your entire family is in outer siberia. >> so he is fit? >> i would put our best presidents up against russia's best presidents. he scored seven times or as jfk called that a tuesday. he checked him into the boards before the end of the first period. >> it's true. >> nixon was a good bowler. >> joanne, what do you think? big hockey fan? >> you know, i've seen a few games, in college actually. we had a good hockey team. >> that's where it is the best, the college hockey. >> i would go for the hot chocolate and pretzel during half time. >> i used to watch the bruins on tv and didn't think hockey was not a great sport to watch. >> you can decide where crore eyes go if -- where your eyes go if you want to watch the goalie setting up. i wonder if scoring a goal -- i mean putin has to know these professional players are maybe not doing their best and scoring a goal is still as rewarding knowing maybe people aren't trying their hardest. >> how many holes in one? >> 18 holes in one. >> these dictators, don't they know they don't have to lay it on s

sigh siberia. forecasters say this could turn out to be the largest snowstorm in siberia in a decade. thousands of drivers were stuck in the snow for hours. >> when you're complaining about the snow in siberia, puts it in perspective there. >> it is a little cool throughout. we've seen a little dip. >> in the bush >> temperatures in just a minute. right now we're looking at 41 degrees but feels like 38 in central park. if you're heading out there for a brisk morning jog, layer it up. fairfield county you're one of those spots seeing temperatures 32 in fairfield. 37 in stratford. cold enough for you in morris town, 28. one thing these cool temperatures do, they get the color going for the foliage out there. this is your fall foliage map. if you want to check tout leave out the lees lee leaved today, it's a good day for that. you have that peak fall foliage right now. northern fairfield county as well. and from new york city south still dealing with mod rail erate color. by next weekend we'll see pee

. >> the snow has gone off to a wild start out in siberia. record snowfall in many areas leaving thousands of drivers stuck in traffic for hours. >> i'll take it. some might say snow in siberia is common but some weather forecasters believe it could be the most significant snowfall there in ten years. i'm guessing if you're in sigh beer yeah you should be used to the cold weather. >> what happens in siberia has an effect on us. that's one of the things we look at to predict the coming seasons. the air masses move west to east. who knows? >> we've had two bad winters in a row. >> we'll know better next april. anyway, starting off this morning, before we rush into winter, let's talk about our awesome autumn and a wonderful morning for the walk to end hiv in washington right there on pennsylvania avenue. it's going to be a beautiful morning for that walk. and the temperatures are rather chilly, though, as walkers and runners will be assemble at 7:00 this morning and through 8:00 will be in the 40s to near 50. by 11:00, by the time the walk is en

. >> the whole thing is like the reverse rocky training in siberia of the -- siberia. and also isn't the whole game of football rely on the fact that there is one person that tells them what to do and where to go and they basically say we can't rely on them to do that. >> we'll see how it goes. >> we will close things out with a bedtime story. >>> a bride and groom were recently stopped by airport security just for packing wedding favors. cute little candles. the tsa has gone too far. the couple was carrying bottles with fuses labeled tnt. i guess it was justified. it turns out their first names both start with a t and hence the t-n-t. bomb specialists at denver airport decided that the wax and fuses were attached to bath salts they were giving out as wedding favors. it seems ridiculous, at least until you see a picture of the couple. oh yeah. >> they look so happy. >> wedding supplies provided by acme and co. was this extreme? they were little wedding favors. >> what is ks stream is a wedding that -- what is extreme is a wedding that gives out bath salts. no. you blam

this was like siberia back then. imagine if you were a farmer, a government functionary tries to recruit you will, says are going to wrap hundreds and hundreds of miles through the desert hostile territory, you're going to be in the middle of no where. there will be missions and a few soldiers. job will be to build a mission little girls, who outnumber you genetically, that spanish is like. the mixture of -- and showk the locals, who outnumber yhou how great it is. it launches a precipitous decline of the indigenous culture. this is the first known pictorial representation of southern california. this is from the early 1830 past. a time when the missions are starting to be closed down. the people who are creating the new society. you see the indigenous populations. soldiers, functionaries, in the background the san gabriel mission including the housing and labor in place. there is not a lot of records from back then, this is the earliest. people living site-by-side. a new culture being created. or positiveily easy by

meanwhile, up in japan, siberia chilly air over the area bringing down some snow precipitation. you're looking at the nice white layers on the ground. looks like we're going to have drier conditions and chilly air in place throughout the next couple of days. i hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and that wraps up this hour of "newsline," and at the touch of the hour, we have newsroom tokyo, and in the meantime, stay ♪ "france 24." i am genie godula. israel sets up checkpoints in east jerusalem after the prime minister put new security measures and curfews and weight -- and place. clinton held for her or

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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 condi. 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 outlook. >>> that's all for "n

