down towards the alps the adult about seventy seven meters in the northern portions of the british isles and then extending into the scandinavian peninsula and more easter pushing on shore into the higher elevations. you lookin' at stella's la so very nasty picture of the unpainted out here across much of western europe in the easy to get a little bit better with vmware solid five seven sunny skies pov adults and sunny skies thunderstorms down towards the px of another low pressure area containing the spin in the mediterranean that's continuing to look up brings some unsettled weather for some of you. the style bubble going on the eastern asia as well. high pressure is dominating much to the north in the south we have a few low pressure areas one just for the keys to the philippines. that's when the risk of flooding we've been seeing reports out here over a hundred millimeters of rain in the past twenty four hours to nbc more on top of that so especially on the eastern seaboard to wanna watch out for this. another low load of fun down there towards the west was going to be happening thou

thus from the british isles. i'm sad that he's oing to be quite dangerous this is the second we are free to airs the precipitation is going to be seen no rather than brain for main course of these ious that the system is expected to move into central europe by late tonight. still any conditions are likely to occur here and we already have high as all the cool link to sit for northern areas of germany and all the school and then to thumb a couple of days ago. eileen going low pressure system has caused devastation in many places over the eastern half of the many caring in countries that include e coli become accustomed pictures the line this binder with the arrest of any county in town on wednesday destroying the new berries and sinking buildings. these areas suffered from a band with their heavy rainfall and flooding. a local supermarket also sunk into the ground motorists were forced upon them their cars as a blue skirt up and pulled apart but as you can see clear conditions how it turns the sunny skies will con

we have a monster of a storm northwest of british isles. can you see cloud cover from the southwestern peninsula through spain. that's a big storm producing gusty winds out there. i want to show you wind reports over the past 12 hours, steppeding from greenland to ice land, east into austria, 90 kilometer winds, a far reaching storm. it truly is. it's going to impact many people out there. if you do have travel plans be careful if you are getting out and about. if you don't have travel plans i would recommend staying inside, coastline of british isles, i would recommend riding this out. spend the holidays with your family if you can. it does look like this one will continue to pound this area creating not just gusty winds but snowfall in northern portions of the uk. the heavy rainfall out here. stock home high of 8, on the cool side. farther east staying cool. sunnier sides in warsaw out ahead of that storm system with a high of 6 on tuesday. lets see what's going on in eastern asia as well. looking at a wintry pattern out here. sea effect

going to be seeing sustained around 50 to 60, easily over 100 kilometers per hour along the british isles. heavy rain advisories in the snowfall farther towards the north. if you have travel plans towards the western parts of europe, into the scandinavian peninsula, it's going to be delayed or a slow go. be very careful out here through the next several days if you plan on heading anywhere out and about for the holidays. but that's a look at your world weather. here's your extended forecast. >>> in japan at this time of the year, uzoh bathing is enjoyed across the country. bathing with the citrus fruit on the day of the year with the least sunlight is said to keep the doctor away. children in northeastern japan soaked themselves in a hot tub made of a giant pumpkin. eating pumpkin on the winter soels tis is also said to protect people from catching a cold. the pumpkin measured one meter across and 80 centimeters deep. it was grown by local farmers. some children were helped into the pumpkin tub by fathers, while others climbed in on their own. meanwhile, north of tokyo in a zoo, animals w

we have some pictures to show you from the british isles. a major storm hit northern europe and their stay in scotland and seventy leaked to the thirty km barcelona the high winds overnight. at least two people were killed in britain when strong winds toppled vehicle is a tiny waves caused damage to buildings along the waterfront. this also caused traffic. he is disrupted air travel for killing tens of thousands without electricity the storm is also pretty frigid air from the north our second seen this on line shop there a lot of dawn to cause an indicator species there. the precipitation is a silver ring from the areas of the british isles the southern scandinavia and couldn't find an ordinary stuff the continent snowfall about thirty centimeters likely cost of about one hundred km mark. the traffic is going to be quite satisfactory. and that they're wet and windy conditions will be spent to the east and to stop taking the next twenty four hours that the sisters i'm going to be in a single and this is in the east to decrease and were so ful

