plans to expand its air strikes to libya's north west to talk about his forces meanwhile the colonel himself used a high profile game of chess to reiterate his refusal to leave the country despite mounting international pressure. and a fresh protests on a massive scale are expected ingrates following sunday's rally against a second round of austerity measures the e.u. demands a new cuts before the country can receive about one hundred billion a year owes in bailout money. was all the headlines are an obsolete but next our exclusive interview brings you a firsthand perspective on e.u. foreign policy you can stay with us. in a year what a rush to regime change has gripped libya and the arab spring has transformed europe's nearer brought the e.u.'s foreign policy pieces challenges as perhaps never before to talk more on these challenges we are joined by the high representative for foreign affairs and security policy in the european union catherine ashton i learned thank you very much the session you said the heart of what you're doing libya is to resolve conflict why was the e.u. not as

san francisco, you can see the clouds going south to north. west wind, 15.lso breezy in san jose as the area of low pressure moves to the south. temporarily, we're going to see the winds increase. ho look at the thunder to the south and east. san jose, dry, except west of the santa cruz mountains, you're starting to see moisture on the increase. highway 17, san joese southward an increasing amount of showers. an incredible amount of showers. you can see the thunderstorms rotating generally off to the north and west. some of this is going to start to clip part of the diablo range. there you see the moisture which has been sitting offshore and this is the reason why. temporarily, chances of showers and thunder will be on the increase and it may stick around into monday. the computer models really picking up on the slug of thundershowers. then heading on into tomorrow, those east bay hill tops. this as high pressure starts to build in, that low scoots off to the east and we'll see more 70s around here towards the mid ldl prt of the week. as we watch the thunder

the isolated storm especially north and west.ook at the temperatures by wednesday, mid to upper 90s with a chance of an afternoon storm, thursday with 97. friday, saturday period we'll the cool back down toward normal. this weekend celebrate fairfax. i'll be out there saturday during the day. >> will you be out there? >> the leg warmers. >> great 80s cover band. they are awesome. >> are you going on stage? >> no. but i do like leg warmers. hey, everybody hope you're off to a great start. green light stays on. have some construction to tell you about. all this should be clearing in the next 15 minutes or so. outer loop on 95 we're losing a couple right lanes. inner loop at georgia avenue we're losing a left lane. 267 eastbound, it looks like at 123 we have the ramp closed, should open by 5:00. same goes for inner loop travelers that want to access telegraph road. that should be back open as well. >>> in my next traffic report, we're looking at route 50 in maryland at 4:56. >>> thank you, angie. the gop campaign for the white house

we're watching the chance for thunderstorms mainly north and west of the area.ee maybe light night also light scattered thunderstorm activity once again. i think generally the district should be okay for tomorrow. now, the reason why we're watching the chance for some thunderstorms is because we have a slight risk for severe weather now this is not include the d.c. area. it's the area in yellow. it's mainly north about west of us on the mason dixon line and more toward pennsylvania but because we're watching this, it could also come into our area, so the main threats would be damaging wind gusts and large hail. so overnight what can you expect as you're sleeping? clear to partly cloudy skies and mild. maybe patchy fog generally around the central valley, lows in the 60s and winds will be light. now, tomorrow morning get the sunglasses because we'll have partly to mostly cloudy conditions, pretty nice and pleasant. temperatures in the 60s and 70s and the afternoon tomorrow, partly cloudy and very warm once again, just liked to. air quality is code orange which me

by evening north and west of town, we lose it with daytime heating.y, we see temperatures shoot back even hotter into the mid and upper 90s, then we have the scattering of showers and storms area wide. with tremendous heat. today 85, sunshine. todd tonight we're back in the 60s, winds won'ting bad today, tonight, northerly today. hot on tuesday with isolated storms northwest. afternoon storms possible wednesday with a high of 97. thursday another very hot and humid day. 97 with afternoon storms. and then this weekend mainly the threat for afternoon and evening thunderstorms, cooler temperatures but warm with highs in the 80s. if you're going to celebrate fairfax, we'd love to see you there. i will there myself on saturday during the day. by then we'll be 87. angie goff has monday morning traffic. what are you doing? >> we can't get around a lot of our delays, that's part of d.c. traffic. we have one crash that we're watching, which is why we're keeping on the yellow light, this is 95 southbound at 216, it's off to the shoulder. traffic is getting by b

