bitcoin trails in mongolia.hackers from the north are not targeting crypto miners to search for castle amid tough national sentence. ul says a unit seized a server in 2017 and mined about $25,000 worth of monero coins. the hackers seem to prefer it as it is focused on privacy and easier to hide than bitcoin. issuestransparency clearly not easing up when it comes to cryptocurrency. coming up, we will talk all things auto. electric cars in 2018. talking about the latest players. which if any can challenge clearly not easing up when it comes to cryptocurrency. coming up, we will talk all tesla's position at the top and become the new leader of the pack. also, taking a look at where some of the geographic hotspots will be for electric cars. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: this is daybreak asia. hyundai says stalling global growth and rising protectionism will dent demand in major markets. it and its kia affiliate is due to report sales later this tuesday and likely to fall short of predictions for the third consecutiv

that was tom mackenzie on that bitcoin trail in mongolia. look at with the coming year holds in store for the lion city of singapore. don't miss it. this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: i'm in new york. haidi: i'm in sydney. you are watching daybreak australia. the head of the world's largest caterer is paying tribute to a family member who died in sydney on the last day of 2017. the chairman is shocked and saddened by the news, claiming that cousins was respected for his humanity. the latest on this incredibly tragic end to the year, what more do we know? >> nas for the cause, we don't know much for the moment but we do know the flight took off on the last day of the year. mr. cousins and family members heading off to an exquisite restaurant. the sea plane landed, they had lunch and on the return come of it plane crashed. the on say, sons, her daughter and the pilot all killed -- everybody on board. we don't know what went wrong. sydney seaplanes extending its condolences. the company has been running for 12 years during which time did not have a sin

the regional governor has been notified of the incident and had to interrupt a business trip to mongolia we're bringing you more details on the story as soon as we get them. it's the second such incident in russia this week on monday fourteen students and a teacher were injured in a knife attack at a school in the city of perm this video shows one of the youngsters who was apparently involved in the rampage the attackers motive is still yet to be established investigators are looking into whether it was a fight which escalated whether it was planned. the u.s. has urged turkey not to attack syria's african region and focus on fighting isis instead that's according to the state department spokesperson has been ours we would call. certainly on the turks to not take any actions of that sort don't want them to engage in the violence but we want them to keep focused on isis. or turkey threatened armed intervention in the kurdish held african region after it emerged the u.s. was planning to work with kurdish fighters in astonishing so-called border force in syria but following ankara's furious

>> inner mongolia has not.nner mongolia story, but officials a year ago were open about it and talked about how to reportincentivized positive and strong data and how it would advance their careers to show a turnaround in some of these economies, which you to rt positive and strong said -- as you said are quite poor, not the industrial or tech power houses of the east and southern central china. david: inner mongolia known for its cows, sheep, and sprawling grasslands. thank you so much. howng up, speaking of cows, can a flatulence could help you save money. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ cow farts may have a new send. a company is using satellites to detect methane emissions. correspondent our from singapore with this fascinating story. help me draw the line between these emissions from the backside of cows and the price of my stake. how does that work? >> the company is looking to use satellite data to track methane emissions. one of the biggest is cows. they create methane when they digest food

also tianjin in the north—east has admitted faking gdp numbers and inner mongolia, very dependent onf this is firm evidence to support the claims, support the suspicion among many that frankly, these numbers, no matter what they show, can't be trusted. our china correspondent. israel's prime minister may not go back empty—handed from his trip to india. a major multi—million dollar deal that was once taken up the table could be back on track. the latest, let's go to our reporter in mumbai. india had cancelled this deal. why the change? i had cancelled the deal two months back. in november, it announced the deal was off the table. israeli government was quite disappointed with that decision but now prime minister netanyahu on his way back told reporters that the deal is back on the table. they are working on the details. the indian army will procure anti— guided missiles. something the indian army has been desperate to buy. officially, the indian government hasn't commented on it but sources say one of the key reasons that could be the indian army needs this in the immediate future. wh

longer sometimes luser cattle because they would die of cold or because of the storms risking it all mongolia at this time on al-jazeera business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. to. the finish. this is al-jazeera.

