and even up towards the north, southern scandinavia and parts of scotland seeing snow as opposed to the rain and windy conditions that the rest of western and central europe will be faced with. very cloudy here as well. needless to say. we will see a new low pressure system developing across the alpine region. it's going to get strong and things will be very unsettled. it will then head in toward the balkan peninsula from wednesday and into thursday. meanwhile, things looking fairly settled. across from down here in the southeast over turkey where heavy rain will reach its peak. after that it will quiet down a little bit. you'll see showers in towards the rest of the week. five degrees in moscow. warming up, though in other parts of eastern europe. 13 in warsaw. 16 in berlin and 15 in vienna. 14 in paris. and just a little cooler but up around seasonal temperatures in madrid as well as in lisbon in the upper teens. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> our top story once again -- north korean authorities are just days away from a controversial countdown. they've moved a ro

in his head so i don't think that people will emulate his actions when the bigger picture here scandinavia especially sweden or with pretty liberal countries. he claims he's attacked his way of protect protecting norway has been taken over by muslims so much attention is there in scandinavia over immigration is it a big problem. oh i think there's more tension that. people would like. and certainly more tension that is than is a growth factor by the media. it's somewhat subdued because in norway and sweden not so much in denmark people are increasingly afraid of talking about their fears and their fears for the future which is not a healthy situation it's far better that people can come out and say that i think this whole battle what can we do about immigration what can we do your part in suppression but that sort of debate seems to be subdued in norway and in sweden and that is unhealthy. so i would very much hope that people would loosen up and talk about real issues instead of instead of pretending they don't exist ok i think that was a much bigger program was that he got there presiden

. >> they're all in scandinavia. they have a very high suicide rate, don't they, in scandinavia?n't know. >> i think they do. let's check that. >> here's what they have in common. average income is high and the people live longer. the ones that don't off themselves. >> the ones that don't commit suicide live a long, long time. >> did you make that up? >> no. of course i've heard other things that were not true. we will get back to you on that. all right. >> i like the lady who said she won the lottery. i'm sorry. >> it ain't over yet. this story is an ongoing thing. >> can we just say one thing about her? >> you can't make someone up like that lady. >> she claimed somewhere her ticket -- she hid it in a mcdonald's where she works and she had a news conference with her attorney and was filing her nails and talking on the phone while her attorney was fielding questions. >> i guess her english is not as good as she would perhaps like. i think she speaks creole. let your lawyer do your talking for you. but i loved her shirt. >> something about -- >> swine scum i think? nothing says c

today from scandinavia down through germany. in fact, we have a front starting to push through the iberian peninsula. along the front is where we'll see the heaviest of the rain and the strongest gusts. could see also some snow once again for scotland. east of that, lisbon is looking settled. in the southeast, very stormy conditions, heavy rain for much of turkey here and could lead to flooding issues on our tuesday. temperatures are warming up a little bit. especially in central locations. we're now into the mid teens in berlin as well as vienna. 15 in rome. 14 in paris which is just about on average. a little bit cooler in madrid and lisbon as the showers move in. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> a "titanic" memorial cruise has set sail from england. it's to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the fateful 1912 voyage of the iconic liner. some of the passengers are descendants of the titanic's doomed maiden outing. the cruise started from south hampton on sunday with 1,309 passengers on board. this is the id

snow also in parts of scandinavia and more heavy showers for northern parts of italy.ratures are going to be not bad. moderating in the east. we're getting to 15 in kiev. 10 in stockholm. cool in london at 11 degrees. also a little bit cooler than we have been seeing recently in the iberian peninsula. 15 in madrid. here's your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour. everything seems ready to go on a launch pad in north korea. the question is what's being launched? authorities insist they are sending up a rocket to carry a satellite into space. government leaders in japan and elsewhere say this is a test of technology for a ballistic missile. officials with north korea's space agency say the launch window is now through monday. the ground crew started fuelling up on wednesday. japan's self-defense forces are ready to shoot down anything that enters japanese territory. destroyers and land-based radar units will track the flight and analyze trajectory. the ships are equipped with radar and sm-3 interceptor missiles. two are patrolling in the east china sea. a thi

the haven't is in northern spain, some of that is snow, also in parts of scandinavia and more heavy showersnorthern parts of italy. temperatures not too bad, moderating particularly in these. 15 degrees, 10 in stockholm and london, 11 degrees and a little cooler than we've been seeing in the iberian peninsula, 15 in madrid and 17 in lisbon as the cold front moves in. here's your extended forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of news line. i'm catherine kobayashi. i'm catherine kobayashi. do stay with us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com north korea tv. or pour first look is thr that brought togt pteenagers from eight asia countries animation and other media are inspire i inspiring them. and another project inspired them and checked out events around japan, thailand and turkey. next, we present two documentary s that continue coverage of last year's march 11th earthquake and tsunami. immediately after the earthquake, an nhk reporter in a coastal town was able to capture 38 minutes of footage from the evacuation to the desperate search for. >> tim: survivors. one year later, he return

