this pastors at the helm of the small athens paris.uicide is a sin in the eyes of the church, and ordinarily, those who take their own lives cannot be buried in the cemetery, but these are desperate times. >> these days, we see those who claim their lives as people who have lost their minds, as psychologically damaged. although the old rules still apply, the church makes an exception, and we bury them with love. >> psychologists in athens are investigating the psychological effects of the financial crisis. depression and suicide used to be rare in greek society, but in recent years, the numbers have rocketed, and they continue to climb. >> because of the duration of the financial crisis in greece, we have reached the point where everyone is at high risk of developing depression, and every single day, we live with the fear that this is not the bottom, that it will actually get even worse, which i think makes everything -- which actually cultivates a general atmosphere of helplessness and hopelessness. >> every day, he drives two hours t

rain in paris and down towards the south here. 37 degrees for athens with sunny skies. again, we are talking about hot conditions. please make sure that you stay hi hydrated and stay cool out there. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here is your extended outlook. 6 . >>> and that was this hour's news round up. thanks for watching. # gg99Ññwççsx4xc >> thanks for joining us on "france 24." the u.s. defense secretary calls the threat from the islamic state organization we aunt anything we have seen. he says the extremist militants are an imminent threat to u.s. interests. the first trucks in a russian convoy cross into eastern ukraine. ukrainian state security chief calls it a direct invasion by russia. senegal joins south africa in closing borders to prevent the spread of ebola as one

paris, into the teens only here for you. but ahead of the front, into bucharest and athens, look at. that above average temperatures. actually pushing into the high 30s near 40 degrees for those of new greece. southeastern china and in towards southwestern china, you've been dealing with floods out here. there's been several reports of deaths in southwestern china because of the heavy rain which has been occurring. even towards hong kong, red level warnings were issued on tuesday evening as far as the rainfall. that threat is still going to be here. you take a look at your 72-hour forecast. showers continue to kick up with that monsoonal flow. ba back to korea, dry weather for you. japan, it kold off. drier weather as well. by the time you look ahead into thursday, the humidity is going to start to work its way back in and the showers will start to pick up again. all right. that's a look at your world weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." thanks for joining us. >> hello and welcome to "global 3000," your weekly check on the global issues that affect us all.

paris as well as london. but if you look at the east, quite hot, kiev at 35 degrees for the high and athens up to 38 for the high on your thursday. now, across the americas, we have a newly formed tropical storm. this is karina. this one will move away from landmasses. so that's good news. meanwhile, lots of clouds are developing over the intermountain west and parts of the central parts of the plains. and flash floods are occurring in many places including nebraska. we have impressive video. this was the scene in nebraska at the end of last week. floodwaters crashed through the windows of a cafeteria throwing glass everywhere and knocking over tables and chairs. one person is seen running for higher ground. hospital officials say while it was a scary time for patients and staff, no one was in danger during the event. typically every year 1,700 people are are injured due to flash floods in the u.s. and there is a potential for flooding across nebraska and many parts of the intermountain west, down towards northern parts of mexico today. now, across the eastern areas of the u.s., very severe weather is occurring.