a very important event happening in mongolia. --t year, may 20, mongolian a mongolian dinosaur was going y 17, i found out from local , and i alertedk the mongolian government. >> these were bones that had been illegally smuggled out of mongolia, despite the fact that there are laws that are supposed to stop that kind of thing. >> correct. the dinosaur was illegally exported from mongolia. >> what is astounding is how much money this illegal market in dinosaur bones is worth. the skeletons was auctioned for around $1 million. it must be a huge illegal trade. >> obviously there is a market. especially for mongolian dinosaurs. it has been known to be very well preserved. complete, nearly complete skeletons being found in mongolia, people are attracted to this market. >> it is a fascinating story. i'm glad that the bones are going back to where they belong. thank you very much indeed for joining us. lastnt into space december, a relatively unknown astronaut, but now, five months later, canadian chris hatfield is returning to earth s

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coming down in bangladesh and northeaster india and looking dry for the northern half of china and mongolia and korean peninsula and japan and this is bringing air to much of the country and temperatures will be on the warmer side. for example, in kyoto, our high, is expected to be 28 degrees for you with lots of sunshine. still looking at 20 degrees. there's no mark of rain, however, rain may start tonight. 22 in beijing and warm in lumpur with a high of 18 degrees. north america, lots of heavy rain and thunderstorms are occurring across the u.s. from the west to the east. lots of things are happening. in fact, there is a risk of severe weather in parts of kansas, colorado, oklahoma and texas. one tornado has been reported in parts of eastern colorado. things will remain on the severe side into this evening. a similar situation can be found in the ohio valley thursday. meanwhile, snow showers and freezing rain is likely for parts of eastern canada and heavy rain in the cards for you in colorado into your thursday evening. scattered rain for much of the rest of the u.s. temperatures will be

they were mongolia's championship and this champion. he was trying to be the first homegrown person to capture the emperor's cup. this one was going for his 25th top division title. the other wrestler was seeking his first ever emperor's cup. the defense bends but doesn't break. he stays unbeaten. on the final day hakuho still had business to take care of. he needed a victory over his arch-rival to capture back to back perfe championships. they go chest to chest. hakuho drops his hips. his tenth perfect championship was also his 25th. he needs eight more tournament victories to write a new chapter in sumo history. so why was he untouchable this time? one thing that separates him from the rest is his ability to incapacitate his opponent by completehu offense. here he like does fight by getting his right hand inside grip. but i yanks him by the arm and swings him to the deck. the mongolian also showed great athleticism and poise. in this bout, he got into an attacking position by slipping his right arm on his upper body while recovering f

and temperatures will be above norm, especially mongolia.ll take a look at that temperature later on. here across japan, northern areas are seeing cold air aloft. and that's actually turning the precipitation over in how kkkai to snow. thursday and friday, you're likely to see snow instead of rain. some icy conditions there. and any additional rain will trigger avalanche. we're going to see the temperatures rising up to 18 degrees, beijing at 25 degrees. well above your norm. and 20 degrees. s summer-like temperatures for you. >>> moving to north america, lots happening in the central regions here. winter storm warnings widely posted in colorado and wyoming. you're likely to see 30 additional centimeters of additional snowfall. looks like you just can't get rid of winter here. this cold front is actually the borderline of the unseasonably cold air. from canada. this is the area where we're looking at some severe weather to erupt. hail, damaging gusts are all likely. and we're not going to be ruling out the fact that there are chances of torn

it ended up in mongolia. >>> gabrielle giffords was honored sunday in boston.ho's seen the pain of gun violence caroline kennedy. >> reporter: the two women who share a unique bond forged by guns and personal tragedy embraced as miss kennedy pass the award to miss giffords. caroline was 5 when her father was killed in november. she said -- >> our family is still suffering from the heartbreak of gun violence. no one should have to lose a husband, a wife, a father a child to senseless murder. >> reporter: gabrielle giffords survived a gunshot two years ago. >> assisted by her husband astronaut mark kelly, giffords took the podium for just a few powerful words. >> i believe one -- we all have courage inside. i wish there was more courage in congress. it's been a hard two years for me, but i want to make the world a better place. that speaking of inspiring stories, there's one too. >> profile and courage and many people who were there said this is especially for caroline kennedy opening up in a personal way in he own father's assassination. >> they say it's one the

