eastern canada will see an additional centimeters of snow in the next 24 hours. we also have a freezing rain warning. very dangerous driving conditions right here. it's sagging toward the south bringing thunder showers. this will make its way toward the east. things will be clearing up by tuesday night. sunny skies on your wednesday here. out west turning wet across the northwest the coast al location will see flooding. an additional 450 centimeters is likely. another hot day for you in los angeles. 27 degrees. 17 degrees in washington, d.c. and 13 in new york city on tuesday. snow flurries possible for winnipeg with a high of minus 7. that's it for now. here is your extended forecast around the globe.

rst all, theew england states in south eastern canada lingering snow showers are affecting these locations. nova scotia would see the heaviest snow with up to 25 centimeters is likely. snow is increasing in the west coast across the mountain areas. an additional 75 centimeters is possible. the average is getting higher here. in losngeles 30 degrees.t. much hotter than mid-summer. temperatures starting to warm up in denver. 6 degrees but starting to cool down. the overnighttime hours it will go down near freezing. that could kill some plants in left uncovered. in europe, heavy rain, snow showers and strong winds are still occurring across parts of the front. severe weather will happen across italy on saturday. two degrees in moscow. here is your extended forecast.

and south eastern canada for the next couple of days. to the south looking dry. temperatures are warmer than seasonal in many places. 25 in l.a. 22 in denver. that's more than 10 degrees higher than seasonal. we turn into more average levels in washington, d.c. with a high of 13 on friday. finally in europe we talk about the snow and cold across the west. things are improving here. the southeast is getting more active. we have been seeing more thunderstorms and heavy snow showers and strong winds to the north. for example, in hungary you'll be at risk of severe blowing snow. however, it looks like precipitation should be gone by saturday. to the north wintry weather will be moving towards the northeast effecting north western part of moscow. things will turn stormier in moscow. temperatures are looking like this turning zero degrees in vienna. two in moscow and ten degrees in kiev on friday. here is your extended forecast.

and eastern canada. so temperatures have been on the lower side across the east. only 12 degrees in new york city. actually new york has been experiencing the coldest march since 2001. the lower than average temperatures across the east will prolong into easter weekend. but across the west looking mild. 23 in la and 16 degrees in seattle. u.k. a spring officially started last week, but winter conditions prevail in many parts of germany, skiers in the mountains in central germany were not complaining. they're making full use of the snowy conditions. the brisk weather didn't seem to phase people on the beach. some locals were even surfing the rough waves. some people didn't mind the cold. now in terms of the precipitation, severe weather is likely to persist across the south. we are seeing a low system in the peninsula. snowshowers for the alpine region and the northern parts of the balkan peninsula will return. chilly once again. 1 degree for berlin and 2 degrees in moscow. out towards the west, only 5 in london. we should be at 13 degrees this time of year. but to

we're watching the system mauve through eastern canada and the united states. there is a half meter in the greatlakes when all is said and done. maine, you're going to see 35 centimeters of snow. this other storm which has been bringing severe weather through the southeast, we're talking about large hail, tornados, and injuries from the storms. here are your temperatures warming up in the mid-atlantic as well. i'm sure you will be pleased to know, but still a very frigid day in winnipeg. and then down in towards paris, it will be mostly rain here, france as well as thunderstorms and a quick moving storm bringing rain will head in towards italy, and quickly through into grease with thunderstorms. going to the east, this will all be snow, and it's fairly heavy as well. it really is a absolute split here. we have wet and unstable conditions to the south and west, where as in the east here, much more like winter. here is your extended forecast. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline," thank you for watching. .

