our report tonight from nbc's martin fletcher. >> reporter: london's worst riot since 30 years ended early this morning. and at day break, the cleanup began. fire destroyed this entire building, a carpet store, while 200 yards away police detained another youth. 48 arrested so far for arson, looting, violence. atm machines were vandalized, shops looted, stores destroyed in an all-night frenzy of destruction. this was a patrol car. but police now are hoping this will not be repeated tonight. but the people here, the young people, telling me they're going to destroy, their word, destroy two other areas nearby. this is what scares the police. last night's out of control fury in north london. only half an hour's drive from parliament. anger began growing thursday when police shot dead mark dugham, a 29-year-old father of four, who they described as a gangster. his friends doubted the police report that he allegedly fired first at an officer. saturday night, dugham's friends and relatives protested outside the local police station. they say they did not want violence. but young thugs seiz

james fletcher, a lot more sunshine. hakka >> it looks great outside right now. here's a live look from the james lick freeway. not a cloud in the sky. blue skies and sunshine bathing the city. the temperature is beginning to rise. here is a live look out of walnut creek. very warm and antioch already, did not see be surprised if we get to 90 degrees. classic a quick look at where temperatures are right now. in to talk is already warm. hawker 69 for concord. 66 for san jose. as our temperature chart this afternoon breaks down like this, cooler on the coast. that is the usual pattern. 90 degree territory near the delta. but los gatos and morgan hill, 89. 84 in san jose. in the east bay, upper 80s and low 90s from the delta to the san ramon valley. hot as this flood maps over to the east shore, oakland, 73. 76 for they work woman to 81 in fremont. along the peninsula is warmer down south. >> sunshine and a lot of it for the week ahead. close to the check on traffic. almost hot spot freed. it problem on ones are one of the peninsula. and as it was reported as a mino

let's head to the weather center here is james fletcher.n the golden gate bridge we're dealing with fairly solvensolid fall. 1 mi. r less visibility. the fall will push back in by 6:00 p.m.. once we get the clear and temperatures will fall and line with 60s along the coast, the '70s and '80s through the center part of the bay. in the delta, low 90s. most locations will be in the mid-upper 80s. here is your 7 day forecast. today will be warm, hot in some places. tomorrow will cool a little bit. inland temperatures only getting up into the mid-80s >> president barack obama is demanding that the syrian president resigned for unleashing an assault against his own people. this is coming after another 18 people were shot dead by syrian troops. here is a video of the aftermath that happened yesterday. the government claims it is only targeting terrorists but witnesses say scores of innocent citizens have been injured and killed. we're learning that israeli military officials are saying that there was an air strike on southern gaza. at least six pe

nbc's martin fletcher has our report. >> reporter: it is so hard to imagine hosni mubarak on trial, but outside the court this morning, egyptians began hurling stones in anger, assuming the military wouldn't bring him. but the helicopter flew in from his hospital, and an ambulance, and then this shocking historic image, hosni mubarak, 83 years old, once america's great ally, called the modern pharaoh, helpless on a stretcher, locked in a metal cage. his two sons also charged with corruption, using their bodies to block cameras from filming their father. the key charge today read, mubarak is accused of killing demonstrators during the uprising against him. mubarak's response, he said, all these accusations, i deny them all. if he is found guilty of ordering the shooting that killed 850 protesters, mubarak could face the death penalty. good, this man said, watching the trial on tv. mubarak's men shot him in the leg. he says if i could strangle them, i would. mubarak will die in the end. just about everybody with a tv now is watching it. we're being taken now to the home of ahmed. your fri

among the hot spots, birmingham, about 100 miles from london, our own martin fletcher is there for us tonight, martin, good evening. >> reporter: birmingham city is almost deserted tonight. there's fear there could be clashes here over the killing of three young men. as fighting spread in the early hours in cities across the uk, liverpool, manchester, in whales. around 2:00 a.m., the violence peaked in birmingham and this morning the community picks up the pieces. pakistani muslims mourning two brothers and a friend killed by a hit-and-run driver while trying to protect their neighborhood. some blamed the police. >> i don't believe in the police no more. if they had done their job last night, these innocent kids wouldn't be dead today. >> the father of the two dead brothers had a hart attack today. the other father performed cpr on his own son in vain. yet today he said, enough. >> why are we doing this? i lost my son. step forward if you want to lose your son. otherwise calm down and go home. please. >> reporter: however, anger and blame and violence all spreading. the violence that