today from scandinavia down through germany. in fact, we have a front starting to push through the iberian peninsula. along the front is where we'll see the heaviest of the rain and the strongest gusts. could see also some snow once again for scotland. east of that, business bon isbo settled. in the southeast, very stormy conditions, heavy rain for much of turkey here and could lead to flooding issues on our tuesday. temperatures are warming up a little bit. especially in central locations. we're now into the mid teens in berlin as well as vienna. 15 in rome. 14 in paris which is just about on average. a little bit cooler in madrid and lisbon as the showers move in. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> a titanic memorial cruise has set sail from england. it's to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the fateful 1912 voyage of the iconic liner. some of the passengers are descendants of the titanic's doomed maiden outing. the cruise started from south hampton on sunday with 1,309 passengers onboard. this is the ident

we've got snow and some rain showers also for scandinavia down towards the south. more energy coming in here. more wet weather for the iberian peninsula. heavy precipitation here. it's been such a dry winter. now all the rain is coming down at once. some of it is actually going to be snow towards the north as well. and then down across the central mediterranean, a very well developed low pressure system here is bringing lots of trouble. red warnings for gusts and thunderstorms at the moment. that's going to be spreading across italy and through into the western balkans. out east, a little bit more settled. and temperatures are starting to warm up as well. 16 in kiev. 15 in warsaw. up towards the north and the northeast, it's going to be a bit cooler. single digits from moscow as well as in stockholm. elsewhere, the mid teens. athens, 21 degrees. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> and let me give you our top stories once again. north korean state media has reported that the government has announced that it failed to put forward what it called a sate

we've got a long front stretching across from scandinavia down into portugal.trong thunderstorms along this front. very strong winds indeed. and warnings and watches have been posted into the morning hours for northern spain for high waves and strong winds. we also have warnings for heavy rain across the british isles. now from central locations out towards the east, it's going to be a different story altogether. high pressure again allowing this warmth, this heat to spread up from the south. and temperatures are going to look like the middle of summer. we'll take a look at them now. 21 in berlin. 22 in vienna. the low 20s also in kiev and moscow. into the next three days, into the weekend, we're just going to see those figures come up. belgrade, budapest, munich, just about hitting the 30-degree mark. serbia, some places as well seeing about 30 degrees. so that is going to be quite a difference from average departure of about 16 degrees in some places. so do enjoy it, but do please take care in that unseasonable heat. i'll leave you now with your extended fore

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. >> if you look at the first quarter results, france was up and they are big in scandinavia.il real estate is as cash flow resistant as any property type or any product at all. >> great to have you on the program. thank you so much. we appreciate your time. joining us as chairman and ceo. fast money begins at the top of the hour. a preview of the program. over to you. >> top of the hour in fast money, we have the latest on the departures from groupon. howard schultz. are there accounting issues still. the failing stock price and a lot will give you the trade off of that. the technical trade and the $70 billion man who manages the pension with $70 billion under management and we will get his take under where he finds the stocks as well as bonds. see you then. >> we will be there and a host of names on the move. the after hours trading session. stay with us. >> we have a lot of after hour movers and shakers. one is an equipment make they're services semiconductors and all the stock up better than 9% after this short break. . >> before we wrap it up, let's get another look at th

smaller population plus i think people in minnesota a lot of them can trace their ethnicity back to scandinavia so i assume they are fair skinned. is that -- how accurate would the study be when you extrapolate it out? >> you are absolutely right on both counts. i mean, a small group of people. what they did was followed the small group of about 240 people over a very long period of time. so they were able to look at trends and that's the uptick that they saw. now, you can also say, although a lot of people from minnesota may have nordic ancestry and be susceptible that there are people who aren't exposed to that much sun so perhaps their risk should be somewhat less during the entire aspect of the 12 months. but i think it's the overall aspect that over a four-year period they followed the small group of people and saw an uptick they could not explain in any other way. while the tanning bed association is pushing back saying the study is not good and there haven't been any great studies increasingly dermatologists are saying not so fast. it's a risk even for 12 and 13-year-olds, kids even youn

he's the world number five from scandinavia.ever won a major, but he's looking really good right now. then comes uusthuizen from australia,2010 champion. fred couple, overnight leader. what a story this might have been. but sadly for freddie, the '92 champion, 52 years young, at two under par. he's fallen back, seven adrift of the leader. more on leftie. as i say, he had a very good front side, but the back nine he illuminated the course with a 30. a three-time winner, four majors under his belt already. what a story it would be if he could get major number five over the weekend, and a fourth green jacket. he's excited, and he's raring to go ahead of sunday play. >> confident in the way i've been playing, putting, and in this set and on this golf course. i just -- i love it here, i love nothing more than being in the last group sunday at the masters. it's the greatest thing in professional golf. >> reporter: he got his wish. don, phil will be playing with peter hanson in that final pairing on sunday. i'm excited. i'm sure you ar

it's a danish company, usually we haven't seen that level of sexism from scandinavia. >> you can't makeirls buy the legos you want them to buy. their moms aren't buying the legos. this is lego company trying to appeal to little girls. >> ken and barbie did very well too but it doesn't mean a progressive person wants to buy her daughter. are we going back to the 1950s and mad man? legos for girls is something kind of 1950s idea. what girls want. >> i totally disagree. [ laughter ] >> but it oversexualizes them and they get into body cleaning. >> heather: okay, thank you all so much. thank are for joining us. >> i'm going to stick with my lincoln log cabin. [ laughter ] >> iran playing the role of copycat. it will build its own version of the captured u.s. drone. is the threat real. we're going to have new information from latest claim from tehran coming up. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks

