the continent, but not without producing more snowfall, in the new england states as well as eastern canada and across the central and southern sections of the u.s. we'll be seeing widespread snow major storm system moving through, some of that could be quite heavy for places like oklahoma, so do watch out for dangerous driving conditions, if you are in the area. houston is going to be 8 degrees, so much cooler than yesterday, stays very, very cold across the upper midwest, minus 12 in chicago, and eastern canada as well. only minus 7 in toronto, dropping to minus 2 in new york. on the other hand, down towards the southwest, los angeles it will stay very pleasant and warm. all right, here is your extended forecast now. >>> the headlines this hour. smoke continues to billow from mt. shinmoe in southwestern japan. residents dealing with volcanic ash and tremors from periodic eruptions now have another concern. weather officials have forecast rain for thursday afternoon raising the risk of mudslides. on wednesday morning, the volcano straddling the prefectures sent up a column of smoke hundred

also for canada, looking at the snowy area that moved quickly into eastern canada, so overall pretty ttled if you are going to be across the southern tier of canada today. midwest of the united states, a couple of quick showers showing up. very little in the way of snow likely because it's really warm here. we're seeing a really big rising trend going on in terms of temperature. 11 for your high in chicago and 6 in toronto. expecting 7 in new york and 13 degrees for d.c. so finally some milder weather for those of you here. as for europe today, well, it's still going to be dry out east. we've got this high pressure area still in place but slowly looking at that wet weather to move on in. areas like italy and the balkan peninsula will see showers come on. balkan peninsula will only see wet weather on the west coast for the next 24 hours, while the iberian peninsula, still really messy for you. another round of rain will really spread across the peninsula, and there will be strong winds in addition to all that have wet weather. british isles and on towards the scandinavian peninsula, lo

america we are looking at winds still continuing to impact the mid-atlantic states and up in toward eastern canadais system is heading out. so the snow is going to just last a little bit longer tonight before pulling away. but those strong winds could last a little while longer. out west two things are looking pretty stormy from british columbia all the way to northern california. there's going to be coastal rain in upper elevations, snow with some heavier precipitation possible for parts of oregon and in towards northern california. that snow also for canada spreads all the way across the central slice of canada as well. so looking at widespread snow over the next day or so. 4 degrees in winnipeg is your high today. we've got 18 expected in denver and 6 for chicago. minus 3 in toronto. and just at 0 for new york. and finally, here a look at europe, where it's going to stay calm and dry for a lot of the east here. this large area of high pressure blocking that rain. and we're keeping it over toward the western and central sections of europe. so it's going to stay wet for you, those of you here. wi

at that point, she had outlived her relatives except one in eastern canada and she was low income. a few neighbors kept up their friendship with her. and she began to fall while shopping, route began to decline, several neighbors assisted her in her home and got her the help she needed. we obtained power of attorney, delivered medical and grocers supplies, managed her finances. eventually, we hired a wonderful home care professional to look after her. she had visitors but died at 91 in her home. her resources would have been completely exhausted in another two months. if neighbors had not stepped in to manage the situation, all live would have to have been taken i care of by public programs much earlier. now the village movement has grown to organize and encourage this type of name for network in the face of growing senior population and diminishing resources, it is important villages develop these resources and make this a recognizable and reliable way of helping communities. thank you. >> my name is patricia born. i, on the board of sf next. janet has given a nice example of the

across the united states and into eastern canada, lots of messy weather here. very potent winter storm bringing not only just rain but icy, windy conditions. it's moving quite quickly. we will see a clear picture behind it. but not before it dumps a lot of snow. i'll show second. in the northwest and really moving into the southwest, we have a lot of precipitation, as well. that'll be falling in the form of snow for many years. also, here's a snowfall forecast into friday night. see that heavy, heavy band from maine all the way down to iowa and illinois? incredibly heavy stuff, 15 centimeters in many places. but in new england we could see snowfall amounts up into the 40 or 40 more -- 40 plus centimeter mark. a lot to deal with there. it really could make travel quite slow. and let's talk about those temperatures across the northwest. incredibly cold, minus 8 is your low in vancouver, minus 1 is your high. we're just going to be frigid, but nothing like we're seeing in winnipeg where minus 18 is the high and minus 29 the low. incredibly cold stuff. the rest of