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. >> reporter: on the shores of lake baikal, in russian siberia, unusually warm temperatures and dry conditions made for dangerous wildfire conditions this summer. at least 1,500 square miles of forest burned until the flames died down in the past few weeks, leaving scorched earth and tree stumps where a once-lush forest stood. ecologists say the fires here could have a long-lasting impact on the delicate ecosystem around the lake, which is home to an estimated 20% of the world's fresh, unfrozen water. >> ( translated ): since the forests are being destroyed, groundwater gets lost. drought starts, the springs that are still flowing dry out. it lowers the level of baikal, which was already lower than critical. >> reporter: the lake is one of the most bio-diverse regions in the world, home to 570 types of plants and more than 1,300 animal species some of which are endangered. volunteers are now trying to plant one million new trees to restore the landscape. >> ( translated ): any citizen, any resident can come to the nursery, collect a sapling and plant it in a plot of ground. anyone c

. >> international health care worker who has traveled through siberia and participated in the culture. extra our speaker, because she introduced herself to us individually. i want to make a couple comments about history and make a plea. corrupta history of a government in russia that uses repression. a person was murdered, reporters were murdered. lawyers in prison were murdered. there were apartment bombings. many people have insisted that those looks suspiciously like -- it was serve -- i have a masters in american history. peoplea plea to

he is a toy salesman in siberia making rubber ducks and children's toys. he is an orphan from nowhere. he has an idea of privatizing the oil industry and creating an oil company. a partner and they partnered up and it's like the facebook story is no shares or more years but eventually he becomes his roof and they create the second-largest oil company in exchange, roaming makes the huge payoff every week he would call they would send a suitcase of cash. $100,000,000.1 year and that was their relationship into that kind of the beginning of the story as the money gets bigger and bigger and he becomes a billionaire and event he starts to fade. and at this point in time the oligarchs control 50% of china's gdp. that's inevitable statistics. they owned most of the country and that they decided we need to install someone who's the next president who we can control, somebody that is a nobody coming low level that we can groom and then he owned the country just as we did so they found a guy named latitude in. he was the assistant to the city of the mayor in st. pet

he is a toy maker from siberia. he has an idea of privatizing the oil industry. they go and partner up. there's no shares, there's no lawyers but they create the second largest oil company. in exchange, roman abramovich makes this huge payoff. boris berezovsky would call and they would send over this huge suitcase of cash. that was their relationship. that is kind of the beginning of the story. once they get bigger and bigger and bigger, then the president starts to fade. he is starting to die. at this .7 oligarchs control russia. these seven men owned most of the country. they decided we need to install someone who is the next president who we can control. somebody who is a low-level guy who we can groom and then we own the country. so they found a guy name vladimir putin. he was not a high-level guy. he was the mayor of st. petersburg. he set up a car dealership. that's how boris berezovsky knew him. they thought he was a very loyal man. they basically installed him as president. the previous president handed the seat to him. the oligarchs had made a miscalcula

. >> anybody who checked hill was not sent to the penalty box but to siberia. [ laughter ] >> reporterd i bet the goalie dove out of the way like the puck head polonium on it. we asked former hockey play by play announcer dan to assess the russian president's skills. how is putin's stickhandling? >> it's pretty pedestrian. >> reporter: his skating? how would you rank his skating? >> you can tile it with a sun dial but he didn't fall down. >> reporter: one skeptic compared russia's president to n north korea's leader. >> i don't know if anyone on the ice was named moses but kind of a parting of the red sea as he skated through the neutral zone. >> reporter: watch no one try to take the puck away from putin. >> putin shoots and scores. >> reporter: would russian tv ever show their president doing this? putin was awarded a trophy, happy birthday, mr. president. we may be looking at the nhl's next top draft pick, number 11. [speaking foreign language]. >> reporter: switch goals by one guy reminds us what they said when the u.s. hockey team beat the russians at the 1980 olympi olympics. >>

a -- roman is a toy saysmen from siberia, making rubber ducks and children's toys. an orphan, again, jewish from nowhere. has an idea of privatizing the oil industry and creating an oil company. they partner up. just like the facebook story. there's no shares of lawyers but he is the roof and they create the second largest oil company in exchange, roman makes this human payoff. every week they would send over a suitcase of cash, $3,000,005,000,000, whatever he asked for. $100 million one year. and that was their relationship. and that kind of the beginning whenever the story the money gets bigger and bigger, rompan becomes a billionaire, and then yeltsin starts to fade. starting to die and with this time sentence oligarchs control 50% of russia's gdp. an incredible statistic. seven men end most of the country and decided we need to install someone who is the next president who we can control. someone who is a nobody, a cog, a low-level guy we can groom and then we own the country just as we did with yeltsin. so they found a guy named vladimir putin. putin was a kgb

