to build from scratch everything this is the case in sochi because this is a new sport resort in vancouver we had just too great an existing winter sports resort so that makes a difference but you cannot count this cost as being done for the olympic games and two weeks of competition this is going to leave a great legacy to the country you will have now in sochi the russian federation state of the winter sports resort region something that did not exist before he will have an average of the of the airport that will benefit for the population and you will have new roads a new process the new sewage system so it's not just the games it is the city as a whole teasing that whatever is being built in sochi right now for there would winter olympics could also be used as a venue for other massive international sports events absolutely you would have the formula one grand prix you could stage regional events you could say two or championships and you will states who are championships in the winter sports after the olympic games many many now that security is also among the top issues during the ol

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police in vancouver found a woman dead at the occupy vancouver. she died of a drug overdose.major says the tent city has to go. the mayor faced criticism from opponents because he allowed the tents to stay up for several weeks. >>> greece will have a new leader. it was announced sunday. george pap nan dro will step down. it followed a meeting. it will announce compensation later for those affected by overseas cancellations. >>> maybe restricted but it is happening. flights from the u.s. to cuba, why it's happening and who is going to get go. >>> blame the economy, wealth gap between younger and older americans is the widest ever. . >>> delta teaming up with miami based travel agency to provide chartered flights to the communist nation. come flights took place in october and another sunday. delta will provide the planes and agency sell round trip tickets between select airports and havanas. >>> the wealth gap between younger and older americans is the widest it's ever been. a net worth of 47 times greater hand household headed by sun under 35. >>> best buy joining the list of

the vancouver canucks on the power play when dan can use extended the lead the black hawks lost 6- to the vancouver canucks scored five power-play goals while the hawks were shut out on five power-play opportunities >>the chicago bears are in philadelphia for a key conference match up on monday night football the bears are 4-3 on the season while the philadelphia eagles are just a game behind them in the conference. both teams have won two straight but the bears are 8 point underdogs tonight. those eagles have a top-ranked offense but michael vick has never beaten the bears as a starter lovie smith is also 4-1 coming off of a bar week ye week we have a contest tell you about enter now to repair tickets to thursday's chicago live performance alive station radio show from chicago tribune and the second city and trip wgntv.com/contests. your live illinois lottery drawing is next good afternoon here are your midday winning lottery numbers for november 7, 2011 here are the winning pick three numbers: 3 9 1 here are the winning pick four numbers: 2 8 9 7 when i inspect homes i can't be in a

last season the vancouver canucks robbed the sharks of their stanley cup dreams.ight at the tank san jose will get their first chance at payback. the sharks and canucks last met six months ago in the western conference finals with vancouver winning the series, five games to one. tonight the sharks will have revenge on their minds. >> obviously there's, you know, some carry over there. you know, weúdon't like losing to anybody for sur. our teams changed a little bit but the players that have been here know what we'll be up against tonight and it's a good challenge. >> they're a new team. we're a new team. we got seven new players. they probably got seven or eight new players. just two new teams but it should be -- it's always fun when you go against a top team like them. >> we've been involved in a lot of games against rivals if you want to call it or very good opponents and this is just another one. so we're looking forward to a competitive night and we'd like to bring our a game. certainly we'll need it. >> and following up on the news first reported by comcast

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i hitchhiked to vancouver and entered america under the peace arch. the first sign i saw is it is illegal to pick up hitchhikers. people were so kind. so i left america thinking that this is a beautiful country, meeting john carson and john f. kennedy, opening a loch on the st. lawrence seaway. people are hospitable and generous, unlike europe. >> dinner with kirk douglas, coffee with john carson. how did you do this? >> i went to topeka, to an institute for the mentally unwell. and they said, the other famous person who lives here. he is in nice and you should go see him. he must have been in his 80s. he said, come horseback riding with me. it was like jumping on the express train. we talked about running against roosevelt. he was a marvelous man. >> and what about coffee with johnny carson? -- >> the tonight show was taped in burbank and the tapes were sent overnight. i think that's how it was done. the fellow who took them every night -- he said that i should meet johnny carson. he did not have me on the show but he said it -- >> what was the reaso

