we're going to have a full wrap of that one coming up tonight at 11:00. >>> the sharks host the winnipeg jets in their home opener tonight. san jose kicked off their season down in los angeles. the coach is going to a backup goalie. all the guys can't wait to skate in front of their fantastic home fans tonight. >> we're excited to play our first game here. it's a balance of staying focused and feeding off the energy in the building. >> use the energy that the fans give you. a lot of the guys in this room have been around awhile. use the energy that the crowd builds. it helps us out. >> after getting off to a fast start, the royals took a 2-0 lead on the orioles today. comes around to score, putting the royals up. baltimore with a chance to tie it in the bottom of the ninth. steve pierce goes down swinging. royals win it, 6-4. two wins away from the world series. >>> tcalifornia hosted washingtn today. cal on the losing end, 31-7. he's the ninth all time less than a year and a half into his cal tenure. >>> first quarter, marcus marriomar ma mariotta -- runs it in for another score. this i

winnipeg has been high, 11 on your tuesday. wrap things up here in western europe. i know some of you wrote in, talking about from the u.k., you had stormy weather there on your monday. this cold front is still pushing off towards the northeast. in the north sea, 180 kilometer wind reports. for now, your extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. >> euromaxx highlights. here is your host, and o'donnell. >> hello. we have compiled our favored reports of the week for you. let's have a look at our top three. jerome's are used to shoot monuments. how to get fresh ideas off the ground. and canine confusion. they have revolutionized the world of imagery, stretched the limitations of photography and cinema. drone cameras look like a toy but are anything but. german photographer line or else

to the north of the jet stream, we are looking at just ten degrees for winnipeg and rainy conditions here in washington, d.c. and in new york. the extended forecast across the globe. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." thanks for joining us. s/ /s . >>> big exporters are cheering abenomicses. why are the rest of japan feeling so gloomy? hong kong's protesters make it loud and clear while banks and shops quietly close their doors. >>> and vietnamese are drinking more milk as farmers tap into a fast-growing industry. >>> hello. you're watching "asia biz forecast." i'm yuko fukushima. some people are calling it the umbrella revolution. pro-democracy demonstrators if filling the streets of hong kong over the past week have been dealing with bouts of torrential rain. their cries for political freedom have come from benea

we're likely to see frosty conditions up here in and around winnipeg. 15 for your high and the conditions are going to be bringing radiation cooling out there and we're likely to see some thunderstorms in and around chicago at 18 degrees. i'll leave you now for extended forecast across the globe. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." thanks for joining us. gyxqÑqrqyw >> hello and welcome to euromaxx highlights where we put together all of the best for you. magic of the moment. for this photographer, timing is everything. back on the case, author agatha christie's detective hercule perot has a new adventure. and we visit this airlines region. for the last 60 years, he has documented major historic events with his images. now the german photographer has compiled his work in a photo book. he has also been honored with a retrospective in cologne and one

temperatures to the north of it, quite cool this time of year, 90 winnipeg. just south of it 31 for the high in oklahoma city. that's nearly 10 degrees higher than normal. finally across europe, intense system is pushing through the british isles as well as the continent bringing severe weather. tornados cannot be ruled out along the cold front. heavy rain and windy conditions anticipated over the west. because we have a big high pressure system, dry weather continues over the east. temperatures are as follows. 21 warsaw with plenty of ni sunshine. here's the extended forecast. >>> all right. and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm miki from tokyo. we'll have more news at the top of the hour. please stay with us. thank you for watching nhk world. gg99Ññwçç but new airstrikes target islamic state militants in kobani. the is fighters now reportedly control one third of the border town with turkey. attack leaving over 40 dead, targeting shiites who recently overran the capital. and the u.s. said it would start screening flight in from west africa at