. >> tom, i know you've been spending time walking the isles in all kinds of stores. at the end of the day, at the end of the crucial holiday shopping season, what are the numbers going to look like? >> i tell you, it's going to be tough. you will have a couple winners, some winners, i should say, a lot of losers. my guess is a couple percent over last year and last year was pretty poultry, couple percent over the previous year. >> if i want to give susie a nice home appliance for christmas, what should i give her? >> i tell you what, these crock pots, these 20 dollar crock pots that you link together seem to be hot -- >> linkable crock pots, that's what you need ms. susie gharib. you like little blue boxes. >> tom, thanks for coming on the program and don't give tyler these bad ideas. >>> all right. on wall street, blue chip shares wrapped up the second losing week in a row. that's the first time that happened since early october when the government was shut down. in a choppy session today, stocks were flat to slightly higher and some experts took heart of sessions o

earlier, london also closed its own gates as the storm passed through the british isles.ghai, officials took emergency steps after a thick smog pushed us -- pollution yet again. industrial companies were told to produce or hold entirely. the air quality hit severe. moving on now to politics, one week to go before the budget conference committee has to come up with a spending plan. this is one of the conditions of the deal struck. the gop budget guru paul ryan and the senate budget committee chairman are leading the talks. class i am hopeful paul ryan and patty murray will come to a budget agreement and that they can pass both isles in the senate. -- gave us an update on where they were and i am hopeful they will be able to work this out. there is clearly no agreement. click the clock is ticking. there is still much work to be done. time is running out on a budget agreement. we understand negotiations are we alsong and understand there is no final deal. qwest paul ryan says he does not know if they can reach a deal by friday but does they are working on it. what they are w

the isle put into a 2-2 tie. kyle oposto attacks and also meets the back of the net.hat game decider. the sharks are now only 3-5 in shoot out situations. not another run of the mill. ho hum tuesday night game for the cal bears. montgomery has pulled into a tie with one of the great coaches of all time john wooden. each now have the same amount of wins. late last night a turn over helps create this. cob to byrd. slam dunk. bears continue to pull away. richard sulloman with the inside run. six bears in double figure scoring as they win it over nevada. >>> and winter meetings continue. when it comes to trade and signs it's still talk for now. avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta. it gets an impressive 34 highway mpg and comes with no charge scheduled maintenance. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. sign. then drive. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends january

the isle put into a 2-2 tie. kyle oposto attacks and also meets the back of the net.had a goal, assist and that game decider. the sharks are now only 3-5 in shoot out situations. not another run of the mill. ho hum tuesday night game for the cal bears. montgomery has pulled into a tie with one of the great coaches of all time john wooden. each now have the same amount of wins. late last night a turn over helps create this. cob to byrd. slam dunk. bears continue to pull away. richard sulloman with the inside run. six bears in double figure scoring as they win it over nevada. >>> and winter meetings continue. when it comes to >>> in other words they are a no excuse team but that doesn't mean we can't come up with a couple for them. like the fact that they've won the least road games. and seth curry pumped 23 last night. a rationization of the entire situation right now. >> we feel like we let a couple of games go. but to be 12-10 in favor of the schedule of the home games coming up. it's hard to get over that hump. >> we've fallen short. in our mind set. and in our eyes

is the isle of grain still an option on the table?found it difficult to compare options developed by existing airports, which know how to manage airports, know what a new runway would mean. proposals of the new airport on another hand. these are different propositions. we have rolled out a few of them on grounds of cost and plausibility, but we think in order to make a safe decision, which will last on whether the isle of grain as a possible option or not, there are some additional pieces of work you need to do. implications,al on the cost implications, and also on the impact on the economic development of the southeast. this is a major that on shifting the economic gravity in london. we need to do more work on that. i don't think it is surprising that this requires further analysis, but we will do that as quickly as we can and decide if it is a plausible option or not. there are obstacles to overcome. optiondo you consider an for heathrow that was not put forward by the up -- and by the airport itself. that oneou looking at that is n

