still, very chilly in much of mongolia. however, towards the northeast rather than snow but some fairly gusty conditions with that small low moving through as well. into north america. things are very split. we have this large system coming out of the west. south of it is going to be pretty warm. in fact, temperatures up above average, but to the north of it quite a different story. a snow will be moving in towards the northern plains, maybe as much as 10 centimeters for north dakota. also we see nasty storms coming out of that system as well through the central plains. out towards the northeast things are generally clearer. however, there is just this slow-moving system continuing to plow through the northeast, and you will still get wintry precipitation from that in new england and maybe even as much as half a meter of fresh snow for eastern parts of quebec. here are the temperatures then. you can see that split, the greens and blues towards the northern half of the continent. we see lots of orange and yellow indicating m

they are still under the influence of very cool air and 4 degrees for the high and much of western mongolia is feeling that chill. let's head to north america. you will see that bet weather through bc and showers starting to spread and you will see pop up thunderstorms in the intermountain west due to the instability of the air. getting a lot of warmth up to the four corners and denver up to 30 degrees for the high. not much going on in the center of the u.s. or mexico, however that slow-moving storm system is impacting the northeast. over your overnight hours from virginia and west virginia through western parts of new york state, you are still going to be seeing heavy snow that will continue through southeastern parts of ontario as well. 30 centimeters possible. further towards the east will be warmer. you will see a mix of rain and snow and heavy rain for the canadian maritimes. not too much of an improvement. 7 degrees for the high at 16. out in denver, 30 degrees for the high. we will see a lot of heat in mexico through arizona and southern california. into europe, this is where the mo

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there will be showers moving from mongolia to northeastern china. and a front will keep things unstable and wet. pretty stormy as well for you on the coast. things are starting to get a bit more active across indochina as well. rather than any heavy rain or large systems here, it's a very, very hot period at the moment. and we'll see lots of pop-up thunderstorms. that's accounting for most of this. bangkok today looking for 39 degrees. another scorching day. and many cities are experiencing temperatures past the 40 degree mark. extreme hot to the south. 28 degrees in hong kong. we're seeing the warm spread up to beijing. 24 degrees. however, things are dipping back down just above the freezing point for our high today. 2 degrees. as we head out into north america, we have some severe weather erupting just south of the great lakes through the midwest during your overnight hours wednesday into thursday. so this is where it's going to be around this low. and you can expect strong winds with this as well as large hail and the potential for tornadoes. no

much of western mongolia feeling that chill. north america, today, you're going to be seeing wet weather through b.c. again, showers starting to spread. you'll also be seeing popup thunderstorms in the intermountain west. just due to the instability of the air. getting a lot of warmth spreading up through the four corners. denver getting up to 30 degrees for the high today. not much going on in the center of the u.s. or down through much of mexico. however, that slow-moving storm system is impacting the northeast right now. over your overnight hours, still from virginia, west virginia, i should say, up through western parts of new york state, you're still going to be seeing heavy snow. that snow will continue up through southeastern parts of ontario as well. maybe another 30 centimeters of snow possible. further toward the east of that system, though, it's going to be a little bit warmer. you'll be seeing a mix of rain and snow in new england and some heavy rain for the canadian maritimes. here are your temperatures. not too muc

out towards the north here in mongolia, however, we have a developing low that will be moving across the country. that surge is a lot of cold air so that reflects in the temperatures and precipitation will be mixed precipitation, wintry here in ulan batur. 12 for wednesday but dropping down to just 5 for thursday, keeping it warm in beijing at 25 with lots of sunny spells as well as seoul at 22 and tokyo at 18 degrees for wednesday. heading over to the americas. well, we did see destructive damages over the weekend from that storm system. that will be finally moving off shore. it is now heading towards canadian maritimes bringing mixed precipitation. that will be tapering off. the cold front that is stretching all the way down toward the gulf states, this is where we may find severe activity yet to talk about on tuesday. now, we're talking about tornadic activity still not yet to be ruled out. and hail as well as damaging gusts and also lightning. that could be severe. thunderstorm activity in south carolina as well as georgia, warm air surges from the south and then the cold air her

