. >> a boy's school on the west side of vancouver couldn't be further from the world of a psycho killer delivery of a human foot has investigators scrambling. >> i wouldn't know where begin. >> i have a son here who i love and i'm very disturbed by the news. >> vancouver police say an hour before that delivery a package containing a human hand was sent to another school. >> it will focus on identifying the victim. >> the vancouver investigateers -- investigators are looking for a connection with the magneta case. they have still looking for some operate june's body parts, including a hand and foot. >> we're not taking chances. we're work ing closely with the poe sal services to see -- postal services. >> now this international investigation shipping -- ships to vancouver. there's no indication that anyone at the schools was a specific target. >> recognize this is a did difficult -- difficult situation but we're trying to keep it cal. >> the contents of one package has been sent to a forensic pathologist. they say if it's what we fear it is, it's highly suspicious. >>> police in arizona

in vancouver, only 13 degrees and 14 degrees expected in seattle on your tuesday.ut ahead of the system very hot. 30 degrees in winnipeg and out toward the east looking at a seasonal 22 in washington, d.c. and 33 degrees expected in miami. producing severe weather on your tuesday. to the south, very dry and wipdy conditions are ideal for wild fires across this area. as for the highs, very cool in vancouver. only 13 degrees expected on your tuesday. 14 in seattle. but ahead of the system. quite warm. 30 in winnipeg. all right. let's go over to europe. a high pleasure system is pushing on. so full-timely we are looking at dry conditions across much of this region. eastern kwlurp and the balkan peninsula will turn quite stormy. in terms of temperatures still on the chilly side across areas of london paris. we will see temperatures warmin. that's it for me now and here is your extended forecast. >>> our top story at this hour, once again, tens of thousands of people joined a candlelight vigil in hong kong. they were commemorating the 23rd anniversary of the crackdown i

. >>> and a vancouver photographer looking at barbie's marriage to ken. this is called in the doll house and paints a loveless marriage between the two and shows barbie always annoyed with ken and ken is self- centered. the artist said that he came up with the idea while watching her daughter play with the dolls. she insists it's just a joke and all relationships are imperfectly perfect. tly perfec . >>> the raging wildfires out west are devouring acres of land. nearly 50,000 acres have burned in colorado alone and the fire is 10% contained. firefighters are attacking the flames from the ground and the air. and as fox news dan springer tells us, crews hope relief will come soon. >> reporter: the high park fire 15 miles west of ft. collins, has burned 73 square miles, destroyed more than 100 structures and forced hundreds of people from their homes. >> there is 10 of us, 11 of us, actually. we know all of our houses are gone. the only thing we have is each other, you know, to hold on to. >> reporter: 75% of the fire is burning on private land, 25% on nati

. >>> packages containing bo body parts have arrived at two schools in vancouver. and they're linking the packages to canada's most infamous murder and dismemberment case. >> we have all the reasons to believe this, first offal all, we're talking about the same body parts we were looking for. which is the right hand and the right foot. secondly it was shipped from montreal. where exactly in which location from montreal, we know it was shipped from montreal. so right now, we have all reasons to believe this. we have no confirmation whatsoever. there will be a dna sample to confirm 100% this is the right one. >> paula has been following this case from the very beginning. it just gets worse and worse the mar we hear about this. is there any chance that any children were at anytime near these horrible deliveries? >> the schools in vancouver have goen to great pains to say look, the children at the schools were not affected. the schools did reopen this morning. and also they're really underscoring the fact that this was a random thing. why anyone would have targeted the

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jimmy: vancouver?owner? >> owner and a trainer. >> jimmy: owner and a trainer, yeah. and they had a nickname for you. and what was that? >> around the track, they called "two and a half men" because the -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: were you the half? you were the half, yeah. [ laughter ] "two and a half men." well, you first rode i'll have another -- this is back in february? >> back in february, yeah. >> jimmy: and do you just feel chemistry when you get on the horse and you just go like, "wait, we got something." did he look at you and you --? >> well yeah, compared to the other horses that i was racing with at that time. i mean, this horse can really move, right? so i was like, "oh my god, this is the one." >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and do you -- like, do you feel a vibe when you -- i mean, they are powerful animals, those horses. but i mean, they look at you sometimes, right? and they just like -- they know what's going on. >> yeah, i know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we're going to win this one

the parts were shipped from vancouver to montreal for that testing today.re's no 100% confirmation at this point, police say because they are the right hand and the right foot, parts that were still missing, they strongly believe that they are jun lin's. the other fact that links it to luka magnotta is that they were posted from a montreal postal outlet. they don't know the exact location but they are fairly certain it is the work of luka magnotta. >> i know this is just an awful question, but i'm sure some people out there are thinking. we talk about all these body parts that have been showing up. do they know where the head is? do they expect that there will be more? >> reporter: the head is the body part that is still missing, and believe me, erin, police are very careful when they bring up these gruesome details, they are so graphic and obviously thinking about the family when they do so. but the fact remains, the head is still missing. whether or not it's in the mail, police say it's not clear. at this point it takes about ten days maximum for any body

