look at north sea.eil: which libya had a more direct impact? >>guest: well, it just meant the saudis cut back and made room for libya and lebanon i can't goes off, said difficulties produce more and it is taken care of. so it balances very fast. >>neil: we could produce more but it has been a problem but what do we do now? >>guest: in the united states? >>neil: yes. >>guest: we are producing now, if you want to produce more --. >>neil: well, governor rick perry, you endorse him or you like him? >>guest: he is my governor. >>neil: he thinks we should be exploring aggressively after more oil here. do you agree with that? >>guest: well, i would broaden it and say get on your own sources and we have resources to get on. >>neil: oil is among them. and you believe in gas? >>guest: natural gas we are the largest producer in the world. we have more reserves than anyone else, until gas. that is 30 percent cleaner. and a fraction of the cost of oil. one mcf is $4, and that is equivalent to seven gallons of diesel

he was followed to north sea ferries.the officers at that time were concerned that he was going to stow away. they decided to arrest him. >> kleasen was eventually sentenced to three years for illegally possessing guns. despite having completed that sentence, he remained in belmarsh prison. proceedings had begun to expedite him back to texas because new evidence had been found in the case of the mormon missionary murders. >> they now had kind of a jumpsuit that had been found stuffed in a metal drum outside of his trailer that had smears of blood and hair on it. and they'd been able to establish that that blood and hair came from both of the victims. >> in downtown austin, the prosecutors reopened the case against kleasen and were looking forward to getting him back to texas. >> he is fighting extradition, and we're told that the process of extradition could take up to two years perhaps. and we want to get him back. we've got a score to settle with kleasen. but kleasen ensured he would evade the prosecutors once and for a

russia's for at least the north sea your feet sailing to the most remote part of the sea of a holds. if we miss the most of the injurious the more intrigued by the remote places it will meet with. the noise of the old leaves behind busy sea lanes to set sail for the most uninhabited stretch of water. free elsewhere in this part of the journey is very dangerous if you know. the monkeys captain is accompanied by six tourists. that they missed restriction top islands and for the archipelagos biggest quality of seals isn't it lonely out here where the only one failing. to travel is on board hope to get to the oil looms by the of the noon of the following day but a few hours later the weather turns for the worse. grey clouds in a cold piercing wind portend a storm moving two hundred kilometers a left to reach the shankill islands there's no way to floyd from the weather if the vessel is cool top in a bad storm anything could happen it could capsize the waves might toss it on to a sandbank if it's close to the shore. road of course this is a dangerous area for her yachtsman are a great ris

recently i was a big investment vp in the north sea. opening the new airbus factory. if you look across the auto industry whether it is toyota or land rover. all these companies are expanding and bringing more of their production and supply chain on shore. a huge amount more to do but we have to start on a low base manufacturing production declines over the last decade. >> will the prime minister join me in welcoming four million pounds saving money to the people and the secretary's education with funding as soon as possible. >> discussions about national funding formula are ongoing. it is a difficult issue to resolve because the historic pattern of differences of funding around the country. i do think it was a major step forward and of to 2.6 billion by the end of this parliament. in that report it says we have made spending on education much more progressive by the actions we have taken. we have taken difficult decisions but at the heart of it was a decision to protect the school budget and funding and on top of that to add to people. to make sure that we are less w

recently i was a big investment vp in the north sea. opening the new airbus factory. ifou look across the auto industry whether it is toyota or land rover. all these companies are expanding and bringing more of their production and sply chain on shore. a huge amount more to do but we have to start on a low base manufacturing production declines over the last decade. >> will the prime minister join me in welcoming four million pounds saving money to the people and the secretary's education with funding as soon as possible. >> discussions about national funding forma are ongoing. it is a difficult issue to resolv because the historic pattern of differences of funding around the country. i do think it was a major step forward and of to 2.6 billion by the endf this parliament. in that report it says we have made spending on education much more progressive by the actions we have taken. we have taken difficult decisions but at the heart of it was a decision to protect the school budget and funding and on p of that to add to people. to make sure that we are less well-off and

