we will not allow a crimea situation in the east. >> it follows a week of unrest in the east. a video that can't be independently verified shows a man taking cover. a second man sits, apparently lifeless. in the center, pro-russian act vests are in control of the police station. ukrainian forces tried to retake the building, and retreated, reportedly because of the risk to the public. >> we are the residents. the national guard is coming here, there has been a shoot-out this morning. we have nothing to hide. here is my face. i want to ask comrade putin, you promised to protect us, please come and protect us. >> this was the second on saturday in a nearby city. the video, supplied by pro-unity activists purports to show the moment gunmen stormed a police station. a day later the station remains in their control. 150km north in carr keef, pro-unity protesters clashed with pro-russian mobs. 50 were injured, 10 needing hospital treatment. at pro-russia hq, donetsk, barr aids have been reinforced. >> people have no plans to leave the state administration building, and few are takin

the main topic for discussion will be the situation in the east of tikrit. bickering and paci including one from russia to revoke his authorization to use tapes the dice hypocrite to collect the acting minister of foreign affairs at the crank of the distance this is the best of all ten cents donation box it was i impressed of terrorists groups operating in the eastern regions of ukraine. thank you enough the second dam is scared to tell actions. and with all the cold to cool and nice and bought a new name. but it beats god. it uses report meanwhile the foreign minister precious and a local issue was that the meeting in geneva peace deal on the agenda. previously keep this hinted that the bow shock my train to go see sense and a range of occasions the east and the density craig the white house is also no doubt that the fact that this affects the kremlin. instead the russian authorities denied that and says that keep my skin got a constitutional reform actually hit a high goal when he sacked coach percent in ukraine was presented in. other dog jake ukrainian t

>> yes, matt a big pat on the back for east bay water customers. there is a meeting and it is good news. they will ask customs to continue voluntarily cutting back their water usage by 0 percent not mandatory, voluntarily. do not get too confident. it is so dry that they will vote on buying water from the sacramento river, the first time they have had to do this. they need it to get through the year. they will vote on using funds they already have in reserve to pay for it so customs will not see a rate increase. all good news for east bay mud and that because customers have been doing a good job of conserving. >> customers responded in 2008 with a 19 percent reduction and they continued 17 percent through today. >> is that partly why it is not mandatory? >> absolutely. because the east bay community conserved water through those years we are not in a crisis today. >> the land is to buy enough water from the sacramento river to supply 54,000 average homes for a year although east bay mud serves three million people. do not forget the reservoirs are

today east oak. i'll go to the art museum and enjoy that. >>reporter: the rain didn't dampen the fans. they came to the park bundled up just in case. >>> no to our cover rectangling to the california drought crisis. redoubled the efforts to con serves water. the order comes as current snow pack reedings show the states water content is 16 percent of average. the drought will worsen. call on californians to take specific actions to save water. tirn off fountens and other decorative. limit out door waterering of lawns to no more than two times a week. on ktvu.com we've dedicated an entire section to . >> a pair of burglars in the east bay got more than what they bargained for. that more than a told you they tried to take off with something sent mental and dangerous. >>reporter: he sprung to action when he say them trying to take his rifle. said he didn't want that on the street p. so he gave chase. >>reporter: less thinks the burglars broke in here and ransacking his place. he doubts they were there long when he came home. >> everything was on

and what we have here is 2014's poet laureate of the lower east side, steve cannon. [applause] >> new orleans born voodoo doctor who has lived there since the 1960s and he lives on new york's lower east side where he is known as a heckler. and the author of groove thing and plays and essays and in a couple of unpublished novels and he is also a producer and publisher and the director of the art and cultural organization and they gathering of tribes with a magazine and a gallery of the same name are you a gathering of tribes as the iconic east ilitch gallery performance space and he has been a mentor and a magnet to young poets in his residence has provided a nurturing forum for art exhibitions, poetry readings among musical events and other activities, which showcased the east village's cultural history. he is a retired professor from mentor evers college and professor ken is also one of the founding members of the umbra movement workshop, an influential collection of poets and writers and artists and musicians. and so since i will introduce him nonetheless, david he

