and flips over and over, plunging down the steep cliff toward the north sea. >> translator: i was suread, after falling and rolling over for 60 meters. i started shaking. >> rescue workers find the driver's body in the devastating wreckage thrown outside his truck. but he's alive. his fall is cushioned by his truck's load of salmon and ice. he escaped with two collapsed lungs, a broken arm, finger and collar bone. >>> on the other side of the north sea, england's roads are much tamer, but driving can be just as dangerous. >> oh! >> jack and his son raj depend on cars to make their living, installing custom exhausts in their shop minutes from london's heathrow airport. they never dreamed they would end up using their car to chase down a hit-and-run driver. january 19, 2011. just before 10:00 a.m. jack and raj are on their usual commute to work, when they notice a red mercedes driving recklessly. >> stupid driving. that's stupid driving. >> what caught our attention immediately was the fact that driver decided to break the law by just barging in front of us in the first place. >> jack re

oil sold here in the united states simply because we are a stable >> because theirs is like brent north sea crude? >> it's quoted on the market. >> he's going to do the putdown. ben? >> no, no. >> we love you love you. >> no, it has to do with the quality of the oil in terms of the various qualities of oil, it's a worldwide commodity price. >> i'm sensing a ratings juggernaut in the making with the description of oil. holy toledo. gasparino? >> frac something a great thing. there are legitimate environmental concerns with fracking. i sat down with some people that know about it at abinsurance company and you have to proceed slowly. why do we need the keystone pipeline right now? don't we need to conserve some oil for the future? >> this is where your riddle meets your conundrum. >> we're doing that because demand is falling in part because our vehicles and cars are more fuel efficient. >> that leads to us adam. >> sorry to disappoint you but i'm mildly pro-keystone, think we should approve. >> i like that, mildly pro-keystone. >> whatever. >> more keystone or against? >> i'm for it, neil, b

i got a box, speeds like a bird on a white dark wave in the north sea.ild and inhospitable ocean that wraps the shores of the land called germany. so named because it's halfway to german street as the crow flies. that's what i call erudition. it's a beautiful country, they say. beautiful it may be, but it's not a patch on poland. ah, gentlemen, there'll always be a poland. otherwise, there wouldn't be any poles. [singing] ♪ there'll always be a poland and poland shall be free ♪ ♪ if poland means as much to you ♪ ♪ as poland means to me [music] there'll always be a poland? when jarry wrote the play, he would have scarcely have known that song or the sound of winston churchill's voice in world war ii. they are deliberate anachronisms added by this director. ubu roi has been popular with directors who enjoy adding their own mad touches to each production and who try to keep in the spirit of irreverence in ways which will mean the most to each new audience. since ubu, 20th-century writers have used similar techniques to emphasize modern chaos. in the plays o

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for those who need independent of arguments abbas majority of britain's north sea oil and gas reserves are found off the coast of scotland. most of the revenue goes to london many fishing boats that ply the waters here. they're all soo submarine based bpo welcomes the most stores don't want. there are good reasons for yes fact. right now polls show that the fiscal support independence from britain the majority feel that the independent scotland would suffer economically an unknown time going to short break will come back the situation in the central african republic. he said. i do. just like you want to watch the images it's the whole package. the future media center. dw tell you. i mean. i think. in it. is it i changed it. check back while bell is hanging the land mine deal with iran aimed at curbing tehran's nuclear capability its allies who is also on the agenda at an international conference here on wednesday iran's former ambassador to germany the same song. two years of sanctions had not sent back to deprive them of all. he said what had made a difference was a positive shift in

in fact they want to read used by nasa and the size of the offshore wind content and for the north sea and the baltic. it's all about making the switch gradually while keeping the costs in check. i think the divine and so the unit to look at the whole picture. our goal is to make the switch to renewable energy water custom home is the future tv com is attending to her attention to the power transmission grids which they say is in great need of expansion. most of we don't want to invite you all fasted for grenoble energies are likely to fall for the next few years so we can tailor the expansion of the power grid and storage facilities to match that across the street. the two counties don't agree on how quickly coal generated power should be phased out and act industry dies many jokes will get with it. as many politicians say sustainability should trump speech. as of yet another global energy has been successful so far and for that reason our primer you look up to speed up the long process. the work of ensuring stable condition and sustainability in can the conservatives and social democ