you see the clouds slowly erasing thanks to the north west material wind.ot of fog in sls valley. 82 in antioch. mid to upper 70s santa rosa, concord and livermore, san jose and los gatos. 59 in half moon bay. clouds at 52 in monterey. 77 in gilroy. sunny and warmest afternoon is today and tomorrow. it will be clear and comfortable maybe a little calm so there won't be much of a breeze. cooler thursday and kind of steady through the weekend. no wild temperature swings this the forecast. for today, six degrees warmer in concord and 10-15 degrees, san be about 14d, san francisco, hours and 45 minutes of sunshine before the sun sets. >> mid-80s in san jose. 75 in millbrae. mid to upper 50s along the coast today. downtown san francisco, 70s. biggest spread, sausalito 75 all the way to 90 at santa rosa and mid to upper 80s in the north bay valleys. 20 degrees cooler mid to upper 50s at your beaches. fremont at 82 degrees. 89 in dublin and rest of the neighbors will make it to 90 if not 92 degrees in the east bay valleys. morgan hill, hollister, same temperatures

west of route 15, a better chance of seeing storms tomorrow. 86 today. tonight in the 60s. tomorrowow near 90 with the threat for that afternoon storm north and west of d.c. then really hot wednesday, 97. don't be surprised if a heat advisory is issued. expect code orange air alert. by the weekend mainly afternoon storm chances. temperatures in the 80s as we celebrate fairfax. we'll see you there. >> i'm peggy fox with momslikeme.com. snack season is in full force. kids eat more snacks this month than any other month of the year. can you give them healthier snacks? mary is snickety snacks is here. what do you have? >> we have mac-and-cheese puffs. they have no preservatives, no msg, no trans fats, fewer in calories and they don't have very much sugar if any. >> you hear all this, and you go, oh, yeah, but how do they taste? >> taste one. >> i eel taste the new sea salt ones. tell me how you got started with this. >> i was pregnant at the time and started to look in the grocery store to see if there were any snacks that i would feed my own children. i wasn't really happy with the offerings, so i decided to start something myself and provid

you see the clouds slowly erasing thanks to the north west material wind. a lot of fog in sls valley. 82 in antioch. mid to upper 70s santa rosa, concord and livermore, san jose and los gatos. 59 in half moon bay. clouds at 52 in monterey. 77 in gilroy. sunny and warmest afternoon is today and tomorrow. it will be clear and comfortable maybe a little calm so there won't be much of a breeze. cooler thursday and kind of steady through the weekend. no wild temperature swings this the forecast. for today, six degrees warmer in concord and 10-15 degrees, san jose, oakland, san francisco, fremont it will be about 14 hours and 45 minutes of sunshine before the sun sets. >> mid-80s in san jose. 75 in millbrae. mid to upper 50s along the coast today. downtown san francisco, 70s. biggest spread, sausalito 75 all the way to 90 at santa rosa and mid to upper 80s in the north bay valleys. 20 degrees cooler mid to upper 50s at your beaches. fremont at 82 degrees. 89 in dublin and rest of the neighbors will make it to 90 if not 92 degrees in the east bay valleys. morgan h