martin fletcher, nbc news, london. >>> and there was more heart breaking news tonight from the horn of africa, where children and families are suffering through the worst drought and famine in decades. today, trucks loaded with desperately needed food were looted in the capital of mogadishu in a fight that turned deadly. the situation at the only children's hospital in the capital is dire. as we hear tonight from chief foreign correspondent richard engel, we caution you the images in his report are disturbing. >> reporter: it may be safer now not to come to mogadishu's hospital. amid the famine and war, disease is spreading. they already suffer malnutrition, now there is a cholera outbreak at the hospital. these two children are wasting away. i came because my kids have diarrhea, she said. i think it is from the hunger. the patients are given iv drips, but they can't hold the fluids. this is where new arrivals come at the only hospital for children in mogadishu. there is no running water, no electricity, no operating room or toilets even, yet people still come here, looking for medical

james fletcher is watching the forecast. >> here is a live look out of antioch. a quick snapshot on some of its members will see this afternoon. we will begin in antioch. we did very well hit 90 in antioch. so concord 87 in a sunny. livermore, 90 degrees in partly cloudy. it will be worn for inland east bay locations, everyone else will see the sun shine once this runs out. " everyone east of the oakland hills is in the clear. overcast conditions. we should see sindhis and bricks in the sun this afternoon. it will cover their for the course of the day and pushed back by about 8:00 p.m. and begin an inland push by midnight. the temperature is right now or in the '50s and '60s. it would be that way until all 9:00 a.m.. we will see 90 degree weather is creeping into the delta, a livermore dalliance portions of the south bay. a little cooler along the coast. san francisco will be in the mid-60s this afternoon. 7:15 p.m. his first pitch. temperatures will be right around six degrees: off into the fifties by the ninth inning. in terms of your 7 day forecast we're looki

here is james fletcher. >> here is a view from the roof camera. you can see how low the cloud cover is. that is what people are waking up to particularly in san francisco and southern marin county. fairly clear everywhere else. overcast skies, but there is not a lot of fog. quebec remove several relatives still will be somewhat cooler than they were yesterday. by 6:00 p.m. the fall will begin to push and land once more. here are your expected highs for today. basically 7 day around the bay and warmer as he had to the east. och here is your 7 day forecast. been >> new this morning, a man accused of strapping a fake bomb around a teen-ager's neck and australia two weeks ago is in custody. these are pictures of paul douglas peters. he was arrested yesterday at his ex-wife's home near louisville, ky. police say there is some connection between peters and the victim's family, but there are no direct links as of yet. he will be arraigned later today. australian authorities do plan to seek extradition. he is an australian businessman who did business in

james fletcher has more. >> a live look out here at the james lick freeway. oakland and san jose are on time as is typically the case. delays as a vote of 55 minutes. sunny and hot inland. visibility is impacted for is to bear the near santa rosa. some portions of 101 has visibility less than one- quarter of a mile. everyone else is enjoying ok visibility. in terms of our temperatures, take a load of what we see on the thermometers. in the afternoon, this is what we expect to see by 3:00 p.m.. 6 fax-hook low 90s to much of the san ramon valley. on the east side of the peninsula, redwood city and powell also, low 80s. 70 degrees for downtown san francisco. sonoma, 89. here is your 7 day forecast. it will cool slightly for the next two days and a warm up for thursday and friday before we bring things back down to mild temperatures. that is the way your 7 day forecast is shaping up. let's check on your ride with erica. >> good morning. a good time to leave the house. i currently am not looking at any hot spots. the only slows, as the northbound direction of the

martin fletcher is in london with us. another good morning to you.s there fear that there are going to be more protests on the way? >> absolutely, alex. there is more and more police going into the area and local residents are gathering around the high road where the riots and looting took place last night. there is a scent of anger. first of all, the shooting of the local civilian who the police called a gangster, a 25-year-old father of two. that took place thursday night. last night that exploded in rioting, burning vehicles, and then 500 young people, mostly wearing hoods so you couldn't see their faces, began looting local businesses and shops and running off with cameras and liquor and they love iphones that were stolen. and the police are calling it mindless criminality. great fear that there could be more fighting tonight. >> and, martin, i know you were up there a while ago and live on the air. as they prepare for protests, the police are looking at these people thinking, are you going to come out at us tonight. are they increasing the numbe

woodstock to james fletcher about our local forecasts. here is the shot we have been looking at all morning long. >> the fog is traded over the golden gate bridge. the road surface is damp. the fall will be with us along the coast until noon. that is what it will pull back enough that we might start getting some decent warming in the city. temperatures compendious able still be nice and warm. the fall will pull back by noon and will get some decent heating in the city along the peninsula before the fall resurgence. there is one hour 12 minute travel delays. temperatures are still on the wild side. the cloud cover over might tempt some insulation. mid-upper 80s is what we're expecting for much of the south bay. almost 90 degrees in morgan hill. the east bay's shoreline, oakland, 71, 76 in castro valley. cooler along the coast. so in the north bay, depending on where you are, you'll be the upper seventies or low 80s. here is your 7 day forecast. today's fine, tomorrow is a little cooler. next week things will cool off as quickly as they war