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the by go by they are out of we know this competition is was by one billion people from one to the north sea countries was it was. all right up next here on out see does boy know akido she better she talks to hollywood action star steven segal in just a moment. remember way back when we first talked about the first downloadable guns that could be printed out on a three d. printer at home while technology moves pretty quickly because british police have already busted in legal armory pretty out firearm parts and special three d. printers this technology may make gun control literally impossible in the same way that banning and burning books has become futile and the past they used to be able to just burn books or forbid them from being printed but in the age of the internet all you need is a scanner and an internet connection and the information that's found in a book cannot be destroyed because it is out there on the magical ether of the air at so basically the near future any person with even half a brain and some patients could start making guns in their basement which means the gun contro

the offending area of low pressure is out to the north sea. quieter weather for a time - for a good part of the sunday. the next weather system will steam in from the atlantic as we go through sunday night into monday. by monday - drier and brighter. a blustery day, more heavy rain to come. into northern parts of spain and portugal, making its way eastwards. unsettled all around. >> time for a short break. when we come back school is out in moray tainia because classrooms aren't ready. >> i'm reporting on how the crisis in madagascar put the vulnerable at risk of presentation. >> and a classic finish in the richest horse race in south africa. >> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories - two ex-isles from bangladesh have been sentenced to death for war crimes. chowdhury mueen-uddin lives in the u.k., and ashrafuz zaman khan is in the united states. a tribunal found both guilty in their absence of murdering 18 intellectuals during the war of independence in 1871. m23 rebel fighters in democratic republic of congo have been accused of committ

and the north sea on our way back to norway. >> reporter: as the ship arrived in the inner harbor, it is a familiar site for the crew. this is their 9th visit to baltimore. >> it is a very nice boat. nice people. gracious hospitality. and thanks to sail baltimore, for hosting us every year. >> reporter: at 323 feet long, this is the largest-sailing ship of the year for sail baltimore. the nonprofit that is responsible for bringing visiting ships to our port since 1975. and it will be back next year, as part of the city's continuing celebration, to memorialize the war of 1812. >> folks remember the sail bration event from 2012. very similar. tall hip ships, -- tall ships, naval ships from around the world. fireworks. it's going to be one of the biggest cities this -- celebrations this city has ever seen. >> reporter: and the tall ship has public tours on wednesday, tomorrow and friday. head to our website, cbsbaltimore.com for a link for more information on tours and time. again, kai. it is free. >> it's beautiful. they said it would have been even more beautiful. >> i thought it was t

and the north sea on our way back to 94 way. >> reporter: as the ship arrived in the inner har -- harbor, it is their crew. their ninth visit to baltimore. >> baltimore is a favorite port. it's a very nice port. nice people, great hospitality. and thanks to sail baltimore for hosting us every year. >> reporter: at 323-feet long, this is the largest sailing ship of the year for sail baltimore. the nonprofit that is responsible for bringing visiting ships to our ports since 1975. and it will be back next year as part of the city's continuing celebration to memorialize the war of 1812. >> if folks remember the sail a bration event of 2012. very similar. tall ships, naval ships from around the world, blue angels, fireworks. it's going to be one of the biggest celebrations this city has ever seen. >> reporter: and the tall ship is here through saturday, with public tours on wednesday and friday. vic? it's just beautiful. >> yes, it is. mary. thanks a lot. >>> head to our website for a link to sail baltimore. for more information on tours and times. >> pretty quoald. >> cold on the bay. whoo.

. >> the once typhoon, supertyphoon, haiyan traveled to the north china sea, made landfall over northern vietnam. now it is a remnant low pressure system but still affecting southern china with hesthy amounts of rainfall. the rainfall is over 260 mill /* millimetres reported in gongxui province. widely spread will be about 100 millimeters of additional rainfall, so severe flooding will be at very high risk. down to the south, we have another tropical system that will be traveling over mindanao, making its way across these islands, again, bringing very heavy rainfall. in comparison to the supertyphoon haiyan, the winds and the gusts are not as strong as what we saw before, but it is capable of unleashing gale-force winds, hefty amounts of rainfall, 100 to 150 millimeters of rainfall, which could collapse buildings as well as thunderstorms to be scattered across much of these areas, and that includes the worst hit area of tacloban as well, so we'll keep a very close eye on this. >>> japan's foreign minister said a growth in the domestic economy will have far-reaching benefits for the rest

syria did not like some of its neighbors in north africa sea change in government during the arab spring uprising a thought when seeing an algeria at them and then and in recent months. that's why the ruling auntie to stay in taiwan. whoa they will stay in power for now but the party itself is divided and is proving to the presidential elections and then you probably will have a disease of them who was removed as secretary general in february. be a candidate a former prime minister and former head of the fl and i lead and police on nine also be a candidate so i was going on in that oh that isn't necessarily the overt right now. he mentioned that the scene and other than the men behind the scenes and was a reshuffle in september and that a lot of people change that shops at the meet on sting t think the current situation is that the athletic talent for how long can our jamie and resist change. when will all stay in power for now because the other parties are really quite fragmented the effort of the green alliance of islamist parties on the night farewell during the parliamentary election