isolated storms tomorrow north and west. wednesday 97, with storms possible in the afternoon.ory thursday. high heat and humidity. by the weekend look at that, cooling down into the 80s with the chance of an afternoon storm each day. celebrate fairfax, friday, saturday and sunday at the fairfax county government center. looking forward to that. we'll dodge raindrops. it's 5:47. angie goff good monday morning. >>> back at you, howard. 13 minutes from 6:00. green light stays on. no real problems to report at this time. everybody we are going to zoom into the outer loop north of the district from 95 over to georgia avenue, it looks like we're moving smoothly. outside we are watching volume between 95 and georgia but no significant delays to report. back to the real time graphics, this time we'll take it on up to 70, southbound, we're starting to see delays outside tracking our cameras from 80 over to 109. drivers clearly not moving at speed. to the the case on 66. looks like this is better. in the green from fairfax to the beltway, 11 minutes. d.c. 295 no complaints. southbound 9

it is quite a bit foggier north and west of the district.e goes way up and over the midwest. it goes into southern canada and that is where the core of the heat and humidity is. they are already starting their day in the 70's in the midwest. that heat and humidity will migrate our way. we will notice it especially for the middle part of the week. today will be mid 80's with patchy clouds and a little warmer than yesterday but humidity not that bad. tomorrow a little hotter, near 90 mid and upper 90's by wednesday and very humid. no widespread rain any time soon. >>> it is busy on the highway this morning. look at the commute in southern maryland. route ffour and five and 95 and the baltimore-washington parkway are slowing in laurel. on route 1 in laurel, there's a crash north of contee road. this is what traffic looks >>> we've got some breaking news from fairfax county. police are investigating a double stabbing and centreville for this happened at a home on braddock springs road. one person is dead and the two others were flown to the hosp

[laughter] tomorrow, i'll be at fec headquarters -- 999 e street north west -- to answer their questionsafter the hearing, let's say, eleven-ish, i will meet you all in front of the building to announce the results and chart a new course for the colbert nation. be there. and this is not just about the cash. i will also accept credit cards. [laughter] here to prep me for my historic testimony is former chair of the fec and my personal lawyer, trevor potter. trevor, thank you so much for coming on. good toll see you, my friend. [cheers and applause] should i bring this with me tomorrow? >> very bad idea. >> stephen: very bad idea. okay. first of all, i could not be more excited to go down and testify before the fec. they love it in washington when i testify. [laughter] it's a very welcoming town that way. >> i've heard that. >> stephen: what can i expect tomorrow? how is it going to go down? >> it's a hearing room with a horseshoe shaped table. that's where they are. >> stephen: okay, yeah. >> you are down below where you should be. >> stephen: i understand. >> the staff will introduce the

with so many people leaving syria, towns and buildings in the north west have been completely abandonedthe syrian authorities insist that the people are fleeing from armed gangs and that armed forces are in the area. >> in the army is now surrounding the area. they have not gone yet. we have been asked by people who do not have relatives across the corner in turkey to move in so that peace and quiet can be resumed again and life can go back to normal. >> the refugees are coming out. the flow is increasing. that reflects the fact that the turkish prime minister has said that the door woman closed to the refugees. many of those coming in say they are extremely relieved to have found century in turkey. the military council as been considering a resolution to oppose the violence. in geneva, the un commission of human rights has called force against its people unacceptable. >> strong pressure must be brought to bear on the syrian authorities to stop the excessive violence and respond to the demands of their people. >> but the conflict in syria could continue for months. it might be a long ti

radar showing you not a little thunderstorm but a great big thunderstorm complex just off to the north and west. you can see it there north of pittsburgh and a lot of lightning associated with it and moving very sles -- slowly to the south and east. because we might get activity in here later today. i can guarantee cloud cover. let's show you the cloud cover. spilling into the washington area. there you go. and again it's not going to be a perfectly sunny day like yesterday. we'll have more clouds in the forecast. sort of a mix of some sunshine with high, thin cloudiness, serious cloudiness associated with the thunderstorm complex during the early-morning hours and later this afternoon we'll see if we don't see a thunderstorm perk up here in the summer heat and humidity. going to be much warmer. 74 at reagan national. 68 in winchester, dulles is 76. today partly cloudy and heat returns and an official high of 91 degrees. could be an isolated thunderstorm later today. and we are due for another heat wave. that starts tomorrow and temperatures back in the upper 90s. i'll have details on that in j

