and he didn't know what would work in mongolia.e needed to figure all that up and speak with the team over there at transwest. so all that stuff hadn't been set up. so i couldn't even have thought, oh, gosh, just be amazing to try it. but no, he didn't have one with him. and i just don't know anyone el else. to go on the air and be on the ground and getting updates. but i couldn't get on with my two young sons and paul's family, too. we're pacing up and down the house here. at least we're in familiar surroundings. those poor people, i know what they're going through. but to be over there in the midst of it, it would just be too much. but it keeps some normality for my sons. >> and in terms of the information that you are getting, have you had any calls at all from anybody at the airline informing you of any updates? >> no. i mean they were calling me quite often to begin with. we didn't hear from them -- i sort of had to chase them down. i was just thinking this morning how you sort of -- it's been a blur so i'm going back over wha

he was on his way to a mining job mongolia. behind his watch and wedding ring in case that happened. they survived an earthquake in new zealand, moved to australia after. he wanted his sons to have the wedding ring and the watch in case something happened to him. his family still hopes for his safe return. sarah and peter weeks, paul's brother and sister, join me tonight. >> sarah, let me start with you. i'm so sorry for what you and your family are going through. i cannot imagine what these days have been like. how are you holding up, especially with the constantly changing information? >> it is very difficult. information just changes all the time. there's so many different stories and so much speculation. and i guess we just spend a lot of time together as a family. that's what helps us get through. >> how has communication been from malaysian officials? i know a lot of families have been very frustrated by the way they're communicating. >> malaysian officials as such we don't hear from. we hear from malaysian airlines. they

we have this report. >> mongolia is known as the land of the eternal blue sky. when temperatures drop. the sky is heavy with smog. unlike industrial places it is not caused by factories or power lants. >> they are no longer using a traditional stove. the government subsidised the new one to cut down on the pollution. >> it's cheaper and it's more fuel efficient. >> this is one of over 700,000 people that live in the district. named after the traditional monk owlian home. these are populated by migrants. they could afford little else, there's no running water. half of the city's population lives in the districts, and the coal and wood they use in the homes is responsible for 60 to 70% of the city's pollution. on a cold day the smell of burning coal is so strong. the smoke sings the eyes. the government is concerned about long-term effect and has been working to decrease it. getting everyone to use the clean stoves is expected to cut pollution. it is not a solution. >> we are doing affordable housing study, and greening projects. >> it's a battle between progress

mongolia has one of the world's fastest growing economies thanks to mineral mining. boom is having a dramatic affect on the capitol now home to nearly half of mongolia's population of around 3 million. the new home for mistaken once nomadic people is struggling to cope as margo reports >> reporter: 40 years ago. hod got an education and sent his children to school. but they all still live on the outskirts. no running water. no sewage system. no central heating. >> translator: it's over crowded and the city is developing rapidly. so soil, air and water pollution are a big concern for us. >> reporter: some 700,000 people can more than half of the population, live like this. many of them arriving recently from the rural areas hoping to benefit from a boon in the economy. all they could afford wumings here was to set up homes in informal settlement like this one called ger districts after the traditional not nomadic tents. >> the government can't force them out. they have a right to claim unused land and if uncontested, they can own close to 700 square meters. >> that's

she was headed to a conference in mongolia. her husband let cnn read the note that says "i remain focused on what we have at hand by way of information and stay with the knowledge that she is strong and courageous, that her goodness must count for something somewhere. i carry the faith that the forces of life are eternal and ever present to keep the drama ever-moving. i'm neither favored nor deserted. no one is." others were also traveling on business. hollywood stuntman was headed home to beijing to see his two young children and pick up material for a project. paul weeks, a mechanical engineer from perth, australia was on his way to a mining job in mongolia. he left his wedding ring and watch behind in case of the worst. >> they had a bit of a car accident accident earlier on the year before and discussed what they wanted to do and for some reason before he left to go to mongolia, he left them both behind and said that the oldest child should get his wedding ring and the youngest his watch if something happened to him. >> rep