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i hitchhiked to vancouver. have been obsessed with america for years because in the eve of going to new york, my mother and i, i said i would visit america. i had hitchhiked to vancouver. the first sign that i saw after getting to the united states was -- it is illegal to pitch -- pick up hitchhikers. i had a union jack on the back of my bag. he took me to seattle. that entire trip, 36,000 -- i had spent 9 months hitchhiking. i entered with 200 u.s. dollar bills. i had 182 left. people were so kind. so i left america thinking that this is a beautiful country, meeting john carson and john f. kennedy, opening a loch on the st. lawrence seaway. people are hospitable and generous, unlike europe. >> dinner with kirk douglas, coffee with john carson. how did you do this? >> i went to topeka, to an institute for the mentally unwell. and they said, the other famous person who lives here. he is in nice and you should go see him. he must have been in his 80s. he said, come horseback riding with me. it was like jumping on

. >> los tiburones frente a chicago y ganaron 1 a 0 , ahora se preparan para vancouver , están en segundon jonathan , guzman le pego con decisión , el villareal perdió pero ese gol vale la pena . >> vea acá como recorta y toca ante la salida del portero uno de los mejores del real madrid en el liverpool como se encuentra ante el chelsea . >> el gol del venezolano en alemania, con destino a la portería . >> borja no la detiene le da un toque suave delicadamente para la anotacion . >> también acá del milán ante el barcelona no solo como define como se la pone es la repeticion un toque preciso para llegar y el gol también contra el barcelona este pase es genial 4 sageros vigilando y ninguno detiene a xavi y lionel messi . >> hernández del valencia uno de los mejores no solo potencia, como recibe en el área cae pero saca una línea directa fuerte. >> de los últimos años uno de los mejores de inglaterra . >> buenas tardes . >> en este momento juegan y no hay nada definido , van empatado contra los de baltimore . >> una pista de patinaje de hielo fue boliche pero usan pavos congelados debe lleva

canucks who roughed up the hawks in chicago 10 days ago, coaching 11 tie the game in the nfl nhl vancouverces for either team in the first date are scoreless after one and then covert at college hoops notre dame victorious uic roosevelt and eastern defeated loyola, joe maddon and kirk gibson managers of the year and astros moved into american league and last night another northern illinois and nail biter tied with ball state from 34 into the crosswind for a 41-38 lead with 8 seconds left and post camp fireworks went off eight seconds to soon, the game was not over paucities kicked off a deep red declare to kill off the rest of the clock shore of the opposition coach was thrilled to death with the fireworks going off tied the score at the end tried to. every game averaging 41 batt but that is the news have a good night. it's new! ahhh-ahh-ahh! it's nice 'n easy colorblend foam! permanent color with tones and highlights. now in a delightful foam. just three shakes, foam it, love it! it's foamtastic! new nice 'n easy colorblend foam. your right color. [ male announcer ] cookies with smooth ca

. >>> tragedy in vancouver.rnoon after police found her unresponsive inside her tent. there are reports she died of a drug overdose, but police have not confirmed that. vancouver's mayor has ordered the tent city that popped up during the protest to be cleared as soon as possible. >>> thousands made their voices heard through their bank accounts yesterday as they took part in bank transfer day. they moved their money from big banks into smaller ones, more local banks and credit unions. this comes as bank to bank of america and other national banks announcing fees for credit card usage even though most backed off the fees. that didn't stop many of them from making a statement. >> to be part of the bigger movement to try to take back control of our finances and our economy. >> they're paying their top executives top dollar and then trying to charge people fees just to use their own money. >> financial analysts say since bank of america introduced their monthly debit card fee just a few weeks ago, 650,000 americans

