where russia and poland were twenty years ago and what's amazing about mongolia is there's only three million people there so the g.d.p. per capita there could double or triple over the next five ten fifteen years what do you say about this recent trend around the world out it looks like there's a move out of the dollar for example when russia china do afford a billion dollar gas deal and they talk about the need to get out of the dollar there's a lot of bilateral trade deals down months countries getting out of the dollar dollars losing its place in terms of total global transactions in dollar it is you're travelling all of the world now you're one of the top analysts on wall street is that is that true is a doll losing its place as world reserve currency what's going to take its place what do you see i think it goes in in favor out of favor in the minute things are going wrong outside of the us it will flow go back in favor again and i don't think it's going away anytime soon you know the israelis shekel these are the currency i think appreciated by twenty percent in the last few ye

through mongolia to inner mongolia china to get an education and because the most devout buddhist they believe that medical practices are a way to create good karma for yourself and for your future relatives and your past relatives and and so. it's a very special city it's the only place in china and the only place in asia right now where you can learn to better mongolian and some chinese practices medical practices my focus was looking at what happens to those children what happens to their identity the dynamic here in russia is i can't say that is perfect the russian border but it's certainly a lot better than anything i've seen in the united states in terms of the dynamic between the native people and hispanics are whites or even african-american people it's more of a. i would i would say that it has to do with. the buddhist philosophy before you leave here you should go to the temple where. we went there yesterday and they gave us a special. and we were going to be a space she. and i guess it's a testament to all of us that we said we had some. collective good and if you go yes. yo

mongolia was largely indifferent to the entire drama, preferring its own sporting and cultural history. >> an escape from the urban life, demonstration of the present and a combination of the old and the young. festival isaadam high on the tourist list. >> i know it is the only month of the year when it is quite warm. >> the most number of tourists come to mongolia in the last two months of summer. that makes up one third of all tourists coming to the country all around the year. tourism has been growing at an annual rate of 10% in the last decade and the government is planning to use chances like this to double that. the countryconomy, is looking to double the tourists to one million by 2015. visitorst possible for to explore the country with no visa. offering them facilitation and we would like to increase our nomadic cultural events and we are very optimistic that lots of people will want to see this unique culture. >> whether or not the country can keep its duty-free economy growth in a slowing mining sector, the folksongs and dances will keep conquering the vast depths of the coun

. >>> japan and mongolia have reached broad agreement on a free trade pact. makiko, tell us more. >> they will remove the 5% task that mongolia currently has on japanese vehicles within ten years. tariffs will be stopped at one. on the other hand, japan will immediately lift the 11% tariffs it has on items imported from mongol mongolia. talks have been ongoing since june 2012 and following discussions between japan and mongolia yesterday, the two sides managed to reach consensus and may sign the agreement within the year. japanese exports in the company amounted to around $219 million last year and mongolia's cep is around 11.5 billion and is relatively small when compared globally. but it is rich in copper and rare metals and the agreement gives japanese firms eager to develop such resources. for mongolia, it's seen as a move to free itself on neighboring china and russia. that's all from the nikkei. back to you, julia. >> thanks. we looked like we had somebody walking in air just a few moments ago wind you. thanks a lot. >>> elsewhere, stock market business

the traditional festival keeping football off the screens in mongolia.th first up, we will be right back. >> thousands of people have fled their homes in northern gaza after warnings from the israeli strikes.about more air the bombing continues with israel ignoring international calls for cease-fire. amid growing concern about ths.ting civilian dea israel says it is updating plans for a possible ground invasion now. egypt at u.s. earlier international calls for an end to attacks on both sides. theian authorities say salvage of the crippled costa concordia cruise liner will begin today, weather permitting. off tuscany in january 2012. it was set up right last autumn and will eventually be towed to genoa for scrapping. the robot cargo ship is on its way to the international space station. cap soital science is blasted off carrying food and order free gym close for the iss crew. the laboratory was 400 kilometers above australia when cygnus took off. news,e you missed the germany won the world cup with a narrow 1-0 win over argentina. fans around the world w

