at the romanza gym in mexico city, another day of sparring is in for juan manuel marquez. the objective for the workout is to spotlight a skill that has been crucial for the fight er fighter over his two-decade career. >> marquez' previous two meetings with manny pacquiao came at lighter weights and with the upcoming bout fought at 144 pounds, the challenge is to bulk up while not sacrificing quickness. >> a knockdown in sparring may draw a buzz from the crowd, but his trainer is uninterested in such modest feats. >> at age 38, speed is supposed to be hard to come by. >>> multitasking can be a critical skill. manny was elected as a congressman in the philippines. and for his fight the following fall against antonio margarito, confusing the roles of legislator and boxing star proved to be demanding proposition. >> during the margarito camp, he was all over the place being a congressman to him. it was not a joke to him. he was not going to be manny pacquiao the boxer who became a congressman, he was going to be manny pacquiao, congressman. >> when i was elected congressman,

everyday he closes his day in solitude, inside a hyper barrack chamber. >> 1500 miles northwest of mexico cityood, california, once a city of big dreams and hard realities. and a few blocks west of the 101 freeway at the corner of santa monica and vine, the wild card gym is home to a full spectrum of all tinsel town has to offer. ♪ ♪ >> this is the start of week nine of manny pacquiao's training for the marquez bout. as absorbed as the athlete appears to be in workouts, he is not infallible from the occasional minor distraction. like today's ringside halloween tribute. >> i'm manny pacquiao today. >> occasionally, the establishment proprietor relaxes afterward in training happy to indulge for a meal and his greatest hits that play on the television. today, though, pacquiao is also lending support to a friend in distress. he will forgive boo boy fernandez. he is receiving his first tattoo. the image of the media is familiar. the image of the meteor is familiar. >> it is special because this is just a symbol for, you know were for a team. most of the people know that if you have this tattoo, you

still a priest, he surfaced four years later, assigned to this church in mexico city.quin mendes remembers him vividly. >> translator: i met him being an altar boy. he became a close friend of my family. honestly his presence made me feel uncomfortable. his breath smelled really bad. it was a disgusting smell. even now i feel the scars of those memories. >> reporter: joaquin was 13 years old when he says aguilar caused him into his bedroom at the church. >> translator: so he said come on in, let me show you some music tapes i made. so i go in and he forced me to pull down my pants. he raped me. i got away from him however i could. he threatened me not to say anything to my family because if i did, he was going to do the same thing to my brother. >> reporter: but joaquin found the courage to come forward. he told his parents and they went to the police. >> translator: they never arrested him but that's the law in mexico. the investigation continued while he was free. >> reporter: aguilar left mexico city in 1995. over the next ten years he continued working as a priest

but mexico city's villarreal plaza offers a home for pre-eminence. today the newest member of the walk of fame is being inducted and it is an honor he is proud to embrace. he does not take his popularity for granted. by contrast, he views it as a responsibility. and he connects with as many fans as he can before being escorted to the vehicle conspicuously waiting on the plaza. it is time to go back to work. and at the gym today, there will be no boxing in the ring. only a series of exercise trails that each pinpoint the most specific of strength and objectives. 1500 miles northwest of mexico city, hollywood, california, is that once a city of big brains with hard realities. a few blocks west about 101 at the corner santa monica and buying, the wild card gm is home to wait all spectrum of all tinseltown has to offer. at the start of week nine of his ten-week training camp, his case remains unrelenting. while a few doors down in his merchandise and tattoo shop, the fighters' team often spends their time after work out together. on this day, some are in

assigned to this church in mexico city.oaquin mendez remembers him vividly. >> translator: i met him being an altar boy. he became a close friend of my family. honestly, his presence made me feel uncomfortable. his breath smelled really bad. it was a disgusting smell. even now, i feel the scars of those memories. >> reporter: joaquin was 13 years old when he says aguilar called him into his bedroom at the church. >> translator: so he said, come on in. let me show you some music tapes i made. so i go in, and he forced me to pull down my pants. he raped me. i got away from him however i could. he threatened me not to say anything to my family because if i did, he was going to do the same thing to my brother. >> reporter: joaquin found the courage to come forward. he told his parents, and they went to the police. >> translator: they never arrested him. but that's the law in mexico. the investigation continued while he was free. >> reporter: aguilar left mexico city in 1995. over the next ten years, he continued working as a pr