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parts of vancouver get some rain, we have sun. not as warm tomorrow. the air-conditioner will kick in and gives us cooler temperatures. low clouds to start the day along the shore. a warm-up and to the '80s around the bay. temperatures will come down about 15 degrees tomorrow. not much in the movement of low clouds, tomorrow expect plenty of sun around the bay and inland and temperatures coming down 5-15 degrees. martin hill had 100 today. 102 in gilroy. 65 at bodega bay. sonoma hit 103 today. and 83 tomorrow. no jelly koula between now and next weekend. no more major heatwave on the way. here is sports. >>> joe montana reflects on the reaction of 40 niner fans during his rookie season,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> forget about a june swoon, the a's offense had a huge week. it is led to the longest winning streak this season. 83 degrees at first pitch. he incurred syzygy trying to keep cool between innings. seventh homer of the year force met. brandon maas had homered in four straight games and just missed making it 5, it goes off a wall, not sad to settle for a

as for the highs, still on the chilly side in vancouver. 16 degrees for your daytime high on your thursday. 15 degrees in seattle. 29 in winnipeg. out towards the east, 25 in new york city. you may be seeing some pop-up thundershowers during the heat of the day. all right. finally, let's go over to europe. a developing low pressure system is moving in from the atlantic. it will produce stormy conditions across much of the british isles into your saturday, and the associated front will sweep across the western continent producing gusty winds and even hail. out towards the east, there are more potent storms sitting over you're, producing thunderstorms. temperature-wise, many locations are looking quite seasonal. 22 in moscow. 21 in kiev. that's it for me now. here's your extended forecast. >> our top stories this hour, market players were cheered by the possibility of more stimulus measures by the european central bank. wednesday's new york stock prices marked their biggest advance this year. global market worries have appeared to ease. the dow jones industrial average closed at 12,414, gain

this happened in vancouver. you can see a hockey coach tripping one of the opposing team's players. the coach is now in big trouble, not just with the hockey league, but perhaps in a court of law. >> what's seen on video seems to be an intentional trip, and any intentional contact like that would make out an assault. >> that alleged assault resulted in a serious injury. one of the players who were tripped ended up with a broken wrist. the coach involved has already been suspended. >>> coming up later in this broadcast, the giants try and keep their incredible ditching streak alive versus dusty baker in cincinnati. as trying to crack through against the texas rangers. and maybe this time lance armstrong and his drug usage are going to have to face a trial. @@0 [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week, the farm comes to you. fresh sweet corn is an amazing 6 for a buck. arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. and h

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this particular puffer fish is in a tank at the vancouver aquarium. whole -- >> oh, no, he crunches the shell up and gets the insides out. >> he doesn't just crunch the shell, he gets every bit of meat off of that clam. >> a clam's casino. >> well, i really hate for my toe to end up in that thing's mouth. >> if he can do this to a clam, i imagine he can do it to your big toe. >> exactly. you see right there, that's the meat. he's olymplike i'm not done, i' done. >> i can't believe how he gets all the meat out. >> that thing chewed the shell into bits so he could get the meat out. >>> this video is showing up everywhere. tell me who you think this is singing "when a man loves a woman." ♪ >> yeah, i know who this is. >> absolutely. >> it's ryan gosling and he's cute as heck. >> it's an 11-year-old ryan gosling performing at a talent show. he also dances a pretty funky routine to "gonna make you sweat" with his sister, mandy. ♪ the boy's got moves. that's how he ended up on the mickey mouse club. >> he ended up on the mickey mouse club about two years la

the other cities in the top five vancouver, new york city and denver. in the studios is gary wolf is director executive director of stopwaste dost org and we were talking about recycli it'shy it's so important, why is it so important? >> there is traditional benefits that reduces greenhouse gases and overall preserves natural resources because secondary materials use a lot of those resources but also it's a green job program. processing and baling and shipping and that sort of thing. about 200 direct jobs, 200,000 tons are processed. >> where do people go to find these jobs? >> we have to get the materials out of the garbage can and into the right containers. we throw about hundred million dollars per year of recyclable material in alameda county. if we capture all of that. we're talking about 800 jobs through different franchise provider in alameda county could hire people to do. >> cheryl: san francisco did well on the ratings. how about the area? >> the bay area is a great place for sustainability. we're proud of accomplishments in san francisco. we

