here is emirates team ray davies. >> the team felt good and the boat was going very well. we have a lot of kefd in the boat and the crew. >> so they reserved a schedule between race days for the event that, like we had this weekend, races will be canceled due to the wind limits. so monday there are two races scheduled and these will start at noon, about an hour earlier. that might help with the racing as the wind speeds were lower enough at 1:00 to have the racing this day and yesterday. but this will be interesting to see if luna rosa can hang in there, and if they can respond, and we'll have racing on a reserved day tomorrow. two rates are on the schedule. i'm lawrence scott, we'll send it back here in the studio. >> coming up, saying goodbye to a familiar peninsula landmark. the koors will close on a popular family venue. [ man ] launch sequence initiated. [ beep ] 15 seconds and counting. [ male announcer ] at kfc we have one mission. and t minus 10...9... serve the world's best tasting chicken. that's why our whole chicken is delivered fresh. 8... and prepared fresh b

emirates team new zealand soared today. this video shows emirates during an earlier win. that means emirates will face its bitter rival, defending champion oracle for the america's cup. the best of 17 america's cup series begins september 7th on san francisco bay. >>> and for a look at our bay weather on this sunday, let's get to leigh glaser. >> they had a lot of wind out there on the bay. you saw those white caps, small craft advisories still up for that area. take a look at the wind speeds in a moment, but live doppler 7 hd showing you the system that moved to the north of us. some parts of the north bay reported some light sprinkles. and right here off the coast. that's helping to throw some of those clouds our way as well. you probably noticed them just banking up near the golden gate bridge as well as the marine headlands this afternoon. here is a look at those current wind speeds. sfo got up to 26 miles per hour. check out oakland. gusts to 23, we had 28-mile-per-hour wind gusts in fairfield and mountainview reporting pretty strong wind gusts well over 20 miles per

. >> sabe que el emir karim se queda en isla dorada. >> sÍ, ya supe que se acogiÓ al derecho de asiloue ya no tiene poder me va a dejar en paz. >> eso puede tenerlo por seguro. y en el caso de que llegara necesitarse mi fortuna estÁ a los pies de usted. >> agradezco infinitamente su gesto. >> insisto que puede contar conmigo para lo que sea. >> en estos dÍas me he sentido tan triste. me harÍa muy bien sentir que alguien me tiene afecto, simpatÍa. >> ¿necesita que vaya a verla? ¿es eso, verdad? >> no, no, yo no quise decir eso seÑor gobernador, no. mire, no me haga caso, yo no quiero distraerlo de sus preocupaciones, la verdad. >> hoy mismo irÉ a verla. >> ¿de verdad va a venir? >> por supuesto. espÉreme por favor. >> bueno, lo espero. hasta pronto. >> hasta pronto. >> pero tambiÉn vine para saber. >> sÍ, si, josÉ antonio vino y me pidiÓ trabajo. >> ¿y se lo diste? >> pues claro que se lo di, yo te lo habÍa prometido, ¿no? >> gracias, simona, dios te lo pague, muchas gracias. >> gracias, almita, gracias. ¿pero cÓmo vas a solucionar el asunto de la vivienda? Él no tiene casa propia. >>

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schwartz: chris johnson's partner in the emirates' business is peter kollar. a former director of balloon adventures up up and away. in 1995, peter kollar was flying for up up and away when his balloon came down at sea off christchurch. three tourists drowned. "is it a company that has been of concern to the civil aviation authority?" rex kenny: "any company that has a conviction is of concern". schwartz: rex kenny believes there's no longer anywhere to hide for unsafe operators. he oversees adventure aviation for new zealand's civil aviation authority - the caa". all adventure aviation businesses must now be certified by the caa. previously, the authority could act only against pilots and aircraft. rex kenny: "so the new adventure aviation regulations allow us to actually suspend the operating certificate and therefore put the company the on ground if necessary in the worst cases. schwartz: martyn stacey supports the new regulation. his company was among the first to be audited and certified. schwartz: "the new regulations.... will they get rid of any cowboys

