back toward the west we do have a storm moving through northeastern china. this one is more winterlike, actually and it has snowfall across parts of mongolia extending toward northeastern china and with that we'll see a cold surge set up by the end of the week and bring some breezy conditions down toward taiwan and northern areas of the philippines. temperatures definitely dropping and ulan bator just 6 there for your high and sunny skies at the very least on your thursday. meanwhile, back toward here. i did mention tokyo, and i mentioned they have breezy condition, but there will be sunny weather throughout the day and the dry air wrapping around the storm system. over towards europe we do have a low pressure area just off the coast of the british isles and that's moving into the scandinavian peninsula and we'll bring rough weather for you as we go through the next 24 hours and very windy conditions coming near there and down toward the south, i want to key in on this because every time we talk about a storm in the eastern mediterranean we'll take the facto

back towards the north and northeastern china a low pressure moving through here bringing showers and working its way towards northern portions. western japan above average temperatures in your forecast. over towards tokyo 21. it will feel like late september towards early october, as well here. let's look here in the southern hemisphe hemisphere. you are looking at fairly gusty winds. reports upwards of 65 to 70 kilometers per hour through your morning hours here. heavy rainfall and snow in the higher elevations along the southwestern coast line shifting towards the northeast bringing showers out there. the biggest with this is the widespread winds. christchurch you may want to slow down. you are looking at winds extending towards thursday. here into europe some fairly blustery conditions making its way towards the scandinavian peninsula. some areas see as much as 80 to 90 kilometer per hour winds. severe weather to the south is the big worry. every time we talk about temperatures we talk about the refugee situation and thousands of people outdoors. we are looking at storms that coul

also looking at a few showers there in northeastern china. beijing you might want an umbrella ready. a high of 12 there on your thursday. talking about the tropics. this is our latest tropical storm expected to become a hurricane patricia. earlier this week we had video out of el salvador showing significant flooding there. this is the same storm but now it is developing expected to become a hurricane. right now hurricane warnings are in effect here along the mexican coast line. some areas you can see pretty significant rainfall but the winds and threat of storm surge is something else you want to keep in mind along the coastal areas towards the west of mexico city. back towards the north looking at tropical moisture surging in out of the pacific into the southwestern u.s. and extending towards texas. a few locations as much as 100 millimeters is possible out here especially as we go ahead through your next 48 hours. this whole storm will develop and pulling towards the north and maybe severe weather threat into thursday and friday. severe we

north one of the main reasons it's moving so slow, high pressure is dominating eastern and northeastern china, keeping things on the cold side, harbin saw temperatures drop below the freezing point in your overnight hours. tokyo a high of 23, partly cloudy skies here on your tuesday. still some showers back towards the north into sapporo, but that is going to clear up at least by the time you look into wednesday and thursday. talking about showers here into the southwestern u.s. you have been looking at this moisture in full coming off the pacific and also the gulf of mexico, taken has been bringing widespread heavy showers, even thunderstorms out there for you. also there have been dust storms, showers pushed down strong downdrafts and kicks up the wind so haboobs are very well possible and add a threat as we go ahead into your tuesday and wednesday. staying on the cool side toward the east, high pressure has been dominating but it is going to be on the rise, new york with a high of 19, washington, d.c., at 20, but overnight lows were rather chilly out here on your monday, it will gradually

over towards the west, coming out of siberia, a cold high pressure area into northeastern china droppingratures down. over towards beijing you're only looking at a high of around 19. seoul as well dropping down from the mid-20s there on your thursday. tokyo though staying partly cloudy skies, i mentioned a bit early on. the americas, this is the pineapple express. you might laugh and think, is that a real weather term? it actually is. we have this river of moisture coming in from hawaii which is famous for pipe apples so all that flows from the southwest toward the northeast. if you are in british columbia it does not feel pleasant at all. blustery conditions coming out of this. maybe rainfall as well. westerly winds though are making for some warmer conditions. look at palm springs, 40 degrees for your high on your friday. definitely very summer-like. not the case in the great lakes. some storms coming through for you there. what you're going to be expecting is a 10-degree temperature drop. chicago 15, balmy for now in new york with a high of 24. i'll leave you now with your extended ou

more than 300 people died on monday of the end center was in the hindu curb mountains of northeastern afghanistan. china the u.s. not to cause trouble in the south china sea after it says a warship illegally entered it's waters. china do constructed two island in 2014. >>> according to the u.n. at least 120,000 people have been displaced last month alone after the fighting in syria. the u.n. security council is preparing a briefing later on monday on the humanitarian situation. >>> the european union is working to implement new pressures to tackle the refugees crisis in the western balkans croatian authorities sagan estimated 260,000 people have passed through the region since hungary closed its borders in mid september. meanwhile, slovenia continues to face 10s of thousands of new arrivals. but as robin reports from the slovenia-croatia border, volunteer aid workers say they are being prevented from offering much-needed help. >> reporter: the promise now of 400 extra police from the european union to manage this unparalleled scale of migration may come as a relief for the slovenian authorities. but rel

it happened in northeastern afghanistan, not far from pakistan as well as india and china. the quake felt as far away as today but the, islamabad, even new delhi. communications are not good, making a difficult situation a worse one. girls killed in a stampede when they were fleeing their school as the walls were falling in on them. in islamabad, the panic spread when the thing lasted a minute or even longer. deaths are flortd city far away as well. emergency teams spreading out throughout the area. company kateing things even further, the area where the quake hit is not far from where the taliban is fighting our government forces and the government grip on that area is not too good as well. 10 years ago this month we were in that area on the pakistan side of the borderer for a 7.6 magnitude earthquake. the death toll there 75,000. that quake was 9 miles below the surface, this is 135 miles below the surface. martha: gregg, thank you very much. tough to get in there and see what the damage is. bill: the victims of the irs targeting scandal will not have their day in court.

northeastern afghanistan. >>> and israeli forces have fired tear gas at palestinians protesters, marking a day of rage. the latest deaths were of two men and a 17-year-old girl on monday. >>> china summoned the u.s. ambassador to explain why a u.s. warship entered what beijing says are its waters in the disputed south china sea. washington says its guided missile was an international territory. rob mcbride reports. >>> the united states has been signalling for months that it would make this symbolic sail past. china has warned it would respond appropriately. the patrol came within 12 nautical miles of the disputed islands in the south china sea, normally the national limit of a nation east territorial claim, but not accepted by the u.s. us, which says these are international waters open to anybody. china says it shadowed the u.s. vessel, assuming of it harming to peace and stability. >> translator: we want the u.s. to respect our position and correct its mistake immediately. it should not threaten china's sovereignty and security interest. it should also keep the promise of not taking sides on territorial disputes. >> reporter: the waters are disputed by choo -- china and severa

northeastern part of the country. for the first time, president obama has ordered the pentagon to provide ammunition and possibly weapons to syria rebel forces. scientists from japan, chinaland have won the nobel prize in medicine. they were honored for discoveries that helped doctors fight malaria and infections caused by roundworm parasites. it's the first time china has ever had a nobel medicine laureate. that's the latest. stephanie: thank you, vonnie. excited to talk supreme court. we have to talk presidential election. taxes on wall street have been a big issue for the left and the right. here's donald trump speaking this last week. trump: it ends the tax rates for speculative partnerships that do not grow businesses or create jobs, and are not risking their own capital. stephanie: donald trump is the front runner. can you believe this? that supports guy doing away with retired interest. david: i think what donald was whatg --steve s: i think donald was saying is he is focused extensively on financial activities that don't create jobs or economic growth. in the private equity industry, that's what you do. stephanie: no one seems to know that. mitt romney couldn't a