from the south bay to the east bay near oakland. this is 880 and we haven't had many rainy evenings, our usual rush how shall sluggish and dangerous. let's bring in mike who is tracking these trouble spots, mike? >> good evening, raj. we're looking over here. you showed the horrible drive southbound past the coliseum. it is soupy despite the early morning commute. because the spring break which kicked in for the livermore valley, we see the slower drive. we're looking at a san mateo bridge. look at the traffic eastbound and slippery conditions called out. chp lit up signs warning about the possibility of slick roadways. we'll talk about the flow across the bay. the rain having hammered the east bay for the last half hour, 45 minutes. 880 jam. we're looking at a slower drive, as well, across the bay but not as bad for east 92. now on this map the blue is puddling and ponding and the green is where there is a lot of wet roads, not damp but wet. we're watching for effects of that. the south bay getting hit, as well. the blue kicking in

this is just off the east shore free way. runs parallel towards the east shore. if you don't know about it, i told you about one of the local secrets to get you through some of that traffic flow eand both directions are blocked and had a traffic break as both lanes are clear. we see a smooth drive as you are heading back berkeley, the area where you'll see the flashing lights and not affecting the flow towards the maze. in the south bay, the only other issue that we're worried about and this is just off jackson street south of alan rock avenue. we have that house fire we're continuing to follow. alum rock easy off and on to 680. >>> bulldozers will knock down the burned out shell of our old tv studio, but not before cadaver dogs do a final search of that rubble. >>> plus, today does mark one year since bombs exploded near the finish line of the boston marathon. we'll show you how the victims are now being remembered, coming up. >>> breaking news. firefighters on the scene of a fast-moving fire at a home in san jose. bob redell out there live talking to crews. we'

this among locals that even the dead bodies and pleasant to listen to the east and made by cctv. as opposed to legislation on the second state language and on the bright teaches cotton is probably the day of baptism. so we get to deservedly get a kid the opposition's was also enough to create an empty commission to go to the east and set us up at this moment certainly not the effect it's had a lot the non affiliated private ski skate on introduction of extraordinary state of the commission doesn't have to see this is the maitland residents are lacking into question. when you visit with the here and as a weapon on a definition when you go to the top the actions of russia are elated to meet and ukraine's real help. the draft resolution of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe suggest to support airtel integrity of ukraine. it also denies federal aviation on ukraine's state and that any such suggestions will weaken the country an urgent debate on threats to the functioning of democratic institutions in ukraine will be held on wednesday for mines in the theme of the fac

mid-to-upper 70's through the east bay shore.er 70's to let 80's for most of the east bay valley and 83 in brentwood. tone, on the window if you can handle the pollen. really good sleeping weather much the sea breeze relaxes. it is warmer. the sea breeze returns with temperatures ten degrees cooler by the week. dry all seven days of the forecast. >> in forward, that is where we have this accident that may have cleared southbound 680, you can see travels moving at top sped and as we push over to the west you can see this area shaded in orange, an indication where fog could cause a problem. on westbound 12 this is heavy traffic with slowing traffic. mass transit, bart has 60 trains on time and all buses are not experiencing delays but muni is look at a couple of delays on one route and number three so be aware of that with drive time traffic highway 4 westbound from antioch to hercules is 48 minutes along 80 and 22 minutes and 87 northbound and a look outside at berkeley we can see what the drive looks like plenty of headlights in

east palo alto has installed a flashing crosswalk light at the intersection. >> east bay police are investigating what they call a takeover style robbery in pleasant hill at 7:30 last night. this was at the verizon store. officers say an armed suspect confronted the employees and nosed them to on the safe and took cash and electronics and last seen running westbound. the remain employees escaped injury. >> a field poll shows governor brown should have no problem on the campaign trail to winning re-election. 57 percent of likely voters back governor brown in the june primary. a days attempt second is -- a distant second is a republican congressman. the governor has endured a 59 percent job approval rating the highest since elected in 2010. >>> san francisco congresswoman jackie speier has introduced a bill to require all staff members and members to take sex good morning -- to the staffer has resigned. her husband will divorce her. the congresswoman says this is not partisan. >> it is apparent we need to spend some time talking about sexual harassment in this chamber. this is the congress of the u

