the first known pictorial representation in the interior of north america on the shores of lake champlain and on the shores of this great war path that connects the native people living in the st. lawrence valley with the mohawks and other members of the iroquois confederacy. that is the prequel to elliot cohen's tale of the next 200 years. talked a little bit about place. the long history of america's great warpath. so we can talk about grand geography, grand international alliances, strategies and the lionss with the urine and algonquin and forced french allies and driving the mohawks out of that smeal of the 7 end of lake champlain but war as you all know is a story of individuals. individual valor, individual fear, individual courage, individual memories. i want to wind up by sharing with you the story of one young man who was born the year of the fort -- born in newhaven, connecticut. young man joined the connecticut regiment two weeks after the fighting begins and marches of with daniel worse perhaps regiment to lay siege to boston. he spends the summer helping to build the american

slave trade in the first middle passage, the movement of some 400,000 african to the mainland north america. second, migration is the internals late trade the movement over a million the old south as it is sometimes called the black belt to the deep south, georgia, alabama, mississippi, louisiana, across the mississippi river. third, great migration being the movement of black people from the deep south from the soft to the cities of the north and the 20 at century. the total is over 6 million, and of course the migration which is just beginning in 1965 that this the change if our immigration law is that have brought people of african descent from all over the world to the united states. >> if we could, the second migration, the internal migration. why did that occur? >> it occurs it begins mostly after the war of 1812 in the tens of course with and it's driven by the fact the discovery it's close to our skin but we have a nice soft cotton and of course the requires the growing of cotton and the transformation of the southern economy, the american economy from growing tobacco and rice along

global map of north america. if you look at eastern canada, that purple, that is extremely cold temperatures. they will be even farther south once we get through the weekend. we're talking about a brief warming trend and then a shot of cold air. details on the forecast in a few minutes. >> baltimore county firefighters say that a malfunctioning furnace may be to blame for a morning house fire. crews responded to the 1300 block of western run road in cockeysville just before 10:30 this morning, where they saw smoke coming from the home. a firefighter may have been injured. no word on the seriousness of the injury. oblique warning from the u.s. treasury department. the agency says that by the end of the day, the nation's debt will, within $100 billion of its limit. the number is significant because it is the exact point at which the obama administration must stop the process of increasing the debt limit all over again. -- start the process of increasing the debt limit at all over again. a disturbing new report show

to pass a bag of land and that has helped us to be nominated and named as the green a city in north america. this is our opportunity to catch up with some cities that have leapfrogged what we have done to continue our role as lead greenest cities in north america. >> we are not alone. there have been more forceful laws than this particular law. of course, they have a very diverse population. the city of washington, d.c., the same exact those thoughts that have the exact same thing we're working on. -- they have the exact same thing we're working on. and it made sense to extend the implementation time. otherwise, this becomes a red herring. >> we were hearing a concern about the 25 cents. a number of small businesses said that once that is taken out, they will feel comfortable with the 10 cent fee. i want to offer up myself with any other questions. >> thank you, president. thank you to it supervisor mirkarimi and --. it would be really affected here in paying these fees. i'm understand the implicit reasons behind it. i know there has been out reach but a lot of businesses i have talked to h

. >> it is getting very cold in asia while some parts of north america are wet. we have the bigger weather picture here and elsewhere in the global weather forecast. >> hello, welcome back to your weather update. let's look at what is happening across japan. southern islands are still with ongoing rain. some of the precipitation will spread. but it wouldn't spread any longer. and the rest of the pacific side will stay largely dry for the next couple of days. meanwhile a low pressure system is bringing more of the wet rain and snow across the northwestern flank of the country and the system will develop and create new conditions starting late thursday here. meanwhile, a large system is creating settled conditions across most of china and the korean peninsula. down towards the south, tropical storm washi causing deadly floods across the southern philippines and they are still struggling with the aftermath of the tropical storm. here are shots taken on tuesday, four days after the storm hit. homes were completely destroyed and cars and everything are still covered w

