sea doesn't it. well of course it does and i think an independent scotland would certainly be economically viable but i think the why do arguments for why the u.k. for why the rest of the you can't scotland are better off together outweigh the arguments put forward by the nationalist side it's an economic argument isn't it surely from london it simply doesn't want to lose that one and a half million pounds worth of north sea oil and gas. why do i wouldn't reduce it just to just to an economic issue i think that the cultural and social ties between scotland and england and the rest of the rest of the u.k. are incredibly vital and important part of our history and i think we i think you know that something will be diminished we're scotland to become an independent country i think it's quite sensible to devolve greater powers to scotland in the future but i didn't see the need for it to become an entirely separate country with its own army its own foreign policy its own embassies and so on well you talk

and flips over and over, plunging down the steep cliff toward the north sea. >> translator: i was sure he was dead, after falling and rolling over for 60 meters. i started shaking. >> rescue workers find the driver's body in the devastating wreckage thrown outside his truck. but he's alive. his fall is cushioned by his truck's load of salmon and ice. he escaped with two collapsed lungs, a broken arm, finger and collar bone. >>> on the other side of the north sea, england's roads are much tamer, but driving can be just as dangerous. >> oh! >> jack and his son raj depend on cars to make their living, installing custom exhausts in their shop minutes from london's heathrow airport. they never dreamed they would end up using their car to chase down a hit-and-run driver. january 19, 2011. just before 10:00 a.m. jack and raj are on their usual commute to work, when they notice a red mercedes driving recklessly. >> stupid driving. that's stupid driving. >> what caught our attention immediately was the fact that driver decided to break the law by just barging in front of us in the first place.

questions still remain over scotland's currency if use of welfare and pensions and over the role of north sea oil as well the rally today marking one year to go and of course we'll be bringing you all the latest from that throughout the day meanwhile the british government and unionists have no shortage of reasons as to why scotland should stay amongst them is the only human but the north of a small country simply wouldn't be able to make it on its own oil or not but i'd rather see. our kingdom u.k. political blown finds that argument insulting. goldman's got the same population is denmark about this big country than norway in fact if you look at a list of countries by population in the world scotland is right in the middle it's the same size as the median country so and the idea that a normal sized country can't survive is insulting to all those other smaller countries who do you very well and certainly i mean obvious the candy very well it's a very very rich country for the richest country on earth ok after and i don't see any good reason to see why scotland couldn't make it like denmar

those are shared with the whole industry across the whole of the north sea and beyond. >> order. questions to the prime minister. >> question number one, mr. speaker. >> prime minister? thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, today marks the 12 members of the tragic terrorist attack on new york's twin towers. i'm sure the whole house will wish to join in sending our condolences to all those who are affected by this aborted attk including the families of the 67 british citizens who lost their lives. these terrorists seek to divide us but they don't understand their actions only make us more determined and more united in our resolve to defeat them. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall havfurther such meetings later today. >> i'm sure the whole house will wish to associate himself with the prime minister's comments on this anniversary. we ar are hauntedof its images y see. millions needing a day, children dying. i thank the prime minister for his leadership at the g20. will h now prepare a c

sea oil as well the rally today marking one year to go and of course we'll be bringing you all the latest from that throughout the day and of the norm they sure will be joined live later this hour by adam iran . co-editor of the hour i can. do stay with us for that but i will be back with more news for you a very short break. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. this is coming to life for most let's move on now germans had to the polls tomorrow to vote in a parliamentary election that looks like a foregone conclusion chancellor merkel is almost certain to remain in power despite a growing discontent with their wording party's policies and as a result of a found out declining wages and growing inequality are among the things germans are most concerned about. it's billed as europe's economic success story but german voters feel the country is split between the haves and the have nots germans are rich yeah ten percent of germans are they own a boat fifty to sixty percent of all the capital and the gap is getting bigger and our society is divided there are pl

sea oil would play all of those things will get clarification to that chunk of the population that is as yet still undecided as we said this march one year to go to scotland will be asked to have that yes no vote everything to play for. independence. the british government and unionists have no shortage of reasons as to why scotland should stay among them is the argument that the north as a small country simply wouldn't be able to make it on its own oil or not but adam ramsey he's coeditor of the political blog find that argument insulting. the same population. is big country the no way in fact if you look at a list of countries population in the world is the same size as the median country so the idea that a normal sized country can survive is insulting to those of a smaller countries who do very well and certainly i mean obviously can do very well it's a very very rich country or richest country on earth and i don't see any good reason to see why scotland can make it like. george eaton he's editor of the staggers blog at the new statesman is against the independence bid and he tells

