foreign nationals convict of crimes in egypt can be deported, so canada's foreign minister john baird has indicated that the release of mohamed is imminent. he said that diplomatic efforts were going well, but didn't say exactly when we could expect his release. we've heard nothing from the egyptian government. >> al jazeera is still continue to go call for the immediate release of its two staff members who remain in prison. in a statement the network said: >> nigeria is getting more help from its neighbors chad and cameroon to fight boko haram. al jazeera has more from the capitol of chad. >> chadian forces are stepping up their offensive against boko haram targets inside nigeria using helicopters and jet bombers, they have been targeting towns and villages inside nigeria under the control of boko haram. the last few days, their target has been a town not far from the border nigeria shares with cameroon. they have been targets positions off the boko haram fighters from the ground and other town. inside cameroon, chadian ground forces of carrying out strikes against positions of the b

so canada, many providences in canada have a pharmaceutical industry paid take back. same with mexico same with the countries in the european union. in all those cases, it is the pharmaceutical companies who pay and the governments who do oversight. that is the model that has worked throughout the world and in no case was there any measurable increase in the cost of pharmaceuticals. the pharmaceutical industry knows how to do this and they do it with the pharmacies because they take back recalls. it's set up worldwide. the farm -- the pharmaceutical companies are experts. alameda passed an ordinance. they had two hearings on stewardship plans. pharmaceutical companies have joined in alameda county to submit stewardship plans. same in king county. well over 200 companies have joined and those in king county have stepped up to the plate to join them. we think there's lots of precedents that will work here in san francisco as well. you'll hear from industry sometimes that home disposal is the best option. what does home disposal means? it means flushing down the toilet o

foreign nationals convicted of crimes in egypt can be deported, so canada's foreign minister john byrd has been suggesting his release is imminent. he is not specific when his release will occur. that is something we are watching very closely here at al jazeera. >> we've got a lot more to come still on the program. lebanese fishermanning tangled in syria's war. >> i'm in buenos aires where the investigations continue into the mysterious death of a prosecutor making controversial accusations against the president. >> in sport the brooklyn nets leave it late in the nba. we'll have all the details. >> these are the top stories here at al jazeera. the iraqi government and leading shia militia are declaring victory over isil. the group is now ready to move into isil strongholds in the north of the country. >> the u.n.'s highest court said neither serbia nor croatia committed genocide during the war. claims made by both country allege ethnic cleansing during the 1990's conflict. >> israel's prime minister has called on the u.n. to scrap its inquiry over alleged war crimes. benjamin netanyahu

so canada's forest is really the largest intact forest left on the planet. it covers almost a billion pictures, and then that whole expanse there's only about 20 species of trees that you can find. now here we are in a cloud force in beirut. so you're looking down a ridge from the very high andes from about 12,000 feet -- peru. some scientists he worked at the university laid out summitry plots at different elevations. each of these plots is about two and half acres exactly two and a half acres. and in these plots you get up to 100 different species of tree in just two and half acres. so five times as many species as you keep in a billion acres up in the canadian forest. so that shows you there's just a whole lot more species living in the tropics. and what they've done in these plots is a tag and measured and idea by species every tree with a diameter over four inches. and this sort of leads to another reason why tropical species have a lot more to lose as it were i have a lot to lose with the climate change, certainly as much to lose as arctic species. and

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canada's in good shape by the way, so we appreciate canada being a good neighbor. in 2017, the plan on the table now is to have a thousand troops left in afghanistan kabul-based. do you agree given the conditions that exist in the region the likelihood of a reemergence of ago died and other groups on the pakistan-afghan border, we would be wide troops outside of kabul. >> that is not the plan now senator. >> can you please tell me why i am wrong, it is the plan to go down to 1,000 by 2017, they increased the number of troops in 2015, but it is the plan and if you're going to be secretary of defense you need to understand the plan. the plan is to go to 1,000. i think that is beyond unwise, that will destroy our ability to dosee, hear and the listen to the emerging threatology the pakistan-afghanistan border. >> i think you're correct about the plan. >> that plan needs to change. if it doesn't, we are incredibly stupid as a nation. i want to withdraw from afghanistan responsibly. i want lines of defenses over there so they don't come here. doesn't that make sense? >>

