how about some areas are here take leah captures the women take their descent southern canada. ah minus twenty for the high and friday this is the type of weather we have the url south side for too long especially exposed on a really has me craving hypothermia rather quickly least frostbite. the setting in denver on my knees and thereby or fridays while still well below the normal average for this time of year so deftly wanna watch a storm system not just the storm that the blast of arctic air as well as titles going on in eastern asia alas we were talking about. they are blasted a hole or a year from the north there well this week that she would be warming up high pressure work its way in from the west to katie did see some showers earlier on today but that's all that tapering off as is very weak will start to move off the high sets in. of the problem with this though is that it is creating these very cold winds in eastern china so we're top of the air pollution yet again and well as some areas there in around saying i know but port's beijing already the ear indices audience t

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snow showers there in southern canada, northern portions of the plains, five to ten centimeters, nothing too significant. big significance is coming from the south. this is going to pull in some moisture out of the gulf of mexico and we're going to be seeing widespread rain showers along the eastern seaboards. that's going to move up and be a rain and snow maker. the bigger topic, though, stay on the topic of the new year's celebrations, a lot of people like to get out and about for the new year, but january 1st, big blast of arctic air and temperatures will be reflecting that. look at that, chicago, minus 12 only for your high. minus 8 on tuesday. new york just getting up to right around the freezing mark. you do want to bundle up. if you're in los angeles, totally different story if you. i want to put that in there and show you the difference between the east and the west. in europe, several storm systems. in the mediterranean, unstable weather. another one, then you're expecting another one by the weekend, and this is still bringing some wet, unsettled weather. it's really windy out t

high temperatures in some areas here, especially up near southern canada, well below zero. winnipeg by friday, minus 20 here for your high. that is not your low and does not take into account the wind chill. hypothermia could set in. chicago, you don't think of a polar type of weather there for you, but minus 4 for your high, the low will be getting possibly into the teens, so bundle up and if you travel, make sure you have your cell phone charged and people know where you're going, because some of this could be treacherous traveling. as far as going towards europe, cutoff low spin there, and it's just a persistent si of it, so it's been bringing heavy rain showers and looks like we have already seen reports of flooding. high pressure is working its way in, unfortunately, see this off towards the north, that's creating foul weather towards the british isles and scandinavian peninsula. looks like it's getting worse, wednesday into thursday, scotland, fairly destructive winds in your forecast, widespread, about 2 to 4 centimeters of snowfall there, and the scandinavian penins

the whole table here really just coming all across southern canada.nd that's going to move out there and some areas could see about 20 to 30 centimeters of snowfall before this is all said and done. not to mention the winds, up to about 70 kilometers per hour is possible in some areas. as that moves off towards ontario, another thing we'll be having is that high pressure descending in from the north. and temperatures really starting to feel like arctic weather out here. minneapolis for your high, minus 13 there on your friday. that is your high. your lows will be getting into minus 20, and then that's not even counting windchill as well. so really going to be getting rather frigid. if you plan on traveling in this, some advice may want to take on as you start to get your car ready here. make sure you have a full tank of gas. even going short distances. especially in some of these very foul weather areas. if you do get stuck, you want to make sure you have the heater running as long as possible. try to avoid traveling alone. of course, you always want

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severe threat including charlotte and atlanta and significant ice will work its way into southern parts of canada. in terms of total rainfall, how much are we talking? >> 3 to 6 inches. maybe as much as a half foot here around the northern sections of the ohio river valley, 1 to 3 for a wide swath including into the northeast. that could cause some flash flooding. then we talk about the ice. this could go along with 3 to 6

towards sunday the heavy rain to the east coast and ice across northern new england and up into southern canada. huge amounts of rainfall with this. around the ohio valley, four to six inches of total rain possible. that's the flash flood threat. then we talk about the ice. i mentioned, already begun in oklahoma city this evening. that will stretch up toward the chicago suburbs and on sunday northern new england could be looking at big power outages right before christmas, scott, not whatjf >> pelley: eric fisher of wbz in boston. thanthank you very much. an investigation is in full swing into that ceiling collapse in a crowded london theater. nearly 90 people were hurt. charlie d'agata had the breaking news last night and he's back with the latest. >> reporter: when a 100-foot chunk of ceiling fell on the packed house last night it dragged down a part of the balcony with it. pieces of plaster and wooden beams crashed down, sending theater goers racing for the exits. one witness seated in the balcony said it was like watching an avalanche. police commandeered three london buss in the rush to ge

