he visited the province in russia's far east to observe a large scale military exercise. about 160,000 personnel from the army, navy and air force are taking part. military leaders have deployed about 138 aircraft and 70 naval vessels. putin met with the governor to discuss developments in the province. analysts say putin seemed to be putting pressure on local officials to demonstrate that living standards are improving. the current development program includes efforts to build roads and ports. putin said infrastructure swemt is not going quickly enough. >> translator: 80% of the plan has not been achieved. i'm not sure if you are really trying to do your job. i want to see progress by autumn. putin says he plans to extend the deadline beyond the original date of 2015. >>> a chinese naval flotilla seen sailing through a strait between northern japan and russia's far east has sparked concerns for japan's defense ministry. japan's self-defense forces have confirmed that five chinese vessels sailed through the strait from the sea of japan to the sea of okhotsk. >> translator

we saw plenty of sunshine in the north and far east bay locations and that's where the hot temperatures were with antioch at 98. clear lake, 104. it was 76 in san rafael. there's that 61 for san francisco. the fog kind of peeled back off the coast a little bit. santa cruz managed 7 5. we're at 93 in livermore. high clueds -- cloud over san jose. mountain view, low 70s, and it's a fog gy, misty golden gate bridge. and reduced visibility. still in the 80s for fairfield, livermore, 89, and los gatos, 82. here's our forecast highlights. we're going to go with breezy conditions, mist and drizzle moving inland. partial sunday -- partial sunshine for monday, and then humidity on tuesday, leading to a slight chance of maybe an isolated thunderstorm. overnight temperatures inland, in the low 60s. we'll keep most everyone necessary the low to mid-50s and start off -- this is 11:00, our fog forecast, the 5:00 a.m. commute time, the high clouds, mist and drizzle and fog near the coast. we'll go with partial sunshine for the bay area and temperatures will begin to cool down. again, live doppler 7hd

we saw plenty of sunshine in the north and far east bay locations and that's where the hot temperatures were with antioch at 98. clear lake, 104. it was 76 in san rafael. there's that 61 for san francisco. the fog kind of peeled back off the coast a little bit. santa cruz managed 7 5. we're at 93 in livermore. high clueds -- cloud over san jose. mountain view, low 70s, and it's a fog gy, misty golden gate bridge. and reduced visibility. still in the 80s for fairfield, livermore, 89, and los gatos, 82. here's our forecast highlights. we're going to go with breezy conditions, mist and drizzle moving inland. partial sunday -- partial sunshine for monday, and then humidity on tuesday, leading to a slight chance of maybe an isolated thunderstorm. overnight temperatures inland, in the low 60s. we'll keep most everyone necessary the low to mid-50s and start off -- this is 11:00, our fog forecast, the 5:00 a.m. commute time, the high clouds, mist and drizzle and fog near the coast. we'll go with partial sunshine for the bay area and temperatures will begin to cool down. again, live doppler 7hd

china's state run news agency reports the eight-day drill will start friday in russia's far east. the navies will use 18 ships including choina's latest destroyer. we have a report from a top general of the chinese liberal army saying the ander sizes are designed to boost capability and said the two nations can play a positive in regional stability and said they are not targeting any third party. however, modia outlets in mainland china and hong kong speculate the two powers are hoping to keep japan in check over territorial issues. the chinese claim the japanese-controlleds en kaku islands. american central bankers may be getting ready to taper easying and those in europe don't feel the time is right. tell us what they are thinking. >> when they look at the economies, the u.s. is showing signs of a recovery. europe has been showing signs of more instability. your pitch has hinted for the first time a possibility of further lowering the benchmark interest rates. the policy makers decided at the board meeting to keep the interest rate unchanged at a >> they would remain for as long

china's state run news agency reports the eight-day drill will start friday in russia's far east. the navies will use 18 ships including choina's latest destroyer. we have a report from a top general of the chinese liberal army saying the ander sizes are designed to boost capability and said the two nations can play a positive in regional stability and said they are not targeting any third party. however, modia outlets in mainland china and hong kong speculate the two powers are hoping to keep japan in check over territorial issues. the chinese claim the japanese-controlleds en kaku islands. american central bankers may be getting ready to taper easying and those in europe don't feel the time is right. tell us what they are thinking. >> when they look at the economies, the u.s. is showing signs of a recovery. europe has been showing signs of more instability. your pitch has hinted for the first time a possibility of further lowering the benchmark interest rates. the policy makers decided at the board meeting to keep the interest rate unchanged at a record low of a half percent. >>

