it looks like it's going to move through the eastern new finland by early tuesday. winds could be very strong about 120 kilometers per hour. rainfall is going to be quite significant. we are anticipating an additional 100 to 150 millimeters of rain to fall in parts of the new finland as well as islands. we'll keep you posted on the situation. a high pressure system is keeping things dry the eastern half of the u.s. also dry in the north western corner but very windy. conditions are ideal for rapid fire growth. thun thunder showers are intensifying. flash flood warnings are out in many places. here is your temperatures on your tuesday. 31 in denver. jumping up to 29 in chicago. it will be warming up to 31 as we head into your wednesday. heat is still continuing in houston with a high of 33 degrees. here is your extended forecast. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." thanks very much for joining us. if you're thinking about adding a new deck, or replacing an old one, you might want to consider this - you could have a deck that's longer- lasting, bug- resista

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the tropical storm should make land fall in new finland. the system is racing forward and 40 miles per hour. a lot of the business side is to the north. really starting to see the better impacts there now. going forward, we are going to see the system break off to the north. it should weaken for the afternoon and into this evening. quick look to the south and west of the system, very quiet across the 95 corridor. southern portions of florida, better chances for showers. quiet through many of the eastern major cities. quiet toward chicago. you can see the action in the four corners. we'll see that spilling out to the north and east. denver, may see a chance for a thunderstorm late this afternoon. better chances tomorrow. behind this, we'll see chings in temperatures for billings. yesterday you were in the 90s. they are going to drop back. rainfall in fact next 48 hours. for today, coming in quiet across the area. here is a look at florida. this morning, coming in quiet with the front in place. likely, the daytime heating gets things going. w

you can see we have a stationary front from new finland down to florida where it's kicking up showerswe have another weak front through the great lakes. it's going to bring showers as well. beautiful weather in the pacific northwest. portland with a high of 80 degrees. 105 in albuquerque, new mexico. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm tom kierein. after we start out with the coolest morning in four months. now, we are finally climbing into the 50s. it's 61 at reagan national. later today, beautiful day. lots of sun and low humidity. highs reaching mid-70s mid afternoon. tonight, not as chilly as this morning, mid-50s. friday afternoon, near 80. not humid. lots of sun over the >>> all right. now it is time for today's take three where al, natalie and i give our take on stories that catch our attention. and sitting in to add her two cents is an avid blogger. we're huge fans of your book. >> hello, thank you. hi. >> but, hello. >> i can't get over the fifty shades of chicken. >> i'm alarmed. i'm alarmed. >> i

. >>> parts of new finland's coast are bracing for leslie to make landfall. the tropical storm will likely hit in the next few hours and could dump heavy rain for as long as 12 hours. the canadian hurricane center says that could lead to massive flooding and power outages. the storm is growing stronger as it nears the coast but will probably not reach hurricane status. >>> yeah definitely one at this point but it's racing north at about 40 miles per hour. >> wow. that's pretty fast. >> once they get kind of the northern latitudes they just take off and that will be part of the problem. that and the 70-mile-per-hour winds. >> they don't deal with that a lot although it's that region that typically deals with it if they do. >> right. around here gorgeous. >> yes it is but it's kind of weird how cold it is tucker i must be honest with you. >> oh allison. >> i'm thinking mild last year might be a hard winter this year. that's what i'm thinking. >> only september 11th. not going to worry about it. >> you're a meteorologist and weather guy. i'm a prognosticator. >>

american airlines flight 24 and a finnair flight from finland landed at jfk airport in new york and wereed and searched. authorities say an anonymous caller said there were explosives on board but nothing was found. the american flight left sfo at 7:30 this morning. >>> governor brown has signed a bill that attempts to balance a right to protest with the right to mourn in peace. the legislation is in response to protests at military funerals. military deaths are god's punishment -- the church says that military deaths are god's punishment. >>> the governor signed another bill that aims to prevent deaths from overdose. it shields those from overdose from charges. it also shields those who call for help. >>> back now to our continuing coverage of this first anniversary of the occupy movement. these are live pictures here from herman plaza in san francisco. 50 people are gathered at this hour listening to speeches. the occupy demonstrators said they wanted to return to the spot where they had a large encampment last year. they told our crew on the scene they haven't decided yet whether they

american airlines flight 24 and a finnair flight from finland landed at jfk airport in new york and weren isolated and searched. authorities say an anonymous caller said there were explosives on board but nothing was found. the american flight left sfo at 7:30 this morning. >>> governor brown has signed a bill that attempts to balance a right to protest with the right to mourn in peace. the legislation is in response to protests at military funerals. military deaths are god's punishment -- the church says that military deaths are god's punishment. >>> the governor signed another bill that aims to prevent deaths from overdose. it shields those from overdose from charges. it also shields those who call for help. >>> back now to our continuing coverage of this first anniversary of the occupy movement. these are live pictures here from herman plaza in san francisco. 50 people are gathered at this hour listening to speeches. the occupy demonstrators said they wanted to return to the spot where they had a large encampment last year. they told our crew on the scene they haven't decided yet whet