top stories this hour north sea ukraine's ex prime minister is sentenced to seven years in jail for abuse of power and signing gas contracts with russia but it has sparked volley clashes between yulia timoshenko supporters and police. going east moscow and beijing boost cooperation as china becomes the first country of law to be approved in visits after stating he will run for the presidency next year. america's anti corporate protests are targeting the society's elite earners as demonstrators crowded a millionaire's march to the houses of some of new york's wealthiest tycoons the occupy wall street movement against social inequality and corporate greed has been going on for almost a month now. in fact with more news more developments for us in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime it's the latest from kate with the world sport. hello welcome to the cheese eating sports round on this pivotal night of european football qualifiers and here are the top stories cruise control group believes russia are on course for a place in next summer's european championships as they dominate the nose u

in this area of the north sea it is so prevalent people don't realize when they leave stuff in the water thinking it will float away animals are impacted. >> this man's face on a sign drives the crowd crazy. >> what the peck is it? the face they make when they see the sign. >> but when the sign is torn down we'll tell you what they find. >> it's a poltergeist prank caught on tape. the story of the remake and th >>> let the investigation begin. disturbing video surfaces allegedly shot at a boot camp for teens. >> i don't think this is what parents expect. >> a picture from a dictator is ripped from the wall only to reveal a secret message. >> the face they make when they see this sign >> see what happens when this video went viral. >>> and its trick or treat day. >> there is still time to get dressed up with something simple and very creative. >> you'll see how to do it with just a few brush strokes. >>> and smashing pumpkins. could it be the handiwork of ghosts and goblins. >> i don't like to take something that somebody worked on for a long time and smashing it on the street and say you

you've had declines in other parts of the world from the u.s., from the north sea. the only place where you have some excess capacity is the middle east and the middle east at the moment you're having game changes every day. >> reporter: nymex crude prices are in the $80 range. they're still far from the 2008 prices where oil fell to less than $40 a barrel. but with the cloud of the euro zone debt, hints of another global recession and the uncertainty in the middle east, the region's oil producers will be looking towards a more sustainable strategy. leoni lakhani for marketplace middle east, abu dhabi. >>> we have the chairman of advisory firm facts global energy. he represented iran in opec. issam al chalabi retired from government services in 1991 during the gulf war and is now an independent consultant. i sat down with them both and asked about the growing concerns over oil prices. >> i think worries about the economic situation in the west, united states and europe and the rest of the world is really affecting the situation in terms of the oil market. >> would y

you've had declines in other parts of the borld, from the u.s., the north sea, and the only place whereave excess capacity is the middle east. in the middle east you're having game changes every day. >> nymex crude prices today are in the $80 range, far from the 2008 prices where oil fell to less than $40 a barrel. with the cloud of the eurozone debt, hints of another global recession and the uncertainty in the middle east, the region's oil producers will be looking towards a more sustainable strategy. leona ak canny, cnn, abu dhabi. >>> if someone says it just cost peanuts, that sounds inexpensive. the price of peanut butter is set to soar. u. r exceptionally hot wealth ther summer wrecked the peanut crop while rising prices of other crops encouraged farmers to plant fewer peanuts. the result, agriculture officials say prices rose to almost $1200 a ton, almost three times what they were one year ago. peanut butter makers say they plan to increase prices by as much as 40%. devastating news. you're watching world business today. coming up, the tech savvy solution to tracking pollution in

across our country, in just the past year, there have been disasters in the yellowstone river, the north sea, and the gulf of mexico. nearly 3 million americans are already working for a sustainable future. this is the 21st century. now. mr. president, stand up for american workers and our land. stand up for energy security and the future you know we deserve. say no to the keystone xl. >> now, the thing i wanted to ask you about, and i know you do not control is because this is opinion, but they're on the screen is a very clever, will produce -- it is really an op-ed piece. >> and robert redford, i believe, has written op-ed pieces in the times, so this is a studio version of that. -- a video version of that. >> you saw he had the times logo in the corner. what is your opinion after watching all of these changes of what impact this is all going to have? you can see where somebody with money would be able to produce a fancy looking little opinion piece like that. >> we have a very skilled video unit that produces videos, too, and the key word is opinion. i know that readers and people who com

