callebs: at fader studios in vancouver, canada. ezrin: seeee, she overshoots right here. yeah, that thing. so if we can find a replacement for that, i'll be happy. [woman singing in foreign language] callebs:s: many in the band have little grasp of the english language. man: sorry, sir. i--i--i do not understand. second man: oh, ok. um... callebs: and as for ezrin... ezrin: this is the first time i've ever worked on something where i didn't understand one word, not one. [ilchi speaking foreign language] exactly. yeah. ok. let's go! you know, i mean, i've been in the--i've--i've worked in croatia. i could pick up a little here and there, in italy, in france, in spain, you know, but, boy, chinese is, like--and--b-because the inflections are different, too, so you can't even pick up the context. dead, dead. [man speaking foreign language] callebs: so it has developed into an exercise in trust. ezrin: that should be long enough. what they do naturally is really fascinating and brilliant and beautiful.

we will see rainy weather and cooler temperatures across vancouver as well as seattle on your monday.nly 16 degrees for the high in vancouver and seattle 17 degrees for the high and hot and muggy in houston. 33 degrees expected. oklahoma at 32 degrees. excessive heat watches in place for southern arizona and southern california. temperatures expected to be very high from friday into monday in arizona. south of california the highs in the mid to upper 40s in tucson and yuma. temperatures expected to be 48 degrees on sunday. please watch out for heat stroke. that's it for me now. here's your extended forecast. ú watching, we just are looking live and paris with extensive coverage of the orlando shooting. authorities are beginning to release the names of the victims of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history that left 50 people dead, 21 names have so far been made public. we will be live in orlando in just a moment. who exactly was omar mateen? that is a question being asked today. the

but vancouver, um-hmm, rebounds, three unanswered goals, eighty-fourth minute, past diving andre blake union, yeah, not giving fans much to cheer about, they lose three-two. their first loss at home since last september. >>> copa america, the united states, goes down, again. columbia, in a 31st minute, scoring. the u.s. mens national team is shut out one to nothing. they have never finish higher then notre if this tournament. >>> finally talk about the perfect golf shot, how about 12 hole, ernie else from 160-yard out at quicken loans national. not even a bounce, you know where it is going, wow. >> wow. for the eagles. take another look, one more time. right in the hole. two shots off the lead. >> nothing but cup. >> nothing but cup. >> thanks, jeff. >>> art, music and fashion took center stage in southwest philadelphiamont brown and beanie segal partnered up to, host the kickback music festival at myers recreation center. it has grown into one of the largest outdoor free community music festival in the delaware valley. >>> "action news" at 11:30 continues tonight, top gun activist kel

. >> i'm supposed to be in vancouver.oronto. >> stephen: you're supposed to be in vancouver at 5:30 tomorrow? you have to leave now! >> i know, what do i do? >> stephen: do you literally leave here and get on a plane and go? >> yeah. >> stephen: wow. >> see ya! >> stephen: what are you going to do in vancouver? >> i'm filming a movie. >> stephen: what's the movie, darling? >> i'm filming two movies. >> stephen: okay, what is it? >> "50 shades darker" and "50 shades freed." >> stephen: you're shooting both of them at the same time? >> yes. >> stephen: how do you unwind at the end of a day of 12 hours of simulated sadomasochism? what do you do to like shake it off at the end of the day? >> i fly to new york city and do shots of tequila with you. >> stephen: well, you're welcome back any time. >> thanks. >> stephen: the safe word is "pumpkin patch." >> okay. >> stephen: dakota, thank you so much for being here. "a bigger splash" opens friday, may 13. dakota johnson, everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ thisproof of less joint

. >> union hosting the vancouver white caps. they came in undefeated at home.nd it is 3-1 vancouver. that is your look at supporport. >> i'm keith jones for nbc 10 at issue. coming up, bob casey. we will ask him about his fight on capitol hill and more. that will be at 11:30 following "meet the press." >>> hot and sunny weekend calls for a cool deep. in south philadelphia, the swimming pool there and three other rec centers opened for the season yesterday. they will open remaining pools by friday. >>> today in chester county, kids that lover football will learn to play with the usga. the clinic will focus on blocking and tackling techniques that reduce helmet contact. the trainer will also educate players on proper equipment fitting. they endorse usa football that oversees youth leagues nationwide. >> also, do you have what it takes to be a sixer's cheerleader. about 100 people are expected to tryout for a chance to be a sixer's cheerleader. and today at 1:00, learn about the role of pets in prison at eastern state penitentiary in fairmont. a former inmate will