so 36 degrees right now. the temperature dropping in philadelphia. and take a look at those numbers off to the north and west. single digits even temperatures below zero in canadaso by the overnight, when you wake up tomorrow morning temperatures in the single digits and teens but once again it's the feels like temperature how your body reacts and how you should dress so let's roll the clock ahead and you can see temperatures will feel like they're below zero by about nine to 10 degrees along i-95 tomorrow morning at 7am and 25 below in the pocono mountains but that's just the first shot of arc tuck air. when i come indoors we'll talk about snow for valentine's day and also record low temperatures for the month of february. back to you. >> all right. we'll see you then scott. >>> whether we're talking about brutal cold or snow, you can rely on myfoxphilly.com. click that weather tab at the top of our home page for your latest forecast and of course live radar. >>> to developing story now. bail has been set for the man accused of beating a woman at a local septa station. 26-year-old will he jenn nailed green is behind bars on a million dollars bail. he's charged

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canada is in good shape so we appreciate canada being a good neighbor. so the plan on the table now is to have 1,000 troops left in afghanistan, kabul-based. do you agree with me given the conditions that exist in the region that the likelihood of a re-emergence of al qaeda and other terrorist troops along the pakistan-afghan border, we would be wide to have troops outside of kabul? >> that is not the plan now senator. >> can you please tell me why i am wrong? it is the plan to go down to 1,000 by 2017. they increase the number of troops in 2015, but it is the plan and if you are going to be sect of defense, you need to understand. the plan is to go to 1,000. i think that is beyond unwise. that will destroy our ability to see, hear and listen to what i think is a re-emerging threat along the afghan-pakistan border. so if i'm wrong about the plan, please correct me. this is something you can go home and check out for yourself. >> no i think you are correct about the plan. >> that plan has to change and if it doesn't we are incredibly stupid as a nation. i

. >> so, in canada, if they buy the team -- that is where we are headed, right question mark everythingbile, mobile? >> our company is really focused -- >> we go live to california where president obama is delivering remarks at the white house summit on cyber security and consumer protection. >> so, i had always heard about this campus and everyone is riding bikes and people popping in to -- the current holder of the ax. [cheering] this is the place that made nerd cool. [laughter] i was thinking of wearing some black rim glasses, tape in the middle. i guess that is not what you do anymore. [laughter] they said, if you go to stanford say "talk nerdy to me." [laughter] but i am not just here to enjoy myself. as we gather here today, america has seen incredible progress we can all be proud of. we just had the last year of job growth since the 1990's. [applause] over the past 89 months our businesses -- 59 months, our businesses have created 12 million new jobs, the largest streak of private-sector job growth on record and a hopeful sign for middle-class families. wages are beginning to ris

some of the most beautiful terrain in the american west from the border of mexico to the border of canada. sople were so moved by just this individual they raised $173,000 to make their dream a reality. they completed the trip. the film has just been edited and we have ben masters via skype, "right this minute." welcomes to the show. >> we think you are pretty a amazing. >> you guys described me a lot cooler than i really am. >> tell us about how this came to be. why such a passion for mustangs? >> they're really good horses. some of them are at least. and also i can still be done in 2015 that's awesome. >> yeah. that's cool. >> help me understand the idea of taking wild horses wild animals, out of the wild and keeping them in captivity. >> the whole premise surrounded the lane drain management. the land can only support x amount of animals they have to go out and round them up and pop their eggs so there's not too many of them. there's a surplus of horses and a lot of people aren't aware as taxpayers we're paying for 50,000 wild horses a year. it's like $75 million a year they're putting int

they're talking about room for 1,200 in the united states and they have expansion plans for canada. soseems like we are all getting the message on healthy eating, and whole foods are benefiting. back to you. >> it's called whole paycheck for me because i wish it were cheaper. whole foods is kind of pricey. >>> we'll watch the markets today, geoff, great to see you. >>> coming up fall from grace. how the scrappy little legal world series champion team that we all fell in love with they've lost their title. >>> later, to resign or not resign, a west coast governor changes his mind on whether he'll be staying in office. that story and we'll give you a check on weather when "way too early" returns. stick around. >>> san francisco city official tried to keep the first wedding confidential yesterday so they could complete it before the courts intervened. by the end of the day, city hall issued nearly 100 marriage licenses since no state legally allows gay marriage. it's unclear whether the licenses are actually valid. [meow mix jingle slowly and quietly plucks] right on cue. [cat meows] ♪meo

