while in mongolia, the traditional herding lifestyle is threatened as drought forces a new generation to the capital in search of opportunities. [makelson derilus speaking spanish] [greetings exchanged in spanish] [man on podium speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decidide to cross s a border ory decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of theirir loved ones, their children, and tt t is a better decision than staying behind. reporter: look at the size of this storm on satellite at this hour. tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ashore at 145 miles per r hour. [indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish] [p

program will benefit mongolia, the region and the world. i could go on much longer and give you more examples. american companies have been a force for prosperity and good throughout the indo-pacific region. our good faith as partners are evident that honors local autonomy and sovereignty. the united states doesn't invest for political influence, but rather partnerships and economics. and this is a prelude to what i expect in the future. i'm here to say emphatically the trump administration is committed to expanding our economic engagement in the indo-pacific region. we seek to capitalize on opportunities in accordance with the principles of freedom and openness. as president trump said in vietnam last year, the indo-pacific is a beautiful constellation of nations. each its own bright star. satellites to none, and each one, a people, a culture, a way of life, a home. to burn brightest the constellation needs sustainable growth and this is what our indo-pacific strategy will promote. we believe in strategic partnerships, not strategic depend

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volunteers around the globe, you listen to those stories and they echo from the philippines, om mongolia, the far east, sub-saharan africa, latin america, central america, over and over again, the stories that you hear, you ask any peace corps volunteer, they believe they serve -- not just serving the greatest nation in the world but also in service in one of the greatest nations in the world. every volunteer says the same thing. you also see from those volunteers is this extraordinary generosity of spirit, this dedication to living out the ideals that we hold so dear, that we speak of in this chamber about reaching out to others and asking what we can do to help them in service, in -- through our own actions, through the support of the federal government behind, what we can do day by day, step by step to try to make our communities and their communities, our world a little bit better. that's what the peace corps stands for. that's what's been repeated day after day, volunteer after volunteer, in hundreds of countries around the world at various times and through all of those volunteers

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beijing today authorities have identified the suspect as the twenty six year old from china's inner mongolia region they say only the suspect was injured in the blast the man's motive is currently unclear. japan is executed the remaining members of a doomsday cult that carried out a deadly sarin gas attack on the tokyo subway in one thousand nine hundred five the six men were the last members of the only greek yokota after being held in prison the tokyo subway attack was the group's most of torrijos crime thirteen people died and thousands and thousands of people remain stranded in southern laos after the collapse of a hydroelectric dam on monday authorities are investigating what caused the disaster the death toll has risen to twenty seven and more than one hundred people are still missing rescue efforts have been hampered by damaged roads the remoteness of the affected areas and flash flooding. u.s. president donald trump and european commission chiefs. have reached a deal to calm the trade dispute both sides agreed to hold more talks to lower trade barriers and hold off on imposing tariff

my question is to michael have you ever been to mongolia? so how do you know it exists? >> you told me that i have confidence you don't live. >> it goes back to faith. so faith and reason exist. >> and some netball and hollywood tell me about it i would be less confident. but as you so i'm more confident. i'm driving around in mongolia and probably going to be less confident. >> that's what faith means. >> belief when there's a lack of evidence, you have some evidence that someone's reliable or not. >> we did not define faith that way,. >> i did. it's a common definition that they. >> they think confidence is the same thing. but your faith, your trust is another word in a person grows as you have more experience if you have more experience with your car and it does start you have more confidence the next time you get in that it will. >> it's the process of scientific experiment them that's what that is, you do it more frequently you gain more confidence and faith. >> but when people talk about faith are not talking about that. >> that's what i mean. >> we have a long lin

beijing today authorities have identified the suspect as twenty six year old from china's inner mongolia region and that the suspect was the only person injured the man's motive is currently unclear. a u.s. court set a deadline of today to reunite separated migrant children with their parents the department of homeland security claims that it is on track to comply but government figures show that out of two thousand five hundred children around thirteen hundred of them are still separated and even those figures are uncertain as the reunions take place health professionals in the u.s. are sounding the alarm about the long term damage already done to these children. the lucky few reunited after months of not knowing whether they'd ever see their children again and for others even this moment soon turned to heartbreak after being separated for so long as some parents had their children didn't even recognize them. the difficult reunifications we've seen so far have highlighted just how hard it's going to be to bring these children back together with their families and how much damage has alr

