documents i discovered at the courthouse today tell the horrifying tale of two women who came here from mongolia a few months ago to study. one woman tells police when she got here she was warned to be aware of a couple at the boston mongolian women. but these two did not see the danger in the woman that approached them about a house cleaning job. the two women tell police they were at boston common mall in arlington on mashlg 8th going store to store inquiring about jobs. according to the search warrant affidavit, another mongolian woman approached them. she told them she owned a house cleaning business and had a home that needed cleaning. a man who worked at the mall drove them to his burke home. there the women say they were offered wine. they say their customs dictate ta they drink it. but both say they both soon blacked out and remember very

mongolia's government said resolving cost overruns is a priority. when finished, it will contribute about 1/3 of mongolia's economy. facebook is looking at more friends of china and is waging a charm campaign to attract chinese advertisers. the company is hiring in hong kong and has a partner. ceo mark zuckerberg has been trying to raise facebook's profile. facebook, twitter and other foreign social media services are banned in china. you can get more on that and the rest of today's news at bloomberg.com a you will find in-depth reports and market data and you go watch the interviews you may have missed. prada shares are rising after a major overhaul in strategy. the brand it needs to do something after profits fell 28% last year. yvonne man has looked at what has gone wrong. hit by a slowdown in china. yvonne: they are not going for that $3000 bag anymore and a change in consumer price. the parallel traders are coming to hong kong and bind to the essentials, the shampoo and not so much that luxury handbag. investors say prada did not react as much.

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detectives say two college students from mongolia are telling investigators they were drugged, beatenand raped in a home in burke earlier this month. bruce leshan is live in burke with the story. >> forcible oral sotomy, rape, assault. this details what seems to be some very, very strong evidence against a couple who may be abusing drugging, and abusing young immigrant women. but detectives here say they're still waiting for more details before filing charges. >> reporter: the two college students from mongolia say they went to bolston common mall looking for part-time work and met another woman from mongolia and a man who told them they could clean their house in burke. it's a big beautiful house in a nice neighborhood. the women say when they arrived they were given large glasses of wine and ended up blacking out as though the drink had been spiked. as they passed in and out of consciousness during the night, they remember waking up to a sexual assault. the next morning they were allowed to leave and someone else said, is that the girl that was screaming last night? the woman who al

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they say that two female college students from mongolia were l ured into the home on a promise of a housekeeping job, only to be drugged, sexually assaulted and beaten. >> i walk this neighborhood all the time. to think there are people prowling in the vicinity that would do that to another human being is beyond disturbing. it's frightening. jay: victims went to ballston mall in arlington. they ran into a woman from the mongolian community who said they could go to a job in burke. they woke up a short time ago -- a short time later, and called the police. >> it's unbelievable. i hope they catch you did this. jay: the police say it's possible there are other victims. >> perhaps there are citizenship concerns and they are afraid to call the police, so they're very well could be other victims involved and we want to hear from them if so. jay: at this hour, and arrest has not been made. jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: now we have this just in from silver spring, where the police are looking for two teenage suspects after a stabbing. no word on the victim's condition or the circumstances of the incident

the students have been collaborating with a group in mongolia on a climate change project.e internet and social media to take classes and share ideas. students from morning goal ya' are visiting philadelphia this month for realtime interaction. five students from the city will head to mongolia in july. >> still ahead from lemonade to birthday cake we have freebies only for 6abc viewers. >> all right plus she went from sleeping to driving. why police say this woman posted such a -- posed such a risk on the roads. >> forget march madness it's all about peanut fried in kentucky. we'll show you some moves that stole the show at a basketball game. >> like my moves. >>> adam joseph is back with the full forecast when "action news" continues in just a moment. >> he's not lying. >> san diego woman arrested on suspicion of drunk driving after she was discovered by a local news crew passed out in her car. >> hey. >> (knocking). >> the woman's car was sitting in the middle of an interstate around 1 o'clock in the morning. once state police arrived the woman woke up and took her foot o

i spent two months in mongolia a couple years ago in connection with the business mining enterprises. the whole world watches every time the president of the united states this eyebrow. >> here is a question. have we entered a moment where the united states doesn't have the local authority it did? i think in 1959 by paul shows seven out of 10 americans expected in a minute nuclear attack as the results of which nelson rockefeller wanted to build fallout shelters all over america nos high anxiety. but at the same time the confidence of american power the kind of thing governor sabonis talking about. what we now nostalgically called the american century the period after world war ii through the cold war. >> we were hurt by syria. i don't think president obama wants to describe the earth like a colossus. a lot of other people are so sickened by what is going on around the globe to the move away from constructive engagement, which is a bad development. >> have we lost some of the authority to engage? >> if you mean sending in the rain, it's questionable the authority size show interest. i