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the middle east out of iraq and kurdistan. they are. re allocating some of the resources back to asia pacific so it's not an absolute plus it's more of a new military terms of military presence elsewhere might be nice but then perhaps asia pacific states present but then as a given result what you will get is the ad you know seemingly at the hands of an increase in asia pacific. i just didn't think i did i just don't think that the reason didn't find that very convincing who he had specially has authentic convincing off to the us response on ukraine and i would imagine that joyner is feeling quite costs and by the us response to ukraine i think the anxiety and the anxiety from da us have espoused the fight to crimea situation and um is definitely there will be sent on masterpiece an example and that i gave the greater anxiety it in in asia and again i think it kind of started from last year. as if you recall there was this allegation to the syrian government about the chemical use weapon against its people and how the us posit

, the excavation was completed the mike piles are completed and work is processing from west to east. the overall timeline which has not changed and expect that direction date of midsummer to hold. some of the other milestones on the project we've been tracking the excavation is the next big milestone is that summer the steel erection. the blow grade timeline we're working against is they're back on working on the mud slab and the map slab in the eastern ends, of course, wells costumes and that concourse slab is started as soon as the mike slabs are tested we're going to follow up with the archaeology find urge to a hear about shortly and we'll be begin back on track and continue with the mud slab so in the western zones zones we used to call zones 125e you'll see the pictures are the locations of the tunnel entrance to the train box that's why you have the walls coming out perpendicular the second list placement the side work there. those shots show those are the rebracing in the central zones as well as the deck going in for the lower concourse slab. a couple shots here of the decki

and the south-east administering their open affairs locally. that is something that has wide support beyond the barricades. some people do not agree with the message. some say that they've been insecure about the fact that they are taking over buildings, they are digging their hands and they don't know where it is aimed, but the idea is that it's propagated something that is shared among many people. the item of separatists is something that not everyone agrees on. it's an idea that not everyone agrees on. even with supporters who stand there in front of the buildings. some people tell you federalism is the final game. other than that it's a stepping stone towards separatists. >> thank you hoda abdel-hamid. >> away from the action on the ground, diplomacy is ongoing on monday with another round of high-level talks with e.u. leaders. an emergency meeting at the security council failed to find the breakthrough with the russians and ukrainians pointing fingers as usual. kath turner has more. >> the russian ambassador to the united nations came to

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he's been in the east the past few days.sked about the tense stand offer between the government and pro russian separatists. is it still continuing? >> reporter: neither side seems to be backing down. if reports from the east now are true, it seems tensions and actions are escalating further. as you mentioned we've seen and hear from the government they've retaken the city hall. the town where pro russian militants and government have taken over police stations and other buildings. the pro government forces have taken over a check point out of the town. there are reports of extensive fighting. this should be said the reports of the fighting has not been confirmed. it isis coming from numerous people including reporters on the ground. the bbc has not been able to confirm independently. obviously this is a potential -- makes it more difficult to see this agreement in geneva carried out now especially since we've been seeing and hearing the statements coming out of moscow and out of washington at this moment. >> david, what abo

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in the east. >> 100 men took part in the assault which like many takeovers in the east was streamed online. the military would be coming in to stop the arrest. no sign of any government operation and state buildings continue to fall. a few blocks away horlivka's city council was also taken over. pro-russian groups, across the east are now being told to raise the flag of the republic of donetske as opposed to the russian flag. now working at how to take control of a the wider city, around the region. crowds outside cheer the media around telling journalists to spread their demands. this video also credit said to be in horlivksa, says he's a russian lieutenant. in the capitol, pro unity protestors, they say the government should be moving faster to quell tensions in the east and hold are interior minister responsible. >> he has to force his employees in the donetske, kharkiv and slovyansk regions. if he cannot do they has to accept this and resign. >> reporter: backtracking on the government's earlier stance interim president turchynov says he is not against a referendum in the east. admits