thursday and friday, we have a blocking high pressure across eastern canada, actually going to backtrack this storm in towards the coast, possibly, and that could give us a snowy day for not only d.c., up towards philly and new york, heading would into wednesday, thursday, friday, as the coastal low lingers, not only are we going to see the potential for several inches of plowable snow, but winds. because we have high pressure to the north of us, low pressure offshore, the pressure gradient will give is wind gusts in excess of 15 miles-per-hour in some cases. that could cause power outages, coastal flooding and a storm surge. here's an aggressive commuter model. six to 12 across the ohio valley. there's the bull's eye. but look at philadelphia and new york. six to 12 inches? i don't think so. but three to six is definitely a possibility all the way up to boston. we'll be talking about this well into friday. so it's the glass half full. >> shepard: we haven't had much snow this season here in tiny town. >> new york city has been sideswiped. boston has taken a toll. >> shepard: they deserv

finally, in north america, heavy rain is still affecting the eastern part of canada as well as the northeastern u.s. new england states will continue to see heavy rain into tonight. the risk of flooding is in canada to thursday. behind it, lake-effect snow affecting the great lakes region and dry weather the central part of the u.s. as well as canada. plenty of sunshine for you and temperatures on the warming trend. towards the west, another hot dry day and from the pacific, dumping heavy rain for the coast and heavy snow showers for the mountains, after 50 centimeters of fresh snow likely for mountainous areas. and temperatures for north america, double dij egypts for the northwest and very hot to the southwest. trading degrees in los angeles. oklahoma city, 16 degrees today, and it will jump up to 24 degrees on thursday and still on the warmer side in new york, 11 degrees in double digits in washington d.c. here's your extended forecast. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline."

warm air from the south is collidesing with the cold air mass blanketing the north eastern part of the u.s. and canada. temperatures have been on the lower side across the east. only 12 degrees in new york city. new york has been experiencing the coldest march since 2001. the lower than average temperatures akros the west will prolong into easter weekend.ckr will prolong into easter weekend.rkros the west will prolong into easter weekend.okros the west will prolong into easter weekend.skros the west will prolong into easter weekend.skros the west will prolong into easter weekend. the west will prolong into easter weekend. the extreme cold still gripped the northern area. many people have been badly affected. seems some people are welcoming the extended winter. let's go to some footage. spring started last week but winter conditions prevail in many parts of germany. skis ers were not complaining. the brief weather didn't appear to phase people on the beach. some locals were even surfing. it seems some people didn't mind the cold. in terms the of the precipitation severe weather is likely to persist acr

eastern country? and look at the turmoil. how about working with a friend in canada where we can get a stable source of energy. by the way, china wants that oil. so either china is going to get the jobs and the oil or america will. we ought to say yes to those american jobs. >> back to the budget for a minute. the republican study committee last year introduced its own competing alternative to the ryan budget. you said before the ryan budget came out this week that you would wait to see what the house republican budget would look like. now that you've got a chance to see it is the republican study committee going to go ahead and introduce its own budget? >> we will be filing a budget amendment to the ryan budget. we will be debating all of that in the days ahead. and hopefully by the end of next week we'll have baunlt passed out of the house. i don't think anything we do is undermining the budget. we actually build on some of the thing that is paul has worked on. we've worked closely with his committee. many of the budget committee members are rc members so we want t

canada and other than that, it stays dry. remaining on the chilly side i cross the eastern seaboard, 9 degrees in new york and freeze warnings posted for the southeastern corners of the u.s. for the near freezing temperatures overnight. bring your pets inside if you can. >>> finally in europe, the arctic chill is hanging on in the north and spring air from the south. these air mass are colliding into each other producing severe weather into southeastern europe. heavy rain, thunderstorms and a risk of hail. i want to show you some video coming out of southern spain. recent rains have caused overflows in several towns. authorities evacuated more than 200 residents last weak. an emergency plan was put into evict in seville provence when streets became impassable and excess water benefits some birds and plants b the continuous rain will travel residents for the next several days and the same in your area for saturday and more than likely, a southern front and other areas and icy precipitation in the corner of the uk and parts of ireland and heavy snow showers in the northern peninsula and out lying region. temperatures are 10 de