when finished it will continue -- contribute a third of mongolia's economy.s-benz is pushing the limits for market share with lance to develop midsized pickup trucks by 2020. talks with nissan i said to be in the advanced stages. this would be based on nissan pickup trucks. onse 80's wilfork's sales europe, latin america, australia, and south america. today prime minister david cameron visits the queen to seek the dissolution of parliament. polling days in may. will leader ed miliband make his pitch for the business vote today in a speech in london. remains committed to keeping the u.k. in the european union. bloomberg television will have complete coverage of the u.k. election. we will begin special programming this afternoon with an extended version of "the pulse." has made an emotional farewell to it founding father l lee kuan yew. houses lined the streets to say goodbye to a man who dominated politics for decades. a emotional day for singapore. oforter: the display emotions went beyond anyone's expectations. the tribute was apt. and a flyover, the country

now across asia sandstorm is happening over the desert areas in mongolia and northwestern corner of china. so the sand will likely cover the beijing area on saturday. south korea on your sunday and western japan by your monday. so visibility will drop. meanwhile we have a rainmaker over here and that will provide widespread rainfall across japan as we go in to the weekend. but until then sunny and much warmer than average temperatures will continue in japan. tokyo at 20 degrees for the high on saturday. that's more like mid-april. and sapporo 15 degrees for the high with sunny conditions. many areas in hokkaido have record high temperatures for march on friday. here's the extended forecast around the globe. >>> that's all for our "newsline" for this hour i'm miki yamamoto in tokyo. thanks for watching. the plane. yemen's president flees to saudi arabia as a second wave of bombings around the capital and further south. the british electoral campaign in full swing. david cameron and ed miliband share the stage on national television. the two men running neck and neck in the polls.

from mongolia say they for work at ballston common mall in maryland. another mongolian woman approached them and offered them work in a house-cleaning business. they were driven to the house by a man and once inside they were offered wine. both said they soon blacked out and remember very little else. >> this was an ongoing investigation. certainly the lab work will be key into whether or not charges will be placed. >> one of the women says she awakened briefly to find a man sexually assaulting her. when they got home the next morning the other alleged victim found evidence she'd been raped. they went to inova, fairfax hospital where police were called but so far no charges have been filed. >>> a bit of an ebola scare. a person got sick after they recently got back from west africa. the person went to the uva hospital. they're still there for treatment now. this individual tested negative for ebola, but anyone who may have come into contact with the virus has to be monitored for 21 days. >>> tonight a family friend of walter fauntroy tells news 4 they'

the college students from mongolia say they went to a house on march 8th expecting to clean it and earn little money. instead they say they were given what they suspect was spiked wine and as they passed in and out of consciousness, they said they were beaten and sexually assaulted. >> people from other cultures can be more vulnerable to scams and certain crimes. these are sexual assaults and assaults and they're very serious and we want to do what all we can to make an arrest. >> investigators say when they saw the students at the hospital they had obvious signs of serious physical injury and they say a woman who may have lured them to the house admitted assaulting them. detectives are trying to determine if other immigrants have been lured to the house and abused or possibly even inplagued. >>> the author of a wildly popular serial podcast is making his case known today. he filed a case with the court of special appeals which has agreed to take up his special murder case. prosecutors say he strangled his girlfriend after the two baltimore high school students broke up. he's serving a

investigating a terrifying case of alleged drugging and sexual assault of two foreign students from mongolia. the students went to a house on march eighth expecting to clean it and earn a little money. instead they said they were given what they suspect was spiced wine and as they passed in and out of consciousness they were beaten and sexually assaulted. detectives are trying to determine if there are other possible victims who have not come forward. >>> charlottesville police say there was no evidence to support the claims in the rolling stone article about a gang rape at a uva fraternity house. it touched off a nationwide conversation about campus assault, but police say they found no sign that a frat party even took place on the night the alleged victim jackie said that gang rape happened. >> that doesn't mean that something terrible did not happen to jackie on the evening of september the 28th, 2012. we are just not able to gather sufficient facts to conclude what that something may have been. >> police say their investigation took four months, involved hundreds of police hours and inte