sea oil will. if occasion. it is as yet still undecided as we said this march one year to go to scotland will be asked to have that yes no vote everything to play for votes if they. show their support for the independent meanwhile the british government and union is have no shortage of reasons as to why scotland should stay under one stone is the argument that the north is a small country simply wouldn't be able to make it on its own oil or not but i don't run see to sell the our kingdom u.k. political blog finds that argument insulting goldman's got the same population is then more about this big country the norway in fact if you look at a list of countries by population in the world scotland is right in the middle it's the same size as the median country so i mean the idea that a normal sized country can't survive is insulting to all those other smaller countries who do very well and certainly i mean obviously can be very well it's a very very rich countries for the richest country on earth clear

to peacefully protest against the oil drilling in the north seas and their actions had no nothing illegal about them but we do know at the moment that the arctic sunrise vessel was told to the bay of the city in the north of russia and the crew is on board as well as the activists are on board the ship and they're not allowed to leave the ship until the all the investigative procedures have been completed now obviously the organization is not a stranger to controversy we've seen over the years that sometimes there are peaceful protest involved unlawful means actions in two thousand and six the very same ship the arctic sunrise try to ram a japanese fishing boat which the greenpeace organization described as the protest against whaling we also have seen several sit ins when the greenpeace activist block the entrance to different ministries ecological ministries and different governmental bodies across the planet not letting the employees inside and we've also seen over the years how the greenpeace activists have been breaching the perimeters of different nuclear power stations across the p

rich north sea from damascus in syria. one hundred thousand syrians have left the country since the united states and its allies pronounced that it may attack in all an astounding two million people have fled since the conflict began the un is warning that the situation is now a humanitarian calamity with about half of those displaced being children the chief destinations are countries near syria including turkey jordan iraq and egypt but they're all under severe stress to deal with this influx inside syria four million people have become internally displaced fleeing the fighting any way they can r.t. contributor of humor tansey says the war rhetoric is further exacerbating the flight the plight of the refugees when one looks at the number of american destroyers the number of missiles missiles the cost of all of that historians in the future will be saying why when there was a peace deal on the table to be discussed in geneva did obama destroy and torpedo the peace deal and leave the plight of the refugees to get worse and

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questions still remain over scotland's currency if use of welfare and pensions and over the role of north sea oil as well the rally today marking one year to go and of course we'll be bringing you all the latest from that throughout the day. the move for separation has been met with sharp criticism from the u.k. government the prime minister has warned of the dire economic consequences for scots but part cane from the yes scotland campaign group says that scan mongering. you know if you tickle we all will and gas in the scotia column it's an obviously well performing european economy. the economy is doing extremely well in fact you know i'm sure many countries many small countries in the world would love to have the problem of volatility of oil and gas reserves saw and nor we would be a pair to economy i mean three of the top universities in the world based in scotland the edinburgh is one of the top twenty there's a huge sector bio science there's a great advantages and and food in textiles is a modern developed economy scorn which is one of the reasons why independence is so attractive

to peacefully protest against the oil drilling in the north seas and their actions had no nothing illegal about them but we do know at the moment that the arctic sunrise vessel was told to the bay of the city in the north of russia and the crew is on board as well as the activists are on board the ship and they're not allowed to leave the ship until the all the investigative procedures have been completed now obviously the greenpeace organization is not a stranger to controversy we've seen over the years that sometimes there are peaceful protest involved unlawful means actions in two thousand and six the very same ship the arctic sunrise try to ram a japanese fishing boat which the greenpeace organization described as the protest against whaling we also have seen several sit ins when the greenpeace activist block the entrance to different ministries ecological ministries and different governmental bodies across the planet not letting the employees inside and we've also seen over the years how the greenpeace activists have been breaching the perimeters of different nuclear power stations a

