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 decide to c cross a border or ty decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of their loved ones, theirir children,ndnd that 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 mileles per hohour. [indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish]

flying 262 statue miles over the board of northern china and mongolia. that's all capture is going to contract. and it's on the way to docking complete. >> once the soft capture ring is latches, there are hard latches that will crete that seal between the space craft and the international space station. one capture is complete. i believe we'll get that call from our core here, anna, we'll get confirmation of hard captu capture. they'll also see indication of hard capture complete. once those two steps are done, that's docking complete. >> that's right. we're expecting to hear some words from everybody. pretty monumental moment. i mean for doug, he's returning to where he last docked almost nine years ago in the very last space shuttle mission, now commanding the very first commercial aircraft to deliver astronauts to the international space station. >> that has to be cool for them. they mentioned quite a few times, they're best friends, our favorite dads in space we've been calling them. it's got to be really cool for them, for their families to be watch

. ♪ back withou are bloomberg markets as we talk about mongolia.as an oasis of democracy by john kerry. that will be put to the test again. issuesave a look at the with our man on the spot, terry edwards. how is the government handling covid-19? how bad has covid-19 been? >> mongolian law does not allow us to make any full predictions. just looking at the poll i visited today, icp all in some cases practicing social distances but not in all cases. may have asked voters to follow special precautions. they went through the process where i stepped into the building where they asked me to use my disinfectant, and they gave me some gloves to wear. they will not let you and if you have not done those things. it is really outside the buildings where guidelines will not be sickly of course, but there are police i have seen to maybe help out with that. order of the main things of this election -- themes of this election? what has happened? election,this year's wide range. we have over 600 candidates, so hopefully, there is a candidate for everyone. in the p

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she comes from mongolia. she happens to live in an apartment building by the iwo jima memorial.ng a painting she did have her family. it is sort of where she became an american. it is one of these great american stories of melting pot. this project is sort of rep -- has sort of rescued them from anonymity. i think they all feel like, that they were restored a little bit. that they feel like they have been recognized. i've been recorded in history somewhere. i didn't get forgotten. >> ♪ don't you forget about me don't, don't, don't, don't don't you forget about me ♪ laura: the students graduated today, virtually, of course via zoom. congratulations to the class of 2020 and all the best for your very bright futures. before we go tonight, tributes have been pouring in to the singer who became famous during world war ii. she has died at age 103. ♪ laura: she was known as the armed forces sweetheart and symbolized britain's wartime spirit, conveying hope during the bleakest days of that conflict. her songs will meet again in the white cliffs of dover, on the battlefield with their fa

she comes from mongolia.live in an apartment by a memorial, and she is holding up a painting she did ofer family that is sort of where she became an american. american stories of melting pot. this project has sort of rescued them from anonymity in some way. i think they all feel like they were restored a little bit. just that they feel like they have been recognized. i have been recorded in history somewhere. >> ♪ don't you forgetbout me 'don't don't don' don't >> the class of 2020.t m♪ that is it for me for the moment. you can reach me on twiuser. stay wit we will narrator: funding for this prestation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanis french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solionsglor america's ted needs. and by contribatns this pbs n from viewers like you. thank you. girl: we are the curious. ♪ woman 1: wow! man 1: the adventurous. man 2: oh! daniel tiger: grrr! woman 2: those venturing out for the first

took a hunting trip to mongolia last summer on a journey to shoot a rare breed of sheep.lian sheep. this reportedly cost taxpayers more than $76,000 for djtj's optional secret service detail. he doesn't have to bring them, he chose to. the total cost to me and you was $76,859.36. there he is, dingus khan. i think, deep down, djtj kills sheep because he's embarrassed he never learned how to count them. meanwhile, the republican national convention is getting a change of venue. they were supposed to hold it in north carolina, but north carolina said no because of concerns about large gatherings and the coronavirus. so, the gop is moving the convention to another state. and see if you can guess which one? which state is willing to put lives at risk so president trump can give a speech in front of a big crowd? i'll put 30 seconds on the clock. [ dinging ] oh wait, you know it already. that's right, florida. jacksonville, florida is said to be the likely location for the rnc. that makes sense. if the trump administration was a state it would be florida. the president reportedl

mingin is amazing, she comes from mongolia.an. it is just one of these great american stories of melting pot. boom boom boom right there — stop. this project has sort of rescued them from anonymity in some way and i think they all feel like that they were restored a little bit. it‘s just that they feel like they have been recognised. i have been recorded in history somewhere, i did not get forgotten. # don‘t you forget me, don‘t, don‘t, don‘t, don‘t you forget about me...#. and those students graduated today, virtually, of course. congratulations to the class of 2020. the singer vera lynn, whose songs came to symbolise britain‘s spirit in the second world war, has died. she was 103. # we‘ll meet again # don‘t know when...# lynn was best known for her performances of ‘we‘ll meet again‘ and ‘the white cliffs of dover‘, both bearing a message of hope and optimism during the darkest days of the conflict. she was popular on the home front and especially among soldiers, earning her the nickname the forces‘ sweetheart. lynn‘s success