mongolia's government said overving taxes and caused cost is a priority. project of economy./3 facebook is looking to add more friends in china. they are waging an -- a charm offensive. they have a segment a local partner. ceo mark zuckerberg has are trying to raise facebook profile by meeting with tech executives. facebook, twitter, and other services are banned in china. let's turn back to indonesia where president returns from his tour with promises of investment worth more than $70 billion. let's go back to our reporter joining us now from jakarta. what is he going to spend this money on? president is gaining business commitments from various projects after his visit to china and japan for a total of u.s. dollars. reach $5.9 billion and most of the investment from toyota and automakers. expand back to indonesia in order to fulfill the plan to increase export by three times to 600,000 units a year. china's biggest automakers are looking to pledge 1.3 billion u.s. dollars in indonesia to expand and to build businesses. suzuki hopes to increase 30% of the

exact day -- but after this coup attempt, he got on a plane fearing arrest and the plane crashed in mongolia. >> it was october 1971. there was a very heavy police presence and we did not know why. >> we later got the intelligence reporting there were people in the chinese leadership who were strongly opposed to this and it -- to this initiative. the cap referring to -- they kept referring to mao as the b-52, the heavy bomber of their politics. mao's wife and others were opposed to some of the developments that had brought influence to chou en lai. this gets beyond the immediate story, but beginning around 1974, particularly after john lie was ill and was replaced by deng xiaoping, the so-called gang of four had some real influence in the dialogue with the u.s.. the mood turned a bit sour. one aspect to link it to the intelligence sharing, the chinese became antsy that we were taking them for granted because we were trying to make them aware of the soviet threat. they tried to say to us, don't worry about us. we can take care of ourselves. and they developed a public slogan that the soviet u

from mongolia. they were looking for work in arlingtonment they say another mongolian woman approached them offering them work in a house cleaning business. they were driven to the house and offered wine. they both blacked out. one woman said she woke township a man assaulting herment the other woman noticed the next day she had been raped. >> today take the 495 and 95 express lanes for a good cause. it's drive to doe that it. the ex press lanes donate all tolls to the fairfax county prince william and stafford county fire and rescue squads. just use your easy pass. >> today a new museum is opening on the little north campus of george washington university gw is the new home of the 90-year-old textile museumment the same facility will host artifacts connected to the history of our capital city. this is the latest for gw which you might recall acquired the corcoran gallery and the art school a few months back. that opens up at 10:00 a.m. today. >> today we have the officially start of the cherry blos

from mongolia. they were looking for work at boston common mall in arlington.ther mongolian woman approached them and offer aed work in a house cleaning business. they were driven to the house and offered wine. woman one woman woke up to a man a assaulting her. the other woman noticed the next day she had been raped. >> today you can take the 495 and express lanes, this for a good cause. the express lanes will donate allel tolls collected to the fairfax county prince william county and stafford county fire and rescue squad. use your easy pass. >> today a new museum is opening on the little north campus of george washington university. g.w. is the new home of the city's 90-year-old textile museum. the same facility will host artifacts connected to the history of the capital city. this is the latest for g.w. which you may recall acquired the corcoran gallery. that opens at 10:00 a.m. today. >> a live look outside where your saturday is shaping up to be a good one when it comes to weather. 20 degrees different between today and yesterday. chuck bell timing out the

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he was heading to a mine site in mongolia and said if anything happened to him the ring would go to theon who boarded first. the next day, he worded mh 370. >> my life stopped that day. and that's what i remember of my life. i'm purely now just existing. i wouldn't call it coping. it's existing. >> reporter: for 12 months the mother of two has been desperately searching for answers, unable to come to terms with the fact her husband is gone. >> you create your own scenarios in your head and you can't be able to think that someone, you know your best friend your amazing husband, you know the father of my children went through any of that. i want that for him, and it's the not knowing that really destroys you. . >> reporter: da nika knows the likelihood of paul walking through the door is slim. but she holds onto eternal hope. >> i think if he comes back it would be amazing. for our kids. they're growing so much. they change. it was 11 months when paul left and we're coming up to his second birthday on the 9th of april. >> reporter: danika weeks has been very critical of the way the malays

they went to the mall in search of jobs and that's where they reported they met another woman from mongolia who said hey, i know i have a house cleaning job in burke, virginia. the two young women ages 20 and 31 were brought back here to this neighborhood in burke, virginia and that's where police believe they were drugged and sexually assaulted. the big concern for police is there's information that there may be other victims, victims who may be afraid to come forward. >> they may have had negative experiences with law enforcement in their home countries and may be frightened perhaps they have citizenship concerns and so they're afraid to call police. so there very well could be other victims involved in a case like this and our detective wants to hear from them, if so. jennifer: and fairfax county police stressing at this hour that any victim who wants to come forward and tell their story, to please do so. free from any harm that the police want to hear what happened to them as they pursue this very active investigation. reporting live from burke, i'm jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. leon: t