eastern seaboard. people from new england to florida have been tweeting nonstop about the bright flash even folks in canada. watch the left side of the screen captured in baltimore. there it is. a spokesman with the american meteor society says it's consistent with meteor shower. they have been fielding phone calls hundreds every hour for people who saw the light show. >> carolyn: remember blackberry? must have cellphone list is launching a new phone. the buzz is pretty good but even with the impressive technical staff, jonathan bloom says blackberry is facing an uphill battle. >> university alumni director is hiding something that is not so stylish. >> i have a blackberry and it's embarrassing. >> wrapped in a two-year contract he watched his friends trade up to the newest phones from apple to samsung. >> they usually ask, why do you still have a blackberry? >> it accounts for 2% of the market and the ceo is determined to change that. >> we are used to competition. we have to innovative. >> after launching in europe, blackberry 10 is now in the u.s. it looks like the touch screen competitors. >> i actuall

eastern seaboard. people from new england to florida have been tweeting nonstop about the bright flash even folks in canada. watch the left side of the screen captured in baltimore. there it is. a spokesman with the american meteor society says it's consistent with meteor shower. they have been fielding phone calls hundreds every hour for people who saw the light show. >> carolyn: remember blackberry? must have cellphone list is launching a new phone. the buzz is pretty good but even with the impressive technical staff, jonathan bloom says blackberry is facing an uphill battle. >> university alumni director is hiding something that is not so stylish. >> i have a blackberry and it's embarrassing. >> wrapped in a two-year contract he watched his friends trade up to the newest phones from apple to samsung. >> they usually ask, why do you still have a blackberry? >> it accounts for 2% of the market and the ceo is determined to change that. >> we are used to competition. we have to innovative. >> after launching in europe, blackberry 10 is now in the u.s. it looks like the touch screen competitors. >> i actuall

eastern seaboard. people from new england to florida have been tweeting nonstop about the bright flash even folks in canada. watch the left side of the screen captured in baltimore. there it is. a spokesman with the american meteor society says it's consistent with meteor shower. they have been fielding phone calls hundreds every hour for people who saw the light show. >> carolyn: remember blackberry? must have cellphone list is launching a new phone. the buzz is pretty good butwithl staff, jonathan bloom says blackberry is facing an uphill battle. >> university alumni director is hiding something that is not so stylish. >> i have a blackberry and it's embarrassing. >> wrapped in a two-year contract he watched his friends trade up to the newest phones from apple to samsung. >> they usually ask, why do you still have a blackberry? >> it accounts for 2% of the market and the ceo is determined to change that. >> we are used to competition. we have to innovative. >> after launching in europe, blackberry 10 is now in the u.s. it looks like the touch screen competitors. >> i actually real like it. i think blackb

that is a million barrels per day of energy from canada, who is a good friend of ours, that we do not have to get from the middle eastern countries. i would have liked them to say yes to it. he did say he is close to an answer, which is an improvement. everyone was looked at this independently has said this is something that is a no-brainer. we should do the keystone pipeline. a tremendous opportunity with 25,000 jobs. >> is there anything congress can do with this keystone pipeline? if he were to say no, can convert the around this? >> sure, i am the co-sponsor of a bill. we have passed legislation through congress -- this is a bipartisan issue, by the way. we're not talking about democrats versus republicans. the bills we have had to say, president, green light the keystone pipeline have had tremendous democrat support, not on the republican support. really the only people standing in the way right now is the president of the united states, but we will continue to try to do that legislatively, but at the end of the day, he has the legal authority and we're pushing to get this done. >> there is a new report out that mo

canada's wild west. this showdown didn't have any six shooters, but let me tell you something, i was sweating bullets. in the easternadian rockies of alberta are vast plains and snow-covered mountains. it's a paradise for hoof stock like moose and big horned sheep.