transport 20% of the natural gas produced in north america every day. keystone will bring many benefits to the united states. i believe the most important role in will play is to bring energy security to the united states during what has beenunse. the debate comes down to a simple debate for americans. the they want secure, stable oil from friendly canada, or do they want to import conflict oil from unfriendly regions such as the middle east or venezuela? keystone xl pipeline will link canadian and u.s. crude supplies with the largest refining markets in the u.s. canadian oil reserves are vast, and 175 billion barrels, compared to u.s. reserves of 21 billion. people forget that while transporting oil from canada, keystone will also move domestic crude oil. we will move oil from montana and north dakota to the gulf coast. we expect to pick up 150,000 barrels of oil from cushing to the gulf coast. domestic oil production has been a goal of the united states, but production cannot grow if it cannot reach market. the fact that pipeline access is needed is a

hey, it's ellie and katie, part of wild kratts team north america. nice work. so, now we know.eathe through their skin, in air and in water. slimy skin breathers! ellie's right! thanks, ellie! guess she didn't see us. martin, what's with the wind-up toy? i could use a little help with this mystery, you know? what? i just saved you from being lunch for a largemouth. bass? i didn't pass any bass. but we did find another clue for why worms come up in the rain. it's not because rain floods the ground with water. no matter how wet the ground gets, worms don't drown. come on, chris. whoa, we're going off tunnel! ha, this'll put my worm riding to the test. woo! the slip, the slip got me again. worm riding is just not chris's thing. (grunting) oh no, i'm getting the slip. i see, pinkie, your slime. it slips you through. so, the water in the soil and the slippery slime helps a worm glide. and that torpedo head pushes right through the dirt. segments expand and contract like an accordion. that's what i needed to know. time to design. oh, and martin. yeah? enjoy your worm slime facial. it

now into north america. a very slow-moving winter storm system is going to be dominating the southern plains and actually spreading up into the great lakes region. let's see what's happening. we've got a couple of low pressure systems here. the front that stretches up into eastern canada, it's going to be a very potent storm indeed. you can see where all the heavy snow is going to be here across parts of kansas down into new mexico. and then it's going to be turning over to some freezing rain, a bit of a mix. we could see some severe thunderstorms with that as well towards the gulf coast and up into eastern texas. then the rain spreads up, turning to snow in eastern canada. so that's the set-up for monday. temperaturewise, we have a series of 7s in toronto, new york city as well as chicago. a warm day in atlanta ahead of the storm coming in, 17 degrees for you. 11 in oklahoma city and behind the storm, certainly is going to be much, much cooler and you can see the blues diving down into northern portions of,

let's head no into north america. more winter weather here in north america. western canada, this will be bringing showers into coastal british columbia but bringing snow on the mountains, too. it is going to be a windy system bringing warmer air across central canada ahead of the system. temperatures rising to give you an idea. winnipeg's highs about minus 7 today, and as we head into friday, it's going to be above the freezing mark, up to about 2 degrees. still a very chilly day if you ask me. down into the four corners we have another winter system here. this one also a windy one. blowing snow, snowdrifts and low visibility and icy roads are also being said to think about if you are going to be in the vicinity of the storm. in fact, further out towards the west where it's going to be a drier affair, you're still going to have to deal with those strong er winds which could affect driving and also the low humidity could be a good recipe for fire weather as well. towards the east a few snow showers dashing across the great lakes region. elsewhere looking fine

all the monarchs from across eastern north america right here in this tiny forest.ngs. and the amazing thing is, you've never even been here before. yeah, when you started the trip, you just emerged from you chrysalis. nobody knows how you guys find your way here but you do. that's what i call nature's know-how. hey, the butterflies are settling down. everyone's finding a place in the trees. of course. it's getting colder. it's hibernation time! aviva: and it's even colder up here, chris. we've got the first snowstorm of the season. this must be why they left in the first place. right, guys? guys? they couldn't survive up there. but here they can huddle together through the winter and so are we, butterfly style. (yawning) butterfly blankey. (chuckling) migrators turned hibernators. well, if they hang out with the sleeping butterflies for four months, it will give me time to work on butterfly programming for the creature power suits. sweet dreams. (snoring) this isn't mexico! (bird screeching) (snoring) this isn't mexico! huh? (snorting) (snoring) this isn't mexico!

