you know we are opening a new mine in mongolia. i know it's far, far away. >> i did not know that. >> so we did open a new mine two years ago, which would be one of the largest - top five copper and gold mine in the world. >> in mongolia. >> in mongolia far, far away from here but you may have some of the copper in your iphone by the way. you never know. and it was interesting, because two years ago, we had a big function with the prime of our colleagues, big chunky miner crying and i went to see this guy and i said what's up? a big guy. could be some kind of sumo. big wrestler guy and the guy realized i worked for 18 years on this project. 18 years. so i have another question for you because you asked the question. how many years between the time we find a nice rock and the time we got the mine which is up and running generating cash, in the copper space. pick a number. >> i'm going to guess 30 or 40 years. >> you are pretty good, 25 years. >> 25 years. so geology is critical to what you do. >> absolutely. >> so how do you hunt do

. >>> an economic partnership agreement between japan and mongolia came into force in june. one of the products on which import tariffs were lifted is kashmir. companies in both countries that deal in the fine wool are now increasing their trade. >> reporter: this clothing store in ulaanbaatar has tourists from many parts of the world. mongolia is the second largest distributor of cashmere. coats are made from 100% cashmere here. makers expect to boost to japan. this major manufacturer is one of them. produces about 10,000 cashmere coats a year. however, it lacks the technology for high end processing of delicate cashmere fibers. so it commissions the work to a company in japan. >> translator: using japanese processing, we hope to make products that are competitive in the global market. >> reporter: they send their product to this osaka mill. they use a technique that's almost a century old. that technique is what attracted the mongolian makers. they lift surface fibers of the fabric to make it fluffy and soft. workers carefully monitor the fibers and the humidity of the wor

mongolia is the world's second largest producer of the luxury fiber. the hottest seller are coats of 100% cashmere coats. they're also popular in japan for their quality and affordable price. makers of cashmere expect the trade deal to boost exports to japan. this major manufacturer is one of them. the company produces about 10,000 cashmere coats a year. however, it lacks the technology for high-end processing of delicate cashmere fibers. so it commissions the processing work to a company in japan. >> translator: using japanese processing, we hope to make products that are competitive in the global market. >> reporter: they sent their orders to this osaka textile mill. the mill processes about ten kinds of naturally produced wool, including cashmere, using a technique that's almost a century old. that technique is what attracted the mongolian maker. sharp teeth on rollers catch and lift surface fibers to make it fluffy and soft. skilled workers monitor the humidity of the work station, to ensure quality control, the pressure has to be repeatedly adjust

we're watching this high pressure area located over mongolia.hen we had such a dramatic area of calm, sinking cold air, it intetensifies ththe high pressu. when that happens, we see really stable weather rativivel speaking, meaning it is calm but a lot of times it means it's very cold with northerly flow coming into the picture. so here's some of the overnight lows coming up later on this week. ulan bator, negative 26 degrees tuesday morning. negative 24 wednesday morning. then we get colder for thursday and friday. almost 30 degrees below zero for morning lows thursday and friday. tokyo, you're going to get mixed in with cold rain tuesday, wednesday, thursday. some areas may even see flurries if you're in some of the higher elevations there. 4 for the overnight low by friday morning. so bundle up. highs though for tuesday in tokyo up to 18. it's going to be wet. not t even getting out of freezg in beijing undnder sunny skiese you go into the next day. speaking of cold weather, impacting north america into the northeast. a low area intensified t

why not outer mongolia, for that matter? there is a theory. there could be some logic to the belief that time is fluid, like a river-- with currents, eddies, backwash. and the same currents that swept mccoy to a certain time and place might sweep us there, too. unless that is true, captain, we have no hope. frustrating-- locked in here even the images of what he did. if only i could tie this tricorder in with the ship's computers for a few moments. couldn't you build some form of computer aid here? in this zinc-plated vacuum-tubed culture? yes, well, it would pose an extremely complex problem in logic, mr. spock. excuse me. s there? excuse us, miss. we didn't mean to trespass. it's cold outside. a lie is a very poor way to say hello. it isn't that cold. no. we were being chased by a policeman. why? for these clothes. we stole them. we didn't have any money. well, i could do with some help around here-- doing dishes, sweeping, general cleaning. at what rate of payment? i need radio tubes and so forth. my hobby. what are your names? mine is jim