james fletcher has an update. mt. tam. when hot to a really intense marine layer. things are difficult in terms of heating. here is what we see on the weather front. coastal fog and overcast. those are the conditions this morning. this afternoon temperatures are a bit cooler than they were yesterday. ha inland highs and low 80s as opposed to the low 90s that we saw yesterday. the entire coastline is locked in. in santa rosa, 4 mi. visibility. the crowd layer is low enough hour 12 minute arrival flight delays. let's take look at what we are expecting in terms of temperatures outside. mostly in the mid-upper 50s. or this afternoon we're looking for low eighties in a warmer spots in the south bay, otherwise mid-upper 70's. same story for the inland valley where. san francisco will be a low 60s. in the north bay temperatures will be in the upper 70's and low 80s. and here is your 7 day forecast, mild through the weekend. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. all eyes on wall street. not too bad today. but the dow is continuing to slide, off 81

martin fletcher has the latest from london. >> reporter: good morning.gan on thursday night when the police were trying to arrest a man in a mini cab. they say there was a shooting. the man fired and apparently the policeman's life was saved when a bullet hit his radio, his walkie-talkie. they describe the man as a gangster. he was a 29-year-old father of two. a protest outside the tottenham police station began with about 50 people calling for justice. great anger at the killing of the young man from this area known as one of the poorer areas of london. that quickly escalated. hundreds -- about 500 young men, many hooded, began shouting, throwing stones at police and burning police cars, a bus, a building. all hell broke loose here. police are now treating the area as a crime scene fearing there could be more violence tonight. >> martin fletcher, thank you. in israel, more than a quarter million people protested against the rising cost of living yesterday. demonstrators waved flags and chanted. some rylined up in front of benjamin netanyahu's home. >>>

martin fletcher is in london with us. good sunday morning.r the rally started earlier in the week when a man died at the hands of police. >> reporter: that's right, alex. thursday night there was -- police say they were trying to arrest somebody in a mini cab. there was a shooting. they describe him as a gangster. he's a 29-year-old father of two. the shot hit the policeman on his walkie-talkie which apparently saved his life. they fired back, killed the man. that was thursday night. saturday night, last night there was a protest outside the tottenham police station. people calling for justice for the killing of the young men. 400 to 500 people turned up and things just turned to hell. they were throwing rocks as the police, throwing bottles. escalated into burning two police patrol cars, a bus, buildings. now today the police fear there could be more trouble tonight. >> pretty profound pictures we are seeing. the crowd behind you, what are they doing? >> reporter: there's just a lot of anger at what happened on thursday. there is anger at wh

neighbors's martin fletcher is in cairo with more. i've go the to ask you the reactions of this video and seeing hosni mubarak in that cage, on that hospital bed. what were people telling you there. >> reporter: one woman told me she lost her son who was killed in the process, and she said that she never believed she would see mubarak in a metal cage, humiliated, and what she said was is i thank god now. i can sleep again, and i think that's a sense that people have here. many people did not believe that this would ever come to pass, and seeing mubarak lying out in that -- in that -- on the stretcher and locked inside a metal cage, also with his two sons in the metal cage with him. they have also been accused of corruption. the father, of course, accused of giving orders that led to the deaths of 850 people, and he could face a possible death penalty if found guilty. tamr tamron? >> what is the next phase here, and how long is the trial expected to last? >> reporter: mubarak's case after today, the next meeting in his case will be aug

. >> martin fletcher, reporting from tripoli. thank you very much. the white house has slapped new sanctions on syria and has banned americans from doing business with the president and foreign minister. a washington has frozen the assets of the three men. in syria, there are more reports of troops firing on protesters who are against the regime. >> they are singing for a new syria. ramadan and the days of fasting are over. the people here are still hungry for freedom. this internet footage was reportedly shot and a central syrian city. protesters across the country feel emboldened by events in libya. as usual, the government responded with violence. even on this important religious holiday, troops fired on crowds in the south and the central city. several peaceful protesters were killed and several others wounded. the president made his annual public appearance. he visited the damascus mosque named after his father. he ruled for three decades. another reminder for the demonstrators that it is time to end the family's grip on power. >> a true at mega