and despite being the oldest continuously run citrus packing operation in north america, it actually is pretty state-of-the-art these days. >> basically, what we're looking at here is the cera system that basically takes a picture of each piece of fruit. then what happens is that it can tell, basically, its color, its size, and then how much blemish might be on that lemon itself. >> and whatever isn't deemed of the highest and best quality is then removed and sold to be used as lemon-scented cleaners, air fresheners, or candles. so what's the key to growing a great lemon for all of these years? as it turns out, location, location, location. >> lemons are very temperamental with the weather, just likwe are, as a matter of fact. in fact, they enjoy the beautiful weather that we do. they're able to flower year-round, and that's why we can get such great production off these smaller trees. they're relatively small trees. and so, we're in a perfect scenario between not too hot, not too cold. we're a bit of the goldilocks of the citrus growing area. >> california is the number one state fo

the first known vick tore y'all representation of a fort in the interior of north america, and it's on shores of this great warpath that connects the native people living in the st. lawrence valley with the mohawks and the other members of the iroquois confederacy. that's the prequell to eliot's book, eliot's tale of the next 200 years. so we've talked a little bit about place and the long history of america's great warpath. so we can talk about grand geography, grand international alliances, strategies, those alliances between the huron, the algonquin and their forced french allies in driving the mohawks out of that end of the southern end of lake champlain. but war, as you all know, is a story of individuals; individual memories. want to just wind up by sharing with you the story of one young man who was born the year of the fort william henry massacre, 1757, porn in new haven -- born in new haven, connecticut. young man joins a connecticut regiment two weeks after the fighting begins at lexington and concord and marchs off with daniel worcester's regiment to lay siege to the british

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the first pictorial representation of the interior of north america on the shores of lake champlain. on the shores of this great war path that connects the native people living in st. lawrence valley with mohawks and other members of the iroquois confederacy. that is the prequel to eliot's book. eliot's tale of the next 200 years. we talked about place and a long history of america's great warpath. we can talk about grand geography and rand international alliance strategy, bose alliances between montagnais and the elbow when and their french allies in this driving mohawks' end of lake champlain. war as you all know is a story of individual valor, individual fear, individual courage and the individual memories. i want to wind up by showing you the story of one young man who was born the year of the fort william henry massacre in new haven, connecticut. the man joined the connecticut regiment after the fighting begins in lexington and concord and marches off with daniel worse perhaps regiment to lay siege to the british tracked inside boston. he spends the summer helping build the amer

should we pursue alternative energy in north measured america? >> adam, hold on one second, and matt, it seems maybe a little bit adam contradicted himself. he's saying we should have some sort of oil-- >> by the way, everyone is talking about the oil policy and i don't think there is an oil policy and it does feel like environmentalists call the shots no matter what the economic damage is to our countries. >> the only oil pile we rely on people who don't like us, in other areas of the world. how is iran at least not exposed, look at nigeria, a lot from nigeria, a hot bed for terrorism as well and so many places we're relying on right now and more importantly, the whole job factor and energy factor and this is national security and this is-- >> one more thing. >> and there's-- >> aen there's epa and issue. >> there's the epa fighting to close down oil production in west texas around midland where my friends live and trying to shut it down because of a tiny lizard hardly anyone has seen and-- >> i have one more thing though that is going to be imp

go back about fifteen hundred years to get back to that point eight an evergreen decorated in north america has never been anything other than a christmas tree and when when you no one has ever decorated an evergreen in a state house in north america and dedicated it to the god odin so what we're doing is kind of you they should make i think would be interesting to see if someone could get reelected having done that yeah it's a go to for years and probably even do you think do you think feel that it's wrong to make money from christmas. joy i think it's wrong to make money from christmas i didn't know most would be up with that with that kind of drives well he would have been confused with the celebration of his own birth i mean in that in that day and age the early church did not celebrate birthdays so that was kind of a new concept right from the beginning i don't think it's wrong to make money from christmas i just don't think you know if i don't celebrate hanukkah i don't think i should put a menorah in my front yard and then say it's not a menorah it's a hanukkah or it's a it's a holid

how the week is the first in north america to issue dress guidelines for the media. >> ceremonies will take place in our region and all across the nation honoring the 70th anniversary of the pearl harbor attacks. how this anniversary is extra special for the survivors association. >>> i'm tracking the rain throughout the day. the flooding chances and snowflakes for tonight. [ baby coughing ] [ coughing continues ] [ female announcer ] more pollution from power plants means more childhood asthma attacks. [ labored breathing ] there's technology that makes the air cleaner but too many plants don't use it. wean't wait. epa must update power plant standards to protect our kids. [ baby coughing ] >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington." on your side. >>> well, here's hoping you enjoy of the mild weather. now it is time to say hello to rain and a drop in temperatures. ready or not. it is wednesday, december 7. i am cynee simpson. >> it is 60 degrees. >> let's savor that 60 degrees. >> i am natasha barrett. adam caskey is here with a first check on the forecast. >>> it is near 6