. >>> mongolia is known as a country of vast lands and great plains, but many are suffocating because of smog coming from a source would might not expect. >> reporter: mongolia is known as a land of eternal blue skies. but it's heavy with smog. unlike industrial places it's not caused by factories or power plants. no longer using a traditional stove to heat the home. the government subsidizes a new one. >> it its more efficient and takes less coal and generates less smoke. >> one of 700 people who live in the district these areas are unplanned settlements populated by migrants from the province. they could afford little else. there is no running water, no sewage system and no central heating. half of the city's population live in these districts and the coal and wood they use in their homes is responsible for 60% to 70% of the city's pollution. on a cold day the smell of burning coal is so strong its difficult to breathe and the smoke stings the eyes. the government is concerned about long-term effects of pollution and is working to decrease it. >> reporter: it's expected to cut down

shows that the non bonded over mongolia is bringing some wintry precipitation especially across china mongolia border where you want that precipitation is in beijing in and around this area anywhere above hundred it is now considered unhealthy for people especially when the whispers of times but the air quality due to the common dry conditions as of now. it didn't start eating about four hundred kids the temperature was twenty four in beijing with pz conditioned to think and feel of it or seven degrees with snow and forecast for you twenty two tearing so landon found out that adhered it to be in the ninth and more with her and shiny temperature than five tonne that's where the tiny blossoms are in full bloom today. when one of the many americans we still have to start to talk about up if it takes to fill in planning the pacific northwest and then ink is also in and around the area in one the washington state where the last item up for her courage. the death toll has risen to a couple of dozen down but think this additional rainfall would be very un welcomed legit warnings as well as f

attack was kidnapped in nineteen seventy seven they met the north korean born torture of making the mongolia and he and his smile. throughout. all weekend to dialogue and action policy is to squeeze all the abduction issue at all it was. said he hopes a fairly simple japanese inductees will be able to hunt them out to others. she leads to release the grip of the families said the upcoming talks on a significant opportunity for a sampling of the shield. he says he wants cup and officials to continue working until they find a resolution which take on deposits in town. south korean official said pretend the remains of chinese soldiers killed during the korean war. it's the best director penetration since the nineteen fifty three colleagues disagreed it doesn't have the names of four and twenty seven on them such as those held in china international airport chinese officials received a call to develop them on to a transport plane. tell him to stand. i know that it doesn't pretend. last june during a visit to china. on the repatriation of remains will be filed. reflecting on the path to south kor

nowadays for three to lead the people who hold the inner mongolia when mr templeton on down there which is not a traditional sport event month old kitten. the book directly to our tree as well. you could transport the patient does make some real impact for both the hong kong. they would invent a lot of attention at that time. a large number of chinese people got two more to the sport well. let the emergence of many horse riding clubs in china. indeed there are more than one hundred horse riding club the condition the olympics are the key. do not reach out to tender for feeding or training courses. most common problem of course running club. they coughed up a printed them and then. it showed that ninety percent worth running club with his money now. pick up a lot of money to people for thinking that able to keep everything clean. the cause of much higher than hurting the club to many working in the red chinese media that he could report. comfort is how to work. the membership fees for the club will tell you this strategic port of course very high in all a cordial horse riding club and ho

foreign ministry says mr and mrs steel co to spend time with twenty six year old kid had gone in mongolia the accord is done are meant to me it was abducted at the age of thirteen back in nineteen seventy seven to be trained as a north korean spy pyongyang has long claimed that she killed herself in nineteen ninety four to wish tokyo projects as a baseless claim. the north has a fiercely admitted to adopting thirteen japanese citizens from nineteen seventy seven to nineteen eighty three. but hundreds more are believed to have been kidnapped. there etc look at international stories making headlines around the world. i'll see you back here tomorrow night there is rising speculation that korea's export driven economy may have reached the limits of its ability to induce growth and the local economy as the nation's outstanding performance on the trip front did little to boost the livelihoods of many working class families experts say the world's twelveth largest economy is being held back by sluggish domestic consumption and soaring household debt. for more on the apparent trend and how the go

mongolia is a land of great plains.any are suffocating because of coal-fired smog coming from a source you may not expect. mongolia is the land of the eternal blue skies when temperatures drop, unlike industrial places here it's not caused by factories or power plants. >> this woman is no longer using a traditional stove. the government subsidised a new one to cut down on pollution. >> translation: it's cheaper, retains more heat and fuel etirnalt, taking -- efirment. taking less coal. >> he is one that lives in these tent homes. these areas of unplanned settlements populated by might wants from the provinces. they could afford little else. there's no running water, electricity. >> half the populations live here, and the coal and wood is responsible for 60 to 70%. >> on a cold day the smell of burning coal is so strong. it's difficult to breathe and the smoke burns the eyes. getting everyone to use the clean stoves is expect to cut solution by 36%. >> in the long term we are doping affordable housing study and greening