and mongolia's culture keeps the world cup on site.ade possible by bloomberg television] >> details on this all morning, how did they vote with the woolworth's takeover? >> john, the takeover looks like it's going to go ahead with 89.6% of shareholders voting in favor. it's a pretty generous offer, too. values the company at $4 per share and when that offer was made david jones was trading at just 3.19. pretty healthy, so no surprise that the shareholders voted to accept the offer. a lot of the questions really to do with the protection of the david jones brand. it's an australian institution. the department store's been around for 176 years. one of the questions, for example, a shareholder wanted to ensure that the trademark in-store pianoists would be retained. that received a rousing round of applause and the vote went ahead. hopefully they will be able to keep them even when south africa takes control of david jones. >> they may have voted in favor, but there are a few obstacles to get over? >> that's right and questions remain nam

husband and i wanted to get out of the states so i went to china to teach english and i went to inner mongolia and i taught english there for two years and there i met a woman she became like my sister she was the best friend i have on this side of the earth and she was a person who instigated a new migration of young children to go from. early to china to get the creation and because of the most devout buddhist they believe that medical accidents are a way to create good karma for yourself for your future relatives and you are all of those and and so it's a hard very special city it's the only place in china and the only place and right now where you can learn to mongolian. practice and medical practices my focus was looking at what happened to the children what have stayed there and to pay the dynamic here in russia. that is perfect russian but it's certainly a lot better than anything we've seen in the in a terminal barack between the native people and whites or even. if it's more of it and i i would have made. the buddhist philosophy before you leave here you should. not. be. an atheist an

originating from mongolia's gobi desert. the woman was driving in mexico when a car broke down on the side of the road. when she popped her hood, a 20 lb. python was underneath. the woman and man who stopped to help her ran off until police arrived assay it was likely to speak for some warmth. i hit it when that happens. every week ... >> it's not snakes on a plane. i can't even say it again. wind out of the suffering now at 3 mi. per hour. yesterday we were at 79. 85 is the typical high. we will be closer to that this evening but we have a chance of showers and storms starting tonight. up to 67 in waukegan. 56 in aurora. much warmer at midway. the urban heat is in effect. satellite and radar composite shows we are dry. we stayed dry to the morning. all of this will get here later tonight chance of rain by 9:00 p.m.. not an all day or evening rain. the chances increase with each hour and that are morning we have showers and storms in the region. today's high 81 degrees. cooler along the lake. the water right now is in the mi

mongolia grand champion had one to deal with, hakuho had one person to beat out. harum harumafugi.e gets off to a promising start, charging hard and driving hakuho to the edge. harumafugi drives a few times. but hakuho refuses to quit. he uses the left side hand grip. he slams harumafugi to the ground. hakuho is the champion and he become only the third man in sumo history to win 30 or more championships. again his triumph was his 30th top division title. only two other men have won more with three more tilings, he can break the all time record held by taiho. beside besides hakuho, there was an impressive performance by goeido. he finished with a solid record of 12 wins, 3 losses. not only did he beat hakuho who was undefeated at the time but it was goeido's second straight victo victory. he also improved his consistency to the sumo elders by competing it the third highest rank. that was his victory. >> that's the wrap up of the july tourney. i'll be back in september to let you everything you want to know about the autumn tourney, so see you then. >> raging fires in northern calif

we were traveling in among old, i can't we were miles and miles from any medical care in mongolia ande cut his leg on the edge of a wood stove. and he takes ant anti-coagulant. the blood was pouring out of his leg and pooling in his shoe. she remember the black pepper. she poured it on and it stuck. >> and it doesn't sting. >> not at all. people will have bruises. a little castor oil. get it on the bruise immediately. and then finally, when you get stung by a bee, what to do, right? it hurts. yellow jacket, wasp, cut an onion in half. slice right down the middle. the sliced part of the onion right on the sting. it will take away the pain very quickly. >> and it has to be fresh. >> so easy. right in your pantry. you are brilliant for compiling all this. it is a marvelous book called home remedies. thank you, joe, thank you, carey for being here. stick around after the break for the answer to this week's ask carol. [ male announcer ] this is the age of knowing what you're made of. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. ask if your heart is health