trying to keep the run going against vancouver. a pep talk early on. how about this shot off the post somehow into the legs of the goalie who scores. vancouver rebounds with three unanswered goals, 84th minute, union lost 3-2. it is their first loss at home since last september. their look says it all. >>> pete rose may be banned from the baseball hall of fame, but finally inducted into the cincinnati hall of fame last night. rose said he has been waiting for 30 years for this. so have the fans, reds fans gave him a standing ovation and shouted his name for more than a minute. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> me coming to the schuylkill river trail. trish hartman fills you in on who is lending a hand to police. >>> sky6 live hd looking at the commodor barry bridge, today looks nice, but we're tracking storms for later in the week. >> meteorologist david murphy is in for chris sowers who is heading for his honeymoon. >> reporter: good for him and lori. we have sunshine coming up over the ben franklin bridge, good looking morning wit

if you're heading to the talen energy stadium for the union matchup with vancouver look for start up 80 degrees, and end of the contest, 73 degrees that's when you're pushing toward 9:30, these numbers and conditions with low humidity and mainly clear skies apply if you're heading out to dinner and a movie it's going to be a comfortable evening ahead. tomorrow it's a repeat. we'll have high pressure in control gliding away from us, 88 degrees is the high under the sun tomorrow. humidity should remain on the low side. by the way pollen count lower than the next several days. those of you suffering from allergies, the grasses not releasing the pollens like a few weeks ago. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, mostly sunny and warm, 8 # degrees, great evening on the town, a nice day. tomorrow, warm, 88 degrees, skin screen cool drinks this weekend, but not dealing with oppressive humidity. monday clouds mix with sunshine. 86 the high it will be warm. you will feel the humidity rise back up as a warm front gets through. there might be a late day or evening pop-up thunderstorm in

vancouver rebounds with three unanswered goals, 84th minute. union lost 3-2. the first loss at home since september. >>> pete rose may be banned from the hall of fame, but rose inducted into the cincinnati hall of fame, the team was given permission to do so. rose said he has been waiting for 30 years, so have the fans. fans gave him is a standing ovation and chanted his name for more than a minute. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day. >> another half-hour of "action news" just ahead here some of the stories we'll have for you. caught in the moment. kenny chesney talks about the moment he made a mistake and tells a crowd that a delaware county officer had died after being shot several times. >> the upcoming mega millions drawing is one of the largest jackpot in mega millions history. those stories and much more when "action news" continues. >> happening right now on "action news," country mucous superstar kenny chesney is hoping to smooth things over with a folcroft police officer who he mistakenly said was dead. >>> many reeling after britain v

vancouver whitecaps, the finish of the game, 9:15, 73. low humidity, this will be the same forecast for those of you heading to a movie or going to a neighborhood party or something like that. tomorrow, more of the same, high pressure in the process of gliding past us. high of 88. humidity will be low, but on the bright side. by the way, the pollen forecast is low. we have grass pollen out there, but not a lot of it today or next week. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a toasty 87 degrees, mostly sunny and warm, humidity lowering as we go through the day. mostly sunny and warm 88. down the shore we're going for the highs in the upper 70s. monday, things change, clouds and sun, more humid, 86 degrees is the high. in the afternoon and evening there's a chance of pop-up shower or thunderstorm. and then a front gets closer to us on tuesday, a better chance of a shower or thunderstorm then. it will be muggy with the high of 85 degrees. the front gets past us. on wednesday, there might be a shower early, but generally speaking it's

trying to keep the run going against vancouver. talk early on, the 14th minute, how about this shot off the post, union up 1-nill. vancouver rebounds three unanswered goals, 84th minute. union lost 3-2. it's the first loss at home since last september. the look says it all. >>> pete rose may be banned from the baseball hall of fame, but finally inducted into the cincinnati baseball hall of fame. rose said he has been waiting 30 years for this. reds fans gave him a standing ovation and chanted his name for more than a minute. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. >> we have more "action news" just ahead. >> we'll be right back. dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. it's all about having a strategy, that fits your life. so, if you have a question about how to make debt work for you, ask me.

