low around 27. chance of precipitation is 30%. thursday: mostly sunny, with a high near 44. thursday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 27. friday: mostly sunny, with a high near 47. friday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 30. saturday: mostly sunny, with a high near 52. saturday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 32. sunday: sunny, with a high near 50. cam 3 - wx mic accumulation is not expected for most areas. by thursday, a ridge of high pressure will strengthen over the west coast. quiet, warmer weather is in the forecast for the end of the week through the weekend. -jeff tonight: mostly cloudy, with a low around 15. west wind around 5 mph becoming calm. tuesday: a 20 percent chance of snow showers. partly sunny, some waste management customers to wait to have their garbage picked up. road conditions prevented trucks from making-it up several streets in the area, around mount rose highway. those customers will up later this week. if conditions don t imp
modern gardening. hello. protesters in thailand are vowing to occupy state buildings until the government steps down. prime minister yingluck shinawatra has used an emergency law to tighten security in bangkok. tens of thousands are taking part in the biggest show of anger since her brother thaksin shinawatra was toppled. not far away protesters had the government house office and finance ministerry. hundreds have been camped out. we are looking at others taking over the ministry of foreign affairs. despite this the government says it will not use force. here is one of those elections - the interior ministry. you see the number of people there. it s been growing - not all day, but since yesterday, since the interior ministry was targeted by the protesters. it is about three in the afternoon in bangkok. we ll check in with scott heidler - you are at the staging area where people, i guess, are assembling and heading to areas like the interior ministry. exactly, this is the
obesity is a problem in the developing world. the united nations say rebels in south sudan are marching on the capitol and as cease fire talks get underway in neighboring ethiopia and the u.s. embassy is evacuating all nonessential staff from the city and let s get straight over and talk about this in the capitol duba and mohamed what is the latest there, how far away are the rebel soldiers? well, according to officials of the united nations, rebels are 150 kilometers away at a town called mcwhite and this is 150 kilometers north of duba and it s causing jitters here in duba particularly among the diplomatic community with the american embassy and they are taking nonessential staff from dub and and asking any of the citizens in duba to make it to the airport so they can be provided with flight out of town. however, a spokesman for the presidency who spoke to me minutes ago has denied the allegations and the reports that the rebels are advancing on the capitol saying that
over 17 people die in flash floods. plus new images of the gunman who attacked the head officers of a newspaper and a bank. and find out the winner of the 2013 international word of the year. welcome to al jazeera, we begin our coverage in lebanon. at least 23 people have been killed after two suicide bombs exploded in the lebanese capital of beirut. a group linked to al-qaeda says it carried out the attacks. there has been conflicting reports about the condition of iran s coupletural attache, one suggesting he was killed another that he was seriously injured. this is where the bombs were designated. the area is known to be a hezbollah strong hold. zanea bring us up to date on what happened today. like you mentioned two suicide bombers, and really that is a dangerous development, because we have seen bombings over recent months but this is suicide bombers, and it is very hard to prevent such attacks. we have talked to a number of people who witnessed the explosions.
slaves for 30 years. russia has freed on bail the captain and two crew members of the green peace ship arrested in an arctic protest two months ago and 15 members of the group have been released this week and bail hearings for the detained are ongoing and although there is concern now for one activist who was ordered to stay in prison until february. and green peace activist anthony spoke to al jazeera after he left prison. we will look at the problem and the problem is that climate change is very serious, the weather is getting much worse and if we don t act soon then it s going to get far worse and now is the time to do something about climate change and green peace have taken the initiative to try and save the arctic so we can only hope we are successful. reporter: green peace ship entered arctic waters in september. some activists on the vessel attempted to scale an off shore drilling platform owned by russia gas and the group was detained after the protest, activis