. >> international people here are from china australia, south america, canada, so it really is an international event aimed at progressing the mining industry in africa. >> much of the agenda has concentrated on the slump in commodities prices, at their lowest in years and about government policy and taxation impacting international investment. africa's minerals minister has tried to alleviate fears that the electricity prices in his country would affect the mining industry. >> we can begin to resolve energy challenges that face us. we understand that there cannot be mining without electricity i don't while these delegates are talking about slumping profits and issues of energy supply, elsewhere in cape pawn, there's an alternative conference happening there. they are talking about all the issues they think these people are ignoring. >> some of the issues they are not concerned about is communities, they are not really concerned about social issues, and they are not concerned about justice, it is profits above all costs. >> he said those profits aren't trickling down to those working in the min

and into the southeastern portions of canada. so look out, it's going to be a little bit nasty and the process can also be very chilly. negative 15 in winnipeg negative 8 in chicago, negative 12 in chicago and down to 2 degrees in new york. wet weather happening into vancouver and seattle. that wintry weather for the central and eastern portions of the u.s. extending wednesday into chicago. also taking place into detroit. new york you'll be dealing with snow as you go through monday possibly into early tuesday morning. snow also taking place for the northern portions of japan, as a low pressure system continues to usher in that sea-effect snow setup and that's extending all the way as far south as hokuriku. and the eastern side of hokkaido you're looking at some very windy conditions on top of the very heavy snowfall. look out for the next 24 hours as these conditions continue. chilly temperatures behind it with high of around 9 degrees in tokyo, 5 in seoul. some disturbance with some moisture coming out of the ocean will be bringin

one minneapolis and temperatures are below zero in canada. sohat's the air mass that's headed right for the delaware valley. take a look at the feels like temperatures by tomorrow morning in sections of the pocono mountains. we'll likely be 15 degrees below zero and that's why we have those wind chill advisories posted there. so as we roll the clock, you can see by 7:00 p.m. in philadelphia, it's going to feel like 14 degrees and then watch what happens by 10:00. temperatures continue to drop and by tomorrow morning at 7am it's going feel like three below in the city. north and west, pottstown five below at 7:00 a.m. five below in reading. 13 below in the pocono mountains and then watch what happens colder still by friday morning. we're looking at feels like temperatures in philadelphia 13 below. it's going to feel like 15 below in atlantic city and close to 30 degrees below zero in the pocono mountains. so not only are we looking at dangerous wind chills, but also setting some record lows. remember your pipes, remember your pets. bring them ind

reinforcements here by sunday in the wake of yet another clip their will bring in more cold air from canada. soe starting off cold enough. it is only going to get worse when you're coming from such a cold place. and there is another blast of cold coming. so, as we take you out to the live neighborhood network it looks innocent enough. if you didn't have the temperature in front of you 8 degrees, to start things off here, and as erika mentioned you really need to be paying more so attention to the windchills. but storm scan3 hey at least that's empty. at least we can bank on sunday shine. so eventually sun glare may end up being a problem for you. but as we look at the windchill, expectations here this morning oh, this is just so incredibly brutal. i mean, talking windchill values that are easily right now below zero, across the board, even down to the shore points. so even exceeding the expectations, that we've got for you posted in the purple there on the southern tip of the map. but, regardless, when you're talking single digits or worse r you need to be ready for it with nice heavy coat hat

but canada is probably in recession right now. we had a below 50 pmi. so when you look at canada, and you compare that to texas, this is what's going to happen here. so anybody who continues to say this is a tax cut, this is great, just look to canada. >> we've had oil move 50% down. it bounces 10 to 15% is not so out of whack. so you're never going to be able to pick the absolute bottom. if you want to have energy exposure and i do and i want to have it grow because i think it will go up. you have to close your eyes to the move. if the xle is the way you want to go, a little bit of a diversification that will give you up side i think you can do something like that. it feels better to buy it when it is up but it's cheaper today. >> closing your eyes is a tough strategy especially when you are talking about risk assets that declined 50% and moving the way it is. it is a short covering rally from thursday morning in crude oil but it's when this goes back to 44, where it was thursday morning it's going to feel worse than it did on thursday. i'm telling you th

so there are many countries. canada, new zealand, australia. these are the countries that sent a lot of soldiers. bill: who's the audience for these interviews, and how do you hope they will best be used? professor han: let's just multiply ten to the korean war veteran family and friends, ok. i told you there are 2 million people. so, big community. and also there are many, many korean americans here and also americans who are aware of the importance of the korean war. so these, i think, this is a big community that korean people can have in the united states and they are very, very supportive and proud of what korea has produced. so this is a big community. bill: we have a couple of minutes left. let's go back to the photographs on the website, part of the database, and what you said is the start of the whole idea of seeing the photographs of veterans. how do you judge what to put on the website? you said you don't want the dramatic theme ones, the military actions, but the everyday shots. professor han: there is no shortage of photographs, fo