let's get a quick check on weather with the james fletcher. >> here is a quick look at the san mateobridge. we are looking for partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. here is where we will see temperatures this afternoon. '70s and '80s is the general makes. the hottest temperatures will be in the central valley. brentwood may very well see 90 degrees. coming up we will have a look at the weekend and what we see for next week. >> police are investigating the armed robbery of an armored car business. it took place on north point parkway. jackie sissel is alive with more. >> when they asked willie sutton why he robbed banks he said because that is where the money is. i guess that was the thought of these brazen as suspects. everything started last night, we had video right before 11:00 p.m.. the santa rosa police department received a phone call and one of the men said they had been robbed. another of sleeve told them he had been locked inside a warehouse. when police arrived they discovered tombs police from the armored car company locked inside of a warehouse. they were told that several

let's go to james fletcher. >>: this is the james lick freeway. you can see the cloud cover and fall. a pretty typical scene. a different view in the east bay. here is a live look along the creek. not nearly as body. overcast conditions. the marine layer is pushing and linda to the san ramon valley. sunny skies and 89 in brentwood. everyone else will be below that let's take a quick look at the fog on the satellite. fairly widespread. along the coastline and pushing the thenin. in. bonn temperatures this afternoon will look like this. here is your 7 day forecast. it will remain cool and mild throughout the rest of the week. temperatures of not breaking the made '80s until the weekend. let's get a check on traffic. >>: a slight change on the bay bridge toll plaza. hough we are not tracking and the hot spots. the metering lights have been activated. we are incident free. the metering lights were turned on as 60 4:00 a.m.. there are no delays except a brief week at the toll plaza. your ride on the san mateo bridge has been a good one all morning long

msnbc's martin fletcher joins us live from cairo.tin, what is mubarak facing in terms of potential punishment? >> well, ultimately a possible death sentence. he's being charged with three counts, corruption, strangely enough selling -- doing a deal with israel selling gas too cheaply to israel. that's also one of the charges. but the main charge, of course, is giving orders that led to the shooting deaths of 850 egyptians during the january-february protests. if found guilty, that carries a possible death sentence. by the way, his two sons are also being charged with corruption. they face between 5 and 15 years, martin. >> when i was watching some of the images, and we're seeing them in front of us, he looks as though he's fairly attentive even though he's reclining and in the prone position. he's actually quite aware and alert. >> yeah. well, you know, as you can imagine, different people said different things on why he was supposed to have been too sick to take part. his lawyer said that to attend trial, too depressed. he was looki

>> nbc's martin fletcher. thank you. >>> back here at home, nearly 50,000 verizon workers walked off the job after the contract expired at midnight. they want concessions on health care, pensions and work rules. the wireless business is declining and employees do not pay anything toward their health care. >>> a programming note tell you, tonight on "dateline," tom brokaw looks at how it's affecti affecting, while following a soldier for nine years. it is right here on nbc. >> some tourists got quite the scare when a glacier rocked their boat. large chunks offite started falling down and the collapsing iceberg caused panic on the boat. we had to bleep out some of the audio there. despite the terrifying moments the boat stayed upright and most of the tourists made it out okay. that actually looks like kind of fine. now back to lester, jenna and chris. >> have your drinks on the rocks. >> i love the guy, oh, my gosh, i think we're going die, and let me quickly take out my smartphone device and take video. tom, th

>> martin fletcher, thanks. >>> michele bachmann has been electric in iowa, drawing big crowds as shecrosses the state ahead of this weekend's straw poll. but can she attract a broad enough appeal within her own party outside of iowa while staying true to her staunchly religious conservative background? that's a key question. according to a new profile of bachmann in this week's "new yorker." we are joined by the author of that report. ryan, fascinating details that you found in all of your reporting, in your interviews with michele bachmann, because there have been religious candidates before but she seems to have a fiercely religious view. is she trying to soften that now that she eventually, were she to become competitive, wants to appeal to more mainstream voters? >> yeah, you're right. we've had pat robertson in 1988 do very well in iowa. we have had candidates with this sort of ideological makeup that bachmann has. so she is trying to broaden her appeal, right. ever since she got to washington in 2007, she has taken more of an interest in some of the economic issues. she was one