driving through some of the remotest areas on earth, from , the gobi desert in mongolia, then into russia before crossing eastern europe, heading towards france. is int of this journey countries that we have never been to. unlikely to have the pleasure to come again. we are really looking forward to the experience. >> this is only the fifth time this race will be undertaken. the first was in 1907. back then, there were no maps, no passports, and the driving was mostly off-road. the rally was only possible again in 1997, and before then, soviet russia and china under mao would not issue race drivers with any permits. >> a dream. we are young, we like to know , and if we can learn this country with an old car, it is good. [laughter] reason that wey do this. >> the first off the start line is the oldest car in the race, a 1917 la france. for those that make it across continents, it will be a testament of endurance, a celebration that there are no barriers to the human spirit. out to zero, hong kong. >> let's take a look -- al jazeera, hong kong. >> let's take a look at some pictures from nas

mongolia. a. good in the. air. a. pill. a. old mole. in the air all. the old she says. old it. told sat. she's easy. to. see. it's easy. to see through it. but it's actually. her. suv. you see. that was james brown learned from golden state singing bombs the new single from the vision. they were coming out. so tell us a little bit more about bombs or well you know i. it's pretty self-explanatory. no it's about. when there's a strike going on you know and it's time to just call it quits you know we need to stop with all the chaos and really bring some peace to what's happening in the world so well i notice that a lot of your music online has inspiration or ron paul. what attracts you to his message i mean i just think it's the honesty you know and i and i think that's what's lacking a lot obviously in politics you know and it lacks a lot of in the lot of places in the world you know we have a hard time getting around things because there's like half truths you know and that's what the album division is all about you know there's all these half truths but nobody's really seeking

big country and an important country and it has trouble with its neighbor india and vietnam and mongoliaet and it makes a lot of mischief and causing difficult -- difficulties and other countries that have been operating in that part of the world. they are investing in double digits of the defense capabilities and they will have a growing presence. the expert on this is henry kissinger but as i look at it, it seems there is attention between a growing economy which means there will be a lot of people around the country with computers, phones, all of the electronic stuff from the facebook and twitter and all that stuff that you understand so well and that is not highly compatible with the dictatorial communist system. where viacom? if they try to repress all of the activity that will go on if they allow so phones and computers, if they try to repress it the economy will slow down. i think. if they don't, and the economic side of their economy will do well but i think it will cause pressures on the political system. i don't know what that means but probably there will have to be changes an

he can talk to china, mongolia and all the koreas and he eats velveeta shells and cheese.eur? liquid gold. eat like that guy you know. liquid gold. >> jimmy: tonight on the program a very funny woman you know from "the big c: hereafter" on showtime, gabourey sidibe is here. and then, this is their latest album called "mirage rock." band of horses from the sony stage. tomorrow night, pierce brosnan will be here from the movie "frances ha," greta gerwig will join us. and we'll have music from alice russell. and on thursday, the great mel brooks will be with us, as will our friend science bob pflugfelder, and we'll have music from the airborne toxic event. [ applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is a multi-talented director whose very successful career has been populated with swingers, elves, cowboys, aliens and superheroes. his latest "iron man 3" opens in theaters friday, please welcome jon favreau. ♪ h how are you? >> the old arsenio entrance. >> jimmy: was that what it was like? >> he would do that, the peace sign and sometimes throw it out there, too. a couple of people o

dinosaur bones are being flown back to mongolia where the dino once roamed.y a guy who ran a fossil business. >> look at that. >> i.c. e officials contacted momongolian authorities to they wiltellthem they're getting ther dinosaur back. they're so happy they're building him a new home. the cost of the plane ride back to mongolia being covered byy by careeran area. >> an entire t rex? how do you do that? >> thanks for joining us. >> "america live" starts right now. >>> fox news alert. with new details breaking in the remarkable story of three young women who escaped a home in cleveland, ohio overnight after a detecte decade of being held . the choppers are up over the house of horrors. welcome to "america live", everyone. unbelievable day. i'm megyn kelly. their survival story and escape from captivity gripping the country. amanda berry was 16 when she vanished in i 2003. gina dejesus just 14 when she disappeared in 2004. michelle knight was 20 when she went missing in 2002. police believe they were