we've got high pressure off to the north and west park ed across the great lakes. that will deliver a lot of sunshine this entire week for monday and tuesday. as we get into the end of the week, it is going to fade off the southeast coast and set up what we call the bermuda high. you know what that means. temperatures are going to surge around here right back into the mid- to upper 90s by wednesday. 84 today. we will for the worry about that today. plenty of sunshine, a warm afternoon. winds oust north at about five to 10 miles per hour. clear, mild overnight. 66degrees. still comfortable tonight. here we go again, hot, 96 on wednesday. scorching, 97 on thursday. maybe a thunderstorm on friday with temperatures in the mid- 90s. that is a look at your weather forecast. let's do some on-time traffic and a big congratulations to julie the runner wright. >> i don't know about runner. i finished in the upright position and i wasn't crawling across the finish line so that is always a plus. >> are you sore right now? >> no, not really. a lot of water and a lot of stretchi

north west. these forces meanwhile the colonel himself used a high profile game of chess to reiterate his refusal to leave the country this despite mounting international pressure. and fresh protests on a massive scale are expected in greece following sunday's rally against a second round of austerity measures the e.u. demands a new cuts before the country can receive over one hundred billion a year rose in bailout money. all right those are the headlines here a nazi but now it's time for the sport with kate. hello welcome to the sports news this holiday monday the top story. n.b.a. kings the dallas mavericks down the miami heat to be crowned champions for the first time. while all square to start bounce back against in the russian possible final finals. valid and then to figure skating champion any pushing that is real people russian winter games twenty forty. to disperse that and the rains have finally cleared over west london allowing andy murray and joe wilfried tsonga to play their postponed

brief the world updates are full blast to be at a polling station under attack by militants in the north west of pakistan at least ten officers have reportedly been killed some two dozen of those are believed to be trapped inside the compound it's just the latest assault in recent weeks involving teams of all insurgents targeting security forces no group has claimed responsibility for the taliban have carried out similar attacks in the published. mauritanian army say they've destroyed in al qaeda training camp in neighboring mali their source in the forest region of ouagadougou involved strikes followed by fierce fighting earlier this month mali and mauritania agreed on a joint military operation to crush in the region the terrorist group is believed to be in mali from where it carries out the texan kidnappings as well as. drug trafficking. fifteen people have been killed in the nato air strike on civilians according to libyan state television and twenty others were reportedly hurt by the attack in the eastern town of brega a t.v. report did not specify exactly. and the place has rejected the

other stories around the world for you though syrian security forces are expanding their saw to the north west of the country that point tanks around several towns and forced more people to flee raising the estimated number of refugees to almost nine thousand u.n. secretary general ban ki moon has urged president started to stop killing and gauging dialogue activists say more than fourteen hundred have died since the princess scrapyard in march. the greek prime minister is preparing to name a new government that's going to make. a difference experience teaches you that. it's something the supreme leaders of the second year and ira bailout. plan has almost one hundred sets. released court papers show that dominique strauss the secret diplomatic community has detained at most a directory of course the former head of the international editor for the wrestlers description of sex. tell me. a frenchman who could not be out again and use cases up. to three if it's. a huge loss to a more user friendly city the new delhi hours of friday. fifty these are actually suspected terrorists but the explosion i

night willing to pull a one three four carrying fifty two people from moscow to burglars avoids the north west or russia crash on this road missing the runway by a kilometer. it's awful my late husband was a pilot he had landed planes at this airport many times it's very personal to me the sight of the crash has been cleaned up the roads have been reopened the wreckage of the plane completely removed but there are still clear marks evidence like this were poorest that reminds people of the tragedy that struck on monday night and for those who have been here to witness the rhetoric say as they say that those memories are unlikely to go away. i didn't sleep for two days i couldn't even form a sleep i can't recall even people screaming and i was pulling bodies away from the plane which if you have guinea was one of the first that seen his house only metres away from where the plane came down. i heard the explosion and ran outside the lights went out i ran to the site and we started by screwing people here we drank where man two women and the pilot he was dead while all the bodies have been recove