america. >> as north korea mourns the death of its reclusive leader, the regime goes on to high alert as to what his son will bring. rage on the streets and clashes in cairo for a fourth straight day. letters for the rich, letters for the poor. a person's journey to gather a small piece of american history before it is too late. >> in many cases, the post office is the embodiment of the community. without the post office, there is nothing to bind people together. clark's luck come to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. long live the dear leader's son. for two decades, king john they'll let -- led north korea, the world'is all and her radical communist state. his son has been named as his successor. >> this is the weird, reclusive figure that ran the world's most secretive country and did it as if it was his own private property. looking on was his son kim jong- un, who is about 28. nobody knows for sure. he will take over. >> the leader died on saturday. state television all the announced it today. the news has unleashed a storm of the motion. genuine or otherwise. in north

we just have north america but i'll accept the world. mitch, congratulations. thank you for starting greenstart right here in downtown san francisco. and it's amazing, our was on of workforce development and our department of environment, we are very much loving today because we've been talking with clean tech for a long time and everybody asks, when's the right time for this to start happening? well, now. and i love this term "accelerator" because we don't have time to waste. we need innovation right now if we're going to reduce carbon emissions below the 1990's levels, by 20%. we need that now and we need people to have that vision in a very real way. it's more than a vision. we have to have those examples out there and not only to maintain our world class status of being the cleanest site, but i think we need to use our city as the guiding post for the rest of the country, that we can actually do it here and use innovation, support the companies that want to the start here, grow them here, and then nurture them to stay here because one of the things i'm look

environmentally friendly way to make sure we keep our status of as being the greatest city in north america we anticipate there will be 27,000 permanent jobs created as a result of that terminal. we are building the north terminal hub for high-speed rail. we're going ahead and building it. we're building it in anticipation that the high-speed rail system will be built in the state because it is the smartest thing for us to do. that is what i am planning the future for. we are the only high-speed rail project already under way in the whole country. we anticipate we can work out an agreement with all of our friends to make sure it accommodates their needs and addresses their fears to minister it is sustainable. we strongly suggest that we are very much a part of and want to electrify caltrans rather than just build something new that will disturb everybody else's neighborhood. we know that our future is linking the north and south. 1/3 of our airline flights through san francisco airport is the los angeles to san francisco commit. because of the capacity of our airports, we no longer have any

north america, the middle east, europe, asia, even africa. the 9 million overseas filipinos are a diverse bunch. migrant workers, young and old, first generation adventuress or their children and grandchildren. despite many differences in their work and their educational background or lifestyles or in their country of residence, the global filipino is much the same. he is taken each -- conscientious worker, an opportunity-seeker, a courageous risk-taker willing to sacrifice for better future for their family. she is resilient and assimilates to the foreign land immediately. but in her heart, she cherishes the aspiration of one the recent -- returning him to the philippines. we are overseas filipinos ourselves. we live among the global filipinos to make our mission real and our dreams a reality. these global filipinos share their stories with us, the highs and lows, the joys and pains, the sacrifices they have made in the content -- continue to make for their families. and the hopes and dreams that keep them going every day. we're fortunate to

uncertainty over how the european sovereign debt crisis will impact core markets in europe and north america. thurnt environment is not easy for the company. >> part-timers for german industrial giant -- hard times for a german industrial giant. the steelmaker had to write down some 2.9 billion euros oit u.s. and stainless steel businesses. the company is also suffering from spiraling cost overruns for the construction oa new plant in brazil which is still not running at capacity. >> w have to say that we're not going to be able to compensate for these increased costs in the short term. the improvementannot be expected until the second half year. we expect a negative result for steel in the current financial year. >> 1 rating agency refused to release a forecast, but they did say they are expecting declines in european steel business. >> germany's auto industry has had a bumper year and 2011. the bda says total sales are up 13%. forecast for the coming year are not as positive to to the scope of the financial crisis. of the manufacturers are looking to the u.s., china, and russia. and now we

you look, we could be energy independent in north america and manufacturing could move back.re is a last things. >>neil: what is top that? >>guest: if we decide not to build a pipeline that is not good and if we don't let the oil shell be captured, that goes away for the future. and that affects, that has a change of effects. >>neil: the president held up on that? >>guest: that is a bad move. >>neil: why? >>guest: well, because if we could move to genuine independence in north america and you think as you go through the rest of the chain of things now it makes more sense to move a factory that possibly somewhere else, and you have a relatively slow cost of energy base here that starts to equalize other cost constraints that could be greater and some of the costs will be going up. >>neil: so you are more optimistic than last we chatted? >>guest: yes. yes. a little. there are still clouds there but i am more optimistic. >>neil: very interesting, brad anderson, foam c.e.o. best buy. the decision time has come for herman cain, is he? is he out? what will he do? stay tuned. ♪ i'm

