brent, we just talked a lot about the fund-raising prowess of rick perry. but what else does he bring to the table? >> he brings a lot of credibility with fellow republican governors. they know him well and they like him. he also brings a degree of confidence. you see some of these other candidates, except for michele bachmann, struggling to gain that confidence on stage. i don't think we have any problem there when it comes to rick perry. so i think he shakes up the field, it's fascinating that he's choosing to make this announcement today and will be interesting to see how it plays out tomorrow. >> people are going to be looking, as they were when barack obama was elected, for someone very different than barack obama. you could make the argument that rick perry is a lot different than the man in the white house right now. >> you know, i heard paul begala say that rick perry would be a fabulous candidate. if you thought george bush was a little too cerebral for you. it's true. rick perry is definitely different than barack obama. the question about rick pe

the price of brent crude oil futures fell to nearly $105. that was reaction to the dramatic events in libya. the market are betting on a speedy resumption of oil exports from the country. at home, libya produces more than 1.5 million barrels per day -- produced more than 1.5 million barrels per day before the start of the revolution. on monday, shares of an italian company climbed more than 6% on hopes that they will soon restart operations. a subsidiary of a german firm says it will be able to restart production within a few weeks. they wound down production in libya in february. one spokesman said the resumption of output will depend on the condition of the infrastructure and political stability. along with those companies, the french group and spain's repsol also have operations in libya. they have invested billions. for decades, muammar gaddafi was an important player in international business world. italy was his regime's main partner, then germany, france, spain, and switzerland. some of the profits went back to europe. gaddafi bought

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brent crude is now recovering a bit of lost ground as investors realize if the conflict does end, it will be a while before libyan oil back on tap. right now, brent crude up 66 cents and trading at just over $109 a barrel. >>> now at the start of the year, libya was pumping about one and three quarter millions a day and maybe more than that. as tim bolden reports, getting the industry back up and running will take more than just time. >> we seem -- okay. we seem to have some problems there with that particular report from jim bolden. we'll maybe take another swing at it later in the program. but meanwhile, i think andrew, you're about to talk about the same issue. >> absolutely. as you were saying, it appears that libya has a long way to go before it returns to full production, if the markets can be believed with the rise in that brent crude price. let's go to john now. he is live from abu dab i. john, looking at this from a best case scenario, how long will it take to get libyan oil back on-line? >> in fact, as charles noted. before the crisis 1.6 million a day. in peaked at 1.8 mil

brent crude is the best indicator of what's been going on in libya right now. as you can see, down some 37 cents on the barrel trading at a price of just over $109. investors are anticipating oil experts from libya to start returning to the market. many european countries eager to tap into libya's vast reserves, they're the largest in africa. but there are still challenges that stand in their way. >> as the conflict in libya appears near its end, the skram vable for its vast oil wealth is just beginning. before the war libya accounted for 2% of global production. it's the country's 46 billion barrels of reserves, the largest in africa, that will be the next front line. europe relies heavily on libyan oil. before the fighting began, it made up at least 20% of italy's oil imports and 15% of france, ireland, austria and switzerland. >> there's tremendous potential in libya, but the question has been unlocking that potential. it's a difficult contract environment. if you make it a difficult security environment for libya, you won't unleash that potential. >> pumpin

this is brent, canadian born, nice, though, even if you are an a's fan. this is cute.econd home run of his career and it's a grand slam and he gets off in the dugout. give us that dugout shot. here is the guy who hit the grand slam. there he goes. only two home runs. one of them all the way and the a's pitcher hit somebody and they do the old, you want to fight, yeah, we all come out. i don't know why, i know i should be hyping this up. both benchs are empty! >> it's not a big attempt. >> baseball players are all happy and going to have a beer together. here is a story, nationally, dan uggla of atlanta hit in his 31 connective game. earlier today jacqueline bennett said a long way from joe dimaggio. indeed. >> indeed. >> braves win tonight. just for the record, it's fun to be watching somebody casing history. as jacqueline bennett reported earlier tonight, 31 is a long way from 56. u.s.a.-mexico soccer. that is the new u.s.a. coach. -- u.s.a. coach. he ties the game late. he will be pumped up. u.s.a. and mexico ends in a draw. and -- i asked my producer jason who likes