in places like mongolia, it is cold in winter. it is -35 degrees.ublic transit. bloomberg tv in mongolia has this read work for us. -- report for us. >> more than one million people are using this system. they have little choice but to drive. distances make walking and unattractive option in winter. the city has no subway. public transit or is limited to buses. the number of cars has told. there are 325,000. that growth outpaces the road network. it is increased by just 1% on average over the past warriors. -- warriors. -- four years. authorities recognize that this is a problem and they have taken measures to tackle the issue. they are trying to restrict the number of cars on the road. cars are bans on specific days of the week used on the last number of the licensed eight. mean that this play cannot be driven on a thursday cap decreased by 20%, or 34 thousand cars each day. the government is taking steps to improve the roads. chaostell you that it is on the roads, whether it is winter. >> i think i went to let thoughts are the same time you batar

mongolia is the land of internal blue sky. but it can be heavy with smog. unlike more trial places here it's not caused by factories or power plans. the government subsidized on this new instead of to cut down on pollution. >> it is cheaper, retains more eat and is more energy efficient. >> she's only one of a thousand people who live in the districts named after the traditional mongolian tent homes. these areas are populated by migrants who can afford little else. half of the city's population now lives in these districts and the coal and wood that they use in their lives is responsible for 60% to 70% of the city's pollution. >> on a cold day the snell of burning coal is so strong here that it's difficult to breath, and the government is concerned about long-term death and solution and is working to decree it. using the stoves its expected o create less pollution. >> where nowhere else to live, it will mean more smokestacks to ahead up their homes. >> still to come on the program three years to the day that syria agency revolution began. we'll talk to thos

. >>> paul weeks a mechanical engineer was on his way to a mining job in mongolia.father of two young sons. the oldest just three. he left his wedding ring and watch with his wife in case of the worst. >> they had a bit of a car accident earlier on or actually just the year before. and they just discussed what they wanted to do and for some reason before he left to go to mongolia he decided to leave them both behind and said to his wife that the oldest child should get his wedding ring and the youngest should get his watch if something happened to him. >> others on flight 370 were traveling for pleasure. this couple had been on vacation in vietnam heading home to beijing to their two young sons. this couple were taking the honeymoon they promised themselves for a long time. and there were the lawtons and and the burrows, two couples, four friends seeing the sights abroad together. three americans were on flight 370. philip wood and the other two are children, brother and sister, both under the age of five. without waivers from the girl's families there is nothing th

paul weeks needs to make it thousands of miles inland all the way to mongolia. >> he was doing this for the right reason. >> weeks is an engineer, husband and father of two young boys. >> he would take his kids to the zoo. >> in fact, preparing the boys was a major issue before paul left for his 28-day assignment abroad. >> we cried when he left. this is a big change for the family. we prepared lincoln, you know, to skype him and a map where daddy was going to be. >> when weeks left home, he told his wife he was leaving a few things behind. >> i'm going to leave my wedding ring and watch and should anything happen, i want the ring to go to the first son that's married and the watch to the second. i said something to him, like don't be stupid, just come back and i'll give it back to you and you can give it to them. >> hours later, the pilots pass through security at the airport. >> they're there early. >> miles o'brien is an aviation expert for cnn. >> they'll talk about the winds aloft, the route, turbulence. with that all in mind, they'll come to an agreement how much fuel to load on b

. >> my sister is traveling from -- to go to mongolia for a food and agricultural conference over there. in kuala lumpur she changed. and that's what happened to this flight. that's why we are here. >> what is her profession? what are her skills which meant she was going there? >> she has done social work from a reputable institute in india. the institute of social sciences. and then she had done her doctorate in the same subject. she was working for the cause of international fisherman. she was very, very involved in the last 15 years for that. for the plight of the international fisherman. >> did she fly to conferences, like so many of us, i suppose, moving around the world -- >> yes. she was out of the country about 15 days -- 10 to 15 days a month. >> what is your reflection of the way the airline and the malaysian authorities have been in touch with you and how much they have kept you up to date as one of just over 200 members of families around the world? >> they have kept the family up to date in the sense they said not to believe anybody. not to believe the press. not to believe

with a big property in mongolia, it's real speculative. $3.45 billion company with a $3 and change stockwn in the last four months 35%. aside from the rally over the last couple of days, copper has been a real dog of late. a dog that's been dragged down by worries about a slowing china. and remember, turquoise hill has a big mongolia asset and there's uncertainty there because of a dispute with the government over the project's investment agreement. my view, hey, look, i think history is pretty clear. don't mess with the mongols. if you want a copper play, i'm not saying you should, but if you must own a copper mine, then go with something safer like freeport. though it has a big gold business too. if you want pure copper go for the jjc. the copper etf. >>> next up, michael in illinois asked about inovio pharmaceuticals and then last night another call about the same stock. from chris in new york. we had to comes on this one. it's time for me to call for my answer. it was a tiny biotech that's run up from about 50 cents a share a year ago. to $3.28 right now. not too shabby a move. the c