to the north there's a olympic come low pressure from mongolia. this one will intensify, and so some heavy showers and it will be gusty, too. down towards the south we see clearing and however things will intensify into saturday. parts of gadong province prps yourself for rain and it will be ongoing into the weekend, becoming quite widesead as well. as for indochina, we see spots of heavier rain here tooshgs, too. you can see the oranges extending into northern myanmar and bangkok at 39 degrees for the high on friday and, in fact many cities across thailand are posting temperatures exceeding the 40 degree mark. into north america, we have a storm out of the west. it's spilling into the southeast and bringing with it widespread rain, mountain snow as well as some severe weather. the wors of th storm today are going to be found here across the northern into the central plains. tornadoes not out of the question. you'll probably see large hail with that as well. now, out towards the northeast, things are still pretty fairly wintry today. a mix of snow

korean peninsula and up towards the north, a low pressure system, which is bringing a wintry mix into mongolia, starting to move into northeastern china. actually, some hail had been reported in and around the beijing area. we have been hearing reports of some flight cancellations in beijing international airport. down towards the south, unstable weather is continuing in southeast china. it's been raining over the past several days but an additional 100 millimeters is still on the cards, so the risks of flooding and land slides are getting more. but finally sunny weather will come back on your sunday. down towards the endochina peninsula, seasonal thunderstorms have developed but some locations may be seeing highs of about 40 degrees. moving over to the americas. a slow-moving low pressure system is still bringing unsettled conditions to the eastern section of the deep south. and up towards the north, a large low pressure system is moving into the great lakes region, bringing thunderstorms and more active weather will be hitting areas across oklahoma into iowa on your thursday. and out towards

talking about the korean peninsula, northeastern china, as well as mongolia, high pressure will be dominating, cresting overhead. and calm and mild weather will be there for the next couple of days. but isolated thunderstorms and heavy showers will be just hugging this coastal line in southeastern china as well as hong kong. and this is going to be likely to continue. we already have reports of 55 mi millimeters in guangzhou province. that is going to fuactually unfortunately continue on, as much as 50 to 100 millimeters. inland china will see snow make an appearance. in the indochina peninsula, summer thunderstorms are passing through. the humid air is really enhanced over here. especially northern thailand already has seen 129 millimeters in the past 24 hours. this is likely to continue for the next several days. bangkok, 32 degrees temperaturewise. we're looking at shanghai, 22. taipei, 22. as well as in hong kong. ulan batur, 16 degrees, that's actually going to be warmer than what we see here in tokyo at 15 degrees on our friday. all right, let's head over to the americas. all eyes on ge

over to the north we have a winter storm moving through mongolia. that is going to be surging a lot of cold air in the wake of the system, dropping those temperatures down to 3 for the high. we saw high teens for wednesday's high. so that's a very bumpy ride up there. keeping us warm here in beijing at 23, as well as chongching. and in tokyo, 15 degrees. a little chillier than yesterday. or today, i should say. heading over to the americas now, we have a system that is a weakening front moving across, and snow accumulation over the higher grounds. nothing too significant, though we may see a few thunderstorm activity moving across the great lake regions, and then towards quebec. a few thunderstorms across the mid-atlantic coastal areas could get strong. we cannot rule out hail and chances of stronger thunderstorms that could be accompanied with damaging gusts as well. the normal territory weather is returning here in northeastern section of the united states. toronto looking at 9. 19 in new york. and you'll see lots of sunny spells here in los angel

up towards the north, there's a low pressure system spreading a wintry mix across mongolia and as theemperatures move through, temperatures will drop significantly on your thursday. down towards the south, wet picture again across southeastern china. it's been dealing with heavy rain. but an additional 100 millimeters is expected. mainly in gong dong province. the ground is already very well saturated so any additional rain is not good news here. now moving over to the americas. things are getting much calmer and dry across much of the northeastern states and eastern canada. however, it's a different story for the southeastern corner of the u.s. this slow-moving low pressure system is still producing thunderstorms and heavy rain across the eastern half of the deep south and the stormy conditions will likely continue all day wednesday. up towards the north, there's a low pressure system producing a wintry mix in the northern plains. that will be moving into the great lakes region and spreading very heavy snow on your wednesday. up to 20 centimeters of snow is expected in ontario. and b