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quick update from brent cannon who joins us in a few minutes for the 7:00 newscast. >> very good. tonight we follow up on vicki nguyen's report. the ntsb report. and startups, grilled cheese, social media, movies. and will astronauts have to abandon international space station? a new report out tonight. comcast digital 186. >> thanku,you, brent. >> see you at 11:00. >> bye-bye. >> thank you for watching. >>> with recent studies showing one in three english learners drop out of high school, most of you support our call to intensify instruction in the earliest years of grade school. mike says it is incumbent on california to train preschool and early grade school children in english so that they can eventually become wage earners and self supporters. >> andrew agrees. failing to learn english at an early age so one can graduate from high school causes too many young people to be left out of decent jobs. >> jack concludes, it's painfully obvious what we have been doing doesn't work. >> andy says, delayed instruction is more costly instruction. by not focusing on early education we wa

at the start of the trending day in london, brent crude also posted a drop of just over $1.00. it's trading at $105.50. >>> a little support from a most unlikely area for the u.s. economy. despite the grim reports on the outlook for the global growth, the head of the bank of china showing a little optimism, lee lee hoye was asked whether he was concerned about the stability of the u.s. dollar and the u.s. debt situation. he said, quote, we are confident the u.s. government should be able to solve this problem. nina? >> andrew, there's also another big shakeup getting under way at a blue ship u.s. company and it's not pretty. the "wall street journal" is reporting that bank of america is planning to slash 3,50 jobs as a the company prepares for major restructuring to restore its battered stock price, making job cuts across all divisions including investment banking and also trading. those 3.5,000 lay-offs are expected to be made by the end of september and they may be just the start of a wide-ranging cutting program that could see at least 10,000 jobs actioned over the months ah

prosecutors call 28-year-old brent jeffs to the stand as part of the penalty phase for the convictedfs testified his uncle removed him from sunday school to violate him while warren jeffs' brother stood guard. jeffs was convicted this week on two counts of sexual assault of a minominor. he faces possible life in prison although prosecutors say it could be several days before the penalty phase is over. i'm don lemon. now back to "cnn presents." >>> we came to broward county a year ago to do an investigation on pill mills. now we're back and a. year later and there's still rows and rows of pain clinics. we're seeing more babies being born addicted to drugs. >> more people died last year from prescription drug overdoses than car accidents. >> our children are dying. and it's all young people. it's all the young people. >> what age were you when you started using pills? >> i was 18. that's me, my dad, my brother. that's me and my mom before drugs. i used to be so pristine and proper in all my pictures, you know. i cared about my hair, my makeup. i don't give a [ bleep ] anymore. >> repor

nbc's brent cannon has the latest. >> he came to the midwest on air force one but the president took bus, not a chopper. and showed up in cannon falls, minnesota without a tie. barack obama back in campaign mode. >> i'm not here just to enjoy the nice weather. i'm here to enlist you in a fight. >> his beef with republicans who he blamed for the near default in s&p downgrade. >> you've got to send a message to washington that it's time for the games to stop. >> but the debt ceiling fight drove the president's approval to an all-time low. 39% in yesterday's gallup tracking poll back up to 41% today. he was at 51% approval on june 1st. mitt romney, rick perry and michele bachmann, three leading republican presidential candidates, are encouraged by these sudden obama slide. >> that is not because he's not campaigning. it's because he's not leading. the american people need a president who will lead this economy back to vitality. >> romney campaigned in new hampshire, his strongest early primary state. rick perry was in iowa. he skipped the weekend straw poll but perry has appeal here as

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. >> jeff brent and his 16-year-old son had to stop by. they are here from australia on a silicon valley tour and no stop is complete without a visit to the famous garage. >> it's amazing. i am blown away. it's really inspiring. >> it's hard to put that into perspective. that whole start is in somebody's garage. >> they are two of many tourist who is took pictures of the home and garage where steve jobs created the apple computer. their visit was more mandatory when they heard jobs stepped down. >> we were planning to come, but we had to make sure we got here today. it's on our must do list. >> the neighbors knew him as a young boy. they are used to strangers taking photos of the famous home across the street. >> some of the times i would go out and say would you like me to take your picture in front of the garage. they like that. >> they are true apple believers. the gadget is the offspring of the computer born in their garage. >> he had a vision, an idea. it's inspiring >> nbc bay area news. >> wouldn't it be weird? you are living in the