emirates team new zealand got off to a strong start and then hydraulics issues crippled them.et's go back to saturday. we is a luna rosa bow out. sunday, luna rosa turned the tables for their first win. here is the skipper, max sorena. >> no one i think was giving us any chance in this final. and we worked over there. >> now keep in mind on race days during this challenge, we're set for two races per day, but for the second straight day, the wind limit was exceeded over 19 knots. here is emirates team new zealand ray davies. >> it caused a problem with the hydraulics system. and it is impossible to sail without hydraulics. so we have to bounce back and get on with it. >> now two races are set for monday which is getting it's full use as a reserve day. as we have seen, high wind can play spoiler. i'm lawrence scott. >> the sun was out today, and rob has the weather for us. >> still seeing the sun now, clouds are approaching san francisco. it is still 98 in livermore and 85 in san jose. san jose earlier was 91 degrees, still looking at sunshine. emeryville in the 80s, and the go

commodity you, the united arab emirates -- from the u.s., the eu, the united arab emirates. they're saying that diplomatic efforts have failed. the two sides are so entrenched that it seems difficult to see how that calf can be bridged. -- how that gap can be bridged. one side wants to see mohammed marcey the release, that he will come back as president for even a day or two. then they say that they want a referendum and the constitution reinstated. the army and authorities are not prepared to entertain that idea. thisare moving ahead with road map. meanwhile, the muslim brotherhood is saying they're prepared to die for their cause. impossible to see how they can move forward from that. there have to remember have never been any face-to-face negotiations between these two sides. it certainly does not look like that is going to happen anytime soon. supporterse, morsi's have remained camped out. it seems only a matter of the time before there is an incident. >> it is true, they are camped out in tahrir square and throughout the city. area ornot leave that they will not have an

it gives you a little more scope when things go bad, and the emirates sort of carried on. >> with the wind back up past the limit in between races, race two was postponed, giving luna rossa a chance to regroup and not find themselves down 2-0 in this best 7 of 15 series before attending to their equipment issues. >> the negative day, we had to look at the positive things. today, we felt we're more competitive which is promising for the coming day. >> as of now, monday here on the bay will have at least one race as the first reserve day on the schedule will be brought into effect as a race day. with bay area's coverage of the america's cup, i'm laurence scott. >> rob is in the weather center. wind was a factor yesterday. you think it's going to be a problem today? >> what is interesting for the first half of the day is we're seeing less wind. that's why the inland temperatures are running warmer than yesterday. by 2:00 and 3 look, we'll see the sea breeze strengthen around san francisco. 62 in fairfield, 59 in san jose. not much of an inland push of marine air now. that sea breeze star

. >> el emir karim pasa todo el tiempo fuera de su paÍs, ahi gobierna el jeque muslime desde que se casÓno se iba. >> sÍ, si, a la playa con raiza.

the winner of this series will go on to face emirates team new zealand. the winner of that head-to-head series will go on to face oracle team usa for the america's cup in september. yesterday, a triumphant day for the swedish artemis racing team. take a look. with all eyes on the swede inn artemis racing team and their return to competition here at the start of the louis vuitton cup semifinal round, the prerace turned to the competition. the italian luna rosa team and making repairs before the start of the race. then when the boats made their way after the start to mark one, cheers and emotions all around for art muss, which took the early lead, but it wouldn't hold up for long. luna rosa repaired wing and all taking back the lead and neverb looking back. the italian team's first victory in louis vuitton cup head-to-head competition, taking it a minute and 57 seconds ahead of artemis racing. sluggish jibing costing a inini. here is the skipper. >> incredibly proud of the effort we have gone through, no one really but the art muss team members know the wor