a predecessor died when his small plane crashed in mexico city three years ago. peter bose, bbc news, los angeles. >> you're watching bbc news. still to come, here's hoping for a presidential comeback. the strong man following vladimir putin is exactly russia wants? >> he was once the richest man in ireland but sean quinn has been depee claired bankrupt. the businessman once said to be worth nearly 5 billion euros got into trouble when he invested heavily in the anglo irish bank. it later collapsed and his shares became worthless. from belfast, kevin mcgee reports. >> 63-year-old sean quinn is one of ireland's best known self-made millionaires whose fortunes have marred irish economy going from boom to bust. his problems can be placed back to the crash of the dublin-based anglo bank whose headquarters lie unfinished, he bet on the bank's share price and lost hundreds of millions of euro as a result. this led to the demise of the quinn empire. he lost control of quinn insurance and various manufacturing companies in april. today at the high court in belfast, he vo

trails that each pinpoint the most specific of strength and objectives. 1500 miles northwest of mexico city, hollywood, california, is that once a city of big brains with hard realities. a few blocks west about 101 at the corner santa monica and buying, the wild card gm is home to wait all spectrum of all tinseltown has to offer. at the start of week nine of his ten-week training camp, his case remains unrelenting. while a few doors down in his merchandise and tattoo shop, the fighters' team often spends their time after work out together. on this day, some are in better states of mind than others. last night you will forgive him, he is receiving his first tattoo. the image of the me your is familiar. it holds testicular significance for this company of men. >> it is special because this is a symbol for our team. most of the people in the philippines know if you have this, you are part of the team. >> fernandez is one of the last members of the entourage to have the signature image engraved on his forearm. even though his friendship with the boxer dates back to the very beginning. when impo

i'm in mexico city for a conference. he said in mexico we don't have journalists who look like you. only mexico would say something to one of their children. but it's true, there's this vocabulary. it's just not sufficient to the reality you're describing here. speaking of, i think the africa section of this book -- that's what i will remember. but the indian, there are these legends come you don't repeat and i'm not sure it's true now, how do you know indians and 4092 seeing columbus on the horizon, these ships, they come to the edge of the water to wait for columbus. i've always thought in the indian there is this absorbency in the presence of a foreign, almost asian in that way. that it meets the aggression of the european activist with this capacity to take the european in. the most interesting character in literature, inc. in character wants to swallow this book. and wants to devour charles mann. and he will eat it. there's that sense, i come to los angeles and i look around, and everyone says this is the greatest latin city in america. and i think to myself, is that true, or a

i'm from mexico city and i write about mexican stuff. i fear i would write a book to deal with that and get it out of the way. this is part of this project. my main character is alexander. [inaudible] don't take it personal. my aim, i guess is to at the end of my novel that [inaudible] good mexican novelists. alexander looked at the mirror and saw a mexican stairing back at him. the bad mexican had paid alexander a visit much the conversation from last night's party brought him back in full force. why did he always have to open his big mouth. why tell people that don't care that he hated and despised? he actually might like the [inaudible] hated me english and spanish he could not understand how someone could say he was mexican having been born in the usa. he doesn't like going to mexican places. he does not like to discuss beer and shots of tequilla. he never listened to spanish radio stations. no more mexicans. who did not have a problem being objective with a mexican. [inaudible]. i should try to do something about this he thought thi

. >> of the minister's helicopter came down in the hills to the south of mexico city. he was traveling to a meeting with another -- a number of senior officials. because of the crash is not known. the mexican president says that the evidence suggests it is an accident. >> of the helicopter was always cut away and the hangar for presidential staff which is maintained with a record and the pilots have sufficient expertise to deal with a cloudy conditions at the time which suggested the probability of an accident. >> and interior minister responsible for national security, often too violent areas in cities ravaged by the drug wars. there was a leading role in the ongoing battle with the drug cartels. he was known as a hard-liner, determined to end the trafficking in drugs that claimed 45,000 lives over the past five years. he is the second mexican interior minister in the government to be killed in an aviation accident. his predecessor died when his small plane crashed in mexico city three years ago. >> 38 people have been injured in peru as police clashed with anti-minin