paul weeks needs to make it thousands of miles inland, all the way to mongolia. >> he was doing this for the right reason. it was his dream job. >> weeks is an engineer, husband to danika, and the father of two young boys. >> he spent so much time with his kids. he'd take them to the zoo, like, he was his little shadow. >> in fact, preparing the boys was a major issue before paul left for his 28-day assignment abroad. >> we cried when we left. i mean, this is a big change for the family. and we'd prepared lincoln. a little pad to skype him and a map with, you know, where daddy was going to be. >> when weeks left home, he told his wife he was leaving a few things behind. >> i'm going to leave my wedding ring and my watch, and should anything happen to me, i want the ring to go to the first son that's married and the watch to the second. and i said something to him, like, don't be stupid. just come back and i'll give it back to you and you can give it to them. >> hours earlier, first officer hamid and captain zaharie ahmad shah passed through security at the airport. >> they're there e

why not request countries from malaysia to mongolia to search their own territories? jeff beatty? >> i think, and richard talked to this earlier also, those searches have gone on, and those are populated areas for the most part. that will continue on a low level, but i think for the most part they've been eliminated. >> question for arthur rosenberg. if the wreckage were found in years to come, would the black box still be readable? in other words, even though the pinging stops after 30 days, what is the life of the data on the solid state inside? >> the answer is yes, and it depends on how much damage there was to the black box. but data can be retrieved. >> there was one, i forget which flight it was, the recorders were unusable. >> 447, they extracted the cvr, the fdr. they got a full range of information on that. >> there was a flight recently that recorders were found that were damaged and not usable. >> question for -- hold on one second. question for jim tilmon. if it takes this long every time to find missing planes, shouldn't black boxes be modernized with better technolo

paul week left his wedding ring and watch at home when he took a mining job in mongolia. he asked his wife to pass them onto his two sons should anything happen. his brother describes him as his best friend. >> least a wonderful man. we're all hoping he comes back. >> reporter: zahari was the airline captain pilots the plane. despite being under scrutiny many have stepped forward to vouch for his credibility. >> if somebody happened to this flight, i would think, i would believe he would have made sure the safety and welfare of everyone else before he thinks about himself. that's the kind of person he is. from artists to engineers, grand parents to a toddler, the passengers of flight 370 are more than just numbers. >> such a tough reality to grasp for the family members and people across the globe have been watching the coverage. another our hour of cover is straight ahead. >> we'll be back. balanced nutrn of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. marge: you know, there's a more enjoy

. >> mongolia is known as the land of the eternal blue sky.n textures drap drop, the sky is heavy with smog. unlike industrial places, it's not caused by factories or pur plants. >> this woman is not using a traditional stove. a new one was subsidised to cut down on pollution. >> it's cheaper, retains more heat, takes less coal and cope. >> she is one of 700,000 that lives in this district, named after a mongolian tent homes. they are unplanned settlements populated by migrants. they could afford little else. there's no water, sewerage system. half of the population lives here, and the coal and wood is responsible for 60 to 70% of the city's pollution. on a cold day the smell of burning coal is so strong it's difficult to breathe. >> getting everyone to use the clean stoves is expected to cut down pollution by 30%. this is not a permanent solution. >> in the long term we are doing affordable housing, greening projects. >> it's a battle between progress and tradition. with the economy on the rise more migrants are expected to come to the city.

i'd like to thank mongolia. the key to teaching. isn't she. she has friends or steaming plates of political correctness. in the gathering today to fly kites again don't read differently yet again it was so hopped up on it and it will. i have. this team. due to the years between stewart it's legal to reach high enough into the sky. june was a tuna served with the kmt only the coals how he was given orders to seize the leaflets the gag a go eli ago. they are unconditional. the act. in the nineteen sixties come to terms mean and psychological campaign. tnt on. i don't send out its deceased of leaflets in the poa but they said that one again. it was from his teaching to play with the tnt but the units and balloons with messages to the name. this was called the battle of hearts. wild garden is to be the headquarters of the community's property and the u n team. this all into disrepair since tensions across the street. he's over the past few decades. each tuesday. from the battle starts. will this look. arts is the highest. decades ago when tensions