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the defense minster said the week long exercises began saturday in the country's far east. he said about 160,000 personnel from the army, navy, and air force are taking part. military leaders have deployed an 100 tents and armored vehicles and 130 aircraft and 70 naval vessels. the pacific fleet command will send destroyers to the seas of japan. the crews will practice locating enemy submarines. president putin plans to head to the province on tuesday to view one of the drills. delegates from the north and south failed to reach an agreement on a project that benefits both economies. they have been trying to strike a deal to resume the operations. the third round of negotiations missed the mark. officials for the south korean unification ministry said the delegates asked representatives to property more operations. they were sold south korea was to blame. both sides agreed to hold more discussions on wednesday. the industrial complex is located on the north korean side of the border. it remained closed since authorities withdrew their workers in april. analysts say a settlem

overnight lows as the fog moves a little further inland, we'll go upper 50s, far east bay location. then near 50, near half moon bay and san francisco, with overcast sty tonight. -- overcast sky tonight. here's the high pressure responsible for the temperatures. it will stay in place one more day. so sunshine tomorrow, keep the clouds near the coast, and a kole -- cooler air will slide south and drive the temperatures done to below normal valueses and tuesday. tomorrow morning, low clouds and fog and then starts to burn back to just the coast late in the afternoon. so, expect 90s inland. and we'll keep some 60s near the water's edge. here's the highs for sunday. san jose, 81. milpitas, 78. the wind will pick up tomorrow afternoon. half moon bay, 62. palo alto, 77. san francisco 66. much like today. morning overcast, afternoon sunshine. 82, santa rosa. sonoma, 79. calistoga, 82. oakland, 72. castro valley, 77. low 90s for brentwood, 91. concord, 88. and pleasant-on 88. the accuweather seven-day forecast looks like this, a little change in the numbers for sunday. low 90s, and then che

commute time tomorrow, definitely going to see the low clouds and fog, possibly as far east as the delta, and then pull back to the coast. definitely a cooler day tomorrow. now, if you're trying to plan your week, livermore tomorrow will be the coolest day, and then look at the trend. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, up to 90. san jose, an eye on your week as well. 74 tomorrow. and then trending up. by friday, in the 80s. here's a look at the highs for your monday. like today, 74, san jose, 72, cupertino, coast, mid-to-upper 50s, cool and damp. 62, san francisco tomorrow. you might need the jacket because those winds will be picking up. 76 tomorrow. sonoma, 72. oakland, 67. morning overcast, afternoon sun and breezy towards brentwood. the seven-day forecast, warmer days ahead. you're going to like that. wednesday, thursday, and friday, temperatures climb back into the 90s inland. 70s around the bay and low 60s at the coast. monday and tuesday, going to be chilly out there. >> good to know. thank you, league. does mike have good news for us? >> how about the giants, hard to say that.

russia defense minister says the week-long exercises began saturday in the country's far east. he says about 160,000 personnel from the army, navy and air force are taking part. military leaders have deployed around 1,000 tanks and armored vehicles, 130 aircraft and 70 naval vessels. the navy's pacific fleet command will send missile cruisers and destroyers to the sea of japan and okhotsk. president vladimir putin plans to head to sakhalin province on tuesday to view one of the drills. >>> japanese trade representatives are getting ready to dive into some delicate negotiations for a massive free trade zone. the latest round of talks for the transpacific partnership or tpp is under way in malaysia. japan will be allowed to join the discussions toward the end of the 11-day meeting. delegates from the u.s., australia, new zealand, singapore and seven other countries have gathered in the city of kota kinabalu. the negotiations will focus on 21 trade sectors. >> it's a huge benefit to all tpp members. japan's very important country in the region. >> participants say they have almost

there was the trial of the criminals, similar trials in the far east. the u.n. was founded, universal declaration of human rights. that's the moment everyone says it started to look at human rights issues. in my book i said it was in connection with the slave trade that the international law was used for the human rights purpose and so in the early 19th century starting in 1807 and 1808 when countries like the u.s., britain was another country that band the slave trade are found that in the began to spread throughout the countries that had been engaged in the slave trade but this is no longer a practice they wanted to participate. it was violating natural rights and the same ideas of the rights that underpin the u.s. revolution and the revolution in france, the deprivation of independence says we hold these to be self evident all men are created equal with certain inalienable rights. obviously there was tension between that and the existence of slavery that those ideas were spreading throughout the atlantic world and there were some religious movements. the quak

