in a way is competing with mongolia with the world export market. also geographically, it's a greater distance from mongolia. >> we also understand rio tinto is looking to open up what could be the third biggest copper mine. what can you you tell us about it that and mining companies that are operating there? >> sure. the rio tinto project which is owned through subsidiary controlled by rio tinto called turquoise hill, a canadian miner, kernl asserts operational control over the copper and gold mine in mongolia and it certainly is a huge resource. there's around 40 billion pounds of copper and around 20 million tons of gold estimated at that site. and it is a huge investment. there's massive infrastructure development around there. it's around 40 kilometers from the chinese border, so relatively proximate which has an advantage in terms of importing the product there. at the moment, i understand around $5 billion has been invested by rio tinto in the project and the total project costs around $13 billion. so certainly an important -- it's a very imp

. >> esta niña sabe donde esta mongolia en el mapa y tiene 4 años el niño se interesa por el piano yas cosas para sus hijos pero no los amarraran a estar a la casa y evaluara siempre el nivel de sus hijos que van al día en los estudios. en 2007 más de millón y medio se educaron en casa y va en aumento, estos por el descontento con la educación publica por religión y por necesidades especiales de los niños. >> se intoxicaron con químicos estos trabajadores en santiago por supuestamente no se protegieron hay hospitalizados. >> y termino este largo partido finalmente pero el resultado no dejó muchos contentos. les contamos al regreso. >> ♪. ---hoy se jugo el tercer partido de la serie de campeonato de la liga nacional entre lo >> este fue el tercer partido entre los gigantes que se demoro por el clima >> hola amigos esta es su acción deportiva vemos como triunfan los aztecas, aquí esta la palabra. >> si me llaman algún día se verá si no seguire trabajando y esforzandome en la real sociedad que es mi club y se ve en buena forma mi juego tengo que seguir mejorando >> y los cardenals con l

victor flores, from the consulate of mexico and (inaudible) from mongolia and the honorable barbara (audible), honorable consul from the swazi republic. i would also like to recognize the honorable senator mark

--reporter pkg-as follows -- noemÍ espinosa tiene 4 aÑos y sabe dÓnde se ubica mongolia en un mapa.suprendiendo en casa como parte de un programa de instruccio Ón escolar en el hogar diseÑado y enseÑado por su madre. tengo cuatro hijos y lo hago porque creo que es lo mejor para mi familia. esta joven pareja ha optado por la instrucciÓn escolar para su hijos en el hogar. no empezamos con eso en mente. mi esposa y yo fuimos educados en la escuela publica. paso a paso estamos aprendiendo como hacerlo, no es algo que desde el principio sabíamos hacer, se va aprendiendo un paso a la vez. cuentan que eligieron esta alternativa porque la educacio Ón pÚblica no cumplÍa con sus expectativas y sentÍan que podÍan fomentar mejor los valores de su familia. pero dice anaÍs espinosa que serÁ flexible y revaluara cada aÑo si este sistema funciona o no. yo no lo voy a hacer para amarrarlos a la casa. "esto es lo que tenemos que hacer!" si ellos lo están disfrutando yo quiero seguir así. anaÍs espinosa asegura que sigue el programa de estudios del estado y que sus niÑos estÁn al dÍa, pero agrega que el

and the deputy director general, department of commerce of the inner mongolia, autonomous region.he director of economic and trade office of [unintelligible] province. i would like to mention that locally, we have a city council member from fremont, ms. sue chan and supervisor malia cohen is in the house. thank you for coming. i remember not long ago when vice-president -- the vice- president visited the united states and i traveled to los angeles with our mayor at the time and what an event. and now a few months later, san francisco is probably hosting the seminar with the ministry of commerce. it shows that our golden mountain continues to attract chinese. has never stopped since the 1800's and because san francisco continues to be the city of innovation and full of peril spirit, we will continue to seek an inflow of inbound chinese businessmen and investors. may i invite our mayor, edwin lee, to the podium? [applause] >> thank you. good morning. i want to of course repeat our warm welcome, ladies and gentleman, to the vice minister and his delegation here. to the council genera

the cold air mass is also blackening parts of northeastern china and mongolia. temperatures are on the chilly side in many locations. to the south, a big high pressure system is exerting its dominance over the korean peninsula and china bringing nice bright skies. the indo-china peninsula experiencing dry conditions. moving into the cameramerica's, windy. the storm has a history of producing five tornados in arkansas, and mississippi, as several were wounded and homes and structures were damaged. now conditions are easing across the mississippi valley, but instead, part of the mid-atlantic region, still with a slight risk of severe weather that is going to be continuing into tonight. heavy rain occurring in and around the low-pressure system. rain will spread into the north eastern states. and southern quebec in the next 24 hours. back behind it very windy. we have high wind warnings and watches posted. in the northern half of the plains. and, also, windy in the -- in the british columbia and the pacific north west region and very wet as well. and we are expecti

