that makes for unpleasant reading for david cameron on his way to warsaw this morning. david cameron and the polish prime minister insisted these two countries were allies. will this help david cameron? >> some analysts say that there will be a quid pro quo. in return, he defends poland's in nato.ore robustly let's take a listen to david cameron, speaking in warsaw. said,the prime minister we want to see a full strategic partnership between britain and poland. that is because of the shared interests and shared ideals that we have. shared interests in strong defense and supporting nato and standing up to russian aggression. >> it is true that the two countries have similar views on many security and political issues affecting the european union, but when it comes to workers' benefits, the bottom line is that the polish government has to be seen to defend the rights of its citizens, including those who live in the u.k., but who continue to vote polish elections and send remittances to their families back in poland, which indirectly helps the polish economy. it is very dif

>> it's not for me to lay down priorities for the warsaw summit. deliver or part of the collective effort for that. but clearly what the summit will do is it will make an assessment of progress on the readiness action plan. confident itly plan, on time, and according to our stated requirement in wales. the summit will then consider where that leads us and how we take it forward. as i said, the readiness action plan implies a lot of work to in the sorts of modern, subtle, holistic ways that are required for deterrence. and i am talking about hybrid deterrence. the ability to counter aggressive behavior in military and nonmilitary domains. before, a degree of cooperation between nato and the eu on the political side with the united states and others so that we get the military thetegy aligned fully with diplomatic, political, and economic strategies. a lot of the capabilities the russians are using are beyond the scope of anything that could be considered special operations. they are hybrid, completely designede-box thinking to specifically create bu

it is starting to clear sampson county heading to carol and warsaw. this is going to go just west as it pulls off to the north and east. this is classic velocity. this is where the rotation would be that would indicate a possible tornado. i think you are clear in turkey. you are safe as the rolls off. that is pulling off toward warsaw and toward alderson as it moves to the north and east. this is the first line of we will see more showers forming. then we will see another line through five of talk. this has been causing all kinds of problems in charlotte. a wind advisory status in effect until midnight tonight for the entire viewing area. you could see wind gusts when it is not forming. the wind advisory in effect. you have a severe thunderstorm warning not in effect. no tornado warning now for sampson county because it has split off to the east. it has gone away from things. we do have more warnings and watches. severe thunderstorm morning with a high winds around charlotte. that will advance in your later on throughout the afternoon. at the for spli

the warsaw pact? you're right. the correct answeris the warsaw pact. "what is the longest suspension bridge in the united states?" the verrazano- narrows bridge. correct! five pointsfor harding. [buzz] the question was alreadyanswered, mallory. i thought you might like to know what the secondlongest suspension bridge is. no, not really. but apparently the judges do. the golden gate bridge. now it's all tied. here's another five-point bonus question. "how many bones in the human body?" [buzz] [buzz] that was very close. i don't think i can call it. judges? mallory.mallory. mallory. ok, mallory. "how many bonesare in the human body?" 206. 27 in each hand. 26 in each foot. that's correct. now, the final question for 10 points, which will decide the match. "masters and johnson... are known for their research in what area?" mary catherine. that's correct! st. mary's wins 145 to 140. thank you for being here. good night, everybody. alex, alex. are you ok? hey, alex. alex, come on. straits of magellan! honey, are you ok? mom? dad, is that you? yeah. what happ

ben: welcome to warsaw, indiana, the place that i grew up. this is my high school.this is where i played football. lauren: this place is such a huge part of who he is. [ crowd cheers ]and to see it firsthand... oh!...i get why ben is who he is. the crowd goes wild! jojo:this the week before hometowns, and i feel myself falling in love. this is the perfect timeto move my relationship forward. i wouldn't be surprised at all if he took her home. how can you give someonethat much validation? we all care so much now, and it's intense. [ sobbing ] i didn't expect this. it's like, "why am i here?" the easiest thing to do would be to run and to just remove myself. that alone made me just, like, sick to my stomach. ben: i am just overwhelmed with emotion. caila: something feels off. maybe i'm not what he's lookingfor, and that's the scary part. [ women sobbing ] ben: i thought it was gonna be clear, and it's just -- i don't know what i'm doing. it's all coming up tonight on "the bachelor." [ birds chirping ] [ children playing ] [ dog barking ] [ trai