his wife is from india and was on the plane heading to mongolia for work. to friends and family to thank them for support and he shared it with us here at cnn.com. he wrote in part, i remain focussed on what we have at hand by way of information and stay with the knowledge that she is strong and courageous. her goodness must count for something somewhere. we spoke with her husband and she wrote this piece. she called it man's quiet reckoning on flight 370. thank you so much for joining us on your vacation none the less. we appreciate it. when i was reading your piece, what jumped out at me is unlike any of the other families who are holed up in the rooms, he wanted to stay home. he didn't want to hang on every word of the daily press briefings. why? >> that's right. he chose to stay at home in the indian city where he wanted to be surrounded by the people who loved him most. his daughter, his mother, his mother-in-law. he's a very quiet person. what struck me by what he wrote was that quiet strength coming out in his words. he wasn't crying or publicly show

margo ortigas, mongolia. >> part 2 of our story on the church of wells. it's a parents' worst nightmare losing contact with your child and fearing the worse. heidi jo castro forllows the story of one family torn apart by that church. >> it seemed 27-year-old katherine grove had it all, a devout and loving christian family and a promising career in nursing but eight months ago, she accident happendisappeared northwest arkansas home. patty and andy grove worried she had been abducted. five days later, katherine finally, called from a town 380 miles away. >> she goes, hi, mom. i am with a group of people that are taking good care of me, but i can't listen to you and dad any more, mom. i am in wells, texas. >> population 800. a town of cattle and lumbarber. the groves came here looking for their daughter. instead, they found an even bigger mystery. >> katherine said she was with the church of wells. her parents asked locals for directions. >> they said, oh, you are here looking for the cult. >> three waco college students founded the church of wells in 2010.

. >>> paul weeks a mechanical engineer was on his way to a mining job in mongolia.r of two young sons. the oldest just three. he left his wedding ring and watch with his wife in case of the worst. >> they had a bit of an incident earlier on or just the year before. and they just discussed what they wanted to do and for some reason before he left to go to mongolia he decided to leave them both behind and said to his wife that the oldest child should get his wedding ring and the youngest should get his watch if something happened to him. >> others on flight 370 were traveling for pleasure. this couple had been on vacation in vietnam heading home to beijing to their two young sons. this couple were taking the honeymoon they promised themselves for a long time. and there were the lawtons and the buerre rows, two couples, four friends seeing the sights abroad together. three americans were on flight 370. philip wood and the other two are children, brother and sister, both under the age of five. without waivers from the girl's families there is nothing they can tell us ab

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paul weeks needs to make it thousands of miles inland to mongolia. >> and he was doing it for right reason. it was his dream job. >> reporter:er and he is an engineer and husband to danika and father to two boys. >> he spent so much time with the kids, and took them to the zoo. and they were like his little shadow. >> reporter: in fact, preparing the boys was a major issue preparing for paul's 28-day abroad assignment. >> itt wthis was a big change fe family and especially lincoln, and he had bought him a little mini pad to skype him and a map to know where daddy would be. >> reporter: when he left home, he told his wife that he was leaving a few things behind. >> he said, i am leaving behind my wedding ring and watch, and if anything should happen to me, i want the wedding ring to go to the first son marry and the second to have the watch. i said something like, don't be stupid, you come back and i will give it back to you, and you can give it to them then. >> reporter: hours earlier, first officer hamid and captain passed through the airport. >> they are there early, and they are going t

where this aircraft has gone goes as far as india, australia, indonesia, and parts of china and mongolia, and this could greatly expand the search area. >> elsewhere, the ukrainian prime minister, addressing crimea today. earlier today, russia's defense ministry saying that it had posted 8500 additional soldiers on the ukrainian border, and add that to the troops already inside of the ukraine. phil, what can the u.n. do at this point in time? >> well, probably not a lot, del, frankly. we have to keep in mind that russia handguns a seat on the u.n. security council, if there's any talk of a resolution, they can veto it. and if they talk of course, there's still consolidation going on on the ground in crimea. and nobody is going to ship those soldiers through any means unless the kremlin basically agrees to it. so de facto, they have annexed that territory and waited for the vote on sunday of course. but as far as what prime minister yetsin hopes to achieve with his talks with the u.n., other than getting support and legitimacy on the global stage. del? >> and in the meantime, the internat