north korea. u.s. and south korean forces will strengthen joint exerces in the yellow sea. north korea shelled an island in the area, yeongpeong island last november. the u.s. warned about the dangers of north korea's capability. >> together we will insure a strong, effective alliance deterrence posture, including the united states's nuclear umbrella, so that pyongyang never misjudges our will and capability to respond decisively to nuclear aggression. >> panetta said cyber attacks could become part of the warfare in the future. and is coordinating a response to such attacks by north korea and other parties. >>> hackers have hit japanese government and industrial targets in a series of cytacks. they may have stolen lawmakers' personal information and data from lower house computer servers. investigators from lower house task force say a lawmaker's pc was first infected in late july by a trojan horse virus contained in an email. the virus is believed to have spread to four network servers and 28 pcs used by other politicians. investigators say the virus could have copied lawm

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breaks but keeps the front holding together, far greater amounts will be in the north bay, although i have seen some towards seand up to the north so there is rain on the way, pam and dave. >>> 6:33 is the time right now and the search is on for the gunman who opened fire in san leandro where three people were killed. from police headquarters this morning one of the victims is just 16 years old. >> reporter: good morning, we expect to hear something from san leandro police, three people killed at this party, three people wounded following this party at a warehouse early sunday morning. one of the people killed, and two of her friends were also shot and killed sunday morning. it happened following a party at a warehouse at 1:20 in the morning. she and a friend were standing near her father's suv and the gunmen started firing. police want to talk to the organizers of the event. they didn't have a permit but they may not have needed one. >> there is a possibility it may have been more of a zoning issue, based upon the fact that this is private property. they will be able to confirm those issues tomorrow. >>> two o

some of the north sea problems are behind us. so i think what you're seeing also office supply from the mills are strengthening, and much of the market i think is looking at that supply fundamental and that's why there's been some downward pressure on the prize. >> without asking you to tell us where oil prices are going, because i know you're not going to do that and you shouldn't do that. would you expect that the supply situation stays the way it is or strengthens? >> barring some type of civil unrest, somewhere else in the world, the supply from the mills are quite good. the spare capacity that opec currently has available to it to put into the market, to offset some type of disruption, there's still significant new supplies of crude in the non-opec part of the world are very strong. and interestingly, the supply funnels for crude oil in the united states have an upward vector, depending on policy decisions that are taken here in the u.s. to support more rapid and aggressive expansion of oil supplies here in the u.s. spent le

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some of the north sea problems are behind us.supply fundamentals are strengthening and much of the market is looking at that supply fundamental, and that is why there has been some downward pressure on the price. >> without asking you to tell us where oil prices are going, we expect that the supply situation stays the way it is or strengthens? >> barring some type of civil unrest somewhere else in the world, the supply fundamentals are really quite good. the spare capacity that opec has available to it to put into the market, to offset some type of disruption, is still significant. new supplies of crude are very strong. the supply fundamentals for crude oil in the united states have an upward vector, depending on policy decisions that are taken here in the u.s. to support a more rapid and aggressive expansion of oil supplies here in the u.s. >> let me ask about natural gas as well. exxonmobil made a big bet with the axe would -- with the acquisition of xto. i don't think you'd expect natural gas to be where it is right now back t

wasps that area of high pressure will sneak up on the north and eventually out to sea to the north andast. as it good so it will allow moisture to come back into the picture. clouds coming back in during the course of the day on tuesday. the air mass is fairly dry. so i think any rain chancing the hold off until the front half of the day on wednesday. today, though, no problems for the weather department. plenty of sunshine, warm, delightful sunday afternoon. highs today 75 to 80 degrees. sun at 6:39 this evening. hopefully you got the day off. you work for the government. a lot of banks have columbus day off. sunny and warm. best day of the bunch. no doubt about it. highs upper 70s and low 80s. for late season beachgoers, good weather at the coastline as well. ocean city, chicoteague, high 70s. same story tomorrow. high temperature near 80 degrees. make sure you you get out and enjoy at least a little bit of it. clouds come back tuesday with a high of 76. rain looking more and more likely now for wednesday and for thursday. rain chances should start to fade out just a little bit as we