altitude of 255 statue miles over eastern among mongolia. of a meter per second. >> they are scheduled to touch down in kazakhstan in about three hours. here is the headline. before they left the commander chris hatfield released a music video. the folks at nasa believe it's the first one ever recorded recorded in space. ♪ this is major tom ground patrol ♪ i have left forever more and i'm floating in a most peculiar way. >> shepard: peculiar way. david bowie space odyssey here. >> shepard, so so so soyuz spae capsule expected to land about 10:30 this evening. one of the three astronauts on board is the canadian commander hatfield. he has gotten quite a bit of attention for showing ordinary life on board the space station. how to make a peanut butter sandwich in zero gravity and what happens when you cry in space. cover of the david bowie song he did take some liberties with bowy's lyrics in the bowie song major tom louises communication with the ground and the commander's song thol all is rosy, major tom is expected to make a soon and rapid

is sending it back to mongolia.ay in a new museum. >>> coming up, rear returning to the top story. the miracle in cleave lapped. >> how families of the through young women have coped and what neighbors saw and heard. we are staying on top of this breaking news story. >>> and later we switch gears and take you inside the supermarket to confirm your concerns about shopping while extremely hungry. what really winds up in your shopping cart? you'll be surprised. you're watching "world news now." ♪ i'm after you ♪ love is alive ♪ running inside ♪ and i'm hungry like the wolf >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lunesta. weather brought to you by lunesta. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lunesta. like it has for so many people before. do not take lunesta if you are allergic to anything in it. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving or engaging in other activities while asleep without remembering it the next day h

it has trouble with mongolia and tibet.is making a lot of mischief in the south china sea and causing difficulty for the south koreans, for the taiwanese and for the japanese and other countries that have been operating in that part of the world. they are investing in double digits in their defense capabilities in developing the blue water navy and they will have a growing presence. could be wrong, the expert on this is not donald rumsfeld but as i look at it seems to be that there is a tension between a growing economy, which means there'll be a lot of people milling around the country with computers, cell phones, of the electronic stuff, probably face books and twitter and all that stuff that these younger folks understand so well. and that is not highly compatible with a dictatorial communist political system. you know, they give, where will they give come from? if they try to repress all of the activity that is inevitably going to go on if they allow cellphones and computers and all that stuff, if they try to repress it

>> well, out of mongolia. >> mongolia?> i didn't think you could get there from here. >> what? from america. >> no, that's an -- >> that's the farthest reaches of the earth. >> the other day i was -- which is a great location, which has been opened up before. but it's burma or myanmar. >> no kidding? >> yeah. >> a lot of people wouldn't go there for years. >> the only problem is the rivers drying up so you can't go down the river and great cruise into -- >> and you can get good food there? all the services that people in a luxury -- >> well, i think there's a lot of dipping and in and out of luxury. people like to have the, you know, sort of half the rough and tumble. >> for a day. >> well, for a couple of hours, and then they want to get back into their luxurious life. and that's the sort of thing that we really offer. >> what about corporate clientele? it sounds like a catering mainly to a tourist or a luxury traveler who is doing a lot of research, finding an obscure place to go. do you get the business elite going ther

the cost of the plane ride back to mongolia being covered byy by careeran area. >> an entire t rex? how do you do that? >> thanks for joining us. >> "america live" starts right now. >>> fox news alert. with new details breaking in the remarkable story of three young women who escaped a home in cleveland, ohio overnight after a detecte decade of being held . the choppers are up over the house of horrors. welcome to "america live", everyone. unbelievable day. i'm megyn kelly. their survival story and escape from captivity gripping the country. amanda berry was 16 when she vanished in i 2003. gina dejesus just 14 when she disappeared in 2004. michelle knight was 20 when she went missing in 2002. police believe they were held captive in a home near downtown cleveland a few miles from where they vanished. think about that. think about their families, wondering, waiting, searching, and they were there. they were there in the neighborhood all that time. moments ago we learned that two neighbors say police were called twice in recent years to investigate suspicious activity there. that is n

and also the fact that in asia, mongolia, manchuria, and especially tibet, they are ethnically and culturally totally separate. it is a contrived argument that the han chinese have created to say that these people are part of their nation. and it was expressed on the part of the uighurs. i wanted to point out that for thousands of years, the tibetan en, wereor tibetan man warriors similar to the vikings and swiss, attacking all the countries and areas around their , india,eas -- china southeast asia. but they couldn't stay there because they wouldn't -- couldn't adapt. they did nothing but take booty, etc. 600 years ago, buddhism came to thet, and that stopped marauding, and it became a unique feature and unique country in history, to the point where even genghis khan, although he occupied to that, never felt he to conquer it because they had already been established as a unique society, in his eyes. ray, can we ask you before we let you go and go to our guest, why have you contributed money to the tibetan cause? why has it hit a core with you? anler: because this was illegal takeover in the