than mongolia and of course china have been increasing their gold reserves as well erratic and risky economic and foreign policies pose a risk to the dollar as the reserve currency of the world so i think. you know even people like jim rickards who have been on the show we covered that years ago when the u.s. pulled the trigger or swift when they cut iran off from the system is that always a threat they had the ability to do that but once they pulled it all out of their. you know nations outside the five sort of guys outside of canada australia new zealand in the u.k. start to think well are we going to be next but even canada in that group of people who are being a call you know unfriendly nations in canada has no gold at all they know everything but no china and russia are getting cozier berlin here so grow the new silk road project combining you know continents and they want to do business outside of the dollar and so makes sense for both china and russia the be accumulating lots of gold china is now expanding their gold mining operation no gold leaf china you never see a gold bar

tiene 26 aÑos y procede de mongolia nada ha dicho de por quÉ llevaba el explosivo y que se trata de uner fabricararlas de fuego en su casa. parece una locura. y no falta mucho que pueda realizarse. armas de plÁstico tan reales como las convencionales. para los activistas por ejemplo que estÁn contra la violencia es una amenaza real. gabriel huerta nos da estos detalles. a partir del primero de ahogar chivos de armas en lÍnea que pueden enviarse a una impresora de tercera dimensiÓn para creararmas de plÁstico. >>> un programa especial lo prepara y lo mandas a la maquina y calienta el plÁstico y lo derrote. >>> diego jorquera que elabora productos de plÁstico afirma que una industria con gran futuro y no apoyarÍa la construcciÓn de armamento de plÁstico. >>> es peligroso, si hay un error con la impresora y salta un poquito de material. puede explotar en la cara. >>> la fisco rai de los Ángeles y new york se sumaron a este rechazo nadie va a estar seguro si los criminales pueden imprimir armas de plÁstico que son imposibles de rastrear. permitir la extensiÓn es un error desmesurado organi

the bomber is a man from mongolia and they don't know his motive. the u.releasrm adtional sy was brght on >>> one-state trooper is dead and another is hurt in arizona after a roadside struggle. erratic driver thorities around throwing things at cars. troopers confronted the suspect and a fight broke out. a trooper lost his firearm to the suspect and the suspect fired two rounds shooting one trooper in the shoulder and wounded him. and a second trooper, killing him. >> our thoughts and prayers are with his family. lives have been shattered and ruined. we are all in a little bit of a state of shock this morning. >> a police procession this morning, the casket of a newly trained officer was taken to the medical examiner's office in phoenix, no word on the suspect's identity or injuries, it is unclear if he is under arrest. >>> much of the east coast is underwater after torrential rains sweep the region. crews are cutting apart massive trees that came loose from the ground. almost 100 roadways in pennsylvania were closed yesterday and swollen waterways.

investigators say the man is from inner mongolia.wort on any kind of motive. >> new video showing the rescue efforts in greece. crews still looking for people who are missing after deadly wildfires swept an area not far from athens. 79 people were killed. these were the deadliest wildfires to hit that country in decades. flags across greece are flying at half staff today. >> today is the court-ordered deadline for the trump administration to reunite migrant families. they'll hold sit-ins at the capitol today. protesters will rally for the hundreds of children who still have not been reunited with their parents. some 2500 children under 5 years old were initially covered by the court order, but now it's believed hundreds will not be reunited in time in part because i.c.e. may have already deported their parents. >> 6:57. youtube deleting four videos from controversial conservative host alex jones. one of the videos in question showed an adult shoving a child to the ground. youtube says that violated its violent policy. the video serve

