as well as eastern canada. eastern canada will see rain intensifying on your monday.s the west, looking dry, but conditions are ideal for wildfires, especially in parts of texas as well as new mexico. temperatures will be extremely warm for many areas. the cooling down to 17 in denver and 14 degrees in winnipeg. >>> finally, in europe, then, wet and windy weather will persist in the southern parts of scandinavia. rain is coming down across central parts of europe. we are seeing heavyain across western germany. march like weather in madrid with a high of only 16 degrees. cooler temperatures will continue across the next several days for paris. here's your extended forecast. chlts and that's all for this ed dig igs of "newsline." we'll be back with more of your updates at the top of the hour.

meanwhile, snow showers and freezing rain is likely for parts of eastern canada and heavy rain in the cards for you in colorado into your thursday evening. scattered rain for much of the rest of the u.s. temperatures will be still on the warmer side across t northwest. 20 in vancouver and 23egrees in seattle. meanwhile, 21 for toronto, but at the cold front swinging through, temperature may go down to the mid-teens friday. local europe, strong rains and thunderstorms continue in the british isle into your friday and showers for the scandinavian continent. ahead a system very warm and severe weather continues in the eastern parts of the mediterranean. temperatures will be very very warm in berlin. 23 degrees for you and 27 in warsaw, warmer than we normally see in mid-summer. 23 in rome and 22 in athens with thunderstorms. here's the extended forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi. we'll be back at the top of the hour. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: a diplomat who served in libya said the staff at the benghazi missi

we've till got some rainshowers and some snow to talk about in the eastern canada region. and back behind that, due to the very cold air blanketing the area, we've got frost warnings and freeze advisories. we have a system creating thundershowers. we have a cold front sagging down to denver. so that region could possibly see some thundershowers. the warm air is creating this kind of temperature. denver at 31 degrees. if you recall yesterday, that was 17 degrees in chicago. now a high jump to 31 degrees. a quick look here in europe. still a messy picture here across the british isles. it will be quite severe across northern regions here as well as southern norway. and down towards the lower countries as well. wet and wendy across the turkey region with athens reaching to 25 degrees and moscow, take a rook at that, 30 degrees. a rare sight for this time of the year. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >> those higher temperatures are giving an early boost to something that's associated with summer here in japan. for centuries japanese have heard the tinkle of wind

now, over towards north america, quick look in eastern canada, we've till got that low pressure system bringing rain and snow. here in ontario we have a system bringing very heavy rein. back behind that, fire weather it's going to be really windy. in chicago, down to 28 from 31 degrees. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> one more story before we leave you. a canadian astronaut whose postings from space made him a star has returned to earth. chris hadfield's messages and photos from the international space station drew thousands of fans across the word. the 53-year-old captured several stunning images of earth and has many followers. one photo shows snowcapped mt. fuji and tokyo on the right. ♪ ground control to major tom >> hadfield even recorded a version of "the space odyssey." he and two crewmates spent ve months aboardhe space atio during that time, the canadian provided a running commencement on life in space. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi. thanks for joining us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> wood

with the right technology, and canadian authorities say 50% of their planes flying in the eastern part of canadais texting system. air traffic controllers say the best benefit of texting while flying, believe it or not, is todayty. i -- safety. miscommunication is the biggest source of our traffic control errors and disasters, and apparently this texting service helps eliminate that or at least bring it down. so they're texting while flying an airplane. seems to be okay at the moment and a new trend. >>> let's talk about gold. what a trend it's seeing to the downside. for the past six sessions, gold has lost a total of 6%. shares dropping to the lowest level in nearly a month after a number of wall street heavyweights dimmed their stakes in the bright metal. is the gold rush over, or is now the time to buy? and if not now, at what price? we thought we'd ask commodity investor jim rogers, rogers' holdings chairman who actually called the fall several months before it happened, jim. how did you know? >> i watch fox business, for goodness sake. what do you mean? are the planes going to be on time n

. >> so you can see our entire summer special saturday and sunday, 7:30 eastern on cnn. i went to canadat of the new "xmen" movie with hue jackson, headed to the desert of southern new mexico to catch up with will and jaden smith and chilled at the bar at a beach with seth rogan. >> you can see a lot more tonight again it is at 7:00 eastern, 4:30 pacific here on cnn tonight and tomorrow night. >> i hope "hangover 3" has a new plot. i saw the second i was disappointed the same movie again, personal note. >>> dancing with the first lady, school kids take a turn with michelle obama on the classroom floor. look at them go. that's next, but first, dr. sanjay gupta profiles an adventurer who hopes her new creation will help understand technology at a simple level. >> this week i am inventor of the next generation of legos called little bits. >> each little bit is a preassembled preengineered electronic module that has one specific function. >> one thing i notice the colors are gender neutral, not all pink, not all blue. >> there's a hidden agenda we have to work harder to get girls interested

eastern seaboard. the front curves right back into parts of canada. that will give some snow at times. quite warm in the south here. ellis, 30 degrees. los angeles looking -- dulles, 30 degrees. sensual is looking pretty warm -- los angeles looking pretty warm. >> welcome back. let's remind you of our top stories. nawaz sharif celebrating his victory. twin blasts killed at least 46 people near the country's shared border. nine people have been arrested. bulgariaoll in suggests that boyko borisov could be heading back into power just three months after he was ousted by mass protests. i want to get more on our top story now, the event in pakistan. richard howitt, a british member of the european parliament, also an eu election observer in pakistan, monitoring this weekend's historic vote. thank you for joining us. give us your assessment of the election. was it free and fair? >> it's always going to be markup located than that. this is an election that in many ways has been marred by ,iolence with the pakistan taliban threat against three parties, really limiting, stopping them from camp