there in warsaw, they could have been shot for opening their home to a 5-year-old girl. they cared for her like one of their own. gave her safety and shelter and moments of warmth of family and music, a shield from the madness outside until her mother could return. would we have the extraordinary compassion of lois gunden? she wrote that she simply hoped to add just another ray of love to the lives of these youngsters who had already endured so much and by housing and feeding as many jewish children as she could, her ray of love always shown through and still burns within the families of those she saved. would we have the courage of master sergeant roddie edmonds. i know your dad said he was just doing his job, but he went above and beyond the call of duty and so did all those who joined in that line. faced with a choice of giving up his fellow soldiers or saving his own life, roddie looked evil in the eye and dared a nazi to shoot. his moral compass never wavered. he was true to his faith and he saved some 200 jewish american soldiers as a consequence. it's an instructi

eventually they got to a big street party right there in the downtown warsaw.the final four. it's all good for her. >>> then there was a one-on-one date, emily the twin and ben, they went to ben's parents' house. something wasn't right about this from the get go. you just got the feeling that it wasn't going to end well. >> what happened? >> let's put it this way. you know it's not going to end well on "the bachelor" when you hear stuff like "i don't think i can see you being my wife." that's kind of straightforward. she said that. he went further. "i don't see that next step for us." >> there's still a chance. >> no, i don't think there's any chance for emily. emily is gone. so much for her. the rose ceremony, five women were still alive. lauren b. got the rose. jojo got the rose. kayla got the last rose. you know what that means. no rose for becca. >> come on. >> tears all around. becca's making plans for "bachelor in paradise." >> he blindsided her. >> i don't know if it was a blind side or not. ben said he wanted to do it before the families got involved. s

a cold start at warsaw, 19 there, 18 at sardinia and west union, 20 at oxford, and here is our downtown cincinnati. the weather cam where it's 19 at the airport, a little bit of a breeze making for a windchill of 14. radar is qai et, we quiet. we will end the day with a blend of sun and clouds. low 20s later this morning, as a bit of a rise later after sunrise, by the rush hour mid i 30s we're edging with the lower 40s with a few clouds arriving later, and we will step you through next week, because next week be prepared for an arctic blast coming our way. it's going to feel like february, even colder than temperatures coming up. right nowlet check the morning drive, here is jen. >> reporter: we look good out there. volume of traffic is still light. not seeing any major congestion. it's a problem we have to deal it's a headache for folks who have to travel toward downtown westbound, two lanes are enclosessed one lane is open so you can get through at torrance and william howard taft, tou to the slow lanes they have had to shutdown two lanes at the westbound direction. at 9:00 a.m. today

near grant and west liberty, and warsaw and mcpherson, and one in quebec and king's run. as we look at interstates, they're starting to slow down as you would expect this time the morning. i-71/i-75 down, slowing down, and heavy traffic from dixie to the ohio river, and 471 starting to see heavier traffic, too, but no unusual delays for this time of the morning. >>> good news there, good news in weather, we're going up, jen, up, up, heading into the 60s, take a look at this, angst high the average high is 44 degrees, we will be close to that average high, tomorrow, close to mid-60s on saturday and even upper 50s on sunday and then we cool off a little bit early next week, close to the norm. it looks like by wednesday of next week, we will slip back below the average high. here is our atrium weather medical cam, looking downtown, cloudy 29 at the airport. you had south wind at 3, the south wind is significant warmer air in here during the day today, and especially tomorrow. starting in the 20s this morning, you may see a little sun peeking through those clouds at times thr

. >> one handgun bought two weeks of extra life for the people in the warsaw ghetto. nazis were deathly surprised somebody had shot at them as they were invading theghghtto. they didn't go in full force for another two weeks. one handgun. >> showed you they were cowards and fearful. >> and how many more there might be. moving forward, armstrong will save the l les of many, given it is in the proper hands, properly trained and understand what to do when they are comforted with the situation in real time. as a law enfofoement officer, i had to go through 600 hours before we got out of the academy of firearms training. needs to be legislation, reform in the space of how training happens and who those weapons are gifb given to. we'll see a change on how things happen in this country. >> armstrong: larry, talk about the gun-free zones. >> from the data, all but t two of ouou mass murders have been in one of those gun-free zones. sometimes hapaply an armed citizen in spite of the gun-free zone policy of a mall say in oregon, where concealed carry is legal, m ml was able to

ben: welcome to warsaw, indiana, the place that i grew up. this is my high school. this is where i played football. lauren: this place is such a huge part of who he is. [ crowd cheers ] and to see it firsthand... oh! ...i get why ben is who he is. the crowd goes wild! jojo: this the week before hometowns, and i feel myself falling in love. this is the perfect time to move my relationship forward. i wouldn't be surprised at all if he took her home. becca: for ben to introduduce anyon to his family, it's a huge deal. how can you give someone that much validation? we all care so much now, and it's intense. [ sobbing ] i didn't expect this. it's like, "why am i here?" the easiest thing to do would be to run and to just remove myself. that alone made me just, like, sick to my stomach. ben: i am just overwhelmed with emotion.