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mongolia's ruling party is set to remain in power for another the people's party secured a landslide victory in parliamentary elections the government's success in its handling of the corona virus is thought to have outweighed concerns over corruption the economic downturn caused by the pandemic became the focal point of the election voters observe social distancing measures whilst casting ballots. a court in jerusalem has denied a request by a greek orthodox church to block the transfer of its property of the court ruled that israeli jewish settler group after corn in a valid contract to buy the property it brings to an end a 16 year long legal battle that challenge the sale of properties in the old city area of jerusalem. a statue honoring christopher columbus in the u.s. state of connecticut has been removed rival groups traded insults as construction crews worked to dislodge the monument in the city of new haven city officials decided to take it after it was vandalized last week columbus is known as the 1st european to make contact with the americas and is associated with the col

mongolia's ruling party is set to remain in power for a further term the people's party secured a landslide victory in parliamentary elections the government success in its handling of the corona virus is thought to have outweighed concerns of a corruption the economic downturn caused by the pandemic became the focal point of the campaign both as observed social distancing measures while casting ballots an advisor to the european union's top court says that hungary is breaking the law by sending back illegal migrants and denying them asylum procedures the european commission had sued hungary last year accusing it of unlawful detention of migrants a non-binding opinion follows a separate ruling last month that forced hungary's of close its transit zones where migrants were being held. china has agreed to defer debt payments from cash strapped african nations like senegal but have struggled during the pandemic cycle more than a $1000000000.00 in debt to beijing awarded deep sea fishing licenses to the chinese government strong criticism from local fishermen and environmentalist's who say that

temple taste your strange feeling of being in serious mongolia but i'm sorry. just mind it doesn't leave me start to add to closure it is to me that can each speech bother the newman impulse to just go. there was this one thing it is a choice for news all nothe. fox was decent of course and there's going to. get your pitch. of course. we should point out that of all that youth well want to end it almost 75 years ago but thousands went missing in action lost in the woods seas and in swamps their families never knew what happened to them many are still waiting for loved ones to return from the war and a dedicated few a still taking lost soldiers home bitter us variably home edition he said i'm going to just need to do number yoshiko pregame wait. for the though i did what he wanted to go into this.

mongolia holding its election today. it is widely expected.d from the prime minister just yesterday that he is seething the virus the ability to hold an election. take a listen. >> the alternative is to wait out the covid-19 pandemic. but we have no assurance the pandemic will be over before this government's term must end next april. that is why i have decided to hold the general election now. still in the midst of covid-19. it will not be a normal election campaign. the prime minister sets the stage for that much anticipated election. let's get reaction in how singapore is tapping technology to overcome the pandemic. let's get to the minister in charge, janil. let's touch on that election. how confident is the ruling party in garnering a bigger majority than the last election? janil: thank you for inviting me. as the prime minister pointed out, we have quite a lot on her plate going forward -- on our plate going forward. the public health crisis is far from over although our numbers and the situation in singapore is much improved. the econom

formations of us here but john armenia belo roofs india has expanded kyrgyzstan or china darbar mongoliaserbia started many star. stan at the national. had greed. friends i guess if they come from the country. to pay their tribute to those who protected peace on the planet hubel never forget the contribution of our allies. the 2nd front opened in 1404 has been streamlined important and we commemorate the flower of all the soldiers and all of them from this all those who fought underground doing. many challenges in the world is facing today. and we can now really cherish value the human lives that peaceful created sea of. we poured into these to build trust. between their nation best and we are open them to corp. the. got what it. is one of them is the need to build a common security architecture the world is changing very fast and that could help us to protect the world again you will emerge in dangerous threats that our friends . you virtually live in different countries are going to cattle to ride their shared. shared fields and that feeds belong to the entire humanity we appreciate yo

this oriental cuckoo, they tagged it on a trip from mongolia to see the migration.kilometre migration in may of this year. so goes out in june, comes back in may, goes all the way from mongolia to zambia in southern africa and then returns. a 10—month period. 26,000 kilometres. have we got some pictures of it? there are a number of these oriental cuckoo is that were tagged and this one was the only one who returned. people were able to track it. they we re people were able to track it. they were able to watch where it was going and it went through across 16 countries, 27 border crossings. across some really extensive bits of ocean. people asking the question, what happens when a bird is flying over the ocean, how do they stop? the answer they cannot stop unless there is an island... or a boat. an extraordinary journey. amazing there is an island... or a boat. an extraordinaryjourney. amazing and it is not very big. beautiful, beautiful. i nearly made the mistake of asking people for pictures if they have installed a hot tub. please, don't say that. but now it is out

his youngest one was just in mongolia and killed the last of the speech ease -- of a species up thereand i believe we paid for his $77,000 trip. but the trophy hunting has got to stop. we do not need to kill these animals for food, and yes, i am afraid of a leopard and a bear and everything. i don't know what to do with the cow. but the fact is, all of these people who call in making references to god, god created o and they also need to be respected in habitat, not just in the national parks but globally. host: let me get the answer for our first caller, who asked about the fees for national parks. this comes from the national webpage, ce nps.gov. 109 parks charge and interest fee. the federal lands recreation enhancement act allows the national park service to collect and retain revenue and requires that the fee revenue be used to enhance the visitor experience. at least 80% of the money saved in the park -- stays in the part where it is collected and the other 20% is used to benefit the parks that do not collect fees. that is the answer to the question of where does the money go in