the suspect in this incident is a 26-year-old from inner mongolia. we're hearing reports not independently confirmed by nbc news, tha there may have been a second incident in chinese media is reporting that a woman sprayed herself in gasoline and set herself on fire. we will keep you updated as soon as we learn more. >> chris, thank you. >>> switching gears now, you can save a life a save some money on gas. the need for blood donations i at ahigh, critical self. bowonions typically drop off over the smer buthe need is growing. novain is g gas cards for donations. >>> we have exciting news from 34 million miles away. this morning, we could be closer to answering a long-asked question. is there life out there? ise there l on mars? >> italian scientists say they haveound water. research signals indicate a large body of water sit there's. sits underneath ice about a mile thick. scientists say it could be sludge but it includes lick qqu water. >> just go and ask somebody. >> go and ask somebody. >> if you're thinking about buying a home, don't think you c

i i live in ulaanbaatatar, which is the capital city of mongolia.o, my mom works as a communications officer in the environmental sector. and my father owns his own business. he sells flowers. usually, i like to hang out with my friends. but sometimes, when i'm alone, i like to walk around the city and see what new things are being bubuilt. i just t lio see my city. there are a lot of things that make me happy. the best part is being with my loved ones, such as my family and my friends. in my opinion, a big global proboblem is every type of pollution, such as air pollution, water pollution, and every kind of pollution. i think that that's so bad for everyry living thing. i think i hahave it better thany grandparents did because there is freedom and also better technology, better everything, i think. >> this week on global ideas, we take a look at elephants and bebees. in kger nationonal parkn south africa, elephant populations are on the rise - playing havoc with local vegetation. that's where bees come in, t the industrioious ins have n now been ap

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authorities say that mangis from inner mongolia. >> a group of house republicans the taking the battle against the mueller investigation up a notch. last night, a group of 11 house republicans introduced a resolution accusing him of blocking congressional access to information about the investigation. the leading gop lawmakers say this resolution falls far short of having enough support to pass. >> 4:35. san francisco police hope you'll recognize the man you see here riding on the handlebars of that bike. they believe he may be tied to an unsolved cold case murder. police yesterday also released a still image of that man. here it is. somebody shot and killed mitchell warren in september of 2016 in the tenderloin. his family says he would have celebrated his 26th birthday this saturday. police believe he may have had some kind of altercation with the man you saw earlier. >> new information obtained by investigators may help solve the disappearance of a 20-year-old college student raised in oakland. molly tibbetts vanished one week ago in iowa. that's where she lived for about half her l

beijing police who say that a twenty six year old man from one of china's northern provinces in a mongolia is the person they say who tried to set off what they say was a suspicious fireworks like device now they said this device injured his hands and he was taken to hospital the statements also been issued by the u.s. embassy here and they say that the device was an explosive of some sort so the embassy and the police very much issuing the same sort of narrative right now but the pictures that you would have seen and i would have seen on social media show a large plume of smoke hanging over the embassy that was at about one am local time and that seemed to suggest that it was a a large explosion we have spoken to and the c. employee and she told us that there was a very loud explosion and as a result embassy staff were evacuated to what she says were safe of the embassy and this operation was supervised by u.s. marines now we have had and really a report i can't substantiate but it's in the global times newspaper and it says that some two hours earlier a woman stood outside the embassy an

because than mongolia and of course china have been increasing their gold reserves as well erratic and risky economic and foreign policies pose a risk to the dollar as the reserve currency of the world so i think. you know even people like jim records who have been on the show we covered that years ago when the u.s. pulled the trigger or swift when they cut iran off from the system is that always a threat they had the ability to do that but once they pulled it. all other. you know nations outside the five sort of guys outside of canada australia new zealand in the u.k. start to think well are we going to be next but even in canada in that group of people who are being a called you know unfriendly nations and canada has no gold at all there's no everything but no china and russia are getting cozier berlin hit so grow the new silk road project combining you know continents and they want to do business outside of the dollar and so makes sense for both china and russia the be accumulating lots of gold china is now expanding their gold mining operation no gold leaf china you never see a gol

than mongolia and of course china have been increasing their gold reserves as well erratic and risky economic and foreign policies pose a risk to the dollar as the reserve currency of the world so i think. you know even people like jim records who have been on the show we covered that years ago when the u.s. pulled the trigger or swift when they cut iran off from the system is that always a threat they had the ability to do that but once they pulled it. all other. nations outside the five sort of guys outside of canada australia new zealand in the u.k. start to think well are we going to be next but even canada in that group of people who are being a call you know unfriendly nations in canada has no gold at all they know everything but no china and russia are getting cozier belum he did so grow the new silk road project combining you know concepts and they want to do business outside of the dollar and so makes sense for both china and russia the be accumulating lots of gold china is now expanding their gold mining operation no gold leaf china you never see a gold bar with the chinese