i was looking at headlines out of mongolia, the power plant. it is all i have at the moment. up 10%. tepco, big move for that company. >> let us check on some of the stores. the united nations security council will meet and 45 minutes for an unconditional cease fire. hamas said it will stop fire rockets ahead of ramadan. as the cabinet met, rockets were launched. more than 1000 palestinians were killed. israel has lost 43 soldiers. released photos of russia shelling across the border of ukraine. the state department said that it shows russia backed separatist using force. netlist said a heavy fighting has stopped them for reaching 7.e site of flight mh 1 malaysia is considering a new name for the struggling airline or. it was losing money before the and the downing of flight 17. storyn get more on this and the rest of the news, go to bloomberg.com where you can find in-depth stories and interviews you may have missed on bloomberg today. >> coming up later on "asia edge losses than $800 million since a new ceo of sony. what is the turnaround plan? a difficult job. why figure o

the mars we see today is like the badlands of the american southwest or mongolia. layered rocks. we love them. ofs is an artist's rendering what the ancient mars could have been like. the measurements we made of these isotopes of key elements suggest that we can possibly understand the earlier atmosphere of mars to be a window into whether it could have been habitable. this could help us understand what kind of place we could ask is our record of past life. we have done that. the mars we see doesn't not look like beachfront to rain today. not look like beachfront terrain today. we know it was habitable. what we don't know is how long that stage of habitability existed. our science team on curiosity and in the mars program is trying to understand that. was it a long period? did it cycle? carl sagan talked in much better language than i about the nature of climate on mars. we don't know. we have more measurements to make. that is why the robotic program, the science push for human exploration to open our eyes to the window are so important. humor.to show one bit of we found interes

it is today on the border between russia and mongolia and there is very little player.there are crumbling monuments and those have probably been torn down by now some russian orthodox churches, very little there. it's remote and its dusty. but in the 18th century, this was an extraordinarily important place by the terms of the treaty and the trade between the russian and chinese empires had to pass through this tiny little town. china had an insatiable appetite at first by the high value into the low value squirrels in siberia but by the mid-17 hundreds they made their way to the eastern coast and then crossed over the bering strait in the early 1740s and discovered and reached the islands and there they found the sea otters, the beautiful animals that you see here and they refer to them as soft gold because their posts were so valuable and in demand by the royalty in the chinese court. sea otters possess the dentist for any animal with an estimated million hairs per square inch. that is two or three times that of the seal and of your pet dog. so by the worsening the hu

. >> she shifted remains of 20 dinosaurs, back to mongolia.hey were uncovered, during a criminal investigation. >>> time right now for a look at weather on the one's, sue, do you want to tell us what record cover were you kissing. >> well, you know, hopefully we are planning some fun and planning a week even getaway we have your shore cast and your pocono weather as well. so for the shore it looks like we will have a decent weekend. is there much less of a chance of showers on sunday then is there north and west of the city. we have 79 degrees for saturday. seventy-eight on sunday. ocean water temperature around 70 degrees. mix of sun and clouds for sunday sobrietier day is definitely saturday. as we head up to the poconos mountains saturday looks great, sunshine high of 79. sun day is iffy day north and west of philadelphia is where we have greatest chance of afternoon thunderstorms on sunday, high temperature is 80 degrees, kacie. >> all right. taking a look just that one accident this morning north forty-fifth street at lancaster avenue onl

far east in southeast asia, of course, there was vietnam, north korea, laos, cambodia, mongolia, the big one, china. talk about red states, right? in the heyday of communism, there were lots of communist countries not quite all over the world, but over really big swaths of the world. turns out, though, that communism in practice is a pretty terrible way to run countries. send your hate mail to rachel@msnbc.com. in any event, the soviet union, itself, collapsed of its own weight in the late 1980s. the soviet union was gone as an institution by the early 1990s. and today there are only a handful of communist countries left in the whole world. there are, in fact, exactly five communist countries left on the face of the earth. vietnam is still a communist country. and its neighbor, laos, is communist as well. north korea is communist, among its many forms of north korean insanity. cuba, of course, under castro. and still, the big one, china, the most populous nation on earth. but that's it. for the whole communist world, only five are left. and the soviet union is no longer. there's no l