. >> he named her winnipeg, where he was from.e wanted to call her something short and memorable so he called her winnie. to war he gave the bear to the zoo, who became a favorite of christopher robin his father toed write a story. winnie the pooh was born. >> there is a magic when you think about it. one of the most famous and beloved fictional stories have a true story behind it, and it was my great-grandfather's. >> story have you ever met anyone from the milne family? >> i have not. >> would you like to? >> yes. >> we can arrange that. >> wow. >> christopher robin died eight lindsayo, so we brought to meet his cousin. >> nice to meet you. >> he shows lindsay one of the family's early editions. >> my favorite story is the one where he goes visiting rabbit and gets stuck in the whole -- hole. >> people still go down to play. brought extracts from harry's wartime diary. >> the exact entry when he bought winnie. t imagine in his well the streams he predicted that his great-granddaughter would be milne'shere with a.a. nephew having

look at the 16 in denver, 14 in winnipeg.gain rain and storms from chicago, oklahoma city and also to houston as we go throughout monday. wrapping things up with a look at europe we do have some flash flooding concerns for northern portions of italy, as we have a low that's spinning and bringing all this rain into western europe. we have another low off the coast that's also coming onshore and that's going to bring that next chance for some rain for the iberian peninsula. madrid, lisbon, you'll see a high of 18 with a chance for some rain. also rain into parts of london. meanwhile, high pressure back toward the east, bringing some drier weather as we go through monday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> residents of chichibu city north of tokyo have a unique way of giving thanks for the autumn harvest. people launched handmade rockets into the sky. the traditional festival dates back 400 years. the rockets are made from pine trees, logs are hollowed out and filled with explosives. the

chilly there, only 15 for the high in chicago, with rain on the menu, and only 8 for the high in winnipeg. despite sunshine. different story offer the west. temperatures about five degrees higher than normal as we go into the next couple of days in places like denver and boise. all right. here's the extended forecast around the globe. >>> and we have another breaking news to tell you about. a tokyo police say they're questioning a number of japanese people on suspicion of planning to join the islamic state militants in area. the citizens are suspected of violating the penal code that bans individuals from preparing or plotting to fight against a foreign country. authorities say one of the men is in his 20s. and attends the national university. they say he told investigators that he wanted to join islamic state. and they say this is the first time that japanese citizens have allegedly been found to be trying to join the militants. as we were reporting, multiple japanese people are being questioned of suspicion of preparing to join the islamic state militants in syria. we don't have informa

temperatures only 8 degrees for the high in winnipeg despite sunny weather. chicago down to 18 degrees. 16 degrees in toronto and temperatures will cool down as we go into friday. take a look chicago 18 on tuesday, and down to 13 by friday and denver, 26 on tuesday, down to 14 degrees. so take care of your health. here's the extended forecast. >>> now, recapping our top story which is exciting news for us in japan. three japanese scientists who helped brighten the world will share this year'ses nobel prize in physics. the groundbreaking studies of asamu akasaki, hiroshi amano and shuji nakamura led to the creation of blue light emitting diodes or l.e.d.s now used in many electronic products. >> 2014 nobel prize in physics to professor isamu akasaki, professor hiroshi amano at nagoya university japan, and professor shuji nakamura at university of california santa barbara. for the invention of efficient blue light emitting diodes which has enabled bright and energy saving white light sources. >> members of the royal swedish academy of scientists made the announ

friday, not quite as dramatically cold. 18 in chicago, 7 in winnipeg. but saturday and sunday all that cold air is going to come down, some areas into the low teens for daytime highs into the weekend. we have a low pressure system coming onshore for the western side of canada and the u.s. strong winds and heavy rainfall will be a part of the forecast for you in vancouver, seattle, as we go into the weekend. keeping an eye on this system, this is tropical storm ana, also causing problems. it is moving toward the northeast, and it's not expected to become a hurricane, maybe a minimal hurricane at best. but a tropical storm watch is in effect, and it's a slow moving system so tropical storm conditions will actually linger not only into the weekend, but throughout the first part of the next work week. and so make sure that you have the preparations in place, because strong winds, heavy rainfall, sound familiar, these are all tropical storm characteristics, and also the process of very rough surf also in place. much drier conditions in east asia. high pressu

temperatures topping off at only 18 degrees there in denver. 16 in winnipeg. and down towards houston, you're also going to see some instability, and also that stationary front that's consistently stayed down towards florida, means more rain for you and thunderstorms with a high of 31 in miami for wednesday. wrapping things up with a look at europe, you can see this whole track of clouds located toward the southern portions of the continent. we had this trough, this bend in the upper levels of the atmosphere that allowed moisture to come in and really cause problems for southern france. that focus now shifts toward the east, still seeing some more rain for northern italy into the portions of poland and also into northern portions of the balkan peninsula. that's going to be a focal point for rain, maybe some storms. and then we have an oncoming frontal system into the scandinavian peninsula. that's going to bring some rain and clouds, also into portions of the british isles. 20 for the high for wednesday, 12 in stockholm. you'll see some more cloud cover coming

