northeast, lots of sunshine and we can say finally good-bye to the rainy weather across the florida peninsulaso some sunshine will return in miami with a high of 31 degrees, and pleasant in the northeast. but chilly across the northwest, only 14 in seattle and 15 degrees in vancouver. in europe, two swirling clouds. one over the atlantic and the other is over eastern russia and western russia providing wet and windy conditions for the next few days. and this one is actually more substantial enough to cause heavy drirh heavy drenching rains so stay on the alert. rainfall from the alpine region down toward the bull can peninsula, only 70 degrees in stockholm. moscow at 60 with a low of 1. kiev up. and 29 degrees for you in madrid. and 27 in rome and in between, mild weather including munich, where octoberfest is taking place. a few degrees higher than seasonal with cloudy conditions into the weekend. so, enjoy the festival and beer. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's all for this degrees of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. -- captions by vita

now yet again rain for the florida peninsula, the ground is already very well saturated.he ground cannot take any more rainfall. so very serious conditions will continue into the weekend. now temperatures are going to be in the low to mid 20s across the east. 22 in toronto, 24 degrees in washington, d.c. but if you look at the west, they're usually warmer this time of year. 24 kw 24 degrees, but that could go down into the teens by friday. over atlantic and the other is over eastern parts of europe. and both of them are packing cold air. we've seen ongoing heavy rain and thunderstorms for the east. the conditions are gradually looking up, compared to what we have been seeing over the past several dpaps wet weather will continue for western russia, as well as parts of the scandinavia, though, for the next few days. and a risk of wet and windy conditions through germany down towards the black sea region. and this low pressure system is expected to move into the iberian peninsula as we head into friday. short time heavy rain thunderstorms and gusty winds are possible and tem

unfortunately all of florida, the florida peninsula is going to be seeing rain showers and thunderstorms throughout the next several days. now, as we take a look over towards europe, the big topic here is the strong low pressure area continuing to kick up the winds across the scandinavian peninsula, down to the low country. you'll be expecting between 70 to 100 kilometer per hour winds out here. wind advisories extending all the way down towards the northern portions of the balkan peninsula. that's going to continue to remain here. rain showers expected around this low. it is ushering in cooler temperatures, though. take a look at london's high, just at 15. paris at 16. the warm spot on the map is in the iberian peninsula, with a high of 30. that's a look at your world weather. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. >>> though it's autumn according to the calendar, the summer heat still persists in ohara, kyoto. but autumn's colors have already started to paint the fields and mountains.

down to the south, on the other hand, we've been seeing the rain showers over the florida peninsula.hose will taper off as well. next week, we want to watch because there's a potential of a new storm system forming along the eastern seaboard. it may start to sour up your plans here. right now, though, it is quite beautiful out there. new york with a high of 22. partly cloudy skies. toronto getting up to 22 as well. you can see the sunny weather in place. now, as far as europe is concerned, right now, the big topic has been that area of low pressure over western russia and eastern europe. you can still see it swirling in the satellite picture. that is tapering off. you are still seeing cloudy skies, though, across much of central europe, into the low country here. those showers aren't going to be too intense. drizzle on and off. this is the system to watch going into the weekend. you'll have an atlantic low coming in off the coastline here. that's going to be bringing heavy rain showers across the liberian peninsula. but the big thing with this is that it is going to be cooling off. m

again, across the florida peninsula, rain is continuing. it won't be too heavy but the ground is already very well saturated. the risk of flooding is getting even higher day by day. temperatures are as follows. you can see clear definition right here. this is where severe thunderstorms are happening. but behind it, chillier than average. finally, in europe, we can see swirling clouds across eastern part of europe. good news is that it's on the wakening track but wet weather across western russia and parts of the scandinavian peninsula will continue for the next few days. chilly in the north but warm across the south and in between that, there's wet and windy conditions from the uk downwards the black sea region and that includes munich where octoberfest is taking place. and temperatures will be 19 degrees with some light rain in munich. meanwhile, chillier than average in the northeast. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of nhk. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank you very much for joining us. -- captions by

the florida peninsula will remain on the wet side as we go into the -- as we go into friday at least. temperatures are looking like this. pleasant weather across the east. 23 in new york city. 21 in toronto. 27 in denver. but very chilly for this time of year in the northwest. vancouver, seattle, the high could be 16 degrees on your wednesday. now, across asia, we are looking at a severe tropical storm. you can see vivid clouds and also a clear eye in the center. this indicates this is a very strong system. it's now affecting the ogisawa islands with windy conditions and will likely approach as we go into tonight as is severe tropical storm. the system will likely pass east of japan as we go into friday. now, winds are not going to be too much of a problem across mainland japan, but waves could be as high as 5 meters in some places. very dangerous situation. and more dangerous situation for the southern parts, southern islands of the country. waves are very high as well as strong winds, as well as heavy rainfall into your thursday. now, take a look at a bigger picture. a big high-pres

for the southern parts of the u.s., rain will likely heighten the risk of flooding across the florida peninsula as we go into the next couple of days. temperatures are looking like this, much calm across the east but towards the northwest, much cooler than seasonal. finally in europe, we talked about ongoing wet and windy conditions across the east. conditions are certainly looking up, however, wet and windy conditions will continue across parts of western russia and parts of the scandinavian peninsula for the next couple of days. cool in the north and warm to the south, in between that, there's a risk of wet and windy conditions from the uk down towards the black sea region that, includes munich, where oktoberfest is taking place. some light rain is possible in munich with a high of 19 degrees, and very chilly up in the north. here's your extended forecast. >> that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. we'll be back with more at the top of the hour. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: after 21 hours, ted cruz stopped