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when you cross the border into southern canada -- take a look at this contrast. 73 in dallas with winter storm warnings tomorrow there. a huge, dynamic outbreak. we have a polar plunge from the arctic at the same time an active jetstream moving out of the southwest energizing the system of low pressure. we have some moisture moving through that will come in batches, but the timing suggests sunday will be our day. across texas, dallas-fort worth, the metroplex under that as well. ice accumulations in texas. that will make headlines. more storm warnings in the upper mississippi valley. this will progress eastward over the next 36 hours. it will clear out for the day on saturday and then we deal with another system. tomorrow, cloudy but mild. pressure rightw to the front. cold rain dropping through the 50s trade this will push out of here with some snow to the north and west. high pressure brings in the first batch of really cold air. it will be locked in place as the stronger system moves up in to the appellations. it is that combination of moisture and cold air down the east coast that se

and look at icy weather for southern canada and in to northern new england. we could see the two inches of ice on the rods and power lines and that will be crippling for them. make sure you have generators in northern now new. and ice in northern oklahoma and that is wrapping up. and ice storm warnings for several states. this is going to be a danger zone monday and sunday. record- setting temperatures. we set records in the midatlantic and northeast. tomorrow in the 70s in dc. and 70 in new york. it is incredible and whacky weather. >> this time last week it was a opposite. it upon drop like a rock. and two american astronauts taking a break inside of the international space station after an emergency walk outside. >> it is btt, now. upper. it is the lining down your leg with the shaft pointed away from your body. >> this went on five and half-hours. and the mission needed to repair a faulty cooling system and nasa said it went great and faster. there is more work to be done. dom nick has the news from los angeles. when i was on the air a couple of hours ago

monarch butterflies which hibernate in mexico are those butterflies which appear as adults in southern canadathe north and center of the u.s. during september and part of october, they fly south. and the greater proportion of butterflies in this big region come to hibernate in mexico. >> reporter: but something's happening at the start of this journey, so that fewer butterflies are coming down to mexico. herbicides used by north american farmers to protect crops like corn and soybeans from weeds are also killing the butterflies food source, a plant called milkweed. >> the female butterfly will deposit one egg on the underside of a leaf. and when the caterpillar emerges, it starts to eat the leaf. >> reporter: that's something craig wilson tells children when he visits schools as part of the u.s. department of agriculture's future scientists project. and he's got more to say about the benefit of milkweed to monarchs >> it has a poisonous sap. i don't know if you can see it bleeding there when i pull a leaf off. and that latex sap protects the caterpillars. >> reporter: because it gives them a

severe threat including charlotte and atlanta and significant ice will work its way into southern parts of canada. in terms of total rainfall, how much are we talking? >> 3 to 6 inches. maybe as much as a half foot here around the northern sections of the ohio river valley, 1 to 3 for a wide swath including into the northeast. that could cause some flash flooding. then we talk about the ice. this could go along with 3 to 6 inches of snowfall across the northern sections. kansas city impacted up toward milwaukee and chicago. the biggest ice storm may be across northern new england and new york. as we head into saturday night and sunday, this could be a devastating ice event, one we'll be watch vrg carefully, but you may have to be prepared for big power outages. i'm eric fisher for the cbs news. >>> the obama administration talks about the policies. they affect americans whose health insurance policies were canceled because of ob rry. these policies come just before monday's deadline to sign up for the new law. tara mergener is in washington with the details. tara, good morning. >> good morning, a

