they live in the himalayas. >> how many left in the world? >> 1,000, 500. they live in altitudes way up in the himalayas. >> when there's so few, how do they find another to mate with. >> that's it, good point. they are solitary, there's not enough to find another cat. >> can they mix mate with other breeds? >> not up there. lion and tiger has been done before, not cats. that tail, for example, touch the tail if you want to. the tail here gets much bigger, this thick. up there it's 40, 50 below zero, whatever. >> wow. >> that was cool, wasn't it? >> that's very cool, yeah. >> sorry you don't have a hand there, please, don't sue me. this animal takes his tail and wraps it around him, piers, all the way around him like a jacket to keep his face warm and the ears are short, but this cat has fur on the bottom of their feet. they can jump 30, 40 feet. they can jump a lot up there. >> he likes to operate in the cold. >> colder the better, this cat. >> how does he deal with being in new york and a reasonably high temperature? >> always keep him in air conditioning

conference in doha, indian -- this indian spiritual leader described the effects of climate change in the himalayas. he says melting glaciers and a loss of bio-diversity are signs that the world cannot ignore, signs that drove him to do more to help the environment. >> giving the blessings to the people and healing that is not enough. i have to do more. the whole world is suffering from this climate crisis. >> he always carries holy water with him. he says it has stress-relieving properties, and that could be needed here. negotiators have come from all over the world. u.n. secretary general ban ki- moon is also here to push the talks forward. delegates were shown a bleak video portraying the terrible effects of climate change. few expect any breakthroughs here. instead, environmental groups put on a sarcastic performance, handing an award to the biggest contributors per-capita to climate change, new zealand, canada, and the u.s. 1 lebanese activist is one of the demonstrators. in his home country, climate protection is a side issue. conflict in the middle east and the civil war in syria take up the

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as chinese territories may need the two pieces of land at the eastern and western foothills of the himalayas known as the our natural pradesh and outside chin because of the mesquite nationalism the indian government cannot afford to be seem to be reaped in dealing with time you know obviously a high of course government popular and provides more support for military spending especially spending on modernization and while it may be india has its own security has own is own energy security problem and it is eager to explore our natural gas in the south china sea i do believe that india certainly has influence with india a student group in mind india also has a free trade agreement with the group just like china and south korea and it is easy to maintain a high profile within the rule by. expanding trade relation yes there's also been much much diplomatic wrangling between india and china over gas and oil exploration in the past and this latest development to escalate the situation to a real conflict. well certainly the east will remain frictions between the two countries. both countries do no

they need that two pieces of land going to eastern and western foothills of the himalayas known as the outer natural pradesh and outside chin because of the rest it nationalism the indian government cannot afford to be seen to be reaped in dealing with time you know obviously a higher. government popular and provides more support for military spending that has to be spending on more than a station that may be india has its own security zone is its own energy security problem and it is two weeks for all. to get in a cell for time to see chinese authorities on one hand also has to satisfy the mastic nationalist sentiments and at the same time you would like to avoid see reus conflicts. or even an escalation of tension with his neighbors. a look at some more international stories in brief now a number of egyptian newspapers have refused to publish they choose a additions in protest of the nation's new draft constitution the document has been drawn up by an islamist led panel with the backing of the president journalists are denouncing it because they're concerned about potential restricti

and these territories may need the two pieces of land that the eastern and western foothills of the himalayas known as the are not child protests and outside chin because of the mistake nationalism the indian government cannot afford to be seen to be reek in dealing with time you know obviously a higher. government popular and provides more support for military spending that has to be spending on more than a station that maybe india has its own security has own is own energy security problem and it is to explore. to get into self time to see chinese authorities on one hand also has to satisfy the rest of nationalist sentiments and at the same time you would like to avoid serious conflicts. or even an escalation and with his neighbors. the average family in the u.k. is being forced to hand over two thirds of their endings to the government a new study claims households with one breadwinner are paying seventy three percent of their income into tags but receiving no benefits in return. that the implications. up to seventy three percent that's the amount of tax that your average british household

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territories may need the two pieces of command eastern and western foothills of the himalayas known as the our natural pradesh and chin because of the mystic nationalism the indian government cannot afford to be seemed to be read in dealing with time you know obviously a higher. government popular and provides more our support for military spending especially spending on more than one east asian while that may be india has its own security has on its own energy security problem and it is eager to explore car to get in itself a time to see chinese authorities on one hand also has to satisfy. nationalist sentiments and at the same time it would like to avoid serious conflicts. or even an escalation of. what his neighbors. and now to some other news making headlines of this hour nato is said to approve the deployment of patriot anti-missile systems on turkey's border with syria the alliance says the move would be purely defensive to protect uncorrupt in the syrian conflict the u.s. has won syria's president as third of using chemical weapons and crossing the red line this amid u.s. intell

it's up near the himalayas, for getting up there, flying helicopters is hard. the only way and was on foot or helicopter. so trying to get their initially to plan the nation's was tough. what they were out there doing, they go after high-value target. this guy was a commander. it's a terrorist group essentially has some associated with al qaeda, has some sort of truce with the taliban but these guys are nasty character to there's a lot of foreign fighters, guys are really there to fight against, vilified for afghanistan or for their version of afghanistan. these guys are mercenaries. and what he was in the area was recruiting, resting people into fighting, and he was rumored to have surface to air missiles and the stockpiling conspicuous also credited with the fear of ambushes and about that caught the attention of some of the commanders. so they decided to go up there to get him and take care of this network because it was becoming, he was able to export. what they ran into was, not only were they fighting the geography because it was such a hard place to get