emirates captured the louis vuitton cup. emirates will face its bitter rival oracle for the america's cup. the best of the series begins september 7th on san francisco bay. it was breezy on the bay today. >> you saw the wind gusts. sfo gusts to 20 miles per hour. a bit breezy around the bay area. hd showing you clouds continue to move inland this hour. the storm system that brought the weak cold front i should say that brought parts of the bay area mainly in the north bay a few sprinkles earlier in the day has exited to the north of us. but we're looking at this little eddie that developed near the coast. i do want to show you some smoke plumes from the rim fire. you can clearly see just in the last few frames all that smoke. they're saying that poor air quality right now south lake tahoe reduced visibilities as well as all this is moving from the southwest up to the northeast. so keep that in mind. but yeah, really nice picture for you this evening. here's a look at our highs today. we managed 81 in cloverdale. clear lake,

emirates team new zealand found themselves in a rightening scenario. the bou digging into the bay throwing two crew members overboard. rob and chris were recovered unharmed. the remaining nine crew members visibly shaken and left to deal with the damage. emirates team new zealand hit a max speed of 48 miles per hour before the moment. they finished in 31 minutes and three seconds to take race one in an unforgettable finish. >> countless times. it's the first time i have had an incident like this. we are positive about it. it's a good time. it gives you a little bit more -- yeah, we should have carried on. >> reporter: all right, so what we have in the lead up to race two is the determination that the wind speeds were too hide. they cannot exceed over 19 knots, as we are talking about. what that meant was they are going to postpone race two until tomorrow then slide one of the races at least right now to monday. so, we will now have racing sunday and monday at least here. these are what the reserve days are for. there's a little room to schedule if a ra

emirates team new zealand had hit a max speed of 48 miles per hour. the kiwis finished in 31:03 to take race one and an unforgettable opening. >> we have done that countless times. that's the first time we have really had an incident like that. we are very positive on that to head through the boat. i think that gives you a little bit more scope. then, we sort of carried on. >> that was nbc bay area lorne scott reporting. still ahead, a bay area proud man keeps his centuries old tradition live. why customers are paying thousands of dollars for his products. >> the weekend started off with a lot of cloud cover. now, it is going to be finishing up with heat and increasing fire danger. temperatures this time tomorrow soaring into the 90s. tropical moisture may stark some lightning fires. we'll talk more about that with some changes in your forecast when we come right back. >>> silicon valley is known where the best and the brightest create the new and the flashiest and also those that take pride in doing things they always have done. garvin thomas introdu

and emirates new zealand take to the course. i'm lawrence scott. >>> let's check in with meteorologist jeff for your holiday weekend weather forecast. quite warm today, jeff. >> yeah, it was hot. we did have some isolated 90s. high pressure out in the desert southwest. that's weekeniakening out in th midwest. 96 in livermore, drop to 85 by monday. temperatures dropping over the next couple of days. anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees. let's get you into the first part of that labor day forecast. what you'll find is a little bit of cloud cover for the interior valleys. mainly clear for the east bay and also the south bay. temperatures in the low 60s. by 11:00 a.m. tomorrow instead of 80s like we had today you'll be primarily in the 60s and 70s throughout the bay area. let's get you outside to the live high definition sky camera network. in san jose it is clear right now. air quality is at excellent levels. as we mentioned earlier if you are traveling up to tahoe or also reno, they're very close to unhealthy levels of ozone due to smoke

emirate's team new zealand was caught in a sharp turn, throwing two crew members overboard. >> all of a sudden it crashes. >> i was more worried about the people who fell over. both men pulled to safety only suffered bumps and bruises. >> it was quite a welcome to america's cup. >> reporter: these spectators weren't expecting the dramatic excitement. >> the safety boats had them scooped up within less than a minute. so just gave me a real impress how dangerous that collision itself was. >> reporter: the 25-minute race proved too much for the italian team luna rossa challenge, which struggled with equipment issues forcing them to with draw after crossing the starting line. regatta director says today's wind wasn't at its worse. >> predicting with a combination of the outgoing tide, the ebb tide, of two knots and 20 knot plus winds that we would reach the limit set in the safety protocol for this event. >> reporter: the limit under 23 miles per hour were the reason that the races were delayed, bothering life-long sailor berkowitz. after an accident in nascar, he said if racers can't use