sea oil would play all of those things. well i got karratha case should be that some of the population that is as yet still undecided as we said this march one year to go to school there will be all still have that yes no vote everything to play for a bit today sounds in to people vote setting out say that support the independent. of course there's much more ahead for you here and i'll say including predictions for the upcoming german general election after a very short break to stay with us. choose your language. call if we could with any federal system still some. choose good sense to. choose to use the great to. choose the stories but if you. choose to accept. this is welcome bot chancellor angela merkel looks set to win a set when germans go to the polls for a parliamentary election on sunday germany has largely mohnish to dawlish the economic problems that have crippled a number of its a european a but is that many of its citizens are better at a decline in pastoral spending power and a rise in in secure upon a time wh

sea oil as well the rally today marking one year to go and of course we'll be bringing you all the latest from that throughout the day meanwhile the british government and unionists have no shortage of reasons as to why scotland should stay and amongst them is the only game and that the north is a small country simply wouldn't be able to make it on its own oil or not but out of romsey just sell the our kingdom u.k. political blog finds that argument insulting. goldman's got the same population is denmark about big country the norway in fact if you look at a list of countries by population in the world scotland is right in the middle it's the same size as the median country so i mean the idea that a normal sized country can't survive is insulting to all those other smaller countries who do very well and certainly i mean obviously candy very well it's a very very rich country or the richest country on earth capita and i don't see any good reason to see why scotland couldn't make it like denmark. major bosses in germany are making their final pitch for votes about chancellor merkel is a sure

sea oil would play all of those things will get karratha cation to that chunk of the population that is as yet still undecided as we said this march one year to go to scotland will be asked to have that yes no vote everything to play for a bit today. showed their support independence. the british government and unionists have no shortage of reasons as to why scotland should stay among them is the argument that the north as a small country simply wouldn't be able to make it on its own or an old lot but i don't ramsey he's coeditor of the kingdom u.k. political blog he finds that argument insulting. the same population. is pretty country the no way in fact if you look at a list of countries population in the world is right in the middle it's the same size as the median country so idea that a normal sized country can survive is in so think. of a smaller countries very well and certainly i mean obviously this can be very well it's a very very rich countries for the richest countries on earth and i don't see any good reason to see one make it like denmark. george eaton editor of the stagg

that's a we just got it from th north sea. it would not matter much. we displace the customers and then buy from the saudis. the idea is that our actions somehow enrich them beyond what otherwise would be is simply not true. >> unless you actually are usin another fuel in the mix. this is the point. you guys like consumers to have a say. this i know. sit-down. this requires the government saying we would like the consumer to have skills. this is an important point. what has happened here is thank to the mandate in brazil we hav seen of manufacturers as catche making cars that can hughes alcohol based fuels. they just don't market and the y in our country. >> they want as long as there are exclusively configured to use gasoline. if and when you don't need to mandate it. >> is the cheapest fuel available. you're right about one thing. compressed natural gas, the problem as you understand that it would take hundreds of billions of dollars to invest i the infrastructure necessary to get from gas stations to delivery pipelines. the reason you don't make tha

. >> a reminder for all the heavy engineering and the high-tech industry in the north sea. it's at the heart of people's business and family and friends of victims and those that travel every week offshore need to be reassured they are always being done to ensure their safety. will he meet with us to see what can be done to ensure that the lessons learned from these tragedies are learned quickly so the people can be reassured safety operations the? >> i would say to my honorable friend that he like many others on both sides of this house have from in years campaigned on safety issues in the north sea and we are committed to the highest possible standards. of course, we want to see what the lessons are that are learned from this tragedy, make sure those are shared with the whole industry across the whole of the north sea and beyond. >> order. questions to the prime minister. >> question number one, mr. speaker. >> prime minister? >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, today marks the 12 members of the tragic terrorist attack on new york's twin towers. i'm sure the whole hou

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low pressure to the north and a sea bread headed into friday and the great basin high returns and that is why it will be so warm everywhere this weekend. friday and saturday, away from the coast in the 90's to triple digits in the east bay and hit the mid-90's inland and upper 80's on sunday, and we will see cooling at the coast and monday and tuesday back to a temperatures. the first flare-up of temperatures is on the way on monday. >> big announcement on "good morning america" today and we will introduce you to at humana, our medicare agents sit down with you and ask. hanging out with this guy. he's just the love of my life. [ male announcer ] getting to know you is how we help you choose the humana medicare plan that works best for you. mi familia. ♪ [ male announcer ] we want to help you achieve your best health, so you can keep doing the things that are important to you. keeping up with them. i love it! [ male announcer ] helping you -- now that's what's important to us. >> coming up at 4:00, a young man's close call with a surfboard on a highway right through the windshield. yo