north. tomorrow, it is the sea breeze coming back in that will push fog and for the morning hours. all of this will help cool as down significantly. upper 60s, low-mid-70s for tomorrow. san jose, mid-70s for monday. it will get even cooler for tuesday. we are returning to typical temperatures as the go into tomorrow and tuesday. monday, 60s near san francisco and '70s elsewhere. there are no '80s on the map for monday. for wednesday the winds shift out of the north. that will keep this seabury's away and warm things up and increase fire danger. the north winds are dry and will be testy at times. mid-70s tomorrow but still a great day. it is going to be sunny and mild. low-mid-70s on the east shore. apache fog in the morning but a mostly sunny day. here is the 7 day around the bay. it will be sending to the end of the workweek but fog and cloudiness in the morning hours. >>vicki: paranormal activity three had a record- breaking day. the third installment grossed $54 million. that is the biggest debut ever for a horror film the boxing film real steel came in second place and footloos

north bay. what changed today is the sea breeze picked up. cooling gets down to daytime highs, 60s and 70s.nly 80 around gilroy earlier. we'll see temperatures continue to cool down tomorrow. put tonight we actually have some isolated showers moving through, which we'll show you on the radar in just a moment. tomorrow morning, coastal areas of drizzle. then the chance of a shower. we'll start to drift more toward the north bay. highs fairly cool for sunday. monday we'll warm up and see cooler changes heading toward the middle part of the week. radar view shows you the progression of what has been light rain or isolated showers crossing over the east bay hills to the 580/680 interchange around dublin, castro bay. north bay fairly dry. you can see all this most tour's going to lift toward the north bay. what's interesting, we had lightning offshore in the last couple of hours. that has weakened as it crossed over the coast around mendocino county. upper-level low feeding toward moisture toward the bay area tonight. we'll see isolated showers around the bay area. tomorrow we'll see the chances

the discounted price of the west texas intermediate branch north sea is evident the domestic independenthas been and would be adversely affected and this is not the case. on a personal note, and i am from south texas, fifth generation. my father was a veteran, three of my brothers were in the service, my cousins are in iraq, my brother-in-law is there. i do not want my brothers and sisters, cousins, uncles, friends, texans, american boys to go to iraq and afghanistan. i support the building of the pipeline from canada. thank you paris to mix the for. [applause] >> mr. morgan? >> my name is d-nd morgan m-o-r-g-a-n. i served in the oklahoma house of representatives and represent district 32 which also takes in much of the area in cushing which is the crossroads of the pipelines in the world. more pipelines crashed through the edni of their place of the world and i would challenge any of you to find a story of any pipeline accident or catastrophe that has happened at the junction of our pipelines across the country. when you to tell you that construction will include jobs. the reason and no

as we look at some of the skies above from the hd weather bug site that is north over the harbor and the sea dogs there in the foreground. it was tough to buy sunshine today. chesapeake beach stayed pretty murky today. south maryland did pick up a couple of showers like down in camp springs outside andrews air force base. a couple showers crossing out of montgomery county and moving towards savage, laurel, parts of howard county. you may get a brief shower in here in short order. you're getting light drizzle. these are spotty showers, no question about that. most of the state not seeing a thing yet. but there's more rain to the south. temperature 71 now at the airport but upper 60s across the state. 66 in ocean city. dulles 69 and york, pennsylvania, 69. and the humidity levels moderate but with the temperatures where they are, not that noticeable. but the increased moisture in the air will help fuel the rain tonight and we think more numerous showers will be inbound as we head into today. you see the widespread rain breaking out over the carolinas and virginia and atlanta. that will continu