eastern time he lands back on earth, returns to canada a hero after a spectacular five-month shift asommander. >>> now to mundane earth news. we got our first glimpse of o.j. simpson in months. his physical appearance has changed during his four and a half years behind bars. in a nevada prison where he's asking for a new trial. >>> there is television industry news tonight. barbara walters says she's going to hang up her cleats after more than 50 years in the business. she's saying her final farewell will be the summer of 2014. but those of us who know her respectfully will believe it when we see it. >>> great news for our friend seth myers. the snl head writer and anchor of "weekend update" is getting "late night" when jimmy fallon moves up to take over for jay leno. seth will stay with "snl" into next fall's new season. >>> when we come back here tonight what so many people have noticed about prince harry's visit to the u.s. >>> finally tonight, prince harry is about halfway through his trip to the u.s. those who watched him with combat veterans this weekend saw something special. a

the prime minister says the oil will boost canada's economy and help ease north america's reliance on middle eastern petroleum. environmental groups say the pipeline could be prone to leaks or vulnerable to sabotage. they are asking the obama administration to kill the project. >> thousands of customers with the most popular bangs could be getting refunds and what you need to know to see if you qualify. >> oh dear, an unlikely passenger hopped a ride on a bus and caused quite a stir but how he >> new this morning the baby pentagon wing at the california academy of science has a name and it is linus. there he is after making the first public debut last month. the african penguin is about four months old and is named in honor of a very special person who was originally described the species in 1758. we are the only tv station who will have access for the official naming ceremony at 10:00 a.m. >> i thought it was linus and lucy. >> i was waiting for the piano. >> now the forecast. mike? >> we will talk about radar and what is going on. we have a few radar returns but otherwise it is quiet and not getti

eastern neighborhoods plan relies heavily on port property to meet the city's needs. so, an example of that we have aggregate plants on port property. the aggregate is shipped in from canada primarily, turned into concrete and used throughout san francisco. if our plants were to go away, they'd either have to find another home within the eastern neighborhoods or we'd be trucking in concrete from across the bay or down the peninsula. so, we find that some of those uses are critically important and we're highly populated by nonprofits who find the warehouse space to be important to them. the thing that most people know well about is our attempt to rehabilitate [speaker not understood] our infrastructure. there are 39 piers, we've been able to reha bill tate 11 of them in the last two decades. that is an ongoing process that will take us much more decades no doubt. more and more we're starting to focus on our seawall. we participated in a lot of studies regarding sea level rise. we are doing some projects anticipating sea level rise such as the brannan street wharf. we're also focused on our seawall. with each of the redevelopments we've done we've been able to rehab the sea

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canada. that's "parts unknown" this sunday at 9:00 eastern on cnn. >>> next, big obnoxious hats still allowedig bags not allowed. organizers try to keep 160,000 people safe after boston. we'll be live at churchill downs in the sports lead. >>> plus, cutting a clear path through home, right to the ocean. wildfires on an early rampage across california. help the gulf recover, and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i've been with bp for 24 years. i was part of the team that helped deliver on our commitments to the gulf - and i can tell you, safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge safety equipment and technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all our drilling activity, twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. safety is a vital part of bp's commitment to america - and to the nearly 250,000 people who work with us here. we invest more in the u.s. than anywhere else in the world. over fifty-five billion dollars

canada. >>> a vallejo company may be stepping in to help fix the broken bolts on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. xkt engineering is a steel fabricator on mare island. the owner tells us they've been tabbed to provide components for custom-made steel saddles that will be used to fix the rods, but the firm still needs to see drawings. caltran estimates the fix will cost as much as $10 million. >>> a long-time bay area radio talk show host as died. jean burns is best known for hosting a political and social commentary talk show called the gene burns program in san francisco. he moved here from new york city in 1995. last year, burns disclosed on his blog that he was recovering from a stroke that resulted in a language disorder. burns was 72 years old. >>> well, blasting into space with one of hollywood's biggest stars, how much one lucky fan is shelling out. >>> and a celebration of latin america culture, a look at the sights and sounds. >>> over the next couple of days, the event you're going to be seeing the most of around the bay area will be gray. we'll talk about those gray clouds,

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where we're going to be getting 830,000 barrels of oil a day from a friend in canada we don't have to get from middle eastern countries who don't like us. what's the answer by president obama, for five years now, he's said no. he said no to american jobs, he said no to american energy security because some radical environmental extremists told him they don't want this but the labor unions say they don't want this who's to benefit by the united states not doing the keystone x.l. pipeline? china. china wants those jobs. if president obama gets his way, china will get those jobs. we don't want china to get those jobs, we want america to get the 20,000 jobs and $7 billion in private investments. how can this happen? with the stroke of a pen. today, president obama can approve the keystone x.l. pipeline but he won't. here congress is takinging action to get those 20,000 jobs, we ought to approve the bill and get the keystone x.l. pipeline bill. i yield back. the chair: i yield two minutes to our colleague from new york, the gentleman -- mr. waxman: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from new york, mr. tonko. th

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