this alarmed allies like saudi arabia, the united arab emirates and jordan. they sent emmasarys. their reasoning is this. the struggle in egypt is a battle between islamic radicalism and secularism. and only one side can win. our regional allies believe president obama has been searching for a nonexistent middle ground between the muslim brotherhood and egypt's secularists. after the crackdown which left hundreds dead and thousands injured, threats to cut off aid have come from the european union and the united states. but saudi arabia and the gulf state, notably qatar, and the united arab emirates, have pledged an outlay of 12 billion, nearly 0 times america's military aid to egypt to support the interim government. question. is the u.s.-egyptian relationship at an historic turning point? and if so what should president obama do? mort zuckerman. >> i think the president should not cut the support for the military in egypt. they are our most important ally, and it's the most important country in the middle east, and we will lose the support of a lot of our other friends if we wal

but gulf allies, saudi arabia, kuwait, and the uniteddarian emirates have stepped in with some $12 billion in monetary and fuel aid to egypt since morrissey was deposed on july 3. monday the saudi foreign minister promised to fill any financial gaps left by other countries suspending aid. on sunday, egyptian 0 foreign approximate minister fami said egypt welcomed help from other quarters saying we are not looking to replace one friend with another, but we will look out to the world and continue to establish relations with other countries so we have options. on the news hour last night, egypt's ambassador to the u.s. mohammed towfic said the growth is for both nations. >> we would like it to continue. we have the same objective. we want to see a democratic system in place in egypt. >> reporter: there's some confusion about the current state of the program. the daily beast first reported today that, according to vermont senator patrick leahy's ovation the obama administration has suspended assistance temporarily. white house spokesman josh earnest insisted that was not true. >> this is part

it makes sense not just because the senate is run by democrats, but also because there are more emirates in the senate. you have seen the most conservative on the republican side and the most liberal on the democratic side to be the most reluctant to use military force. it's just the way the makeup of the senate is. there are more people in the middle, for lack of a better way to say it, that are more likely to vote for it. if the senate does come back early, majority leader harry reid who determines the schedule of the senate, is considering, then perhaps if they go first, the hope inside the white house, inside the camps to enforce this, would be to get this momentum going in the house where the vote would be tougher to get. >> so you're saying definitely the house is not going to come back into session until september 9, but the senate majority leader could bring back the senate as early as next week? is that what i'm hearing? >> correct. the house, we now know formally from the house speaker, will come back september 9 as scheduled, so a week from monday. but a democratic source tell

. >> italy's luna rosa is moving on to race against the emirates team new zealand in the louis vuitton cup finals. they'll sail against oracle usa in next month's race. >> the prestart of the fourth race in the louis vuitton case semifinal round full of drama with artems racing trying to avoid a loss to loupa rosa. three penalties in all for the swedish team as luna rosa keeps improving, and the emirates team new zealand in the louis vuitton cup finals and hats off for returning to compete and honoring the memory of andrew simpson who died in training in may. very emotional, an outpouring of support from fans. >> a full standing ovation for artems racing. they may have lost the race, but they earn the respect of everyone watching as they kracr the line. >> people who have been through something as terrible as we have, it has a very gelling component to it. we became obviously close as a team. one thing is for sure, that allows you to go forward with a lot of confidence as a team. i think that it's going to be incredibly strong in the future, and andrew has been a big part of that. >> n

a carefully crafted operation in the united arab emirates and saudi arabia landed him in jail. he is likely to provide interrogators with more details of the inner workings of operations against india. he has evolved from being a terror operative to keep mentor, fundraiser for jihadists in west asia. >> he is a good catch, a very good catch. this is a big achievement on the part of the security establishment. i'm sure a lot of useful information will accrue from his interrogation. >> and 1996, he is alleged to have executed a series of bombings in delhi, the first significant actions carried out under his direct command. >> the holy month of ramadan holds a special place in lives of muslims. it is a month filled with blessings from the almighty, in which rewards for good deeds are plenty. islam requires its followers to refrain from all kinds of wrong doings, sins, and injustices throughout their lives, but in the holy month of ramadan, they are especially trained to practice restraint, even from permissible things like eating and drinking, throughout the day from dawn to dusk,

