but again it is mother nature and it is nothing other than mother nature. you just have to accept things the way they are. >> that's the sentiment of many bay area residents. the sun has been an infrequent guest these days, but people we talk to are adjusting. >> i love the coast. you live here and that's what you deal with. the ocean is the payoff. >> it is what you make of it. there is a lot of stuff to do in the bay area. >> and with more on these cool summer temperatures, let's go to meteorologist leigh glaser. >> yeah, and everyone is definitely complaining across the bay area about this. you know, today we actuallient up about -- we actually went up 5 degrees, but still below where we should be. check out santa rosa. the high was 73. 80 in livermore. antioch was up 5 from yesterday. you can see the average is well below where we should be for this time of year. antioch is below by 4 degrees and san jose down 9. livermore is down 9 and santa rosa is down 9 degrees as well for this time of year. and we mentioned this at the top of the show. a cool summe

mother nature is chasing researchers back to shore early, temporarily. hurricane danielle is headed right here. the rov will come out of the water later tonight. by late tonight, the ship will start steaming back to land about 400 miles to newfoundland. >> a remarkable view, kerry sanders. thanks for sharing it with us. >>> when we come back, brian williams is in new orleans tonight with harry connick jr. >>> back to new orleans today. when those days after katrina hit, brian williams sent time with a native son, singer and actor harry connick, jr. at the convention center, where the world saw so much of the horror unfolding in realtime. this weekend they revisited the convention center. >> last time you and i took a walk through this city it was the heart of darkness. it was the worst time in the world. this is your hometown. tell me how you reflect back on that time and tell me how you view new orleans today. >> well, being here in particular is difficult, brian, because this is where i saw most of that heart of darkness. there were tens of thousands o

mother nature did the lion's share of work. bacteria gobbled up millions of gallons and as much as a quarter of the oil simply evaporated. but that leaves 50 million gallons of oil still unaccounted for, and it could linger here in sediment for years to come. diane? >> well, matt, as you know, another big question tonight, where this leaves the ocean fishermen in the gulf. what about their shrimp and oysters and fish? jeffrey kofman looked into this for us. he's in buras, louisiana. >> reporter: that didn't take long. just days after much of the louisiana fishery was reopened, the crab nets are full. any sign of oil on these? >> nope. none. >> reporter: there were no massive fish kills. test after test is finding gulf seafood is perfectly safe. the only incidents of oil we've heard of are a few isolated oyster beds, which is why most of the fisheries that were closed have reopened or will soon. we first met cindy and henry in june when they were delivering one of their last shrimp catches to the processor. shrimp season could r

it appears, as you just mentioned, mother nature it appears mother nature entirely took care of the something blue. nothing but blue skies here all day today. you just couldn't have asked for better weather for a wedding, but it appears -- rumor has it anyway that chelsea spent most of the day indoors, that she apparently went to the spa with her bridesmaids. watching the motorcade make its way to astor courts was about as close to the royal wedding as most rhinebeck residents got. tonight rhinebeck has gone from subdued to star-studded. the throngs of onlookers who lined the streets hoping to get a glimpse of chelsea settled for the likes of arcs ted danson and his wife mary steenburgen, but last night they managed to score a sighting of the clintons, the mother of the bride with a new hairdo and former secretary of state madeleine albright as they went into the country's oldest inn for a cocktail party after the rehearsal dinner. today, black ed out windows on shuttle buses blocked the view of many of the 400 wedding guests. chelsea's wedding veil may be lifted sooner than the veil of secre

. >> but again, it's mother nature and as the saying, don't argue with mother nature. there is nothing else you can do. >> and for the most part, that is the sentiment of many bay area residents. in pacifica the sun has been an infrequent guest these days but people are adjusting. >> i love the coast, we've lived here and this is what you deal with. >> it's what you make of it. there is a lot of stuff to do in the bay area. >>> they are hoping for warmer days before winter arrives. >> we have a couple, today and tomorrow and then cooler than average. what it does to the grape crop up and down the coast because of the unusually cool weather. >> let's talk about how the next three months, national weather service is says there is equal chances for us to be above, below or normal. here we are looking at temperatures around and pretty much in the 50s in the hills around had los gatos. today one of the warmest days and get back the average to mid to upper 80s in the east valleys. upper 70s to low 80s in the south bay and low to mid-70s around the bay. still holding on to mi