notice, very chilly temperatures as we go into friday, with negative one in winnipeg. chance of snow in chicago. notice we're in the teens now for highs in d.c. and atlanta. and all along the western side of the united states we'll be seeing a chance for some rain. and again, as we go into friday, we'll be looking at halloween and it looks like the temperatures are going to be much cooler, especially as we go further down to the south and the south carolina pumpkin pass. chances of snow coming up on saturday with highs only in the single zing its. here's a look at the forecast for europe, high pressure the big story right now when it comes to the forecast. we do have a low down through the balkan peninsula that's going to bring some instability, once again, and then another low coming off the atlantic. that's going to bring some showers into saturday. so clouds increasing for london with a high of 20 on friday. and then again, dry conditions for most of europe as we go throughout the day. now take a look at the forecast for east asia, the rain is going to continue to e

tonight the home opener against the winnipeg jets.he game, marc-edouard vlasic, squeezes it past ondrej pavelec. joe pavelski breaks it up. finds a young tomas hertl. 33 seconds left in the second, matt nieto, leaves the break. sharks have not given up a goal this season's improving to 2 and 0, 3-0 the final. the silverado country club, beautiful north course plays tough until bay sang moon got ahold of it. ran five straight birdies, two shot right on line. merely goes in for an a's, great start, he ends the day with three big putts. eagle par, 17th. birdie on 18th, to shoot a seven under 65. under a four-shot lead going into sunday's final round. and we'll have a raiders preview coming up later in the news cast. >>> also still to come, fighting the ebola virus from our nation's airport. the changes to began today at one of the biggest. plus, remembering it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will

the sharks back at the tank hosting the winnipeg jets. mark edward gives san jose the early lead and a few minutes later he gets into the act. then in the second period it is patrick marlow's turn. he scored on the break away. the sharks go onto win 3-0. they are 2-0 on the season. >>> today in the bay is back in two minutes. election day just around the corner. our political analyst joins us to discuss why ethnicity may play a big role in this year's elections. >>> there's lots to do today in the bay. it's not until next weekend we have the great half-moon bay pumpkin festival. the organizers of next week's safeway world championship pumpkin way off will present a special screening of the rise of the giants. the feature link documentary about people who grow these giant pumpkins. the event today from 5:00 to 9:00 in outback. a movie plus barbecue plus meet and greet for a bargain. kids are just $10 if you buy ahead. go to rides of the giants movie.com. in san francisco mission district today that continues the bay area cuban festival at

grandfath grandfather's grandfather had been mayor of winnipeg. david dyson.he canadian background. was it fun to find out? >> one part not so fun. >> welcome back to america. we appreciate it. >> thank you. good to be here. good to be here. >> roots, our journeys home. the two-hour special premieres tuesday, 9:00 p.m. eastern. right here on cnn. make sure you tune in. make sure you stay tuned for the breaking news coverage of the latest in the ebola outbreak continues right now with cnn's anderson cooper. he is live in dallas. anderson. >> as don said, we are live. don, thank you very much. good evening. don said we are live in dallas tonight with fast moving developments in the ebola crisis. a short time ago. the latest nurse diagnosed arrived in atlanta for treatment at emory hospital. able to walk with assistance. breaking news tonight. we are learning that at least part of the reason sunny was moved. concern that health care worker at this hospital may walk out. more on that in a moment. 29-year-old amber vincent tested positive as you know after caring f