but out toward the northwest, still on the cooler side. 18 degrees expected in vancouver. all right. head into asia. we have a tropical storm formed over the pacific. th packing sustained winds are 65 kilometers per hour with gusts of 83 kilometers per hour. it will likely get very close to or make landfall in luzon by late thursday and aim for southern china as well as taiwan afterwards. although it's still far away from the philippines, bringing lots of heavy rain across much of the country because it's enhancing the southwesterly monsoonal flow. so heavy rain and stronger winds are expected across much of the philippines over the next couple of days. we'll keep you posted on its progress. meanwhile, heavy rain is coming down across southern japan as well as the yahntzee river valley. you'll likely see rain over the next 24 hours accompanied by thunderstorms. all right. temperature-wise, getting up to 25 degrees in tokyo and another hot day for you in seoul with a high of 32. all right. finally, let's go over to europe. stormy weather is expected to expand much of finlan

my nephew just sent me a video from vancouver having a skype conversation with his cousins in england. and as our last lesson, we want to help each other. i want to reinforce this. a part of the reluctance is this fear that people are going to say no. the recent community vitality report says that three-quarters of us extend to a family, friends, and neighbors. this man's name is charles, 86 years old. he has an early stage of dementia. he starts the network, he invites the sisters. why in sydney and one in singapore. he also invites the neighbors. they refer to it as the neighbor lady. she says, thank goodness that you ask. i have been worried about charles. and creating that meaningful exchange. let me share a new idea or a new term that i am using thinking about this idea of staying connected and having a good life. this is an idea that i am calling -- this is a little picture of dale, somebody that has a f and hisuture -- that has done his future-proofing. this is what has happened to him when he went into the hospital. his daughter of everyone with one message. there was emergenc

as for the highs, as i mentioned, very cool in vancouver. 13 degrees, which is about 5 degrees lower than average. 14 degrees in seattle. ahead of the system, very hot. 30 degrees expected in winnipeg on your tuesday. all right. head into europe. looking dry across much of the british isles where people are celebrating the diamond jubilee. however, a system will move to produce wet conditions across much of the british isles and western continent over the next 24 hours. unstable weather in central europe will finally move out from the region by the end of tuesday. temperatures are remaining on the chilly side in berlin with 14 trees and 20 degrees in vien vienna. we're going to see temperatures warm up as we head into friday. all right. here's your extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour. a record number of people in hong kong marked the 23rd anniversary of the government's violent crackdown in beijing's tiananmen square in 1989. the event organizer says 180,000 people took part in a candle light vigil on monday. though police put the number at 85,000. participants called f

but out towards the northwest, still in the chilly side. 17 in vancouver and seattle. all right. finally, let's go over to europe. a couple of the low-pressure system. and fronts are producing stormy weather. that will be moving into eastern europe. scattered showers will cover much of the british aislisles. for europe and iberian peninsula. very hot weather is coming in from africa, across the peninsula and mediterranean countries. looking at 39 degrees in madrid and lisbon on your tuesday. that's it for me now. here is your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> u.s. president barack obama urged the new greek prime minister to work with eu officials to reform its finances. samaras formed a three party coalition government last week. obama talked to him by telephone and welcomed his commitment to tackle the economic crisis. obama urged him to cooperate with officials from the eu, international monetary fund and european central bank. samaras said his government is committed to the austerity plan required for billions and help from the eu. he intends to ask for some spending cuts to be e

vancouver. 17 degrees. and 18 in seattle. but out east, very hot. 33 in new york city. 34 in washington, d.c. but as a cold front moves through, we'll -- we'll likely see cooler temperatures as we head into the weekend. all right. finally. let's go over to europe. heavy rain in the whole of the british isles. the low countries and northern portion of central europe. will move towards the north and affect the scandinavian region over the next 24 hours. out east -- we have an area of severe weather. rolling into eastern europe. to the south, looking dry. plenty of sunshine for you. highs are getting up to 32 in madrid. 26 in rome. and another hot day in bucharest, with a high of 37. all right. here is your extend foerd cast. all right. here is your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our top story at this hour -- euro zone finance ministers confirmed that they will speed up the process to help spain's troubled banks. this came after spain's report that it was officially ask the european union for support next monday. finance ministe

