it produces neodymium. shot up after china replaced restrictions on their exports in 2010. prices later plunged after beijing eased the measures and researchers came out with alternative technologies. china is the world's biggest producer of the minerals. molycorp made large investments but its strategy backfired draining the company of cash. >>> people in tokyo are feeling the heat and not just because mid-summer is approaching. the city's average temperature has risen three degrees celsius over the past 100 years. businesses are coming up with new products and technologies to offer some relief. jonathan oh has been trying out some of the solutions at a trade fair. >> reporter: about 50 companies came out to this event to showcase all sorts of different products. some are tailored to the individual so they can help protect themselves for example, against heatstroke. this backpack attached to a special undergarment is designed for people working outdoors in high temperatures. a two liter bottle filled with frozen water fits inside the back. as the ice melts the cold water c

ge's wind turbines use less neodymium., the company targeted less use of rare earths overall. it is led to the bottom falling out and rare earth equities. beyond molycorp australia minus corporation, greenland minerals and canada's avalon rare element resources and questec rare minerals have lost nearly all of their value. rare earth's payday has come and gone. stephanie: what is my quick reaction? a bad feeling, like a yucky deja vu of high school. matt: you did not like chemistry? stephanie: let's move on. i get to change the subject. indonesian authorities say at least 37 people are dead after a plane crash earlier today. a military transport plunged into a neighborhood in the country's third-largest city. the hercules was carrying a total of 50 people. officials say it had engine trouble just after it took off. a new analysis says netflix will overtake the major networks in ratings within one year. it will in my house. an investor bank predicts the service will have a larger 24 hour audience than all broadcast networks