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a flight attendant was in the isle at the time, thrown off her feet, causing her minor injuries. of the service vehicle was ticketed. a national holiday turns into a day of mourning after a helicopter crashed into a pub in scotland. the latest on the rescue and recovery efforts. plus, revving up for a special event in northern virginia. and a big weekend for the national zoo. >> continuing rescue efforts in scotland as workers search the puble of a glasgow destroyed after a police helicopter crashed into it. at least eight people are dead, three from the aircraft, five from the pub. more than a dozen people were injured. people described a chaotic scene after the chopper hit the building. >> the whole place was shaking and in golf. you could not see. i put my dress over my mouth and nose. people were panicking. i said hold on and follow me out the door. >> more than 100 people were inside the pump at the time of the crash. the authorities fear that more people may be buried in the rubble. a pilot in three passengers were killed in a plane crash in alaska. 10 people were on board

the british isles, it will start to shift down towards the south going into the weekend, so watch outor heavy wind and rain, but this is what i want to talk about out here towards turkey, into syria. remember, you have a lot of refugee camps. the last thing people out here with inadequate shelter need is snowfall and below freezing temperatures. we have this low pressure coming through. some areas could see 20 to 30 centimeters fall on the ground out here. take a look at your three-day outlook, it is going to be staying on the cold side the next several days, but sthathat thata look at your weather. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. for all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. have a great day, wherever you are.

part of the harbor bay isles was built to become the marina. >> building on fill is okay.o long as foundation engineers and construction engineers know that it's fill and as long as they know what the characteristics of the fill are so they can accommodate it. >> reporter: so homes will not need pilings down to bedrock. but a big building may need pylons. when we arrived the crew had drilled to 50 feet without finding bedrock. finally they hit some hard stop. they finally found it. >> there it is. >> what is it? >> it's rock and bedrock. >> reporter: they will reck -- recommend the land be compacted. >> if it moves it will slide in one piece. >> if the building were to move the idea is to have the building move as a unit rather than in different pieces in different directions at different rates of speed we don't want that. >> when we come back on a second look. the bay area earthquake that did a lot of damage even though it wasn't that strong. and the lesson it offered as to where not to build a home. >>> remembering the massive quake that hit the north in the 1980s. [ mal

>> this one a very potent one across much of norway and the british isles.lready seeing winds gusting here, the cloud cover racing from the west towards the east, it really is bringing those winds. some areas seeing fairly heavy snowfall, as well. right on this isobar chart, you can see these lines close together, that's indicating strong winds. i want to show you here towards the western seaboards of norway, photos coming autoof that area, the sea getting all turned up and some of that blowing snow and this does look like it's going to be the case across much of the northern half of europe through the next 48 hours. across parts of scotland, we're going to be seeing about three to five centimeters of snowfall, but some areas could see up to about 20 centimeters, really making for treacherous traveling conditions. if you plan on flying out of northern europe, check in ahead of time on your flights to make sure they are not delayed or cancelled because of this storm system. rain showers in london with a high of 7. paris 7, as well. if you're in the mediterran

we do have this storm system spinning near the british isles. some areas could see 140, 160 kilometer per hour wind gusts. heavy rainfall, even parts of the alpine regions, you could be seeing 70 centimeters of snowfall with this. this continues to push off towards the east. that's in the west and it really is quite messy out here. but in the east, it's actually relatively dry. staying on the cold side for you there in warsaw. you have a high of 6. kiev, light rain showers, high of 3. vienna, partly cloudy skies. look at that, getting up into the double digits. now this is where i wanted to talk about where it's not winter at all, southern hemisphere, so winter in the north, nice and warm down here in the south. we have a little tropical activity towards the north, but i want to show you what's happening in the southeast, people out there celebrating the holidays. this is in sydney, and you can see they have the surf boards out and santa's out there getting people all in the festive mood. take a look at your temperatures if you're there. if you

in, unfortunately, see this off towards the north, that's creating foul weather towards the british isles and scandinavian peninsula. looks like it's getting worse, wednesday into thursday, scotland, fairly destructive winds in your forecast, widespread, about 2 to 4 centimeters of snowfall there, and the scandinavian peninsula is going to be the topic this week. that's your world weather. here's your extended forecast. >>> officials at a zoo in washington have made a big announcement. they've decided on the name of a giant panda cub. the news drew a warm response from the first ladies of the united states and china. the panda was born in august at smithsonian's national zoo to a mother on loan from china. internet users chose the name in an online survey. officials held a ceremony for the announcement. they decided to call the cub bao bao, meaning treasure in chinese. >> we are thrilled to welcome this little cub, a cub who exemplifies both the common bond between our nations and the bright future of this magnificent species. >>> and that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tok