♪ >> this is break dancing happening in mexico city. pretty cool, right?yeah. >> it's something you almost never see coming out of mexico city. so these guys are dancing to similar break dancing moves to boys we see here like the body glide or power move. i want you to help me name this one, though. ♪ >> what the? >> that's like the human tarantula, two-man tarantula. >> they were doing so well and then -- >> it almost looked like they were going to do that with the bro plank. >> the bro plank? >> this is a bro spank. >> oh, man. >> oh. that one got me. that one got me. i'm impressed with is that normally the break dancers bring out their linoleum so they can spin around and not got all abraided and stuff. >> they are spinning on pavement. >> let's go from mexico city to amsterdam to see another type of dance. >> you put your left leg out. you put your left leg in. in, out, in, out, and you shake it all about. you do the hokie pokey and you turn the world around. what's it all about? >> this is creeping me out. >> this is really creepy. >> like a kid's son

. >> 15 miles northwest of mexico ocity, hollywood, california, is a city of big dreams and hard realities. at the corner of santa monica and vine, the wild card gym is home to a full spectrum of all tinsel town has to offer. this is the start of week nine of training camp for the marquez balt. as absorbed he seems to be, he is not infallible from the occasional minor distraction like today's halloween tribute. >> a few doors down from the gym is the manny pacquiao tattoo shop. happy to indulge in a post workout meal and screen the compilelation of his greatest hits that play on the television. today, though, pacquiao is also at the shop to lend support oto a friend in distress. he is receiving his first tattoo. the image is familiar and hold os particular significance for this company of men. >> it is special because this is a symbol for our team. most of the people know that if you have this, that you're team pacqui pacquiao. >> ferner fern dez is one of the last members of the team to have the symbol engraved on his forearm even though his team work with pacquiao goes far back. >> he is

i'm a writer, i'm in mexico city for a k. he said, you know, munching on his salmon, he said in mexico we don't have journalists who look like you. only in mexico -- [laughter] >> yeah. >> but it's true that there is this vocabulary that it's just not sufficient to the reality that you're describing here. >> right. >> speaking of -- i think the african sections of this book are just dazzling, and that's what i will remember most from the book. but the indian, um, there are these legends. you don't repeat it, and i'm not even sure that it's true now. indian n1492, seeing columbus on the horizon, these ships. they come to the edge of the water to wait for columbus. i've always thought in the indian there is this absorbency of, in the presence of the foreign, almost asian in that way. and that it meets the aggression of the european activist with this capacity to take the european in. the most interesting character in literature, indian character is call per who wants to swallow this book. [laughter] and wants to devour charles m

the mob gathered today in the main plaza of mexico city in an attempt to break a guinness world recordks like they did it if they're 10,000 zombies are confirmed. >> that's a good effort. a bay area cooking icon. may soon be opening up shop in san francisco, plus his favorite restaurants already here. >> alan: these turkeys avoided the thanksgiving tables. now they're hitting the streets. >> this is really funny. leighi'm leigh glaser. the fog is starting to form. we have advisories to pass along to you, and plus we'll take a look city sunday forecast anything else, hon? hon? do you call everyone hon? no. i'm sweetie. precious. sugar britches. whoever you are, get a whole dinner and a drink for just $8 with the $2, $4, $6, $8 value menu. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >> chef mikal stopped by and told us his favorite places to eat here in san francisco. >> there's a rumor your scouting, maybe looking for space in san francisco for a restaurant. >> i am. it is -- i was seen in my foster grants lurking around the financial district, and in our world you can't do that of

toll-free number now. >>> once again breaking news we are following, a helicopter crash just outside mexico cityeast nine people. we've also confirmed that one of those people killed, mexico's interior minister, the man you are seeing on your screen, jose francisco blake mora. he was on-board. nine altogether killed, including the interior minister. we are working more on what may have caused the crash. but two other ministry officials on that helicopter as well but the interior minister along with at least eight others killed in a helicopter crash right outside of mexico city. we'll keep an eye on that as we continue to go globe trekking now. >>> president obama heading home to honolulu tonight for the apec summit. u.s. is hosting the meeting of the 21-nation asia pacific economic cooperation. treasury secretary timny geithner already there promoting the president's push to create new jobs at home. apec countries account for 55% of the world's gross domestic product and 43% of world trade. >>> also the death toll rising in the 5.6 earthquake that shook eastern turkey wednesday night. 22 people