predicament minister is leading a protest that works towards a can canada was launched with the vancouverilation and a lot of things we're doing in british columbia will be rfblt of what you see at a canadian approach but it goes hand in hand with what you see in front of the you it is extremely difficult to go it alone when our a natural jurisdiction like british columbia with 4 million people it is not hard to get leakage it is one of the reasons to be working together we have right now a cash tax that is one of the highest and broadcasted in the world did bank timing called that one, the most powerful example of pricing we also are the first and still the only jurisdiction in north america to, cashier neutral for the last 5 years our energy supply is 98 percent clean and the g h g emissions are amongst the lowest in canada it is not a lot of easy places to look for continued emissions reduction it makes those partnerships all the more important and i want to reinforced to you what's been express this and have to be a choices between the assignment and the economy in fact, we look at th

and taking a 3-1 vancouver. union falls 3-2. that is a look at your sports. >>> today in chester county, kids who love football will learn to play safer. usa football will help hold a heads up clinic later this morning. it will focus on blocking and tackling techniques that reduce helmet contact. they will also help players with proper equipment fitting and hydration. also today, do you have what it takes to be a sixers cheerleader. they're hosting an open call audition today from noon until 5:00. . about 100 people are expected to tryout. auditions will be held on the basketball court. right now 5:57 on your sunday morning. coming up here on nbc 10 news food. today, they swim, bike, and run. athletes in tiptop shape getting ready to tryout for the trirock triathlon. >> a beautiful day but we have a change on the approach. lock at this lovely shot. get out there and enjoy it. your ten day is coming up. sir, this alien life form is growing at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? we can't contain it any long... oh! you know, t

as a tropical fungus up in vancouver causing infections of human and animals, it doesn't belong in vancouver. it belongs in the tropics. we are getting infect good oysters from the northwest. so we all know -- and the oyster eaters here like me? you don't pay attention to all the good public-health messages about oysters. i'm an oyster. do you eat oysters and cold months? one of the reasons you eat oysters and months with our best to protect yourself from infected oysters come especially golf oysters. that shouldn't be a problem if you get your oysters from the northwestern united states, the last area because they should be nice cold waters. outbreaks are reported from oysters and cold waters. the letters are nice cold anymore. contemporary examples of today where we are already seeing climate change. the shift over from the u.s. to europe. sweden has this disease called very simply encephalitis. we doctors would rename stuff, we take whatever we tell us, give it back to you as a medical term and you think we are all smart. because my head hurts. oh my gosh, you're so it's hard. yeah, exact

that low pressure is moving in over vancouver island.ith high pressure moving in on off the air force base, the sea breeze picks up and pressure comes down so we get onshore winds that brings temperatures to more seasonal for this time of the year. so inland we fall out of the 90s and into the mostly upper 80s tomorrow before the pressure builds back in and warms us up for the early part of next week. so coast and bay fog tonight. seasonal temperatures through friday. we are about where we usually are at this time of the year for daytime highs. and then a warming trend this weekend. to put a number on it, san francisco tomorrow will be three degrees above average at 70 degrees. even brentwood only an anemic 88 degrees. low clouds to start out thirst morning before ending the day with upper 70s in san rafael, 79 petaluma and in santa rosa tomorrow 85 degrees. right along the shoreline in the mid-60s with some low clouds to start the day out. and for clearlake and ukiah and cloverdale, all in the mid-80s there, enjoy it while you can becau

i spent some time on the set in vancouver and all i can say is he was a promising light thatt was extinguished too soon. >> i played in t new star trek film. >> it's not easy to step into a but for anton, it was. as paval, >> i lov pushing fake buttons all daa. i seriously love it. it's like being a little kid. >> for anton yelchin the idea of being a little kid was at his very core for anyone who ever knew him spent time with him. his playfulness was contagious. >> these are the types of >> i witnessed it with him on the set of star trek and beyond last year. >> he was downright giddy in 2009 when he and co-star john choe got their first look at their very first action figures. >> how exciting is it to have your own action figure. >> apparently. >> completely abso >> i grew up playing with these things. now i have one. it's just spectacular. >> but beyond anton's playfulness was a serious a who knew from the time he was a child that no dream was too big, no goal beyond his reach. >> i want to be actor, director, writer and philosopher. >> that's 11 dwreerld anton in 2001 doing publicity for h