. >> reporter: symphony hall a husband and father of two on his way to start a new job in mongolia, his dream job. before he left his home in australia he gave his wedding wing and watch to his wife danika. >> he said "i'm going to leave my wedding ring here, should anything happen to me i want the ring to go to the first son that's married and the watch to the second." and i said something to him like "don't be stupid, just come back i'll give it back to you and you can give it to them". >> reporter: two men had been on vacation and were on home to two young sons in beijing. >> as parents, nothing was more important to them than those kids. everything they did was surrounding those kid. grow to their house and it was covered with pictures of their boys. >> reporter: 30-year-old huang yi was also on the way home to her five-year-old daughter. she works for a semiconductor company based in austin, texas, and was on board with 19 of her colleagues. rodney and mary boroughs from australia were looking forward to becoming first time grandparents after they returned home. they were beginning

case of the swatch on this one the bigger picture we have a high pressure system dominating much of mongolia in northern china of the day and remain dry and also calm conditions. i find favorable for the air quality to deteriorate. beijing the non hazardous level of their bad air quality in shanghai he likes to feed ethan on the lead down here. showers will be lingering across southern china with temperatures reaching twenty two nd time and hunting and in ten high. here in tokyo with a rainy day for us americans still have those two storms that are common the croissant up with this pathetic incoming storm system that dominating the pacific northwest away the key in the western the wings which is creating coastal rain falling on the very head the size and heavy snowfall to win tickets are up in the sierra nevada's up to about sixty centimeters of snow fall camp and is likely to bring their ongoing event with a brain in washington state where that landslide occurred. i was frustrated for them and it's going to be at very high risk and we also have flood watches and warnings increase in western

want to leave you with video coming out of the inner mongolia region of china.t's the yellow river. some concerns of ice blockage causing flooding. the folks out there in china, this is the north china's air force out there, putting some bombshellsn about 20 of them ona plane. they're breaking the ice apart, not using the ships and ice breakers. but 20 bombs. >> you got to love china. nothing a few munitions, a couple of explosives can't fix. >> or break. >> but no cloud seeding from china at this point? >> not today. not yet. >>ing o, thank you for that. see you tomorrow. >> yep. >> that does it for this hour of cnn news room. for our viewers in the united states, stay with us. "early start" is coming up next. for everyone else, stay with us here. >>> breaking institution overnight. the search, the mystery intensifying for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. new clues suggesting the pilots may have changed course while they were still in contact with air traffic control. and this morning, reports of a new area of focus in the search for this plane. we are bri

he was on his way to start a new job in mongolia, his dream job.before he left his home in australia, he gave his wedding ring and watch with his wife dani danica. >> he said i'm going to leave my wedding ring and watch here. he said should anything happen to me, i want the wedding ring to go to the first son and the watch to the second. i said don't be stupid, just come back and i'll give it it back to you. >> this couple was on vacation and on their way home to their two young sons in beijing. >> as parents nothing was more important to them than those kids. everything they did was surrounding those kids. you go to their house and it was covered with pictures of their boys. >> 30-year-old lee was on her way home to her 5-year-old daughter. she works for a semiconductor company in texas and was on board with five of her colleagues. >> this couple was looking forward to becoming first-time grandparents. they were beginning a trip with their good friends the laddens. >> this group of artists in china were in malaysia to display their work. the loved

she was headed to a conference in mongolia.and family to thank them for this crucial support in this time. i remain focused on what we have at hand by way of information and stay with the knowledge that she is strong and courageous. her goodness must count for something somewhere. i carry faith that the forces of life are eternal, immutable and ever present to keep the drama ever moving. in the ultimate analysis i'm neither favored nor deserted. no one is. that's the end of that note. others were traveling on business. hollywood stuntman was reportedly headed home to beijing to see his two young children and pick up material for a new project. paul weeks, a mechanical engineer from perth, australia, was on his way to a mining job in mongolia a father of two young sons. his wife told us he left his wedding ring and his watch behind in case of the worst. >> i had a bit of a car accident earlier on, actually just a year before. and sort of discussed what they wanted to do and for some reason before he left to go to mongolia, he de

good to see colin came after it rejected the highest bidder mongolia days of our limited liability company. the court said a certificate of france admitted that appears to be a color copy and it doesn't bear the official seal of the mongolian government. i waited for my tobacco holdings says the managers want to acquire the property as an investment. and as you move them into tiny task of the association to vacate the land and the building did the pro killing any organization has refused to comment stuck what is expected to issue a formal decision on the winning bid and i'm much twenty four. i do. is really ended celestine negotiators fourteen on a peace deal has seen the gas between them grow wider and wider. in john kerry's urging them to put aside their differences. israeli forces killed isn't seen as a boy on his three daughters during a reading guns at five years ago. but he hasn't stopped working to what peace means you must conclude that has his story i didn't think he even having to think. he didn't have a nice plays on a night if you cheat and fifty nine years ago. he grew up ther