. >> mother nature. don't mess with mother nature.her do her thing. >> absolutely. >>> when we come back, christiane amanpour has taken the reins at abc's "this week." >> how her predecessors left their mark on the show. that's coming up next in our >>> good morning. i am thrilled to be here at the newseum. after 20 years covering the world, the story in this country is turning into one of the most fascinating. the struggle over politics and policy and how they merge to meet people's needs. >> and with that, the christiane amanpour era on abc news' "this week" officially began. she joins a long list of highly respected former hosts. >> from david brinkley, to sam donaldson and cokie roberts, to george stephanopoulos, let's look back at their debuts from the abc news vault. >> from abc news in washington, "this week with david brinkley." we'll have the latest on today's news, and this week, the economic controversy created by president reagan's budget director david stockman. >> i told the president that i would not permit my own carel

another big chunk ba quarter, mother mother nature took care of through evaporation, and there is another quarter that we call residual. that doesn't mean it's out there waiting to come ashore. it just means it's not in one of the congratulations. some has already come ashore and been cleared. some may come ashore in the form of tarballs. what we wanted to do is show the american people what had happened to the oil-- the effect of the containment, of the cleanup activities, the dispersants, of mother nature doing their job. >> woodruff: i ask how reliable those numbers are because some people woke up this morning and said, wait a minute, the biggest accidental spill in history, and three-quarters of it is gone? we talked to a boat captain and others today in the gulf area who said they just don't believe the government anymore. >> well , this is all available. they should go to the noaa web site. there are other scientists who have looked at it, who concur with these numbers. we're not asking them to simply believe us. we're sharing with them information that we think is important. we're

there is mother nature teasing us. a brief taste of summer today.there is tomorrow, a cooler forecast. outside there is a lovely view from our sutro camera. there is fog there, quite evident over san francisco. looking back, there is just how shallow that marine layer s it will deepen in the overnight hours which means more people will wake up to gray skies in the morning. it's going to be a cooler afternoon. i want to show you some video. take a look. pretty cool stuff this, is towards golden gate bridge. you can see there is wind that is causing choppy waves there. small craft advisory until 9:00 p.m. we encourage to you send your videos to you report or still photos. numbers now in the 90s inland. summer is back. 90 in antioch. and coastal areas in the 50s and 60s so there is a nice wide range of temperatures. livermore is up nine degrees. fairfield eight degrees warmer. you can see there is novato up 13 degrees, cloudy with coastal drizzle. going with slight warming for wednesday and thursday. we'll continue with this mini rollercoaster for the

well maybe mother nature could disprove it. >>> we have been sailing along the coast beyond our inland areas, this was sunset tonight, officially at 8:17, wow, two clouds, otherwise, the city by the bay and san francisco, we had a high of only 64, you can see clouds inundated the bay. tomorrow morning as you get up and are out and about for your morning commute, temperatures are uniform due to those patchy clouds and a little bit of drizzle. pinpoint forecast, sunrise at 6:14 and we'll see sunny breaks inland around san jose and otherwise only partial coastal clearing. we have seen our fair share of clouds. only three progress days in the month of july and it is because of a traffic offshore -- trough offshore. it will intensify, wednesday and thursday. tonight in the 50s, and low 60s at the coast. 29 in san jose. should be low 90s in liver moore in -- livermore instead of 87. we are typically -- typically at 83 degrees this time of year. winds will be blowing west 20 miles per hour. there you have it, look at the cool down that will occur on thursday. temperatures rebound ever sejeant

the government blames mother nature and the hottest summer ever recorded for what could be thousands of deaths. this is no secret. look, it's 100 degrees in the street, he says. these people, who have come to catch their breath in one of only dozens of specially air conditioned centers in a city of 11 billion blame the kremlin. we're shocked at the deaths and we're angry, but we can't really do anything about it, says this russian. with virtually no opposition, the kremlin doesn't seem too concerned about the political fallout from the wildfires as long as putin, the action man, is seen by the nation as hands on and in charge. jim maceda, nbc news, moscow. >>> when "nightly news" continues in just a moment, that new test for alzheimer's, just how much does it really tell us? >>> and later, the fed up flight attendant who's fast becoming a folk hero. >>> last night we told you about a spinal fluid test, and new research suggesting it could be highly accurate in identifying patients with memory loss, who go on to develop alzheimer's disease. the research has generated so much interest