story outfront, police today linking a severed human hand and foot mailed to separate schools in vancouveras allegedly killed and dismembered by a canadian porn star. police are also looking into videos that they say luka magnotta may have posted while he was on the run for more than a week including one just before his arrest where he appears to be relaxing and listening to madonna. ♪ >> what's up and hi to all my fans. >> thanks very much. i know you have been covering this sort of day in and day out, one of the most bizarre and gruesome stories. what can you tell us in terms of how confident police are that these latest body parts that have come to the school are linked to the case? >> reporter: well, they're almost certain, erin, that they are indeed parts that belong to jun lin, the victim you mentioned earlier. they haven't completed dna testing. the parts were shipped to montreal for that testing today. while there's no 100% confirmation at this point, police say because they are the right hand and the right foot, parts that were still missing, they strongly believe that they are ju

which will ultimately determine all the olympic games but this offense can end in team leader adam vancouver there is guaranteed in the olympic sport already but he found the motivation to seek all of their position in the kayak one thousand meters final i'm very excited and honored to represent my hundred and one woman for the london looking forward to being with you know her strong european team a small but strong kenyan team and in my third olympics representing canada marks out of the russian olympic squad will be named at the end of june after the domestic championships and it will be a tough choice for the team's coaches as the country will compete in eleven of the twelve disciplines repulsor day and alexandra de chant i have been lead in competitors for russia in recent months when goals are the most broke up stage in the case. that even they see room for improvement is working regularly such as we're here we're first place and duesberg first here in moscow and it's obviously very good but there are still some negatives to be eliminated from or four minutes think among them we're goin

all right, temperatures then just 18 degrees in vancouver, a little bit chilly down into the south, we've 33 in houston and into the midwest temperatures rise. quick look into europe tells us a potent low pressure system is about to move through the british isles so wet and windy through your weekend i'm afraid and it's the last place we really want more rain, it will be heading up through northern frantz and into the low country unfortunately avoiding eastern spain where we have drought conditions and wildfire. we'd really like to see some rain coming in. doesn't look like that's going to be happening into the next 24. clear and settled through much of central europe and down into the south and temperatures will be building widely up to the 30-degree mark over the weekend. i'll leave you now your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

and the mid teens for you unvancouvunva in vancouver. to europe we go. storm about to run into the british isles. also skirting the top of france coming into the low countries. now this one is bringing some very intense wind and heavy rain. we really don't need any more heavy rain in parts of the british isles. serious flooding situation. unfortunately this storm is going to be avoiding the iberian peninsula which is very dry and dealing with wildfires at the moment. another storm system dashing across the east. but it is going to be leaving sunny spells across much of central and southern europe. and temperatures will be widely reaching the 30-degree mark as we head into the weekend. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> before we go our top story once again. syrian government forces have retaken one of the strong holds of the opposition north of the country. un cease-fire monitors say the crisis in syria now resembles a civil war. [ explosion ] >> the free syrian army has resumed attacks on government troops. while in the series o

as for the highs, very cool in vancouver. 13 degrees which is about 5 degrees lower than average. 14 degrees in seattle. but ahead of the system very hot, 30 degrees expected in winnipeg on your tuesday. all right. head into europe. looking dry across much of the british isles where people are celebrating the diamond jubilee. however, a system will move in to produce wet conditions across much of the british isles and the western continent over the next 24 hours. unstable weather in central europe will finally move out from the region by the end of tuesday. temperatures remain on the chilly side in berlin with 14 degrees and 20 degrees in vienna. but we are going to see temperatures warm up as we head into friday. all right. here's your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour -- tens of thousands of peopl joed acandlelight vig nil hong kong. they were commemorating the 23rd anniversary of the crackdown in tiananmen square. the event organizer says 180,000 people took part in a vigil. police put the number at 85,000. participants called on chinese government officials to chang

. >> these people are out on white rock beach near vancouver, cana canada. they're paying their respects to this large hump-backed whale that beached itself minutes before dying. >> it was spotted early tuesday morning, it was still alive. but within the hour it had already passed on. marine biologists were called to the scene where they did determine that this humpback whale had probably died because it was tangled in some form of fishing line. the images we're seeing now from itn news shows the whale's carcass with lacerations and some parts it's even bleeding. you do see the line that has been removed from the whale. it was tangled around its mouth. it was about 28 feet long and they believe it was about three years old. marine biologists do say that this humpback whale was severely emaciated because it probably wasn't able to eat for a very long time. >> for such a powerful and huge animal to get taken down by something like fishing line, it's surprising to me. >> this poor animal was suffering so desperately that it killed itself because it couldn't liv