. >> bizarre sight for commuters in the north bay. sea lyon escaped from center trying to return off the ocean. jumped off the truck. firefighters were there and got it safely off the road. they called the marine mammal center they didn't know the sea lyon had escaped. truck went back and both crew eventually able to recapture it. taken back to the mammal center to make sure it is okay then taken to the ocean. >> nearly 1 million californians see the health insurance policy cancelled by the end of the year won't get an stechblingts the 5 member board voted to allow plans to provide very limited insurance coverage to expire. the board says those plans do not meet new requirements outlined in the affordable care act. some consumers could end up paying more for coverage. >> tomorrow mark 50 years since the assassination of president kennedy. president obama has ordered flags at government buildings to be flown at half staff to mark the anniversary. also be a moment of silence tomorrow morning at 10:30 marking the moment president kennedy sho

. >> bizarre sight for commuters in the north bay. sea lyon escaped from center trying to return off the ocean. jumped off the truck. firefighters were there and got it safely off the road. they called the marine mammal center they didn't know the sea lyon had escaped. truck went back and both crew eventually able to recapture it. taken back to the mammal center to make sure it is okay then taken to the ocean. >> nearly 1 million californians see the health insurance policy cancelled by the end of the year won't get an stechblingts the 5 member board voted to allow plans to provide very limited insurance coverage to expire. the board says those plans do not meet new requirements outlined in the affordable care act. some consumers could end up paying more for coverage. >> tomorrow mark 50 years since the assassination of president kennedy. president obama has ordered flags at government buildings to be flown at half staff to mark the anniversary. also be a moment of silence tomorrow morning at 1030 marking the moment president kennedy shot

. >> bizarre sight for commuters in the north bay. seayon escaped from center tryin from o return off the ocean. jumped off the truck. firefighters were there and got it safely off the road. they called the marine mammal center they didn't know the sea lyon had escaped. truck went back and both crew eventually able to recapture it. taken back to the mammal center to make sure it is okay then taken to the ocean. >> nearly 1 million californians see the health insurance policy cancelled by the end of the year won't get an stechblingts the 5 member board voted to allow plans to provide very limited insurance coverage to expire. the board says those plans do not meet new requirements outlined in the affordable care act. some consumers could end up paying mo more for coverage. >> tomorrow mark 50 years since the assassination of president kennedy. president obama has ordered flags at government buildings to be flown at half staff to mark the anniversary. also be a moment of silence tomorrow morning at 10:30 marking the moment president kennedy

out of the tragic loss of the first pride of baltimore, that ship capsized in a squall at sea, 250 miles north of puerto rico. four crew members died yet the horrible event gave birth to the pride 2. >> it cost a little more than a million dollars a year to operate the fundraiser held tonight in conjunction with the anniversary will go a long way to fund those efforts. >> people come down to the harbour and take a look? it is there for awhile. >> reporter: yes, they can. we are down here just off boston street the pride will be here throughout the weekend of course the event night was already over for the night but people can come down and see the pride and get a tour. >> as well they should. thank you. next year the pride will take part in numerous activities commemorating the war of 1812. >>> coming up, ski resort under fire for making snow that ends up causing crashes. how it happened. >> social media, why a woman is banned from twitter, by a judge. >>> coming up, why the odds of a dangerous hit have increased. that story as eyewitness news continues. >> frosty start but sunny weekend on ta

and the map here, is the sea wall from china basin north as you see as part of the embarcadero national district and the sea wall south appear 54 was constructed after the 1950s, and my poor attempt to show you where mission creek is located. and mission creek provides a really ideal location to study adaptation strategies because it is one of the lowest lying areas. and storm water run off from mission bay, also trains to mission creek and complicating future flooding events and this is an ideal place to study and this graphic shows the existing condition in green, and in red, the 2050 scenario, and with 15 inches of sea level rise and in blue, the scenario with a55 inches of sea level rise. >> this proposed study is the out growth of prior sea level rise work and led by dcdc on its adaptation adapting to rising tides project and this project is a collaborativive planning effort to help san francisco communities to adapt to the rise and event flooding. this project has engaged local regional and state and federal agency and organizations as well as non-profits and private association.