the bulk of it is going to stay near seattle and portland, also vancouver. we will get the colder air wrapped around pushing around the bay area. it will drop the temperatures more. le's get a look at the forecast. you can see the average in the south bay, 84 degrees tomorrow. by monday, 79. by tuesday, 74 degrees. 74 is actually closer to where we should be this time of year. we have had so much hot weather early on we should be in the 80s. we actually should be in the 70s. we'll be back to that monday and tuesday. a drop in the trivalley from 87 monday down to 74 on tuesday. cooler weather on the way. tomorrow still looks great across the bay area. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> fans willing to wait in line and pay hundreds of dollars for stanley cup final tickets. the lucky turn for a boy in the crowd. he couldn't believe it. >>> coming up in sports, the warriors are one win away from back-to-back titles. they may have to play monday without one of their most important players. details, straight ahead. >>> two pitted against one another at the giants

we caught up with him on the vancouver set of the fox reboot to find out what really happened. >> i was into prison to get my brother out. and i just felt this extraordinary explosion in my head. >> that explosion he felt, an overhead iron bar breaking loose during his prison run. >> blood was just pouring all over me. my stunt guy came up to me and he said, here's the thing. your head's cut open. i can see your skull. your nose is smashed on the other side of my face. i sat there really calmly. i was in shock. >> luckily his long-time girlfriend, "90210" star anna mccord, was at her side. >> she poured whiskey or whatever it was on my head, that's all we had at the time. wrapped my head in gauze. it was pretty gnarly. >> breathe through your mouth. >> also on hand, a top moroccan plastic surgeon who quickly repaired dominic's injuries and he was back in action a few days later. amazingly with only some minor scars and one crazy story to show for it. >> when it happened it was like, wow. one minute you can be here, the next you may not. it was one of those things where i dodged a bullet

kevin frazier spent time with anton on-set in vancouver and he was a promising light extinguished tooplay chekhov in the new "star trek" film. >> it's not easy to step into a role as iconic as that as ensign chekhov. for anton it was. >> i love pushing fake buttons all day. i seriously love it. that sounds cynical but i do love it. it's like being a little kid. >> for anton yelchin the idea of being a little kid was at his very core, for anyone who ever knew him or spent time with him his playfulness, an exuberance, contagious. >> these are the types of sandwiches you can order. >> i experienced it when i was with him on the set of the upcoming "star trek beyond" last year. >> my lips are really pink too. >> and he was downright giddy in 2009 when he and costar john cho got their first look at their very own action figures. >> how exciting is it to have your first action figure? apparently very exciting. totally absorbed. >> i grew up playing with these things, now i have one. it's just spectacular. >> but beyond anton's playfulness was a serious actor who knew from the time he was a

i'm currently working on a project in vancouver, not "the king and i: live!" but as a member of the community, i couldn't pass up the opportunity to come back to new york to be a part of this amazing night. this season, work by the men nominated for best performance by an actor in a leading role in a musical has been fearless, inspiriational, groundbreaking. the nominees are: alex brightman, "school of rock - the musical." danny burstein, "fiddler on the roof." zachary levi, "she loves me." lin-manuel miranda, "hamilton." leslie odom, jr., "hamilton." and the tony goes to: leslie odom, jr., "hamilton." ( cheers and applause ) >> in his first starring role on broadway, leslie odom, jr. takes home a tony for his wonderful performance as aaron burr in hamilton. >> thank you. thank you so much. i want to thank the broadway league, i want to thank the american theatre wing. i will cherish this, lin-manuel, god bless you, man. really, you have given us a new vision of what's possible. i thank god for your mission. i thank god for the calling on your life. there has

tonight, the union who are flying high lately are at home against a tough opponent, vancouver. 80 degrees for the start, 73 for the finish. nice weather for soccer at talen energy. the weekend continues tomorrow, high pressure in control. we'll add a degree to the temperature. it's the humidity on the low side cieft -- kind of a day. the pollen count is down. grass pollen around, plantain, as well. it's nice for those of you who suffer from allergies partly sunny, 85 degrees today's high, this is actually , i did get around to updating this, today, 87. tomorrow, 88. lots of sunshine. next week, we're looking at mid 80s to upper 80s, we'll be seeing showers and thunderstorms build in monday and tuesday, maybe a few more of those, there's one last little thing i have to clip to get that updated properly. i forget about -- forgot about that. nice week. >> don't forget you can find the storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. >>> 5:47 if you're just waking up with us, this weekend is a "fyi philly" wedding special. karen rogers has an fyi on a philadelphia company providing