so looking very clear in much of china, mongolia and the korean peninsula should be looking at dry and calmer weather. taking a look at your temperatures here in tokyo, we're looking at 17 degrees. seoul dipping down to 5 degrees. look at shanghai and chongqing, reaching in the mid-20s in chongqing, 25. shanghai, even 21 degrees. so do enjoy your spring weather there in china. all right, taking a look at the americas. it is a wet start to this spring season here in the pacific northwest. we already have reports of 359 millimeters, just in the whole of march. the average -- normal average here is 189 millimeters, so most of these places are looking at double or even more rainfall accumulation already in the entire month of march. now, what's happening here in vancouver region, up in the north, is another winter storm coming here with the gusty conditions which could reach as much as 110 kilometers per hour and coastal heavy rain target in the similar areas. but as for oregon, where we had these accumulations, aforementioned areas, high pressure will be cresting overhead, so things will

out towards the west a low pressure system is moving into mongolia producing a wintry mix.nd down towards the south, yet again right across southeastern china. the rainy season but the precipitation amount is significant. an additional 100 millimeters is expected in the next 24 hours. the risk of flooding and landslides are raising even more. down towards southeast asia seasonal thundershowers developing in indochina and the melee pence-- malay peninsula. gusty winds and 25 in hong kong. seoul reaching the lower 20s and tokyo looking at a seasonal 19 degrees. now moving over to the americas the devastating storm which brought dozens of tornadoes are starting to move out of much of the eastern u.s. and canada. so things are starting to -- things are getti drier he but the exception is going to be the southeastern section of the u.s. although we are not seeing a threat of severe weather anymore. heavy rain and thunderstorms will continue all day wednesday across the eastern section of the deep south. up towards the north, a low pressure system producing a wintry mix will deve

up to the north, a low coming across from mongolia. it's been bringing snow here.ut as it heads into northeastern china, that precipitation will be rain. down toward the southeast, a stalled out front that's going to be keeping those thunderstorms and unstable conditions going. and lots of thunderstorms popping up across indochina as well. it's so hot here. bangkok at about 39 degrees forecast high for today. in fact, many cities reporting temperatures exceeding 40 degrees. so there are warnings and watches for summer thunderstorms posted across thailand. we'll head now into north america. somewhere else that is dealing with severe weather today. severe thunderstorms. the midwest in your overnight hours, it is going to be still pretty severe. we've got the potential for large hail as well as tornadoes. and some very strong gusts. however, this is going to be easing off as it heads toward the east. still some heavy rain to come into the mid-atlantic but gusty showers up towards the northeast and into eastern canada. then another area of severe storms will develop fr

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high pressure will be dominating much of the korean peninsula, northern china, mongolia and eastern china. but hanging on to this coastline, these are some showers that will be lingering across the area in and around hong kong, especially the land is very saturated, no additional rain is welcomed there. indochina peninsula, we'll see a bulk of very heavy rain moving across these areas. and summer thunderstorms are things to be watching out for the weekend. temperature, excuse me, let's skip the temperatures and move on to the americas. a few thunderstorms may be likely in the carolinas. but let's talk about georgia where the masters tournament is being held. as we speak, we already have seen some sunshine on friday with temperatures rehing 19 degrees. for saturday and for saturday and sunday, reaching up to 2 reaching up to 24, so what a nice golf weekend here in augusta, georgia. elsewhere here in the americas, and canada, all the way up towards saskatchewan, this is where snow could accumulate as much as 20 centimeters over the mountains. mixed precipit mixed precipitation in the north

they very easily can solve also the issue of the people, the autonomy, and also in mongolia, and the rest of china. i think as i was expressing, one point of the chinese people have every right to know the reality. once people know the reality, chinese people also have the ability to judge what is right, what is wrong. therefore, the censureship is -- >> if the censureship goes, and the reality comes out, there is more chance of a deal? >> certainly. hundred percent. >> let's take a short break. i'm going to come back and talk to you about america. i want you to tell the american people what you think of modern america. and how to keep america great. because you've seen america for six decades, seven decades now. i'm interested in your view. >>> i'm back here with the dalai lama. talk to me about america. what does america mean to you? >> of course, the biggest country, and i think a country, because of the democracy, the freedom, freedom of thought, freedom of speech, i think a lot of innovation, you see, in this country. and then as a human being, american more straightforward. ver