army representative and he said this is true that al qaeda linked militants do want to establish emirate in syria's north are your thoughts on that. well we have from totally different information for example of context living near a cut-n. you told us that it indeed wasn't the job which was attacking the kurdish rebels there but it was rather the way do you would see it and there is some logic in this you may know that at the end of june the way the and its armed forces did take the courage of activists in a mood and they lost a lot of sympathy which they had before when they attacked these groups just because they were differently thinking in many ways than they did and so i believe that the fact that just now all those fights broke out between the islamists and the idea and it's militia it's quite good for the for the pure idea because it's not what they can pretend that they that they support the kurdish people against islamist threats that's why that's what we believe why these attacks now started we believe that indeed the islamists don't really have an interest in starting to i th

. >> emirates team new zealand! >> a big trophy and win for the kiwis. team new zealand advances to the america's cup fines. >> smells like sewage, rotten eggs, fishy. >> the stench coming from a dried-up lagoon and it's a stinky problem in one bay area community. >> the united nations team will begin a factfinding mission monday to determine if poisonous gases were used. >> hundreds of civilians killed in syria after suspected chemical weapons attacks. the investigation to figure out whether it was really poisonous gas. >> president obama has asked the defense department to prepare options. >> reporter: from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning. monday has arrived. it's august 26. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:00. we're following several developing stories as you wake up this morning. the bay bridge closes in just two days to put the finishing touches on the new eastern span before it opens to the public. t

new zealand's boat, called "emirates" with the red sail.oth minutes and the second by 1 minute, 28 seconds. the kiwi's now hold a commanding 4-1 lead in the seriesfirst to seven wins advances to next month's america's cup to face larry ellison's team oracle >> pam: and denied everyone see at 11 tonight everyone

early july, egypt received $12 billion in aid from saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, but that isonly a stopgap. egypt needs the imf's help. would be the government possibility to push reforms. the stakeholders have to approve it. >> they will not open negotiations until they get international recognition. for others, it can't come soon enough. >> the current economic situation is on the brink. there are a lot of factories, shops, and traders hit hard. and they still can't get back up and running. it is much higher. >> take a look at the stock market. >> the dow jones industrial average went in and out of territory, positive territory on friday. with the nasdaq and the s&p 500. over the week, the indices had their worst week this year on nervousness that the federal .eserve posing in positive territory with offbeat eta helping out the markets. eurozone exports picking up for the first time in three months. let's look at stories out there. shares among the winners in friday, up 10%. they raised the full-year -- forecast.cast showing signs of stabilizing during july on the same mont

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in the prestart of race six, following a familiar script, emirates team new zealand getting the position they want and the kiwis gathering a sizable lead over the luna rossa team. they are behind for most of the race. two more victory also give emirates team new zealand the spot before oracle usa. >> the way we go around the course. you feel like it is coming together. we know we can do better. and so i think the challenge is as much racing ourselves and improving ourselves as it is against the other guy. >> reporter: luna rossa needing a mistake to grab the win. but they're staying in the fight. here's luna rossa skipper. >> we're not going to give up even until the end. if there's some suggs of that. we are here to race. we knew from day one, we knew to beat them was really hard. >> reporter: there was no louis vuitton cup series in 2010. so if this week it's captured it will be the first team in six years. >>> still to me at 6:00, a weekend of worries. thousands of people near yosemite face uncertainty as the fire continues to grow. >>> and also he fought off dozens of accusations abo