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the sea breeze off to an early start. it's going to increase for the afternoon and we'll see those onshore winds pull in low clouds. some rain producing clouds showing up, possibly as early as late this afternoon and evening. north of the golden gate and this will push into the south bay by tomorrow morning. so today's highs no 90s on the board, mainly 60s and 70s across the bay area. 78 in san jose. low 80s south of downtown, 60s for san francisco. that's a drop from near 80 yesterday. 72 today in oakland. so a cooler finish to the work week. all leading up to the chance of scattered showers across the bay temperatures. we'll see the winds pick up, temperatures mild to finish the weekend. >> we're looking to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's friday. we have the metering lights on thefrmt turned on a half hour later than the other four days this week so a lighter and later build to the commute. we see the lanes to the right and next to the hov lanes showing a light backup. we'll show you the maps. we see no problem, a littl

they were sailing north toward the east china sea. the frigettes did not enter japanese waters. japanese authorities say the ships were probably returning from a drill in the pacific. they base this assessment on sighting of the same vessels heading south in the area two weeks ago. >>> a suspected unmanned aircraft was spotted flying near japan's air space above the east china sea on monday. japan's defense ministry said the aircraft was flying near the senkaku islands, it crossed the bimedian line, halfway between japan and china but did not enter japanese air space. the aircraft then moved in the direction of mainland china. ministry officials say there appeared to be no cockpit on the plane. if confirmed, this would be the first appearance of a drone in this area on record. the ministry says it will analyze photos of the aircraft to identify its nationality. the reporters were told the defense minister made the disclosure as it was a highly unusual incident. >> translator: we will continue to closely monitor the waters and air space around the senkaku islands in the east chin

arabian sea. so it really is quite the turn of events that it should be foreign policy and syria in particular that may offer republicans their best chance of injuring this president, perhaps even inflicting a fatal wound. because they know that if his red line means nothing in practice, then the world will treat this nation's future protestantations with scorn. it will mean that any warnings to iran about its nuclear ambitions will be treated like a dog with all bark and no bite. as one writer put it at the weekend, american foreign policy will be in the hands of a president whose promises will ring consistently hollow, and whose ability to make good on his strategic commitments will be very much in doubt. if that happens, it will be congratulations to the republicans, but come missrations to the nation. we'll be right back. la's known definitely for its traffic, congestion, for the smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the buses are running on natural gas, they d

aasian sea. >> i was just going to say as you mentioned that martin, the other component of what you see on the right is envy. they rallied around george w. bush at a time when his foreign policy was 100% wrong. diverted the united states -- out of afghanistan. >> bogus evidence. >> and full of lies that that administration and that those media figures helped to sell to the american people. a false case. we're going to have the anniversary of 9/11 tomorrow. they used and essentially pimped the feelings and the emotions and the gravity of a situation like that, the pain that americans felt and, used that to divert us into a war of choice we did not have to fight that had nothing to do with 9/11. it was completely based on falsehoods. and now the envy that this president, the arab spring, you have seen dictators fall under this president without putting boots on the ground, osama bin laden captured. his foreign policy has been a success. theirs, collective failure and envy. >> they may be filled with hatred but there was a moment of unity in washington today, an emotional gathering ins

sea breeze strong. that will continue to be the case at least through tomorrow, before it backs off. temperatures start to climb up moving into the weekend. oakland a's take on the rangers. you'll see the game time after noon. should be gorgeous for baseball. and or an a's win to get back newspaper first place. weather system here passing by to the north. it will not bring us rain but reinforce onshore winds. strong sea breeze, heat held in check for the next two days. high pressure back towards california, 70s and 80s towards the coast. there's the place to escape the heat. inland, all weekend, 90s in our valleys. patches of low clouds coming back to the seashore. as we head into tomorrow morning, we'll look at temperatures around the south bay. close to 80 in san jose. low to mid-80s around the tri-valley. and temperatures back towards san francisco in the upper 60s. mid-70s near oakland. low 80s in the north bay. temperatures are looking comfortable. they may drop tomorrow. look at friday. that's alm