some of them met their end fighting soviet troops on the island of sakhalin in russia's far east. now a group of russians is working to ensure the lives sacrificed on both sides are not forgotten. nhk world's reporter reports. >> reporter: i've come to the forest. this place very close to the former border between japan and the soviet was a hard-fought battlefield back in 1945. while people here are starting to search for the remains of japanese soldiers. the search team is a volunteer group. they've made it their mission to recover fallen soldiers. they hope today will be the start of a homecoming. the 50th parallel was the site of a fierce battle at the end of world war ii. japanese troops tried to stop the invading soviet army. they failed and hundreds died. it's believed that many of them perished in this area. about five kilometers south of the border. the majority still lie where they fell. the team follows an overgrown trail. 20 minutes later, the metal detector goes off. >> translator: this is a soviet cartridge. this is from a japanese rifle. >> reporter: they're looking

putin visited russia's far east to observe a large-scale military exercise. the week-long exercise began saturday. about 160,000 personnel from the army, navy and air force are taking part. military leaders have deployed around 1,000 tanks and armored vehicles, plus 130 aircraft and 70 naval vessels. putin later met with officials to discuss development in the province. the local government ministers four islands that russia controls but are claimed by japan. analysts say putin seemed to be putting pressure on local officials to demonstrate to russia's neighbors that living standards there are improving. the area's current development program includes measures to promote the fisheries industry as well as plans to build roads and ports. putin said infrastructure development is not progressing quickly enough. >> translator: 80% of the plan has not been achieved. i'm not sure if you're really trying to do your job. i want to see progress by autumn. >> putin said he plans to extend the deadline for the development program beyond its original date of 2015. >>> sou

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east. the u.n. was founded, the universal declaration of human rights just when international law started to look at the human rights issues but i say it was earlier in connection with the slave trade that it was first used and so in the year of the 19th century when countries like u.s., britain was another country that they and the slave trade around than it did begin to spread from those who ring gauge with this was no longer practice to participate in it was to see as violating rights that underpin the u.s. representative position and in france the declaration independence that all men are created equal and endowed by our creator with certain unalienable rights. there was some tension in but the idea was spreading throughout the land to it world. also some religious revival movement. including the quakers were very active politically and a perceived it to be morally wrong. but starting to put pressure on the government to save a need to stop the slave trade in because it was an internati

metro, but as far east as frederick county, loudon and faulkier counties in virginia, i think there will be scattered showers as this rain continues to advance eastward, but it will diminish as it does so. you see here on future weather working throughout the first half of your day, plenty of clouds throughout the morning. most of us a mainly dry morning. what about your afternoon? more on that coming up in ten minutes. for now here's dawnella with a look at traffic. >> good morning. outer loop at little livriver turnpike, an accident but not slowing things down. this time southbound, a work site still set up. cones set up blocking the left lane. aaron and eun? >>> trying to put the pieces together. what we're learning about the fiery train crash in canada as the search for victims ♪ [ hero mom ] oh, yeah. we're gettin' cereal. 'cause over 40 general mills cereals are 130 calories or less per serving. just look for the g. boom! that's how nutrition is done, people. [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] hey ladies. you love it. you've got to have it. cinnamon toast crunch, 'cause that cin

east big claim is growing in popularity all the time because because transactions fees are minimal ten being nonexistence it's super secure you know and you can really trade this physical property in a matter of seconds for just a couple of clicks well by bypassing the entire banking system. that was jeffrey tucker the executive editor of laissez faire books. all right welcome to the daily deal margaret margaret how you are having me all right let's jump into our first story according to the washington post america is starting to really leverage itself that's the implication of new data out monday afternoon that shows that consumer credit cards auto loans student loans basically every form of debt other than mortgages is rising by leaps and bounds now according to the federal reserve monthly report consumer debt rose nineteen point six billion dollars and make an eight point three percent annual rate so if that rate continues to increase and sustain it what made extra two hundred thirty five billion dollars what do you what do you see this trend as maybe you know but i think that neil

east big claim is growing in popularity all the time because because transactions fees are minimal ten being nonexistence it's super secure you know and you can really trade this physical property in a matter of seconds for just a couple of clicks well by bypassing the entire banking system. that was jeffrey tucker the executive editor of laissez faire books. all right welcome to the daily deal margaret margaret how you are having me all right let's jump into our first story according to the washington post america is starting to really leverage itself that's the implication of new data out monday afternoon that shows that consumer credit cards auto loans student loans basically every form of debt other than mortgages is rising by leaps and bounds now according to the federal reserve monthly report consumer debt rose nineteen point six billion dollars in may and eight point three percent annual rate so if that rate continues to increase and sustain it what made extra two hundred thirty five billion dollars what do you what do you see this trend as maybe you know but i think that neil i