yesterday a storm over eastern canada produced hurricane-wind gusts in western mass. jfk airport up to 60 miles per hour and as you can imagine those kind of winds slowed air travel and blew down trees and knocked out power to thousands. it was snapped at the trunk after standing at the capital for 33 years. a replacement has already been chosen. meanwhile, out west, a series of storms to dump heavy snow, another two feet on the california sierra and the total in the ski resorts, as much as five feet. rain and flooding in l.a. and that storm is headed to the midwest. as much as a foot of snow to plow through the twin cities today and tonight and all gets under way here in a couple of hours. jeff, back to you. >>> here in new york the severe winds that mike mentioned fanned the flames of this huge fire in brooklyn overnight destroying a six-story apartment. one person was killed and 32 others injured including 20 firefighters. emergency crews are still on the scene this morning. >>> and, finally, a dramatic rescue in boise, idaho, to tell you about. the precious little

all the coyotes that went on to colonize the northeastern united states and eastern canada carried withthey picked up here in southern ontario. >> reporter: the result, a hybrid coyote, larger, less intimidated, fearless animal with attitude, like the pack that killed taylor. when animals are that unencumbered, it's a sign they're habituated. they've grown too familiar, too comfortable with humans, which could explain why they attacked this teen. >> they're constantly testing. they're seeing what they can get away with. we know they follow the paths of least resistance and they follow where we walk. we're creating places where there can be natural interaction between coyotes and people. >> reporter: with millions of us living essentially right next door to these creatures, that interaction is something dr. garrett will be keeping an eye on after the shock of watching this docile creature turn deadly. i'm jeremy hubbard, in washington. >> wow. >>> in oregon there have been ten cases recently of coyotes, or coyote, as jeremy says, where they have tested positive for rabies. the reality is

canada picking up the snow. the sierras in particular seeing the heavier snows. 15 centimeters or more possible here and the snow area for eastern and central sections of canada, too, and some of this parts of ontario expect 15 centimeters of or more of this heavy stuff, as well. great lakes area, though, you won't be looking at too much snow in the forecast because we are looking at warm temperatures again on friday. 13 degrees for your high in chicago, 16 in new york and even getting up to 22 degrees in d.c. so rather pleasant for those of you on the northeast. all right. so that's a look at your weather for now and here's your three-day outlook. >>> our lead stories this hour, the japanese government has decided to suspend research whaling in the antarctic this winter citing obstruction by the anti-whaling group sea shepherd. fisheries minister kano anoubsed the decision on friday saying sea shepherd's activities are making it difficult to ensure the safety of personnel on research whaling ships. once again, the japanese government has decided to suspend research whaling in the antarctic this winter citing obstruction of the

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canada. trying to corporations rule the day. a little story is a check of the week from our team middle eastern states a ravaged by anti-government protests sparked by the uprisings in tunisia and egypt at least two hundred reuters reported killed by the military in libya. the european union scrambles to help it in the waves of north african immigrants as politicians and experts sound doubtful whether multicultural different is viable for you. pulling the strings wiki leaks has revealed the u.s. has been spying on top nato officials in using pressure the distance the alliance and russia. also this week set foot on moscow twice in the the it was just a mock up of things over the virtual germany will bring a real mission to the red planet one step closer. forty five. with this cake scott the sport now. hello welcome to the sports news and here are the headlines. hauled in the league one side lation orients not try late equaliser to take all singular fifth round replay in the english f.a. cup quarter final against manchester united they see the window. while total to thaw spent lot of has not started by loses in her first final sinc

canada. trying to corporations to rule the day. a look at the week's top news on our team middle eastern states are ravaged by anti-government protests sparked by the uprisings in tunisia and egypt at least two hundred firefighters are reportedly killed by the military in libya. you're being union scrambles to help italy with waves of north african immigrants as politicians and of experts sound out on whether multiculturalism is model for europe. and pulling the strings ricky leads how you want to have been spying on top nato officials and using pressure to distance the alliance from russia. also this week from outside what anwar twice and though it was just a mock up trip it's hope they need a virtual journey will bring a real move into the red on a step closer. to support now kate joins us and there are a few crunch football games taking place in england today one is a yes that's right off to saturday's exit for chelsea and the scale for manchester united there's more f.a. cup action but says an absolute six point game of the premier league well the latest coming out. hello welcome to the sports news on a busy sunday afternoon and

canada. trying to corporations rule the day. the top news story is that shape that we just call middle eastern states are ravaged by anti-governmentprotests sparked by the uprisings in should be easier in egypt at least two hundred writers reportedly killed by the military in libya and. the european union scrambles to help it's only with waves of north african immigrants as politicians and experts sound doubts on whether multiculturalism is viable for you are. pulling the strings wiki leaks has revealed the u.s. has been spying on top nato officials and using pressured to distance the alliance from russia. also this week man set foot on mas twice to know it was just a mock up trip it's hoped the unique virtual journey will bring the real mission to the red planet one step closer. hello ten pm sunday night you're watching a review of the week's top stories here on our team name is kevin first the middle east is in the grip of anti-government protests which is showing no sign of letting up i witness is in libya say more than two hundred people have been killed in the surging violence observers in the country's eastern city of bengha

