come back. if we lose that we will have a terrible terrible problem for reelection as. sometimes losers are more prophetic. they come up with the new ideas and the winners are stuck with the policies of the past. every major program was talked about from the loser because it has to gain accept

leaders, they're really thinking, very easily can solve also the issue of the people and also in mongolia and china. i think they are. expressing one point to the chinese people have every right to know the reality. once people knows the reality, the chinese people also have the ability to judge what is right and wrong. therefore, the censorship is immoral. chinese people should know the reality. censorship is very very subtle. >> if the sensor ship goes, and the reality comes out, there is more chance of a deal? >> certainly. 100%. >> let's take a short break. i will come back and talk to you about america. i want you to tell the american people what you think about modern america and how to keep america great. you have seen america for six decades, seven decades now? i'm interested in your vote. >>> i'm back again with the dalai lama. your holiness, talk to me about america. what does america mean to you? >> oh, of course, the greatest democratic country. and i think a country because of the democracy, the freedom, freedom of thought, freedom of speech, i think a lot of innovation. you

but with the fact that in two thousand and five india pakistan iran and mongolia are world were welcomed as observer nations. and so on of course go over this in sri lanka to become what are called dialogue partners there's been discussion i have of the summit and was to get a bounce out that afghanistan may join is that as the observer and turkey may join as a dialogue partner but even as currently constituted the shanghai cooperation organization is collective population. of the human rights of the land my house of a c.e.o. members and observers states sixty percent of the eurasian lamb house so this is a very important organization and it's one that still even twelve years after its foundation stone the embryo stage in many many ways and one bad one suits forward war and comes into the world in earnest it's going to be one of the most important developments in the story. now the open eyes ation has gained strength and a forward to the sense that it was set up in two thousand and one can you see it becoming an eastern rival to the e.u. in the future. i think it is not one that talks ab

so after all the violence was done, 1500 people, and there were riots that killed 20, deaths in mongolia and liberia. those are third world countries. 2007, when nicholas sarkozy was elected president of france, there were so many riots there were 600 cases of arson and 600 people arrested. we're fortunate in the united states we don't have violents around the president reel elections, and a lot of that is due to the behavior of the loser. they say i'm disappointed, but i accept the results. unify around the winner. we have to do that because winners can only cater to the public's dissent. >> i do worry about losing the wonderful tradition, especially with the last several presidents. people are experts in the legitimate sigh, and that's a difference thirng for the country. we are a strong democracy, but a young democracy. the united states has so many groups, regional differences, and 10 -- so i believe our democracy is fragile, and it's important we sustain the traditions to keep it unified and understand that a legitimate government will govern, let them do the basic elements of gover