and we're in the low 20s for houston as well as mexico city. out to the east 16 in new york city and another warm day in d.c. at 19. all right, as we head now into europe. this is the big storm that's really going to be dominating the northern third of the continent. looking at some storm-force winds. it's going to be super stormy, actually, for scotland, particularly. and up in the mountains we'll be seeing some snow as well. much of the rest of the precipitation will be rain. snow also for north western portions of norway. you can see that wind really now making its way down across northern poland as well as germany and into western russia here. now, below that things are looking much more settled and clear. a weakening system just to the south of italy is going to continue just to dissipate over the next 24 hours or so. here are your temperatures. out to the east 1 in moscow. 4 in kiev as well as warsaw. and 14 in athens. upper teens in rome as well as lisbon with 10 in paris and 12 in london. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's our bro

and low 20s and mexico city out to the east. 16 in new york city and another warm day in d.c. at 19. all right, as we head now into europe, this is the big storm that's really going to be dominating the northern third of the continent. storm-force winds, super stormy for scotland and in the mountains snow as well. much of the rest of the precipitation will be rain. snow for the northwestern portions of norway. you can see the winds making its way down across northern poland as well as germany and into western russia here. now, below that things are looking much more settled and clear. a weakening system just to the south of italy is going to continue just to dissipate over the next 24 hours or so. here are your temperatures. outside to the east, just 1 in moscow. 4 in kiev as well as warsaw. in berlin. 14 in athens. and 10 in paris and 12 in london. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

the mob gathered today in the main plaza of mexico city in an attempt to break a guinness world recorded it. our little boy, we'd love to give him a city experience. i have kids from 27 to 6. a wonderful time to get -- never had a restaurant in san francisco. so the question is kind of like every artist wanting to good to broadway. san franciscos my broadway. going up against some city chefs. >> do you know what kind of restaurant? >> what kind? 4 or 5,000 feet, south of market. friends over there. >> okay. you're here in the city. you love the city. what places do you like to go? maybe like off the radar. >> off the radar? they aren't off the radar for long. mission chinese? >> i heard that. >> at it like chinese place unbelievable ingredients and hip dudes. >> i heard very spicey. >> something, something general store. >> right are. right. i can't remember. >> that's horrible. i love it. charles is a good friend. laconda. >> that's right around the corner. >> very nice. >> we had a photographer here took a lot of photos of celebrity chefs, and i got to thinking michael, somebody came

. >>> mexico city is hoping to cut out some competition. 1,162 hair dressers came together to try and set the guinness world record for the most people cutting hair simultaneously. the goal was to get over 1,000 stylists out for what they hope is also a good training employer size. the snipping lasted just 17 minutes and still has to be certified by guinness officials. >>> shoppers in china are bringing italian luxury a little closer to home. called little italy, this new shopping center is an homage to italian inspired architecture. the plaza holds almost 200 luxury brand stories and replicas of landmarks such as coliseum offering wine and venetian canal. developers say it feeds locals' need for the good life. >>> well, let's hope the staff at one parking lot in china has mastered the game of tetris before applying. more than 70 cars are parked bumper to bumper in the tiny lot designed for only 50 vehicles. clearly, they have learned to make the most out of the small space. parking attend ants say they've just had one accident, just a scrape over the past year, if you can believe it.

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when others were killed slammed into a mountainside south of mexico city. the mexican president said the tribute to him keep up the fight against the drug cartels. >>> mixed reaction in rome as premier silvio berlusconi emerged from moments after resigning from office. berlusconi'sers, r the difficult era. >>> new york city police are suspected hate crime. brooklyn residents were awoken to find several cars and often flames. somebody had spray-painted "kkk" anti-semitic slogans on the sidewalk. >>> a disturbing report for was taken metro bus or train. study shows metro employees overworked and exhausted. they warn that fatigue could accidents and mistakes. researchers examined schedules over five months before drawing conclusions. met employee studied all had for jobs. >>> there will be some metro stations closed tomorrow as they repairs on the green line. waterfront, navy yard, and congress heights will be affected. the station should reopen monday morning. line, shady grove and closed -- havebe since thursday night reopen atpected to 7:00 tomorrow. >>> th

my oldest son, jason, flying down to mexico city to bring him moment >> okay, nick valencia, let me bring you into this, to our national desk editor, take me back, remind me, when did had this happen and what exactly happened? >> this all unraveled some time friday night as you have seen from that surveillance video from the mexican police. 27-year-old flight aten accident nick aaronson go across the street from this bar, a very nice, affluent area of mexico city, bars, hotels, apartment complexes, cross to the crew hotel this hit had within this alleged incident happened it is very interesting, this suspect has a very different story. he was presented in front of the media on monday. >> what did he say? >> he told prosecutors and told the media that it was a revenge attack, that he killed nick aaronson, didn't kill, he denied the killing, attacked nick aaronson because he, aaronson, slept with one of his friend, raped one of his friends and passed on a disease. he maintains his innocence saying it was a 15-year-old from phoenix, arizona, responsible and cull panel for this crime. >> why