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on that the east. as an in it. as one a chance to pull a chance to chat to him one shows the mind space of polish cinema in ukraine this year and then nine days festival will cover six eight is kiev mean it's out on this sock done yet still not been and hiking. the problem of the festival of traditional england seven best movies of all its directors of last four years. no hoping enough wind to fourteen events in the new film home and save i got the bonnets of mexico. it will also exhibit the kind of mind on in kyiv presented by a sprained right there bring this all is right or not life's a beach near the polish film festival called not for living and to meet instance a mess but to also a sentimental achieve at the roundtable with ukraine and experts dedicated to the role of policing and i in the development of cinema in ukraine. like the country news does with the first ukraine. you can find more details at the bedside fair skinned outcome. my name is a damning the kelantan which has daily minute by. this scene. oh

east.comes the warm air across the southeast and slowly up the mid-atlantic states. temperatures into the 60s and 70s by this weekend, del? >> dave warren thank you very much. it is a tradition for championship teams to visit the president. and the red sox visited the president. the last time the team went there was in 2008 after they swept the colorado rockies in the world series the year before. >>> an historic treasure revealed in the desert. it dates back to the 6th century ad. they were discovered prior to the road construction in the area. thanks for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters in new york. "the stream" is next. and remember, you can check us out 24 hours a day by going to aljazeera.com, where the news never stops. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you in the stream. information you may be entitled to is kept secret by the government. mean the man being called a superhero for accessing what they may not want you to see. ♪ . >> you know waj we're talking about the freedom

i think now this pro russia groups are now in ten towns across the east.gain, i ask you the question, are you hoping, and are you expecting any kind of military intervention from countries that so far have supported you with words? >> yes, naturally. we expect and we need any kind of assistance that could protect our territorial integrity. it's true. it's true that we need this assistance for our self defense right. >> a lot of protesters in the east are asking for localiz locd referendums. why is it that the government won't give it to them. >> as you probably know, they visited all the regions on the east and the south. the question was raised and the readiness of the government-- >> but that's a national referendum. a lot of protesters want local referendums, not a national one. >> to have a local referendum a special law we have to follow the legal way. there is no law on the local referendum. a law should be adopted on national referendum law. we need to calm down the situation. to have a small line of protesters, and whom the government should addres

of the osce monitoring mission to ukraine who are keeping an eye to receive militants in ukraine's east stayed here in good health but she has to be released the hit series appeared in a press conference for nick but russian separatists in the city and its bloody asked for one such later an observer from germany and seven and were being treated well but they don't know when they will be repeats separatists have exceeded the observers were all former military and espionage charge the creepy guy is the oic and the world's most prominent observation racing team was tasked with monitoring the crisis in the country to be peterson or writings of the us to seek their release as you. this has declared john paul the second image on the twenty third at state and more than half a million properties at the vatican crowds waited hours to witness the historic men's us who attended by retired pope benedict the sixteenth the devil can in a feat it was the first to the catholic church's history series brings three seed peter's square in st is the role that it hopes the states about marriage ceremony joh

the east shore freeway is still looking great. overall of the drive time is not that bad but is not the volume, it is a speed of it. things are slowing down for the westbound highway 4 ride. it is really at the west end of this trip that things are slow. the san ramon valley is still-to-west 580 is heavy. 42 minutes heading out to dublin coming from the 2 05 interchange. the south bay freeway is still looking good no major delays. marin county, 1 01 southbound and safely, we are now looking at any hot spots. >> the bay bridge, things are pretty slow, the back of the growing. in fact, friday, was, is now backing up into the macarthur mayes. there is a report of an accident was friday where a vehicle may have struck a light pole. san mateo bridge, highway 92 the volume is building and the speed is still holding at about 12 minutes. if your headed to marin, here is a look at the traffic approach to the toll plaza, still light enough to not be backed up. >> happening today. former san francisco supervisor ed jew is scheduled to begin