china's inner mongolia are mongolia region accused of manipulating economic data.ised down output by 40% to $45 billion. fiscal revenue for the same year was 26% lower than first reported. last year, a province said it had fake data for three years from 2011. oprah winfrey says she has no plans to run for u.s. president after a rousing speech at the global globes -- golden globes fueled rumors. after accepting the lifetime achievement award, the billionaire media mogul told bloomberg sheet of all plan to run. the speculation helped drive up shares in weight watchers, in which winfrey has a state. mobile mays, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than hundred 20 countries. i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. yvonne: let's get a market check here. a look ahead to that market open. japan coming back in a big way. we are expecting the 24,000 level as well. in korea, not just samsung earnings, but the talks between north korea and south korea happening pretty soon. bit to keepe a korean investors busy. we are seeing the kospi un

with us oldfield one twenty six through the vast plains of central asia a road trip through russia mongoliaand touching. it . live. live live live. live live live. even though i'm at the top of the neighbor the whole mountain two thousand two hundred meters top and in the middle of nature i don't have to secretary uncomfort to keep on top of the competition everything here has been renovated faster ski lifts for example and this trendy new restaurant right at the summit. and from here you can see that six bits of germany said i dismount and ski area that's what physical alex is local to the area and tells me there is even some glacial lift up there. skiing and other winter sports are great way of enjoying nature and there's even some fascinating wildlife can be found here in the mountains if you know where to look. far away from the crowded slopes it can get a bit lonely as a winter day breaks a two thousand meters in the hidden reaches of the alps only a few creatures are stirring to catch sight of them biologist heading there to spend the night at the mental home large. waiting we have to

hundred people were held hostage by the armed group boko haram of managed to escape they were found in mongolia that's close to the northeastern border with chad the army says many of the captives were farmers and fishermen who are being kept in forced labor camps well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after rebel architecture statement consulted by fire. the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed a satisfied to the state of the economy this is easily the start news biggest tech success story the company was poor by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time. he takes his own ways to find the human. from the simplest to the greatest money. rebellion is underway. led by a new breed of hockey team puts people before i call. the tech using the tools of the trade. least trying to. redefine. ilo. yeah. he does that yup i got a ploy. if they shout that me. now i must only go about seduction the chemical of the. them a cup of course. pulled me up and s

overnight electrical work scheduled on white horse pike at evesham avenue mongolia township, new jerseyroad will be closed from 8:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m., you can use atlantic avenue as an alternate. >> in the trentonian, 12 month long emergency contract with a engineering company to oversee operations at the troubled trenton water works facility. city is attempt to go rectify serious problems at the facility. the it delivers water to 225,000 resident, in trenton, hamilton, laurence, ewing, and hopewell townships. >>> the courier post this friday, february 2nd, rowan college at burlington county will host its 14th annual gift smile day. event will be held at the new help scientist center at the mt. laurel campus. >> delaware county daily times this week, the archdioces of philadelphia celebrating catholic schools week. 119 elementary, 17 secondary, and four special education schools, in the five county area, will take part. the national theme this year is catholic schools, learn, serve, lead, succeed. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware vale. >>>

the wrestlerfrom mongolia had apparently hit a junior colleague over the head during a night out injapan. but his weapon of choice was a karaoke machine remote control. now to a disturbing story from australia where three people are still in the hospital after snorting a powder they mistook for cocaine. nine young backpackers in total were rushed to hospital in perth after ingesting the mystery powder which arrived in the post addressed to someone else. they suffered seizures, paralysis and hallucinations. officials say the drug hyoscine was found in the powder —— powder. it's gaining notoriety as a date rape drug and was the likely cause of the mass overdose. joining me from perth is steve allsop with australia's national drug research institute. bank intojoining bank into joining us. bank intojoining us. tell us more about this drug called hyoscine and how dangerous is it. —— thank you for joining how dangerous is it. —— thank you forjoining us. how dangerous is it. —— thank you for joining us. can how dangerous is it. —— thank you forjoining us. can you hear me? ok, we have a clear vi

and the regional governor has been notified of the incident and has cut short a business trip to mongolia now it is the second such incident in russia this week on monday fourteen students in a teacher were injured in a knife attack at a school in the city all. of this video shows one of the youngsters who was apparently involved in the rampage the motive of the attack is not yet established the investigators are looking into whether it was a fight which escalated or if it was planned. so one short statement from the u.s. military commanders led to an uncomfortable situation for the white house the trump administration has been rapidly backpedaling on plans to create a border force in northern syria a move which sparked a few reus reaction from washington's key ally turkey. but most of the church attacks on this we need to look at this time we want people to stay focused on isis is he saying that when the pentagon says we're going to try to come up with a force of thirty thousand people that that that's wrong or is he just disputing why wouldn't i would have to refer you to the department