reached different fronts soldier me glass of received the news far away in the republic of call me in north west gratia it was a deep grief silent pain for all people trapped here everyone knew that the german army was much stronger every day we receive reports of the enemy marched another hundred kilometers deeper into our homeland the nazis were in a hurry a gateway to last country they'd warmed the breast fortress with devastating intensity up to sixty six new cells a second archive footage from the time shows the fortress silhouetted in heavy smoke hundreds were killed in their sleep during the first minutes of the attack among them small children some survived the night only to be buried alive later this is my second mother when the nazis rounded up british e.g. scattered in villages nearby this woman saved me the germans dug a mass grave into which they were about to throw women and children this woman pushed me and my money under her skirt with a german slaughter everyone around and left this woman took me out from under a good cross to me and said i just did what god told me to. after ni

forces have seen have unleashed more strikes on targeting the country's capital in areas in the north west government sources claim two policemen were killed in the bombardment of strikes also hit a tribal gathering camp near colonel gadhafi compound and bobbers easier meanwhile the u.s. house of representatives is set to vote on resolutions condemning american military involvement in the conflict. the u.s. president legally needs the approval of congress to fight a war for more than sixty days but levy is proving the exception so are there any limits of honest action to obama's actions there and is this a one off case or the beginnings of an empire complex going cross stuck for the answer is later today. the security council resolution for the united nations certainly means that the libyan intervention is legal under modern international law but that doesn't change the constitution the constitution doesn't say the president can go to war whenever international law allows that the constitution has a separate procedure for american authorization to call it a kinetic military action is just

stories were around the world for you know syrian security forces have expanded their soul to the north west of the country deploying tanks around several towns has forced more people to flee raising the estimated number of refugees to almost nine thousand u.n. secretary general ban ki moon has urged the president to stop killing people and engage in dialogue activists say more than fourteen hundred have died since until government protests began in march. the greek prime minister is preparing to name a government through this dental records coalition looks for a position. of. cuts to supreme loser pira in the second. bailout. plan has hold one hundred sets from some. crude. released court papers show that dominique strauss a good mom. they soon had diplomatic immunity to take risks for the former head of the international monetary fund arrested on suspicion of sexual tell me. a french woman who denies the allegations that faces up to twenty years in prison if . you lost one city i knew the outcome of. these suspected terrorists but the explosion is now thought with the result of a ghastly r

elsewhere in the middle east security forces in the city of north west syria skilled-- killed as many as 35 protestors today. emerged this weekend. human-rights groups say the government crackdown has amateur video of clashes fighting in another city emerged this weekend. human-rights groups say the government crackdown has killed 1200 people since march. israeli troops in the golan heights border with syria fired on pro palestinian demonstrators who were trying to cross the frontier today. serbian tv says at least 18 people were killed and nearly 300 others wounded. israel accused syria of staging a provocation. there is encouraging news this evening in the fight against cancer. new clinical trials show a drug that slows the progress of advanced melanoma seems to be working. cynthia bowers has the story. >> reporter: researcher stop just short of calling this a magic bullet against skin cancer but say in europe and its effectiveness against melanoma the deadliest form of the disease is cause for celebration. >> patients who get the vemurafenib sometimes within 72 hours are already mu