. >> with the help of about 2,000 crews from 22 states, even vancouv vancouver, canada, can connecticutr make that goal, restoring power to 99% of its customers by sunday night? we'll see. t.j., back to you. >> is that by tomorrow night, reynolds? >> that's a big promise. i'm sure they would love to hear that, but are they going to be able to deliver? >> tall order. to be honest, they had two big things that happened. we had hurricane irene, the snowstorm, it's not as though they're slacking. they've had a lot, really, up against them. it's been tough. >> another thing important, what are you going to do with your extra hour this evening? people need to remember this. you've got an extra hour daylight saving time. >> i'm going to say use it next week and into the weekend after. >> folks, before you go to bed tonight, you need to fall back. set it back and get that extra hour. use it however you want, the extra hour on to sleep, extra hour to stay up and watch some football this evening. >> what game would you be referring to? >> it's kind of a slow weekend. >> not a lot happening. >> no

what police in vancouver decided to do with dozens of rioters who reeked havoc. -- wreaked havoc. >>> get your updated forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a disturbing crime in new york leaves two boys in jail and a woman fighting for her life. police say the two 12-year-olds push a shopping cart off the fourth floor of a parking garage. she's now in critical condition. police say it's unclear if the boys were actually aiming at the person they hit. they are charged with juvenile felony assault. >>> a taser incident at a gold's gym. a gym member became enraged, attacking several people inside the gym, as well as responding police officers. they say they tazed the man several times. he later went into cardiac arrest and died. two others inside the gym received minor injuries. >>> two -- a huge explosion at a plant in kansas. >> reporter: callers weren't sure what happened. they just heard a deafening blast and knew people needed help. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> hurry! oh, my god. >> okay. well, get everybody there. >> we'll get them there. >> hurry. hurry. oh, my god.

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this one by cal football legend joe cap, happened friday at a canadian football league luncheon in vancouver. >> he's swinging his cane, landing a right hook. that's it, a rivalry since 1963. he was a defensive lineman on a opposing team. and they have long memories. >> kapp tried to give flowers and say, sorry. >> don't think it worked out. >>> a big shout out to hunters park middle school from pleasantton. there they are. >> can't see them but you can hear them. >> they were on a field trip and were great. budding broadcasters there.

police in vancouver haven't forgotten about this. they plan to hold people responsible for a celebration that turned in to a riot. you are watching good morning maryland. [ boy's voice ] hi, samantha. [ girl's voice ] hi todd, do you wanna be my boyfriend? [ chuckles ] sure! great -- gimme your melt. myy--melt? [ singsong voice ] yeah. i'm your girlfriend now. ahh, i don't think this is working out. [ male announcer ] get your own subway steak melt. like the steak & cheese -- layers of juicy steak and bubbly, melted cheese. subway. eat fresh. >>> now, good morning maryland. >> in case you missed it, tom woke up. see it here. chargers quarterback rivers fumbles the snap with seconds remaining, if forces overtime. the chiefs ryan, hit a 30-yard field goal giving kansas city a 23-20 win over the chargers. the chief, by virtue of the win, sit atop the afc west. >>> why not try helping ravens out. the ravens teamed up with giant food in and the food bank for the food collection drive. kickoff event will take place at 11:00 this morning at

there is drug overdoses in vancouver and crime all over the place.ean, this movement, i wouldn't say it has to be shut down, but i think the cops have really got to clamp it or somebody is going to die as i said last week, juan. >> look, you know what you? can't blanket an entire movement by talking about people who are crazy, lunatic. >> can i say that the crazies have taken over the asigh asylum. have you ever heard that statement? of course they have. they dominate the news cycle now. not the protester who's have a legitimate beef. youner hear from them. >> you have people who do crazy things. remember, bill, i stood with you when you were saying that the mainstream media is unfair. they want to say the tea party is racist because somebody sent a racist email and all of that. it was wrong. it's wrong to say that because there is some anarchists out in oakland or some rude people in washington at a conservative convention that's the entire movement. >> bill: the movement is driving the train now, juan. >> i don't think so. >> bill: you don't think?