hello mongolia some of us to challenge him on thursday the eyeglasses and makes quick work of the malas the deal was not one of the ghost to forty one and keeps his promotion hopes alive. there's one more men die like to mention and dots olson of us. the zips and is competing in its third top division tournament and he's on a roll. rossi told me yesterday that he's not in top form as he's suffering from the flu. but by the end of the best. by the height of the kennedy to remain on the tank. olson the sea is the only adults to use the run can find up to five days. mookie and the yolk was not counted in soho and huddle up to the make up the undefeated trail heading into day six on friday i am i it's an outrage bag and then to went there with me elijah side family second. good morning people in tokyo i seeing gray skies as they make their morning commute what's in store for us today undermining camping yes the sky was still great that it won't get into my chair as the day goes on. yes its own has pulled away that one is that the crime is a typical wintry pressure pattern called lens flares

that is before he goes on to mongolia. friday is seen as the latest job data from the u.s.he unemployment rate is expect to drop to the lows and a five years. what else you can look forward to. yang yang sent this. >> 2 multinational corporations will face tough question on capital how -- cap the house this week. the first is caterpillar. it will be under scrutiny. that afternoon, general motors will be the topic of a house energy. whyommerce it took of the company who more than a decade to recall more than one million automobiles linked to at least 12 deaths. internationalday, monetary fund managing director e will deliverrd her speech on the state of the global economy. reporthead of the imf's earlier in the week. developers could be in for a new release. microsoft's annual meeting, it will unveil its latest iphone. it all culminates with the march's job reports. ,000 jobs were added. and the unemployment rate will drop to 6.6% matching what it was in january and the lower the rate would've seen since october 2008. while all of the week'-- we will have all of the week's n

they met the north korean born daughter of magazines and mongolia. earlier this month i do. the cabinet will always tend to dialogue and action policies. the result the abduction issue it all thomas said he hopes the families of all japanese inductees will be able to hold their loved ones. she gaelic he's a guy who leads the group of family said the upcoming tracks are a significant opportunity for settling the issue he says he wants government officials to continue working until they find a resolution with their counterparts in community anti government protesters in thailand are gearing up for another mass rally on saturday. they're demanding the immediate resignation of caretaker prime minister you will auction a lot. they're real hedonistic and the political influence of her brother constitutional law who lives in self imposed . rosalind of the bali nine in bangkok has the story thousands of anti government protesters took to the streets of bangkok the fifth straight day on friday on the eve of what they call a major rally. they have to mobilize half a million people. po

what international team of state and will be able to depend on of the country at the ecj be cheaper mongolia as well as the world championship which will be held in japan. all business all subtle before the ballot in two thousand fifteen the summertime it will be held in seoul south korea. then we would depend on of our country at the wood universidad. in two thousand thirteen two thousand seventeen tournaments will be how to ask about it in two thousand the team big east games with a program assemble will be included. for the football club was renewed by eighty percent and ahead of team was appointed by the ocean export button at the last key. there are sixteen newcomers and twenty five new athletes among them are michael the brave from kiev. arsenal who played early in the town in siena and in the national team in nigeria guys stephen's son played with the portuguese sports club avoids the stop for the russian connect and devotion name on some remarkable as it successfully played for this event is of as the us and russia on car another footballer sunday on those radical play for the german

highest rank he becomes the seventy first you'll close enough in the fourth in a row to come from mongolia. due to his professional debut in two thousand and one. he reached the second highest rank for sixty two years ago. he got his first tournament victory this month winning fourteen of its fifteen weeks. members of the japan sumo association delivered the good news. it will be george. your usual route when jordan shoes doing all the above model the show can do the chores all you really are and who has no problem going. who knew him as james bond star and you know tony is still the mall was your hero. great game. i hate it were to be. a collection of programs that speaks of mine and here we go at first. create one. this time the teacher actually goes to a night. a world class violinist who is holding an international music festival to mark the anniversary of the great east japan earthquake. next saturday. both words and features an oyster farmer from me i can respect. oyster farming industry of north east japan was badly damaged in the march eleven disaster after careful study and hard w