have a couple of problems state route 63 causing headaches, and you will stilly flashing light at warsaw, and woodmont. looking at the interstates, things are wet, i-71/i-75 near the cut and the hill, we may have a slow commute. as you take a look at the camera, we have a salt truck going through the area. so they are out treating roads just to make sure that you are going to be safe out there. the morning commute starting to pick up in most of our usual spots. we may have heavier than normal commute because the roads are wet, so far no major problems on the interstates, guys back to you. >>> very good. >> thank you, jen. >>> happening right now, high winds and high snow causing >> the ohio turn bike is pan -- turnpike is banning all big tractor trailers, hauling large cargo, but mobile trailer and boat and horse trailers are also ban. for more local and he weather updates, check the local12.com and the "good morning cincinnati" app always has it, too. >>> amanda is under a -- main is under arrest for the death of a woman. brandon czar is shot ksh car -- carr is charged with murder. she

it is 30 in peebles, 31 in wilmington. 35 in warsaw. also got around owing 10 tonight. -- around owington tonight. tomorrow looks very nice. it will be a tad bit on the breezy side. you may not realize the warm-up. temperatures climbing close to 50. there is that brisk southwesterly breeze and tomorrow evening to wind will begin to relax as temperatures start to cool off and drop back to the mid-40' s. the back edge is quickly moving into the ohio valley for the weekend and bring us a splendid weekend of weather. the 50' s tomorrow. here is a look at futurecast. as we head into the day head into sunday we' very very nice. that will be well after dark. around midnight or close to that we will see a narrow band of showers. we will see that scoot through and will break back out into the sunshine. march will come roaring in like lie of -- like a lion. tonight. clouds scour out. 28 at 8:00 a.m. 45 by lunchtime and cruising into the 50' s into the afternoon hours. we will drive down into the upper 30' s over the weekend, but it will not be qu

but showers will remain over warsaw and vienna throughout the day. hope you have a good day where ever you are, here's your extended outlook. >>> more updates and feature stories at the top of the hour on to the eus around reform talks. after hours of negotiation it, david cameron is looking for a deal to keep the u.k. in the block. the eu is struggling to stand united in the face of the migrant crisis. austria has new limits on asylum applications while puzzles calls in

i mean, one little guy east of 360, warsaw, right there. but that's about it. i'm just going to check values. we have circulation. 72? that's--okay. that's the one thing we're tracking, and this is moving across into southern st. mary's, valley lee, st. george, and we'll have to watch these areas to see if this will hold together and they're moving like 50 miles per hour. ve they really are moving very, for southern maryland, we don't have any warning, but i'll go back to the radar. we have a lot of heavy rain and a ton of flood warnings. these green boxes are flood warnings. >> all the way back to loudoun county. >> exactly. >> even though the weather is long over and we have had rainbow pictures from you, the flooding is still going on. >> right, with that out of the nowhere neck -- i'm going to loop this here and i imagine we'll have more severe thunderstorm warnings for calvert and st. mary, and probably not st. charles but it will be a while you have to deal with this. >> here is the latest. the tornado watch trimmed. no tornado warnings except for the nor

ben: welcome to warsaw, indiana, the place that i grew up. this is my high school. this is where i played football. lauren: this place is such a huge part of who he is. [ crowd cheers ] and to see it firsthand... oh! ...i get why ben is who he is. the crowd goes wild! jojo: this the week before hometowns, and i feel myself falling in love. this is the perfect time to move my relationship forward. i wouldn't be surprised at all if he took her home. becca: for ben to introduce anyone to his family, it's a huge deal. how can you give someone that much validation? we all care so much now, and it's intense. [ sobbing ] i didn't expect this. it's like, "why am i here?" the easiest thing to do

