a bit later, we will you you to der with mongolia. our reporter walked from siberia to australia. trip. >> on a closer look, the iconic photos include john malkovich. the actor who amazing images. >> owner influences range from her birth place in belgium to the texas roots of her father. his own. we will show you the moments that changed her career and she will perform in our saturday session. >>> first, the top story this morning.ng donald trump's presidential campaign reaches a boiling point in chicago. last night the republican front-runner cancelled a ecurity concerns. when thousands of protesters gathered outside an arena at the university of illinois and then flooded the venue where he wasspeak. >> trump's campaign events have turned increasingly hostile, with sometimes violent reporter: they did not recommend cancelling the event. that decision was made by the trump campaign. >> for safety of all tens of thousands of people that have arena, tonight's rally will be postponed until another day. >> reporter: the announcement by a

amo >>> mongolia helped arrange a meeting between the parents abducty and the daughter two years ago. they met in tmongolia capital, called the abduction a bar bear rick crime and human rights violation. he would spare no effort to help japan resolve the issue. he discussed disappointment to dispan the special committee tasked with investigating the state of missing nationals there. >>> international human rights group about a railway china is building into the ti bet. culture integrity. the railway is part of the chinese government's new five year development plan. it will run 1,900 kilometers between chunda. end to end will take about 13 hours. the chinese government says the line will improve members say the line will enable rampant exploit tation of the natural resources. they say it will increase immigration by china's majority ethnic group. a railway already linked tibit, the members of the ngo say the new line will have a bigger impact and culturally. >>> missing japanese journalist appeared on wednesday released by a syrian activist. they told nhk the group holding him wants t

there was a goat in outer mongolia that did something funny. we will have that tomorrow, you can count on it. >> he was smoking, right. >>> yeah. >>> enjoy tomorrow. another nice day. >> sounds lovely. thanks for joining us. we are back here at 11. have a great night. face that launched a thousand tweets. chris christie's blank stare hijacks super tuesday. >> now on "extra"! >> what are you doing back here? >>> trump wins the primary, but chris christie wins on twitter. the face that stole the show. >> the headlines are hilarious. chris christie, blink twice if you need help. >> what his facial expression was secretly saying and what trump's ex-wife, marla maples thinks of his white house run. >> how do you feel about possibly being the first ex-wife? >>> and the poll results are in -- from hollywood. >> i think the donald is going to be back on nbc next fall. >> oh, my gosh. >>> lady gaga's oscar night shocker. >> who was totally in the dark about gaga's sexual abuse until her emotional performance. >>> two celebrity courtroom dramas, erin and

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in the window was this massive great picture that was in mongolia. you can feel the picture was taking you in. so then i came back home. didn't think much about it. then this idea, this picture actually grow in me. >> reporter: do you remember the first person you told the idea to? >> always the same person. always call my mom. and i said to her, imagine! it's a line! i'm going to cross the world. >> reporter: to prepare for her trip across the world, sarah spent two years walking. she meticulously studied all of the terrain and researched what equipment she would need. she also modified her diet to gain weight. >> so you can plan as much as as you can, but then you have to let it go. there is this really two different world, where you plan everything, but then when you do the first step, have to let it i'm in australia. and i just make cup of tea. >> reporter: marquis documented the trip. you get a sense of out isolated she was and see how self-reliant she had to be. >> i need to make a fire every night. >> reporter: you also get a sense of how conn

headreplaced of the copper division who has recently overseen a large expansion of a copper project in mongoliats say this appointment will signal a change in strategy from cost cutting, potentially toward expansion. that is some of what we are watching on the asia-pacific today. some breaking news -- transcanada is going to buy columbia pipeline group for about $29 a share. it does have a bridge term loan credit for $10 billion that will maybe help it i that company. transcanada did not get to build the keystone pipeline it goes from canada to cushing and the u.s. gold coast. that got squashed by the obama administration. now the company going to buy columbia pipeline group. scarlet: "what'd you miss?" the fed will leave rates too low for too long and it will trigger more market volatility. that's according to our next guest. you love to follow the fed and volatility for how bad is it theg to get mark guest: surprising thing about janet yellen's statement was that she claimed it on global events. she said it was china cause us to pause. but it wasn't in china so much as the markets. my claim i

as you can tell, they are all the way from mongolia. they juggle these cattle bells -- kettle bells like they weigh nothing. during the show itself, they built a human pyramid that stretches from the ground up about 40 feet in the air. jennifer: how many are there? >> we have the three strongest guys and a bunch of slightly smaller girls who fly in the air. they' re tossing them around. t know. there are three of them who balance on their heads upside down, then they take on a weight of 150 pounds. it stretches all the way up. the total of the pyramid is about 800 pounds plus. jennifer: that is crazy. bmx riders coming up. the circus kicking off two shows today, three on saturday and two on sunday. jennifer schack, wlwt news 5. lisa: again, she is wearing the cape. i think she brought that with her. i don' t think they gave it to her. it is nice. glittery. the circus is also going to attract a crowd outside u.s. bank arena. mark: cincinnati animal advocates are organizing protests for every performance this weekend. the group says the c

it's also called a mongolia. that just means warrior. there's warriors and there's just gangsters or whatever. we don't have to be told what to do, a warrior knows what to do. >> galvin made it clear that knowing what to do inside corcoran meant stabbing his enemies. >> i was on the yard and i stabbed a white guy like 17 times or whatever. from there, they took me to ad seg, and yeah, i stabbed another white guy. and that's what got me here. >> galvin's violent ways in prison landed him in corcoran's security housing unit, the shu. it's a 23 hour a day lockdown reserved for only the most dangerous inmates. but galvin told us that his predatory ways began on the streets of fresno. >> i used to kidnap people and hold them for ransom. like, you know, you've got the college kids out there, you know they've got money, they're in college. so you know, you just take one of them. >> how? >> by force. >> how? >> just grab them by the neck and put them in the car, you know? have them call their parents and have them wire money to an account. you k

. >> watching a total solar eclipse, and i saw one in mongolia in 2008, it takes one of the local constants and turns it off. that's really dramatic. >> reporter: what it is like to experience it? >> you shiver all over. it's remarkable. >> reporter: we have a whole lot of people here in exploratorium shivering. there is a live view from micronesia. we're almost in totality now. ron, you've been lecturing here for an hour. what can we learn about a solar eclipse? >> well, right now we look at solar eclipses mostly for entertainment purposes, but it's something you can't experience very often. >> reporter: we're not talking science, this is something completely different. >> we're not talking science anymore. almost the last science that was done was in 1919 when einstein's theory was proven from a total solar eclipse in africa. >> reporter: everyone talks about a total solar eclipse, it may be rare, but we get two of them a year roughly around the world? >> there are two solar eclipse during the year. you can get up to more than three solar eclipses, but they're not all necessarily total so

has been theceable project in mongolia. and a norm is mine that he has been involved in.elicate negotiations with the government and of the threat of a potential nationalization. he has gone ahead and is wrapping up financing. charge samhould we walsh? that is our job, judging ceos that are leaving. i've made up of beautiful charges for you. 4 listed in the big london have fared since walsh took over. they are all dovish. decline,all sporting but rio has declined 40%, the best performer. he has outperformed his peers, no mean feat in the last three years. >> people will judge him fairly kindly. this is one of the most turbulent times in the commodity markets. he has outperformed his peers. he slashed costs. the balance sheet is looking better than most of their peers and investors. his peers have awarded him for that. mark: what is the outlook? a lot of hard work has been done already for js? >> the most interesting part of the announcement is that it could be interpreted as the beginning of the next phase of corporate life. he is only 44. we will see the company through