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james fletcher is watching the fog and waiting for a warm-up. >> we are watching the low cloud cover. we're looking out toward emeryville and berkeley. you can see how low the clouds are. the fog is fairly thick as you head out this morning. here is what the fog looks like. fairly widespread. by noon-1:00 p.m. it will pull back. we are looking for good heating for inland locations and supplications. today, a degree or two warmer than yesterday's. 6:00 a.m.by 6. the fall will push its way back inland again. mid-upper 50s, 60 degrees in the east bay. we will begin to see the heating by 10:00 a.m. and beyond. what are looking for a high of 87 degrees in los gatos and morgan hill. mid-60's in san francisco. in the north bay upper 70's and low 80s. your 7 day forecast shows a big spike in temperatures. a 10 degree jump for inland spots. let's get a check on the morning commute. >> we are continuing to watch the bay bridge, the westbound ride leading into the toll plaza. early backups for the bay bridge in the cash lanes. we do have a backup that already reaches to west grand ave. of course

an extraordinary scene in cairo today, con tesz ya. >> martin fletcher, thank you for the update. >>> developing news in australia where a bizarre scene played out this morning in an exclusive sid nye suburb. police say a man entered a home and fastened an explosive device around the neck of an 18-year-old girl. threatened to blow it up. the bomb squad worked for nearly ten hours to remove the device. police say it was a hoax. so far they've made no arrests. >>> it's been a mystery for nearly 40 years. who is the legendary sky jacker d.b. cooper? the fbi thinks it knows. we'll talk with the boy now a grown man who found the only piece of evidence linked to the crime. >>> plus, a state's controversial new law about who every day, all around the world, energy is being produced to power our lives. evwhile energy developementorld, comes with some risk, north america's natural gas producers are committed to safely and responsibly providing decades of cleaner burning energy for our country, drilling thousands of feet below fresh water sources within self contained well systems and using sta

anne fletcher is a dietitian and the author of "weight loss confidential." she says anyone considering changing their diet should make an important step first. >> the best thing for them to do is to go see a registered dietitian to make sure that they're getting a well balanced diet, they're getting adequate protein. >> both emili and lucie take vitamin supplements to replace iron, b-12, calcium and other important nutrients that come from meat and dairy.ws >> your body needs every vitamin so that's definitely something i have to watch out for is remembering to take that. >> very true. if you're interested in becoming vegetarian or vegan, as i just reported, you should definitely speak to a health professional. like your family doctor. >>> stay with us. there's lots more still to come on "teen kids news." >> we'll be right back. >>> this is israel, a small nation in the middle east about the size of new jersey. the country grew out of the turmoil of the world war ii when jews across europe faced terrible persecution by the nazis. it's remembered in history a

>> nbc's martin fletcher reporting for us from birmingham, england. thank you. >>> the pentagon says a u.s. airstrike has killed the taliban insurgents who shot down an american helicopter in afghanistan. over the weekend. general john allen, the u.s. marine commander in afghanistan said the bombing by an f-16 fighter jet did not, though, kill the region's taliban leader. general allen declined to comment on why so many elite troops, including navy s.e.a.l.s and army rangers were involved in the initial firefight. the news comes as defense officials now update the death toll from last week's attack. they say 17 navy s.e.a.l.s died along with five members of the navy previous report had said that 22 s.e.a.l.s were killed in that incident. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," big news in the world of business. as steve jobs and his various addictive devices push apple past exxonmobil to the top of one impressive list. we'll tell you what it is. >>> plus, why, why would you do this? the los angeles dodgers forced to release a statement after an usher

james fletcher has more on what to expect. >> cadiz bay will see your best sky conditions. those will be some of the warmer locations, but cooler than they were yesterday. some spots will see a 10 degree cool down gangsta this marine layer that is pushing in pretty aggressively. that is where we see the most reduced visibility. with less than 2 mi. visibility north of santa rosa and it continues to grow. already causing delays at sfo. oakland and san jose are doing just fine. come here is what we see the temperature wise. we have not seen much warming in the east bay. in the south bay, our highs will look like of this oakland, 65, 70 in hayward. in san mateo, 72. downtown san francisco, los 60's with upper 50s along the coast. in the north bay temperatures will be around the upper 70's and low 80s. a mild day to day and into the weekend. for now, let's get a check on the commute. >> we are looking at a pretty good ride around the bay area. there are no hot spots or unusual delays. today is friday. friday light traffic. slow from the 880 over crossing, not too bad of a ride

. >> reporter: fletcher says riders are angry. >> just walking on the surface, i see commuters who are legitimately angry. >> reporter: he and other riders support a counterprotest but won't be part of it. >> i don't mind the idea, but i don't think i would participate because i work and two, just because i don't think it would really do any good. >> i do support it. just because i have three children and i have to get home. >> reporter: others worry it will create a dangerous situation. >> i think that's dangerous. i would not recommend that. i don't know what the answer is, but that is not something that i would recommend. >> reporter: police are recommending protesters stay home and promising swift action if someone interferes with traffic or trains. most of the commuters we talked to say they will leave work early on monday to avoid the chaos. but others are planning to drive to work on monday to be sure and make it home. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of planning to do. thank you, jean. >>> a bay area neighborhood goes dark and it only got