into livermore a weather system passing by to the north that's going to strengthen the sea breeze. for the next two days, mild temperatures before high pressure starts to build back towards the bay area. that's going to allow temperatures jump up starting friday. -- 68 san francisco. next few day comfortable. next two days. and then the heat cranks up inland. 90s for the valley starting friday. upper 90s saturday. low 90s into the beginning of next week. >> talking about what you spoke about for the north bay, first start in the bay bridge toll plaza and the backup. backup we see the cash lanes are the issue. that's typical. we should see metering lights turned on in the next 10 to 15 minutes. yesterday turned around about now, after this report. watch for the same. keeping metering lights looks like slower to keep traffic on the bridge lighter. we'll watch the east shore freeway and the approach. east shore freeway moves smoothly. slowing toward the berkeley curve below 16 miles per hour. watch for a similar but lighter flow of traffic. earlier fire on the side of the freeway has

sea breeze strong through fairfield. for the rest of the area winds picking up as the system passes by to the north tossing high clouds around sunset. it's going to keep temperatures mild today. perhaps even cooler come tomorrow before things heat up for the weekend. 68 in san francisco. 84 concord. near 80 in san jose mid-70s for oakland into fremont. mild temperatures next two days. friday, notice heat arriving in the bay area. mid 90s inland by friday. now upper 90s in the valleys for saturday. hang on to 90-degree temperatures inland into the beginning of next week. >> looking here toward that new span of the bay bridge. i want you to look toward the right side of your screen. making that bend, you get underneath those beautiful new cables and the lit up cables, it was beautiful as he drove under the canopy. there's more slowing around the bend at the top of the incline. no more s-curve but it's a beautiful, new view. sort of distracted drivers. look out for new byes. here as well toward the bay bridge toll plaza. sl

you'll have a sea breeze mid-60s north bay you're going to see temperatures 60s coastside but not a lot of change for the rest of the region in the 80s. 85 santa rosa. 71 sausalito. sunshine in the east bay. inland spots a little bit above average. 84 pleasanton. a look at the accu-weather forecast we'll feature summer heat friday. we'll see warming mid-70s coastside. mid-90s inland turning up heat more by saturday, sunday. upper 90s inland. mid 70 as long the coast. temperatures backing off a little bit monday. tuesday, wednesday back down to average. we'll have to wait and get ready to cook. >> yes this is unusually warm beach weather. >> yes we're going to enjoy the beach at least. >> september, then, chris cal stall? >> we can't go that far. >> i can tell thu much. san francisco oakland september tends to be warmest month of the year for san jose third warmest of the year this, is typical around this time of the year. we'll feel heat here. >> thank you. >> just ahead moving tribute unveiled today for a sailor kip kiled preparing for america's cup. >> new at 6:00 a remarkable 3 d gam

. >> ifill: next, we head north to the arctic sea. thanks to climate change, there are now new waters to discover there. melting ice has opened new routes for ships, and raised concerns about safety for maritime traffic in uncharted territory. newshour producer april brown reports part two of our series, "arctic thaw." >> reporter: the vivid blue of the many glaciers in prince william sound captivate tourists from all over the world. but they are slowly shrinking. >> we're back here, you know, about five months out of the year every day, so we're watching these glaciers break off, move back, and we're seeing the change daily and yearly. >> reporter: cody hanna captains the "klondike express" tour boat. he says the melting glaciers create more navigable water. >> barry glacier probably being one of the fastest-receding glaciers here in the sound, and i believe, from what i've been told and the pictures i've seen of 2003 until now, we're over a mile back. that's a lot of water. >> reporter: off the north slope of alaska, rapid ice melti