. >> you learn that there is so much more complex than what the pink isle makes them out to be. >> reporter: princess dolls, makeup kits, play kitchens and a target for disruption she says. her message was a hit on kick starter, the crowd funding website on 2012 where she roped to raise $150,000 to make 5,000 units. >> we hit the goal in four days. >> reporter: in a month she raised about 2 $85,000. the first production run, 40,000 units. toys r us ordered and soon in barbie shadow, there was a new kid on the black. >> its sure rereal and it gives goose bumps. >> reporter: goldie had a professional makeover but her spirit hasn't changed. >> we had matilda, punkie. >> reporter: last year they released this video. a one-week wonder until legal issues with the music as you were faced, but the bottom line is it sold goldie blocks toys. >> we shot up to number one and number two best selling toys on amazon this week. >> reporter: sterling was named the rising star inventor of the year, an honor but her focus is on the toughest build of all, change. >> engineering doesn't have to be this incredib

in a few years when that's not the case, isle be happy to have other available -- >> the president says obama care -- >> to be clear, mccarthy is referring to the fact that she's lucky enough to already have health insurance. she's not knocking the affordable care act. a few minutes later in the hearing right to her face congressman steve stockman chose to interpret her words somewhat differently. that's number two in our countdown. >> i think earlier you gave me my favorite tweet of the day, which i'm going to send out, which is i'm lucky enough -- the quote is from you. i love it. it says i'm lucky enough not to have to sign up for obama care. that's wonderful. i wish my constituents could say the same. >> i actually think i was referring to i'm lucky enough to have access to good health care, which the -- >> i still will take your quote from the record. i wrote it down. it was really good. >> my father's a court reporter. he had to write down in court what people said. he would have lasted about three minutes, three minutes. he completely changed what she said and said it to her face

we have several low pressure area, one moving across the british isles. some areas could see winds well over 120 kilometers per hour. heavy rainfall, snow farther north. that's going to push towards the east. now what's happening, though, is the same thing that's supporting this in the upper levels is a jet stream. it's dipping clear down to portions of africa. with that, you have all this cold air mass coming towards the south, so parts of france, even in the mediterranean, you're looking at snow. believe it or not, in algeria, reports of snow and freezing rain. you're still going to be expecting that going through your day here on friday, and unfarntly, that jet is going to lift back north, but we're going to have a cut-off low lingering through the next 72 hours there in northern portions of africa. i don't think this is going to be as bad as we were talking about last week in cairo you saw snowfall there. this is mainly going to be refrained to the mountains, but definitely something to watch through the coming days. as far as your temperatures, espec

the brit till isles, still looking at gusty winds, 120 kilometers per hour. a football match had to be canceled due to large hail falling on the players due to the storm system that rolled through here. all that energy moving towards the east t. iberian peninsula will be seeing foul weather for the next several days. that's a look at the world weather. here is your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. >> the headlines this hour, a historic step for the european union. it has come to a landmark banking deal that marks one of the biggest transfers of national sovereignty since the introduction of the euro. say close togroups 1000 people were killed in just two days of violence in central african republic. are pointingonals the fingers at mostly muslim rogue rebels in christian militia attacks. could the u.s. spy agency the nsa scale back on its methods? a white house panel

meanwhile, along the jet stream, just north of it, actually, the british isles, you have a little break here on thursday. look at that. another tightly wound storm system that is coming through. windy and unsettled is the short version of saying it. but some areas, especially along the western seaboards, you're going to be looking at winds over 100 kilometers per hour. another shot of heavy rain on top of flooding has caused several deaths out there. not a welcome storm. that one's going to be coming in. like i said, still have the unsettled weather down to the south. if you're in eastern europe, though, take a look at some of your temperatures. and sunny skies there for you in warsaw, and also towards moscow here on friday. that's a look at your world weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks very much for joining us. until next time, good-bye. >>> 1969, the year humans first set foot on the moon. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> people around the world we