let's go to james fletcher. >> here is the view from mt. tam. you can see just how sick that a blanket of fog cover is over the bay. that is a jacket was seeing at the golden gate bridge. >> tomorrow morning will wake up to exactly what we see outside right now. here are your current temperatures. >> this afternoon, the sun will not have the kids to get orders into the upper 80s. >> in san jose, mid-70s, '60s kitsch '70s for most of the day. --'60s and '70s for most of the bay. the fall will be hanging are around for most of the day. here are your highs for the temperatures will be mile for the remainder of the week. let's get a check on traffic. >> good morning. we have a hot spot on the bay bridge westbound on the incline. it is up the ramp about two-thirds of the way, if you look closely there are flashing lights right there inside of that circle. that is where the caltrain tow truck is sitting. as a consequence, the leader glides have been slowed. the good news is, the westbound backup is a very we will be keeping a close eye on this back up

. >> james fletcher is here with the >> here is a view from the golden gate bridge. it is a foggy.e are seeing more overcast conditions otherwise cool so fog. the warm-up continues today. we are cooling off just in time for the weekend. let's take a look at fog tracker 4. it looks like the fog will burn off pretty rapidly. that should set this up for some decent heating. temperatures right now, mid-50s. this afternoon, this is where we expect temperatures to be. in the outlying every churcareas, temperatures near te '90s. the further south ahead, the warmer it will be. the same with the east bay, low 90s. here is your 7 day forecast. now on to traffic. >> for bigger backups on the bay bridge toll plaza. the back of is reaching beyond west grand ave. in 18 minute drive time. there was a similar commute yesterday. we do not have any problems on the san mateo bridge. a 80 is getting heavy in hayward through both directions. a pretty forward right per marin county, 101 southbound, no problems. when >> back to school today and, receives are hitting schools in san francisco in the sunset

james fletcher has the look of a forecast. >> here is the san mateo bridge shot once more. slight haziness. we really cannot make up the peninsula. you cannot see a lot. this is what we are expecting this afternoon. the fall will hang around the east shore for most of the day. oakland to 69 and partly cloudy. a word, 70 degrees and partly cloudy. much colder than yesterday. " the fog is heavy in the north bay with its ability being reduced to bear petaluma. other locations are seeing overcast conditions, not a lot in the way of fog at street level. temperatures this afternoon to look like this. expect cooler temperatures near the coast. 70's for most of the bay with warmer spots only getting into the mid '80s the staff. i will have your 7 day forecast and a fly around coming up and our next update. for now, back to you. >> are dealing with what is left from hurricane i read. we're talking about another storm forming. hoover this tropical storm is expected to strengthen into a major hurricane as we have through the weekend. the mall runs seemed to bring the storms far enough

this season and wayne rooney who scored seventeen goals in the last campaign would feel that darren fletcher also had a like fitness test head at the wembley showdown you can miss most of the pre-season for the five of us. i know but also to finished off their pre-season tour of north america with a two no went to the mexican side of america adriano i picked up the advance of the first moment i threw the first hole. the final minutes they be paid yet to perfecting the range sixty eight thousand fans price the cowboys stadium to watch this one so let's head back to face you know not some the final of the catalonia cup on tuesday ok. moving on tiger woods to slip further down the leaderboard at the world golf championship in ohio while the man to catch that is adam scott who stand a winning formula with tigers for mchattie steve williams scott's was in a four way tie for the lead at the start of the day but moved into the outright lead on the sixteenth hole with a pinpoint approach he ended the day with a sixty six to put him on twelve under par overall with one round left to play that's a sho

our veteran correspondent, martin fletcher, a london native himself, is there with more on the anger and hopelessness that's fueling a kind of tale of two cities. it's a painful week for londoners. >> reporter: we saw this man being mugged tonight. >> they beat you up? >> they beat me up and took my stuff. >> reporter: and this youtube video. a bleeding boy. he had been beaten. others appeared to help him and then robbed him. everyone is asking -- why? >> there's nothing more i can say. i'm really shaken up at the moment. >> reporter: this is part of the answer. this building, 106 new bond street has been sold for $42 million, cash. what's more, there were 22 cash bidders on the property. a collision between two worlds. have's and the have-nots. on an average wage to buy a house, it would take a londoner 30 years. we found four boys looking on wise beyond their years. >> why are they looting and stealing? >> i think they just want to show power that they have. >> reporter: a final thought that may say a lot about our times. in this shopping center, every store has been looted except