they open the season with a 3-0 victory over the winnipeg jets. 4-0 shalacking of the champs earlier in the week. >>> kevin durant will be out for an undetermined amount of time. the team saying he has fractured his right foot. and the doctors say this type of injury usually talks about 6-8 weeks of recovery after surgery. the gm says at this point they can't give a timeline on the specifics to duran's case. >>> friday night lights air big part of high school sports. one football team in michigan will have its right lites out. it's the caro varsity football squad forfeiting its season. they didn't have enough healthy bodies to fit uniforms. too many kids received season-ending injuries during the game. and that meant pitting younger players against older opposing teams from other schools. and the mismatch pit kids in harm's way. >> people are saying we quit. when i hear that word, we're stepping back for the safety of the kids and the development of the program. it's very unfortunate for our seniors, for those teams that we compete against. but th

and sharks first 21 games this year on the road but last night was the home opener against the winnipegtheir last three home openers and they were off it a good start. 3:22 in the game. the wrister toward the net. squeezes it past ondrej pavelec. 1-0. less than two minutes later. joe pavelski gets it out. to thornton. he snaps it. 6 points in the year. 2-0 sharks after one. 33 seconds left in the second. he leads marleau on the breakaway. his second goal of the year. sharks have not given up a goal this season. improve to 2-0, winning the home opener, and 3-0 is the final. raiders hosting the chargers today. all the highlights tonight at 5:00 p.m. i'm mike schumann. have a great day. >> next, the annual search for the great pumpkin. looking others. now, americans everywhere are discovering that... spoon after spoon... dish after dish... time, after time, after time again... deliciously creamy galbani ricotta inspires meals, and moments, that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. now, america's number one ricotta. right here. with a control pad that

the sharks first 21 games this year are on the road, but last night's home opener was against the winnipeg sharks won their last three home openers and they were off it a good start. 3:22 in the game. the wrister toward the net. squeezes it past ondrej pavelec. 1-0. less than two minutes later. joe pavelski gets it out. to thornton. he snaps it. 6 points in the year. 2-0 sharks after one. 33 seconds left in the second. he leads marleau on the breakaway. his second goal of the year. sharks have not given up a goal this season. improve to 2-0, winning the home opener, and 3-0 is the final. raiders hosting the chargers today. all the highlights tonight at 5:00 p.m. i'm mike schumann. have a great day. >> next, the annual search for the great pumpkin. the big prize that could be won the big prize that could be won tomorrow morning for >> here are the winning numbers from the power ball draw. wednesday not's jackpot is up to $90 million. and the winning numbers from last night's $1 million super lotto plus draw. nobody got all six numbers in that draw either. wednesday's jackpot grows to $12 mi

> and sharks first 21 games this year on the road but last night was the home opener against the winnipeg the last three home openers they won. off to a good start. 3:22 in the game. the wrister toward the net. wees it past ondrej pavelec. 1-0. less than two minutes later. joe pavelski gets it out. to thornton. 6 points in the year. 2-0 sharks after one. 33 seconds left in the second. he leads tonight breakaway. the second goal of the year. sharks have not given up a goal this season. improve to 2-0, winning the home opener, and 3-0s the final. all the highlights tonight at 5:00 p.m. i'm mike sure man. have a great day. >> next, the annual search for the great pumpkin a big fine that could be one -- the numbers from last night's power ball draw. nobody picked all six. >>> columbus day weekend wouldn't be the same without the annual world champion pumpkin way off in half moon bay. this is considered a super bowl of layoffs. gets underway tomorrow and features super world gourd growing greats and pumpkins. this one is about the size after volkswagen. a prize for the new world record aft yea

sharks home opener tomorrow night against winnipeg at the tank. >>> it's 6:26.uarterback colin kaepernick is a little lighter in the wallet this morning. how his signature headphones landed him a hefty fine. >> fears and myths about the ebola crisis and the risks here in the u.s. coming up, how the local congressman hopes to get the facts. ,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> the nobel peace prize awarded this morning and you may be familiar with the teenager who just became the youngest winner ever. >>> tesla made the big mystery announcement. the futuristic features you can expect when the company's new model hits the streets. >> cooler today than yesterday. but tomorrow will be much warmer. and i have those details straight ahead. >> and it looks like things are cruising by just fine now near the oakland coliseum, southbound in fremont a new crash is reported. more coming up. >>> good morning, friday is here! it's october 10. i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning. i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. and it is 6:30. >>> members