strike to libya's north west while colonel gadhafi uses a high profile chess game to reiterate his reluctance to leave the country plus. does this new media hype over the scandalous case of an american tweeting a racy pictures of himself as. the u.s. is letting overshadow the real news. it is just after two pm here in moscow you with. now radioactive material has been detected in seawater around japan's fukushima plant with concentration levels two hundred and forty times higher than safety limits scientists warn the element strong to you is highly dangerous to humans as a kind of cumulating bones and possibly course concept. has been to fukushima city to measure the radiation levels that. eighty kilometers away and the radiation levels in this area in many many places in many instances are much. closer because if you look at a map of where fukushima city is in relation to the actual nuclear facility that plant number one where a lot of that radiation. but eating from the winds are bringing that radiation into shima city and the rain and wind is blowing the radiation in this direction so we w

when he deployed one three four carrying fifty two people for moscow the pictures of what's the north west to russia crashed on this road missing the runway by kilometer. it's awful my late husband was a pilot he had landed planes at this airport many times it's very personal to me this part of the crash has been cleaned up the roads have been reopened the wreckage of the quake completely removed but there are still clear marks evidence like this part of course that reminds people of the tragedy that struck on monday right and for those who have been here to witness the horrific scene as they say that those memories are unlikely to go away. i didn't sleep for two days i couldn't even fall asleep i can't recall him people screaming and asked pulling bodies away from the plate what should he have danny was one of the first on the scene his house only meters away from where the plane came down and we have. i heard the explosion and ran outside the lights went out i ran to the site and we started rushing people here we're trying to win man two women and the pilot he was dead while all the bodi

as we have the thunderstorm complex lurking off to the north and west. code orange air quality is back. so that's a moderate air quality. take it easy and you remember what we have to do during the summer months when we start to get poor air quality. 74 at reagan national. we did have 50s overnight. 72 in gaithersburg. manassas is 68. martinsberg is 64. and in hagerstown, 76 degrees. looking at our satellite radar, waking up with sunshine but look at the cloudiness just off to the north and west. pretty impressive thunderstorm complex developing overnight up towards toronto. and you see the energy fading off to the south and east. but look at where it's headed, in the direction of washington. it should have a tendency to fall apart here but i have to be honest, it's going to be a close call. so we have to see if we don't have the possibility of some thunderstorms in the forecast a little later today. bring along an umbrella just in case. but just hot and steamy out there with a lot of very warm temperatures for the next several days. there you go 91 toda

nato forces have unleashed more strikes on media targeting the country's capital and areas in the north west government sources claim two policemen were killed in the bombardment and nato strikes also hit a truck tribal gathering camp near girlhood obvious compound and bob. while the u.s. house of representatives is set to vote on resolutions condemning american military involvement in the libyan conflict. well today marks a year since six plucky volunteers set off on an unprecedented seventeen month mission to mars of course the crew never really left earth but morris five hundred simulation is a scientific mission confined to a scale mock up of a space ship but as peter all reports the pressures faced by the astronauts are very much real. nine hundred sixty seven the space race is in full swing three men enter a secret simulation in moscow to determine the effects of long duration spaceflight on humans get a man might not serve as one of those who took part in any leakage wonderful shit your asian orbit the monotony it's hard i mean the regimen little things get to you in the beginning we

nato plans to expand its airstrikes the media's north west to target off his forces and meanwhile the ground self used a high profile game of chess to reiterate his refusal to leave the country despite mounting international pressure. and pressure protest on a massive scale is expected in greece following sunday's rally against a second round of the stary measures to ease the demands new cuts for the country can receive over one hundred billion euros in bailout money. so the headlines here is will be back that's helping the hour with more meantime andrew will tell us what's happening in the other sports. hello there thanks for watching the scores and this is what is coming up over the next fifteen minutes all squared serious carbines back against him you know russian basketball pile finals. out of miami to be crowned n.b.a. champions for the first time. bucking the chinese they're writing calls to claim for massive when it became like you. it is all square in the russian basketball player finals to scar and having the best of five series at one of page with him came after a sixty five