. >> bay area weather and traffic, james fletcher is watching the forecast. >> a good morning. a live look from mt. tam. a postcard picture. we have seen this quite a bit over the last few days with morning fog coming across the bay area. in san jose we are showing you nothing but pleasant blue skies. sunshine coming down and begin to warm temperatures. depending on where you are, you are already seeing sunshine. here are a few locations in the south bay and what we are expecting this afternoon. >> fog tracker 4 is predicting fog over the heart of the day even at 9:00 a.m.. by 1:00 p.m. the fall will be hanging along the coast and then start pushing back around 7:00 p.m. and more in lending during the overnight hours. the falcon pulls back enough the we get some decent warming this afternoon. take a look at temperatures. 60s along the coast, '70s and '80s, most of the bay with hotter temperatures in the this is the temperature mix that we will see over the next few days. kob >> that is the forecast for the east bay, in the north day, temperatures from the upper seventies to low

now on to the weather center, let's get on to james fletcher. >> looking at the fog across most of the north bay, particularly southern marin county. the morning fog and clouds will be with us throughout the morning pushing inland. a deeper marine layer than yesterday. high temperatures will stay on the mild side. we will not see as many upper 80s. hot mid '50s and the current hour. this afternoon a high of 80 degrees. from san jose let's take a look at the east bay. we of sunshine there as well. here is a quick tour of the bay area and what we are expecting this afternoon. this is what fog tracker 4 is predicting. it will take until about noon or 1:00 p.m. for the fog to pull back. along the coast we will still be inundated with cloudy conditions. this afternoon temperatures will fall into this pattern, cool temperatures along the coast. seven is around the immediate bay. here is your 7 day forecast. we are expecting the weather tuesday relatively cool for the next few days. otherwise we're looking mild as we head towards the middle of this. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morn

. >> i am not saying that james fletcher is not courageous but i heard that if the hurricane hits you will stay here and get himself a nice tan. instead of staying in sentences will a lot of people are heading over there for good reason, they have family and friends over there. again, if you want to tick off to the east coast, call ahead. this is a very busy weekend. this is the beginning of college for a lot of students, people heading back to work. the seeds on the airlines are quickly filled up. >> we are going live to james fletcher in the weather center. some where it is interesting, with the wind and rain they say that the rate will be more harmful. >> mark was talking about it earlier, of this has winds of 100 mi. per hour, gusting to 130 mi. per hour, that is at a category 2. once this gets to a category 3 hurricane, you could see stronger winds. that could do damage even taller buildings. as it is bearing down on the north carolina coast, i was reading that the agriculture commissioner said this could do some pretty serious damage crops and farm land in lin declined they will

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fletcher, appreciate your time. good luck.u. >> thank you very much. >>> just ahead, a member of president obama's family has been arrested. we'll tell you who and why. [ male announcer ] germs in your mouth build up and form a layer called biofilm so strong it survives brushing. thankfully, there's listerine® antiseptic. its triple-action formula penetrates biofilm, kills germs and protects your mouth for hours. fight biofilm with listerine®. >>> time right now, about half past the hour, let's check the headlines. other news you may have missed. we now know what caused this pipeline explosion outside of san francisco last year. yes, we all remember those pictures. a new national transportation safety board report is pointing the finger at the pacific gas and electric company and weak oversight by state and federal regulators. here's what they said just moments ago. >> we know now that this tragedy began years ago with pg & e's 1956 installation of a woefully inadequate pipe. it was compounded over the years by a litany of fai

this is a big ideological fight, by a bunch of people, bill fletcher talks about kamikaze pilots.eople they don't want to govern. they want to do damage, they are on an agenda here. they're on a flight path, if you will, where they don't care if the plane goes down. it's cruel to -- it's hard for a lot of us to get our heads around that, but i think that's what we're looking at. this is about destruction. and union destruction is a big piece of it, destroying the power of working people. i mean, this debt agreement that we just saw is one that leaves 26 million people without full time work who want it, there is nothing in our situation right now in that debt ceiling agreement that is going to do anything to stop it being 45 million people looking for full time work six months from now. >> thank you, laura flanders as always. we appreciate your time. >> you're welcome. >>> president obama is urging congress to cooperate to create jobs. but republicans are still more interested in getting tax cuts for the rich than in helping americans get back to work. the president of the teamste

violent crime is down 6% it compares the first six months of this year to the first six months of fletcher rob it is allowed in has not been seen in the past 50 years >> bay area weather time now for 37 >> we're seeing a lot of fog the fog is more widespread than yesterday. we will start out with the morning fog this is a bus and light view of the fog you see it drifting into the north bay area. as we take it to our around 11 it'll warm up into the '70s and '80s and temperatures will start to peak the warmest temperatures will be in the upper east this is all look of your numbers hi. along the coast we will keep a run 68 degrees at half moon bay warming to the 80s in santa rosa napa valley is the look of your seven day forecast a cool down by tomorrow the bay will stay out of the seven days and as we head to we can partly cloudy conditions and we will keep that fog pattern around then later on in the week it will cost like once again >> the commute is building around the bay area no hotspots to report at the toll plazas and do no problems here at metering lights are still cycled off your s