mexico. all right, temperaturewise, 12 in toronto, 18 in new york city.h 19 in d.c. 23 for you in atlanta. another hot day in miami as well as in houston. 25 in mexico city, and zero, freezing point in winnipeg. and that's your high. and that's tuesday's temperatures for you there. a pair of 8s in vancouver as well as in seattle. let's now go into europe. where high pressure is still dominating the couldn't nent. we're starting to see some showers moving in towards southern portions of france. still we're seeing the front just dropping into northern portugal, northern spain there as well. and it will be bringing moisture up into parts of ireland as we head on into wednesday. but staying dry across much of scandinavia and even down into the east this is just a weak front that's pushing snow down in towards the areas just north of the black sea. unfortunately, this lingering low in the southeast is still going to just continue to produce moisture and therefore snow for much of eastern turkey. temperatures are going to be shaping up like this on your wednesd

blake mora was headed to a meeting of judicial leaders when the helicopter went down in southern mexico cityilling everyone on board. he was the country's top official after the president and was a key figure in overseeing the battle against drug cartels. no word on what caused the crash. >>> penn state university says that the assistant coach who reported seeing the child sex abuse on campus received multiple threats and will not be at tomorrow's game. receivers coach mcmcqueary testified in the grand jury investigation that led to child sex abuse charges against former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky. the scandal led to the firing of head coach joe paterno and the university president because many feel they did not do enough to turn sandusky in to authorities. police are warning students not to disrupt tomorrow's game against nebraska. >>> meanwhile, there are reports that joe paterno has contact add prominent washington, d.c. criminal defense lawyer. according to the grand jury report, he was informed about one of sandusky's alleged abuses in 2002. paterno has not been charged with a

weekend. 8 in seattle, 7 in vancouver, 12 in denver. 17 for oklahoma city and 11 in chicago. 28 in mexico cityas well as in miami. nice and warm to the south. 17 in atlanta, and 12 in new york city. all right. let's go to europe now. we've been talking about some very heavy rain in parts of northwestern italy. milan picking up more than 230 millimeters in the last 24 hours. this is going to be ongoing. the southwest is not looking good as we head into the weekend. the british isles clearing on up. a few showers in scandinavia, too. and let's look at what's going to be happening along northern spain, coming into southern france. then into northern italy, switzerland as well. picking up almost 200 millimeters of rain, maybe even more than that in some places over the next three days. so into sunday, so landslides and flooding, flash flooding are going to be very high concern. temperatures, meanwhile, are looking pretty moderate here. but moscow is getting down to just 1 degree for the high. so you'll need to wrap up there. here's your extended forecast. >>> before we leave you, our top stories o

eight people have died in the helicopter crash in mexico city among the dead is mexico's interior minister francisco blake mora who was responsible for the government's war against drug cartels his deputy and a government spokesman were also killed in the crash of the president believes that on says more weather conditions may be to blame. thousands of people have been injured in a city in southern peru when a nine day long strike against mining in the region turned violent the city was left without electricity when its power station was set on fire by protesters more than eighteen thousand demonstrators are demanding that authorities declare the region as a mining free area saying that the activity pollutes rivers something the government strongly denies its. two people have been wounded after stepping on a land mine planted by syrian troops on the northern border with lebanon syrian authorities say it was mine to prevent illegal shipments of arms ammunition and military supplies which increased over the last few months meanwhile russia is calling on the syrian opposition to stop aligning

john carlos has written about his life and that moment in mexico city.tle while ago. >> to think, irregardless of what part of the world you were in, to resurrect your conscience and have a concern not just for yourself, but for your fellow man as well, to try and make this a better, more cohesive society for all individuals to have an opportunity to succeed in life. i would hate to think just based on an individual's color, he cannot achieve the goals that god might have set forth for him in their lives. >> john carlos is also active in the occupy wall street movement that has taken hold in new york and around the country. >> when i became >> when i became involved in this fight that we have for equality for everyone, there were individuals long before john carlos, dr. king, rosa parks, gandhi, many individuals, john brown, many individuals felt that we need to do something to change this society to make society wake up and be responsible for itself to try to cure the ills that we have. we thought that 1968 was an excellent opportunity for us to make a

