there are reports of rioters coordinated nare violence on their blackberries. how the violence is affecting british tourism. >> london's worst civil unrest in decades. images potential visitors ignore. >> i would not -- you wouldn't. >> progressive happens. you can't stop your child. you have to be aware of your surroundings and what's going on. >> before it gets better, it will spread. >> he is monotouring the violence. his family lives outside the riot area and he says he would not visit now because of disruptions to train, maybe more. >> how do you know there's not going be problems to railway stations or bus stations? >> the violence sparked travel advisories. the u.s. and several european countries warn travelers to be excited visiting lop don. >> doesn't mean you shon go. travel advisory means you need to be i ware that they know potential of a big problem beginning on. >> she says the violence has not forced her clients to change their plans. >> since she isn't affecting the downtown area, i think they don't seem to be conferred. >> britain's agency is c

officials are saying passengers should not come to the airport unless their carrier has indicated that nare flights will depart as scheduled and if you need to reschedule, you are urged to do so over the phone or online, not at the airport. >>> and we'll continue to watch the progress of hurricane irene and post the latest information for you as well as pictures on cbssf.com. >>> the 49ers were back at candle stick tonight for the first time since the shootings and fights that marred last night's game against the raiders. tonight, a different scene. don knapp was in the stands with the fans and the beefed up security. >> crab legs. nice. >> candle stick tailgaters are the first to experience the new rules that is keeping 49er games under control. they have to go in or leave at game time. >> they have new tough rules, what do you think? >> keep us safe. >> focused on alcohol fueled craziness. like the raiders, 49ers game shootings that sent two men to the hospital and a men's room beating that hospitalized another. >> i don't think the fans would enjoy it as much. >> 49ers ceo sat in the sta

nare not going to just go to waste. and we also know that these services are potential subjects for state reductions. they're kind of usual suspects. when the state balances its budget, it has limited option, just like we do in san francisco. and as a result, it kind of naturally happens that they are forced to reduce certain services and local governments. and we've seen it year after year where we see cuts to the social safety net to health care, services affecting homeless individuals, and in this year in particular, we're seeing a lot of changes in public safety. so we thought that those were good policy reasons and also thought that these would be services that people depend on and that have a big impact and kind of the overall quality of our neighborhoods and the services that people see in the city. commissioner o'brien: commissioner kasselman? commissioner kasselman: i have a personal anecdote that is pertinent to this situation. about two weeks ago i had a friend walking in the mission district and attacked in

focused on cleveland is because that was where bishop lennon was sent as his reward after he and card nare o'malley ceased to have much dialogue. o'malley woke up one day in a letter to boston saying reconfiguration was his worst nightmare, and he wished the lord would take him. it's a stunning letter, and lennon read about it in the "boston globe," and he's now exerting this on cleveland. if you believe that churches are property that should be owned by the bishop as in the little town of, you know, kansas, ohio, where the his shop seized the church, took the parrish funds, used it to pay the lawyer, and then demolished it, you may not want to read this book. if all of that is okay, go to danielle steele. no disrespect to her, but in a tweet yesterday, anne rice has endorsed this book. [laughter] if you want to know how money moves on the other hand in this church, i think in modesty i've done a pretty good job. this is not the full financial anatomy of the church. it would take years to do that, but in this church, the movement of money is inherently a story of personality, how different

let's go to rose nare -- let's go to rosemary. >>> good morning to you.are waking up with the gray skies. it's well inland, once again. the onshore breeze is week. that westerly -- westerly wind only reported 3 miles an hour in and around sfo. calm, river -- livermore and a light breeze through oakland and fairfield. 59 degrees livermore. low 60s san jose. along the way and coastline we're looking at 57 in san francisco. 61 in 5:00. north bay, 56. >> santa rosa, 57 in napa. these are the temperatures we've stuck with. slightly warmer than yesterday. but not by a whole lot. our afternoon highs will continue to warm. this is why. wewe have a satellite radar here. a ridge of high pressure is going to shove this trough to the west, and that will bring us a nice warmup -- a nice warmup. along the coastline, partly cloudy skies and for our valley locations temperatures will be anywhere from 5 to 10. your forecast by 9:30, took, the inland areas looking at mostly sunny skies. the coastline still dealing with the cloud and low cloud cover. it will hover along par

we are watching the tropics, shannon, because we have tropical storm emily, station nare lee right now looks like the storm is getting its act together. we have a knew advisory just before 2:00. we will have it for you here. i am cautioning folks across the southeast and florida. shannon i know your mom lives in florida. we will be watching emily very florida, as it makes its progresses it's coming dangerously close to florida and the southeast coast. perhaps our first hurricane of the season. we will watch it and update maria's we get the updates. shannon: you know marie loves you, you are her favorite, including me. >> reporter: you're the best. shannon: thanks, janice. >> reporter: okay. shannon: fox news alert, president obama earlier addressing the debt ceiling passed by congress today and in the process sounding a whole lot like he just gave a campaign speech. >> voters may have chosen divided government but they sure didn't vote for dysfunctional government. they want us to solve problems. they want us to get this competent growing and adding jobs. and while deficit reduction is

nare and nature's god.derstood that through reason and faith we could build a strong country from the ground up based on a moral society. john adams said our society is holy and adequate for any other. that is the mission for america. to suggest that we can be a party just about tax cuts and spending cuts and not about strong families and a strong faith d strong faith communities, you do not understand iowa and you do not understand america. [cheers and applause] ladies and gentlemen, as you saw from the debate the other night, this campaign is about scratching and clawing for any bit of recognition i could get. i had to wave my hand to ask for recognition. this is the little engine that could campaign. [applause] they told us we had no chance, to not pay attention. all the press does is right about these shiny engines that keep coming by to help. maybe we will start to hitch up and work hard. we did not wait around. which started working hard. -- we started working hard. we have been to iowa more than otr