. >> we will start with the current conditions in the east bay valley. we are in the hid 40's to 50 at walnut creek and concord and lafayette and 59 at pittsburg and present wood at 66. upper in hayward and los gatos and slow and novato the form of 49 and 46 at half moon bay and cool spot is napa at 41 and low-to-mid 50's at the peninsula. the temperatures are from one to seven degrees warmer than yesterday and with all of sunshine, you can see the orange, red, and yellow going and that is a sign that high pressure is here and it will boost our temperature, nine to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday and to the uncomfortable low 80's to nearly 90 in antioch. if you are worried about being outside, the heat will be the big thing and the sunshine because the pollen is down with tree and grass pollen moderate and mold spore and weed low but watch out for the high u.v. index. possibly causing a car fire at airbase parkway and maybe closer to texas between the two spots. the alleged suspect took off on foot and headed toward a gas station. it could be an active

east european members. geneva agreement. one week ago now seems like a feeding them and today the false and get to be looking at the escalation in ukraine and we just talk about it from the eastern ukrainian city of vignettes falls and gets douglas herbert has been on the roads this thursday will be asking about it in a minute. here in the studio. please welcome it is the more precious yet welcome back to the tv show you're a member of the euro might don collective which has been in the streets kept since november. still there more mature more across the head. also ms morrison has ever asked the director of the polish institute of international festival of the shows are still in power he teaches international relations and security policy at the ala in the universe the fastest see you and from london june brent of the stop the war coalition thank you for joining us the husband did to the region join the conversation on facebook and twitter are passionate and two for today. let's start with you. douglas hurd on your actions i

stormed government buildings in the east. ukraine wants them out or warns it will launch a, quote, full scale antiterror mission. russia and the u.s. exchanged barbs. >> you have heard laments about instability as if instability is organic. but the saddest kind of instablght, iinstability is man. choreographed in and by russia. >> it is the west that will determine the opportunity to avoid civil war in ukraine. some people including in this chamber do not want to see the real reasons for what is happening in ukraine and are constantly seek the land in moscow in what's going on. >> now this comes after a weekend of violent demonstrations across ukraine. pro-russian, crowds took over in eastern ukraine this afternoon but the country for the first time fought back. soldiers were sent in to confront those protesters. it is a scene being repeated across ukraine, pro-russian separatists, swarmed in three eastern cities. roadblocks blocked accessing to some of those cities. >> after launching a short military operation in slovyansk

the seven-day outlook shows 80's mostly in the east bay valley. the north bay and east bay shore low-to-mid 70's and mid-to-upper 70's in the south bay and low-to-mid 70's on the peninsula and upper 50's along the coast. and cooler from here, seasonal by tuesday and wednesday. >> you just need the dried blueberries and granola. >> ace trains are on time as with the muni and caltrain all mass transit, good conditions so par but what is not so great is the drive into albany and berkeley with heavy backup from richmond. clear and top speeds at el sobrante and san valley. we have the delays as you make the drive away from the maze into san francisco. eric and kristen? >> mike wants the south 40 one day and he wants the north 40 the next difficult is he will get that part of the property. >> coca-cola has a problem: fewer people are drinking soda and what they are doing to get you to drink more pop. >> heat? reheat? defrost? which microwave is best they're thinking about their retirement. they're asking questions like... can i afford to keep my home? w

the news from the east is ominous. in slovyansk, pro-russian groups fear an attack by government forces. after ukraine's acting president oleksandr turchynov said the body of a local body, tortured and murdered, was found near the city. he blames russia for the killing. >> oleksandr turchynov is calling for a resumption of anti-terrorist activities against armed pro-russian groups in the east. they were suspended over the easter holiday period. the geneva agreement intended to de-escalate the crisis is in danger of unravelling before it was implemented. >> thank you for your strong support vice president. >> joe biden encouraged the ukrainian government with his strong long wage. he has -- language. he has gone home to washington, leaving the ukrainians to deal with the neighbour to the east. >>> over the next few days hundreds of u.s. soldiers will be deployed to poland. they'll be involved in a series of military exercises. rosalind jordan has more from washington. . >> reporter: the first deployment will take place