o to 60s with aa in brent wood. 87 degrees in antioch. 69, a pretty good sea breeze late in the day intoberkeley and richmond. a z you look toward the north bay, we'll keep the temperatures cooler. some 50s and 60s. as you head to the valley, you'll be up into the 70s, mostly sunny skies in toward the afternoon. look out over the last few days, it's cooler than normal, but nice temperatures. that's going to watch things bottom out. highs in the warmer spots only in the mid 80s by thursday. the good news s we look towards next weekend. temperatures getting near 60 spots. >> this is a pattern to be in. not too o cool, not too hot. just right. >>> something to look forward to. thank you lauren. >>> almost 40 years since he jumped into an electrical storm at 10,000 feet. might we finally learn the real identity of dan cooper? cooper jumped out of a plane.. >>> it was one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of the 20th century. hijacker, cooper jumped out of a plane and was never seen again. 40 years later, this cold case is warming up. bob ore reports. >> the fbi has been looking for him. >>

michael vick connected with brent celek for the only touchdown of the game. forget the quarterback controversy between orton and tebow in denver. the go-ahead touchdown late in the fourth, the cowboys marched down the field, steve mcgee to duane harris. they would go for the win in a two-point conversion. mcgee scrambled found rubbingr in the end zone. what a finish. cowboys won it 24-23. that's your first look at sports. have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> now for another quick look at the weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with a weather channel forecast. i want to thank you because it has been gorgeous outside. >> i'm fully responsible for it, too. >> you are. thank you very much. >> dare i say, it's actually a tad chilly in a few spots this morning. good morning once again. if you're anywhere outside of the big cities, up through the great lakes, ohio valley or new england, temperatures are in the 50s. that's almost jacket weather. it's 53 in pittsburgh, a little shock to the system. we haven't been that cool in a long time. still holdi

. >> do you know brent? >> yeah. >> hey, man, thank you for doing this. this is great of you to do, thank you. >> good turn out. >> yes, very good turnout, absolutely. >> well, depends how you look at it, seven or eight? >> call it eight. >> call it eight? [laughter] wait a second -- this book is really about good journal. i. you know good journalism? my man, thank you, guys. [laughter] >> congrats. >> you're welcome. >> hey, guys. >> how are you? i like the tie. so, how was china? >> it was awesome. >> when did you get back? >> middle of july, i guess. it's wonderful. we never saw any -- they've never seen any western guests, put it that way. we learned about the economy in china, the people. i was a scholar. >> that's why you were there this time? >> yeah. >> it was a teaching thing? >> yeah, yeah. touring, and a buddy of mine speaks mandarin and he went everywhere. we walk in, hello, you know, and they never seen us from the west. any way, you're doing good? >> yeah, yeah. really great. we have to have lunch. >> please. >> thank you. you're welcome. ta

northwest 10 to 20, knocking humidity down to about 20 to 23% well inland towards danville. 90-degree ins brent wood. 60s with the sunshine along the coast around the peninsula. talking about 88 degrees in morgan hill. outside number today was galleria. did one for tuesday. we'll be on wednesday, and then we'll deepen up that marine layer on friday causing drizzle around the beaches. cooler temperatures in the weekend. >> a dana. >> thanks. >> reporter: this is something very few people have been ever able to do, that is not stopping a berkeley man who plans to run, hike, climb his way from canada to mexico. why he's attempting this 2600- mile track. >> 24-year-old stan is preparing to embark on a journey few have ever completed. >> fewer people have successfully hiked through the entire thing. >> he's planning to trek the entire pacific quest trail from canada to mexico. 2,650 miles of fresh rouse terrain. host who complete it take several months. sam plans to do it in two. he'll never to cover 44 miles a day for 60 days. that's over 100 marathons with no days off. >> nowhere 150 to 100 people

be back to $95 by the end of the year and you will get into next year, and i am now talking about brentth sea. >> there is a huge difference of price. >> right. >> what about the fear of the global slow down that impact the price of oil obviously in that event and that that could sort of boomerang in the forecast. what do you think? >> it is a low down because they downgraded our debt? >> long before the downgrade yesterday. you saw what is going on in the market. it is economic numbers and disarray we are getting. something is coming and not a slow down, maybe just a dip. but something. what do you make of that? >> you had a pretty good dip. i feel like demand is good and china growing eight or nine percent and there is good demand arod the world. but don't forget, when you are producing 90 million barrels oil in the day, it declined annually six or seb seven percent. 90 million barretts a day. you have to add back six or seven millions barrels of oil that. is not easy to do . people ignore the declines of production. production is mature and saudies at 97, they are doing all they can