failing to phase european investors and there are some bad news coming from the euro zone this thursday the export oriented economy over finland dropped more than one percent in the second quarter that's because of weakening demand for the country's products from other eurozone members finland's economy is expected to shrink again in the third quarter and mcdonald's has decided to go vegetarian it will open up perf you know meat restaurants in india's religious spots next year the food chain has been on nearly to get decades of. trying to open up the restaurant. for nearly two decades in the country where about eighty percent of the population are hindu and hinduism of course considers cows a secret animals we'll bring you all the details later this hour for now that's all we have time for and you can find a lot more stories on our site keep that in mind are slash business to thank you very much we'll see you next hour all right or to just a moment when i see we've got the headlines and then it's going to be our exclusive all to the interview with the russian president vladimir putin. to. download the official application to s

scary european investors but there there are actually some bad news coming from the euro zone this thursday the export oriented economy over finland dropped more than one percent in the second quarter but that's because of weakening demand for the country's products from other eurozone members finland's economy is expected to shrink again in the third quarter and the wall street started its trade a few minutes ago and it's actually doing pretty well in the first minutes of trading following the radical measures announced over and europe on the currency market the euro is this truth trading stronger to the u.s. dollars you can see there is investors develop an appetite for. brisk after druggies speech the ruble is mixed to the currency basket in the last minutes of trade here in moscow and the russian equities are demonstrating pretty hefty gains in the last half hour of trade bouncing back from wednesday's losses on the corporate side net profit of russia's biggest company gazprom fell twenty four percent in the first quarter of the year the news doesn't prevent a gal's pronged shares from gaining around three quarters of a percen

announcements that i just described and we are seeing some bad news coming from the euro zone this thursday the export oriented economy of finland dropped more than one percent in the second quarter and that's because of the weakening demand for the countries products from other euro zone members finland's economy is expected to shrink again in the third quarter. and that's all the latest from the business desk here we'll be back in about fifteen minutes but if you can't wait that long you can always find a lot more stories there on our site are t. dot com slash just see her give us a thank you for the headlines in just a moment when but i'll be a backed up by spotlight to interview one of the leading opposition leaders in syria to try and find some sort of peaceful solution to the cold. good evening. it's. in his first t.v. interview since his inauguration. i'm aware of the pussy riot case yes let but i'm not getting involved in any way. bloody near putin speaks exclusively to r.t. . the news is sigrid laboratory to mccurry was able to build a new its most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anyth

similarly, finland has mastered how they might close the poverty gap. >> what can the united states learned from new zealand? >> the united states, indicative in its name, is really a collection of very, very big countries. i think that we do offer an excellent world-leading national curriculum. i also think we have a good assessment of schools throughout education. those are two things that i think are important. the third thing i think is that we recognize that language, identity, and culture are intrinsic fleet and extensively important to a student. >> thank you for coming, and a safe trip home. a wonderful conversation. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> the person foundation promotes literacy, learning to read the pearson foundation promotes literacy, learning, and great teaching. i spoke with their ceo. what brings you to the summit? >> teaching, educational systems around the world are what we fo on three to try to document the practices that successful countries, strong performers, to figure out why they are doing well, and sort of shared their stories with others. >> as you step back fr

new report showing that the u.s. is looking to 18 in countries like denmark and finland. dropping 15 places since 2000. he says america should be number one. this country was founded on free market capitalism. our founding fathers believed that over the years, that has changed. here we are today. ten years ago we were number three and we were complaining about that. here we are, number 18. we are behind some african countries, some middle east countries, we are behind some european social democracy countries. so we have lost it. it is because of all the regulations and the layers of regulations that have been added. neil: but this is more than regulation. we are now considered to be an inhospitable environment. and people used, literally because we were and we lost that. again, countries like denmark, beautiful countries if you've ever seen him. but i mean, man, that's not good. >> no, it's terrible. businesses today face regulations at the federal level with whatever comes out of congress and all the government agencies and the executive branch. and then every state, 50 states worth of legislative bra

we were on our way across the baltic sea from finland to poland that's when the top most sail collapsed it took the cadets some four hours to get a new one back up all that happened to mid strong winds and torrential rain. don't touch that. again is the person's favorite student like all the other cadets he joined me as crew three months ago that remembers only too well the terror he felt when confronted with the prospect of climbing a fifty metre tall mainsail must. my heart sank and i shivered all over although we didn't go very far on the last occasion. and when we had that time to buy it was more to how sites in petersburg we looked up at the top of the mast and wondered whether it was possible to reach it so but now it's quite a routine thing for me. i remember the ship being caught up in a vicious storm near here during a race. sail energy bricked. the guys had to be sent to the far end of the. sometimes they have to. just. with the belligerent form of the pool report we've got a science places in accordance with an updated coefficient of the end of caps and the like as expected the polish boat that is in the lead we are in the