minus 4 for the high in winnipeg. 5 in seattle as well as vancouver and out to the east as well, single digit highs. 26 in miami and 22 in houston, texas. all right. as for europe, starting to look very unstable indeed here down towards the southwest. showers across the british isles. the heavy stuff will be here in portugal and spain. both sides actually the iberian peninsula and southern france. we see a system developing here which could turn a little nasty. storms, gusts, thunder and lightning. even out towards the east you can see strong high pressure is keeping things very clear. we'll see snow moving across the north ear. temperatures will reflect that wintry precipitation. 7 in stockholm. 2 for the high in moscow. 8 in berlin. 3 in warsaw. mid teens in nassau and london not bad at 13 degrees. here's your extended forecast. >>> as we've been reporting tonight, former philippine president gloria arroyo arrested on fraud charges. arroyo was arrested for results in an election in 2007. the president then also accuses her of corruption during her two terms in office. the former presi

we have 9 in vancouver. just 1 for the high in winnipeg. 13 in denver meanwhile with 20 in los angeles. 18 in oklahoma city. and we're in the low 20s for houston as well as mexico city. out to the east 16 in new york city and another warm day in d.c. at 19. all right, as we head now into europe. this is the big storm that's really going to be dominating the northern third of the continent. looking at some storm-force winds. it's going to be super stormy, actually, for scotland, particularly. and up in the mountains we'll be seeing some snow as well. much of the rest of the precipitation will be rain. snow also for north western portions of norway. you can see that wind really now making its way down across northern poland as well as germany and into western russia here. now, below that things are looking much more settled and clear. a weakening system just to the south of italy is going to continue just to dissipate over the next 24 hours or so. here are your temperatures. out to the east 1 in moscow. 4 in k

vancouver won and earned the chance to play for the stanley cup. every since, you can imagine the sharks had redemption on their mind. >> obviously, there's a carry over there. you know, we don't like losing to anybody, that's for sure. our team changed a bit. the players know what we are going to be against tonight. it's a good challenge. >> we have seven new players they have seven or eight players. two new teams. >> san jose continues to be red hot in second period. in that category, they leave the nhl scoring 20 more goals than they have allowed. >> thank you, brody. before we get out of here, college of san francisco helping fresno and the junior college. early first half. turner hits desmond with a 23-yard pass. up by seven. coming in as he throws a bomb to caleb who hauls it in for the 30 yard td. then they went on to win 57-13. they will host the defending champion in socal. a lot of football talk. diane everyone is talking about basketball. how is your three-point shot looking, by the way? >> not bad at all. not bad. >> really? >> no, not

. >>> vancouvers are looking into the cause of -- investigators are looking into the cause of a fire at the strip mall at nelana -- neland avenue. the flames caused major problems for to a barbershop and a liquor store. a small explosion blew out windows. investigators believe the blast came from materials inside one of the businesses and they don't no -- and they do not believe that the fire was intentionally set. no one was hurt. >>> san jose police are warning an entire neighborhood to be on alert after a teenaged girl was sexually assaulted. police say it happened saturday night when a man approached two girls asking to use their cell phone. one girl ran away but the suspect allegedly forced the 14- year-old victim to a secluded area. the other teenaged area called police when she couldn't find her friend. officers found the victim of -- officers found the victim. the suspect ran away from police. he's described as in his 30s with a heavy-set build and slight facial hair. if you ask any information call police. >>> two high-level officials from penn state surrendered to authoriti

and here are your temperatures. 9 in vancouver. 1 for the high in winnipeg. 13 in denver, 0 in los angeles. 18 in oklahoma city. and low 20s and mexico city out to the east. 16 in new york city and another warm day in d.c. at 19. all right, as we head now into europe, this is the big storm that's really going to be dominating the northern third of the continent. storm-force winds, super stormy for scotland and in the mountains snow as well. much of the rest of the precipitation will be rain. snow for the northwestern portions of norway. you can see the winds making its way down across northern poland as well as germany and into western russia here. now, below that things are looking much more settled and clear. a weakening system just to the south of italy is going to continue just to dissipate over the next 24 hours or so. here are your temperatures. outside to the east, just 1 in moscow. 4 in kiev as well as warsaw. in berlin. 14 in athens. and 10 in paris and 12 in london. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news i