. >>> mother nature is also wreaking havoc in russia. a moscow official says the heat wave there combined with smog, caused by ongoing wildfires, has doubled the infant mortality rate in russian capital. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 10,698 after gaining 45 points yesterday. the s&p added 6, and the nasdaq rose 17. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei lost 21 points, while in hong kong the hang seng fell 327. >>> stocks were up yesterday, but action was limited with many traders sitting on the sidelines waiting to hear what the federal reserve has to say later today about the economy. the federal reserve's interest rate-setting panel meets under pressure to bolster the now flat recovery. in carefully chosen words, the group is expected to downgrade its former optimism on the health of the economy while keeping interest rates at historic lows. yesterday researchers from the san francisco regional fed were uncharacteristically blunt with their lan

mother nature causing chaos and killing people around the world. scott mcgrew is pulling the latest information and video together. >> reporter: it is a mess this morning on the other side of the world. we are monitoring days of flooding in india. actually in many ways this, right here, is the least worst in the region. monsoon rains have swollen rivers. let's take you around south asia in china flooding adding to a year of misery. at least 1,000 people have died so far this year from rainy weather, floods and mudslides. nowhere is it worse than in pakistan. whole villages swept away. at least 1200 people have been killed. perhaps as many as 2 million are homeless. various aid organizations including the united states are racing to the area. not just to make sure they can help but to make sure they're there before the taliban and other fundamentalists. this has been a political issue as well who can help the most. another video from pakistan, we don't know much about what you are seeing here, other than it is the rescue of a small child. lots of vi

our great ancestors gods of the sky the earth sun and moon worship the creator of the universe mother nature we preach living in harmony with self and with nature. providing a service for those who believe sean thomas r. t. led by carl siberia. international news this hour but he stands president has cancelled independence day celebrations as the country suffers its worst flooding in eight years. spent saturday getting worst affected areas rescuers are struggling to get a variance of people with a shortage of the u.n. says at least one case of cholera has been confirmed in the country the disaster so far more than sixteen her. lives. broke obama has supported the controversial plans to build a mosque near the site of the two thousand and one terror attacks in new york and u.s. president says muslims have the right to practice their religion and build a place of worship on the site in manhattan made the announcement at a dinner in the white house in honor of the islamic holy month of ramadan many critics oppose the plans to build a thirteen story mosque and islamic center just blocks away fro

great ancestors gods of the sky the earth sun the new moon worship the creator of the universe mother nature we preach living in harmony with self and with nature. providing a service for those who believe john thomas r. t. led by carl siberia. pakistan's independence day celebrations have been taken down as the country struck the worst not to end its history meanwhile the un has confirmed at least one case of cholera in the north west. and massive aid workers the groundlings for victims in far flung. read through the bill to pakistan's prime minister says twenty million homeless they have a sixteen hundred have died. president. bomber has defended plans to build a mosque near the site of the nine eleven terror attacks in new york he's there is that a nation built on religious freedom must allow is his comments came at a white house dinner honoring the islamic holy month of ramadan but critics say it's insensitive to build a mosque near ground zero where nearly three barrels of oil dives. european far right politicians have visited a controversial memorial in take you a day before the sixty

the idea that mother nature has given us all the tools to solve this riddle and we're not taking advantage of those tools by focusing appropriately, but almost exclusively on solar and wind and other efforts and not taking advantage of harnessing the extraordinary power of the energy that could be created because of our tidal flows and the enormous energy that could be generated because of waves. that's why this city is poised to become the first city in north american history with a demonstration project, a commercial project, to place, in essence, a large green power plant underneath the mouth of our golden gate bridge or the mouth of the bay below the golden gate bridge that could conceivably provide enough power for 12 1/2 percent of all the households in san francisco. 100 percent green, 100 percent renewable. they are doing smaller projects around the world from israel, just over in england, we've seen these demonstration projects. we've now got to make them more commercially viable and san francisco wants to take the lead. my great hope and expectation as a californian is to see tho

our great ancestors gods of the sky the earth sun the moon worship the creator of the universe mother nature we preach living in harmony with self and with nature. providing a service for those who believe john thomas r. t. lead by car siberia. pakistan's independence day celebrations in ten. struggles against the worst natural disaster in its history meanwhile the un has at least one case of cholera in north west as a result of the frantic played work of the ground to a far flung them into the fold and disease spreads through the winter homelessness of. homeless and they the sixteen hundred have died. president obama has defended plans to build a mosque near the site of the nine eleven terror attacks in new york he says that a nation built on religious freedom must allow it his comments came at a white house dinner honoring the islamic holy month of ramadan critics say it's insensitive to build a mosque near ground zero where nearly three thousand people died. wildfires continue to spread a. portugal threatening homes and stretching emergency services to the limit at least one of the hope t