syrian security forces have expanded their assault to the north west of the country deploying tanks around several towns is forced to move people to flee raising the estimated number of refugees almost one thousand u.n. secretary general ban ki moon has urged president to stop killing people in our age in daraa activists say more than fourteen hundred have died since the protests began in march. greece has a new finance minister following a cabinet reshuffle and pushing through deep you know the number of forms the current defense minister will take over the post mr george brett wants a static secure belief to do it in a second move in the bailout occurred before news outlets of violent protests and things and beyond. released court papers show that dominique strauss kahn who police say had diplomatic immunity after he was detained there were york's j.f.k. airport the former head of the international monetary fund was arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a hotel maid last night a frenchman who was the allegation. i. think she's a nice crisp dictate. a huge blast these many cities i

syrian security forces are expanding their assault to the north west of the country deploying tanks around several towns is forced more people to flee raising the estimated number of refugees to almost nine thousand u.n. secretary general ban ki moon has urged president assad to stop killing people and gauge and dialogue activists say more than fourteen hundred have died since government protests began in march. greek prime minister is preparing to name a new government history a stereotypical of the coalition talks with your position. once more civil rights are secure buildings of us the second e.u. and i.m.f. bailout. plan has caused protests over things you know. released court papers show that dominique strauss kahn police had diplomatic community after he was detained at new york's j.f.k. airport the former head of the international monetary fund was arrested on suspicion of sexually attacking ten made last night a french woman who denies the allegations has been released on bail he says up to twenty years in prison if convicted. on the huge last run in israeli city of netanya early h

plans to expand its strikes to libya's and north west to talk about his forces meanwhile the kind of himself used a high profile game of chess to reiterate his refusal to leave the country despite mounting international pressure. and fresh protests on a massive scale. following sunday's. people the country can receive one hundred. exclusive interview perspective on e.u. foreign policy. you know you want to rush to regime change has gripped libya and the arab spring has transformed europe's near where brought the e.u.'s foreign policy faces challenges as perhaps never before to talk more on these challenges we are joined by the high representative for foreign affairs and security policy in the european union catherine ashton helen thank you very much miss ashley you said the heart of what you're doing maybe it is to resolve conflict why was the e.u. not asked to mediate in libya well i think the u.n. is playing exactly the role that it should play and. the u.n. special envoy is as you know frequently in tripoli and benghazi is working with the people of libya but also for the national

syrian security forces are expanding their assault to the north west of the country to point ranks around several towns and forced more people to flee raising the estimated number of refugees to almost nine thousand u.n. secretary general ban ki moon has urged president assad to stop killing people i mean agent dialo activists say more than fourteen hundred have died since our government protests began in march. greek prime minister is preparing to name a new government is three a stealthy because the coalition talks with your position. at a very small plots are so secure buildings remain in a second even the i.m.f. bailout simply. has caused protests over this and you know. released court papers show that dominique strauss kahn on the scene had diplomatic immunity of he was detained new york's j.f.k. airport heavens a national monitor garden that was arrested on suspicion of sexually attacking our hotel maid last night the french woman who denies the allegations has been released on bail this is up to twenty years in prison if it's. on a huge loss for all these really since you are in th

the sick a look at some more international headlines for you there have been turned deadly attack north west pakistan one hundred militants clash with soldiers at a security checkpoint in waziristan killing eight soldiers it's not twelve insurgents were also killed it was followed by a car bomb blast in peshawar which killed four people including a child this region is home to several insurgent groups connected to multiple attacks across the border in afghanistan. japan's fukushima nuclear plant suffered temporary power costs of two of its reactors it affected their central control rooms and briefly meant radiation that could be collected the city's operator says the blackout did not affect the operation to cool the reactors and is investigating what caused the outages. germany admits that his response to the deadly e. coli outbreak wasn't good enough blaming a fractured public health structure for poor coordination twenty six people have so far died from the mutant strain and thousands of others have been infected the number of new cases is declining but it's still not known where the outbr