we expect 12 degrees in vancouver, and 14 in seattle. dropping into the single digits in chicago and toronto. but still warm in new york with 17 degrees. that's it for me now. here is the extended forecast. minus one degrees expected wihe. minus one degrees expected wimi >>> here is a recap of our headline story. a magnitude 5.6 earthquake hit in turkey two weeks after it was struck by another quake that killed 600 people. local media say at least three people are confirmed dead. the u.s. geological survey says it struck around 9:20 p.m. wednesday local time. the focus was 5 kilometers underground in eastern turkey. state run tv says 18 buildings, including two hotels collapsed and at least three people are confirmed dead with dozens more trapped under debris. footage from the province near the epicenter shows concrete buildings flattened and covered in debris. people are scrambling through rubble searching for survivors. the region hit by a 7.2 earthquake october 23rd in the hardest-hit provens, more than 2200 buildings were destroyed,

vancouver at 9 degrees, seattle, oklahoma city, 12. warm in houston at 28 degrees and new york, 11. we've got rain, washington, d.c. at 13 degrees. here's your extended forecast. >> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." be back with more news in half an hour. thank you for watching. bye. 5

winnipeg and eight in seattle and 9 n vancouver. 21 in oklahoma city and 25 still in houston. still warm for much of the deep south. a look at europe. lots of clouding moving in. we have an active set of systems in place. it is moving in towards up here and it hits the mountain signs and seeing a much heavier rain as snow develops. otherwise rain stays away for much of the continental europe and british isles. northern sex of norway for rain as well as upper elevations. east not too bad. a line of cold rain that works southward and eastern europe as well as western. highs look like this on wednesday. on the teams out west and 13 in paris and gets back to 17 degrees. that's a look at the weather conditions and up next is the three-day outlook. >> that's all for this edition of "newsline" in tokyo. do stay with us.

. >>> m tragedy at occupy vancouver abs woman was found dead. due to a drug overdose.city's mayor wants protesters to leave the site. he has not yet threatened to force them out nor has the mayor set deadlines. one person has died from flooding across italy in much of the country especially in the northwest has been pummeled by rain. rivers are overflowing the banks. >>> death toll from thailand's worst flood climbs to more than 500. pools of black water caused areas of bangkok to be evacuated. people are justing boats. >>> trekkers stranded around mount everest for a week and how headed home. flights are scheduled to resume today. qantas trying to win back customers after stranding 70,000 panel is last weekend because -- passengers last weekend because of a labor dispute. they will give flights for those affected by the grounding. >>> fireworks fiasco, a fireworks show complete with musical, turned in to an explosion. organizers had to apologize and tell the crowds of hundreds that it was all over in a matter of seconds. >>> clean is up on in parts of oklahoma. we wil

minus 4 for the high in winnipeg. 5 in seattle as well as vancouver and out to the east as well, single digit highs. 26 in miami and 22 in houston, texas. all right. as for europe, starting to look very unstable indeed here down towards the uthwest. showers across the british isles. the heavy stuff will be here in portugal and spain. both sides actually the iberian peninsula and southern france. we see a system developing here which could turn a little nasty. storms, gusts, thunder and lightning. even out towards the east you can see strong high pressure is keeping things very clear. we'll see snow moving across the north ear. temperatures will reflect that wintry precipitation. 7 in stockholm. 2 for the high in moscow. 8 in berlin. 3 in warsaw. mid teens in nassau and london not bad at 13 degrees. here's your extended forecast. >>> as we've been reporting >>> as we've been reporting tonight, former philippine president gloria arroyo arrested on fraud charges. arroyo was arrested for results in an election in 2007. the president then also accuses her of corruption during her two terms i

british columbia, bringing heavy mountain snow and coastal rain for the northern portions, and the vancouver area as well as the pacific northwest will start to see a mix of rain and snow, as well as freezing rain in the next 24 hours. as for wednesday's highs, we're expecting 13 deg toronto and 5 degrees in chicago, and only minus 2 degrees in winnipeg, but the east coast is on the mild side at 16 in new york and 17 in washington, d.c., and it's going to be a summer-like 28 degrees in houston. all right, that's it for me now and here is your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour, japan's environment ministry says downstream radiation levels have risen in some rivers in fukushima prefecture. the ministry has been monitoring radiation levels in rivers near the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant to assess the impact of the accident there. officials took sand samples from two rivers in september. the upstream radioactive cesium levels were over 3,000 becquerels per kilogram in the river in the northern village of itate. downstream levels of the same rirve in an area of soma city were 13,