michael vick connected with brent celek for the only touchdown of the game. they beat the ravens 13-6. forget the quarterback controversy between horton and tim tebow in denver. brady quinn last night. steve mcgehee, duane harris. dallas down. they would go for the win in a two-point conversion. mcgehee scrambled. scrambled. found martin rucker in the end zone. it's only the preseason. cowboys won it 24-23. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> can the apes hang in there at the box office? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's an animal we all take for granted until one falls into a 15 foot well. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this friday morning to "early today." a look at your weekend forecast. the interior west will be warmer than the last couple of days. 96 in boise, 95 salt lake city. vegas and phoenix your typical summer heat. we still have morning clouds to deal with. as you look at saturday, clouds will increase a little bit in the north

lower 90s out toward antioch and brent wood. gilroy right around 89. these temperatures will check in right around 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. here is a look ahead your extended forecast with your weekend always in view. we're talking about a little bit of a drop in those numbers. these are all minor changes. saturday one of the coolest days of the upcoming weekend but still looks pretty nice out there. julie and frank with the rain in the morning, clearing in the afternoon. that's what you would expect. >> nice and comfortable. it's very nice. thank you mark. >>> american muslim groups are reaching out to change what they call growing mistrust. muslims are inviting people into their homes and mosques. leaders say it's needed because islamic phobia appear to be on the rise following the norway bombing and shooting rampage last month. >>> a sign of the times, the bake sale a young woman hopes will pay her way to a better future. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can ma

have been and of course, with that fire danger it will come up and air quality will suffer. 91 in brent wood and quite warm and starting feel like fall even though it's not. we have a ways to go before the equinox but you look around and the hills are brown and some temperatures are fall like. along the coast plenty of fog and low clouds 62 and 83 and so your forecast for the five day with your weekend in view shows bottom numbers, there they are. the suttle changes, looks like sunday morning it's hot with monday possibly into the upper 90s. back tonight at 10:00. we'll track irene with the latest update on channel 2. >> see you then. thanks. >>> a baby girl from folsom has orange and black running through her veins. she's won the comcast world championship baby contest. her parents welcomed brooklyn on august 1st, exactly nine months and eight minutes after the final out that made the san francisco giants world series champs. brooklyn ended out more than 900 other tiny giants' fans for the honor. that's our report tonight. keep in mind the coverage continues online at ktvu.com and with

86, one of our warmer spots for brent wood. f f 67 in berkly.uite getting to the 70- degree mark. we. 77 and 76 is a high in sanoma. >> you start to see a washing monday and tuesday. thursday and friday, we start to see a little bit of cooling. but messily conditions through the rest of week. >> those of us inland are happy. >> exactly. >> yeah, no kidding. let's talk some football. >> you know, isn't it nice to be able to talk football and these guys gave their dues. deon sanders and another philly starter goes the distance. sports is next. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. clinging to a half game lead in the west >>> the giants scored the fewest points in the natio

s brent provision control should be enforceable. the city also went through the details and remedies that are included to bolster its enforceability and provide tenant protections, even in the unlikely event that tenet provision were deemed unenforceable by these protections. [no audio] deputy city attorney charles sullivan to add anything. supervisor campos: we have the deputy attorney. did you want to add anything? >> good afternoon. charles sullivan. i thing the department pretty much summarized it correctly. i have nothing to add, unless you have questions for me. supervisor campos: before we proceed with discussion, i wanted to ask of the legislative analyst's office, how this process works. we have item 2 and item 3, a resolution. my understanding is, as a committee, we have toa