. >> and further north is the bar bela mar, the "sea without water." that's how north africa's bedouins call the sahara desert. if you want to survive in the world's largest sand desert, you need to know exactly where the next oasis is. and we take you on a virtual trip to such an island of green in an otherwise hostile environment. dw's web special takes you on a tour of desert life. click into the oasis of hanabou in morocco and meet bedouins who explain their traditional way of life. our web special lets you dip into the atmosphere of the oasis where you can also hear from the man who guards the water source. so, click your way there and find out how you would adapt to living in the desert. >> and now we would like to introduce you to sunita chaudhary. she drives one of around 60,000 auto rickshaws in delhi. no big deal you may think. but she sticks out wherever she goes. that's because she is the only woman with an auto rickshaw license in a city of more than 10 million people. it's here where the deadly gang rape of a young student sparked mass pro

north. local experts here in south korea are skeptical the sea that iraq and north kirby are fundamentally different which affects the amount and degree of control the international community has in spades the scariest scenes it's neither program as a deterrent against external threats and so most experts think it is very unlikely that tonya will relinquish its nuclear program. it claims to be in euclid seed and so there's very little room for the kind of exchange that can be to a deal. young and dropped out of a new leg nonproliferation treaty in nineteen eighty three and then the country went ahead with three new bill is passed you on the other hand is party to the npt and cleans its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. in addition the international community does have something valuable to offer you're on a steam train ride suspension of some of its activities the lifting of certain economic solutions in the new president's son to heidi's focus on the country's economic about making also played an important role in sunday's nuclear green experts also seen germany's role as mediator was an im

the next stop is probably the north china sea and then eventual eventually, south china sea right into for this storm and there will be no stopping it. there is nothing in the way. it will keep going as a category four hurricane typhoon cyclone. they are the same thing, just different oceans and different surname. hurricane is a cyclone is a typhoon. depends where it is. how long will it be on land for? >> it's moving very, very fast. it cruising. it came on shore three hours ago, i can see it going 30 miles an hour as fast as it's moved. our reporter right there under the a in tacloban city. it would be another six how weres and back into the water away from the philippines. the good news, the populated, truly dense lay populated here ya is here. it will miss that by 150 miles. the death toll would be ast thu this 195 mile per hour storm gone over there. >> our thoughts and prayers with them. >>> in my interview with drew pinsky i asked what mayor ford said about a twin brother. they said he didn't say that and he doesn't have a twin brother. i want to correct that error and apologize

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sea board. it's the snow-rain line that we keep you informed of. towards the north-west there'll be beautiful weather. it has been dry - unusually dry and sunny towards seattle and washington and oregon for the last week. it will stay that way through the weekend. thursday, cloudy. 52. overnight lows to 39. down towards the south-west - well, we saw the storm i was telling you about move through, things have dried out. no rain in the forecast. it's not until thursday, unfortunately that we see rain off the pacific. 66 degrees staying until friday, not until saturday will we start to get to better weather. to the south-east, we are looking at the rain continuing from many locations, least through a lot of parts of the morning to the north. it is a mix of rain and snow. >> president obama says he's optimistic about the agreement on iran's nuclear program and hopes the deal will dismannedle the history of mistrust between iran and the u.s. >> i firmly believe in what president kennedy said - never let us negotiate out of fear, never let us fear to negotiate. i believe

moisture moving inland to the coastal areas of northern sonoma county sea ranch and points south to forth ross so rain moving into the north bay reaching out to sea this moisture not organized but here it comes. forecast animation 11:00 o'clock tonight at which point clouds will be thicker. might be a spot or 2 of rainfall at that point. certainly by 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning beginning rush hour we expect more wide spread area of rain mainly north bay not so much sout gate but certainly slow the morning commute for the bay year. later in the day see pushing south ward and eastward a bit bricking up thoughs then into late tomorrow night. tomorrow afternoon i should say evening commute see falling apart a little bit and then on wednesday we expect showers to trail so we will get some rainfall out of this. slow down the commute a bit but not bothered by. that we need the rain. >> we need it thank you very much is that with the rain coming now is a good time to track storms right from the smart phone with bay area most powerful weather radar live doppler 7 hd with the abc 7 news weather app happenedy works well. down load