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the idea of limited government is foreign to her as mongolia. we established what the justices are doing as they write this opinion taking seriously what she didn't take seriously. >> the republican party cle clearleading for the free riders. we have no -- there's nothing that we can do to make sure people pay on the front end. people on the left who have been saying let's go with medicare for everyone. too much government. we said fine. we'll go with individual responsibility. you're an american you have to take responsibility for your individual health care, now that doesn't work. now we're going to go back to a system where right now. >> you believe that the supreme court is going to strike it down? >> no, i think they're asking tough questions because i think it's appropriate. what i don't understand, what does the republican party want here? >> if we can't have individual responsibility. we're going to have more individuals dying. >> the supreme court justices already have a first vote on friday. >> and while justice kennedy has in the past

deaths in mongolia. donna and liberia. those are all third-world countries. doesn't happen everywhere. in 2007 the president of france, they had so many riots. 600 cases of arson and 6 and did people arrested. so we are fortunate in the united states that we don't have violence around our presidential elections. lot of that is due to the behavior of the losers. they come out and say i'm disappointed but i accept the result. time for the country to unify around winner and move forward. winners can only government with the losers's consent. if you are on the losing end and say i refuse to recognize the legitimacy of the winner how can anything get done? you have gridlock, chaos and one of the reasons i wrote the book is one of the messages of the book is i do worry we getting to the point where there's so much polarization that we will lose this wonderful tradition. especially the last several presidents, george w. bush and obama. people are no longer trusted the legitimacy of the winner and that is a dangerous thing. we think we are strong democracy but we are

we have to do mongolia about stopping the speculation in the markets and also have to look at the rolereserve here because the feds look the other way. they were cops on the beat who looked the other way while prices in housing were going up. frankly their dollar policies have not really criticed to price stability in oil markets. this is another issue that really hasn't been getting much discussion. >> we'll discuss that. you're absolutely right about that. it has to do with it. a dollar premium in oil. senator kucinich, always nice to talk to you. thanks for having a hardy discussion with me on oil. senator kucinich from ohio. >>> still to come, china's economic growth is slowing down. should americans applaud or panic? what does it mean for the global economy, u.s. markets and your economy. coming up next. what we achieved. what we learned here. what we achieved. and what we pioneered here. all goes here. the one. the accord. smarter thinking from honda. (female announcer) most life insurance companies look at you and just see a policy. at aviva, we do things differently. we're brin

deaths in mongolia and liberia. those are all third world countries. doesn't happen everyone. in 2002 when nicolas sarkozy was elected president of france, they had so many riots, 80 policemen were injured. so we're fortunate in the united states we don't have violence around owl presidential elections and a lot of that is due to the behavior of the losers. they couple out and say, i'm disappointed but i accept the result. time for our country to unify and move forward, and they have to do that because winners can only govern with the loser's consent. if you're on the losing spend refuse to recognize the legitimacy of the winner how can anything get done? you have grid lock and choose and violence. one reason i wrote the book, too one of the messages of the book, i worry we're gifting to pint, there's some much for alreadyization we're going to lose this wonderful tradition. especially over the last several president ya, clinton, and george w. bush, and obama, people are questioning the legitimacy of the winner and that's a dangerous thing for this country. we think we're a st

we went to mongolia, the far east of russia. different places.xt half hour. first your local news. >> good morning. what a beautiful shot of camden yards for opening day. i am sarah caldwell. we will check on the morning commute. for that, we go to kim dacey and traffic pulse 11. >> we have a couple of things to talk about on the roads. crash just past fort mchenry told plaza is blocking the right lane. one thing to watch out for. approaching white marsh boulevard in the northeast corner, we have a crash, but that is moved off to the right shoulder. otherwise, looking good on the major roadways. 11 minutes on the outer loop in the northeast corner towards the 83's. very light volume, you can see that from our camera at old court road. switching over to a live view of 95 and 395, same story. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> all the sunshine out there, blue skies. 49% the humidity. north winds at what 7 miles per hour. small craft advisories out on the day today. 45 at the inner harbor. forecast today, a lot of sunshine. higher chance sou

richard i would suspect be investing in coal mines in mongolia. >> i do think another lesson from richardhich is an important lesson is, you know, invest with what you're familiar with. invest with what you're comfortable with. because the opportunities are in russia or china or india, he's not going to run there. 'll to the opportunities that he'll be looking for where there's disruption. but something that he could sort of, he feels comfortable with. he understood his capabilities. i used to say tennis and golf, he wanted to be in business with guys top two or three. they make all the money. everyone else, you know, sort of struggles along and that's what richard wanted to do. he wanted to get into business with great people and i think that was a lesson of how important people are to making businesses work. and i think richard sort of, you know -- >> i think the farthest international trip richard made from fort worth was new york. >> when you started with richard the private equity business was a private business. you didn't have these publicly trade entities. maybe you've talked with