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all right, professor, good to see you, so today, it's denmark, before that paris, and attacks in canada's one thing to fight terror where the groups are based, entirely different when it appears as though some are either returning home some countries are saying they are their fellow citizens that have been radicalized in so what if anything can be done about that? >> well i think there are two separate problems here. one is the people who have gone to syria and to iraq as fighters who have joined jihadist groups we know that up to 4,000 europeans have gong there over the past flee years and some of them are now returning to their home countries, being militarily trained, being brewalized and perhaps also being oriented towards attacking the west. the other problem is their supporters there has been a great mobilization in a lot of western european countries in favor of the islamic state, and that is something that is causing a lot of concern, because whilst the fighters have gone to syria, you can to some eck techbt control them there are some records to where these people have gone the

not only has australia suffered at the hands of terrorists but so have canada france, denmark iraq egypt libya nigeria, japan, jordan, the united kingdom and the united states. and we have seen the tactics of terrorists evolve in the decade after 9/11 our agencies disrupted elaborate conspiracies to attack our shrek tristy supplies, the grand final of the mcg and the army barracks in sydney. now in addition to the larger more complex plots that tipified the post 9/11 world such as the atrocities in bali and london, sick individuals are acting on the caliphate's instructions to seize people at random and kill them. today's terrorism requires little more than a camera phone a knife and a victim. these lone actor attacks are not new but they do pose a unique set of problems. all too often alienated and unhappy people brood quietly feeling persecuted and looking for meaning. they self-radicalize online. then they plan attacks which require little preparation, training or capability a short lead time from the moment they disside they're going to strike and then undertake the attack makes it h

(applause) canada you're so close burks is -- so close, but is it different there. >> it is.t's a democratic country. these labels are insane. giuliani is a kardashian. (applause) you enter that element of politics where you're so desperate for attention the only reason we're talking about him now is because of what he said. and that kind of rete rhetoric is very bad for this country right now. if anybody hates america -- (applause) >> does that apply to barack obama when he called bush unpatriotic? >> he said his policy against the core was unpatriotic. >> that's not fair. >> larry: i'll tell you the difference. giuliani said obama doesn't love this country. john adams was called a hermaphrodite. politicians are -- (laughter) let's take this out of political language and put this in rapper language. >> okay. >> larry: when people think of us -- >> racist! that's racist! >> larry: let's imagine obama's jay-z and julianna is vanilla ice. what should he do about vanilla? >> it's kind of similar, you know like rap beats and political beats. i feel like political beats is a littl

canada is in good shape so we appreciate canada being a good neighbor. so the plan on the table now is to have 1,000 troops left in afghanistan, kabul-based. do you agree with me given the conditions that exist in the region that the likelihood of a re-emergence of al qaeda and other terrorist troops along the pakistan-afghan border, we would be wide to have troops outside of kabul? >> that is not the plan now senator. >> can you please tell me why i am wrong? it is the plan to go down to 1,000 by 2017. they increase the number of troops in 2015, but it is the plan and if you are going to be sect of defense, you need to understand. the plan is to go to 1,000. i think that is beyond unwise. that will destroy our ability to see, hear and listen to what i think is a re-emerging threat along the afghan-pakistan border. so if i'm wrong about the plan, please correct me. this is something you can go home and check out for yourself. >> no i think you are correct about the plan. >> that plan has to change and if it doesn't we are incredibly stupid as a nation. i

. >> he says south instead of soth so he's not from canada. >> reporter: linguist eric thomas says the isis fighter's distinct iveive pronunciations point to a possible u.s. background with some arabic influence. >> i think he's american. >> reporter: officials don't know for sure how many americans have gone overseas to fight with isis, but there is growing concern about the effectiveness of the group's online recruiting. up to 40,000 isis supporters believed to be active on social media each day. the u.s. state department now trying to counter the extremist propaganda with its own social media campaign calling isis fighters cowards. >> we need answers that go beyond a military answer. >> reporter: egypt struck swiftly at isis targets in libya this week, revenge for the killing of its citizens and is now calling for u.s. and european help to route isis from libya. the recent unrest in libya has allowed isis to gain ground. still, the country's weak government condemned the egyptian air strikes as a violation of the country's sovereignty. reena, ryan. >> bazi kanani, thank you so much