starts tomorrow and that buts our temperatures back to average with the storm passing to the north kicking in the seae which continues and friday and saturday we drop a couple of degrees and those temperatures will be in the 50's at the coast and mid-to-upper 60's for the rest of us and that is a little bit below a. an updated on the veterans day rain chance is ahead. first, leyla gulen and the commute. >> we have an accident with c.h.p. reporting that it is at the 11th street on-ramp. as we look at the eastbound commute, it is slow out there because of this construction project and drainage work is being done taking away self lanes eastbound 580 from greenville to not flynn road. we are seeing some of the heavy congestion bleeding into livermore and toward pleasanton. here is where the sheriff department is at the 11th street on-ramp. this is in word whether there are injuries but the traffic is slowed making the commute from tracy to the altamont pass. >> thank you at 5:40. the miami dolphins player at the center of the bullying controversy speaks out for the very first time. >> friends honor an 86

to report to be participating in the training held at the old ticket price around sixty km north of the red sea resort of a let the team to israeli defense forces medical team has left the philippines after more than a week of eating victims of the dc ten feet in height and which according to company figures left more than five thousand people died from six hundred thousand homeless. it's really hundred free person medical team has hit more than two t a chance to get close to fifty two surgeries and delivered thirty six bbc the first between israel and the mother sent me into tears and tc thank you to the israeli people. the idea to include these two products from the european union spread into the creek israel's emergency medical teams to st hospital in park city which became one of the main medical facilities in the area contained hundreds of pieces each day when the medical staff described the work including humid conditions as the talents of rescue team and placed it on their hearts russian president clinton and the city has made that phone system of the stick in the tv does discuss the pli

to report to be participating in the training held at the old ticket price around sixty km north of the red sea resort of a let in prison in london and the city has made that phone system of the stick in the tv does discuss the plight of christians in various parts of the world and in particular in the middle east the syrian soul was also on the agenda of the thirty five minute meeting reflecting concerns among the international community that the existence of christian communities and local and state is under threat from hardline sunni muslim places you want to topple the regime of syrian president assad and establish an islamic state in its place it seems interest in helping the middle east christian communities. this reflects russia's growing foreign policy ambitions in the us on the fly and not doing enough to protect minority groups in places like syria and egypt moscow who could step in to fill the void. standing in the way maybe the frosty relations with the mask and that of the long been the norm for russia mostly owing to tensions between the catholic church and the russian orthodox ch

>> probably five years now. >> it's quite good. >> it's at pier 39 where the sea lions are on the north side of the pier. you can make dinner reservations. >> this is a fill issue. >> ah, fill. >> it was a controversial project because it was a barge, as chris was saying. and so the notion of is this fill or is this a vessel, that was the debate. and ultimately, it does have a motor on it, it can kind of move around a little bit. but it doesn't move around a lot. and ultimately, the bcdc commission issued a permit, but not until there was a huge debate. >> speaking of hugely controversial issues, if you look at this photograph on the right-hand side, you see an apartment building. is that the fontana -- >> half of fontana. >> part of one of the fontana buildings. which modernized planning and zoning in san francisco. when these two large curved buildings right in the front of everybody's views were built, san francisco was in an uproar. how could someone do this? and disrespect their neighborhood so much that they would actually build a big wall between my view and the bay? that was the

and the map here, is the sea wall from china basin north as you see as part of the embarcadero national district and the sea wall south appear 54 was constructed after the 1950s, and my poor attempt to show you where mission creek is located. and mission creek provides a really ideal location to study adaptation strategies because it is one of the lowest lying areas. and storm water run off from mission bay, also trains to mission creek and complicating future flooding events and this is an ideal place to study and