than mongolia and of course china have been increasing their gold reserves as well trump's erratic and risky economic and foreign policies pose a risk to the dollar as the reserve currency of the world so i think. you know even people like jim records who have been on the show we covered that years ago when the u.s. pulled the trigger or swift when they cut iran off from the system is that always a threat they had the ability to do that but once they pulled it. all other. nations outside the five sort of guys outside of canada australia new zealand in the u.k. start to think well are we going to be next but even in canada in that group of people who are being a called you know unfriendly nations and canada has no gold at all there's no everything but no china and russia are getting cozier berlin hit so grow the new silk road project combining you know concepts and they want to do business outside of the dollar and so makes sense for both china and russia to be accumulating lots of gold china is now expanding their gold mining operation no gold leaves china you never see a gold bar with

a 26 year-old from mongolia. >> the search for a missing college girl from oakland who goes to school in iowa continues tonight. investigators have information they hope will help solve the mystery of her disappearance. she vanished a week ago in iowa. she's lived there half her life. she went jogging last wednesday and she hasn't been seen since. the fbi searching through her digital footprint for information from her fit bit. they're looking at social media and messages she sent. she left her contacts, glasses, wallet and id all behind. if she was wearing her fit bit it may show her movements on the day she disappeared. >> it might be the slowest police chase ever. we have photographs of the concord police department posted on facebook. these are officers following a backhoe. they chased it for 20 minutes. the driver stopped near the onramp to highway 4. and taken into custody. it was stolen from a rental company. the driver a 39 year-old pr richmond is facing autotheft and evading charges. >> a truck and car collide this morning. the truck which was carrying tree trimmings rolled o

. >> authorities say the suspect is from mongolia and treated at the hospital. his motive remains unclear. thankfully no one else was hurt. trade tensions between the u.s. and china grow. cheryl: meanwhile, we are tracking two big stories this morning. first commissioners of facebook punching an extended trading on disappointing quarterly results. developments on trade in the european union. cheryl: president trump declared a new phase in u.s. relationship with the e.u. more on this story from her on blake burman. >> president trump and john called juncker avoiding a trade war between the united states and the european union. announcing major trade calls so long as both sides negotiate in good faith. the two leaders will strengthen their cooperation on energy deals like importing lng. increasing sales to the u.n. reform the world trade organization and britain on auto industrial tariffs down to 0%. >> strengthen the trade relationship to all american and european citizens. this is why we agreed today first of all to work together toward zero tariffs from zero no

but this was an exciting period because we have people coming out of the field in mongolia, yet withut information about this. when darwin had his discovery in the galapagos islands, it took him years to write about it. 100 years to review, and hundreds more to accept his theory. we now not only have citizen science, but we have the marriage of technology, multi-national groups like the mongolian -- >> exciting stuff. so much more. >> technology is making everything fly. we'll be right back. >>> i want to talk about amy. she's described as a self-mutilating, sex-addicted, alcoholic, sent to a psych ward sent to help people in her hometown. >> those are her good qualities. >> you say she's a little messy. but you say there's something freeing about it. >> it is. i'm a little messy. everyone has something inside of them. to me it's really freeing to get to share that and to get to sort of deconstruct myself a little bit. i'm at a good point in my life to share that part of me. >> i'm thinking she can't possibly resonate with you in any way, or does she. >> she does. >> how so? >> not i

the suspect in this incident is a 26-year-old man from mongolia. there may have been a second incident, as well. a woman sprayed herself in gasoline right outside the same embassy. we'll keep you updated as soon as we learn more. >> chris, thank you. >>> new thisg, morn you can save a life and save some money on gas.od the need for bonations is at a high, critical self. donations typically drop off over the summer but the need is growing. nova is giving gas cards for donations. >>> we have excitingfrom 34 million miles away. this morning, we could be closer to answering a long-asked qution. is there life on mars? >> italian scientists say they have found water. research signals indicate a large dy of water. it sits underneath ice about a mile thick. esientists say it could be sludge but it in liquid water. water, we know, is essential for life. so, we may have neighbors up there. >>> if you're thinking about buying a home, don't think you can get the cash together, help may be available. >> we're going to tell you which community is offering up fin