north. not a main event, but it will lead to a one-day warmup on monday. then tuesday and wednesday as that area of low pressure approaches the coast, this is going to increase the seal us down and for areas north of sonoma county wednesday may see some showers on the coastal range on wednesday. that system goes on by thursday, friday and saturday. temperatures warming up again as we head toward next weekend. lows will be mainly in the 50s. we could see a little drizzle on the coast in the morning hours, near san francisco and to the marin county coastline, and for tomorrow as temperatures start to warm on up, it looks like a pretty nice day, especially areas south of san jose, otherwise 70s in alameda and oakland. still in the 60s around the coast, 66 up standard stinson beach out toward pleasanton and pleasant hill. monday will be the warmest day of the first half of the work week. that sea breeze is going to pick up with some extra clouds. wednesday, a slight chance of north bay showers and next weekend looks gorgeous again. back to the mid-80s next saturday and sunday. >> i like the forecast. thanks, rob. >>> coming up, we'll give you a peek at some of the solar

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north. you can see the clouds racing over northern california. again tomorrow lots of 70s inland, but a stronger sea breeze leads to cooling before halloween. tuesday, a trough dives east of the sierra, high pressure moves in behind it, we get a brief period of offshore winds. tuesday night and wednesday, we could see a slight chance of fire weather watches go up for dry offshore winds. then after this middle part of the week, the jet stream drops down, and temperatures are really going to drop off. we may even see some showers by the time we get to friday. so the hour by hour forecast for sunday plans. notice the morning temperatures are not quite as cold as the winds come in out of the west, we get more moisture to the air. shouldn't cool as much overnight. still kind of cool with patchy fog on the coast. high temperatures tomorrow, you will see the numbers in the 60s and 70s, highs run cooler tomorrow. do want to flash forward to halloween evening forecast for monday. 60s and 70s around 5:00, and then you see no worries about rain, and not too chilly. 50s and 60s around trick or treat time for mo

north bay valleys. it's the lack of the sea breeze which allowed our temperatures to warm into the 70s and 80s.or tomorrow morning, expect to see patchy low clouds approaching the coast. a little cooler sunday. more cool as we head toward halloween. the bigger changes will be gusty winds picking up for tuesday and wednesday. a taste of winter coming our way for thursday and friday. not a lot happening in terms of the satellite view. the storm track is way off to the north. it's north of seattle. that's how far the jet stream is now. at least for now, until monday, not going to see a change, a slight cooldown as the sea breeze tries to pick up a little more. you'll probably notice the cooling a little more for monday, tuesday and wednesday. the system drops in east of the sierra, and high pressure builds in behind it. what we're going to get another taste of is those offshore winds much like we saw last week, this is going to raise the fire danger colonals for low humidity and gusty winds tuesday night into early wednesday. after this system weakens, we will see a chance of showers coming in lat

sea breeze picks up. tomorrow just moderate for the north bay. high clouds offshore part of an upper level low which is the trigger for the stronger sea breeze. it will scoop in the he low clouds. we see onshore winds and very likely the next two mornings we'll have drizzles at times along with temperatures by wednesday in the 60s to low 70s. almost a 20 to 30-degree drop in temperatures through the middle part of the week. in thursday we see high pressure back towards the bay area. temperatures climb back up. 80s likely by the end of the week for inland valleys and maybe mid-80s once again towards the weekend. tonight we'll be watching the low clouds approaching the coast, probably areas of drizzle for the morning drive, highway 17 and highway 1 across the golden gate bridge. 50s overnight and it will take some time. the east bay valleys stay in the 60s and maybe through 70 by 11:00 tonight. by tomorrow morning you feel the cooler marine area in the although montt pass. we should run cooler down probably 5 to 10 degrees for high temperatures tomo