a cooler temperature also can be found across parts of the northeastern china as well as mongolia. nice clear autumn skies for the peninsula. the monsoonal season has ended in many areas. we have a strong low pressure system across north america. sitting by the great lakes region producing wet and windy weather the the line is producing a risk of severe weather in the central and northern mississippi river valley. two tornados were reported in arkansas. conditions will remain stormy into tonight. and then the severe weather risk should be moving into the northeast as we head into friday. back behind it, very windy, we've had high wind alerts, high wind warnings and watches out in the high plains. so gusts could hit 120 kilometers per hour, that's strong enough to topple trees and damage properties. out toward the west, nice clear skies for the west. but a series of low pressure systems moving into british columbia, producing wet and windy conditions, and you may see some snow in the higher elevations. because of the rain, temperatures are on the cooler side in vancouver, only 12 de

mixture of rain and snow in western mongolia and northeastern china. clearing up. clear skies for the korean peninsula and eastern half of china. back behind that showers are intensifying. southwestern corner of china. the ground is already very well saturated. so any additional rain is not good news here. all right. heading into the americas. then, and, let's talk about the tropical storm. well, patty has been weakening, lakely will become remnant, low by sunday. but it is, heading towards, the ba bahamas and cuba. and then we have another tropical disturbance right here. this one becomes, could become a tropical storm within the next 48 hours or so. intensifying showers. and stronger wind are lick ikel over the island the next few days or so. strong wind across the east end of canada. gusts about 120 kilometers per hour unlikely, are likely into your friday. back behind it another storm system bringing snow showers in parts of ontario and quebec. now, to the north of this cold front, cooler air comes in. that air is colliding with warmer air from the gulf of mexi

heading toward the east, we have -- this low here across mongolia is going to bring some very heavy rain with it. we'll see a drop of 10 degrees. thursday's forecast of 5 degrees into saturday is going to be minus 16. so a very quick drop there. and plenty of snow to come with it as well. as for japan, we have a low movimove movi moving -- the potential for about 100 millimeters of rain, certainly enough to cause some flooding risks and the concerns there. in terms of temperatures, 21 degrees in tokyo, 9 in seoul. we're seeing the low 20s in taipei, hong kong, as well as in chongqing as well as the low 30s in bangkok and manilla. let's check on sand y. i want to give you some ideas of some statistics. parts of maryland, new jersey saw up to 300 millimeters of rain from this storm. the snow amounted to more than 70 isn't meters and wind gusts to 140 kilometers an hour in new york. thankfully we're not seeing anything like this on wednesday and it will continue to weaken off to the next few days. let's go out to europe where we have a couple of well developed lows. one in the west could se

this is in the region of russia north of mongolia on a runway that would you call maybe muddy?y? this is an a.m.-24 turboprop trying to make a takeoff through what looks to be the mud bog at the county fair. >> looks like something you snee a special effects in a hollywood movie. >> this summer -- >> it's crazy. the mud just flying and splashing all over the place. wheels up. it does get off the ground. >> match fn you're in the back of this plane and your window just gets completely covered up by the mud? >> oh, really? like this look, steven? >> yes. exactly. this is exactly what you're referring to. >> oh -- ah. oh my -- >> that's grow. >> looks like a bird just took a dump on the window. >> a big bird. >> i really feel we should start a kick-starter page for this airport that they can get some pavement. can you imagine landing in this mud? skidding all over the place? >> tell me there is a paved runway underneath all this mud? >> hey, i don't know. and, b, i don't think so. this was a very remote part of eastern russia. i heard that it's really beautiful this time of year.

across eastern china, dry weather is expected here, but look off towards mongolia. see the area in blue moving over ulan bator? could be seeing sort of heavy to moderate snowfall accumulations across much of that region. and the temperatures, well, on thursday, 8's expected for your high, but going into friday, it will be a dramatic cooldown, only minus 2 for the high temperature here in ulan bator. off towards tokyo, though, much warmer on the other side of the spectrum there. 26 expected for your high going into the latter part of your week. now over towards the americas, though, we do have a low pressure area moving across southern california. it's going to be bringing some precipitation to portions of southern california, even off there towards nevada. flash flooding could be a risk. and into some of the higher elevations, could be seeing seven centimeters of snow. also seeing snowfall across ontario. a low pressure area moved in from the arctic, bringing about 15 centimeters of snow there in southern ontario, plus some cool weather across the great lakes region

going into this week when i am resigned look to tighten things up at the bank train sheet against mongolia was incredibly their first since early august. working on this in training but i think there is still plenty to. tackle defense we need to keep on working hard but i've long been there yeah i was thinking about doing again i said. it's very difficult to win four games. when you take a lot for us that was a very good they didn't create many chances they were strong in the set pieces but . it was a good game for us and she pointed to extremely important spartak have been suffering from a number of injuries but the crisis seems to be easing the minds of on baby come and emmanuel in ek set to play first team football soon been wanting r.b.i. deneuve is finding his shooting boots again from everton mick fielder hasn't been in the greatest of form since returning to russia but he's out of school two goals in as many games. working hard in training as when i try to shoot when playing and i think i'll play is becoming better as a teammate but you're working better together as a unit we're cre