as far as the british isles you're seeing improving conditions. there's another low coming in on the tail end of our previous one. i would like to say the fair weather is going to be lasting for a while. unfortunately that's not the case. by friday and saturday, windy conditions wret again. farther towards the east, if you're in eastern europe, it's a little chilly, but temperatures actually above average. moscow still above ave. reaming here. up to 3, sunny skies on thursday. that's a look at your thursday. that's a look at world weather. here is your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here in nhk world, thanks very much for joining us. have a great day wherever you are.  >> thanks for joining us on "france 24." turkish prime minister reshuffled his cabinet. he had no choice after a corruption scandal forced three ministers to step down. one of them called on the prime minister to do the same. here's more. turkey's political upheaval dominated newspaper headlines this thursday. three m

towards the north, you can see the big band of cloud cover from the northern portions of the british isles to the scandinavian peninsula. that's bringing decent weather for central and western europe, while still gusty winds across scotland. you're going to be seeing some fairly continuous and heavy rainfall, plus the gusty winds. 79 kilometer per hour winds reported here in sweden. that's expected through the coming days. that's off towards the north. decent here in the central portions, but into the southeast across the black sea and heading over there towards turkey, we have a storm system moving through and this is going to be bringing in fairly heavy snow accumulations, not to mention the gusty winds, that's going to be blowing a lot of this around. you do not want it. try to stay warm out here if you can, because the next several days, you're looking at rain showers through wednesday, but it will be shifting towards snow by thursday later on this week. that's a look at your world weather. here's your extended forecast. >>> visitors gathered at a temple in the ancient japanese capital

i isle -- and this was nothing look standing in a town hall that makes you change your mind. this is how this happens, how people change their minds in washington. to get a bipartisan deal or if something leads to another opportunity for republicans and democrats to work together to solve a problem. >> hillary, the elephant in the room as i mentioned is obama care. on wednesday the chaos commences. isn't that what democrats are really going to have to run on? whether they like it or not. i don't believe you're going to have a choice. you're going to have to deal with obama care over the next year. >> i think there is a chance, a chance that by september we're actually going to have stories where people who couldn't get insurance, you know, like two of mice cousins at our holiday table, now because of preexisting conditions now can get it. there are so many benefits to this thing that have gotten lost in this trap of execution that, you know, it won't take much for enough people to tell good stories. does that mean that will undo everything and think about the money that's bei

down here in europe several storm systems continuing the broom out about this one over the british isles because this is bring in some fairly gusty winds well over a hundred climbers crop wheat thins the reports are that high as well. heavy rainfall of this and i didn't bring in the risk of not just of some unpleasant conditions of power outages as well so you really wanna keep an eye and as much of western europe that's good to be the case for the next several days out here at least got temperatures will be starting to get back to normal but for the most part or email this range are also some rough weather in the matter training people to rome sixteen every ounce of showers to similar conditions over towards happens here on saturday vessel here will other physics and a forecast i am to noon i do. i know his line for this our energy note on the intel. it is the champions. come to your bbq the night before. soo we are one hundred year history the insecurity it's going to heal to break into teaching on particular concern to create an exclusive for serving and teaching launching a huge bbq

is captured in a painting done not long after louis' death-- antoine watteau's departure from the islef cythera. a group of courtiers prepares to leave the island of love. the painting signals the new attitude-- more informal, poetic, and often amorous. in this paradise of cythera, there are no restraints, and nature is free and unconstrained. it was a time in which the argument over nature, exemplified in the idea of the garden, was a serious debate. it was in england that this different attitude to nature arose. the informal, spontaneous, picturesque english garden was seen as an expression of english liberties. the geometric french garden was seen as a reflection of their authoritarian government. in the microcosm of the garden could be read beliefs about the world at large. at stourhead, you can see, better than anywhere in europe, the way that the early 18th century attempted to create an art of landscape by shaping nature and putting into the landscape buildings created in past styles-- medieval, but especially classical. they believed that a landscape or a garden gives added ple