regresar en noticiero telemundo, el mexicano checo pÉrez deslumbra con el segundo mejor tiempo en vancouvergos olÍmpicos declarÓ la emergencia financiarÁ, se trata de una medida que busca evitar el colapso total entre los servicios pÚblicos de la ciudad, el comitÉ olÍmpico internacional apoyÓ la decision de atletismo de vetar la presencia de atletas rusos por caso de con peaje, manifestaron que respetan las decisiones adoptadas por las decisiones de cada deporte, celebran el prÓximo martes una cumbre que podrÍa permitir la participar de algunos atletas rusos no involucrados en este caso. >> bueno, es momento de ir a los deportes, ya nos acompaÑa copan Álvarez. >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes luis a todos y bueno hay sorpresa en la eurocopa porque la selecciÓn de portugal se ha complicado, hoy tuvo la posibilidad en numerosas ocasiones de poder ganar austria, sin embargo, su clasificaciÓn ahora estÁ en riesgo, vamos hasta el parque de las prÍncipes en la capital francesa en parÍs, despuÉs hay una falta en el Área y miren lo que hace cristiano ronaldo en el Último penal le habÍa dado la champi

we caught up with him on the vancouver set of thereboot, to find out what really happened. >> i was runningmy brother out. and i just felt this extraordinary explosion on my >> that explosion he felt, an overhead iron bar breaking loose during his prison run. >> blood just pouring all over my stunt guy came up and said, cut open, i see your skull, is nose is smashed. i was inshock. >> luckily his long time girlfrien90210 star anna lynn mccord was by his side. >> put whiskey on my head. that's what we had at the time and wrapped my head in gauze. it was pretty gnarly. >> you have to breathe through your mouth. >> also on hand, top moroccan plastic surgeon who quickly repard his injuries and he was back in action a few days later. amazingly with only a minor scars and one crazy story to show for all. >> what happened, like, wow, one minute you can be here and next you may not. it was one of those things where, you know, dodged a bullet. >> they'll write his zmooscars the show so some point his character will get hit in th head. >>> coming up, gabrielle union's pro basketball husband dwyane wa

this is an old picture frame with my son, on the beach in vancouver island.ext to this lovely art for the electricity company in orange and yellow. i think on this wall, we can really -- i can really say that -- yeah, art is what you make it. and here, we have my father's artwork. these are all little wooden animals that he made for my children. so they're all here. they love playing with animals, so i also kept a plastic one. so this is foo. and i'm learning a lot, because foo is an amazing cook! and it's really wonderful to be here in berlin and realize that i can learn so much. not only is she a wonderful young woman, but i'm also learning about the japanese culture, how they eat, what do. yeah. so it's quite exciting! well, it's been lovely having you here. i've got to go off and prepare something for work now. so thank you very much for coming into my home! and that's all we've got for on global 3000 for today. we'll be back again next week ,and we're always available online, of course, at dw.com/global3000. see you soon! - [voiceover] this program is ma

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high pressure is still in firm command of the desert southwest and low pressure and vancouver is just going to stay parked up there and so a perfect corridor with a low to the north and high to the south. we get a pretty good onshore push. problem is there is not much of a marine layer and the high pressure is strong. it is compressing the marine layer out of existence. so whatever cool air there is along the shoreline does not make it inland and that is why it will be near 100 degrees tomorrow. things will change. low clouds for tomorrow around sunrise and they will hang it there for the day and that will provide the mild influence along the shoreline and you can see severely clear inland and we will continue with hot temperatures near one hundred degrees inland. so why we get the coast in the bay, we continue warm for tomorrow but high pressure finally beginning to back off on wednesday. when it backs off the temperatures cool down. it won't be cool but relatively cool by wednesday compared to what we had today. san francisco the forecast for tomorrow is 70 degrees and that's not th