heading further to the south sun, the patriots, warsaw, looks like fat tuesday with mardi gras colors this week and a mix of rain and snow. no big deal, it is warm enough that right now the roads are just plain old wet. rounds of cold in our direction, each one dropping the temperature further and further with snow sticking to the pavement and maybe some icy spots. over 30' s, no worries. are still hanging out near the 40' s. falling from the sky. 10:00 tonight , the exact accumulation across our area for accumulating snow overnight. afternoon, a mix of rain and snow for everybody through the start of the evening commute and by 6:00 it is plain old snow that will start to stick. temperatures falling between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. and i would possibility for a quick dusting on the ground. things to keep an eye on if you are out traveling tonight. it kind of depends on how much snow your part of town gets. often on through the day tomorrow, snow showers will continue. total today, tonight, tomorrow, through lunchtime on wednesday, a few inches of snow possible. there may be some tricky spot

we will keep the eye on elizabeth town and clinton, warsaw, the areas, mount olive to make sure nothing severe comes out of this, once the leading edge goes through, again from that point forward it is rain event. let's go ahead and look at the sky cam, looking towards downtown, at this point in time. the numbers at the airport 62, probably be hanging steady for a while here, the rain showers and thunderstorms cooled us down, if you look to the west, temperatures really aren't cooler, greensboro than here. so it looks like temperatures will be steady for a while. us a relative humidity of 96%. here is the satellite and radar mosaic. along the leading edge is where the thunder and lightning was and the solid area of rain behind it. what we are going to see tomorrow is the frontal system making it through and stall. listen to the chamber of commerce and say i like north carolina, i'm going to sit here for a while and a wave will form on the front and throw the rain to the west again. if we get a break tomorrow, it isn't going to last long and the kitten caboodle should shift offshore towa

cloudy skies, warsaw 6, rain showers in the forecast. mosco moscow, snow here on your friday. let's quickly wrap up here, across the americas, we have been watching a storm, which is moving from the pacific northwest across the rockies. it is bringing some cold air with it. we have a severe thunderstorm threat. do watch out for that. but this is another big topic. gusty winds up to 80 kilometer. here is the extended outlook. >>> and that's all for this edition of newsline. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. xnóx stacey thunder: on this edition of "native report," we meet emma garrett, a skilled basket maker of the eastern band of cherokee. and i start it here at the bottom, and the i make corners. forrest parker: trout were really not historically a huge part of the cherokee culture. stacey thunder: we see how the eastern band of cherokee indians' fisheries resource is managed. a rainbow trout. stacey thunder: and we learn about dakota astronomy. it is kind of distinctive in the night sky. we also learn something new about indian country and hear fro

choinski: so, there i was in warsaw... lukas? lukas! come over here! mr. choinski, milena. (speaks polish) i haven't seen you since you free. oh, you know. yeah. i'm trying to keep a low profile till i'm off parole. ah, yes, of course. and when you're off, you come back and you work for me. really? yes, of course. you are a go boy! lech is very loyal to his friends. well, so far, so good. okay. (milena clears throat) na zrovie! na zdorovie! ha! (exhales) s-so what-what i've heard about victor bajek... is true? really? what'd you hear? lukas: that he... got in some trouble. yeah, but he's a good boy. he'll be out not too long, and i take care of him. lukas, why you sweat so much? me? yeah. take off jacket. r-really, i'm fine, thanks. come on. come on, keep going. why, uh... wh... wh-why take care of victor? i mean, he's a punk. well, yes, but he's my punk. you had him kill that chef? (sighs) come on, get a name! madison? what's so funny? only people believe that are cops, man. (quiet chuckle) s-so he didn't? of course not. then who did? you're writing a book? (laughs): no. t

in warsaw and copenhagen, cameron appeared to win backing for his prms, which include -- which includeals, plans to remove red tapes and to curb benefits for migrants in the u.k. a referendum may be held as soon as june. leaving have aof 9% lead over those in favor of the europeanide union, according to some polls. report.he >> david cameron took to the bi ways of europe in a bid to drum for e.u. reforms. said he was -- he could the british to public if e.u. reforms. they were amenable to his proposals. fully support the prime minister's proposals. regarding solutions that are improving competitiveness. removing red tape in the finally union and granting proper significance to national parliament. reporter: the trip comes at a when a new poll shows support, and the coming referendum has risen. speaking in copenhagen, cameron said the u.k. was going to benefits for nationals. all the timel take that i need to get the deal right for people in britain. arethings i've said absolutely crucial, that we end the idea of something for nothing, that people can come to get instant access to our welf