about nine hundred and thirty four km hike to speak at the us dollar over the north of the british isles and this is affecting much of the british house with the severe weather in the shade picture coming out from the uk. many people have had their christmas travel trends suspect that in parts of europe. any uk torrential rain has caused widespread flooding. southern inland has been badly affected him these two people died when the rain called iceland reference. thousands of households were without electricity. the severe weather has caused a disruption at some airports and train stations on the worst is over but this is the most of the colliding on the way down towards the southeast affecting much of the city you can see how big this this and is a it has been very active and long stretching called and sang all the way into the invariant peninsula. what a perfect seventy km route where does it put it in parts of the stain that sacred been in the cat about a hundred sixty kilometers per hour as into on wednesday and even into it which was the weekend had the dream of fact much of these ar

the line are all the way down the isles. >> kohls and toys-r-us stores are working overtime. they are open around the clock through christmas eve. >> you can run in and run out. >> reporter: you can get through the traffic and find the item you are looking for before it is sold out. >> one thing that i was looking for was a doll, that i ended up getting a different doll. >> when toys-r-us closes at 9:00 tomorrow, they will have logged 87 hours of straight sales. but through all the chaos, tammy martinez found the good in people. a stranger in line offered to pay for these bikes for her children and she declined. >> there is not a lot of people like that any more, you know, that will see somebody, maybe not having enough and be willing to help. so it was very touchy, very sweet of that lady. and it renewed my spirit in mankind. >> reporter: she likes the idea of last minute purposes but others feel for the employees that are spending time in the store. >> where is the christmas spirit? they need to be home with their families, too. a lot of people need the money, but i really

but very windy conditions are still persisting and the scandinavian peninsula as well as the british isles but a decline this power which is why they put it in southern parts of the norway and scotland but to me the conditions will be knitting into the isa spelling can explain to our lives and to the sound from their stars in a tornado in knitting into southern parts of greece with them and sometimes course is that we have a high pitch is suspending its faults and features the season on a warm in the west in the double basses in paris to london and the iberian peninsula and the first break up the kids this week. if you think things are. i am noon the eye it was. the park. i do the hunt. and. i am. stoush house and see see cherry blossoms japan has a lot to offer and tourism officials want to make sure more and more people come visit. as an agency showed people and knowing what's on the fact that the souls that leasing and people came to the events some imagine themselves that some of japan's best known sites. the best tasting thing tea in a traditional tea ceremony one of the film the layo

oz is indeed the very cool storm the northern portion of the british isles and also because in the name penciled i didn't see. always up to the fenty d the climbers proud today to see those clouds racing from west to east in storm is not even here just yet you can see it just on the left side of the screen starting to come into the picture nod ahead of this we are a good lookout winds gusting up to one hundred climbers are likely for on much of scotland expecially review the coastline. it is in widespread snow totals out here. up to about three to six centimeters in some areas not iowa basins up to about twenty seven years is very well likely and then this is the santa cruz off their courts norway in really already been pre some white out conditions there as well and even some portions of the low country so the storm really property on thursday that is the one to watch here is a skinny making for some treacherous travel conditions he plan on moving out about out here one in five days can be staying on the poolside if you really most of them of the worst of the weather intervened with a

we have a series of low pressure systems knitting into the british isles and the scandinavian peninsula think these are the blustery conditions and walked to the wing of the course out there. a wet and windy conditions the north. that'd be spreading into the east the wealth and the thunder showers and a monastery conditions over southern parts of greece in western turkey is likely in a line of thunder showers over the northern europe a continent that shook the east is that as the day progresses i knew to stay and to dispel the king to rhinebeck on the condition so if you try that i keep a lot of distance ahead of the year and i stay safe and temperatures are scholars to decrease nbn that very chilly out there. i cooled down to nine decreasing care is crippling sunshine and one can id was about twelve trees you think the county on the sixth increase. here's the extended forecast around a clue. i i i am noon. and. i know. it is i was. and the hours of this exists in any science has a mansion