. - outer mongolia. - no, paris. - we don't have an extradition treaty with outer mongolia. (audience laughs) - mmm. - this is a school, gidget, that specializes and above all, poised and highly sophisticated. - who isn't sophisticated? - [anne] anyone who ever needed this school. oh, daddy, look at her! she hasn't a shred of feminine dignity. - have you ever tried to have feminine dignity while you're chewing bubble gum? (audience laughs) - then why do you chew it? - well i don't like the other kind. - oh, this discussion is pointless. - now you're reading my mind. - come on, anne, we're wasting our time here. - good thinking, john. bye now! (audience laughs) - my car needed work and jerry gave me a lift. - mmm, well that explains it. he hardly ever travels alone. (russ chuckles) well, i'll be down in a little while to fix you some nibbles and goodies. (cheerful music) - what's the matter? my slip showing? - in a freudian manner of speaking, it is. as a field trip to a small sanitarium. - you reached me. come on, anne, a prophet's never honored in his own country. - i am ha

china's shenzhou 11 space capsule mongolia. the pair spent 30 days on the country's small space station -- making it china's longest space mission so far... during their stay -- they conducted experiments and equipment testing for the launching of the station's core module in 2018. nick brown is ordered to pay the estate of bobbi kristina brown. and a dress worn by marilyn monroe sells for nearly 5 million bucks! the details are in tonight's pay 36-million-dollars to the estate of bobbi kristina brown. this-- two months after gordon was found "legally responsible" for the death of bobbi kristina. brown's estate filed a wrongful death lawsuit against gordon last year -- alleging he gave brown a "toxic cocktail" that caused her to pass out. brown was found unresponsive in her bathtub in january of 2015...and died six months later. marilyn monroe's dress she wore during her "happy birthday" song to for 4- point-8 million dollars! the dress was purchased by ripley's believe it or not. the dress cost 12-thousand dollars when she wor

this morning, a reporter in mongolia asked his reaction to the election of donald trump. . i'm looking forward to seeing the new preses >>> no word of what president obama thinks of the dalai lama, president obama met privately with him last june, which upset the chinese government. >>> sal, you are watching the commute, if we have one, i know roads are wet around alot of the bay area. it's wet out there, so you might want to if you are driving somewhere leave earlier than you normally would. let's go to the tracey commute, a little slow traffic on 580 westbound. no major collisions to report on this freeway or getting out to the interchange. we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is light, but as you mentioned, it's wet out there, no major problems. >>> this morning's commute looks good on interstate 880. we are not really sure we'll have much of a commute. there might ab little bit of one one, but i don't think it will be same as it would on an ordinary wednesday. 4:46, let's bring in steve. thank you, sal. good morning, everybody, it looks like

it was the longest stay in space landed successfully at china's main landing site in inner mongolia. the spacecraft's mission was designed to conduct experiments related to medicine, physics and biology. it's china's first manned space mission since 2013, and is indicative of the country's huge ongoing push into the space race. china is planning to launch a permanent 20-ton space station before 2024. bet you've never seen a light show like this! walt disney world revealed its first drones holiday lig springs entertainment complex. 3-hundred drones maneuvered in the air over the water -- see how they shift into holiday-themed shapes-- like a green spiral christmas tree. the five-minute "starbright holidays" show is expected to run at least thru the end of the year -- but dates and times have not yet been finalized. a kentucky mom received a pretty big birthday gift this year! kate schaftlein gave birth to the rare set of quintuplets were born on november 11-th to kate and her husband lucas at the university of kentucky health care birthing center. the babies were born at 29 weeks... a

i want to mention mongolia and eastern china and how about far eastern russia where this cold air is coming from. it is exceptionally chilly. this location, about 2,000 people live there in far eastern russia. a high of minus 43 there on thursday. that's the high temperature. not the low, which is around minus 50. talk about some dangerously cold weather. i'm sure people there are used to it. they have put up with this winter every year, but still, a very interesting look. taking a look at the americas, we have this complex storm system circulating in the central u.s. widespread flooding watches have been issued in mississippi and louisiana. and nine reports of tornados, some causing damage. and northwest of the low, cold air rapping in behind it. we've already been seeing upwards of 30 centimeters or a foot of snowfall around the dakotas. still an additional 20 to 30 is possible combined with winds, really reduce the visibility out there, and all that is tracking to the east. so the east coast still looking at scattered showers on your thursday. then, as we take a look at europe, i