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south korea's chairman of the joint chiefs of staff came he says the possibility of north korean provocations near the west sea is higher than ever as reclusive regime has continued to bolster its military strength along the maritime border in a visit to unit stationed near the west sea on monday and roll today urged soldiers and marines to be ready at all times to counter enemy attacks he said that in doing so the soldiers would be providing some consolation to fellow comrades who died during north korea shelling out the front line again come i laid in two thousand ten the admiral says it comes just ahead of the third anniversary of the young gun incident which took place on nov twenty third of that year fraser park in ayr will hold a summit with the russian counterpart vladimir putin on wednesday in seoul. the two leaders are expected to discuss a wide range of issues from boosting economic cooperation in dealing with north korea from some cave reports the early as possible participation in to any malay project between backs and north korea will likely dominate the upcoming senate between president campaign

north korea. expectations are high for a brighter new era for inter korean economic relations the presidential office correspondence was into tells us to the sea is putting its ties with north korea may have been planted a south korean consortium comprising have ralph possibility hand in marriage or read a sneaky brand latitude ninety six billion dollars of their project costs at a railway project for roughly half a fresh seven percent share in the project. the decision is yet to be made on whether the south korean entities will actually enjoy the project. but if the two government officials and experts say the project cut for percent away al for stalled inter korean economic cooperation. economic coopeperation between the two koreas has had to stand still with the exception of banter korean presidential complex after the south korean care for men and those sanctions on north in two thousand ten the so called mi twenty four sanctions the end the trade in the spat with the north all i can get his attack on a south korean warship analysts say the company's participation in the railway project. this represents an opportunity for south korea to in

that ship capsized in a sea 250 miles north of puerto rico. yet the horrible event gave life to a new boat, the pride two. >> cost a little more than a million dollars a year. the fund raiser held in conjunction with the anniversary will go a long way. >>> from the waters to road, gas prices across the nation continue to fall and we love it. the national average price for a gallon of regular is now at the lowest that it's been all year. $3.21. that price hasn't been seen since 2011. and it's 25 cents less compared to the same time last year. here in maryland, a gallon of regular gas cost $32. today, nine cents less. one year ago, paying $3.49. >>> turning now to sports the, ravens are at the half-way point of the season and they are headed in the wrong direction. the sports director reports, tomorrow's game with cincinnati has become a much must-win -- become a must-win situation. >> reporter: the ravens have talked about a sense of urgency. it all comes down to having to beat the bengals. cincinnati rolls into baltimore with a high-powered of

there is some rainfall well north of ukiah and then, a batch of organized rainfall out to sea. this is moving into our direction. you can see this long trail of moisture out to sea. not very well organized so we may in the get a lot out of this but we'll start at 7:00 this evening, by around 1:00 a.m just after midnight, rain begins to arrive in the north bay. during early morning we'll continue to spread across the north bay by 5:00 in the morning looks like it will be wet in much of the north bay. remainder of the bay area not receiving rainfall at this point. mid morning hours, same picture, whatever is falling will be north of the golden gate. that pattern continues into afternoon hours. so there could be some wet pavement. there could be a slow commute for a north bay commuter in the morning but looks like remainder of the bay area will not receive rainfall until later into afternoon or perhaps in the evening hours, dan and carolyn? >> thank you very much. >> you can keep tags on conditions yourself with our abc7 news weather app. down load it for free on abc7 news.com/app

sea-effect snows. up towards the north it's very windy and will continue to be very windy for northern japan, gusts exceeding 100 kilometers an hour as well as having this heavy snow. we could see 30 centimeters in hokkaido. reduced visibility, blowing and drifting snow will be the threats through friday. after that the winds should die down but the snowshowers will continue. heavy showers for parts of the philippines as well as in luzon, heavier rain and potential for severe weather at the moment. elsewhere, though, looking pretty clear across china and mongolia. we'll see a warming trend. some temperatures have improved. beijing was hovering around the freezing point the other day. up to 12 degrees on friday with sunshine. seoul up to four but tokyo cooling down on friday with just 13 in the forecast. when we go into the americas, today is thanksgiving for those in the u.s., and many of you will be able to enjoy a very clear and fine day. lots of sunshine available. all this week, though, of course, we've been warming these storms moving through central and eastern locations. whether you're actually at the

it's clear and simple the bike onto the colts daunting unless north korea makes very clear statement at sea level it is prepared up to the right conditions to abandon its nuclear programs is an immigrant to it and one talk about it. everett said that while the korea appears to be technically betty park for a new clear test. it's probably undecided about beach that time frame as it belonged to wait and see how things go. seoul the korea ever be about the new kid program. this is the sixth form into question. but most of the fact is trying to move forward along the route that you can program comes from and he almost futile beliefs in all it was the dying wish all kendall meal and console me. that's the north she told me to weapons and basically intently. indeed almost medieval fiscal system of north korea. it's very difficult for currently just going keeps the wishes of their respective houses. any use. the korean government has decided to deploy it has forced me to resist hardest hit by typhoon high and in the philippines an estimated five hundred military personnel comprised of doctors and