forty percent of the market and those provinces and specifically the large portion that is inner mongolia. visuals they're admitted to over inflating their twenty six thousand mining numbers to look more favorable you can probably assume then that the same is true for their twenty fifteen numbers to the g.d.p. reported versus reality shows a steep spike up nearly twenty five percent from the year before that sort of swing is just not realistic but across the country coal remains steady almost kind of flat brant crude and steel looked almost inextricably tied to one another both taking dips in twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen as well both climbing back up in seventeen but now still moving north now an indicator of more building happening in the country and then over the province of the nearing there are a major problem in why we can't trust the economic data coming from china talk about fake news has admitted to faking data for five years now and have yet to issue revised numbers even still so according to the financial times landings local economy has seen dramatic rises and falls tellin

arrived in congo over a year ago but she's still waiting to build a house on the southern border in mongolia of all to build a circle and there is no way we haven't received anything since we arrived eleven months ago we're not even building materials. going to. this house where we are staying belongs to a relative and i did recall that in a minute and there are ten of us sharing a place that said it's not that i'm big on my in the i just want to. education is also proving a challenge many south sudanese refused to send their english speaking children to local francophone schools instead refugees set up this makeshift anglophone school inside the camp but the authorities dismantled it now many children roam around without anything to do officials hand south sudanese refugees to attend local schools even though they admit there is not enough space ruggieri there's a court today the schools close to the size of full of children to learn and it's a problem. all of them but we need to have more schools. to accommodate all the children of. book would be faced with limited resources and the challe

where weather comes together me and they kind of this big change and it's generations have checked mongolia's through to bring that back i want to make a place where i can get my head that i was the give me here to one day of my neighborhood and i couldn't find a place or are so close like you no one will push right here in this mall this mall was it you know but it was here and i stood here with a thirty thousand dollars business by my sofa like three months though when he came in there one day i get to the next we're going to have three books and we're going ever since kind of sort of defined friends yes yes big time favorite painters believe b.m. and actually i was blessed to you know have some money instead of my work in film production. of live in this neighborhood for years i care about my people my situation is to be the best example i possibly can me so you know what i'm going on complain about not having the obvious appeal to one and so i want to bomb a college game bombs license that stuck with me. of a tame obama teachers license i would rather starve the animal obama's chicago fir

the wrestlerfrom mongolia had apparently hit a junior colleague over the head during a night out injapaner man had a fractured skull. but his weapons of choice was a karaoke machine remote control. the australian government says it will legalise exports of the drug cannabis for medicinal purposes. it would join canada and the netherlands in doing so, while uruguay and israel have announced similar plans. but australia says it wants to become the world's leading exporter of medicinal cannabis. joining me from melbourne to talk more on this is dr tony bartone, the vice president of the australian medical association. what are the benefits of medicinal cannabis and what sorts of things will it be used for? some of the studies around the world have shown that there may be a role for m essa g es that there may be a role for messages and —— for medicinal cannabis to some forms of resistant epilepsy, especially paediatric forms, it may have a role in multiple sclerosis, in the management of the weight loss and loss of appetite that follows chemotherapy and the nausea that follows chemotherapy a

mongolia, the cryptocurrency comes to life. e is operated by a leading maker of machines. the machines solve complex equations to record each bitcoin transactions to the blockchain, a decentralized ledger. minors are rewarded with bitcoin. the difficulty increases, requiring more processing power and energy, something that comes cheap in mongolia. a miningst to build farm is low. people can do it fast and at a low cost. employs 50 people and generates $250,000 a day in revenue. they have come under the scrutiny of regulators anxious about that coin used to funnel money abroad. for now at least the miners are being allowed to thrive. it claims 20,000 customers and a valuation in the billions is laying the groundwork for a possible ipo. tois also looking to spend expand in the u.s.. >> to build a facility in the u.s., the investment could expand. a that is a serious bet on cryptocurrency synonymous with wild price swings. you're going to bootstrap a brand-new currency from zero, and there will be bubbles, a lot of volatility, on the way to becoming a global currency. little

japan really cold mana six says the mix and you see the cold air over towards a little bit or in mongolia beijing that just above freezing the cold air is going along way south of had snow in shanghai and temperatures struggling just two degrees that will become slightly warmer as we head through tuesday but five is still below average for this time of the year the cold air extends a long way say affair with hong kong seeing a high of just eleven degrees the cold air pushing in across northern parts of vietnam twelve as a mix some in hanoi and some dresses well it probably won't be a very nice at all same really goes for choose taken those temperatures below what the should be want to get across into laos and through towards me amar then you get some more typical weather conditions yangon's thirty two degrees have to use you see at this time of the year heading into southeastern parts of asia the really heavy rain across the philippines is clearing away otherwise some showers for java and bali please move up through the malay pinchers looking largely dry and fine for both singapore and ku

