right now back to you sam and laura. >> christina, thank you. >>> new morning, wikileaks founder julianne assange will be leaving in london soon, but he didn't say when or where. assange has been holed up in the embassy for more than two years. he fled there to face extradition to sweden where he's wanted for sex crime charges. ecuador granted him refugee status but british authorities have refused to let him leave the compound. assange told reporters he's suffered is health issues. >>> happening right now, iraqi officials say the kurdish fight verse taken back the country's largest dams two weeks after being captured by isis militants. troops were backed by aerial support, but did not specify whether ugs air strikes were involved. it is a significant victory against isis as the dam's supply and electricity. over the weekend, president obama cut his vacation short, returning to washington where he authorized air strikes to protect the dam. republicans and democrats alike are backing the president, but they also want more answers. >> i think that what's going on in iraq is horrific, and it warrant

. >>> 5:40, wikileaks founder julianne assange making a big announcement, we'll have details coming up. >>> live in ferguson, missouri, high friction and violent protesting continuing overnight. anger over the deadly police shooting of a local teen continues to drive crowds into the streets. live update, next. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. >>> yet another night of unrest in ferguson, missouri. there was more looting overnight in that st. louis suburb. police now using smoke grenades and tear gas to disperse protesters angry over the new details just released about the deadly shooting of an unarmed teen of a local police officer. this morning the governor is sending troops to the area to try and quell that violence. "today in the bay's" jay gray joins us in ferguson with the overnight developments. jay, ther

. >>> at 6:14, new morning, wikileak's founder julianne assange says he'll be leaving the embassy in london soon. he's been holed up for more than two years. he fled there to escape extradition to sweden where he is wanted for sex crime allegations. ecuador granted him refugee status by british police refused to let him leave. during a news conference this morning, assange told reporters he has suffered health issues recently. >>> well new this morning as you're well aware of, back to school today. 17 school districts, and 11 community colleges were all back in session. and that means a crowded commute for us all. >> everybody hits the roads. let's check in with bob redell this morning, he's with the new superintendent in the south bay. >> reporter: today and running through the rest of the week, one of the largest groups of students here in the bay area will be going back to school. roughly 270,000 kids in 31 districts here in the south bay who all fall under the per view of the office education. and there's a new man in charge of that office. we're talking about supervisor john gun