do they move resolutely against the pro-russian backed separatists in the east of the country, risking blooded shed and risking, of course, a major incursion by more than 40,000 russian troops that are still on the border. or do they do nothing. dithering, and watching parts of eastern ukraine sliding out of their control. it was a difficult decision for the president to commit to the so-called all-out anti-terrorist operation. >> at this time, of course, it's a time of huge volatility. talks are scheduled for thursday. 4-way talks including the u.s., russia, e.u. and ukraine. how much significance is attached to these. ? >> well, it's the only show in town, really, but it will be uphill work all the way. russia made it clear it has no time for the entering in government. sergei lavrov, the foreign minister said that on tuesday, saying that basically they have failed to take accountability and responsibility for the russian speakers in the east, the demonstrators' inability to control the country. when the talks start, that line will be drawn already by russia. so it just does not acce

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in the east of the country and we spoke to the friends of one journalist. you can read from a checkpoint near the russian border. she's six and have much time to explain to me exactly what happened and she just said she was fine and that she was being deported to russia one. all you issue a strand of the aisle little skin the work for the life you see the town where on their way to do an interview with an anti government activists wendy who were abducted earlier we managed to speak to a man who says he witnessed the moment he were kidnapped. i do mean our soul groove on him. they were not wearing uniforms that were proof that the new weapons one of them had an automatic rifles in the other side marker of handguns. they told the high looking down the fuel and asked him who he wants the city was the camera it took him away. she was there and went up to the second jewel in the league then they told me to step outside so i was told that when they arrest you. i did not see what happened. i just heard them talking to each other. i heard them talking on the phone

those trends in the defence of its members in the east and europe. such a decision was adopted at a special meeting initiated by the country's current threat from russia see what it tells you the keys nationals having gathered. it is surprising patrolling the baltic countries and most anyone to sit it marks the end of the student to name a dead man disposition of troops will begin immediately says connected secretary general anders for christmas and its european countries opec and glasgow attacks had been made to the embassy is guaranteed by the tragedy of the decision is aimed at protection and inspiration so it fully complies with its nest obligations to meet him. the cost of the secretary general to dissipate into the body negotiations. tomato forty supports the geneva talks. or the efforts of the international community to find a pretty cute shirt ocean cleats for theaters and the democrats the aspirations of the entire ukrainian keeper and respects at the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. we call on russia the matildas have you c

and even the radio all the local police to the south east of ukraine too. so the court to the emerging here. they reduce heat. of course richard activists who knew where she can control the shortfall. during the cold can smell the same time it has an institute the radical right wing militias and kept sending them some work. what if the successful hugo chÁvez and credit if they get the bloody loose from competition it would impact me. reason being the oldest part of the new regime which came to power back into work of the islands and pepper it does help some time to come with it the reason schemes could hit tight end in a note to its new national contest on tv because moana with an army unit sent to point to send to the east is the way during which some soldiers already switching so nice to see a token sum of its riches dang is it that didn't expect baby wanted to use force and a veteran people. ubuntu is crucial. and as this former marine and turned on he shows me it's far from over. i don't do is in charge of the force is not going to expose me to administ

so here's the rain that we're seeing in the east bay right now where conditions are light in the eastay right near the dublin pleasanton interchange. in the south bay we got moderate rain pushing just past los altos. saven hose, you're doing okay right now, but as we pull out wider, more moderate rainfalling up near san rafael. if you push in, richmond, san rafael bridge, moderate rainfalling and moving its way toward val val. right now it's coming down pretty good for east that shech of 101 and 580 right through san rafael. the peninsula also seeing moderate activity out by the airport. i just checked. sfo not reporting any delays right now for arriving flights, but i find that almost hard to believe. the clouds are so low and the rain is coming down strong enough that you think at this point they'd be reporting delays. we'll watch that for you. anyway, the rest of the peninsula also seeing a mix of light to moderate rainfalling at the moment. that's what we're dealing with right now. when we come back in about 15 minutes, we'll talk about how long this will last and what kind of wea

