i'm barbara sierra, you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program greek concessions are welcomed bringing hopes of a deal later this week to stop a default. >>> an u.n. report on last year's war in gaza says that both sides committed grave abuses which could amount to war crimes. the taliban launches a brazen attack on the afghan parliament as it meets to endorse a new defense minister. and russia's prime minister orders retall orders retaliatory measures after extensions made in the ukraine. >>> thank you for joining us. the al jazeera journalist detained in berlin at the request of the egyptian government has been released without charge after the german authorities reviewed his case. presenter ahmed mansour spent two days in custody. egypt had asked germany to extradite him but the state attorney general in berlin has ordered mansour's unconditional release. egypt sentenced mansour to 15 years in prison abstentia for allegations that he and al jazeera deny. >> i extend my banks and appreciation to the justice of germ

. >> hello there, i'm barbara sierra. you're watching al jazeera from london.lso coming up on the program "living in fear." why many in baghdad shia are afraid to leave their homes in an increasingly divided city. >>> pakistan said that it's ready to throw out more foreign aid groups after expelling save the children. >> what they have done is stop the

. >> hello there, i'm barbara sierra. you're watching al jazeera from london. also coming up on the program "living in fear." why many in baghdad shia are afraid to leave their homes in an increasingly divided city. >>> pakistan said that it's ready to throw out more foreign aid groups after expelling save the children. >> what they have done is stop the boats. >> australia's prime minister refuses to deny reports that the navy paid people smugglers to return to indonesia. >> but first there are deep concerns for the welfare of ten people taken hostage from tunisia's consulate in libya. all thought to be members. they'll all meet to try to deal with the crisis. it's describing the incident as a blatant attack on tunisian national sovereignty and flagrant violation of international laws. the prime minister said that he's keeping a close eye on the situation. >> we're closely following the kidnapping of some tunisians. a crisis committee has been form and they're trying to look closely into the events. the outcome of the investigation will be announced in due cou

i'm barbara sierra, you're watching al jazeera live from london.also coming up on the program greek concessions are welcomed bringing hopes of a deal later this week to stop a default. >>> an u.n. report on last year's war in gaza says that both sides committed grave abuses which could amount to war crimes. the

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sierra. possibility of thunderstorms 55- mile-an-hour wind gusts 90- degree temperatures low humidity. all adds up to a high fire threat. and it's raining in santa barbara. low pressure that's spinning abeam san francisco is pulling up all the high clouds you can see over us right now. and there's a few light showers that fell in santa barbara over the last 60 minutes. not a big deal. but you can see that there's a good deal of this moisture with the low spinning here, you see the circulation here? and it's bringing up all of this subtropical fetch into california and as it does, a few showers down south. for us we are getting this. the high clouds which are pretty much in evidence above san bruno mountain. temperatures 72 degrees. san francisco 69. in san jose 78. warm inland but numbers collapsed about 15 degrees today for most inland locations about 12 degrees lower in santa rosa. as we get the cool see breeze and less sunshine because of the high clouds, but because of the south easerly flow that's where the thunderstorm threat is coming over the next 28 to 46 hours or so. relatively mild through sunday though. the sea breeze reestablishes itself an

barbara. that's it right there coming in. we'll get drizzle on thursday. it goes south. here comes the moisture up towards southern california. the sierranorthern california. it looks close for us. >> i think starting friday. it will be a close call here. i think especially on sunday. there will be plenty going on up in the mountains. be advised. there will be a lot of rain down the four corners. but a lot of has to come together. but there are already signs that that might happen. low clouds, fog, then sunny and warm here. afternoon breeze. it's a westerly breeze. temperatures near normal average to slightly above. 60s, 70s and low 80s. no sign of any big warmup. that's for sure. 60s, 70s, coast and bay and then upper 70s, low 80s inland. the temperatures are near where they should be. a little bit above for coast and bay. they should be 65 for san francisco. we'll go 68. 70s on the peninsula, including redwood city. low clouds back on wednesday and then sunny and then a cool down on thursday. it looks like a lot of cloud cover flirting with us. friday into the weekend. those will be high and mid- level cloud. >> i know it's not that u

barbara. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri with the nba finals tonight. a nice night in oakland with 63 and sunshine mixing in. we are tracking thunderstorms across the sierra. we'll let you know about a slight chance in the bay area. >>> new at 6:00 san francisco's da and the city police chief are at odds under untested rape kits. the da wants grant money to test kits sitting in is storage for a dozen years. right now 1100 untested rape kits all before 2003. the district attorney's office is looking for $2 million to test it but won't be getting it. mark mathews joins us from outside the hall of justice. what's the issue? >> well the issue is these old rape kits. they're more than a dozen years old. all pre-2003. there are 1100 of them. and there were two grants the city could have applied for that had the potential of clearing up the backlog. >>> the grant applications for clearing up old rape kits needed to have the police department on board. >> when i asked our crime lab, hey, what about going for this grant, they simply said we're not ready. >> the chief says his lab is undergoing an audit after a lab tech and supervisor failed a dna proficiency exami