. >> it's basically the most brightest eco activists all around north america. >> we use resources andpportunities and really work toward that. >> she is also pursuing a college education. in richmond, lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news". >> when you play supports as a kid there is a player you look up to. mike shumann found a player that looks up to tim lincecum but looks like him. >> this patch of grass is like a field of dreams for these athletes. they have high hopes to make it to the big leaks. but for patrick jamison he is being compared to tim lincecum, for his looks. >> he looks freakishly like the freak. >> it's kind of fun people say hi and they shake your hand. >> we decided to make his wishing to meet his idol come true. >> his family joined in as he melt them, walked through the dugout and even met the manager. >> being this close to the players get some zbloofs then the moment of truth did. >> he got his and then i introduced them. >> after patrick came down from cloud nine, he described the moment. >> meeting tim and getting his autograph, i feel like my life is complete. >> a

all right, as we head into north america, out towards the west, high pressure is going to keep thingsice and clear. however it is still very windy here and that could cause problems in terms of structural damage and travel, particularly the southwest. now our snowstorm. so the snow is going to be dying down over the next 24 hours into tuesday afternoon. the wind will remain strong. all of that snow has already fallen. do take care if you're going to be traveling out on the roads there. all of this that you see here is going to be rain, of course, as we head out to the east and it could cause problems with flooding. it will turn over to snow as it hits south eastern canada. here are your temperatures. minus 11 in denver. lows are getting down about minus 22. factor in the windchill. it will feel a lot colder than that. that is dangerous cold. much warmer ahead of the front coming in. okay. let's go now to europe. a very messy affair. winter weather available to you as well, particularly out in the uk. parts of northern england and scotland and ireland will be dealing with ongoing, heav

north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world.arge part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands ojobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for oucountry's energy security and our economy. is for more than dandruff. how it gives ma healthy scalp and great looking hair. but who used mine up? it was hines. seriously? you lying fool. [ male announcer ] head & shoulders: seven benefits, every bottle. >> patti: that was congressman barn if i frank, 16 term massachusetts democratic has been chair of the financial services committee since 2009 where he co-authored the dodd-frank bill. previous clip james, when did he ever pretend to be nice to people. >> we don't remember it. but the comments, he talks about how he spent time dealing with the crisis and writing legislation. he left out a part about creating the crisis. that would have to do with being part of that washingto

that's exactly why six central banks from europe, north america and japan agreed to provide an ample supply of liquidity, including u.s. dollars and euros for the money market. the coordinated action aims to help commercial banks raise dollar and euro funds smoothly. >> translator: cooperating with other central banks will help ease tensions in the money markets. the move will help sustain the country's economic activities for both companies and consumers. they will be able to borrow money more easily. >> the bank of japan, the u.s. federal reserve, the european central bank, the bank of england, the bank of canada and the swiss national bank announced on wednesday plans to take extra measures to stabilize the financial markets. the central banks will borrow dollars from the u.s. fed to allow financial institutions to secure dollar funds at low interest rates. they can also secure other currencies, including euros, british pounds and the japanese yen as necessary. credit uncertainty stemming from euro zone nations with massive budget deficits pushed up the yields on bonds. the upward

north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands ojobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for oucountry's energy security and our economy. that's good for oucountry's energy security ♪ ♪ ♪ when your chain of supply ♪ goes fr here to shanghai, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ chips from here, boards from there ♪ ♪ track it all through the air, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ clearing customs like that ♪ hurry up no time flat that's logistics. ♪ ♪ all new technology ups brings to me, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ >> jon: this week, barney frank announced he is retiring from congress after 16 terms in the u.s. house of representatives. here is how the media reacted to the news. >> one of the most familiar and powerful characters on capitol hill is calling it quits. barney frank who has served for 30 years announced that he will retire at the e