that's most of that gold seems to have been bought by asian my name in china in thailand the far east. is there a transfer of gold from the west of east absolutely and hundreds and hundreds of tons this was the speculation now how many times is china officially they own a thousand or so times what the scuttlebutt how much do they really own well that's the central bank ownership of any gold or the most this boy in recent has been by private individuals which doesn't get counted in that but i mean the if you would the costs of escalated in the mining industry if you would have fun and you go deposit today and you're borrowing money and whatever and build a mine you're probably talking fifteen hundred dollars an ounce so what's going on moment is ollie's american an a.t.m. for individuals a selling gold three hundred dollars below replacement value and the chinese and most the asians are bowing go three hundred dollars below the replacement value it will consume going to wouldn't let me ask some of the replacement value in other words you're saying that the miners their cost per ounce o

east. is there a transfer of gold from the west to the east absolutely and hundreds and hundreds of times this was the speculation now how many times is china officially they own a thousand or so times what the scuttlebutt how much do they really own well that's the central bank ownership of any gold is the most this boy in recent has been by private individuals which doesn't get counted in that but i mean the if you would the costs of escalated in the mining industry if you would have fun and you go deposit today if you're borrowing money and whatever and build a mine you're probably talking fifteen hundred dollars an ounce so what's going on moment is ollie's american in the e.t.f. individuals are selling gold three hundred dollars below its replacement value and the chinese and most the asians are bowing go three hundred dollars below the replacement value will consumers going to win and let me ask some of the replacement value in other words you're saying that the miners their cost per

but in other places like latin america and africa former soviet republics and china all over the far east big client is growing in popularity all the time because because transactions trees are minimal and being nonexistence it's super secure you know and you can really trade this physical property in a matter of seconds with just a couple of clicks well by bypassing the entire banking system. that was jeffrey tucker the executive editor of laissez faire books. all right welcome to the daily deal margaret margaret how you for having me all right let's jump into our first story according to the washington post america is starting to really leverage itself that's the implication of new data out monday afternoon that shows that consumer credit cards auto loans student loans basically every form of debt other than mortgages is rising by leaps and bounds now according to the federal reserve muddly with monthly report consumer debt rose nineteen point six billion dollars in may and eight point three percent annual rate so if that rate continues to increase and sustain it what made extra tw

out towards the delta possibly as far east as tracy could pick up a little bit of this cloudiness overnight tonight. highs were all over the place. 71 in santa rosa. san francisco managed only 61 because of the fog. san jose, 79, but holding the heat today, antioch 91 degrees. from the rooftop cam, you can see a fuzzy sky out there. 61 in san jose. santa cruz, 59 degrees. golden gate bridge with mist and drizzle being reported, napa 55. and 58 in livermore. here is a look from emeryville cam over the bay. forecast highlights, low clouds and mist and drizzle tonight and cool day for monday afternoon and then after that, wednesday and thursday and friday we will start to warm things up a little bit. generally in the mid to upper 50s tonight and 50s in the east bay. we'll see the low 50s near the coast. half moon bay, 51 degrees. low pressure to the north and west continuing to generated those strong southwest wind flows. you can see the marine layer here is going to be pushed inland. another cool day tomorrow. after that, high pressure will replace that low and that is going to mean temperatu

out towards the delta possibly as far east as tracy could pick up a little bit of this cloudiness overnight tonight. highs were all over the place. 71 in santa rosa. san francisco managed only 61 because of the fog. san jose, 79, but holding the heat today, antioch 91 degrees. from the rooftop cam, you can see a fuzzy sky out there. 61 in san jose. santa cruz, 59 degrees. golden gate bridge with mist and drizzle being reported, napa 55. and 58 in livermore. here is a look from emeryville cam over the bay. forecast highlights, low clouds and mist and drizzle tonight and cool day for monday afternoon and then after that, wednesday and thursday and friday we will start to warm things up a little bit. generally in the mid to upper 50s tonight and 50s in the east bay. we'll see the low 50s near the coast. half moon bay, 51 degrees. low pressure to the north and west continuing to generated those strong southwest wind flows. you can see the marine layer here is going to be pushed inland. another cool day tomorrow. after that, high pressure will replace that low and that is going to mean temperatu