new americans come from more than 30 different countries, including ethiopia, argentina and even mongolia congratulations to them all there. >> yes. what a great way to start off being an american. >> definitely. >> great weather to start off the fourth of july holiday coming our way, you can see now a little bit of haze in the south bay. currently 76 degrees. nice night if you're getting the celebration going on early tonight. we'll have more on the fireworks weather in a few minutes. >>> up next, san francisco's civics center invaded. the new art insulation catching some people by surprise. normall filled with people. but this week it )s been invaded by un unusu >>> well, san francisco's civic center is normally a bustling place with people running all ig invaded by a different looking cast of characters. >> we take you behind the scenes of an unusual new art insulation. >> in is very exciting indeed. i was overwhelmed walking into the square this morning. >> reporter: art is all about relationships. >> this is going to be absolutely brilliant. >> reporter: relationships between artists

i know mongolia's foreign minister intended to be here today but he was called away for business . the program will benefit both on polio, the region and the world . i could go on much longer and give you more examples. american companies have been a force for prosperity throughout the indo pacific region. our good faith as a partner is evident in their support of economic development honors local autonomy and national sovereignty. the united states of america does not infest for political influence but rather practical partnership and economics. the successes of the past and present are just a prelude to what i expect will come in the future. i'm here to say emphatically the trumpet ministration is committed to expanding our economic engagement in the indo-pacific region. we capitalize in authorities with freedom and openness. as president from say in vietnam last year the indo-pacific is a beautiful constellation of nations . >> that was a fascinating conversation with secretary perry and i would say that david rubenstein is certainly a hard act to follow but we have a very fasci

beijing issued a statement saying that at around one o'clock a twenty six year old man from from inner mongolia detonated what they say was a device that looked like fireworks exploded and injured his hand they say he's not in any danger and the police are taken into hospital and they say there were no other injuries but what the police haven't spoken about is this woman who was with the report to be trying to set fire to self we have of course in the palace who else seen self-immolation in china generally involving people who are in support of the feature that self-immolation take place not just in the tibet marian of china but also taking place here in the capital beijing including tiananmen square the u.s. embassy you know normally of course with the one of the most secure embassies in beijing and probably more so now in light of the increased trade friction between china and the united states now china's foreign minister calls trade puts great school by. security to china provides for foreign diplomats and actually stressed that point just a few months ago i had a media conference here in b

he's 26rs old from mongolia. police say he injured his hand. the beijing embassy, it is one of the biggest and most heavily secured u.s.es embassi in the world. it sits on ten acres and it's secured by bulletproof glass. >> speaking of security. oin just a matter a few hours the fairfax county school board is voting on several security changes here. >> and this couple pact how your children get to class. the propohanges come after the deadly shooting attoneman douglas school in florida earlier this year. shortly afterwards the superintendent requested an internal review. our beiro reporter davidr cul breaks down some of the recommendations, and he's in falls church. why are t considering? >> reporter: wendy and leon, this breaks down into three main categories. you've got training at the top and physical security changes and you have mental health. under training they are talking about enhanced lockdown drills and do the drills when students and teacherare in classes. what would change here if voted and approved is while students are at lunch o

they identified by his surname and said he was from inner mongolia. no one else was injured in the blast. officials say that the embassy was not damaged. investigators are on the scene this morning. >>> an arizona state trooper is dead and another is wounded after a shooting in the city of avondale last night on i-10 in the phoenix suburb. this is a live look right now at the current backup because of the investigation. officers went to the freeway after receiving reports of someone driving erratically and throwing things at other cars. as the troopers tried to take the suspect into custody, a fight began. investigators say during the struggle, the suspect grabbed one of the officer's guns and opened fire. the injured officer is hospitalized with a shoulder wound. it's unclear if the suspect is in custody. >>> right now, in iowa investigators are searching for a missing college student. they are using some information from a fitbit to try to locate her. 20-year-old molly tibbits grew up in oakland. last wednesday, the university of iowa student went o