florida. tenemos otro sistema que se aproxima ajustamente la penÍnsula de yucatÁn provocando fuertes lluvias yo. y con la noticia de Último minuto y hay director tÉcnico para el tri y muchos esperan ese cambio, ¿no?. >>> 10 minutos. >>> 10 minutos tiene la noticia, todavÍa no la ha confirmado la federaciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol y ya sabemos que serÁ el que era tÉcnico del monterrey. si le parece comenzamos con eso y lo que pasÓ ayer con seleccion mexicana antes de anunciar quien es el nuevo tÉcnico de la selecciÓn. vamos a ver en perspectiva como estÁ el tri de mÉxico. >>> 1,2, 3,4, 5 estadounidense, la pelota va cayendo y el cabezazo. aparece, sirviÓ. goooooooooooooooool ! >>> para la selecciÓn mexicana, bien podrÍa decirse que el futuro es hoy. un difiere egreso a casa sin resultados que tanto siguen haciendo falta. >>> ademÁs, la imperiosa necesidad de resolver en los Últimos 2 partidos de la eliminatoria, para no perder la oportunidad de calificar al mundial de br brasil. la otra cara de la moneda, estados unidos y su tÉcnico jurgen que tiene la invitaciÓn para la copa del mundo. mÉxico quier

florida. tenemos otro sistema que se aproxima a la penÍnsula de yucatÁn en el sureste de mÉxico fuertes lluvias comenzamos con lo que pasÓ ayer con selecciÓn mexicana, antes de anunciarle quiÉn es el nuevo tÉcnico de la selecciÓn, veamos cÓmo estÁ el "tri" de mÉxico. >>> uno, dos, tres, 4,5 estadounidenses, la pelota, el cabezazo, goooool!. goooool! goooool! goooool! goooool!. >>> aparece y sirviÓ. goooool! goooool! goooool! goooool! goooool! goooool!>>> para la selecciÓn de mÉxico podrÍa decirse que el futuro es hoy, un difÍcil regreso a casa, sin resultados que tanto siguen haciendo falta, la imperiosa necesidad de resolver en dos partidos de la eliminatoria, para no perder la oportunidad de calificar al mundial de brasil. >>> y la otra cara de la moneda, estados unidos y klinsmann que tiene la invitaciÓn para la copa del mundo. mÉxico busca luchar por el repechaje, que serÍa en contra de los kiwis de nueva zelanda, son mÁs preguntas que respuestas, habrÁ necesidad de cambios en la federaciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol, para el cargo de tÉcnico se manejan nombres, el experimentado vucetich. su Último

florida they've got the world famous beaches. they bring in the tourists and about $8 billion a year to its economy. as soon as this manage project is done up and down the peninsula of florida, you will be able to sit at home and virtually visit every square inch of sand on florida's famous beaches what the state feels is unbelievable marketing of the future. just when you thought you'd seen it all on the beach, there comes the globe. bobbing through the sunbathers, digitally recording everything forever. >> batteries, hard drive. modem up here. push play stop pause we're ready to go. >> it's like pristine trekking. >> how's this working out for you? >> working out great. i'm loving it. >> reporter: 23-year-old shawn mcgeever and 55-year-old david delong are google trekkers. they pound the sand step-by-step wearing a google backpack and the globe shooting every angle of the beach. >> feel like magellan, lewis and clark. just mapping it out is a once in a lifetime thing. once it's mapped it's mapped. >> reporter: google and florida's tourism division paired up to map all the beaches. the camera allows you to see every angle to the shoreline. where cars can't go bu

this coastline of louisiana all the way to the peninsula of florida could see more than 1 to 2 inchesrain and the north carolina shore around wilmington could get a big, heavy dose of rain. take a look at these temperature, 5 to 10 degrees below where they normally should be. this is just the beginning of a march, a pocket of cold air that will settle across the northern part of the country. we'll time that out for you but you might be surprised at the weekend in the great lakes and new england. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco with your bay area microclimate forecast. for today we're looking at a brighter day and drier air. partly cloudy away from the coast tonight, mild once again and big-time warning trend coming for the weekend. today, temperatures close to average, oakland 75, 83 at santa rosa, and we'll be in the mid to upper 80s into the east bay valleys. tonight temperatures in the 50s and 60s once again. but >> and just to mention, it's still summer from l.a. to vegas in the 80s and 90s. >> yes, it is. >> and just to mention that it's still summer from

florida on the compute. with the click of a mouse, years pass, the peninsula rises and florida shrinks. florida and mangrove swamps collapse. a death spiral that has already started on the southern tip of the peninsula. with seas four feet higher than they are today, a distinct possibility by 2100 about two-third of southeastern florida is inundated. the nor florida keys have almost vanished. miami is an island. that from that extremist publication, the "national geographic. "august also brought news that the ipcc will announce that its now more than certain than ever that human activity is the main cause of recent climate change. let me be very clear about this -- there is a broad and strong scientific consensus that climate change is ongoing and that human actions are a cause. it is a consensus of a breadth and strength that it is disgraceful and stupid for us to ignore it. that consensus should come as no surprise, because the science behind it, behind the proposition that carbon dioxide in the atmosphere warms the earth, dates back to the civil war. it ain't news. we've known it for