but in other places like latin america and africa former soviet republics and china all over the far east big client is growing in popularity all the time because because transactions trees are minimal and being nonexistence it's super secure you know and you can really trade this physical property in a matter of seconds for just a couple of clicks well by bypassing the entire banking system. that was jeffrey tucker the executive editor of laissez faire books. all right welcome to the daily deal margaret margaret how you for having me all right let's just jump into our first story according to the washington post america is starting to really leverage itself that's the implication of new data out monday afternoon that shows that consumer credit cards auto loans student loans basically every form of debt other than mortgages is rising by leaps and bounds now according to the federal reserve muddly with monthly report consumer debt rose nineteen point six billion dollars in may and eight point three percent annual rate so if that rate continues to increase and sustain it what made extr

that's most of that gold seems to have been bought by asian mind the china and thailand the far east. is there a transfer of gold from the west to the east absolutely and hundreds and hundreds of tonnes this was the speculation now how many times is china officially they own a thousand or so tires what's the scuttlebutt how much do they really own well that's the central bank ownership of any gold or the most this boy in recent has been by private individuals which doesn't get counted in that but i mean the if you would the costs of escalated in the mining industry if you would have fun and you go deposit today and you're borrowing money and whatever and build a mine you're probably talking fifteen hundred dollars an ounce so what's going on moment is ollie's american in the e.t.f. individuals are selling gold three hundred dollars below its replacement value and the chinese and most the asians are bowing go three hundred dollars below the replacement value will ensue going to wouldn't let me ask some of the replacement value in other words you're saying that the miners their cost per

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some sunshine but you are going to have to far east in san francisco to enjoy. that we'll talk about when it is going to get warm and the temperatures you can expect coming up. and new low for the giants season and much needed win. larry beil has low lights of the disappointing loss coming up in sports. >>> meteorologist lisa argen joins us now. if you like sun, fog, wind, cool temperatures. you've got it all. >> maybe too much in the way of fog in the city. it has been gray and that will continue for the weekend and subtle changes. we're not talking extremes anymore except for the gray because that has been pretty extreme in san francisco. usually we get some clearing. there hasn't been much. today partial clearing in downtown san francisco. live doppler 7-hd. there is a sweep. we are looking a reason why this marine layer is so expensive. it's over 27,000 feet deep. a picture from mount tam and we will look for burn back to begin in parts of the north bay. the temperatures are going to be much cooler than average in the north bay. 56 in san francisco. some sun

east big claim is growing in popularity all the time because because transactions fees are minimal and being nonexistence it's super secure you know and you can really trade. just the property in a matter of seconds or just a couple of clicks well by bypassing the entire system. that was jeffrey tucker the executive editor of laissez faire books. all right welcome to the daily deal margaret margaret how you are having me all right let's jump into our first story according to the washington post america is starting to really leverage itself that's the implication of new data out monday afternoon that shows that consumer credit cards auto loans student loans basically every form of debt other than mortgages is rising by leaps and bounds now according to the federal reserve muddly with monthly report consumer debt rose nineteen point six billion dollars in may and eight point three percent annual rate so if that rate continues to increase and sustain it what made extra two hundred thirty five billion dollars what do you what do you see this trend as meaning you know bob i think that neil

that's most of that gold seems to have been bought by asian my name in china in thailand the far east. is there a transfer of gold from the west to the east absolutely and hundreds and hundreds of times this was the speculation now how many times china officially they own a thousand or so times what's the scuttlebutt how much do they really own well that's the central bank ownership any gold of the most this boy in recent has been by private individuals which doesn't get counted in that but i mean the if you would the costs of escalated in the mining industry if you would have fun and you go deposit today if you're borrowing money and whatever and build a mine you're probably talking fifteen hundred dollars an ounce so what's going on moment is ollie's american in the e.t.f. individuals are selling gold three hundred dollars below its replacement value and the chinese and most the asians are bowing go three hundred dollars below the replacement value will consume you know wouldn't let me ask of a replacement value in other words you're saying that the miners their cost per ounce of go

that's most of that gold seems to have been bought by asian one the china and thailand and the far east. those are transfer of gold from the west to the east absolutely and hundreds and hundreds of times this was the speculation now how many times is china officially they own a thousand or so times what the scuttlebutt how much do they really own well that's the central bank ownership in the gold or the most this boy in recent has been by private individuals which doesn't get counted in that but i mean the if you would the costs of escalated in the mining industry if you would have fun and you go deposit today and you're borrowing money and whatever and build a mine you're probably talking fifteen hundred dollars an ounce so what's going on moment is ollie's american in the e.t.f. individuals are selling gold three hundred dollars below its replacement value and the chinese and most the asians are bowing go three hundred dollars below the replacement value will ensue going to wouldn't let me ask some of the replacement value in other words you're saying that the miners their cost per ou