and southern canada. michigan has it the worst. more than 46,000 still in the dark there.big improvement from about 15 hours ago, i guess, when more than 127,000 were in the dark. the problem is those without power are in the coldest part of the country right now. cnn meteorologist alexandra steele joins us now. so how cold is it for those people trying to find some way to stay warm without power? >> well, the electric company there says for the most part, we should have the power up by tomorrow or beginning of next week. you can imagine. look at marquette. this is areas of michigan. four degrees, that will be the high temperature. 20 degrees below average. detroit will only be in the 20s by monday. it's cold now, but even getting colder, as this kind of cold arctic air mass drops out. really freezes these guys out. some incredibly cold air on the docket and we're going to see it drop another 20 degrees. we've got an area of low pressure in the south that is going to be a rainy day. atlanta from louisiana, mississippi, georgia. places in georgia have had one of their wette

canada. >> kind of the split on the northern branch and southern branch. heavier rains from portland, north to seattle this morning. these little impulses with these rain snow systems coming through the midwest. nothing horribly strong there. see all the clouds with the southern branch, mississippi alabama approaching atlanta this morning. with the two systems. what we are going to watch is just more clouds, i don't think it will be this sunny as the models are depicted here. again tonight, you are looking tomorrow morning, northern shanendoah valley. potentially a few showers, with the storm system offshore. in the afternoon we are looking skies partly sunny with no significant weather headed our way. there is the storm headed toward southeastern canada. for us it is a quiet weather pattern. 50 today, seasonable, mostly cloudy. an isolated shower. it will be in the 30s tonight. milder wednesday, 55 as we head toward thursday, even warmer with a high temperature of 61. showers thursday afternoon. cooler air on saturday. i know the ravens and redskins are b

it's coming gangbusters and the problem is canada will remain frigid. even if the southern united states warms up, the colored is right at the doorstep so meteorologists are trying to stay a step ahead to anticipate where prices are going. this stuff is back and forth. part of a bigger picture that could lead to the same kind of bottlenecking we saw last winter where prices went through the roof because people were saying, it's not going to be cold, and then the cold keeps coming comid coming like the energizer bunny. >> people tend to forget the natural gas, heating all, all trade as commodities and trade on the perception or the fear that they'll either be effected in short supply or demand will height '. so we could be looking at some higher utility bills here. >> we have already had a big rise in natural gas. it's not like crude oil. crude oil goes up 20's, natural gas goes up that much, people say that's not that big a deal. but when it goes up further it's problem. got to create electricity from something, and if you're paying that kind of -- paying that for the natur

usual but that gave a pop to gasoline and oil prices but also word from trans canada that they will begin operating the southernipeline in january to the gulf coast, crude-oil futures up a couple of percentage points and commodities, corn prices, there was a report that this corn crop might not be as big as the government has been forecasting so that gave up top to the agricultural market but we have a bunch of losers at the cme as well, gold, silver topping the list, gold with the four month low and this goes back to it is about whether the fed will taper or not tabor and this market is pointing more to the fed, announce when it will taper at this december meeting and that is sending precious metal down, silver even worse than gold on a percentage basis, gold hovering around the unchanged mark in evening trading and lastly copper prices, a direct play on the economy and a direct trade that if the fed does use the word tabor at the december meeting you are looking at a stronger u.s. dollar and a weaker dollar scenario and that weighed on commodities including copper price collapse. liz: high-grade copper 320, s

southern border. about half of our trade with canada and mexico take place between related companies. and the resulting specialization has increased productivity in all three economies. we not only sell things to one another, we make things together. quite remarkably, for every , $.25 of u.s.s input is in canadian goods that come across our border. and $.40 of mexican goods is u.s. content that comes across our border. and with china, it is four cents . mexico has made a substantial investment in the united states signing the nafta in sectors of cement, bread, dairy, and retail . and u.s. investment in mexico has grown substantially, about half of it in the manufacturing sector. most of that in the auto sector. and much of the output in our investments in canada and mexico come back to us which add to our competitiveness and production of final products. canada has invested about $200 billion in the united states which makes it the fifth largest investedand we have $310 billion in canada to become its largest investor. this really remarkable growth that can be traced to the opening of