you're in for some a fairly decent weather out here we go to the system moving through the british isles owners to bring some fairly rough weather across northern portions of the uk study offered courts scotland you could see how baba hundred twenty clump of crowley's go into next week for hours with that storm system this on top of the mild weather go out there towards the west temperatures remaining rather decent the single digits but due to some sunny skies in london paris although in the east. i'll be getting that blew in and get into the snow fall there for you in moscow in kiev. the notts know how to get that seat effects no snow in packing with a candle idol on top local poker rico forty sixty centimeters easy out here in the next twenty four to forty eight hours the good news all this is staying on the western seaboard but on the western seaboard you are still to be seeing the snow in the very gusty winds east of dhaka airport heidi klum or pro wins today on the pacific coast and in and stays dry at all so much was trying to stay dry when another storm system that it will be deve

our interest will be very high here is a mania rather than snow in the british isles expect seeing it on ninety three he sticks to seek a decrease in london and paris at seven degrees earned and six all in the single digits in the mid section of this continent. here in japan the system has improved its inter dependent and northern japan it has pulled a wake up short. bringing the wintry pressure packed and left behind is the typical pressure packed in here which is going to be piling up that snow up to about forty five centimeters to be possible until cooled and in whole critique or the scent been so strong no warnings in place we have highways also increases twelve times for walking the warnings about five to eighty teachers highways will be found here in north western flank on budget and generally very dry and each of the across the korean peninsula down towards the south it's still in the tropics to the licking and some scattered thunderstorms across the philippines with a lot of heavy rain to be covering the news on that could trigger some planning another area where concerned wit

it finally across the europe of bristol and is starting to think the british isles. this is as helpful as a hurricane when gossip about one hundred km from my clique outside activities of gary townsend as we have the highest political clinically safe with northern areas island that conditions for winning on the stormy sky the worst of it will be continuing into thursday morning but yet again the next system will be moving into the quickest i asked why i am in thunder star scott stevens in i'll likely for most of the western continent elsewhere the king khan one decree for indiana and to ny or so. well going to the double digits in christ across the hearing commenced as well as eccentric. i am noon. and. the eye. do you could tell cherish it for three of the coldest day of the season on wednesday. so what could a simple one tourist attraction by offering customers a tried and tested method of keeping themselves farm. recounts are high on the list of things to do for tourists visiting downtown at sunset. but this time of year. passengers have to deal with the freezing

hyde has been busted in these low softwares or its other than staying in place across the british isles over for the scandinavian tinsley been seen wet and windy conditions and unfortunately that is going to be the case for the next several days london with a high of nine dearly in a rain shower is going wednesday evening fog chores or the season still fought off five dollars for afff is fi am noon. and. i know. i can people in northern finland are keeping the magic of christmas alive. they're sorting letters that children around the world have written to set the clocks. through the in the distance and it's in a village outside the city of rome by name in northern finland. every year about half a billion children like him asking for presents their letters flood into the village post office postal workers in red caps range letters by country before handing them over to santa. these posts to read them one by one. my wish east or that you did. the schools around the wounded would become prey. would have won another two point one and he has a problem. and the opel become great friends and e

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. >> we talk bailout exit plan and what is next for the emerald isle. hello, welcome to "countdown." readyomberg reporters are to deliver the stories that will drive your day. ofare looking at the legacy the former south african president nelson mandela. we are looking ahead to induce lucid interview with the irish finance minister as ireland exit its bailout program. jonathan farrow has the details world highly anticipated cup draw in brazil. >> south africans are mourning the death of their first black president nelson mandela while leaders around the world paid tribute to his life. our tv africa anchor as well as ryan chilcote. emotional day for south africans all over the world and we have seen some amazing scenes coming out of south africa. >> firstly, when i heard the 9 p.m. or so,t at i was absolutely shocked. this is something we have been preparing ourselves for because he has been quite ill but it still comes as a shock. it is very emotional and it is a massive loss. of what is going on around his home, people are celebrating his life. it is a

here are a cross in the atlanta we have another system moving into the british isles leo season though the weather across this aisle but then as the beast gradually spreading to the western continent meanwhile a hypothesis and that creates a mini clear skies and chilly temperatures or so down to four degrees the nhs at rainbow illegally making and fixing things for the hike in these conditions will be favorable for a morning to find and can be quite dense. knowing the visiting team. it can be very difficult when traveling time in the commuting allison to be aware of that. not cross in japan when seeing this wintery pressure packed and taking in this league on and seeing a lot of reports of a thunderstorms over the sea of japan in the system is creeping over to japan of covering much of this country into the afternoon hours in the evening hours. its societal the court's finding that since it has to sit through. looks like it's going to be on carrying to cool the air from the north and did pre teen gets snow in the bn had the amount something about sixty centimeters into the lying areas