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hundred people were held hostage by the armed group boko haram of managed to escape they were found in mongolia that's close to the northeastern border with chad the army says many of the captives were farmers and fishermen who are being kept in forced labor camps well those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after rebel architectures thank you so much and by foot. the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed job as a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily a study his biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. architect has always defined the human. trump the simplest struck chance to the greatest monuments i am not a rebellion is underway. led by a new breed of hockey tanked that puts people before i can say. on the tax using the tools of that trade to the structure and the surrounding. country defining.

you are getting mongolia at the top. let me flip it around and look at the broader picture across benchmarks in the region. the story at the very top, 1.4% drop in new zealand. biggest drop since the u.s. elections in 2016. across equity markets, the biggest winners in this recent leg up are some of those getting dumped the most. in that way i guess we are looking at a fair amount of profit taking today. commodities trading sideways. fairly consistent when you look across the space. dollar down. a lot of these asian currencies as you can see, pushing to mold -- to multiyear highs. hong kong up 12 straight days. 13, might get a fighting chance. we're looking at this chart. 54321. go on your bloomberg. we are calling this follow the money. this tracks the daily quota of stocks shanghai to hong kong. the lower the line goes the national on a lot of the rally we have seen here has been fueled by more -- you understand where the money goes. that's what explains why we are up here. haslinda: i'm sorry. bill said we are perhaps

along with barbados, granada, macau, mongolia and others.ndation will be approved at a meeting next week. the president of the u.s. aluminium association says that there will be a focus on whether imports of the metal threaten national security. a report is expected to be developed this month to president trump. bank of america merrill lynch says that trumps rhetoric has helped to push a bull market in china. bloomberg news, 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. haidi: thank you for that, roz. going to new zealand now, trading under way. one of the biggest winners against the softer greenback overnight alongside the aussie dollar, which is trading at about $.79. we have the biggest increase on --itions since the office since august, 2015. we have the kiwi trading at 01914. we are also seeing the dollar out, theplaying dollar-yen advancing. the sterling pound is also jump in 1.379 three, a gain of a half a percent, strongest students june, 2016. the u.s. 10 year yield

this is where russia borders mongolia kazakhstan and china. it's a destination for generations of pilgrims. they come from miles around seeking spiritual guidance. legend has it that this is a place to embark on a path of inner change. where the most of the go i doubt me a little say that if you think out loud on president you saw this coming surely there was no way to avoid this fall now it's important to remind yourself of that and spiritual places like these i miss the sea you left us but i don't have visitors here call themselves modern pilgrims but if they are drawn to yoga healing rituals and self very. yet in a leeds groups of stressed out city dwellers to the altai mountains. you know what. i was here a year ago all my wishes were fulfilled i came to relax but also to find merica house that your son is old because that over. a million leads the visitors to the icons of the village monastery. the confluence of these two rivers is the place to wish for a spouse. you covered for you here what i see by saying we russians in particular were

in the border land of mongolia -- there's japanese have concurred, and created a puppet statement, and -- in the earlier part of the 30 so that's happening. and now -- he's negotiating with hitler so he's -- read ares up. they have a translation of them internally produced for the regime. stalin has an aid take care of us delivers the trancelation so he's got that, and he's underlining with those colored pencil he's underlining for example it say, once i mention subhumans, he underlines that. it says -- [inaudible conversations] right drive to the east. underlines that. so you start to get the impression that you know he got something out of that. and he kind of -- he gets the point. what that book is about -- and then you sew that he read other things a biography of hitler like conrad in russian translation main argument of which is hitler never keeps any of his agreements. check mark hitler never keeps his agreement. so you begin to see that he wasn't that trusting. of hitler, in fact hitler understood he didn't trust as hitler told his own. so anyway, so invite hitler is one who nee