southern border. about half of our trade with canada and mexico take place between related companies. and the resulting specialization has increased productivity in all three economies. we not only sell things to one another, we make things together. quite remarkably, for every dollar of goods, $.25 of u.s. input is in canadian goods that come across our border. and $.40 of mexican goods is u.s. content that comes across our border. and with china, it is four cents. mexico has made a substantial investment in the united states signing the nafta in sectors of cement, bread, dairy, and retail. and u.s. investment in mexico has grown substantially, about half of it in the manufacturing sector. most of that in the auto sector. and much of the output in our investments in canada and mexico come back to us which add to our competitiveness and production of final products. canada has invested about $200 billion in the united states which makes it the fifth largest investor and we have invested $310 billion in canada to become its largest investor. in spite of this really remarkable growth th

canada border. into nebraska and on to east texas where the southern end of the pipeline is said to become operational in january. andy gallagher has this report. >> driving the back roads of east texas is a birth right. this land was left to him by his grand father but his relationship with these woods and fields have changed. the section of the keystone pipeline runs through his property. his main concern isn't that he lost in court but what might happen next. >> so it's going to leak. and the stuff that's in this pipe is not like your common crude oil or gas or anything like that. this stuff is dangerous. it's hazardous. >> reporter: opponents of the pipeline point to similar spills on similar projects in the u.s. in 2001, transcanada's keystone 1 leaked twice. >>> texas is no stranger to oil appliance. this stat state's fortunes weret on this. when we contacted the company at their headquarters in alberta, stated construction and testing are critical to the pipeline's construction. trans canada went on to say, the company won't compromise when it comes to safety. >> you can hear this pipeline thro

southern low from the south. lit spawn more snow from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. >>> a bitter cold front out of canada is blasting parts of minnesota. the mercury struggled to stretch above 0 yesterday. some areas feeling as cold as 35 below. >>> the icy blast is forcing more flight cancellations. numbers sure to climb today. most out of newark, dallas-ft. worth and dulles. >> nearly 7,000 flight cancellations since saturday. some people stranded at airports for days. surprisingly, hardly any of the air rage we have seen in recent years. most pangs seem to be taking it in stride like this woman in cleveland. >> we were in new york city for a nice weekend. didn't get out. were put on stand by and stand by and stand by. spent the night. finally got out today after several delayed flights. my friend is still there. >> as for today, you can expect more delays and cancellations for just about every airport east of the mississippi. it's just not going to be a good day if you're trying to fly. >> i'm amazed at people like that woman who still have the smile on their face after all that. i don't think i would be

i think in canada in particular we tend to have outdated perceptions of who our southern trading partner is. mexico is now one of the fastest growing economies with a growing middle class, with growing skills, human resource capacities. they are our engine of growth for the region. they are an emerging market that is contestable -- yes, china and india are interesting and important, but mexico is a contestable emerging market in particular for the small and medium-sized enterprises. i want to focus just briefly in my remarks on the importance of smes. i argue that nafta and the canada/u.s. free trade agreement were the agreements of big business, that large companies saw large tariff barriers and lobbied hard to get these looked after. and once those large barriers moved out of the way, we lacked a business consensus which continued to push for progress and a deepening and a widening of our agreements. why? because these small and medium-sized enterprises are, frankly, too busy to lobby on behalf of new initiatives. also the work that we need to to do, as ambassador hills pointed out, is

going to kick through southern california today during the daylight hours and as that front goes through we may spark a few thunderstorms or two. cooler air rushing its way down from canada as i speak. temperatures have dropped significantly from earlier in the week. the radar is not overly impressive with the exception of northern utah where it's snowing hard there. the radar out of california doesn't look like a lot. there's a few showers popping up. even san diego you will see some rainfall today. rainfall amounts will not be a lot. but at least it will be a start. palm springs, the possibility of up to half an inch. most locations between a tenth to maybe a third of an inch of rain including los angeles. again without a lot of rain lately the roads will probably be a little slick. as far as our forecast goes, again light chance we could see a thunderstorm or two, but mostly it will be periods of light rain. the northwest is dry and chilly and we're cooler and a little wet in the desert southwest 57. >>> any wet weather is good wet weather. >> just the right amount for l.a. just a smidgen like you said and that continues throughout. >> the snowpack, they issued some a

