services have been suspended and flights canceled stranding passengers at terminals as far away as shanghai. the storm worked its way inland bringing torrential rains and flash flooding and causing widespread damage to vehicles and buildings. more than 5000 soldiers and emergency workers help with the evacuations rescuing villages stranded and roads cut off by falling debris. two people died in the typhoon in taiwan. more than 100 more were injured before it reached china late saturday leaving 520,000 homes without power. china has been besieged by extreme weather. in the southwest, rescue workers are still trying to reach people trapped by storms that have killed more than 80 people. flooding is said to be the worst with more than 200,000 people forced to evacuate for now in taiwan, the cleanup has begun. opposition 132 out of 47 assembly seats facing its campaign on strengthening the economy and improving relations with india. is live in the capital of bhutan. this is a tiny place, very few people. surrounded by countries with enormous world power. presumably both wanted to get some kind

and i said if i were at your age, i would go to shanghai. >> rose: would you really? >> i would. because when you are seeing especially in mobile, the social media, and all of these young enter pea niewrz, entrepreneurs in china trying to start their own business and what we learned during the last couple of years is the infrastructure is there, broadband, mobile, and so on. what we are needing are content. >> rose: right. >> and i he this is such a huge market and opportunity that i am thinking we are right on the spot with our approach which we announced today. >> rose: are you satisfied that on the part of the chinese government and others, a there is rule of law and respect for private property and respect for copyright? >> yes. this is what you are always getting when you are discussing with media executives. >> rose: right. >> i remember when we started the first time in 2000, at that time, i was responsible for governance. this is what i always heard. yes, but looking back, what kind of values we could have created in the early stage in 2000, in perspective of today is inc

other passengers onboard from shanghai were also quick to share accounts of the crash on social networks. judar thinks it's a miracle he's a live. the manager has post odd ven a scene a weaver -- waiver. he describes hearing a deafening noise before realizing there was a gaming hole behind him. >> they were 141 chinese passengers on boards including 130 high school students and their teacher about to embark on a language exchange trip in the u.s. two girls were killed in the hospital. many have paid their respects on the network pages. >> we're 22 millions collected on the streets, egypt's movement was that the origin valley of the islam black president moment morris si. it meanings rebellion. they are also aopposed have missed authorities that have been leading the country since the arab spring. this in particular idea. he's call for the disasolution of the national constituents but which they belief they're trying to embed religion from the cause of constitution. >> they have a lesser extent like libya. >> now i've seen the various political parties delaying the pick. >> and condemning

i want to point out shanghai here on our temperature chart, 38 degrees and bright sunshine. that's going to feel very intense indeed, but you're tapping into some of those showers a little further north in seoul. on into the americas. more rain here spread out across the eastern third of the united states. a lot of heavy rain. that's going to be the main concern here. but you'll also see gusts up to about 90 kilometers an hour. further towards the north along the u.s./canada border, we have the low moving through onontari. and more wet weather out here towards the southwest. we've been talking about flash flooding happening in nevada as well as in arizona. the suburbs of phoenix we were talking about very dramatic rescue there of people being air lifted out of their vehicle that got submerged in waters. well, things are going to be wet here into your monday as well. temperaturewise staying hot in the center of the continent. denver down through houston in the mid-30s there. little cooler up towards the northeast, new york tapping into some of those thunderstorms, 27 degrees.

temperatures are quite soaring in shanghai. 37 degrees for you. this is a coastal area. we don't usually see this high temperature even in the mid part of summer. towards the south 33 in bangkok. north america the main story is going to be the heat dome covering the eastern 1/3 of the u.s. temperatures going up to the mid 30s in places like boston, chicago and new york city. dangerously hot there. with the high humidity feels more like 38 degrees or higher. watch out for that. and quite cool and wet across the southern plains. mostly dry for the west and temperatures are quite mild in the north. 26 degrees for vancouver. 27 in seattle. finally in europe mostly no cloud cover across the continent and the british isles. temperatures we'll show the figures in a moment. we are seeing afternoon thunder showers. and as you can see over 30 degrees in some places. 35 degrees in madrid. 30 for london and paris as well as vienna on your wednesday. that's it for me now. here is your extended forecast around the globe. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kob

sole, shanghai hot spot on the map, 36 on your wednesday. now, as you look towards the americas, well, there's this upper level low spinning there into the texas panhandle. that's been bringing some showers out here. the good news, it's at some relief because you have been dealing with drought across much of this area. and the rain is going to bring some a little bit of a relief for that especially for the farmers out here. the problem is short-time heavy rain, there's the risk of flooding with that as well. even some of these lightning strikes continuing to occur with these storm systems that are going to continue o pop up. really widespread showers but a few isolated areas could still see about 130 millimeters of rain. on the flip side of that also looking at very warm temperatures into the northeastern u.s., even oit there towards ontario. temperatures continuing to climb into the high 20s to low 30s here on tuesday and that's expected throughout the rest of the workweek. into the 30s itself is not so bad, but a lot of these areas you're

shanghai, mid to high 30s as well. towards the americas, what's going on here as far as the upper level low which is still spinning over texas, drawing in moisture from the west. portions of northwest new mexico seeing heavy showers and risk of flooding and flash floods. this will weaken out but really pop-up thunderstorms across much of the northeast at this time into the midwest and great lakes. you see this set upright here? this will drift in from the north. there's a risk of severe weather thursday and friday. main reason is because it's very hot and humid. the atmosphere is unstable across the great lakes. 34 in chicago, 32 in toronto. new york at 35. what it feels like due to the heat and mugginess of the atmosphere, some places into the 40s. you'll want to stay cool especially in some cities where you don't have air conditioning in a few places. so it really is going to get quite hot. a similar picture right now into southern france towards northern italy, showers there. a few could become strong. look at a hig

shanghai, 37 to start off your weekend. look towards the americas. what's going on here? well, the southwest monsoon, that moisture being pulled out of the pacific still bringing showers in mexico, four corners region, risk of thunderstorms and also flash flooding out of that as well in the short-time heavy rain. but the bulk of the severe weather is off to the north. you can even see on satellite picture that cold front starting to develop towards the midwest pushing off towards the east. that is going to bring some thunderstorm activity in places like chicago over towards detroit, into buffalo as well as that does continue to push through the great lakes region. we've already been seeing some hail out here, up to about golf ball size. winds, damaging winds very welcoming out of this. don't be surprised if you hear of a report of a tornado or two with it. not a big tornado outbreak, but it is going to be packing quite a punch as it pushes off to the east being fueled by the absolutely steamy and warm temperatures we have been seeing across the northeast. right now chicag

and temperatures are quite soaring in shanghai, 37 degrees for you this. is the closest area. we don't usually see this high temperature, even in the middle of summer. and bangkok with seasonal thundershowers. north america. the main story is going to be the heat dome covering the eastern third of the u.s. temperatures are quite seasonal, going up to the mid 30s in places like boston, chicago, and new york city. dangerously hot there. and with the high humidity, you would feel more like 38 degrees or higher. so watch out for that. and quiet cool and wet across the southern plains. and same scenario for the next couple of days. mostly dry for the west, and temperatures quite mild in the north. 26 for vancouver. 27 in seattle. and finally, in europe then, mostly no cloud cover across the continent and the british isles. temperatures are quite hot. we'll show you the figures in just a moment. we are seeing some afternoon thundershowers with the pyrenees in the alpine regions. and as you can see, over 30 degrees in some places. 35 degrees, 30 for london, paris, as well as vienna o