pipelines the construction of south stream is starting suit and north stream will start operating in early november the trans underneath the baltic sea and delivers russian gas directly to western europe this is mentioning crude european energy security and we can mix dependence on transit countries. michel thank you for having me thank you thank you very much for me for being here . are the international energy agency the i.a.e.a. has signed a new operation agreements with russia one. you in the. couple. it's a good question but. basically we're continuing the evolution of our cooperation which is going on for many years but in particular the focus is coming will be more and more on energy efficiency which is a very important objective for russia not only will it allow russia to adopt a new more modern technologies will be and benefit for economic growth in russia it will give you more resources to add to your exports so i think it will be a win win for russia and for the international community because greater supplies of russian oil and gas will mean greater energy security for the rest of the world well we like. energy security s

sea. they're putting up a fierce resistance. >> maritime authorities in new zealand said the container ship stranded off the north island coast is not leaking a significant amount of oil. >> of board is in thailand are rushing to protect the capital of bangkok from the worst of floods in decades. the aborted killed 260 people across the country. -- they have already killed 260 people across the country. an international judge has resigned from a u.n. in cambodia. the german judge has alleged interference by the government, which has been trying to block further trials of people who may be involved in atrocities. or correspondent says political interference in the tribunal has been an ongoing concern for the un >> there is always been an awareness that there was likely to be an issue. nine years ago, the u.n. broke off negotiations precisely because they thought it was going to be political interference. we have seen the government time and again the same day it wanted a limited to the trial just five leaders. the problem is, this is meant to be an independent court. an independent court with international partici

sea. high temperature reflecting the fact there's cooler air north and east of maryland. 69 altuna, that wasthe high today. i think we'll notice a cooler day, but the sunshine will be out in force. it will be a fantastic day with sunglasses required. in the tropics, tropical storm philippe could become a hurricane tomorrow, the track out to sea. won't be a threat to the u.s. and not even the bermuda. overnight 47. we stay clear and cool and warmer near the bay water where the water temp is up high. 69 tomorrow, spots will hit 70 south of baltimore. and tomorrow night 45, a clear, crisp night and bone-dry conditions. the seven-day forecast, the out look here, just enjoy, because we know what's coming in november and says. i'm saying, the sunshine will be around all weekend. it makes you wish you had columbus day off. a lot of people do. save or it. 80 degrees and sunshine. >> this will make you more popular. >> we're working on it. the leaves are changing. >>> let's talk about politics right now. it's hard to believe we're three months from the first primary contest of the season. after month

north wind. temperatures are going to come up at least a few degrees. more 80s showing up for your monday. then tuesday, the seapicks back up. wednesday a chance of showers, mainly north of lake county. after that, neck week or two actually looks very dry around the bay area. temperatures warming up again for the second half of the week. tonight we'll see lows in the 50s. patchy low clouds and probably drizzle on the coast. but other than that, partly cloudy skies. 50s around the bay area. high temperatures come tomorrow. warming back up again. the numbers looking good. mid 80s for areas south of san jose. alameda looking good, 77. 75 for san francisco. the warmest day to start the work week for monday before things cool off midweek, mid 80s again out to the trivalley. north bay, 87 santa rosa. 83 san rafael. the seven-day forecast cools off midweek. next weekend looks gorgeous again. highs back in the mid 80s as we approach next sunday. things warming up again. perfect timing for next weekend. >>> more than 22,000 runners took part in the eighth annual nike women's marathon in san francisco. they braved the co

the discounted price of west texas intermediate versus brent north sea is evident that domestic independence has been and would be adversely affected if this is not the case. on a personal note, i am south texas, fifth generation. my father was a veteran, my brothers, three of my brothers were in the service, like cousins are in afghanistan and iraq, my brother-in-law is there. i do not want my brothers and sisters, cousins, uncles, friends, texans, americans to go to iraq and afghanistan. i support the building of the pipeline from canada to texas. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> yes? mr. morgan. >> my name is danny morgan m-o-r-g-a-n i serve in the oklahoma house of representatives and represent district 32 which also takes in much of the area in cushing, oklahoma, which is a crossroad of the pipeline in the world. more pipelines across through cushing, oklahoma than anywhere else in the world, and i would challenge any of you to find a story of any pipeline accident of the catastrophe that's happened and that junction of our pipelines across the country. .. >> working