southern borders. the fcc is handling it in fans of the auction. where are they in the coordination efforts with canada and mexico? >> the commission is recognizing the root requirement to coordinate with mexico. we have had more than over the last six months technical meetings with canada. more recently with mexico, who has recently had a substantial change in both its constitutional and statutory foundation for its regulator, we are pretty pleased to report that both countries have publicly recognize the significant advantages of a canadaband plan with the aandpoint, and mexico in recent conference, has stated that. we have placed high priority upon these meetings. technicalsome sort of solution with respect to canada and mexico's border, acting chairwoman clyburn made this such a high-priority. help make a great breakthrough. chairman wheeler has met with both canadian and mexican representatives. we have a strong charge to the international bureau to push as quickly as we can because we recognize the need for certain teeth with respect to both the respect to the canadian border. >> thank you. i kno

canada, gripping the coast. they saw snow in yosemite. 34 for a high. it's sticking around for a while. 47 in fresno. upper 50s in southern. 50 today in oakland with 49 in the livermore valley. look for 48 at the coast. lighter winds around the bay. and over at candlestick, chilly, chilly, chilly. sunny skies, though. good game today with the upper 40s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the freezing mornings, milder averages through the middle of the week with sunny skies and the slight chance the system is going to split by the end of the week. probably no rain there at all. but numbers continue to get milder. i think that snowpack is going to stick around for a while in the mountains. >> thank you, lisa. cool. >>> in sports, the raiders and 49ers are both in action today. at 10:00 today they play the new york jets and at 1:25 a big one at candlestick park. the seahawks battle the 49ers. meanwhile stanford is headed to the rose bowl following a victory against arizona. there they will face-off against michigan. here's the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning. we kickoff with the partly pac-e game. the

canada. that rain will fall hard over the mid-atlantic and move into new england heading into tomorrow afternoon. lit fall hard in southern times before the whole storm pulls away from the northeast as we head into monday. rainfall amounts will be one to two inches widespread up and down the eastern seaboard. locally higher amounts heaviest when you get through central georgia down through alabama and snowfall amounts not that bad when you get to chicago and minneapolis. look at the strip, 6 to 12 inches hit hard. it could be more than a foot in portions of maine away from the coastline where they're, of course dealing with like you said thousands of outages. lesser amounts in southern new england. after that the big story is the arctic cold. jet streams are going to dip to the south and a lot of chilly air is going to dip in. for new year's eve for the ball drop it's going to be well below zero. 15 in boston on new year's eve. >> cold way to ring in the new year. danielle niles of our boston station wbz-tv. thank you. >>> rescuers are on their way to rescue a crew on a ship. it's 100 miles south of tasmania. one of them

southern california and one in memphis, tennessee. we have a world where 92% of the plants have not been explored and we have farmers working with in canadaidwest who are eagerly growing plants to fit into a more sustainable food economy. cheryl: right. >> capitalism can be good and i think capitalism can be bad and think we can find ways to use capitalism to unseat status quo and make sure people have more affordable food good for their bodies. cheryl: josh, a very fascinating story and interesting one. keep us posted. good luck. >> thank you. adam: what's a thief's favorite automobile? it is not a fancy sports car. these large and mid-sized vehicles were ranked as the top five most stolen cars in a report from the national insurance crime bureau. ford fusion made list at number 5. chevy malibu at number 4. nissan all the ma, number three, and chevy impala, number two spot, most stolen car in the united states, toyota camera. always the camry, right? cheryl: it is always the camry. from road to skies on monday, american airlines group will be created. combination of american airlines and us airways. becoming official on monday. i will sp

canada. but it could be an ice situation for those of you up in upper new england. what i see is there is the potential for severe weather down to the southern states, the deep south, anywhere from tennessee could see strong winds and tornadoes in the red shaded area, but the northern extent of the storm system could bring anything from flooding rains to ice accumulation to very heavy snowfall. could be as much as 6 to 12 inches of snowfall just north and west of chicago while at the same time on sunday looking at record warmth from d.c. to new york where temperatures could be in the 60s and 70s. charlie? norah? >> all right, megan, thank you. >>> harry reid is in the hospital this morning. a spokesman says the 74-year-old democrat wasn't feeling well overnight. doctors are keeping him for observation, but he's said to be alert and feeling better. his office says tests show everything is normal. reid had a mild stroke in 2005. he will not be working today as his senate wraps up its pre-holiday work. >>> and monday is the deadline for americans to buy health insurance if they want to have coverage under the affordable care act by january 1st.