through south carolina and thath storm system will become more well organized as it pushes out to' sea at north carolina but it's going to help drag that cloud cover, we should turn more and more sunny during the coursg of the day, and once again highi pressure off to the north will keep things nice and dry, not only today but friday into theth weekend looks fan as tick. 76 today, sunshine, winds out ou east at 5, once again we will bw dealing with cloud cover first half of the day and things will get gradually better. there's at cue weather seven-day forecast. we keep 70s in the forecast. amazing how the pattern has been so quiet, and so easy to forecast, look at this mid-70s for the next seven days. overnight lows in the 50s. 50s. >> slow and steady, that is theh way i like to describe it. >> it's perfect. >> yeah, beautiful. >> hello, hello,. >>> good morning to you. m good morning,orni everybody, yo, know what it's time for, too-too doo-doo ♪ ♪ >> because we got a note from somebody yesterday, you know what the whole too-too doo-doo thing really gets a lot of attention. yesterd

is increasing our sea breeze winds this afternoon. the 6:00 hour mainly self apache to the north that it will not lift too much blood in o'clock hour per it even by tanned it will hang over livermore valley. so tomorrow and the south it will be in the low seventies cooler than today also about five degrees cooler for inland valleys. 79 for concord in 84 livermore with the upper 60s for the most part east bayshore spirit also 70 degrees in oakland. at a little warmer for the north bay because you're expecting more sunshine today. cooler tomorrow but much warmer from wednesday and thursday and then we have of the exchange thursday and friday. with a chance of rain will keep you posted. >> pam: less then 24 hours ago. the raiders were playing at the coliseum. now in just a few hours. the a's will take the field. as kron four's terisa estacio shows us. there is a lot that goes into making that transition happen >> reporter: here at the coliseum on hundred people are working now on the change over. so there is a lot to do with all of the s

also, we should be stopping north korean traders on the high seas. they sell weapons and by them. we can stop them because we have the right to do that. there are a number of these things where we need to constrict the north korean regime, do a better job of cutting them off in the global financial system mantling china that they have to get out of the picture because the north koreans can do this forever if the chinese to support them. melissa: to a better job. they seem like they are fairly isolated right now. >> well, there are isolated to a relative extent, but they have been able to use chinese banks, continued to do that after they're work cut off from the bush administration. they have north korean diplomats ferrying cash around and their suitcase which is an example of how well we have done some things, but they found new routes into the global financial system since then. melissa: it makes it feel like all the rest of the things we have talked about. a lost cause. >> not if we pay attention. the north koreans, one of the weakest states on earth. we are the most powerful n

it all has to do with the wind flow and as high pressure builds in to the north of us, no sea breeze, no on shore push, it's just the opposite. down sloping winds, compressional heating as the air warms as it desends. it's flowing from the land to the sea in the opposite direction. we are talking very, very warmed to. look how long it will last as we look at oakland today, tomorrow and into monday. you will notice not much relief. very warm. by tuesday into the low 80s. upper 70s for the rest of the work week into next weekend. in livermore close to 100 degrees today and tomorrow. but by tuesday dropping about 5 crease, back into the 80s wins derek thursday and friday and into next weekend it should be pretty nice out there. south bay numbers look like this. 93 sunnyvale, 97 morgan hill. we are talking 80 half moon bay. in san francisco today 86 trees. 80 in the sunset district. 95 in napa. near east bay that day game, oakland, 90 degrees. union city just as warm. you head inland, look at that 99 in pleasanton. 100 in livermore. the look ahead, no change tomorrow and monday. then the

mid-80s for fairfield and low 80s over parts of the north bay. the afternoon sea breeze blowing. i'm seeing it through the delta already this morning. i will have a better look at your afternoon highs. in the extended forecast, a big warmup. let's look at the traffic with sal. good morning. >> good morning, rosemary. the traffic is doing well. a lot of people will be excited to drive across into the city. we will have some of the same backups as with the old bridge. we will have a lot of people coming back after labor day and getting into the city. there may be more people that want to drive today just to be up there on that bridge. we will see what happens. this is a look at the bridge right now. it is light. traffic is moving along nicely. chp will be citing drivers who go over the 50 miles per hour speed limit. looking good to concord. traffic moving well. 680 traffic looks good from walnut creek. let's go back to the desk. >> years in the making but drivers are official owe going over the new span of the bay bridge. we have team coverage of the opening this morning. >> first,