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that follows the trend set by the markets in the far east. china shanghai index closing up 1%. china's gross domestic product slowed a bit. futures point to a slightly higher opening this morning. and that follows a little bit of a gain on friday. big news this morning in terms of earnings city group reports a 26% rise in profit. that stock lock looking to go up. the banks have been doing quite well. the price of crude oil up as political tension in egypt continues. this morning crude oil hit just about $106 a barrel. it did slip closer to 105 in the last hour. analysts say a $10 increase usually means gas prices will go up about 25-cents a gallon. >>> a violent attack at the sacramento zoo. what force do officials use to euthanize their 20-year-old snow leopard. >>> more than idol hopefuls will be lining up in the bay area. what you need to know. >>> traffic looks good on the east shore freeway. however university avenue here there is something going on on that overcrossing. police are there. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious?

in the far east. sports, we'll show it to you. part 2 next. mary gonzales had a cold, she also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive >>> all right, starting pitchers for tomorrow night's mid-summer classic, max scherzer for the tigers. mets sensational, matt harvey. and if it's a tight one in the late innings, jim leyland could do worse than calling on grant balfour. all he's done is complete his last 43 save opportunities without fail. he's proud to represent oakland. >> i'm the first pitcher from australia, second player. it's a great honor to be able to cull out of australia, and have an all-star appearance, knowing that it doesn't happen very often. born in australia, grown up in australia, it's great to be able t

as some shifts a little more toward the west, then part of far east bay locations could see thunderstorms. the models are a little weshy washy this -- wishy washy this evening. by 10:00 most of the bay area will clear out a bit. overnight lows tonight will pretty much all be in the 50s. the exception a few low 60s. further east bay and tomorrow morning we will start off with a dense overcast. and then poof back to just near the bay and the coast and the high clouds move in and it will be a cooler day tomorrow. temperature wise we will look for 70s toward san jose and 78 there. the peninsula mid to low 70s. only in the midto upper 50 tees coast. san francisco is 64 and the north bay will look for 74 for petaluma and sonoma 76. oakland 69. union city 74 and the interior east bay a bit cooler with 94. brentwood 85. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, tuesday could be the humid day and a better chance of a shower on tuesday. very isolated now. after that sunshine for thursday and friday and back to the 90s. >> not too much to worry about. >> thank you, leigh. >>> rick quan is here. >> you co

so incredible stuff across areas in arizona and even as far east as philadelphia. currently temperatures on the chilly side across the northern half of the country. take a look at cleveland. it's currently only 56 degrees out there. those people are waking up and it's still july, so you're waking up on the cool side. otherwise this afternoon low seventh 70s in cleveland. 90s in texas. and new york city, a high of 83. in terms of rain, we still could see isolated showers across the center of the country. today you're seeing the threat for severe storms again across parts of oklahoma, parts of kansas and even extreme northern parts of the texas panhandle. a lot of heavy rain is expected out here. that area shaded in purple is about 8 to 12 inches of rain just today into tomorrow. so flooding a huge concern out here across the center of the country, that includes kansas and tropics. pacific, we're talking tropical storm flossie. i know the name is a little strange, but this is a storm system that will produce a lot of heavy rain out here across hawaii and strong winds

as some shifts a little more toward the west, then part of far east bay locations could see thunderstorms. the models are a little weshy washy this -- wishy washy this evening. by 10:00 most of the bay area will clear out a bit. overnight lows tonight will pretty much all be in the 50s. the exception a few low 60s. further east bay and tomorrow morning we will start off with a dense overcast. and then poof back to just near the bay and the coast and the high clouds move in and it will be a cooler day tomorrow. temperature wise we will look for 70s toward san jose and 78 there. the peninsula mid to low 70s. only in the midto upper 50 tees coast. san francisco is 64 and the north bay will look for 74 for petaluma and sonoma 76. oakland 69. union city 74 and the interior east bay a bit cooler with 94. brentwood 85. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, tuesday could be the humid day and a better chance of a shower on tuesday. very isolated now. after that sunshine for thursday and friday and back to the 90s. >> not too much to worry about. >> thank you, leigh. >>> rick quan is here. >> you co