there is actually a show with a computer bits a mongolia and against the historical union but even though they are fabulous warriors but they mean the power to influence the course of history. and absolutely no tribe has such a determinants effect on what happened in north america. the plains tribes were mounted. you could find them. they were agrarian. nomadic course found comanche's or shai man o' war arapahoe or the sioux indians were far harder to eradicate. that is a big military picture but the way the bookworks on the one hand you have a big picture of the rise and fall of the comanches which is interesting because of their great power. but the other side is the more intimate and small story of the parker family the little girl who is taken so the way my book is organized alternating chapter. big chapters than the parker family and eventually runs together. the organizing event is in 1836 this is where quanah parker was taken a small moment in has -- history that has historical significance. that was the same year texas one its independce. h of texly hbuilt and i don't know that th

we went to mongolia, the far east of russia. different places. quirkier stories.. we've got breaking news for you out of oakland. nbc bay area has learned the gun police believe was used to kill seven classmates has been located. we are told by the police chief howard jordan it was found near hagenburger in the same area police divers have been searching since earlier this week. investigators have been searching for the 45 caliber semiautomatic weapon since monday's mass shooting at oikos university. the suspect may have passed through the area before eventually surrendering in nearby alameda. he remains in the jail in solitary confinement. take a look at the morning commute with mike. >> very light, laura. it is friday, easter break for a lot of folks and good friday at some businesses off so we have only this section of 280 with a problem because of an earlier accident between saratoga and wolf road still affecting traffic there. no problems with the toll plaza. no metering lights slowing through oakland. take a look at the mild flowing past the coliseum. the no

we went to mongolia, the far east of russia. different places.f hour. first your local news. >>> good morning. it's 8:26 on this friday, april 6th. let's get to storm 4 meteorologist tom kierein with your good friday forecast. >> good morning. after a freezing cold start, temperatures are getting above freezing. now 43 at reagan national, but we did have near or below freezing temperatures west and north just an hour or so ago. now it's into the mid and upper 30s there. later today up around 60 with sunshine and a blustery wind gusting to around 30 miles an hour. tonight clear and cold, down near freezing tomorrow morning. tomorrow still a bit blustery, warmer sunday. warmer sunday. >>> wethanks.e i'll take the usual. got it. if you're open to choosing your own batter, mix-ins and toppings, come in today and build a stack you'll be proud of. only at denny's. >>> good morning. still seeing your eastbound lanes shut on route 7. this is at idlewood road. police will direct you onto idlewood road. here's a look at route 50 westbound at landover road.

. >> it could be mongolia, it doesn't matter. mr. murdoch, in relation to the united kingdom, particularly an election is coming up, how is this going to play out, this bid, if on the one hand you have cameron and on the other hand you have brown, surely that calculation must have been spelled out. >> the idea to bid for the shows we didn't already own, that wasn't part of it. there was a view later on when it was we might attempt to do this not becoming a political issue in the middle of an election but with respect to the likely or possible outcomes of the elections were. >> mr. murdoch, the merits examined on two levels. there's the legal analysis where you may be advised -- i'm going to ask you to comment on it. then there is the -- whatever the case is, we have to get it through because the opposition we might face. on the political stage, that sort of discussion must have taken place, mustn't it? >> it takes place with respect to what sort of regulatory scrutiny and a transaction is going to come under. and you make an assessme

there is actually a show with a computer bits a mongolia and against the historical union but even though they are fabulous warriors but they mean the power to influence the course of history. and absolutely no tribe has such a determinants effect on what happened in north america. the plains tribes were mounted. you could find them. they were agrarian. nomadic course found comanche's or shai man o' war arapahoe or the sioux indians were far harder to eradicate. that is a big military picture but the way the bookworks on the one hand you have a big picture of the rise and fall of the comanches which is interesting because of their great power. but the other side is the more intimate and small story of the parker family the little girl who is taken so the way my book is organized alternating chapter. big chapters than the parker family and eventually runs together. the organizing event is in 1836 this is where quanah parker was taken a small moment in has -- history that has historical significance. that was the same year texas one its independence. if the parker family had built a stockad