upper 80's to neitherly 90 on the east bay shore and air conditioning weather in the east bay valley. cool down nicely again and low 50's along the coast and mid-50's in santa rosa and napa and the seven-day forecast is a sea breeze developing tomorrow but it will be light with minor cooling at the coast and better chance of cooling on friday, saturday, and by sunday we are 15 to 20 degrees cooler and back to average and cooler-than-average monday and tuesday with a chance of rain. >> a viewer tweet add beautiful shot from oakland to the jack london ferry terminal so it looks to be a beautiful ride. away from sfo into san francisco a buildup of traffic at 80 and up to third street is ten minutes. over the golden gate bridge at top somebody and slow through the waldo tunnel at 54 miles per hour. and at 40 miles per hour to the toll plaza and into san francisco. north off of the richmond and san rafael bridge at top speed and no issues. this is the bay bridge toll plaza is the lanes are starting to load up and you want do roll down the windows, stay cool, and crank up the air conditioni

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it's come out of the middle east. it's been taught in informal and formal education systems, and the thing i'm saying is, look, climate change is a big issue. the running of the global economy is a big issue. but so is educating our young people to an open-minded attitude and mindset for the world. >> the middle east peace process, is it about to crumble and what's your angle on this? what would you do to somehow revive it? >> keep going. you can never give up with these things. look, i remember -- >> even if it looks like it's going nowhere. >> if i had given up by the northern ireland peace process looked as if was going nowhere, we would never have got there. the fact is in the end in the middle east, what do people know? they know there is only one solution which is two states living side by side and actually a majority of people support it. now, the politics of both sides make it tough right now, but i think john kerry has shown really great leadership and commitment in pushing this and driving it, and i think he

low 80's in the east bay valley with 83 in livermore, the warm spot.>> beautiful yesterday. 45 in napa. 47 in santa rosa, and the rest of us in the 50's. two areas of high pressure dominating our area, with the storms headed to the north with sinking air and warm conditions the next few days. the "7 on your side" shows flirting where you will find saturday, and sunday more like what we should be for this time of the year. have a great day. >> the temperatures of the different bart stations and we new have 44 trains on top so it will be a comfortable rate as we look at east bay, 580 and the nimitz, we have clear conditions and it is quiet start to the work week. monday turning out to be, really a good way to drive. it is clear. from oakland and emeryville, at top speed and looking clear. approaching the bay bridge the drive through walnut creek is looking heave and the commute up to the toll plaza. right now, drive time traffic southbound 680 to dublin/pleasanton is 13 minutes. and southbound 101 to santa rosa is 51 minutes. here is the bay bridge toll

rain developing long the peninsula and that will rotate to the east. in the north bay we have scattered showers moving your way. the bay shows wet weather. all the way through 7:00. miss and hit showers by noon and temperatures are below average with tapering of the showers by 4:00. inland the showers hang longer today because they are moving to the east and by 4:00 there will be a few around and hanging out need 60. we will be dry by 7:00 at 57. the first area to be dry is the coast with scattered showers and mostly dry by 4:00 and by 7:00, color will sunset coming your way and temperatures in the mid-50's. >> no delays on mass transit as far as bart is considered and 47 trains are rolling. ace train number three is two minutes late but ace train one is on time. >> our drive time traffic 580 tracy to dublin is 45 minutes, and antioch to concord is 21 minutes from san rafael to san francisco is 20 minutes. we have lots of ponding on the roads and pouring on the bay bridge. >>> the toll plaza shows metering lights are turned on and as you head from oakl

here's a look at east asia. we do have high pressure controlling the northern portions of china, but beijing, you're dealing with air pollution once again. that's going to eventually track toward the korean peninsula and eventually in to japan as we go through the rest of this week. low pressure controlling the weather for western japan, and because of that, we're seeing rain totals up to 200 millimeters in some places. and it looks like the rain will continue to spread toward the east and northeast of tokyo, as we go in to tuesday, and wednesday during the next couple of days. temperatures topping off at 24 in shanghai, seoul at 17 with rain and thunderstorms in tokyo, with a high of 18 degrees. here's a look at europe. europe, also a very active weather scene right now. especially from the southern portions of the continent. what's happening is we have a couple of low pressure systems that's creating this busy weather pattern. what's happening down toward greece, rain, heavy downpours, also tornadoes, and also