is believed to be a 15 foot long shark was spotted yesterday a quarter mile off sea cliff state beach, that's 28 miles north of where this shark attack happened. it is not clear what type of shark wept after him this morning. shark researchers say there have been a lot of sharks spotted near beaches south of capitola. the last shark attack in the area was four years ago in the exact same beach he was surfing at this morning. that surfer also injured, but also survived. live in san jose, kimberly terry, nabs bay area news. >>> in the meantime, in san francisco today, occupy demonstrators got a boost from filmmaker michael moore. >> stole the future of so many of our citizens, and not only were they not arrested for it, they were rewarded! >> moore encouraged protesters to continue to speak out, saying u.s. democracy depends on it. >>> then at ocean beach, another activist movement called the other 98% organized a creative way to expression their message. about 1,000 people arranged themselves on the beach to spell out the words tax the 1%. organizers say they planned this well before occupy wall street start

that means that sea breeze is blowing again and, of course, that helps to cool down the temperatures around the bay area. area of low pressure passing to the north of us is helping to ramp up the sea breeze a bit and once it moves by we may get back to an offshore pattern late tuesday night into wednesday. in the meantime though we are going to watch the temperatures dropping. more fog at the coastline and cooler temperatures. our futurecast picking up on that pretty well even a few high clouds across the skies. temperatures are going to be down a bit. and yes, it looks like the surge of low clouds and fog going to continue into tomorrow. so numbers going to look like this. not bad but cooler. 76 milpitas, 74 in san mateo. and 74 degrees in hayward. east bay numbers up into the 70s and also the 80s. as you get inside the bay, you will find those temperatures in the 60s and a few 70s. and as high as 76 degrees in santa rosa. next couple of days we'll see the temperatures drop off but as we head into wednesday and thursday, looks like that offshore wind will kickback in. temperatures warming up rounding out the week. let's check the road with eliz

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high pressure to the north, circulation around the two systems bringing offshore winds from land to seand that's what is going to heat up the coast today as i mentioned temperatures there in the 80s. we'll look for 80s across much of the bay area today. turning your attention to the state map especially southern california numerous record high there yesterday. probably again today, los angeles expected high 98°, 104 palm springs, even san diego into the record range at 90 expected high there. compared to sacramento 87 and eureka 63°. here's our highs for this afternoon, warming up, 8 san jose, 90 loss go guy toes -- 90 los gatos. pacifica 77. mid upper 80s near the peninsula. 82 downtown san francisco today. north bay, napa 86 oakland later today, 84 hayward. intear east bay flirting to near 90. 88 concord, 87 -- santa cruz today nice and warm with 85. here's the 7-day another day, another warm one friday. after that the winds will shift to more onshore that means cooler weather, the fog returns and temperatures will cool into next week. >>> you know how you see someone walking down the

sea breeze. mid to upper 70s through the north bay valleys. low to mid 70s along the east bay shore.land mid 70s to near 80° for our east bay valleys. cooler trend up and down the coast from 63 eureka 71 in l.a. record high in tahoe yesterday. tomorrow offshore wind will develop looks like things will stay sunny until friday and saturday cooler weather on the way. >>> over to oakland now. road hazard chp not being specific it is eastbound 580 the ramp to westbound 980 some sort of road hazard in the lane. use caution in you are in the area. 280 san jose very light, there's one car going through not a bad drive towards cupertino northbound 280. toll plaza no lights. smooth drive westbound on the incline through treasure island into san francisco. abc7news.com/traffic for the latest. >>> san jose fire investigators still trying to determine the cause of a blaze at an apartment complex that displaced 50 people. firefighters had to rescue six people from the burning building at south king road yesterday morning. a few residents rushed to knock on doors to warn neighbors. flames caused he