sea. by later this weekend it is approaching north vietnam and eventually may make another landfall in laws sometime monday. it is weakened, winds are down to 142. but it's still a category 4 or category 5 hurricane. we call them hurricanes in the pacific. that part of the pacific they call them typhoons. storm surge was reported at 20 feet. you can imagine the damage must be unbelievable. we'll be keeping this tracking throughout the weekend and we'll hear more about this. as far as local weather, it is quieter here. >> it certainly is. we have cooler temperatures, nothing you wouldn't expect. we are here with the mobile weather lab and temperatures dropping out of the 50-degree range into the 40s. we are at about 48 here with a slight wind chill, winds are around 10 miles per hour. we are down around key highway celebrating this veterans day weekend and also a birthday for pride of baltimore ii. we'll talk about what's going on and you will hear stories about that on our newscast. as far as what you can expect, we are looking at temperatures staying on the cool side. it will be brisk and

serve at sea reporting from sheffield in the north of england well let's get some other global headlines for you in brief starting with thailand thousands of protesters forced their way into the boil the headquarters crowd stormed the compound reportedly demanding to know whose side. they have since left the site meanwhile hundreds of people shaking to oust prime minister yingluck shinawatra gathered outside the building of a ruling party in just the last few days protesting for several minutes to real buildings and the power of the police h.q. the mounting violence is fears of a possible military coup. and beijing is older warplanes to routinely patrol its newly declared defenses own over disputed islands in the east china sea this comes in the wake of america japan and south korea all of them sending their own military flights over the occupied. dispute threatens to overshadow u.s. vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week and for the fuel tensions between china and its regional neighbors. president hamid karzai has accused america of launching a drone strike which killed

sea. there is some moisture there we'll see rain arriving in the north bay. about 5:00 a.m we'll see more wide spread rain across the north bay. but morning rush doesn't look like we'll see much rain in the bay area, just mainly up north. later in the day pockets of rain so afternoon and evening commute could be a slow one as well. rain is on the way. i'll take a look at how much we can expect in just a few minutes >> thank you very much. now is a good time to down load abc7 news weather app. you can keep an eye on live doppler seven hd and you can go to abc7 news.com/apps. >>> a 10-year-old student taken into custody today after caught wandering the hall with a knife the boy reportedly told authorities he was tired of being bullied. with the story. >> reporter: there are about 100 parents at the meeting. some of them even talked about their own children being the victims of bullying. others wanted the district to develop better communications when these occur and still, others want more programs to deal with this problem but all of them expressed concerns ov

sea. there is some moisture there we'll see rain arriving in the north bay. about 5:00 a.m we'll see more wide spread rain across the north bay. but morning rush doesn't look like we'll see much rain in the bay area, just mainly up north. later in the day pockets of rain so afternoon and evening commute could be a slow one as well. rain is on the way. i'll take a look at how much we can expect in just a few minutes >> thank you very much. now is a good time to down load abc7 news weather app. you can keep an eye on live doppler seven hd and you can go to abc7 news.com/apps. >>> a 10-year-old student taken into custody today after caught wandering the hall with a knife the boy reportedly told authorities he was tired of being bullied. vic lee is live with the story. >> reporter: there are about 100 parents at the meeting. some of them even talked about their own children being the victims of bullying. others wanted the district to develop better communications when these occur and still, others want more programs to deal with this problem but all of them expre

with the crushing rogue wave, her fiance and his best friend were swept out to sea, standing on the lava rock shells on the northre of hawaii. she watched helplessly. >> i knew i couldn't do anything. >> reporter: they spoke to the investigative unit before we traveled to the island to see why the island was seeing the most drownings per capita in hawaii. five months into 2013, 11 people had already drown. we went with caution to the very place the two bay area men died. it seems deceptively safe. since then, the number of drownings has grown to 16. >> my heart was very heavy and i was sad. i can understand why other drownings could have happened, too. >> more visitors per capita are drowning here than on any other island. from 2008 to 2012, kuai had the highest rate of non-resident drownings. maui is close second followed by the big island of hawaii. he's an e.r. doctor at the hospital and the president of the life guard association. is it considered a crisis situation at this point? >> i think so. i'm trying to say that very word to the county government. >> reporter: in an e-mail, county officials say they ar