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great ancestors gods of the sky the earth sun the new moon worship the creator of the universe mother nature we preach living in harmony with self and with nature. providing a service for those who believe john thomas r. t. lake baikal siberia. now to some other international news this hour pakistan's president has cancelled independence day celebrations as the country suffers its worst flooding in eighty years their face a situation like deteriorate the view in east one case of cholera rescuers are struggling to get aid to millions of people there's a shortage of funding trash that has so far claimed more than sixteen hundred and the country's prime minister says he. people have been affected. barack obama has supported controversial plans to build a mosque near the site of the two thousand and one terror attacks in new york the u.s. president says muslims have the right to practice their religion and build a place of worship on the site in manhattan he made the announcement at a dinner in the white house an owner of the islamic holy month of ramadan many critics oppose the plans to build a

our great ancestors gods of the sky the earth sun and moon worship the creator of the universe mother nature we preach living in harmony with self and with nature. providing a service for those who believe john thomas r. t. lake baikal siberia. let me bring up there were five top stories in brief right now pakistan's independence day celebrations in town as the country struggles against the worst natural disaster hits the streets meanwhile the u.n. has confirmed at least one case of cholera in the northwest as a result of the myself and other aid workers describing the victims in far flung villages as hunger and disease spreads through the region pakistan's prime minister says twenty two million people are now homeless in the last six hundred have died. president obama has defended plans to build a mosque near the site of the nine eleven terror attacks in new york he says that a nation built on religious freedom must allow it is comments came at a white house dinner honoring the islamic holy month of ramadan critics say it's insensitive to build a mosque near ground zero where many three tho

our great ancestors gods of the sky the earth sun and moon worship the creator of the universe mother nature we preach living in harmony with self and with nature. providing a service for those who believe john thomas r. t. lead by can also be. some world news in brief now pakistan's president has cancelled independence day celebrations as the country suffers its worst flooding in eighteen is this a situation deteriorate un east one place. rescuers are struggling to get aid to millions of people as there is a shortage of funding a tragedy say for came over sixteen hundred lives and the country's prime minister lost his twenty new behavior to. rock obama has supported controversial plans to build a mosque near the site of the two thousand and one terror attacks in new york u.s. president says was thems have the right to practice their religion and build a place of worship on the site and he made the announcement at a dinner in the white house on holy month of ramadan many critics oppose the plans to build a thirteen story mosque at islamic center just blocks away from the ground zero site whe

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great ancestors the gods of the sky the earth sun the new moon worship the creator of the universe mother nature we preach living in harmony with self and with nature. providing a service for those who believe john thomas r. t. led by karl siberia. now to some other international news this hour pakistan's president has cancelled independence day celebrations of the country suffers its worst flooding in eighty years. i think it is worse today. rescuers are struggling to get aid to millions of people as there is a shortage of assistance funding the disaster has claimed sixteen hundred lives. brack obama has supported controversial plans to build a mosque in the site of the two thousand and one terror attacks in walk us president says the right to practice their religion and build a place of worship in the society. he made the announcement at a dinner white house is that nick prevented a critic suppose the plans to build a thirteen story mosque is that except a blocks away from ground zero site some three thousand people died. in northwestern china a wave of landslides has left at least twenty four

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for the few more adapting to whatever mother nature throws at them has become second nature this bridge for example is down every winter and rebuilt every spring. this was cillian is also what has kept their culture alive throughout the centuries. and through siesta cli sharing a heritage they're proud to call their own old me. for you i've been singing my who life my mother still sings we collect old retorts and songs and revive them this dress belongs to my grandmother when it put time this dress i feel very good and i have this desire to sing old songs a desire she hopes to pass along to her young grandson tesser celia artie region. stay with r.t. for a recap of the week's top stories and we also have coming up for you a look at the vietnam war for the eyes of those who fought in thirty five years ago stay with us. a little. brighter if you want to balance. finds. nice friends. in the grand central.