but where all the cold air next week is coming from, much of mongolia and siberia, 14 for your high on friday, with snow in the forecast. that is definitely by far the cold spot on the map. i do want to take your attention to the tropics here in the atlantic. we're talking about this area back with hurricane matthew, that one caused pretty extensive damage. what's going on here in the northern dominican republic is actually the tail of some westerly storms pulling up to the north. that's going to fire up some pretty intense thunderstorms this week. here's some video coming out of northern areas of this country where we have had thousands of people, about 20,000 in fact, evacuated along the northern coast of the there are people cut off from other areas. and the president medina, threw through some of the worst hit areas and declared it a national emergency. so hopefully they'll get some relief in there, as far as the relief supplies, but as far as the forecast, the tail end of that front continuing to lichker, on and off thunderstorms kmmted there. back to the north, if you have any tr

some areas across mongolia dipping down into minus 30 to minus 40 celsius. you're not going to see any of that over towards japan at all. but it is going to be colder. so anybody in temporary evacuation shelters as we look ahead the next 24 hours, it's going to continue to cool off. hopefully everybody is staying inside and staying warm with this as we go ahead over the mid part are of your week. take a look at the forecast. seoul with a high of 5. beijing at zero. ulaanbaatar minus 16 for your high. all that cold air continues to flow south. one thing i do want to note is that we're actually expecting below-average temperatures across most of japan combined with low pressure that will be developing by wednesday night into thursday morning. and there is the potential for even snowfall in the tokyo area. yes, by wednesday night, early thursday morning, a little bit of a rain-snow mix in the expected outlook. same for sendai and fukushima, of course definitely seeing that snowfall there by thursday, just with that cooler air and that moisture really mixing thi

they landed in inner mongolia on friday. a chief of china's manned space engineering office indicated the country now has the ability to operate manned space flights on its own. >> translator: we have to be a major power in this field to further space development and bridging the gap with the rest of the world. >> china is planning to build its own permanently manned space station by around 2022 in an attempt to rival the international space station which is shared by countries including the u.s., japan and russia. >>> embattled south korean president park geun-hye is back attending to state affairs, but she's still facing calls to resign over a corruption scandal. park met on friday with new ambassadors preparing to take up their posts abroad. it was her first official public appearance in eight days. a spokesperson for the presidential office said park still plans to attend a try lateral summit scheduled for later this year. on sunday, prosecutors plan to indict her friend, choi soon-sil and two former aides over the scand

i think mongolia has been known for its resource growth.businesses around the resource sector. we think there is a very good upside to be had now in the coming years. sri lanka also has some opportunity in manufacturing and other sectors. i think dynamics in the global economy will play well for both of those markets. >> appreciate your perspective on frontier markets. executive chairman and founder of schulze global investments. actually -- the dollar yen rose past $107 to hit $107.36 right now. that is the highest we have seen for dollar-yen vince july -- since june. this is after we saw that very is 2.2% forp, this the third quarter, driven by exports. that was the big driver. compensating for weak spending as well from companies. we are seeing the dollar when at $107.36 this morning. >> that is going to be a boon for some exporters. how will trade dealers in asia be affected under a trump administration? much more ahead. real estate to one of the ceos -- we will talk to one of the biggest ceos. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> t thihour. options

it's 5:53, the dalai lama has offered his opinion on the presidential election, a reporter in mongolia asked his reaction to donald trump's selection. selection. go there is no word yet on what mr. trump thinks of the dalai lama. president obama did meet privately with him at the white house last june and that upset the chinese government >>> on another note, after months of debate, the n-h-l's newest hockey owner has selected a name for the team that will bring ice hockey to las vegas >> there you go, the vegas golden knights. >> team officials have to host the announcement. the only flaw in their plans, golden knights will be the first major prosports team in las vegas. las vegas. >> over all, i think it's cool. the knights part really cool. i like that color. or. describes las vegas to a tee. >> now, the knights have already sold 14,000 season tickets. they will be playing in the same division as san jose sharks beginning next fall. l. >> sue wu said her son is limited in his communication skills, but he has a limitless capacity to bring joy. he plays piano and nine other strums. wu