during the fox news debate last night moderator brent baird asked all the candidates if they'd turn down a deal that cut $10 in spending for every $1 raised in taxes. take a look at what happened. >> if you raise your hand if you feel so strongly about not raising taxes you'd walk away. >> that's frightening. chuck, that shows -- i said today and i mean it. that was one of those reverend sun myung moon weddings whether everybody gets married at the same time. wait a minute. 10-1, would any member of congress or senator turn down a deal like that? seems like even jim demint would look twice at that deal. >> i have a feeling two-fold on this issue. number one is, i'm betting that a couple of these candidates will end up backtracking on this. maybe not for four months, but that was an odd moment. it was one of those where i'm thinking did they not hear that it was 10 to 1? did they not hear that was the ratio? clearly you heard david axelrod, president obama's chief campaign strategist, he just gobbled that moment up. saying see, this proves the point that the president was willing to move

s brent provision control should be enforceable. the city also went through the details and remedies that are included to bolster its enforceability and provide tenant protections, even in the unlikely event that tenet provision were deemed unenforceable

michael vick connected with brent celek for the only touchdown of the game. form get the quarterback controversy between orton and tebow in denver, the go ahead touchdown later in the fourth. the cowboys marched down the field, steve mcgee to duane harris. dallas down. mcgee scrambled and found martin rubbingr in the end zone. what a finish, only the preseason. cowboys won it 24-23. that's your look at sports. jonathan back to you. >> fred roggin, thank you so much. coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," iowa's ames straw poll is just a day away, the candidates have their final word. now how will the voters respond? we'll talk to an all-star panel in just a few minutes. >>> and when we come back here, we'll gather around the water cooler to reveal the must-see moments from last night's debate. "way too early" will be right back. chronologically i'm sixty years old. is it the new forty, i don't know. i probably feel about thirty. how is it that we don't act our age? [ marcie ] you keep us young. [ kurt ] we were having too much fun we weren't think

s brent provision control should be enforceable. the city also went through the details and remedies that are included to bolster its enforceability and provide tenant protections, even in the unlikely event that tenet provision were deemed unenforceable by these protections. [no audio] deputy city attorney charles sullivan to add anything. supervisor campos: we have the deputy attorney. did you want to add anything? >> good afternoon. charles sullivan. i thing the department pretty much summarized it correctly. i have nothing to add, unless you have questions for me. supervisor cs:

my name is breadth of turner ofbrent -- my name is brent turner. i'm here to thank the task force for their entire report. i will not pick apart certain parts that i enjoy. i think all in all, it was a well done report. i think supervisor avalos and supervisor elsbernd both recognize me. i have been sort of the canary in the coal mine on this issue and brought it to the attention of the board of supervisors. i also want to thank then supervisor now assemblyperson tom ammiano for taking the lead and putting this into motion. as far as the acquisition question the supervisor avalos -- the acquisition question that supervisor avalos race, i think rather than waiting for los angeles county, what we're looking for, and speak for the community that is national, is that san francisco takes the lead on this. we have the opportunity to move forward, and we did not take that opportunity and went forward with sequoia, but as jody mentioned, the time is now because this question will come up -- this issue will come up very quickly. we do want to see the county

that brent crude number you referred to should be down and $90 a barrel. that, european markets got hit the hardest because they are reliant on what we call light sweet, naturally low in sulfur crude oil for all of their motor fuel production. they have very stringent environmental regulations over there. that's basically the only kind of oil they can use. and no other country could make up the gap, not even saudi arabia. >> susie: do you think the prices will stay down? >> i do. and unfortunately it's partly because of what was referenced in the story that lead into here, the lack, the crate never consumer confidence, the diminished outlook for the economy, and even global oil demand estimates have been downgraded significantly for next year. down as much as $500,000 barrels a day by opec themselves. >> susie: now what about these international oil companies that shut down their operations back in february when all of these rebels were picking up steam. now there's talk that they may be going back and returning it to libya. do you think that they will, gi

crude oil versus brent, which is european crude oil has never been higher. and what is going on is even though the price of crude has dropped something else has also dropped, and that is the value of the dollar, and no one is talking about this. but the fact is producers are compensating for at the same time a reduction in the dollar, the value of the dollar in international markets. what happens to the american consumer, i think it's pretty interesting here and painful at the same time, because the consumer is losing purchasing power as the dollar is being effectively devalued. megyn: the $80 it takes to fill up my tank is no longer worth $80. >> exactly which is a reduction to your personal disposal income, and budgets of folks all across the country. so they are having to pay higher prices and at the same time their dollar is being discounted by opec, other international producers because it's weak evening measurably. megyn: who is doing it? is it the oil producers, the refineries? is it the gas station? >> well, it is the so-called downstream components,