. >>> union looking to extend the zero game undefeated streak at home against vancouver and check outn pat gallen at the bend been. to the game, match tied at one, vancouver, slips through defenders and fired off a shot to make it in. that makes it two-one. white caps won three-two. streak is over but the union is still in first place. >>> the green briar classic scheduled next month in west virginia has been cancelled due to flooding. pga officials say source sustain significant damage and cannot be repaired in time. more than 150 players committed to playing in that tournament scheduled to play july 11th. >>> on friday sixers introduced the future of the franchise and number one pick in the draft ben simmons. simmons met with the media over sixers practice facility and brian colangelo says while he is thrilled to have simmons on the team that roster is far from set. he says sixers didn't make any trade at this point because right deal just didn't present itself. as for simmons, he says the wait is not all on ben's shoulders. >> you know as much as we want to make things happen overn

vancouver and seattle looking at unsettled weather as another low pressure system moves on shore for friday. this is new zealand. we have an occluded front where we have air masses mashing into eaeach other. because of that we are looking at unsettled weather as we go throughout the weekend. atat least for part of the weweekend. moisture will be coming on shore. look out for the flooding potential -- potentially, with rainfall totalss up to 150 millimeters. gusts too 120 kilometers per hour. be on the lookout especially on the south island. east asia. warm conditions over japan. high pressure system is surging the tpeperaturess up. later into the weekend thehe hi gives way and the moisture will start to come back into the picture by monday for places like tokyo. a little more shower activity as we go into the weekend. for the western portions of japan. other areas around asia also looking at some wet weather for saturday, sunday and monday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here is your extended outlook. >>> as we approach 28 minutes past the hour, that concludes this hour's

this video at this point she's offscreen she's trying to force her way back into this theater in vancouver, british columbia where this concert has just happened. >> oh! >> comes back in the frame, as she is hit, and smack onto the pavement, and it sounds awful. >> did they push her, what happened? >> according to this guy they did push her away, and she fell down. at one point she bangs her head down and is gagging. she is not able to get up very easily here. >> yeah, but now it sounds like she's also hit her head so i don't blame her for being unable to get herself back on her feet. >> she eventually is able to get back on her feet. >> oh! >> it appears that she was cranked up enough to still -- >> once more she's on the ground. just a bad night for this girl. now we contacted the theater to get a statement from them about this event but they did not contact us in time. >> wow. >> this is a really gorgeous area in southern california known as the wedge. this weekend mercury was rising and those thermometers so people started hitting the beaches. a huge swell caused waves about 22 feet hi

and low pressure is over vancouver island is ushering in showers for seattle. combination of low to the north, high to the south gives us the perfect corridor to increase the sea breeze. so with a fairly thick marine layer, at least thick to how it's been recently, combining that with an on shore push, means things will cool down. good sea breeze will keep things seasonal for tomorrow, close to average, and that's going to change as we get into friday, saturday and sunday. still, you can see the forecast with the low clouds, just along the peninsula from south san francisco and up through the city tomorrow night. but most the bay area will seer nothing but sunshine tomorrow, and relatively mild temperatures. change this weekend, coast, fog, tonight. seasonal temperatures through friday, and warming trend this weekend. tomorrow, 70 in san francisco, 75 at oakland. extended forecast, that's when we see numbers marching towards the century mark by saturday, sunday and monday, and then we'll reach it on tuesday and wednesday. a slow boil. we begin to warm it up on

rain in vancouver and seattle with highs in the upper teens. as you wrap things up and look at what's happening into europe, we're going to be dealing with a low pressure system that's coming on-shore. so that's going to bring a lot of instability as we continue to go forward in time. also seeing some rain and some stormsms over possibly even int the scandndinavian peninsula. high pressure is going to be surging in from the south, and that's going to continue to bring some warm air. as we go throughout friday, we are seeing highs in the mid to lower 30s. 35 in berlin. 32 in vienna and warsaw. rain in stockholm and paris on friday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here is your extended outlook. >>> a bit of uplifting news for you wildlife lovers. japanese scientists have artificially bred a southern rockhopper pen quiguinpenguin. they are on the red list of endangered species. researchers from the osaka aquarium and kobe university say this is the first success of its kind in artificially breeding penguins. the team started work on the