so from paris into vienna and warsaw, you'll need your umbrella as you go through the day. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> celebrities in japan joined a traditional bean-throwing festival at a buddhist temple near tokyo, hoping to throw the crowd a little luck. hakuho, the highest-ranked sumo wrestler in japan and an actor in a nhk year-long drama took part in the event. it's believed if someone catches a bean, they will have good fortune for a whole year. >> translator: this is my first time. i didn't expect to get any beans, so i'm very happy. >> translator: i prayed for happiness for all. >> the centuries-old tradition attracted more than 50,000 people this year. some 1200 kilograms of soybeans and peanuts were tossed out. that's a lot of good fortune. >>> we'll be reporting genie: this is "france 24." time for 60 minutes live around the world. i'm genie godula. these are the headlines. david cameron gets set to defend e.u. reform proposals to british parliament. european lawmakers start talks on approving the deal to avoid

single digits into stockholm and warsaw. we're looking at 12 in berlin and paris with wet weather. look at the warmth toward athens, 20 for the high coming up on tuesday. wrapping things up with a look at east asia. we have seen a beautiful day in tokyo with sunny skies and temperatures close to average after it's been very cold during the weekend. we are looking at the warmer conditions to linger just a little bit longer. highs close to average. winter pressure pattern will continue to bring some of the snowfall further up toward the north. back toward the west even the slightly moderating temperature pattern of 3 in seoul, 6 in beijing. we'll see a slight uptick in temperatures as we go into the middle of the work week. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> with that we wrap up this hour's "newsline." a live report from myanmar and much more is on today's menu for genie: this is "france 24." aroundr 60 minutes live the world. i'm genie godula. ted cruz wins the iowa caucus for the republicans. the right-wing texas senator pulls ahead of bill

warsaw, 6. mild down to the south. athens toward madrid and into lisbon on your tuesday. let's wrap things up here across eastern areas of asia. across much of japan, toward the korean peninsula, right now we have several areas of low pressure, really setting up, making for messy weather. rainfall expected across parts of ki yu shi, cloudy skies, maybe a passing shower into tokyo, and still the snow off to the north. with this, we are looking at a typical winter weather pattern for february. i know this winter season has been anything but typical out here. but this is what we should be seeing with those northwesterly winds coming in. persistent snowfall across hokkaido to tohoku. on the chilly side in the west. seoul with a high of 4. here's your extended outlook. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. xxxx >> we have put together a great show for you today. before we get started, let's take a quick look at what is coming up in the next half hour. san sebastian is a 2016 capital of culture. recycled art, one

i tracked them down in warsaw, the polish capital and established they were bought for a seven figure sum for the polish national library. they've been here ever since, unknown to the public. but after long negotiations the library allowed us to see and indeed film, karol wojtyla's letters to anna teresa tyemienecka. the story they tell begins here, at the archbishop's palace in krakow. "dear madam professor, i received your message on the twelfth of july but because i've been away from krakow, i am only answering now. i propose that we meet and talk on the twenty ninth of july." >> karol wojtyla's guest here that summer evening was married, in her mid-fifties and a professional philosopher. like him, she had attended krakow's famous jagellonian university, before studying abroad and settling in the united states. and she had got in touch with the cardinal because she admired a book of philosophy that he'd written. it's a wonderful picture isn't it? bill and jadviga smith, both academics based in new england, became anna teresa's close friends towards the end of her life and are the e

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you can see as we head over your patriot, warsaw, some of that heavier rain. here we are at the 71-75 split. you can see heavier rain in that area as well. beaver lake over to union crittenden, intense rainfall rates over the next 15 to 20 minutes. this is just south of the 200 75 loop, so i would expect between 6:00 and 7:00 a.m. to watch the we are seeing very wet road conditions. something to keep in mind as you get ready for your commute. 75 at mitchell still rolling along northbound and southbound. we will keep a close eye on it for you with the big picture. let' and slide which can be just as dangerous as if it were snow. keep that in mind this morning. mark: thank you. water main breaks flooding liberty township homes flooded for a second time in about a month. this is what the residents had to deal with at the end of january. lisa: but overnight, even more damage. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is leading the way at the scene after talking with residents. i will have to have someone check that out. i don' t know if it is structural or not. dan: we were tal