canada with cold temperatures. the rain could persist into next week in. the key? >> vicki: kobe bryant when his mvp award. heat scored 37 points in a way over the eastern all stars. sacramento is thinking about moving to get high. -- anaheim. at the box office this weekend it be animated movie romeo and juliet is about to garden gnomes that becomes are crossed lovers. in second place at the alien action placed that tops the box office is about up honest the awakens from the neckback, to find out another man took his the did the. coming up we will talk about the tech giant sony. the >> now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >>gabe: the sony phone exist. the experience play. a was just and built. they are showing at all overseas burst. i have some idiot. sony says they will continue to break boundaries. they are compatible to the ds. sony has compared the two. it features a gaming pad with all lot of buttons. it is built for gaming. it has stereo speakers. it is a gaming device but it is also a smart fun. it runs on kugels and rapeseed get google. we do not know the price it will run on at the record. i will let you know what i'd think about it wh

energy -- excuse me, released a finding stating oil pipeline out of canada into the united states would reduce our dependence on middle eastern oil. would you agree with the department of energy's findings there? >> i've briefly reviewed the study that you are referring to which was conducted in the context of xl pipeline. the main kind of issues or changing that might take place, whether or not the oil will be produced and that study seemed to suggest that would be produced regardless of whether it was a pipeline and it would likely be exported to the best to asia as opposed to south of the united states. the implication in terms of u.s. imports, you know, that study conclusions would most likely rather than coming from canada could come from the middle east. we've had declines and are expecting further decline from mexico and venezuela crudes which would have been historically sources of that crude oil because we have complex refineries that can use the heavy oil in the united states. you know, we can refine canadian -- this canadian oil and the most likely substitute would be the middle eastern oil. >> let me ask you in th

eastern nation tiled with north korea in a new poll. only 11% of americans favored those two countries. canada got 92% and britain followed at 88%. >>> saturday at big day for practices and parties in rosemary it will be fantastic weather-wise! >> we couldn't ask for better, especially still in winter. doesn't feel look it, another spring day expected as we get outdoors. little cool out there. but not bad at all. giving you a live look at san francisco and you can see we've got blue skies overhead, starting in the 30s on some valley locations, 40s even approaching 50 in and around oakland and san francisco. your forecast for you, show you this evening where again the onshore free will return. that means more of a southwesterly, westerly brose and the clouds will be back with us by tonight and into tomorrow. takes all day sunday, even into monday, before we see the rain arrive. we are going to be with increasing clouds by sunday, but monday afternoon is what we expect first system to roll through. at the moment it looks like most of the rain sticking to the north but it won't be long before all

energy -- excuse me, released a finding stating oil pipeline out of canada into the united states would reduce our dependence on middle eastern oil. would you agree with the department of energy's findings there? >> i've briefly reviewed the study that you are referring to which was conducted in the context of xl pipeline. the main kind of issues or changing that might take place, whether or not the oil will be produced and that study seemed to suggest that would be produced regardless of whether it was a pipeline and it would likely be exported to the best to asia as opposed to south of the united states. the implication in terms of u.s. imports, you know, that study conclusions would most likely rather than coming from canada could come from the middle east. we've had declines and are expecting further decline from mexico and venezuela crudes which would have been historically sources of that crude oil because we have complex refineries that can use the heavy oil in the united states. you know, we can refine canadian -- this canadian oil and the most likely substitute would be the middle eastern oil. >> let me ask you in th

eastern ontario. no one suspected then that someone was entering houses at night, stealing women's and girls' underwear. a year later the same pattern in a suburb of canada'sl but now people noticed. among them, brenda constantine's teenage daughter. >> ste starthe started to cry a everything is gone. >> reporter: he struck again near tweed leaving a taunting computer message in this farmhouse and left with the owner's underwear. then it got worse. two women were sexually assaulted. not raped, but stripped, photographed, humiliated. then it got much worse. not far away, a woman's body was discovered. she'd been beaten, raped, suffocated. within weeks, another young woman disappeared, murdered. what was going on? police never connected any of these crimes until they stopped a suspect at a roadblock. >> did you like or dislike these women? >> i didn't know any of them. >> reporter: the suspect who in this astonishing conversation confessed all those horrifying crimes. >> why do you think these things happened? >> i don't know. >> have you spent much time thinking about that? le. >> about why? >> yeah. >> yeah. but i don't know the answers. i'm pretty sure th