canada is getting international attention as he finds his voice. >> we are going to be dealing with active weather all weekend long across the southern plains and eastern. lots of deep moisture pulling up from the south and south-west fuelling the thunder storms. already ongoing storms blowing up across texas into louisiana and arkansas on the back side of the system. where we have the colder air in place, it's freezing rain crass oklahoma city, where we expect to see upwards of a quarter of an inch of ice, leading to power outages. to the upper midwest there's rain and it's chilly at that. >> in peru local shaimans have been practicing traditional medicine. now they are sought out by tourists looking for natural cures. we travel to learn about plants used for spiritual hearing. >> in search for a cure. they are about to start a night-long journey in the heart of the amazon jungle. they guided through a recession, a revered planned turn understood a hall usino genic drink. it was considered sacred. when the night is over heel be a better person. >> for me it's medicine. not because it cleans the parts, but the negative energy in our body. >> they say t

canada dipping down into the far south regions of the country. we're seeing ice, freezing rain. that's going to be the big problem, and right now, we're seeing it through portions of southernississippi, northern ark a, and as the evening rolls on, we're going to see it move into the bigger cities, say dallas, little rock. and it's going to hit you guys right around the time you're trying to drive home from work. so the afternoon, the evening commute, could get really icy in the next couple of hours. so what we're talking about, accumulations of about half an inch or more, some places like dallas and little rock, up to paducah. this is going to cause major problems as far as downed power lines, trees, a lot of power outages could be the result of this. farther to north, we're looking at snow through springfield, oklahoma city, and we could see anywhere from 4 inches or more of snow in these parts. so we have freeze watches and warnings and ice advisories going on all across the deep south. and this will continue not only for tonight, brooke, but as we get into tomorrow as well. >> okay, jennifer, thank you very much. and from the cold to at least some encouraging news for a

southern style biscuits. you'll save some cash 'cause right now they're two for just three bucks. c'mon cody... let's get some breakfast. you drive. i traded the car for the tattoo. no this morning out of canadahere people in toronto are digging out today after they slam by the first major snowstorm ahead of winter. the shows are out after the system dump up to 8 in. of snow. it caused chaos all roads and highways. police say they got about 50 accident reports and our included a 20 vehicle pile up just outside the city. the crash caused plenty of damage but no serious injuries. but check-in with our weather and high erica. >>erica: we have a warm-up. we have '70s in our forecast. most locations are well above freezing. santa rosa one of the cooler spot but still 34 degrees. a 37 live in the house and concord and mild and san francisco and 46 degrees. if we had into the afternoon quick warming most locations will be in the '60s by 12. later on tonight it looks like most locations holding on to 50s. very mild weather on tap for at least the next 24 hours. down the afternoon highs expected in your neighborhood. again warmest locations in the south bay bulls got a 7272 in campbell. san jose today

canada. that cold air will push east. across the northeast temperatures are down and will stay right around the freezing mark as snows coming down. a little slippery through new england, the southerneing temperatures into the 20's and there's fog out there. that could actually start to coat some of the surfaces there with some ice so watch the roadways and secondary mistakes there in oklahoma and texas and through arkansas and missouri. a look at how this storm coming in this weekend we'll have that coming up later in the complete national forecast. >> al-qaeda groups in syria reports reveal details about one of the leading groups fighting the syrian government. the report also talks about plans to target others in the region. the u.s. is quietly supplying iraq with missiles and drones to take the fight to al-qaeda approximate "the new york times" said 75 missiles were delivered to baghdad last week and drones expected to be delivered last year. last month the prime minister met with president obama making an appeal for the weapons. 37 people were killed in twin blasts that rocked baghdad oaries christmas day. a car bomb exploded near a church killing 26, earlier 11 people died at