highs on tuesday look like this. 14 in denver. 21 in l.a.. 27 degrees for houston and mexico city expecting 25 degrees and miami, too, hits 27 degrees. lastly, a look at europe here. largely settled. a little bit of light precipitation here in the east. and then little bit more active weather looking towards the mediterranean. we have still a low in place that continues to bring in winds, as well as locally heavy downpours and showers are possible. all of that moisture heading to italy and then the balkan peninsula. out west, too, the ibarian peninsula picking up showers and london area, still talking about heavy fog looking to redevelop again tonight. as for highs on too us 14 in paris and the same for london. it's called in vienna at 0 degrees again. all right. that's a look at the weather conditions for now. here's your three-day outlook. >>> our lead story this hour, prosecutors in tokyo are expected to launch a criminal investigation on tuesday into the former chairman of daio paper. they say mototaka ikawa took out personal loans from daio subsidiaries adding up to more than $110 mill

it helps if you have wynnfield scott occupying -- winfield scott occupying mexico city nearby.but he did this after he was fired by james k. polk who thought he had become a whig and a friend of whitfield scott. he did it as a private citizen. but it was such a great treaty that they ratified it anyway. he lived the rest of his life in poverty and obscurity. i found him a truly fascinating man. >> it says everything about the eerd. and the senate of the time, you think our politicians are bad today, boy, back in the day they almost didn't ratify the treaty because they didn't think they needed to pay $15 million to anybody for that territory because they had stole it fair and square. if you have any questions, why don't you come up and line up now. i'll ask mr. morgan a final question about polk is the grand schemer. he really is remarkable the way he sort of tricked people into, um, into war. >> i call him a poker or player. he really knew how to bluff his way in the world. >> after questions we will, we will exit immediately, and we will be down in the book-signing tent where

the president of mexico says the helicopter was flying in fog when it went down south of mexico city.o on board, under secretary for human rights and a cabinet press secretary. he is the second minister to be killed in an aircraft in three years. >>> >> a top leader made a surprise visit to the market to investigate allegations of abuse of working conditions. they call it political grandstanding. >> reporter: unannounced today on east julian street cortezi came to talk about employees about working conditions. >> there have been allegations that there are working condition abuses going on here at these stores. >> reporter: the complaints were made public when four employees put on a hunger strike for the unjust firing of 300 workers throughout the chain. local labor groups accused them of punishing people who complained about working conditions and tried to organize a union. today they said the lay off was strikely an economic decision. >> the ufcw has taken this opportunity to use anying they can to exploit these unfortunate reductions in the past. >> reporter: he is as he came unann

city, with 14 in d.c. 13 in chicago, 19 in oklahoma city and a warm 24 in houston, texas. 24 in mexico city with 17 degrees for you in l.a. into europe we go, what can i say? you'll see when we look at the front lines here, what kind of system we're dealing with up in the northwest. this is going to be bringing some very strong winds across the british isles, also iceland being impacted with this system. norway, too. you can see the front just dangling across the british isles right now. significant amounts of rain. but it's going to be these gale-force winds, which will be bringing the biggest impact. that's just going to be moving across into the scandinavian peninsula over the next 24 hours. so especially towards the north, you're going to be feeling those winds gusting more than 90 kilometers per hour. the rest of the continent looking pretty good. we still have a lingering storm system. this is the one that brought the flooding rains across spain, across italy. well it's going to be weakening off into the next couple of days. but we still do have that system just lingering there in the

weekend. 8 in seattle, 7 in vancouver, 12 in denver. 17 for oklahoma city and 11 in chicago. 28 in mexico cityas well as in miami. nice and warm to the south. 17 in atlanta, and 12 in new york city. all right. let's go to europe now. we've been talking about some very heavy rain in parts of northwestern italy. milan picking up more than 230 millimeters in the last 24 hours. this is going to be ongoing. the southwest is not looking good as we head into the weekend. the british isles clearing on up. a few showers in scandinavia, too. and let's look at what's going to be happening along northern spain, coming into southern france. then into northern italy, switzerland as well. picking up almost 200 millimeters of rain, maybe even more than that in some places over the next three days. so into sunday, so landslides and flooding, flash flooding are going to be very high concern. temperatures, meanwhile, are looking pretty moderate here. but moscow is getting down to just 1 degree for the high. so you'll need to wrap up there. here's your extended forecast. >>> i'm james tengan in tokyo. for all of