overnight, progress was significant but mother nature and not necessarily man power may have a lot to do with that. >> the humidity came up overnight. it was very warm and dry yesterday. and now the humidity has come up. >> reporter: the humidity and the 250 people fighting the fire. overnight they went acre by acre increasing the containment percentage from 5% at nightfall yesterday to 80% today. dodging, and sometimes getting hit by burning vegetation along the way. >> we need to start load up the hose packs and hike up. >> reporter: their efforts didn't go without unnoticed. this man say they saved his home. >> i'm the house they save. the guys did a nice job of saving the property. >> porter: the curry fire was reported about 4:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. the hottest day of the year an the hottest part of the day. no structures have been destroyed. no one had to evacuate and one firefighter suffered a minor injury. it could have been a disaster. according to cal fire, the only thing that saved people in the property was the lack of winds. firefighters are hoping the winds stay ou

so they can have a warm bed during the harsh conditions for the poor more adapting to whatever mother nature throws at them has become second nature this bridge for example is down every winter and rebuilt every spring. this recipients is also what has kept their culture alive throughout the centuries. and susie asked a cliche airing a heritage they're proud to call their own. for you i've been singing my who life my mother still sings we collect old retorts and songs and revive them this dress nuance to my grandmother when i put on this dress i feel very good and have this desire to sing old songs a desire she hopes to pass along to her young grandson. artie hungus region. i'll be back with a recap of the week's news in just a couple of minutes stay with us on r.t. . news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations are on the day. wealthy british style. sometimes very surprised this morning. daryn.

our great ancestors gods of the sky the earth sun and moon worship the creator of the universe mother nature we preach living in harmony with self and with nature. providing a service for those who believe john thomas r. t. lake baikal siberia. independence day celebrations have been taking down the country's struggles against. its history meanwhile the un has confirmed at least one case of cholera in the northwest as a result of the massive flooding paid workers are scrambling to reach victims in far flung villages as holger and disease spreads through the region is the prime minister says twenty million people without homeless and i have a sixteen hundred. president obama has defended plans to build a mosque near the site of the nine eleven terror attacks in. new york he says that a nation built on religious freedom must end now it was commons came at a white house dinner honoring the islamic holy month of ramadan critics say it's insensitive to build a mosque near ground zero where nearly three thousand people died. wildfires continue to spread across threatening and stretching emergency

great ancestors gods of the sky the earth the sun the new moon worship the creator of the universe mother nature we preach living in harmony with self and with nature. providing a service for those who believe john thomas r. t. led by cos siberia. ok that's seconds and well brief now pakistan's five that have depended day celebrations of the country suffers its worst of flooding in to their own fears the situation might hear a doctor who had confirmed at least one case of korra rescuers are struggling to get aid to the millions because there's a shortage of the tragedy has claimed more than sixteen hundred lives and the country's prime minister now says twenty million people have been affected it. has supported controversial plans to build a mosque near the site of the two thousand and one terror attacks in new york. the u.s. president says muslims have the right to practice their religion and build a place of worship on the site in manhattan he made the announcement at a dinner in the white house in order of the islamic holy month of ramadan many critics oppose the plans to build a thirteen sto

our great ancestors gods of the sky the earth sun and moon worship the creator of the universe mother nature we preach living in harmony with self and with nature. providing a service for those who believe john thomas r. t. lake baikal siberia. pakistan's independence day celebrations have been tearing down the strong since the worst natural disaster in its history meanwhile the u.s. has confirmed at least one case of cholera in the northwest and as a result of massive flooding aid workers the ground willing to reach victims in far flung villages this hunger and disease spreads through the region pakistan's prime minister says twenty two million people are homeless and of the sixteen hundred have died. a shooting outside a restaurant in the city of buffalo in new york has left four dead and several injured witnesses say there was a fight at a pretty wedding party which spilled on to the street so far police say they don't know who carried out the shooting or exactly why. wildfires continue to spread across portugal threatening homes and stretching emergency services to the limit at least one

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talk to the prominent russian physicist alexander ginsburg who says the only force to blame is mother nature herself. recent climatic chaos has caused many conspiracy theories to wonder what could possibly be behind the climatic events that are causing worldwide attention to talk a little bit more about whether there is any truth to these serious and what is really causing our planet to behave in such a way i'm now joined by dr alexandre ginsburg who will be talking to r.t. about those problems stopped but thank you so much for talking to us now these conspiracy theories that have recently flooded the internet about how there's a geophysical weapon that somebody is testing that is causing all of these problems the icelandic volcano the floods in pakistan the heat in russia is that true. so it's an interesting question that comes up at least every few years five years ago when hurricane katrina struck the u.s. sure there was a lot of noise perhaps more of it in the western hemisphere than in europe in russia but people started saying that katrina was the result of russian jew physical weapon