vancouver 14 degrees with a chance of thunderstorms on tuesday. let's go to eueurope, then. multiple systems are still causing severe weather in places like the u.k., the north of iberian peninsula, germany, the balkan peninsula and more wet weather is expected. temperatures will be in the teens for paris on tuesday. here is the extended forecast. >>> there will be more updates for you at the top of the hour on "newsroom tokyo." for all of us here on nhk "newsline," thanks for watching. >> i am annette young. welcome to "live from paris." let's take a look at what is making headlines this hour. an act of terrorism, says the french government, after a man claiming allegiance to islamic state brutally murders a french police commander and his partner before being shot by police. no direct link is found between the man who killed 49 people at a gay club in

the heat extends into vancouver and seattle with highs in the 20s. 31 in denver. 33 in houston. we are looking at very warm temperatures for a good portion of the united states and also into canada. 34 degrees for the high in toronto coming up on monday with a chance for some thunderstorms. that's very, very warm. that's not a safe temperature to be in. we're looking at highs like i mentioned from the mid to upper 40s in some areas in southern portions of the united states. palm springs, 48. las vegas looking at a high of 46. we'll have a slight cool-down going into the middle of the week. until then, it's going to be sunny and it's going to be hot. meanwhile we're keeping an eye on a tropical depression that' formed over mexico. this is the fourth for the atlantic basin so far this year moving to the west at kilometers perour. wind speed i55. it is expect to become a tropical storm, if it is it will become danielle. the biggest concern he will be the rainll. we're looking at up to 120 millimeters possible along the coastline. if it stays offshore, it will be just mainly a rain

rain into vancouver also. the forecast for nevada, temperatures are pumping up into the 40s.hat will be the case as we go through the rest of this week, maybe a touch cooler by friday. but otherwise sunny skies. los angeles looking at temperatures more stable and average for this time of year. but itit's going to be sunny an dry. so that's going to be the big part of the story. meanwhile, we look at the forecast for europe. two areas to watch out for. one is this unstable weather pattern over france. it's been causing flooding problems especially in paris. it will slowly push to the east. it will bring a little bit of moisture into germany. so look for the possibility of clouds and also rain. toward the north we have a low pressure system skirting through the scandinavian peninsula. that will brgg cooler temperatures and some rain. so that's going to be a big part of the forecast as we go throughout wednesday. stockholm looking at a high of 16 with rain. rain and thunderstorms into paris, high of 22. rome looking at showers. high of around 26 degrees as we go through the day

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i'm currently working on a project in vancouver, not "the king and i: live!" as a member of the community, i couldn't pass up the opportunity to come back to new york to be a part of this amazing night. this season, work by the men nominated for best performance by an actor in a leading role in a musical has been fearless, inspiriational, groundbreaking. the nominees are: alex brightman, "school of rock - the musical." danny burstein, "fiddler on the roof." zachary levi, "she loves me." ma leslie odom, jr., "hamilton." and the tony goes to: leslie odom, jr., "hamilton." ( cheers and applause ) >> in his first starring role on broadway, leslie odom, jr. takes home a tony for his wonderful performance as aaron burr in hamilton. >> thank you. thank you so much. i want to thank the broadway league, i want to thank the american theatre wing. i will cherish this, lin-manuel, god bless you, man. really, you have given us a new vision of what's possible. i thank god for your missio your life. there has been a lot of talk, deserved talk tonight about the cabinet

they're 17 degrees in vancouver and ststaying in the teeeens as go into friday. across china, rainy weather has been affffecting p parts off th south, and we have reports of overer 200 millimeters of rain liuzhou. more rain is expected loose china, and then the eastern half of the front will likely push tordrd the north. the pacific side of japan will likely see rainfall and thunderstorms on your wednesday -- or actually thursday and possibly into your friday. so tokyo is going to be a rainy day thursday, 25 degrees for the high, 30 degrees for the high on friday with rainy weather once again. going into saturday, sunny weather, and it's going to be summmmerlike hot, 31 degrees expected on your saturday. across europe, multiple systems still causing severe weather across many portions of europe. so there is a chance for severe thunderstorms, large hail and even some damaging winds from the west towards the east. the worst conditions can be found across the pyrenees, the north of italy as well as the balkan peninsula. watch out for that weather. temperatures will