highs monday look like this. 8 in seattle, 7 in vancouver. 14 degrees in denver, and 14 in oklahoma citygetting into the teens for houston as well. we are looking at gusty conditions for the northern half of europe. already been hearing about strong gusts reported in the past 24 hours. that trend will stay with us again tonight, as well as precipitation. showers moving from baltic states, finland to western russia. on the wet side for norway again and british isles, a lot more showers headed your way as we head into monday. as for the western mediterranean, scattered showers for the islands. so you want to watch for a kuchl of thundershowers. 9 degrees is the high expected monday, expecting 10 in berlin. 4 for stockholm, and the same in moscow. all right. that's a look at the weather conditions for now. next is the three day outlook. >>> our lead story, candidates from independent party won elections sunday for mayor and prefecture governor of osaka. that's the second largest business center. winning candidates ran on a platform of creating a metropolis with an administrative structure s

we're anticipating first snowfall across seattle, only 4 degrees and 7 in vancouver and dropping down to the single digits in d.c. with 8 and 7 in new york with plenty of sunshine. finally, let's go over to europe. a couple of fronts are producing scattered thunderstorms and heavy rain across islands and the northern uk. the conditions stay the same in the next 24 hours. the system will also affect the western iberian peninsula starting fridayup towards the n is moving into scandinavia and reaching finland as well as northwestern russia in the next 24 hours. otherwise, it's largely going to stay dry and settled under a high pressure system. we're expecting 7 degrees in stockholm and 1 for moscow and 2 in kiev. staying a seasonal 10 degrees in paris and 14 in madrid. warming up to 18 in lisbon. all right. that's it for me now, and here's your extended forecast. b >>> japanese prime minister noda plans to pledge assistance worth 2 trillion yen or about $26 billion to asean to help the regional bloc strengthen its unity. they aim to develop into an economic community by on 2015. it's wor

. ♪ >>> it was supposed to be a good old days in vancouver for a couple of retired canadian football73-year-old joe capp offered a cap to a rival, the batted it away. when capp persisted, it ended up in a cane-swinging fight and was broken up by members of the audience. they are too old to be acting like that. you know it. >>> southern california police are hunting for a man who appears to be an elderly bank robber and each started to call him the geezer bandit. as bill whitaker reports. >> reporter: he looks more like a grandfather than a hardened criminal but this unassuming senior citizen is the fbi's most wanted bank robber. dubbed the geezer bandit by law enforcement he is a suspect in a string of brazen holdups hitting banks across southern california and getting away with tens of thousands of dollars. security cameras have captured his face. these images even show him what appears to be oxygen tubes in his nose. >> he appears to be a harmless elderly man. >> reporter: daryl foxworth was tried to crack the geezer case in 2009 when the robber first hit a bank near san diego. now

mountain snow and coastal rain for the northern parts of british colombia and that will target the vancouver area and the pacific northwest in the next 24 hours. as for wednesday's high, only minus 2 in winnipeg. 8 in denver, 5 in chicago and staying in the mild temperatures of 16 in new york and 17 in washington, d.c. finally, let's go over to europe, a stationary low pressure system is bringing heavy rainfall for the pyrenees but finally, the rain will taper off as we head to wednesday so that's good news for you for the british isles, it's getting wet and windy in ireland but the london area will escape rain throughout wednesday. up toward the north, a new system is moving into scandinavia and will reach western russia and the precipitation could be heavier on wednesday. for turkey, it's wet and cold and you may see snow in the higher elevations for the next couple of days. as for highs, only minus 4 degrees in moscow and 1 for kiev with snow staying in the teens in london with 10 and 12 in paris, and warming up to 17 in lisbon and 18 in rome. here's your extended forecast. >>> our lead s