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. >> nbc's martin fletcher is live in london with more on all this.it was a british school's exploring society adventure meant to teach young people the excitement of the wild. but early friday morning a hungry polar bear woke them up in their tents looking for food. it's one of the most hostile places on the planet, the arctic circle. and home to one of the most hostile animals, the polar bear. 10 feet tall, weighs half a ton, it will hunt man for food. and that's what happened early friday morning. in this camp site, a party of british youngsters and their guide slept. woken by roars. a polar bear, hungry for food. terrified the boys fought back. two guides badly injured. one boy hurt. and 17-year-old horatio chapel killed. he had wanted to study medicine. >> by all accounts, he would have made an excellent doctor. >> reporter: patrick flinders here with his father preparing for the trip of a lifetime is now in the hospital with head injuries. >> the polar bear got into the tent where patrick was, and horatio and just, for some reason grabbed onto h

. >> nbc's martin fletcher is live in london. what is that, doing whatever it takes?porter: well, doing -- the rioting is pretty much over. what he means is now is a time of reckoning. today, police are operating all over the capital, arresting suspects identified as looting, stealing, setting fires, attacking police and other crimes. cameron said the police will find and punish the guilty. he also said, by the way, he will ask america for help, that britain can benefit from america's experience fighting gangs. 1200 people have been arrested so far, half of them under 18. security camera pictures are being circulated with the public being asked to identify hooligans. that's old school technology these days. they are also going to be using facial recognition technology that was developed for the olympics next year. it feeds suspects' faces through an updated face-matching program. the prime minister also criticized the police. he said when the rioting broke out, there were too few police on the streets and the tactics were wrong. he said now they're facing a new unique

he came from a very al qaeda sympathetic background and the fletcher deutsch circumstances to become an informant for the cia being in al qaeda's camp so they played this game and made them a triple agent working for al qaeda the whole time for the united states. >> host: let's take a step back. each person who dealt with this, what did each person think they were getting from him before the deals were carried out in afghanistan? >> guest: the way he came to the agency to begin with was as a blocker for the g. hart website. he was a very radicalized smart young man who lived a fairly normal life in a modular and he decided to write this internet blog under an assumed name and did this a number of years in which he criticized his own government in jordan and u.s. policy and israel and is very much pro al qaeda and would sometimes take al qaeda's words and interpret them to bring them down to language that ordinary people could understand she had a big following so that was his role in the beginning. someone agitating, educating people to sort of be attracted to this course. he was arr

. >> nbc's martin fletcher, long-time correspondent in the middle east, good to have you.ou. >>> here at home, there is a remarkable story unfolding across the country featuring a new generation of american heroes. u.s. troops are returning from the battlefield with a distinct sense of ambition and optimism that's shaping everything from the economy and politics to public service worldwide. it's the cover story in this week's "time" magazine. joining us to talk about it is columnist joe kline and also one of the veterans featured in the story, retired army captain and best-selling author, wes moore. welcome to you both. so nice to read this article because so often what we hear about veterans returning from these wars is inability to find a job, some of the struggles to readjust even in the worst cases, suicide. you have found stories that show how remarkable our veterans are. >> all the bad stuff is true, but you know, over the times when i imbedded over the last four or five years in iraq and afghanistan, i saw these kids doing remarkable things. this is a very new kind

on the weather center here is james fletcher. >> the fog is very thick over the span.loud cover. it will go away and we will get some sunshine this afternoon. berkeley, 69 and mostly sunny. warm and sunny conditions. let's turn to fog tracker 4. by 1:00 p.m. and should pull back to the coastline. in the debate, mid- 70s. warmer conditions in the delta of periods mid-upper 80s will be the general forecast. your 7 day forecast will be mild for the rest of the week. inland temperatures did not move a lot from day to day. made '80s-upper 80s. in general, a few degrees below where we should be for this part of august. let's get back to the news. and that they were men suspected of hitting nine year-old outside of at&t park on friday has now been charged with three felony counts. in rural vargas' will be eroded this afternoon on two counts of drug driving with injuries and one count of hit and run with injury. he was driving the wrong way on a one- way street and failed to yield the right of way to a pedestrian in striking that child. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 m