most markets in the far east rose to six week highs. hong kong finished the day up more than 2%. china's shanghai index gained almost 2%. investors are encouraged by records from china that the government will use rail way projects to cut huge stockpiles of cream, steel and other construction material. >>> take a look at the stocks. also, keep an eye on netflix. they reported revenue jumped 20% during the 2nd quarter of this year. netflix added 630,000 new video streaming subscriber, but that is not what investors were hoping for. netflix stocks set to open down about $7 a share. >> all right, pam. >>> time now 5:20. a bay area grocery chain filed for bankruptcy. what that means for customers and employees and how this company is already trying to restore confidence. >>> plus, why some san francisco markets could soon be selling healthier foods. >>> good morning. westbound 237 traffic looks pretty good as you drive through. we will tell you more about the morning commute and bay weather, coming up. . >>> welcome back. more than 100,000 people attended the bottle rock festival in

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highs in the 90s and far inland east bay, 90 in antioch. 66 in san francisco. check out half moon bay, you actually saw a little bit of clearing near here. temperatures bumped up to 59 degrees and 79 in santa rosa. clouds moving in around the bay bridge. it's 63 this hour in san jose. santa cruz, 61. this is from our mount tam cam. you can already see the low clouds and fog already unanswered over the ridge tops there. this is going to dry this further inland tonight. right now, santa rosa, 56 and 67 in livermore. mild there and los gatos, 65 degrees. here is a look at forecast highlights. we'll go with low clouds to move further inland tonight. monday and tuesday, a couple of warm days and then by mid week, cooldown will take place for the bay area. look at this fog forecast. 11:00 tonight, already moving inland over towards the bay and friday tomorrow morning, most of north bay will see low, dense overcast and going to hang around until 10:00 tomorrow morning. we should break out into sunshine. temperatures across the bay area, coolest in half moon bay, and w

east and thennin' 1937 stalin deported them to prisons in central asia in kazakhstan, where they set up communes there, and thennen in 1945, stalin then took a lot members of the community and brought them back to north korea, and it was really the soviet koreans that helped to establish this north korean regime, and so you have this reservoir of soviets -- loyal soviet citizens who can speak korean and also infiltrating into the indigenous communities that began to spring up. the americans on the other hand didn't have koreans who could speak english. so the problem for them was how do you govern a place without any people who you can communicate with? and so the only people that were able to fulfill that role were very elite, well-educated people, and many of them had collaborated with the japanese during the regime. the americanes also, when they came into the south, their main mission was not nation-building. they were thinking about demobilizing the japanese army. and so when general hodge came, he used many of the japanese officials, already in the south, because it was -- he w

. >> police say they have no suspects and no motives so far. >> two east bay men found guilty of gang raping a high school student almost four years ago. they were tried at the same time but with different juries. both men showed little expression when the vertds were read. peter and montano found guilty of rape in concert, sexual penetration in concert and oral copulation in concert. >> this is an important and appropriate outcome from peoples perspective. >> the young victim testified and was severely beaten during 2009 rape that went on several hours outside of a school dance. sentencing will take place next month. both face live in prison. >> university system selected first female president in the system. janet napolitano will lead nearly a quarter million students but the accountment come was great controversy. leanne? >> the issue of immigration made its way into the regent meeting today and as napolitano found out it's a sore issue among many students. the student regent was the only whoun voted against her appointment. >> okay. okay. >> uc students asked to be heard on at ktm

that staff the markets in the far east mostly closed with losses. japan nikkei was down 3.3%. the shanghai index lost more than 9.5%. it was up slightly across the board. investors may stay on the sidelines until the federal reserve wraps up its policy. that is expected to provide clues. right now futures are slightly down. >>> a labor rights group is accusing another supplier to apple of labor uses. pegatron withheld employee pay. apple says it's committed to providing safe and fair working conditions. it promises to investigate the charges. >>> time is 5:20. new details about a gun buy back event in contra costa county. when it will happen and what they will be offering instead of cash. >>> and a young cancer patient is getting some unique support. how the fun and health is coming from these dancers. >>> welcome back. time now 5:23. several strangers teamed up to save a young boy's life by dancing. there they are. yesterday participates just boogied at harlem nightclub in san francisco. this is part of a fundraiser for 12-year-old felix cover tines. eight years ago she under