. >> the idea for the occupy wall street movement was hatched in vancouver.ts base is new york city. but many of the flash points are here in california. davis has become the latest national headline. police pepper spray and an embattled u.c. chancellor. you've been on the story for a couple of months now. what's different about the occupy controversy at u.c. davis. >> reporter: there's one big difference between the occupation here, the occupation at u.c. berkeley and in oakland for that matter. the chancellor came out and apologized. but for many year, the apology is unaccepted. >> it was pepper spray to the face. >> reporter: he was one of about a dozen protesters doused with pepper spray by u.c. police on friday after refusing orders to leave. >> reporter: u.c. davis' occupy movement shows no signs of slowing down. >> these are adults. if they have the nerve to be out here, i'll do it again. >> reporter: u.c. davis is standing with u.c. berkeley over police brutality and speed hikes. nearly 2,000 gathered on the u.c. davis quad. they showed anger against

we're expecting only 9 degrees in vancouver and the same goes for seattle, but warming up to 23 in loseles and 20 degrees in oklahoma city. finally let's go over to europe then. it's still wet for the british isles as well as the western iberian peninsula. you'll continue to see on and off showers as well as windy conditions over the next couple of days. but some areas will see a break in the rain for this area on saturday. so that's good news. and southern parts of italy and the balkan peninsula will continue to see severe thunderstorms that will continue for the next couple of days. meanwhile, the northern portions of turkey and the eastern portions also are looking at wet and cold weather. and you'll see heavynow the higher elevations. but ise,stays dry across scandil and eastwe a loot ly 2egrebut f,

some unsuccessful jumps made her settle for second in the free-skating but overall she edged out vancouver olympics silver medalist to win her first nhk title. like her, she also qualified for the grand prix final. in olympics the modern pentathlon is one of the official events that includes equestrian art, fencing, swimming, shooting and running. that's a lot of territory to cover, but people have been doing it at olympics since the sto stockholm games in 1912. this time two japanese women have qualified. as the first two women from this country to make the cut, they were out to prove themselves at the all-japan championships in october. she's been an athlete for 10 of her 20 years. she's a year old and member of japan's self-defense force. they qualified for the battle for the right to be known as number one. >> translator: she's my rival. i can't ignore her. >> translator: i never, ever want to be defeated by her. that's absolutely the way i feel. >> the two-day event took place near tokyo. the first element was equestrian art. the athletes need to clear 12 hurdles within the looted tim

vancouver at 9 degrees, seattle, oklahoma city, 12. warm in houston at 28 degrees and new york, 11. we've got rain, washington, d.c. at 13 degrees. here's your extended forecast. >> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." be back with more news in half an hour. thank you for watching. bye.

north of vancouver island. all the green on the map is just rain. it's a lot of heavy rain, too. there's gusty winds along the coastlines of oregon and seattle. saw one report of a 67-mile-per-hour wind near the olympic forest here, the national forest. this storm system is going to be with us not just today, but tomorrow. it's not anywhere fast. the green on the map is the rain. you can see how widespread it is. the yellow is embedded areas of heavy rain, that appears to be the front trying to push onshore. the at least there's enough warm air with this, so that the snow is mostly at the higher elevations. we're not seeing too many problems with the wintry weather for this event. but from portland to salem to eugene to medford, a solid shield of rain. as far as today's forecast, we'll continue with it during the morning, we may get a break, but another storm right behind it. in other words, if you're traveling, especially in the air in the northwest, very difficult. we're just fine in southern california and arizona, that's a look mess, along with arizona. >> it doesn't look lik

vancouver scoring twice in the second to take control. segin with the power play.y beat the sharks, 3-2, and in anchorage, running out of gas in the second half against new mexico state. mckinnis throws it down. >> and we were just talking about luck. >> andrew luck? heisman, hopefully he gets it. we'll find out in weeks. >> all right, thank you, we'll be right back at 11:00, see you then, have a great evening scrambled eggs. [ male announcer ] actually, it's easier. citi financial tools. easier banking. standard at citibank.