. >> they're all in scandinavia. they have a very high suicide rate, don't they, in scandinavia?on the lottery. i'm sorry. >> it ain't over yet. this story is an ongoing thing. >> can we just say one thing about her? >> you can't make someone up like that lady. >> she claimed somewhere her lotly ticket -- she hid it in a mcdonald's where she works and she had a news conference with her attorney and was filing her nails and talking on the phone while her attorney was fielding questions. >> i guess her english is not as good as she would perhaps like. i think she speaks creole. let your daughter do your talking for you. but i loved her shirt. >> something about -- >> swine scum i think? nothing says class like wearing a t-shirt while you're doing your nails when your lawyer's pleading your case that you are an upstanding american citizen. >>> all right, it is try-day friday. this is called motza-toff. they are not kosher so we don't want to confuse you on that. >> but they're good. they took the cracker and dipped it in chocolate. >> it's a leavened bread. >> it's friday. >> i've n

impact, but the majority of the european economy is the core countries plus eastern europe and scandinavia, they've been looking more positive. >> what about the uk? big gdp number coming up tomorrow. the consensus is only for 0.1%, so we avoid technical recession by the skin of our teeth here. is that too pessimistic? >> they're affected by quite a few erratics. difficulty measure willing construction output. if you look at the core section tors of the economy, manufacturing and services, you would expect a growth figure of 1.4, 1.5. so i think the underlying picture is going to be stronger than perhaps the gdp picture suggests and we've had evidence of that from business surveys and indeed from the labor market where unemployment stabilizing has begun to fall. >> all right. we'll talk more about the prospects for the uk coming up. >>> jiames murdoch preparing to testify in the press et you c cannic ethics hearing. kayla tausche is there. what's the key take away for came? >> luckily the rain hasn't set in just yet. we are awaiting the arrival of james for what could be six hours of quest

5,000 bucks so it wasn't really the boat you would imagine taking on a trip like this but built in scandinaviaed boat and faired pretty well except everything inside the boat of course. >> what were the biggest challenges what were somethings you came up against you maybe didn't expect. >> there is a lot of fog in the arctic combination of fog and ice is incredibly dangerous when you don't have radar, because we couldn't afford a radar, so that was something that i didn't expect to run into, which was incredibly dangerous but you know the bering sea was bad >> i watch deadliest catch i know about the bering sea >> i was a thousand miles north of those guys for a couple months. >> was there ever a time you were like i am not sure i am going to do this. >> well, i was going to give it my best and i was too determined to ever think about quitting or giving up but there were times i wanted to throw my arms up and say i want a hot shower, clean clothing, fresh food but i never actually took the idea seriously >> what was your most memorable moment. >> cape horn was memorable you know, i think every

germany, scandinavia, switzerland, parts of asia, australia, canada, where we're happy in the internationalnd you have to look at country risk very carefully. >> jamie, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, he cut 2,000 jobs last week. i can't should y yahoo! ceo are promised to talk more about the company today and since then, plenty of rumors. now comes a test for the markets. we'll have the inside line on yahoo! straight ahead. >>> tomorrow on squawk wogs, our guest host will be former hchl b chairman and ceo carly fiorina. we'll hit the rails with michael ward. and the squawk master of the markets becoming more cautious on europe. goldman sachs asset management chair than jim o'neill will join us. [ dog barks ] appears buster's been busy. [ man ] yeah, scott. i was just about to use... that's a bunch of ground-up paper, lad! scotts ez seed uses the finest seed, fertilizer, and natural mulch that absorbs and holds water better than paper can. looking good, lad! thanks, scott. ez seed really works. so, how come haggis is so well behaved? 'cause he's a scotty. oh. scott: get scotts ez seed

techniques which is another way to cure prostate cancer versus no treatment, and this was done in scandinavia, that for those cancers, by the time you have a ten-year time period, you do see an increase in survival. so presumably with mr. buffett, 81, we dodge know his status, but if it's stage 1, there's a good probability. it's not just dying of the saner is. you know, you could then develop metastases that spreads to the bones. you have various treatments. and you can have a great deal of problems during your lifetime without actually dying of the disease. >> yeah. the quality of life. >> and that's what one would also try to avoid by intervening. >> yep, yep. >> doctor, just to caution our viewers and in the context of what mr. buffett said yesterday, he did say he believed there wasn't life tletzenning and his doctor doesn't believe it's remotely life-threatening. in this cop text -- >> and that he easing till july for treatments. >> you wouldn't imagine that even though it's stage 1, it would be one of these more severe versions that you discussed, right? >> if it's not life-threaten, w