winnipeg at minus 6 for your high. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast.

cold air to the north of that, temperatures of - 6 in winnipeg. if >> of the headlines here on aljazeera -- >> the headlines in al jazeera. president ofa is kenya as the courts reject the order from raial odinga. north korea has declared open war after joint military exercises by the u.s. cyprus has shown the bailout deal will cost 60% of savings. nelson mandela is in good spirits after another night in hospital. many south africans relect on his -- reflect on his contributions. his legacy goes beyond the political. >> this is the war cry in johanessburg. today, they mean business. this now reflects a modern democracy, one of the best public schools in the country. they helped -- the man who helped this happy is unwell. >> he must recover. >> he -- i will pray for him to get better. >> he wore the jersey of the african national team and he had been president a year but used the power of sport to bring it together, and the once-hated afrikaana team was theirs and assuring whites he wanted unity. >> it is great to be in the position and to look arou

and houston, a 30 degrees temperature wise but a very different story in winnipeg at minus 10 degrees. over toward the asia we have snow covering the northeast china. thin towards north korea. but the south korea's seeing very heavy rain. that will be moving in towards japan, covering much of the archipelago. this is going to be very heavy rain, about 150 millimeters into the next 24 hours. we may see some sudden bursts of showers about 50 millimeters. that's going to be associated with some rumbles of thunder. these are all going to be quite critical across the area. and also heavy rain could cause flash floods and landslides as well. 13 in seoul. so warming up there and staying in the 30s in the tropics. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." thank you for joining us.

snow flurries possible for winnipeg with a high of minus 7. that's it for now. here is your extended forecast around the globe.

that contrast, chicago, just at zero, winnipeg at minus 9. seeing snowfall and higher elevations there, you could be seeing about 60 centimeters at snow. here is the extended forecast. >>> we're back in 30 minutes with more of the latest. .

down to freezing point and we're looking at winnipeg minus 9. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> a reminder of our lead story this hour. u.s. president barack obama said he's committed tprotecting the security of isel from e thats iran. obama made the remarks after meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> we agree that a nuclear armed iran would be a threat to the region, the world and a threat to israel. >> obama said he would prefer to resolve the issue dip low

down to freezing point and we're looking at winnipeg minus 9. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> a reminder of our lead story this hour. u.s. president barack obama said he's committed to protecting the security of israel from the threats of iran. obama made the remarks after meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> we agree that a nuclear armed iran would be a threat to the region, the world and a threat to israel. >> obama said he would prefer to resolve the issue dip lolomatlyt he said people in his administration will do whatever is necessary to keep them from obtaining weapons. >> foremost among these is iran's

winnipeg minus 9d, toronto, 3. and also the same in eastern portions of europe. temperatures dipping down in central europe, vienna, you're towards central europe. so north portions and it's very likely here in the forecast. london you will be remaining with some rain showers, but temperatures just hovering above the freezing mark. that is a look at your world weather, here is your extended forecast. >>> thanks for watching "newsline," stay with us, there is more to come here on nhk world.

still, a very frigid minus 11 in winnipeg. it's unsettled to et west in europe. there will be blizzard conditions in northern portions, and towards paris it will be mostly rain here, france i should say. a quick moving storm bringing rain will head in towards italy and quitckly through greece. this will all be snow, and fairly heavy as well. it's a absolute split here, we have wet and unstable to the south and west, and in the east here much more like winter. here is your extended forecast.

snow all the way up towards winnipeg. down here, towards the south, is going to be atlanta. very heavy rain. miami, raining at 26. >> top stories. the president of cyprus said he agreed to controversy ial bailot conditions. two high school students in the u.s. have been found guilty of raping a drug teenage girl at a party in ohio. they have been sentenced to at least 12 months in juvenile prison. imprisonednalist for interviewing a woman who says she was raped by security forces has been released. we are returning to our top story in cyprus, the eu bailout. the president addressed the nation a short while ago, a stark message, saying he had a choice between bankruptcy and a potential exit from the euro. >> that's right. the president put all his cards on the table. to mp's otheral parties to make the right decision. when the party meets, when the parliament meets tomorrow afternoon, he appealed to the members of parliament -- he only has 20 of the 56 seats in parliament. he needs to do a bit of orchestrating. this was an appeal, pointing out what the future of cyprus would

but still minus 7 in winnipeg. well below your avere. see the two air mass differences here. toward europe we go. central regions here also looking quite fine. the british isles will be seeing some cloud coverage and turning wet in toward the weekend. here, though, this is the mess traveling into the central regions of mediterranean. and this will be capable of unleashing hail gusts, strong ones, as well as thunderstorms. the lingering rain could create flooding across the iberian peninsula. temperatures shaping up like this here, across the central regions we're seeing much of double digits here. london even reaching 11 degrees. but do watch out for those heavy rain to come in. eastern continental asia looking fine as well in the central areas. the precipitation and the scattered thunderstorms will be popping up in southeastern portions of the philippines. we'll also see some snow and blizzard -- not a blizzard but windy conditions across the korean peninsula, northeastern china as wells southeastern russ. and also some snow will be pil

i'm sure you will be pleased to know, but still a very frigid day in winnipeg. and then down in towards paris, it will be mostly rain here, france as well as thunderstorms and a quick moving storm bringing rain will head in towards italy, and quickly through into grease with thunderstorms. going to the east, this will all be snow, and it's fairly heavy as well. it really is a absolute split here. we have wet and unstable conditions to the south and west, where as in the east here, much more like winter. here is your extended forecast. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline," thank you for watching. .

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and cheryl from winnipeg, shame on you o'reilly, you call yourself a christian.legorical. you're entitled to that opinion. but you're not to impune, the word of the day, impugn. i can assure you there are christians that do not take part of the bible literally. if you want to believe that jonah was swallowed by the whale, fine. don't demand that i believe it, too. the tip of the day, a strong belief system is a very good thing, if your faith helps you and others. but if you're judgmental and he demand people believe the way that you do, that's a very bad thing. as we see, with the j