right now we are looking at brent. it's trading at 106.70 to the barrel, down by about $2.44.alysts are expecting prices to fall further. that means reversing the gapes we've seen since the uprising actually began just in the last -- the half year. if we can take this off and we'll click that. so, at this point, oil was trading at about $103 a barrel, the violence in the region and the uncertainty it fostered sent the price of oil higher. it reached its peak in april at $126 a barrel. over the course of the last few months the balance of power in libya also tips on who controls oil facilities. on sunday, the oil hub of al brega was captured. libya's economy is heavily dependent on oil revenue, that's a stream that's been cut off during the fighting. libya was producing more than $1.5 million barrels of oil a day, so it supplied 2% of the energy the world consumed on a daily basis. let me show you which countries were its big egest consumers. 32% went to italy. 14% to germany. 10% to china. about 5% went to the united states. so, libya has a clear impact on the world's supply o

danville lower 80s same for livermore, upper 80s in brent wood, legally 6 -- up eastern 60s in san mateo64 in san francisco so a cooler pattern will take us not a weekend and we will keep it there for a while. >>> thank you very much, steve, firefighters and police officers are coming back to the streets of one bay area city. vallejo they are boosting their public city forces. >>> why neighbors are not happy about this year's festival. >>> a little bit of crowding here in bay point, it is slow in antioch and we will have more about this commute coming up. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish. kraft touch of philly shredded cheese. we're not just making great cheese. we're taking it further. ♪ . >>> good morning, here is atopis a top story, they -- a top story, a fire in the ash berry district. it happened at 5:00 a.m. near masonic. there is no word of any injuries. >>> bart's website has an important warnin

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oil prices, interestingly, libya provides 2% of the oil supply and most goes to europe so brent crude is down 1% tie. over here oil is up slightly today so the affects of the libyan oil situation could be awhile out as far as feeling that because oh pick is increased production to make up for lost production in libya but generally speaking thought to affect europe first with oil prices. >> is teams to take a long time for the prices to hit the gas pumps for all of us. thank you for that update. >>> let's see what is happening on the roads let's check in with sal castaneda on our morning commute. >> traffic is moving along nicely in both directions and including the bay bridge, upper and lower deck into downtown san francisco has been a nice drive. if you are driving into the city you can see a little bit of a back up in some of those cash lanes and that back up may inspire them if you will to turn on those metering lights a little extra early if it continues this way. let's mover along and take a look at highway 4. some slow traffic in antioch and it is beginning to build in pittsburg

brent jeffs talked to diane sawyer in 2009. >> i need to stand up for me. stand up for anybody who has been victimized by anybody that gets hurt like that or war en. >> reporter: jeffs' attorney deric palpole said, you've shown you can be tough. now, it's time to show you can be fair. jeffs would rather go to prison than violate his beliefs. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news. >> clayton sandell, thanks very much. >>> now let's turn to josh elliott. and, boy, a bloody weekend in london. >> absolutely, and it continues here. >> good morning to both of you. we're going to go to the continuing rioting and chaos in the streets of london. people setting fires, destroying storefronts. dozens of police officers have been injured after a second night of violence, touched off by a fatal police shooting. the question now is, how far and long could this spread? abc's lama hasan is following developments there. this at a time when she has the very latest. lama, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, josh. these are the worst clashes people h

when you get around our fringe inland valleys it's the upper 80's to mid80s, antioch, brent brentwood morning fog looks like this, a little bit more in here but you get the feel. it's real fracture and not a strong fog deck so it won't have the big impact it's had in the past. earlier burn off tomorrow i would suspect. temperatures just like they were today. very similar, maybe a degree cooler. after that temperatures start to go up. this week another week of changes but it starts off warm oval weekend, now its cooling down and then into -- wednesday and thursday, temperatures start to increase. back into the low 90s. again -- not one of these things, big change, it's this subtle change, highs to lows. in san jose tomorrow good air quality downtown. 80 degrees for daytime high downtown san jose, 80. not bad. 76napa. 80 vallejo. the temperatures about a degree or two cooler in someplaces than it was today. 85 in livermore. 74 castillo valley. in the heart of fire season we are dead smack in it, and it hasn't rained in a while. the temperatures have kept the fire danger at least much lo