so he's at war against a very substantial army, the japanese army on the borderlands of mongolia, there's the japanese have conquered manchuria, created a puppet state. in the earlier part of the 30s so that's happening and now he's negotiating with hitler. so he reads up. they have a translation of mine, internally produced for the regime. stalin has an eight take care of this,delivers the mein kampf translation so he's underlining with those colored pencils , underlining . some humans. the underlying fact. it says drive to the east. he underlines that. you start to get the impression that he got something out of mein kampf. and he got the point. but that book is about. and then you see that he read other things. he read abiography of hitler . in russian translation. the main argument of which is hitler never keeps any of his agreements. he's a liar. never keeps his agreements so here stalin is negotiating and he says hitler never keeps his agreements. you begin to see that he is trusting of hitler. hitler understood the trust as he told him. so anyway, hitler's the one who needs todeal

the countries could be moved onto a list for further monitoring, along with mongolia and panama.mendation must be approved at a meeting next week. the president of the u.s. aluminum association says that china has been a focus as to whether imports of the metal threaten security. bank of america merrill lynch says that the trump trade rhetoric has pushed the market in a better direction and china back capacity. this is bloomberg. >> we are counting down the market open. looking for any real direction from the u.s.. what are we looking towards? >> we don't have much to keep this rally going. this futures board shows contracts up to a lower open in tokyo and we are seeing some gains there. the pause and equity gains could be a bump in the road, according to mufj. in 2018,is bullish thanks to the improved earnings and they forecast 2100 for the topics at midyear. the possibility of the economy moving out of deflation. this is a catalyst for wage growth and they see an end to an era. bullish ecessarily there. sellers have been burned. have they had a change of heart? >> they have slu

minus sixty two celsius i've had a look today i mean it's much much warmer in the coldest places in mongolia minus thirty two not any mention this because this and it gets exported quite frequently during the winter well that has just happened again and when it gets in sport it comes across what still open sea the sea of japan and it rapidly produces vast amounts of snow so we had one system says through yesterday another one that she's on the shores no which prompted the first warning in four years of snow in tokyo it snowed from nine hours continuously in the city of tokyo they did cause a bit of destruction but to be honest not a huge amount they're well used to it but it ends up off this nine hours or something like twenty three centimeters of the ground in the suburbs that needs a certain amount of clearing up now that was the first warning issued in four years however we have got more snow coming on the right the code is leaking out again the picture for wednesday five degrees in turkey and they're warning at all but certainly warnings for high waves high winds and snow in honshu the d

we should be seeing some improvement in mongolia. from the some output indonesian mine, the second-biggest copper mine in the world, there is some output there in a joint venture. real has not booked any output -- real has not booked any output from that since 2014. it had a little in the year just on. -- just gone. haidi: thank you so much for that, david. still ahead this hour, china deleveraging, is beijing doing enough to combat financial risks? plus, is this as good as it gets when it comes to oil? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. the philippines largest fast food operator has moved closer to supplanting analyst targets and closing at a record high. the rally fueled in part by expectations that restaurants and retailers will get an earnings boost from personal tax cuts. it could also get a boost from its highly profitable and fast-growing overseas business. india will break of its debt burden flag carrier into seven different companies and sell 51% in each of them. be low cost c

. $7,000 using china's plate of energy, with mongolia, maybe it is cheaper. shouldn't be conflated with blockchain. for the cryptocurrencies to get it market cap, you need banks to look at reserve. i don't think there's anyone -- anything there that will attract central bank. i don't think it's going to existing currencies right now. francine: how will bitcoin mania -- there's a flatmate of one , heon that is moving out said he was selling up bitcoin to afford a flat. people hear about the stories and get the -- gets bigger until what happens?? >> let's hypothesize and say that's the case. there are two channels that bring it back to our world of today. if the cryptocurrency market were to group -- cap size group, of thel see the risks press of vulnerability growing. that scales up on the macro level. some countries in korea may have -wealth wealth through come through. the second point, i prospected the idea of a capital outflow. that's the first displacement and source of affects you will see in our convention markets. the things that have capital restricti

speaking, but generally speaking, there is china.ust of the data in yesterday, we heard from in or mongoliatunately, those are not big pieces to the economic puzzle in china. as an economist, you look at these numbers, if you trust him or not, is there any other choice but to take these numbers for what they are or are there other things you look at? look athoice is you other data from various sources and tried to compare the trend. i think the trends are more important than absolute levels. if the trends are all going the same way, you can conclude that way, chinese currency going one way, the inflation going one way, but if you have conflicting trends, that is where the problem comes in. i think china has its fair share of emerging-market problems. i think we should not be putting too much on the data problem, which is only one of the problems fund managers face trying to figure out their investment strategy. japan, europe, they all have transparent data, but how many times our fund managers wrong on those markets? that's my point. haslinda: we had a guest earlier who was discussing how t