emirates new zealand will face the orcal team. the kiwis have won it three times now. and this was on a fog shrouded course. they led the luna rossa team before taking this series seven races to one. the kiwis appreciative of the support. >> oracle, you look across and they look strong. and they've got huge resource. and they have been sailing with two boats, two very god sailing teams and are getting better every time. they do look very, very strong. >> reporter: luna rossa aims to build in future competitions and on this day tip their caps to the kiwis. >> i think we achieve a greater result. obviously, i'm not happy today because i never like my life to lose a race. but at the end, i think we, we should be proud of what we achieved. >>> and next up, the america's cup finals starting right here on nbc, saturday, september 7, oracle defending the cup against emirates new zealand in a best. i'm lawrence scott. >>> and we're going to check in on the weather around here. it was certainly a lovely day today, anthony. >> yes, it was. temperatures were very seasonal. in to

bia, kuwait, and the united arab emirates have offered billions of dollars of aid. the political situation needs to stabilize. >> in other news, a car bomb blast in the lebanese capital has killed at least 22 people according to local police. it detonated in a stronghold of the hezbollah. more were injured in an attack on thursday. hezbollah insists none of its leaders were among the injured. a previously unknown group has claimed responsibility. our international affairs editor was in studio earlier to give us his analysis on the situation. >> it is definitely a major escalation. it is a high death toll. the previous bombings in south beirut just over a month ago injured people but did not kill anyone. it confirms a pattern in which shiite civilians are equated with hezbollah fighters. these last two bombings in south beirut are different from the roadside bombs targeting hezbollah convoys heading toward syria that we saw in june and july. so, now there is no distinction being made between hezbollah soldiers and the shiite civilian population. as for yesterday's at

people still care, we're working with saudi arabia and the emirates right now on issues in syria. so the things we end up having effects more than just the aid. there's no question the monetary part of this is minuscule compared to what's being supplanted by these other countries. but we still have influence. we need to use it as much as we can. but we cannot wave a magic wand and i think sometimes people react in ways that just are not thoughtful when people do things that are counter to what we think as good policy in these countries. certainly we should react and we should react in a measured way. and we don't have all the cards and i know it's frustrating to americans, but we need to be patient, we need to recalibrate and we need to realize the importance of egypt to the region and candidly to our own country. >> senator corker, thanks very much for joining us on andrea mitchell reports. >>> there's a stop and frisk program still facing an uncertain future after mayor michael bloomberg's decision to appeal. >> on "meet the press," new york exhibition never ray kelley gave his

also emirates new zealand now just a win away to advance to go the america's cup final against the oracle team. what stopped them from >> welcome back. isolates 5:13 on this sunday morning. thanks for waking up so early to join us for the abc7 sunday morning news. this is a live look from the emeryville cam. in that city a little bit of drizzle going on right now. in the low 60s. not much warmer later today. maybe into the high 60s. lisa argen will have all the facts and figures and your forecast if a few minutes. >> authorities are investigating what led a strucking company employ' to go on a shooting spree that left two former colleagues dead and two others injured. the 72-year-old huberert allen junior shot them yesterday at several locations around florida. allen first shot and killed a 28-year-old former coworker, then went a short distance and fatally shot his 80-year-old former boss. later he shot and wounded two other men before going home and killing himself. >>> new this morning, ousted egyptian president miew baric will be in court today to face retrial in connection with the k

and emirates new zealand is now just a win away from advance to go the america's cup final against team oracle usa. what stopped the kiwis >> knew this morning, authorities in floor are investigating just what led a trucking company employee to go on a shooting spree that left two former colleagues dead and two others injured. according to police, the 72-year-old hubert allen junior shot them yesterday at several locations around union county, florida. authorities say allen first shot and killed a 28-year-old former coworker, then went a short distance and fatally shot his 80-year-old former boss. later he shot and wounded two other men before going home and killing himself. >>> new this morning, ousted egyptian president hosni mubarak will be in court today to face retrial in connection with the killing of protesters back in 2011. he was flown by helicopter to a military courthouse this -- from a military hospital to a courthouse this morning. mubarak was released from prison and transferred to house arrest in the hospital. mubarak was found guilty last year for failing to stop the kil