about 18 years old and operated by a small russian airline called metro jet that's based in western siberia. do we know anything about the airline or its safety record? >> the a-321 is operated by several airlines in that part of the world. metro jet, i don't have a lot of information on. it is the latest transformation from another russian company and the age of the airplane is kind of midlife. airplanes can fly for many, many years. it's dependent on the maintenance quality and we don't have any of that information yet. so the russian civil authority will certainly be looking at the maintenance records of the airplane to see if there had been any previous problems with it. there are some reports that are not yet confirmed that this particular airplane had a tail strike earlier at some point in its career, but that's several years ago. that probably doesn't mean anything. it was a bit of history. but beyond that, that's all we have at this point. >> john cox, thank you so much for that. right now we'll turn to our senior -- former senior british officer mikey kay. the wreckage has been fou

. >>> overseas public services working to clean the streets of siberia where a record snowfall paralyzed the russian city on friday. forecaster believe it could be over ten years. that's quite a mess. still ahead this morning. a taste of italy you don't have to go far to find. a local spot to find. it's today's what's cooking. another big weekend on tap for the pats as they get ready for the jets. we look at what brady and the crew are in for. the final team clinching spot in the world series. entering the final leg of the it'll be here before you know it. hello, halloween. it's the one night when everybody dresses up. and that includes dinner. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sod of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. >>> we just learned a small plane crashed in worcester. rescue crews are on the scene now. time. we have a crew on the way and update as soon as we get more information. >> over the past 7 or 8 week we have dry stretch of weather. we have couple

. >> do you have me out here in siberia because you don't like my imitation of donald. neil: no, it's just that i don't like you, go ahead, what are you hearing. >> i've been told by a source close to the rubio fund-raising apparatis. this is not a done deal. a lot of conflicts between who's running the rubio campaign and adelson, interlocking business interests. neil: that word had come to pass, you are right we laid out the caveats, but do you get a sense that would be a game-changer? let's face it, adelson poured a lot of money into newt gingrich and that fled out. >> we're in a different environment this year as opposed to other years where nontraditional candidates where, rubio is in the traditional side, nontraditional candidates are appealing more to the gop base. in the past it was never a lock that you get a lot of money or big benefactor and definitely not a lock this time. i will say this about adelson, no one i know inside the fund-raising apparatus of the rubio campaign, there are tension among players with adelson and hold off. i'm not saying it's not goin

nhl players and the by the fact that anybody who checked him was not sent to the penalty box but to siberia. no big deal. you can check me but you're going to the gulag. fair game. >> goalie deliberately not -- >> absolutely. >> thanks, dan. >>> benches clear in a big playoff win for the chicago cubs. now one step closer to their first world series in more than that story in just 30 seconds. >>> what a great night for the cubs. there's a look live at wrigley field, the sign says #flythew and put up a "w" flag every time they win. they have fans believing this could be the year they break one of sport's most famous curses story. >> lara, it's one game. they won one game. they're popping champagne and talking about curses. well, when you're the cub, though, last night was worth celebrating. >> check swing for the first time in 12 years, the chicago cubs have a postseason victory. >> reporter: is this the year the curse is broken? >> they win the wild card game. >> reporter: overnight the chicago cubs snapping their losing streak in epic fashion winning their first playoff fans taking to the s

. >> retired international health care worker who has travelled to siberia. thanks to our speaker because she actually went around in and unprecedented way and introduced herself to us individually. i want to make a couple of comments about history and make a plea. >> can you make it quick? >> we have a long history with chechnya. we have a history of a current government in russia that uses repression. nemtsov was murdered. reporters have been murdered. lawyers in prison have been murdered. okay. there were four apartment bombings. many people have insisted those look suspiciously ksb. i have a masters in american history. i shouldn't be talking like this, so i make the plea to people who are here. do you see any reason why the present government would find having terrorists to its advantage? >> okay. the lady right there. yes. >> i work as a journalist for the associated press for more than ten years. covered most of the events in the caucasus, including boston attack. so my question is related to this gentleman's statement. many people claim that they have

siberia. reports now that up to 100 bodies have been recovered. now underway. egyptian aviation official says the pilot called in a technical issue, quote, on board shortly after the plane took off in the red sea resort of scharm el sheikh and wanted to turn back around. >> egypt's prime minister says the wreckage is in an area where egyptian forces are fighting islamic insurgency there. there is no indication the plane was shot down. joining us now is former pilot and aviation consultant j.p. as it tristani. what was going through the pilot's mind as he was registering with the on board. trying to convert the airport over to cairo. what do we know? >> that's a very unusual callout. technical difficulty. that's not additional call or may day or pan pan pan which is similar to that anyway you can say it over the air i have got a problem within my aircraft. and possibly in the control. now, that's the aftermath. why the silence afterwards? pilots are trained on hot mike to keep talking to atc. now, he stopped talking. what would stop a pilot from ta