finland and ukraine competed in the finale. a winner will be announced later this week. >>> in croatia artists have found a new purpose for waste. an english art collective took piles of scrap wood and turned them into a new front for an art museum. they constructed the facade in 14 days and included a few statues also made from wood. the artists said they wanted to promote conservation by showing recyclables can be turned into something worthwhile. >>> in ireland, love is in the air. over 40,000 single men and women flocked to europe's largest matchmaking festival. 40,000. the event is in its 120th year and lasts throughout the month. one man known as ireland's cupid boasts 3,000 successful matches and totes a lucky love book that if touched guarantees love and marriage within six months. i'm sure a lot of people would be clamoring to get their hands on that book. >> although that also means you have to deal with the stress of planning a wedding in a short period of time. >> that's true. i'm wondering if there's any kind of guarantee, that you touch the book and you find your mate. >> he doesn't look like what i would picture

finland. and that is all from the world of sport for now it's time time back to the news desk here on r.t. . and of course the asia pacific summit is in spotlight for us here and we can now cross to a president a lot of important who is speaking at the apac forum let's listen in you were discussing are indeed of great relevant experience and. this is precisely to discuss those issues that we have covered here. engagement of business community and such poor. fellow but i will ask for a pic it has become the rule rather than exception to bring together not only had to of state governments the trip presented to c.e.o.'s of major companies representatives of business community has become a rule breaking the rules and we are very good at close connection ties between those that work with real politics and real economy people we talk to each other hear each other discuss problems that both public authorities and business circles face and i hope. the today's discussion and in the following days would be able. to. find solutions or come up with proposals that would help foster development. efficient

finland. security crews spent more than an hour searching them before the call was determined to be a hoax. >>> apple has a brand new record on wall street this morning thanks in large part to the iphone 5. you heard of this new gadget apple has? for that an the rest of your news before the bell we turn it over to hampton pearson live in washington, d.c. good morning, hampton. >> reporter: hey, jon, yeah. apple passes a new milestone. the company stock topped $700 a share in after-hours trading last night, which puts its market value as more than $656 billion. it is the world's most valuable company. apple is being boosted, of course, by iphone fever, again. the company says it sold more than two million of the new iphone 5s on the first day of preorders. smartphones will hit stores on friday. apple said demand is quickly depleting supply. many will be delayed a few weeks until october. >>> futures are lower after stocks took a breather from the recent rally. investors are taking a break after the fed announced last week it would buy billions of mortgages each month to try to keep interest rates low to spur the econ

finland. security officials spent an hour searching them before the call was finally determined to be a hoax. >>> turning now to business and tech. you have to wait until friday for the newphone. scott mcgrew says you can get new features for your old phone very soon. >> good morning. less than 24 hours, we expect apple will release the latest operating system for mobile devices. ios6. siri will speak new languages and a tighter facebook integration. making it easier for people to post things you don't care about. it's a free update. shares in apple jumped over $700 for the first time on monday. here you see the line growing at the fifth avenue store in new york city as they wait for the iphone 5. shares are fading a bit today, but still, at amazing levels. last saturday, amazon started sales tax for purchases. they figured amazon was getting their business because amazon didn't charge tax. well, data out of texas where amazon made a similar change shows it doesn't make a difference. people still buy on amazon because it is more convenient. finally, yahoo getting a huge check. they invested $1 billion in ali babba, a chinese company. yahoo will receive $7 billion for tha

new read twenty twelve point five m. campaign however the men are now top of the group after abu dhabi's for the only goal in their one zero victory in finland on friday and the team is prepared for a defensive game for the visitors. and england have also been training ahead of tuesday's match against ukraine at wembley the three lions are without veteran defender john terry who has an ankle injury the chelsea man picked up are not doing their five nil drubbing of moldova in their opening qualifier. theo walcott is also ruled out due to a virus adding to england's long injury list which also includes ashley cole and wayne rooney persuading manager while hodgson to call up three youngsters such as seventeen year old liverpool win go write him sterling has made just five first team appearances for the reds. are the limits when we lost john terry and i should recall but you know the theo walcott's had to go home and just to be monitored although we think he's going to be ok it was a good opportunity i thought to invite some younger players to come in and be a part of the atmosphere i still think we have enough players to deal with the game we h

, the finance ministries of germany, netherlands and finland have issued a statement saying the block's bailout fund will only be used to address newems. they said individual governments would be responsible for current issues created by bad lending. at the same time, the european parliament is set to debate plans for a banking union in brussels today. angela merkel yesterday cautioned against moving too fast with those proposals. mario draggy speaking to german business leaders, he addressed the opposition from the bundesbank. >> i have personally an enormous respect for the bundesbank, and many of the concerns that were expressed are entirely shared. by me and the rest of the governing council, although we may have different views about the response. the benefits of this do not accrue only to countries in difficulty. they accrue to the euro area as a whole. this is particularly true for an open and outward looking country like germany. german industries is a sector deeply imbedded in the wider european economy. the stability of the euro is key to its sustained prosperity. for this reason, ecb actions to maintain price stability f