stopping young adults from exiting the country so this to show that emigration numbers from the emerald isle are only rising as people look to leave continued austerity behind. reports. despite painful a steady three years and counting the irish capital of dublin is relatively bustling but the same can't be said for all other parts of the country carlos wants him to be our your sugar company that at the forefront of industry now stands empty this sound is only one hour away from dublin but niles apart in terms of the economy even if you just grab a surface a look around you'll see a lot of these boarded up houses or flop fronts or for sale signs a shadow of what this used to be this is the same true. for three hundred euros. fifty years. while the government heralded arlen's exit from its international bailout as a success many find little to celebrate with others having long moved on in search of greener pastures people with skills people with jobs and i live in the country we thought that we put behind us the black plague effectively immigration out of the country and now it is back growin

but on the clearing out here in the british isles as well as friends andy and variant that is left of the chancel are going to be added to the side lines in a ten degrees higher instance that seven degrees in the double digits in madrid and has been like in the eastern half though really good winter like that minus four we are high in moscow when the snow in our text. i maneuvered to the eastern continent on these ferries to nowhere. i think the main topic here in time now won't be this mom it's still on the very hazardous level and thanks to shanghai beijing. so the king actually really thick smog across the area of high pressure system is the dominant passing overhead and when we want the precipitation that natalie getting any and all the sour islam in the drink here in the south east by its remaining devoid from precipitation of constant anything anywhere where we seen this theory is the husband gets up on conditions. not only in scaring the spectacular views in shanghai but also some very unhealthy levels. we advise you to strike a stained or is as much as possible. where is the v

expected when state and especially going into thursday across the northern portions of the british isles the scandinavian pants but not really going to be the big topic later on this week about what you will weather. this except for pets i i i i i. i do. the time check to see shows and is due in washington have made a big announcement they've decided on the name of a giant panda cub. the news drew a warm response from the first ladies of the united states and china savannah was born in august and smithsonian national zoo to a mother on loan from china internet users chose the name in our online survey officials held a ceremony for the announcement. they decided to call the cob and i'll bow. meeting treasure in chinese us first lady michelle obama and chinese first lady paying the ones sent their congratulations on a video. we are thrilled to welcome this will come. a couple who exemplifies both the common bond between our nations and a bright future of this magnificent species came in to mop up all i want to pull a bill that could mean only am i gaining steam chemical montana. i guess ne

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there are basic services to be near the end to ocean isle where the menu occupation. and you know basic services. after about thirty minutes with more news but before that at some point to look into the role of hamas the peace process with israel. ross park. i them just an edge to foreign leaders account to your location or the triple j showed up the anti eu protests and bulgaria greece are hungry to urge people to leave the eu would join the population customs union of these debates to me would be artfire scream that this is part of an attempt to use a democracy that steal the country's away some sort of imperialist agenda. they know what that might be right about that but the weird thing is that for some reason the mainstream media isn't talked about foreign politicians speaking to and or possibly agitating protesters in ukraine like speaker of the lithuanian parliament florida version uni at an eu vice president gets a foot to see a and former polish pm purest love kaczynski the european union preston was just fine for their politicians to go to foreign countries a

isles reportedly continued in secrecy until the my nine hundred sixty s. run do you mean. we knew every or for every fortnight aircraft flew in with a nuclear flask. which we unloaded onto a lorry and it was taken away by the scientists who did what they were doing with what he termed fifty illnesses he believes were caused by his exposure to radiation that malinga started manifesting i started off with i had tb i then started having degeneration of my spine my daughter has got a pancreatic condition which can only be of traced back to genetic source so i have the question in my mind. was it many was it because i was there and many others are asking the same questions even before world war two radiation was a hazard. measuring it in a meaningful way very very difficult indeed nevertheless there is undoubtedly i think contrition among the british authorities not to own up to any responsibility these people were experimented on quite honestly i was disgraceful how those soldiers were created and they've long been asking the government for recognition and compensation their s