when you have prices on the way you look at emerging markets like indonesia, mongolia, philippines in the top three. you go through the list, these are markets that have seen a lot about flows. it is a relief rally, of sorts. everything the market is up in asia. china is there, maybe you are looking at 75% stocks on the way up. gets more interesting as we move the the sovereign bonds it dollar retraces some gains overnight. mostis interesting, currencies are gaining against the u.s. dollar. we're going through the list, there is the yuan, the rupee, and the japanese yen. as you can see, on a day when the dollar is consolidating, the revenue is continuing to fall. 688.e now looking at this bit right here. they started to come out with revisions off the chinese currency to well above 6.8 against the u.s. dollar this year. that is continuing to adjust. -- party continues on the top three performing commodities today, all on the chinese commodities. not going to get into details there, but the party continues. before i go, very quickly, yes, we are seeing a rebound across most bonds, with

china has canceled talks with mongolia in protest of a visit by the dalai lama.ng called the visit unacceptable. the mongolian prime minister strip is now also in doubt. he says the visit was purely religious. day.l news 20 for hours a we are rounding out this trading week here in asia. sherry: another day of gains for china. losses, a clear leader this week has been the nikkei. japan is now rising for several consecutive sessions. it's the highest level since january. we also have the new zealand trade deficit showing it narrows, up one quarter of 8%. lost anghai composite 10th of a percent. housing gained for tens of 1%. emerging markets reversing some earlier losses we saw in the session. it has been unchanged in the past few sessions but it is trading near a 13 year high. yen,a look at the japanese which has been weakening for four consecutive sessions. at 113 spots.ing let's check on oil because it is headed for a weekly gain despite the fact that it is losing ground at the moment. there counting down to reopening and china. welcome back to the best of bloom

safely in the northern region of mongolia with two astronauts on board. they are said to be in good condition after spending 30 days on board a chinese space lab. the country is a planning to have a permanently manned station by 2022. terrence? >>> if you have thanksgiving travel plans they could be interrupted because workers at one airport, hundreds of employees at o'hare international airport, voted to go on strike ohio of the holiday. it is not clear how of the nation's busiest airports. the workers a that plan the strike are baggage handler, wheelchair attendants and more. they are demanding a $15 hour wage. >>> according to senior trump officials the retired army lute general michael flynn that served under president obama we still don't know if flynn has accepted the offer. >>> speaking of trump, remember when his star on the "hollywood walk of fame" was destroyed? well, the man that now damaged it is officially charged with felony vandalism and facing a maximum of three years in jail. police say he admitted he planned to steal the star, sell it of

. >> melania actually did this sketch using an architect in mongolia. what do you think about this, people gathered around the spire? >> that looks like a rendering of mecca where muslims do their pilgrimage -- >> no, of course donald trump wouldn't be the first president to renovate the white house. taft widened the doors. jimmy ki jimmy carter put the outhouse out back. >> that was neat. >> the president of france wanted to use the outhouse. do you remember margaret thatcher got lock the in the outhouse? >> i don't remember that. i heard about it but i don't remember what happened. being too small, he wants a bigger tree at the white house. do you think he should get a bigger tree at the white house? >> i say, why not have a bigger tree? it's already a pretty big tree -- >> but can it be a bigger tree? >> it can be a bigger tree. >> donald trump, get a bigger tree, all right? >> why don't we chant that together. >> bigger tree, bigger tree! bigger tree, bigger tree! bigger tree, bigger tree! bigger tree, bigger tree! >> jimmy: make up your mind. we ha

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two chinese astronauts safely landed in mongolia this morning. the astronauts manned the shen- zhou 11... china's first manned space mission since 20-13. the mission was designed to conduct experiments... related to medicine, physics, and biology. china plans to launch a permanent space station before 20- 24... when the international space station is retired. if you're on and you don't know "harlso the balancing hound"... you're about to discover your favorite new celebrity. this little pup is a pro... at balancing objects on his head... and he looks so cute when he does it. take a look at him... he balances a little bit of everything including food... toys... decorations and even donald trump's hair. he's probably better at balancing things than most humans. now if you think your pet can do a better job... send us your photos on our facebook page. that's it for fox5 news this morning. more starts now! now on more... we won't be 'lonely', this morning -- because 'lukas graham' is joining us live in studio. they're sharing details, on a special pe