two students from mongolia told police they went to a house in burke on march 8 expecting to clean itore money. they were given what they believe was spiked wine and were then beaten and sexually assaulted. >>> on the health carent fro, this week marks five years since president obama signed his health care overhaul into law. new reports find the number of uninsured u.s. residents has fallen by more than 11 million in that time frame. based on those reports, about 37 million people still do not have insurance but that is the lowest level measured in more than 15 years. >>> what started as a normal call for police ended with a patrol car up a utility pole. look at this footage. a spokesperson with the prince george's county sheriff's office says the deputy was enroute to a fight on central avenue when he swerved to avoid an suv in his way and this was the result. his car ended up top up on a pole. the deputy and the people in the suv were both taken to the hospital to get checked out. >>> on a lighter night, the question of the day, will they use her poker face or her poker face? wax f

there have been few big projects that have been a complete disaster, especially the one in mongolia.hat a small part of the recent market -- it also has been speculation. really trying to be sure that the speculation is under control. for they don't want is lending the property market. >> we appreciate you joining us today. thanks to julie hyman. a pleasure to have you for half an hour. we just got some breaking news on lumber liquidators. it is delayed. warren buffett promised wall street and epic notes this year. we are just a few minutes into the session. stay in the loop. >> let's take a look at the early movers this morning. >> i am starting with number liquidators. it is expected to be a big loser after tumbling to just under $40 per share in the premarket. specifically that it doesn't meet california health and safety standards. the stock had lost 20% last week going to $52 after an upcoming story would put the company in an unfavorable light. david strasser called this a bad accusation. he says it already is reflected in today's opening share price of $40. it hasn't begun yet

olivia: asia, mongolia, parts of eastern europe.d a team focused on scouring emerging markets and going after perhaps jorge liman. tom: do you have a picasso in the living room? >> my taste runs to more classical art. i stopped at the impressionists. brendan: atul has nothing but bloomberg monitors. do you see an indicator or an accident? >> i see an accident. there are parts of the market that is overvalued. there are other parts of the market that are deeply undervalued. tom: such as? >> we think technology is undervalued. tom: big tech or small tech? >> we are talking about technology hardware's, which is predominantly big tech. the u.s. consumer with think is going to experience a resurgence and the industrial production related names. this is more about the u.s. economy creating a resurgence. >> do you think that software is also undervalued? >> we are predicating technology -- productivity on technology growth. >> you are talking about cisco? >> we are talking about technology hardware. that is the biggest opportunity in the w

to this day the mystery of this plane crash that's heading for the soviet union crashes in outer mongolia chinese narrative is well they're traitors. they tried to kill chairman mao, they opposed nixon coming, so they ran and their plane ran out of gas, so they all died. and others are put on trial later on. there's another story, as you know the gang of four story in '76. they have a whole different vision. mao's wife and the others in the gang of four, they have of a different vision of how to do a hundred-year marathon. and they commit suicide in jail or they spend life this prison. a couple of them have come out now actually. so this is a life or death struggle how to do the hundred-year marathon. but nobody can say, i mean there's several things you can't say in china today. if you want to stay in the party and the government. you can't say i don't want to surpass the united states. i'd be happy to be the small little brother of the united states forever. no. you can't say, you know the dalai lama is a very handsome guy. [laughter] why can't we invite him to obey ginning, you know, a

china, its technology, it's unitary state, its lusts for natural resources, it's facing towards mongolia and siberia that's the natural adversary. to be strong enough, they have to have ukraine. ukraine has 45 million people, modern technology, coal and gas. how much gas it's got remains to be seen because a lot of that is in the eastern sector. we cannot get at it. because of what has happened in the last 10 years with technologies, we have reason to believe that there is a lot of gas in ukraine that could be developed and not imported. it is located in ukraine, but we cannot get in there to exp lore. ukraine is where the pipelines go through. a lot of europe's gases coming through ukraine. when putin's friends the cut off gas in ukraine, he is threatening europe. russia is a market for a lot of capital goods produced in western europe, particularly germany. it's natural that they would want to retain that market. secondly, it is a source of raw materials including natural gas that is necessary for europe. we would like, everyone would like, for normalcy to be restored. that is really u