i was in mongolia, south africa, mozambique columbia, they're harder markets.es it's the market. sometimes it's the product. and generally frankly small business is harder no matter where it is, even in this country. we do a lot of small business. almost 90% of our customers are small businesses. about 20 there's of the dollars. the rest are difficult products to finance or hard countries to finance. >> gavin: as a consequence is there risk--is there a risk ratio, i mean, what kind of loan repayments do you have? >> well, i'm very proud of the studio thatthat we have. our write-offs are better than commercial banks. we're backed by the united states government, so the interest rate is lower. and secondly, it's not a good idea to default on the u.s. government. bad idea. >> gavin: what kind of loan, your portfolio looks how big. >> right now we're over $100 billion. president obama asked for $140 billion. congress did the approval of the portfolio. we're as high as 140. we're totally self sustaining. we elect fees for our work. it pays all of our own officers ad

and in mongolia, look at this, a young boy takes a toy car for a spin around a public square., pictures coming in from around the world. >>> remember, you can always follow what's going on in "the situation room" on twitter. tweet me, @wolfblitzer. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." the news continues next on cnn. >>> hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. here's what's happening right now. a dramatic development tonight to tell you about in the standoff over iran's nuclear program. "the new york times" is reporting that iran has agreed to one-on-one talks with the united states. the report is attributed to white house officials and suggest that talks wouldn't begin until after the presidential election. "the times" describes this as a last-ditch development, diplomatic effort to avoid a military stri

paleontologist was arrested for, gethis, smuggling a 70 million-year-old dinosaur skeleton out of mongoliaently auctioned off for more than a million dollars but were then seized byhe government. authorities uncovered this one man black market in prehistoric fossils. >> am i missing something? should i get a new hobby of going to steal bones in another country and smuggling them back? are you serus right now >> a million bucks, joey. obviously there is market for it. >> apparently. being prosecuted too? melissa: sound like there is a good market for it. how do you smuggle that back into the country? that is li a really bi raincoat. how did he get through security? look at that. did you get all that in your carry-on? >> it is amazing, got to tell you, bones, what wl someone think next? guess what evidence it is, melissa. they have photographs of him digging up these bones. really? >> reconstrucc in the the courtroom. messa: where did to ll them? he is having a black market sale like ebay? wahe in his garage garage, old stuff in thearage? cleaning it out. >> the galleries pay millionsto get

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a federal indictment allege that's he illegally imported fossils from mongolia then turned around ande sold them on the market. mongolian government accuses him of taking the bones from a site which is against the law in mongolia. they like to protect their fossils. >> so much for school spirit from the "dallas morning news" and our affiliate wfaa. no one in texas can ever remember a marching band being ejected from a football game. but that is exactly what happened tuesday night when a referee ordered the hudson middle school band to stop playing. he said they were too loud. he even threw a penalty flag, threatened to keep penalizing the hudson football team. so the band left the field before halftime. it turns out the ref wasn't far behind. district officials ordered him to leave the field as well. he has been banned from future games and band members have also received an apology. >> turn down that music. that muse sick too loud. >> we'll have to ask how old he is. >>> coming up, a closer look at mitt romney's tax plan. do the numbers add up? new analysis after the break. l♪ ♪ play

custom officials say the florida man dug up the bones himself in among mongolia and shipped them into. among the fossils agents say he sold. a nearly complete skelton of the type of ter. it brought a million dollars in manhattan. the arrest shows the feds commitment to quote make this illegal business practice extent. the suspect could face 20 years in prison. a recent insider attack in afghanistan killed two americans. and now we know the victims included a cia agent. the details ahead. plus, no library book meant no homecoming for one florida teenager and her mother apparently is not pleased. that's coming up on "the fox report." 4g lte is the fastest. so, which supeast 4g lte service would yochoose, based on this chart ? don't rush into it, i'm not looking for the fastest answer. obviously verizon. okay, i have a different chart. going that way, does that make a difference ? look at verizon. it's so much more than the other ones. so what if we just changed the format altogether ? isn't that the exact same thing ? it's pretty clear. still sticking with verizon. verizon. more 4g lte

they're in more than 500 stores, some of them in china, and soon to be in mongolia.pickles in china? >> fulton: they're in 40 stores, and they're on the shelf... >> pelley: 40 stores in china? >> fulton: yes, sir. beijing, shanghai, kunming, shenzhen. >> pelley: why did you decide to expand into china? >> fulton: well i'll tell you what happened. i said, "ashlee, 2011, we're going to export to one country. i don't care what it is. because 95% of the world lives outside of the united states." >> pelley: to reach them, she went to a seminar and heard about the u.s. export-import bank, the government's credit agency for foreign trade. >> fulton: and i sat right behind fred, who's the president of the export-import bank. and so when he got done speaking, i went running outside to the car, because i saw a group of gentlemen standing there. and i said, "who's driving fred?" guy said, "me, chris." i said, "you're my new best friend. get him to eat these pickles before he gets on the plane because i want to export this year." >> pelley: you got some pickles to the driver of