into north america, looking at a snowstorm here in the four corners. we've also got another snowstorm dropping out of canada. so widespread snowfall. let's take a look at the big picture, in fact. i want to show you how this storm here is going to be stretching up towards the great lakes region, turning to rain as it pushes further towards the east. so the darker shades of gray show where the heaviest snow will be falling. wyoming, down into colorado and also much of new mexico picking up some of the heavier precipitation, and just along the border here where snow is turning to rain, we'll also find ice, making for very dangerous driving conditions. any of cold air is filters here as well to make some of that snow appear in panhandles of oklahoma as well as texas. further out towards the east, things looking more settled. temperatures not too bad. d.c., 14 for pup 18 in atlanta. just in double figures in new york at 11. 5 in toronto and a warm day in winnipeg at. 2 in denver and low 20s in houston as well as mexico city. okay. now to europe. storm afte

. >> reporter: typical pattern is he'll work his way across the north america continent, and finish up as he races toward the international dateline and then back up to the north pole. >> we here at 9 news will also be keeping track of santa's progress and let you know how he's doing tonight on 9 news now at 11:00. keeping track of santa and the weather, olga joins us with a look at the forecast. >> santa has good weather around our region at least. things are calm. we're going to continue that into sunday as well. if you have plans this evening, it's definitely getting cold outside. right now, our temperatures are continuing to drop. we're beginning the slide down into those 30s. outside the beltway, certainly already in the 30s, but inside the beltway, we are barely hanging on to some 40s in and around town. as we keep our skies mainly clear tonight and also we're starting to lighten up on our winds. 4 miles per hour winds. they will be calm overnight. that means we'll drop down even further. although the forecast for the overnight period should be fairly quiet, at least we're not ex

following concerted action by the central banks of europe, north america, and japan to provide ample liquidity for the money markets, the yen lost ground slightly against the euro. let's look at the latest long-term interest rates now. the yield on the benchmark ten year japanese government bond is up two basis points so far this session. i'll be back in the little bit. for now back to catherine. >> thanks very much. >>> the u.n. meteorological have enlisted industrialized nations to help with weather forecasting capabilities. the agency made the announcement as a news conference in durban south africa. the secretary general said that normal weather linked to gloeshl warming has caused droughts and floods throughout the world. many countries have been badly damaged. some 70 countries mostly in africa remain vulnerable to naturalisasters because of a lack of basic weather monitoring equipment. they need support from industrialized nations. japan has been working with south africa on a weather forecasting study in southern africa using japan's earth simulator. one of the worldest faste

heading now into north america, many will see sunny skies, but very cool conditions as the skies arey clear. we see all of the very cool air spilling in. so do watch for subzero temperatures. particularly in your overnight hours. as we head into the east, that's when we run into our storms. now, we are going to be seeing the snow falling pretty heavy and pretty wet. anywhere from the mid-atlantic right up into new england. this is what we're looking for. anywhere in the darker shade you could see about 15 maybe 20 centimeters of snow. so certainly enough to have to shovel away in the morning. temperatures are still not too bad on your wednesday for new york city as well as in d.c. expect the temperatures to drop after that storm moves past, and that said, it isn't going to get cold enough to snow in new york city, but you will see very chilly rain. 2 degrees in chicago. 8 in oklahoma city. another cool day in houston. just 10 for the high. 4 in denver. 7 in vancouver and 20, pleasant day in los angeles. all right. as for europe, quite a potent storm system moving through in towards c

let's head over now to north america and talk about this system coming in towards the north, the northwest. this could actually bring snow exceeding 60 centimeters in some areas. and coastal heavy rain could reach up to 200 millimeters. gusts could be strong as well. and this is an ongoing situation. so i think pacific northwest you'll be ending the 2011 with a very stormy and wet note. now, this one is moving away and then sliding across quebec very slowly. this one can also bring very gusty situation, up in the north, all snow and down here, very wet. now, let's head over to europe and talk about what is going on here. in the north, as you can see, that cloud is going to be disturbing the scandinavian peninsula as well as northern uk and northern ireland. gusty situation here, gusts could also pick up to about 110 kilometers per hour in some areas. and very heavy rain as well as two to three meters of high waves in the coastal areas and scandinavian peninsula. but meanwhile, west central locations and the east turn europe looking pretty dry. mainly, however, france and germany and the al