>> vancouver, british columbia. >> reporter: what time is your plane? >> not for a couple of horse, i'm hoping to make it. >> reporter: how has it been so far? >> challenging. >> reporter: putting it politely the boats are making their way as quickly as they can given the bottlenecks of the dock some of the people in line were headed to the giants game most still commuters trying to get to their jobs in san francisco, challenging is the best thing you can say about the situation this morning. mark matthew, abc7 news. >>> we caught up with some ferry pangs from the east bay as they arrived in san francisco and they made the best of a bad situation. >> had to make a different plan tried to go through the tunnel, crazy, san francisco driving didn't look like a good idea, within to the alameda ferry, used to live there very easy, next to last on the boat, i was lucky, about 50 people got left behind. good morning and bad morning at the same time. >> normally, i take bart every morning, ride my bike i heard there was a fire and uh-oh do we do? off we big lon

because the syst is dragging cold air, as i mentioned, temperatures are on the chilly side. 13 in vancouver14 in seattle. feeling more like mid april here. but for the rest of the u.s., it's on the hot side. 30 degrees expected in chicago. and the same goes for oklahoma city. finally, let's go over to europe. we have a stationary low sitting over the british isles producing stormy weather. we have wind warnings in place in the southern portion of the uk. conditions will finally improve over the weekend. the associated front will move quickly over the western continent and head into central europe. we can see pink showing up. that means heavy rain will target parts of poland and austria in the next 24 hours. as for the highs, central europe, temperatures are on the warmer side. 24 in berlin and 27 degrees expected in vienna. out toward the east, looking mild in moscow with a high of 21 degrees and 23 in warsaw. here's your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour. japanese prime minister yoshihiko noda is making another push to restart a nuclear plant. he'll speak to the public later

. >>> heavy rains forced more than 300 out of their homes near vancouver, british columbia.royed several homes and washed several cars downstream. tap water from the town has been contaminated. officials had to bring tanks of drinking water. >>> tropical storm debby continues to whoever in the gulf of mexico raking florida's gulf coast with high winds and rain promising to do more of the same today in no hurry to make landfall until tomorrow night. tahman bradley has more. >> reporter: tropical storm debby's torrential rainfall is causing chaos for millions of floridians a state of emergency remains in effect debby parked off florida's coast the fear is denching rain could top two feet over the next few days. >> sitting out there churning. >> reporter: conditions have caused one death and forced evacuations. this coast guard video shows rescue of a family air lived to safety. >> kind of like on a rollercoaster ride, your stomach flips. >> reporter: rain and wind storms left tens of thousands without power, one county south tallahassee saw more than continues of rain in the l

and canada are different story. 16 degrees in vancouver and 15 in seattle. finally, let's go over to europe. high pressure systems are keeping things dry and settled from scandinavia down towards italy and the balkan peninsula. but we've got a very strong low moving into the british isles and the western continent. this low is looking -- moving into the british isles quite slowly. stormy weather here will likely remain into your saturday. the associated front will sweep over the western continent. as it does so you'll likely see thunderstorms, gusty winds and even hail over the next 24 hours. and out towards the east, there's low pressure systems producing severe thunderstorms across eastern europe and the eastern half of turkey. as for the highs still on the mild side in moscow, 22 degrees here. 21 degrees expected in kiev. 20 degrees in berlin and down towards the south, quite warm. 30 degrees expected in athens with a lot of sunshine. all right. that's it from me now. and here's your extended forecast. >>> our top story once again -- the tokyo high court

film actor accused of killing his elk lover also mailed some of his body parts to two schools in vancouver. the schools received packages containing a hand and a foot yesterday. a day earlier, police arrested luca magnatta in germany. they say he videotaped himself killing and dismembering a man and mailed some of his victim's body parts to canada's top political parties. investigators say he fled from montreal to europe after the murder. he could be extradited to canada this week. >>> in "news 4 your health," a medical breakthrough could one day heed to a less invasive way of predicting whether breast cancer will return. a blood test could replace a test that rely on lymph nodes. researchers at anderson cancer center found the higher amount of tumor cells in the bloodstream, the higher chance the cancer will return or cause death. scientists need to figure out exactly which kinds of tumor cells are linked to the cancer coming back. >>> the benefits of taking aspirin every day may be outweighed by the risk for certain groups. italian researchers found aspirin raises the risk of major bleed