canada cool off the miami heat's winning street? we'll let you see. >>> reminder to watch cnn's new show "the lead" with jake tapper starting tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 eastern. [ man ] i've been out there most of my life. you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the blizzard of '93. ha! never even came close. sometimes, i actually think it's mocking me. [ engine revs ] what?! quattro!!!!! ♪ >>> the new pope delivered his first sunday message from the famous papal apartment building this morning. more than 200,000 filled st. peter's square. >> reporter: on his first sunday as pope, francis seems to be bent on breaking the papal mold. after a special mass in the vatican he greeted one by one worshippers like a simple priest at a simple church and then shocked his security by stepping out of the vatican and into italian territory to greet well wishers. he's clearly not a stickler for either protocol or predictability. gone are benedict's red shoes. francis wears plain black. he's already taking on an air of the pope of the people. during the angeles prayers delivered from his papal offices overlooking a

eastern sky. by ten o'clock the american meteor society, nasa, several weather channels had gotten thousands of calls from nine different states, including canada, and as far inland asoo reporting this as a very bright star with a long green tail. meteors are normally the size of small pebbles. one the size of a softball can kind of light up like the full moon. this one, they believe, was a little more than a yard wide, which is why it lit up the sky so well. i mean, look at this thing here blazing across the sky in nine states and the reason they're going so fast as they enter the atmosphere, when they hit the atmosphere and you get that friction and causes the light. and nasa believes it was a single meteor that started in the northeast and strike up and down the sky and this, by the way, is in russia. remember this just last month? they say these things normally never hit the ground, they kind of disintegrate on impact and this one clearly hit the ground and did damage, injured people, landed in the lake. and people are saying the one the other night, they thought it landed on the delaware-maryland border and nasa says they don't really have

eastern mountains of tennessee. lovely town, u.t., little white snow coming through. let me just show you how this is the cold air filtering out of canadaight through the middle of the country and dropping the flurries well down into, really, when you see mississippi and alabama. northern mississippi and alabama getting some flurries that's some cold air. all right, so it does end later this week. it just seems to be never ending, lara, if you'll allow me that one. denver, chicago, atlanta, dallas, all these numbers on a ramp-up to warmer temperatures. take a look at this. 70s by the time we get to friday. here's good news. the sun just keeps getting stronger this time of year. the air will catch up. i know it seems like it takes all week to do it but even >> all that weather was brought to you by purina, everyone. >> be careful there. >> slowly coming over here. hi. >> hey there, sam. >> thank you. >>> coming up, four americans in death-defying stunts like you've never seen before. the daredevils high in the sky, we're talking 3,000 feet above the ground in rio. >>> we'll be daredevils, too. get ready for our special event. meeting our

eastern time. present obama has told house republicans that he is still weighing a decision on the keystone pipeline from canadao texas. speaking yesterday with gop members, the president says jobs numbers and other benefits are probably exaggerated, but he did not rollout a decision to approve the bout -- the pipeline. lee terry said the president appeared "conflicted on the pipeline." he went on to say he wished the president, as were less negative, but he hopes the pipeline will be approached -- approved. gun control legislation is being considered in congress. the senate judiciary committee is set to approve an assault weapons ban today. went to get to the senate next month, the measure seems unlikely to survive because of opposition from her publicans and some moderate immigrants. the sponsor, dianne feinstein, said she will all the help she can get because she will be facing an 800 pound gorilla. the national rifle association. later today, a ceremony to welcome secretary chuck hagel to the pentagon. vice president biden will officiating at a ceremonial swearing-in that will be witnessed by friends and fo

former fed governor kevin warsh, and geoffrey canada will be on to talk the economy, the sequester and where they're putting their money to work at 8:00 a.m. eastern well oh, wait that's at 7:00 eastern time at 8:00 am eastern we welcome arianna huffington. stick around. >> got a comment or question about this morning's show with warren buffett? e-mail us squawk@cnbc.com is our address. you can also tweet your questions to the sh show @squawkcnbc is our handle, and be sure to include hshs askwarren. more "squawk box" and the oracle of omaha right after the break. 0 television commercials. yep, there i am with flo. hoo-hoo! watch it! [chuckles] anyhoo, 3 million people switched to me last year, saving an average of $475. [sigh] it feels good to help people save... with great discounts like safe driver, multicar, and multipolicy. so call me today. you'll be glad you did. cannonbox! [splash!] ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to hel