my question is, to michael, so have you ever been to mongolia? >> no. >> how do you know i exists? >> you told me about it and i have confidence you don't lie because you're an honest man. >> goes back to faith. seems like faith does -- reason exists and faith exist is. you -- >> i feel confidence. >> itself was just some nutball in hollywood that told me about it i'd be less confident but it's you so i'm more confidence. when i driver around l.a. i'm reasonably confident i'm not going be mowed down. if i'm in month goalow, going to be lest confident. >> that's what faith means. >> we defined faith. it's belief -- win there's a lack of evidence. you have some evidence that somebody is reliable or not reliable or whatever. >> we didn't define faith that way. he did. >> i did. this is the common definition that philosophers used when -- >> to me faith and confidence are the same thing. you can have different degrees of confidence and confidence applied to different things but your faith, your trust that is another word i use, a person grows as you have more experience, if you have mo

but for example, in the border with mongolia that i had a chance -- i think it's around six hours byne to get there. you reach a place where the world cup is as far away as anything else. >> do people have any hope of getting any benefit from this world cup? we often hear the impact of a majoring sporting event on a country. >> that is a good question because most of the answers i got was it won't change anything in my life. this our was quite fascinating to see such a vast country a little bit like brazil, also continental country, but perhaps more diverse, with other religions, with other languages, and a feeling that this loneliness is real. >> do you think therefore that the impact of the world cup here -- or how does the impact of the world cup here compare with the impact in brazil? >> very different. very different. i would say even in a little village lost somewhere in the amazon in brazil you'll have a tv set showing the game. in a way what unified brazil was not only the portuguese language but also the yellow shirt. this was an element that was used and misused very much s

police said the suspect was from china's inner mongolia region. they've yet to establish a motive.c the attaes amid an ongoing trade dispute between the u.s. and china. an experimental alzheimer's drug is showing promising results in delaying the disease's progression. results from an early trial found the drug attacked plaque buildup in the brain, and slow dementia in patients with early- stage alzheimer's. the u.s. and japanese- based drugmakers said they plan larger trials in the future. and stocks were mixed on wall streetoday. after good news on trade, the dow jones industrial average gained nearly 113 points to close at 25,527. but a plunge in facebook shares pushed the nasdaq down 80 points, and also weighed on the s&p 500, which slipped eight. still to come on the newshour: pakistan's contested vote to decide its next prime minister. the new jersey attorney general speaks about becoming the target of discrimination.fa book's biggest one-day stock drop ever, amid efforts to combat fake news, and much more. >> woodruff: the president hit the road today, and headed west. yamic

of the continent and that's also while we have this summit to also see need us from one that from mongolia from mozambique so there's more of a table there for socialism of course and then just south africa if you were looking at this this additional interest that the brics is generating right now is there any chance of brics my my bro. well ed there is definitely many african countries that would like to i think if they can if part of breaks emerging economies so i think also some of that leaders there might lobby as well for their mad to to join brics and we also see that our leaders like from china are going to visit some other african countries us also i will just have to see if that it will get another letter to the brics acronyms. over there in south africa for us and sign a phonic copy of delhi thank you very much for this inside and that's all the business spectrum written up thank you get hired. this isn't real and football is still causing controversy in germany with pressure growing on the president of the german football federation nine hundred to step down on germany's star fo

beijing today authorities have identified the suspect as the twenty six year old from china's in a mongolia region they say that the suspect was the only person injured his merciful is currently unknown. this is d.w. news live from bali and still to come take a look at prep the poets helping to stop the spread of a child but where where it's available elsewhere the disease is on the rise again. now there is relief in europe after u.s. president donald trump and european commission president. calmed a transatlantic trade up i want humphrey that's right so here we have to look at the comments from the german economy minister calling those talks and the result of those talks a breakthrough saying we commitments to work together towards zero tariffs could avoid a trade war and save millions of jobs in the process the french government well has taken a more cautious tone warning that any deal must be misses and benefit both sides. the american president was his usual confident self when he met the press together was. the deal was done the e.u. and usa have backed away from their looming trade wa