their tickets to the minister of foreign affairs the mccain while ambassadors of hungary poland mongolia turkmenistan was back to stand and kazakh people living in turkey jessica ambassador to turkey should see the midnight noted that the holiday and this is celebrated in all ticket countries and promotes friendship and understanding between people and strengthens cultural relations. to me. i congratulate all catholic people would notice. though this is the beginning of a new life. turkish people forgot about this holiday for some period of time. now it is widely celebrated in our country and very much appreciate the friendship between asic and turkish people. i hope that our friendship will continue forever. students of different nationalities in moscow are also celebrating notice holiday on a grand scale. the idea to organize celebrations belongs to catholic students young people presented it to the stock as the crazy loop and told about the history and traditions of the notice holiday which is considered to be a holiday of the renewal of life. there's also a student from algeria kinda

within the domestic market and a territorial expansion and the sublimely expert to such countries as mongolia and his son to take a stunt to pen a son and of course myself. the cod as well for us though was about thirty five percent with no hope and stupid people. the company exports since two thousand and ten. the most important part of the border begins with important to consumers keep going like it the series to deliver the products in retail outlets teams for the outflow from the cells and inform them of the competitive advantage. these grants the grace the customs union pedigree in fact experts of these men effects are translated into a fourfold increase of life in russia the north is considered as the main expert direction for their products. today boss already comprises of about sixty percent of the total export of his producer the result many of the fifty cent across the northern boundary. will smith who was due last week in los lobos post this post. oh ya was actually expecting for us and these are my kids nobody invited us. it's quite difficult to work because there is no set infras

but that we're still seeing high levels of yellow dust from the copy desert and mongolia here in the nation currently so it seemed one hundred and fifty eight micrograms of yellow dust which is three times the novel levels. things are looking for a battle for him and see where levels have soared to three hundred and five micrograms of those with respiratory problems must refrain from doing outdoor activities. they dived into a high pressure fronts that is moving south from high net worth seeing clear skies across the board. the odd one against will gradually move down south by smaller acted in an addendum that tomorrow might be of cloudy day here in korea with less than five kilometers of brisbane's median forecast in the seventh resist taking a leg at wednesday's readings salt content with that all these fourteen to respond table makes it to fifteen above and on sale at every change. that said your piece at fifteen degrees while coco and i can back it up added eight and two degrees. ablett aussie outback after midnight they spoke out after broadcast on this tuesday nights and the st

we were ten kids hello mongolia some of us to challenge him on thursday the offences and makes quick work of total loss. ucla's known quantity goes to forty one and keeps his promotion hopes alive. there's one more man i like to mention and dots olsen not asked the zips and is competing in his third top division torment and he's on a roll. rossi told me yesterday that he's not in top form as he's suffering from the flu. but by the end of the best. i thought he was having to remain on the tank olson the sea is the only adults to use the run can find up to five days. mookie india was not counted in soho and the hum of crazy make up the undefeated trail heading into day six on friday. ay ay ay ay ay. heavy rains around it and then our meteorologist roberts pena has more on this storm and the weather for the rest of the world robert p s the good news is that early on in the season improving conditions for the overnight hours a lease for western and central japan where you've argued in impacted surround the day here with high winds and heavy rainfall at sci fi locations just south of toky

to extend its borders to mongolia. what we're talking about here is not ukrainian membership of the european union but free trade -- a free trade agreement between the european union and the country that freely chose to enter into negotiations about that. it should not be possible for any other country to have a veto over any nation choosing to do that. >> mr. jack straw. >> thank you. the foreign secretary will be aware that in russia, the narrative to justify what we all regard as completely unjustified is a very differ one from here. from which thees russian government sees has been the decision of ukrainian parliament to seek to change the law guaranteeing membership including russia. i welcome what the foreign secretary said about the interim president vetoing the law. wouldn't it be better to pressure the new interim government to repealing that legislation altogether? for as long as that law remains on their statute, this will be used by the russian government as a means of justifying their intervention. >> i am

. >> now mongolia is one of the world's fastest-growing economies, and that brought a wave of cars to the streets. we look at what that means and the problems it brings. built forinitially half a million people. it is now home to more than a million people, many of whom have little choice but to drive. the extreme winter weather and long distances make walking and unattractive option. the city has no subway, so public transport is limited to buses. the number of cars in the city has doubled over the past three years to 320 thousand. that growth far outpaces the expansion of the road network, which has increased by just one percent on average per year over the past four. authorities recognize traffic is a problem and have taken efforts to tackle the issue. initiated a license plate policy to restrict cars on the road. cars are banned from the road on specific days of the week depending on the last numbers of the license plate. the nine means they cannot be driven on a thursday. by 30% orc decreased 34,000 cars per day. the government is taking actions to redesign busy intersections and