east in ukraine. i don't know what will circle around but the diplomatic circles on the potential effects on the ground is warm breeze really going on in the minds of the eu's in the kremlin in moscow and the wind assisted by the usa by kiev. that said the commitment in the russian president has an increasingly small decision making circles around him and he may not in fact get that much in the way to negotiate system addition to his hop scene it instead opted to take action on the whole of russia. we still hope that russian statement that they consider it possible to win sees peace in ukraine. if they see russians because of threat that unfortunately as far as ukraine goes on russia as the threats of war in eastern ukraine is still very much that. much of correspondence to stephanie for it in the eastern ukrainian city of donetsk. the hope of it in yet and told bought some and lost. now it onto the latest on the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight damage in st cemetery. it's been thirty t

it's in its own citizens in the south and east of the country. it is no coincidence that this announcement happened immediately after vice president biden last. indeed the regime then later claimed that it had some authorization and the backing of the us. to enact these military operations against their own people. it has not been more flagrant violation of the geneva statement that was in the document that was written. i just over a week ago i i don't know what it's worth while on marco also hearing that the international monitoring mission is not deployed to the east of ukraine says that the on ground staff in the east is the result effect of distrust towards the interim government but how can trust be restored. if our tanks are standing. of course they can be. and what the organization for security and cooperation in europe's of monitoring mission also noted was one that they had no evidence that there were russian servicemen not anywhere in east ukraine and still they also noted that there were several hundred reit sector of the paramilitary

bay hills camera looking like dry ice pouring over the east bay hills.we waking up to patchy fog around the bay area and cloud cover that will burn off. satellite is not bringing any returns. this is what we can expect for the day: sunshine for 12 hours. we are waking up to cooler temperatures and we will warm up by lunch. it will cool off nicely and we will see the blood moon but more on that ahead. but, now, how is traffic shaping up? we have areas of slowing and the fog is covering 101 from petaluma southbound and northbound. the traffic southbound at highway 116, so drive with low beams. be careful. >> a total lieu your eclipse. it will turn the moon orange and it is called a "blood moon," when the earth passes between the moon and the sun. this is the first of four over the next year and a half. the eclipse begins at midnight and there are are are several vg abc7news.com. if you take photographs we want to see those so you can send them to ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> nasa has given spacex the go ahead to launch a reply to the international space station

east asia, the south china sea as the demonic d east asia, the south china sea as the demonic defenseof postmodernism. in a sense of warships, fifth generation fighter jets, cyberwarfare, ballistic missiles. >> why am i not reassured? >> i'm going to reassure you. the south china sea as a maritime clima the south china sea as a maritime climate and were central europe was a land climate and a claustrophobic land climate where armies came into contact with to and fro with a lot of civilians killed back in forth into two world wars. the south china sea conflict will show us they were anxious, nervous, complicated world but not necessarily a military cataclysm. its air and sea with very few civilians involved. they are fighting not over densely packed territories, the geographical features in many cases. >> how did you explore these geographical features? how did she go about it? >> what i've been increasingly as they get older and travel, the first time you get very vivid impressions. the longer you are there, the more you realize you've been partially deceived. they are more long lasti

he said that he would not apologize for his state john kerry's efforts to keep going on the middle east process. he said the resent agreement reached between hamas and fatar was a series of unhelpful steps both sides had been making in terms of trying to get towards some kind of settlement between israelis and palestinians and he repeated what he said before, that there is one door through which the both sides of this argument can ensure the future for their people, but that door is a settlement in which both sides will have to make difficult political compromises and think they would go through that door tomorrow, next week or the course of the next six months, no, but he said john kerry, the u.s. secretary of state would continue to do everything that the united states could to push for that but he also said it might come to the point if there was no traction on this that a pause might be necessary in all this too. so some frustration there obviously from the united states' side about lack of progress, saying for now the efforts would continue from washington but, again, also the impr