high pressure to the north bringing in the downsloping winds flowing from land to sea and the air is compressing very close to the surface near the sea level and that's why temperatures near the coast tomorrow will definitely start to heat up. here is a trend, for example, tomorrow, oakland, 87. we'll warm it up even more on monday to 88 degrees. and then the trend will be much cooler on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. the next two days will be hot and then things will start to come on down. by the way, if you're going to the mountain view art and wine festival tomorrow, it's going to be hot. by 3:00, temperatures climbing into the low 90s. and it's going to stay quite mild there even after the 6:00 time frame. overnight temperatures, mild and overnight lows in the mid-to upper 60s inland and even in the north bay where some of that heat will stay with you throughout the evening. highs tomorrow will go with 100 for antioch, 102 for livermore. 78 for san francisco. 96 for fremont and we'll look for 97 in morgan hill. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. a couple more days of hea

stretching into the north bay we have highway 101. fog will continue through the 8:00 hour. fog will lift and stay tomorrow. i don't think we will see much clearing. the sea breeze winds will be double. tomorrow 50s and 60s. 60 in san mateo. concord and pleasanton. into the afternoon temperatures cooling in the south bay. still in the low 90s in campbell. 86 in san jose. inland valleys not much cooling, still in antioch. a little cooler in richmond. the fog will be sitting there into the morning. 64 in ocean beach and still in the 90s through the north bay. a little cooler. that cooling is inside bay shores. the marine influence will make its way to the valley. wednesday as well, temperatures will bound a couple degrees. >>> finally a win for team usa america's cub. i got to ride on the chase boat. it was wet and wild. they were ripping on the bay. that was yesterday. a couple of tough losses for the kiwis. new zealand sprinted to win race number 4. the first victory of e regatta for oracle. we were routing for the home team. >>> colin kaepernick has a career high. the highl

port's historic sea wall, about four mails from the park in the north to pier 15 in the south as shown in the slide it is located below the sidewalk in front of the port's pier and wharf, the sea wall is one of the most important structures along the city's eastern boundary and within the 7 and a half miles of the port jurisdiction. it provides a structural support to the joining land mass, which in terms supports a large infrastructure, and belonging to the port, and other local agencies such as muni sfpuc and bart. >> on the wall it provides flood protection to the eastern portion of the city which includes the financial district, and with this intro, i would like to turn it over and after his presentation, i will go over it again for the issues. >> thank you, oday. >> good afternoon, commissioners and executive director. and i am joe rashay the structural engineer for the port of san francisco and i will now continue with the sea wall presentation. today's water front edge where the city meets the bay is very different from the city shore line in 1863. which in turn was quite differ

come from the land to the sea. and that wipes out the fog, the onshore push, and we are just heating up as the air descends from the higher elevations. we are talking about mid-90s not only here but from chico. it will feel like we are in the valley today. 95 in the yosemite. hazy in the norther syria today. hot down south as well. elsewhere across the bay, looking at temperatures around 80 today half moon bay, 86 in san francisco with 91 in fremont, 100 in livermore. look at the mid-90s from santa rosa to napa. 97 in morgan hill and even at the beach in santa cruz it's going to be 91 degrees. if you are headed to the mountain view art and wine festival today, starting out it's already going to be in the 70s, then the mid-80s. afternoon high of 91. very hot. we talked about the games today across the bay. the day game today in oakland with highs around 90 degrees, 4:00. but as you head toward the stadium it's already going to be in the 80s. tonight it's going to feel pretty good at&t park where temperatures will be

the patrols have also been trying to identify any suspicious vessels and submarines in the east china sea inkplcluding the areas arou the islands. >>> north korea has stopped cruises to an area and the cancellation deals a blow for the quest for hard foreign currency. on a singapore registered ship equipped with a hotel and casino began in may. it sailed from the economic zone. it had been at a port since february. sources familiar with the china and north korea relations say a fall in the number of chinese tourists led to the cancellation. they imposed restrictions on sight seeing tours to the neither in april because of rising problems in the north of korea. sources exclusively told nhk that the ship returned to singapore in early september. the north state-run media has not reported the cancellation, apparently, to avoid damaging efforts by leader kim jong un and they recall on south korea to resume the tours. analystses say this will make up for the drop in chinese visitors. >>> pakistan will release the highest-ranking impritzed taliban member. the government of neighboring afghanist