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. >> he says south instead of south so he's not from canada. >> eric thomas is a professor of linguistics at north carolina state. he told abc news that a number of distinctive pronunciations. >> he said do. >> could indicate a possible u.s. background with some arabic influence as well. >> i think he sounds pretty american. >> the obama administration convened a three day summit this week focusing on the fight against extremism. officials say isis recruiting a growing concern. >> have the ability to reach into our communities in an attempt to recruit and inspire individuals who may turn toward violence right here in the homeland. >> so the state department launched its own social media campaign to counter the terrorist group's propaganda machine. is it having any effect? >> it's not impacting the people that may be inspired by the ideology and willing to carry out attacks on its behalf. >> the obama administration will emphasize at this summit the fight against isis isn't about just military force but a battle for hearts and mind as well. karen traverse, abc news washington. >> the white

. >> we have to be vigilant so we ramp up stewart there a call for an attack on locations in canada and europe and so in response to that i ramped up the presence of the federal protective service at federal buildings a couple of months ago. i am sure that security at this particular mall will be enhanced in ways visible and not visible. >> it's becausefollowing the story for us we heard jeh johnson saying security will be stepped up in many ways. how worried do you think the add miles per hourstration is about this threat from al shabaab? >> well, it's not a new concern that somali americans are a target for recruitment by al shabaab, particularly in the state of minnesota, in the minneapolis area, the home for the largest concentration of somalis in the united states. this particular video, specifically the language, is after talking about the possibility of a attacks, the implications of them the video went on to say one could only imagine the implications. all it takes is a man of firm determination and a few days ago, an f.b.i. agent speaking at a white house conference to counter

close to 50 below in central, canada. so, these windchills, this afternoon, in the 20s. go down to the single digits north and west. this evening and below zero across much of the area by tomorrow morning does not really improve during the day. it's going to feel like it's below zero much of the day tomorrow if not the entire day, then, look at that. thursday night. windchills, 10 to 20 below zero and more than 30 below in the poke nose. that's dangerous cold. you have to protect every square inch of your skin. mostly sunny skies today, not bitter cold but plain cold. high temperatures actually get to the freezing point in a couple spots. but not tonight. tomorrow, highs only in the teens with the wind all day. so, again, it's going to barely feel like zero then the low temperatures friday morning, that's in philadelphia. and we have wind on top of that. we're feeling like 10 to 20 bow low there. saturday morning could set some records in a couple places depending how much snow cover. then the storm saturday looks like snow late in the day. changing to a bit of an icy mi

we saw that in canada so tragically a couple of months ago. >> hey ed, thanks for being with us. how does this administration and president obama compare to isis when they won't use the actual words to describe. the president is saying he's a big city mayor combatting crime. he doesn't want to tie it into islamic extrimmism yet it's complete with evidence this is why they're targeting christians jews, anyone who opposes their believes. it's based on their islamic believes, extremist, yes. we're not on the same page if we won't acknowledge that. >> yes. i saw the attorney general took a shot at fox news and said what would fox talk about? look, stick to the facts instead of attack for all sides. look at one of the analyst yesterday saying this is also genocide saying christians and jews are being targeted because of their fate and by the way, it's not just genocide against other groups but thaiey're killing fellow muslims as well. >> it would take a tremendous commitment of both time and blood and treasure. is anybody there talking about the reality? >> to be honest, one interesti

fahmy, when he wants to go back to canada, so that they can -- the prosecution can see if it even has any evidence. as i say there was a court of balls ruling last month that said there was no case against them for terrorism or indeed anything else, and so it is just yet another example of the in com pens of the egyptian system, but also with a sense that the court is being manipulated by the government and the cat and mouse game is convenient for it to continue, because it kills journalism coverage of any opposition parties egypt. >> >> it was a familiar scenario inside an egyptian courtroom for mohamed fahmy and baher mohammed. the judge postponed their retrial until march. >> i again the same inefficiencies, witnesses don't show up, the evidence -- that's the responsibility of the court so i don't get it. >> fahmy and mohamed were freed on bail early they are month but still bear the weight of criminal charges and a retrial. the men are accused of aiding the muslim brotherhood. it was declared a terrorist organization just four days before they were arrested on december 29, 2013. f