but let us talk about the cool sea breeze wind up and down the coastline. through the northl bayshores we can see this talking about a work and going to the delta. we will see the wind pick up until late afternoon tomorrow. it will be coming from the north east and because of this we have a fire concern in the north bay hills and also down in the east bay. as the area highlighted in orange on your screen. gusty conditions with winds up to 30 mi. per hour. the wind gusted up to 45 mi. per hour and when you combine that with low humidity me will be very dry risk for fire. we will see the possibility of the fire spreading quite quickly. will definitely keep our eye on this hopefully will not see any fires pop up out there for the next couple of pennies because the concern is quite high. taken to the high temperatures for tomorrow. 66 in half moon bay '70s for the inland valleys '70s also in the north bay and 64 in san francisco and a lick your extended forecast shows mouth conditions of the next couple days. the big concern that we have been telling about since last week, the w

sea of japan for six days. japanese coast guard officials say they have since revealed their escape route. the group left the north korean port of odaejin on the night of september 8th. they had waited for a holiday when they knew sea patrols would be lighter. they headed east toward the 38th parallel line between the two koreas. their plan was to turn west once they crossed into south korean waters. but on day three, a powerful typhoon pushed their boat farther out to sea. having lost control, they keep drifting e ining eastward hopin rescued by japanese. the richty vessel was not made for open water. why had they raised such a dangerous journey? japanese officials say the motive seems to be a yearning for a more affluent life. a man who identified himself as a leader of the group said he had worked as a fisherman for the north korean military. the escapees did not appear to be disparately poor. they were carrying several thousand u.s. dollars and some chinese currency. the leaders of the north korean army allowed him to keep some of the money he made fishing. he had enough to buy imported south korean and chines

sea of japan for six days. japanese coast guard officials say they have since revealed their escape route. the group left the north korean port of odaejin on the night of september 8th. they had waited for a holiday when they knew sea patrols would be lighter. they headed east toward the 38th parallel line between the two koreas. their plan was to turn west once they crossed into south korean waters. but on day three, a powerful typhoon pushed their boat farther out to sea. having lost control, they keep drifting e ining eastward hopin rescued by japanese. the richty vessel was not made for open water. why had they raised such a dangerous journey? japanese officials say the motive seems to be a yearning for a more affluent life. a man who identified himself as a leader of the group said he had worked as a fisherman for the north korean military. the escapees did not appear to be disparately poor. they were carrying several thousand u.s. dollars and some chinese currency. the leaders of the north korean army allowed him to keep some of the money he made fishing. he had enough to buy imported south korean and chines

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high pressure to the north, circulation around the two systems bringing offshore winds from land to seand that's what is going to heat up the coast today as i mentioned temperatures there in the 80s. we'll look for 80s across much of the bay area today. turning your attention to the state map especially southern california numerous record high there yesterday. probably again today, los angeles expected high 98°, 104 palm springs, even san diego into the record range at 90 expected high there. compared to sacramento 87 and eureka 63°. here's our highs for this afternoon, warming up, 8 san jose, 90 loss go guy toes -- 90 los gatos. pacifica 77. mid upper 80s near the peninsula. 82 downtown san francisco today. north bay, napa 86 oakland later today, 84 hayward. intear east bay flirting to near 90. 88 concord, 87 -- santa cruz today nice and warm with 85. here's the 7-day another day, another warm one friday. after that the winds will shift to more onshore that means cooler weather, the fog returns and temperatures will cool into next week. >>> you know how you see someone walking down the

launching of this i think his favorite project the north stream project which will unload the first gas supply from russia. underneath the baltic sea writers to germany and that this is this is really a great project well what do you think is the prevailing the prevailing sentiment in the sentiment in europe because on the one hand people want to once interrupted supply from that a steady supply to be sure in the supply but on the other hand they are worried about the growing dependency on russian gas s.s.o. which we sent will be programming when you think you know well i think i think you very well. they appreciate russia as a supplier i think most europeans think that russia's been a reliable supplier over the years in recent years there because of the. issues with ukraine there's been some nervousness and but but i think anybody who looks at the at the data will realize that yes russia is dependent i mean yes europe is dependent on russia for supply but russia is also dependent upon europe for demand yeah yeah and in fact russia has a smaller share of the european market then europe has of russia's exports so you can say that ru