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anyway when it is dwarfed by $12 billion that's poured into egypt from saudi arabia, the united arab emirates and kuwait in the last month. >> there's no question we overestimated what our leverage was and underestimated the leverage that saudi arabia and uae has had on the government. >> reporter: the president was hoping this week would be about his bus tour to pennsylvania and upstate new york thursday and friday to talk about the middle class. this is yet another example of outside events overshadowing his second term agenda. >> ed henry on the north lawn, thank you. >>> the u.n. refugee agency says about 30,000 syrians crossed into iraq kurdish areas. many are trying to escape violence in northeastern syria. the area engulfed in fighting between kurdish militias and factions with links to al qaeda. >>> the man who helped edward snowden leak nsa secrets says a movement to intimidate him will back fire. this after last week they say the nsa did more snooping than the president said. catherine herridge brings us up to date. >> reporter: while the white house denied any roll in the 9 hour de

four journalist died in wednesday's violence including a reporter from the united arab emirates.delaziz-old habeeba abde work as a journalist for the dubai-based xpress. we go now to cairo, joined by three guests. democracy now! correspondent sharif abdel kouddous and lina attalah, chief editor and cofounder of the cairo-based news website, mada masr. joining us from washington, the executive, director of the middle east research and information project read sharif, yesterday morning when this all began, please, describe what happened. take us through the day. >> before i do that, slight correction, three journalists were killed yesterday, the photojournalist was not killed. that was an erroneous report that filtered through the media yesterday. to answer your question, yesterday was a day of violence and chaos and bloodshed, the most violent episode i have witnessed as reporter in egypt for the past 2.5 years. walking around the northeastern where ahood in cairo mosque was located, you could hear the crackle of machine-gun fire intermittently in the air. in theas teargas thrown

you also have the united arab emirates who are also fwiing their point of view and it seems to be appoint of international process so everyone can understand this needs to start as quickly as possible. >> dozens of people have been injured morocco afternoon a protest >> protesting against a royal rtin reportedly giving a zimbabwe a move for democratic change calls for change. after the party won almost 2/3 of the seats in parliament. final results aren't in yet but m.d.c. and another dismissed the elections as a farce and the former finance minister stays election was fligged fare of mugabe. >> i don't know. that's a given that mugabe will be president. there may be many issues surrounding this and near mind the results aren't being complete so, so i'm not engineering the process to make mugabe our president whether he is there for five years or two days it really doesn't make a dimples. zim bob wians nust break themselves of more suffering. >> who wants to wane baby? a death threat for raising pakistani teachering individuals. plus -- >> an ancient piece of parchment on public display. w

emirates suffered mechanical problems and was forced to drop out. cup officials called off the scheduled second race because of strong winds. those races will be run tomorrow weather permitting. the winner of the best of 13 competitions faces oracle u.s.a. >> we had a warmup today, some wet weather could be next. taking you live now outside, there's a chance of gusty winds, even thunderstorms this week. our meteorologist leigh glaser has your accuweather forecast. >>> plus, a special celebration today in san francisco where a man known for making a huge difference gets a beg surprise -- a big surprise. it will all be [shouting] >> carolyn: san francisco mayor ed lee presented a special honor. part of ellis street between taylor and jones is now renamed reverend cecil williams way. came as a surprise to williams. it is all part of a year-long celebration recognizing glide's 50 years of community service helping the homeless and those in need. congratulations, reverend williams. >>> we have a special programming note to tell you about tonight at 6:30.

the saudis, the kuwaitis, the united arab emirates give them far more money than we are.them is a small token and we should be asking ourselves whether we should still be doing that. >> the name he will bear ral day is known to americans. of what signatures is was his resignation today? >> not a huge one. he compromised his credibility as a neutral party or as an honest broker when he blessed the coup and participated in the interim military-run government. of course, his leaving that government today, he resigned, does affect the credibility of that government to some degree. but i think you'll see that the military is very good at this. they're very good at finding typically older men wearing western suits putting them in front of cameras and saying this is the new guy, this is the civilian. we're just soldiers doing our job. >> quick final question if i might. your "time" cover story identified morsi as the most important man in the middle east. if you were writing that cover story today, who would be that individual? >> well, of the middle east is now much more fractu