. >> and you're from canada. soorchestra includes kids from all over the -- the north and south america. central america as well. and how long have you been playing with them? >> i've been playing since 2013. i was lucky enough to go on a tour to central america with them. >> how great for you to be here and work with these kids? >> well it's been very -- a awesome experience to work this different people and we have a different approach of music, which is very interesting, because we have seen all things from a very different perspective. >> fantastic. you have enjoyed it? >> yes. >> we want to hear you play sometime. you have to let us know when they're on and we'll tell everybody when they can see the whole group play together. looking forward to that. thank you so much for coming and sharing your story with us. >> thank you so much. >> music, absolutely beautiful. >> thank you. >>> looking for a date for the weekend? why starbucks may be the place to find one today. and take a look at our setup for valentine's d

they want to produce the energy at home and work with canada. so when the president says no, no to investment in producing more energy in the country, no to the very infrastructure that we need to move that energy around our country safely. remember it's not just canada that's producing the oil. it's produced in montana domestic oil we're removing to our refineries. but when the president says no, that's music to opec's ears because it puts them right back in the saddle. and when our energy is declining because that very investment is blocked, then opec will raise those prices right back up. consumers will pay more at the pump and we'll have less energy security. when you look at what's going on in the middle east when you look at what's going on with isis, do we really want to rely on opec for our energy? americans say no. congress is on board. the states are on board. the american people are on board. mr. president, we need you to join us and sign this legislation. >> thank you, senator hovan for being the warrior on this. you know i believe that

. >> he said south and stead of soth so he is not from canada. there were distinctive pronounceations. >> it could mean a possible u.s. background with arabic back grown too. >> the obama administration is conducting a summit this week because isis recruitment is a growing concern they have the ability to reach into the communes and attempt to recruit and inspire individuals here in the homeland. >> so they launched their own social media campaign but is it having any affect? >> it's not impacting the people that are inspired by the isis ideology. >> the obama administration will emphasize in this summit that the fight against isis is not just military force but hearts and minds as well. reporting from washington, karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >>> christians throughout the world are observing ash wednesday to mark the start of lent. lets look at archbishop charles chaput as he leads mass, this is the beginning of 40 days of prayer leading up to easter parishioners receive ashes reminding them to repent as we look at ash wednesday servic

canada or the u.s. or europe is to launch strikes against their own people. so it's a very similar pattern. >> what's the sentiment in canada these days on isis? i'm sure they are appalled and outraged, is it as revved up as some people in terms of war or let the other countries lead the way? >> i think this is really a top shelf issue for the canadians, especially given the two homegrown attacks that they had in the ottawa area at the end of last year. at the memorial for the soldier at the canadian parliament and then also the attack on two rnc officers that drive by. it's top shelf intelligence services that you don't know what you don't know. increasingly what we are seeing is that rather than traveling to turkey and going into syria, sort of moving out the border or the buffer zone if you will. intelligence services are focused on that area. they are trying to travel in from other parts of europe over land or by sea. and the issue is once they are there one of the only ways you know they are there is when these videos pop up. there is another one that just

so the egyptian authorities haven't released details. what is expected is he would be released, acomp kompccompanyied by the security forces where a plane would be waiting for him. they would take him out to canada. but, so far, nothing has been released from the egyptian authorities. on the other side, the canadian authorities confirmed the release. >> stay with us here on "bbc world news." still to come this hour more reaction to the controversial vote here in the uk. dna from three people. they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. ♪ grab a refreshing canada dry ginger ale. real ginger. real taste. real ahhh. >>> you are watching "bbc world news." the international court of justice just ruled neither serbia nor croatia is guilty of genocide from 1990. >>> the uk making a landmark ruling whether they will legalize creating babies from the dna of three people. let's stay with that story. the chair of the human embryo that regulates embreyyos in the uk. explain to me why? >> three scientific reports they commissioned said there is no evidence that the procedure is unsafe. you would say the same tr ivf.

it keeps building and rebuilding across central and northern canada so we're getting a first chunk of it coming through our part of the world right now. temperatures will continue to drop tonight. we're calling for an average wake-up temperature tomorrow morning of 14 degrees. the range is 7 to 17. wind chill is the important number, that's what it feels like when you send your kids to the bus stop or metro, wind chills at or slightly below zero tomorrow morning. it is a cold blast. not hyperbole. it will be a cold blast coming and tonight, there's more cold air banking up in canada. take a look at these numbers. 16 in chicago. 9 in minneapolis. look into canada. farther north you go the colder it gets. that's the cold air mast that's recharging and then it's going to dump south aided by the jet stream, strong upper level winds will bring all that south and east and we'll feel that effect as you go through saturday night and sunday. for tomorrow a lot of sunshine and then we'll look ahead to the day on saturday with the approach of this front. make it into the upper 30's saturday befo