now the train originated in winnipeg heading westbound but it derailed. that followed, a massive tire that came from the petroleum that spilled on the tracks. the train was pulling 100 cars, 26 of them derailed. people living nearby were evacuated. people with farms were asked to leave. it's unclear what caused the derailment but an investigative team was dispatched. in november in alabama, these rail cars derailed and blew up causing an explosion that led to the release of 750,000 gallons of crude oil. in december, a mile-long oil train derailed and exploded in north carolina outside fargo. that derailment and that huge explosion forced the evacuation of 2/3rds of the town. in spring another oil train 1y5% derailed and tanker cars exploded and leaked the flaming toxic contents in lynch burg. this one today happened in canada. not in the u.s. although canada and u.s. rail are pretty well integrated particularly with huge new oil trains, a derailment like this hits a lot of raw nerves because of the huge canada disaster last summer in quebec. an oil train

thirty-seven in winnipeg, 39 in bismarck, call it winter peg for a reason.ven again, i mean, very, very chilly day. now, want to time this out for you, 9:00 a.m., nothing out there. whole day looks good. bye-bye the over nice hours, midnight start to see the first raindrops falling. generally, five, six, 7:00 a.m., about when it starts to move n then gradually, you'll see skies clear west to east. new jersey will be stuck with it, the latest, and then it all clears out for everybody. i do want to jump ahead real quickly, i gave you a a minus on your school day. we are expecting a very seasonable day here today. sun, clouds, 72, tomorrow, temperatures start to fall, and sunday, despite sunshine, looks a lot cooler. but hey, guys, do you love watching the weather maybe get up early to watch the rain roll in? we want you to join our team of weather watch earns. sign up for brand new program by head today cbs3.com/watchers. vittoria? >> you do it again, don't you? you just keep giving it to us. >> an accident, one of the only accident we've had in the cameras al

it was something that took place over 14 months and started with conversation cafÉs health in winnipegn discussing this issue of radicalization toward extremist violence. it really put together it in the handbook all of the discussions that came out and the questions that came out to act as a guide for communities across this country. other initiatives they continue to take place include, for example, a conference was held last month in calgary called "own it" directly looking at this topic. we have to remember, the discourse in the dialogue, it is important, the terminology and how we phrase things is important as well. itselfization in and of is not necessarily the issue, it is radicalization toward extreme is to violence when the individual makes that distinction that their only choice in terms of expressing the grievance or frustration or venting that is through violent action. ofer actions in the past been perceived as radical, for example, martin 13 was called a radical. the protesters in the vietnam war were called radical. it is important we distinguish between the two and ensu

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i've been in touch with a gentleman who now lives in winnipeg, who was a very small baby at the time. he was saved by his mother, a very feisty, resourceful woman who managed to fight her way up above decks and get the two of them onto a lifeboat. and there's also another lady, an american, who now lives in england, and she again was just a tiny baby at the time. and when the torpedo struck the ship, her nurse gathered this little baby up in her arms, wrapped her in a shawl around her neck, took her up on deck, couldn't find the parents anywhere. there was complete mayhem on deck in those last few minutes. and so she -- holding the baby 'round her neck, she just jumped over the side. and luckily, the nurse had very long sort of streaming auburn hair. somebody who was in a lifeboat put their hand into the water, grabbed the hair, pulled her up and got her and the baby into the boat. and the nice thing is that the nurse, who lived to over 100, and this old lady, audrey pearl, they remained friends for the whole of their life. and this old lady still rings me up from time to time. we don

it's the winnipeg as you start to go on the offensive and put them on defensive, that dynamic changes. second, isil has changed some of its tactics since our initial military strikes. in many places it is not massing its forces but it's moving around in smaller groups. it's taking refuge in cities and in buildings. it's even taken that it's black flags will be less visible but as the campaign begins and as the iraqis start piece by piece to go at them, isil will have to make a choice. it will have to stand and fight, and so be very visible to the coalition and our air power, it will have to flee, or it will hunker down and instead of the iraqis being seized by isil, isil be under siege from the iraqis. as we are doing is we're at working the lines of effort i mentioned before, internationally around the world to stem the flow of foreign fighters come to the financing, to undermine the legitimacy and to deal with the humanitarian challenge. so having reviewed with the strategy is let me conclude with a brief word about what it is not. it is not iraq or afghanistan redux. it will not in