they live in altitudes way up in the himalayas. >> when there's so few, how do they find another to mate with. >> that's it, good point. they are solitary, there's not enough to find another cat. >> can they mix mate with other breeds? >> not up there. lion and tiger has been done before, not cats. that tail, for example, touch the tail if you want to. the tail here gets much bigger, this thick. up there it's 40, 50 below zero, whatever. >> wow. that was cool, wasn't it? >> that's very cool, yeah. >> sorry you don't have a hand there, please, don't sue me. this animal takes his tail and wraps it around him, piers, all the way around him like a jacket to keep his face warm and the ears are short because they would freeze up there. but this cat has fur on the bottom of their feet. they can jump 30, 40 feet. they can jump a lot up there. >> he likes to operate in the cold. >> colder the better, this cat. >> how does he deal with being in new york and a reasonably high temperature? >> always keep him in air conditioning whenever the cat goes. >> where do you keep him at night? >> hotel room.

the himalayas matter. they've allowed india and china to develop into a completely distinct world civilizations without having much to do with each other for long-term history. let's take that image that you offered of america, this amazingly simple geographic place with all of these natural harbors and rivers that run the right way but that was true for thousands of years and didn't leave to the development to rate civilization and european civilization and began to make powerful use of those the geographical advantages are obvious, so help us think about why it's geography that we should focus on as opposed to the cultural or civilization will aspect. >> that was due to the development of the failing chips which enable the croswell landed voyages, so that development of technology while it is short in distance it did not negate, it made it more important because it opened up a whole new geography and the world trade system cultural and economics flow from the geography because what is culture? it is the

this valley is the cul-de-sac that goes nowhere, and it's up near the himalayas. getting up there is hard. flying is hard. only way in was by foot or helicopter so trying to get there initially to plan the mig was tough. what they were up there to do was go off a high value target by the name of kafor, and the guy was a hague commander. the hague are a terrorist group essentially with some association with al-qaeda, a truce with the taliban, but they are nasty characters. there's a lot of foreign fighters and guys that are not really there to fight against -- to fight for afghanistan or their version of afghanistan. these guys are mercenaries and what they were doing in the area was recruiting while pressing people into fighting, and he was rumored to have surface to air missiles and stockpiling guns and credited with a series of ambushes in the valley that had caught the attention of some of the commanders that were in the region so they decided they had to go up to the valley to get him and take care of the network because it was becoming, you know, he was able

noticed that my students are walking around with student loans on their heads, like, the size of the himalayas? i mean, look, we got to do something about this. we can't have an entire generation, two generations mortgaged to the eyeballs, man. we've got to figure out a way to deal with student loans and the proliferation of these loans. that wouldn't be a bad place to start, you know? i mean, there are whole areas that i wouldn't mind seeing obama put his stamp on. >> let's talk about your own story. you came to new jersey from santo domingo when you were six. your parents come with you? >> yes. my father was already here. my father had left in '69, a year after i was born, working in new york city. and then in '74, five years later, the rest of the family, me and my siblings and my mother joined him. we all moved to new jersey. >> and how did they support you? what were they doing? >> my father was a forklift operator. my mom had five kids, so you can imagine that was her full-time job and her hobby. and that was how it all began. my dad driving forklift up in elizabeth, new jersey. and us g

n norad claims he flies over the taj mahal first and the himalayas and bangladesh. he's going around the globe, africa and europe and to the united states. you can check in with norad.santa.org for the latests. i he hope you were nice and not naughty. looking at athe malls you wouldn't think america's economy was suffering, but there was no mistaking what was happening across europe this year. governments cut social programs to save money. it was meant to help and hurt by spreading the recession. here's richard quest in london. >> reporter: suzanne, the story of europe in 2012 was very much the austerity, the gut-wrenching, grinding austerity. some countries like greece faced multi-year recession and slowdown, unemployment at over 25%, youth unemployment over 50%. what we saw was the recession expanding. spain, italy, the uk, all found austerity taking its toll even more as unemployment continued to rise in some of those countries. even the large country, the economic powerhouse germany found its slelf slowing down. the root cause of it all was the inability of the

everest and the himalayas. you can zoom in, check out, and check out the amazing detail by going to glacierworks.org. i warn you, it's really fun and you can waste a lot of time at work if you start playing with that. it's beautiful, though. you been there? >> not mt. everest? >> the website is beautiful to look at the pictures. >> you've been to the website? >> maybe some day, mt. everest. >>> so what will be the fallout from that scathing debut of the deadly september 11th attack in benghazi, libya. we'll speak to the chairman of the house intelligence committee, talk about the scaling conclusions of the report and a whole lot more. mike rogers, standing by. [ female announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day women's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. it has 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day 50+. can i still ship a gift in time for christmas? yeah, sure you can. great. where's your gift? uh... whew. [ ma