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arou this low, the potential for heavy rain to develop as it pushes toward the east. conversely to the southwest, it will be dry and very hot. so there is critical fire weather for parts of utah and nevada as well as arizona. out to the east still looking unsettled along the atlantic coast. driving up for northeastern parts of the united states. eastern canada and southeastern parts of the u.s. will continue to see thunderstorms on thursday. here are the temperatures. 39 in phoenix. you can see the heat spreading up into central canada. 31 ininnig for t high on thursday. into europe we go. more wet weather coming into the british isles. hail in scotland in the last 24 hours. it will be gusty and wet here of the we have another series of systems moving from scandinavia done to the baltic peninsula. actually this low in particular heading over the adriatic sea. that will up the risk of flash flooding. that system will come in to turkey for friday. warm to the east 25 in moscow. 22 in kiev. 12 and low teens for berlin as well as vienna. 31 in madrid. a new system bringin

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chinese vessels have been navigating watters arou earwalt around the islands. the absence of dialogue and the crisis management mechanism could lead to unintended consequences. which could mean the united states would not be able to stay neutral. junko tanaka, nhk world, washington. >>> a member of the standing committee and met with a dell gaegs of japanese lawmakers and representati representatives. japan criticize ford going ahead with the purchase of the island. he said that put relations in an unprecedented situation. the country normalized diplomatic ties 40 years ago. jao said the relations have seen six nif can't development during the time and hatch brought great benefits to both countries. >>> tension in the room was extremely hype. former foreign minister quotes saying japan should take measures to correct the current circumstances. >> what its needed most is that leaders of both nations talk in a diligent and calm manner. >> kono said heap stre strelsed importance of business back to normal as soon as possible. >>> now, japanese and chinese were to

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by 11:00, right arou 82. it will be a fabulous day. get out there and enjoy. let's get a check of the abc 2 time saver traffic. >> we have an update on the water main break in downtown baltimore. it will be fixed this monday. stick with hopkins place to avoid that congestion. here what is it looks like just north of 395. no delays getting into the city. the fort mchenry tunnel will be nice and clear. in parkville at hartford road, a nice easy drive up to 83. >>> a pit bull was on the loose and a child got the worse of it. >> we are details on what happened. >> the boy, the neighbor who witnessed this, they must be pretty upset this morning. >> reporter: needle to say, yes, the community is pretty shaken by this whole ordeal. a child attacked by a pit bull. this all happened in the 1400 block of st. michael's court in end wood. the pit bull bit the 11-year- old boy in the face and arm. neighbors say the dog and its pregnant mate are both bluenosed pit bulls. they got out of the yard roaming the edgewood community just hours before the male was shot five times b

for many years, cuba's national zoological park has struggled to a panelobtain animals from aroue world. there's a collection of lions and elephants expected from africa. some animal rights groups are concerned there may not be the expertise to care for the animals in their new home. the hippopotamus is one of the big attractions. 146 wild animals being sent as a present from namibia. there are rival will transform the tour. on their way from africa, five young friends for currently the only elephants in cuba. there will be elephants an alliance and rhinoceros. it's going to make the park nice and bring more visitors. one animal welfare group concerned about conditions in cuba, but most of the new arrivals will end up in far less space than they had in namibia, but free to roam. workers were concerned of years ago that the lack of funding and investment could force the place to close. the fact that 146 animals will be brought all the way from given the park a new lease on life. >> ask for animal care, it was a real struggle in the 1990's. cuba is still poor. each alliance now gets 7 kil

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apparent lly like a lawyer arou the whole scene and went up to the photographer and said if you file a police report and call an ambulance you can make money off this, that's what tmz is reporting and bieber has some explaining to do. >> i can't imagine telling anybody if i did get harassed by justin bieber, i would keep that quiet. >> keep that to myself, that would not go on twitter. this comes from kcra 3 reports in sacramento, california, where this memorial day brought a homecoming for one of our troops like no other. a soldier's boyfriend was waiting at the airport. he, too, is in the military but told her he had already shipped off to texas. not so fast. well, when she came down the escalator, fresh from a tour of duty in afghanistan, the boyfriend had one more surprise waiting. an engagement ring. she said yes. they have a new mission to plan for. their wedding. congratulations to them. i'm lynn berry, this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >>> in portugal art literally comes to life. 60 artists gathered at the 16th annual living st

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