most stocks in the far east ended their day with losses. ja and shanghai finished up slightly. checking in on wall street our futures point to a mixed opening here as well with a bit of a drop for the dow and s & p. a little bit of a gain for the nasdaq. you can see pretty par for the course. small moves in mixed markets here as well. this is the second day of the federal reserves policy meeting. many economists say fed chairman ben bernanke will not offer any major signals on interest rate policies when that meeting wraps up. that is because the dow sank more than 500 points in two days after they announced the fed was likely to end its bond buying program by next year. the last time. >> all right, pam. time now 5:20. a new development a child sex abuse scandal in walnut creek. tough new allegations by the outgoing city attorney against the city council. >>> and hawaii's program to save money on the homeless. the plan to shift the problem somewhere else. >>> the state of hawaii has come up with a way to reduce benefits for the homeless. hawaii is working on a program called re

far east around livermore. there you got sunshine. concord sunny and 57 degrees. santa rosa's got 54 you look toward the bay bridge you see a lot of overcast that is ushering in that cool air around the bay area this saturday morning. here's what's going to happen next, warm temperatures inland, usual low clouds along the shoreline and we'll stay stratus quo all week, the usual stratus clouds in the morning and clearing by the shoreline in the afternoon. giants playing the dodgers today, 4:15 p.m. we look for a breezy and cool baseball day for the giants, 63 degrees at game time. all you have to do is head up over to the bridge to the burn civic center at the county fair, 75 degrees, it'll be very pleasant up in san rafael. we'll start with mostly cloudy skies, some sun around the south bay, some around mountainview and patchy clouds inland. here's what's happening, that high pressure that had had been over the bay area for a week now weakens and heads east and that opens the door to that low pressure that has

east. then in 1937 stalin deported them to places in central asia, places like uzbekistan and kazakhstan where they set up communities they are in a 1945 stall and then took a lot of members of that community and gotten back to north korea. it was the koreans that help to established some of this proto- north korean regime. so we had this reservoir of soviets, loyal soviet citizens who could speak korean and also infiltrating into the indigenous peoples communities that began to spring up right after the liberation. the americans on the other hand, they didn't have koreans who could speak english so the problem for them is how do you, how do you govern a place without any people who you can communicate with? really the only people that were able to fulfill that role for the very elite well-educated people in any of them of course had collaborated with the japanese korean regime. the americans also when they came into the south, there mission was not nation-building. they were thinking about

you can probably give your ac a break today at least as far east of san jose and definitely give it a break thursday and friday. we gave you a break and we want you back. >> welcome folks. good to be with you. north 101 is the concern. around fair oaks off-ramp, there's a big rig on the right shoulder. it might be sticking out into your slow lane as you're reaching the split. we don't see any slowing yet approaching the area past the lawrence expressway. just a heads up you'll see flashing lights. that is one concern. also over as you're coming the the south bay, we saw a little slowing, creeping um to the upper 50s south of mission boulevard that just popped up. no incidents reported here. that usually clears over the next few minutes. we'll track that, though. a live look will show a nice flow of traffic, here is the southbound direction where we saw the slower sensors, you see good spacing. folks like this truck southbound, there are few cars so the slower truck has a bigger effect. west 580, a smooth drive out of the altamont pass. as you get toward livermore, pleasanton, dublin,

east as one of the. centers for my needs that. i've been convinced of the asia pacific region as hong kong and shanghai. right now and the decision to reduce the corporate taxes in the forest to make this easier but again nobody is thinking seriously both to transfer and crush into the not sure sure sure country when it's an idea it's a work in progress or you guys actually were not all make a subtle and i'm sure place. we will try to. do this but we are not. we are not trying to perth various financial services in so wholly in our east to make society in to. give us the. places convenient for investments i wonder what japan will say about that i think then japan will start cooperating with us even. islands and. from pragmatic point of view not a political point of view. going cause of the crew islands means putting money in. and trying to take quite away from from russia well here's another graph let's take a look at that this crap actually shows that western european countries generate more offshore we

house of representatives to the russian far east. his disclosures of sweeping u.s. surveillance and his continued presence outside moscow prompted a series of new warnings. the day's developments began with russian president vladimir putin at a military exercise in siberia, offering his most expansive comments to date on snowden. >> ( translated ): mr. snowden, as i understand it, never intended to stay here, in russia, forever. he has even said so himself. he is a young man, i even don't quite understand how he plans to live his life in the future. but it is his fate and his choice. >> brown: but putin insisted again those choices will not be allowed to harm relations with the u.s. >> ( translated ): bilateral relations, in my opinion, are far more important than squabbles about the activities of the secret services. >> brown: snowden formally applied yesterday, in a handwritten letter, for temporary asylum in russia. for now, he remains holed up at an airport outside moscow. and, despite putin's statement, an attorney for the former n.s.a. contractor said today he

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