not much after sea breeze now, that will change around mid afternoon. for the wind forecast, 10 to 20-mile-per-hour winds and by the time we pass 3:00 we'll probably stay above 20 miles per ho hour. 70s, a's versus twins. we've got clear skies now, this time tomorrow morning will be different. as we look at the lou clouds spill inland for the morning so one thing, we get that cloud blanket to move for the morning tomorrow. for the weekend rain producing clouds dropping in out of the gulf of alaska. a chance of early almost fall-like raindrops. especially for the north bay. jumping to friday, the saturday morning starting off in the north bay, through the rest of midday saturday, a chance of scattered showers across the rest of the bay area. you can see our temperatures will be dropping by the time we get to saturday f. you like summer temperatures today is the day to enjoy the outdoors. closer to 90 in the warmest spots in values for the afternoon. 70s around lunch time. 3:00, as the sea breeze temperatures will cool around into the evening and cool eve

maybe upper 40s in the wind sheltered valleys of the north way. turning cooler as the sea breeze fires up. tomorrow will be the warmest day. then broez zi and cooler condition conditions. know showers to the sierra. it's fall now. a. >> thanks, rob. with the rain this weekend, the mostly indoor harvest festival was a big draw. >> we had rain yesterday, but it kind of brothers me inside. we get into that mode. so yeah. >> seriously? holiday shopping? that one just in time for the holidays. back in a moment. >> housing is red hot in the bay area. what's best for you? renting or buying? so how do you figure that out? well, turns out there's an app for that. we have a first look. >> here in the may be area, it's an ongoing debate. rent or buy? with housing prices and sales as hot as they've been in nearly a decade, this app from san francisco's trulia might be a good place to start. it will give you a sliding scale to help you make a decision. >> an individual situation might impact how much of a down payment they put down, which then affects obviousl

a bit cooler in the north bay. you need a jacket if you head your kids off to school in the morning in the north bay. we have the sea breeze southwest at 17 into fairfield. west winds moving into livermore. that is one of the reasons we see mild temperatures before things heat up approaching the weekend. now the rain-producing clouds, hour by hour for temperatures from 9:00 until lunch time you are starting to see 80s popping up towards the east bayxd valle. upper 70s closer to san jose. one of the cooler days we see over the next seven because beginning friday now you have 90s coming back into the forecast. by the weekend mid to upper 90s saturday and sunday. a gorgeous time to head out to the beach where you see 70s and 80s awaiting you there for the upcoming weekend. >> we have our chopper overhead and this is a backup coming off of the maze. it is open and moving smoothly for business. this is coming off of the maze west 580 and interstate 880. this is the big backup that is there. look at the shot of the east

russia says the targets fell in the sea. >> basketball hall of famer rodman is back in north korea this morning. he wants to see his friend kim jong-un. he says he is planning a five-day visit as a friendly gesture calling kim jong-un "the marshall." >> this is not to be a dip 3459 -- diplomat but a friend of the mar shell and the country of north korea and show people that we as americans can get along with north korea. >> despite media reports he is not trying to gain the release of korean american who has been jailed since late last year. the trip is sponsored by an irish gaming operation. >> microsoft is buying nokia cell phone business to catch up in the mobile market. the deal gives microsoft access to their patents and 32,000 employees including the c.e.o. who could become a candidate for microsoft c.e.o. with the deal closing next year. >> meet obligation mike nicco is ahead with the trust. >> the fall weekends with sunshine and warmth at the coast...it is fall. it is here. we have 100's coming this weekend so enjoy the wonderful weather because it will get tremendously hotter i

to the northwest of syria, the mediterranean sea. to the north, turkey. to the east, iraq. to the south, jordan. to the southwest, you have israel and due west, you've got lebanon. the syrian population is extremely diverse, but most syrians are ethnic arab and the majority of arab syrians, about 70% are sunni muslims. most are sunni. president bashar al-assad and most of the leadership are mostly allowism tes who re precept about 12 percent of the population. so they became a minority controlling the majority and they rule with an iron fist. in terms, the allowism tes could be slaughtered if they win the syria war and assad loses power. as you can see from the map, the reynolds they control, mostly northern syria, red, the syrian government but there are some areas near the cities where there is some rebel support, particularly, for example, to the south and east of damascus. this is where the chemical attack happened a few weeks ago killing more than 1400 civilians. >> david, can we go back and look at the steps of history that the built up to syria's civil war >> in the