not warning its citizens about the nuclear fallout happening with a long upper northwest coast of north west coast citizens are getting fried it well they have called hot particles which are radioactive little particles of success human strontium and plutonium going falling into their lungs or turning the centers of the hot pockets because you have all of those things are put on microwave that obama's microwave and his own people well the population already zombie fied from toxic debt and on top of them you're putting radioactive waste. this is like a genuine situation where you could see real lives. but real life cancer zombies in the pacific northwest was like washington oregon kurt cobain's already dead so there's someone who knows you may see him again soon he may be coming back beautiful all right say sarah thank so much for being on the kaiser report thank you don't go away much more coming away so stay right there. with three. three. three. three. three. three. video for your media project. tom. i welcome back to the kaiser report all right this is a treat we've got the non-economist

warning its citizens about the nuclear fallout happening along the upper northwest coast of the north west coast citizens are getting fried well they have called hot particles which are radioactive little particles of six s c m n strong c m a plutonium going falling into their lungs or turning the citizens of the hot pockets. there's a lot of those things of putting on micro after that obama's microwaving his own people well the population already zombie fied from toxic debt right and on top of them you're putting radioactive waste this is like a genuine situation where you could see real lives on these emerge but real life cancer zombies in the pacific northwest was like washington oregon kurt cobain's already dead so there's someone who knows you may see him again soon they may be coming back beautiful all right so thank so much for being on the gaza report thank you it goes away much more coming away so stay right there. i welcome back to the kaiser report all right this is a treat we've got the non-economist non-economist steve king welcome back to the kaiser report about snacks i say

warning its citizens about the nuclear fallout happening along the upper northwest coast of the north west coast citizens are getting fried well they have called hot particles which are radioactive little particles of c ceci i'm in a strong t. i'm in plutonium going falling into their lungs they're turning the citizens in the hot pockets because you have all of those things are put on micro if there is that obama's microwave and his own people well it's a population already zombie fied from toxic debt and on top of them you're putting radioactive waste. this is like a genuine situation where you could see real live zombies emerge by real life pass or zombies in the pacific northwest was like washington oregon kurt cobain's already dead so there's not much you know as you may see him again soon he may be coming back all right stacy ever thank so much for being on the kaiser report thank you as don't go away much more coming away so stay right there. for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. more than a month. one of the most

showers in northern california and mountain snow in the north west. >> 76 in boise. 81 in billings.ltering 99 in phoenix. dallas, 99. omaha, 95. chicago, 90. 70s here in the northeast. 92, atlanta. 94 in new orleans. >> well the plane at the center of the miracle on the hudson is finally reaching its destination. this time it is taking a road trip. >> the fuselage of the u.s. airways jet that landed safely in the hudson river by captain sullenberger. the wings are being shipped separately before the plane goes on display at a charlotte museum. >> looking back at the image. you can never forget what a moment that was. and a hero the captain was. the little and flying balloon soared to record heights. this time the story is not full of hot air. >> bobby bradley be cape the youngest person to fly solo in a balloon. he take it in albuquerque over the weekend and landed safely, 26 minutes later, saying, maybe paraphrasing here. awesome. >> this does run in the family. bobby a fourth generation balloonist. his parents have been licensed pilots since they were teenagersch he plans to follo

west. charlottesville at 84 degrees. a little and stability in the atmosphere. widespread '80s to the north west but the heat is building to the south and west with temperatures into the '90s. as you had a further south and west the dew point levels are beginning to rise. a couple of storms flaring up to the south and west. not going to have an impact on our overnight. had to the beach for tomorrow or tuesday and look for temperatures of around 80 degrees. surf temperatures are still cool, in the mid-60s. the next 48 hours, a few showers hugging the chesapeake bay. not expecting much across the immediate metro. out to the west, hardly anything at all. by tuesday, high-pressure moving off the coast. that is going to allow our temperatures to warm-up wednesday and thursday. 66 degrees with gradual clearing overnight. lots of sunshine tomorrow and 81 degrees. here is the extended outlook. by wednesday and thursday, temperatures in the middle to upper 90s with heat index reading of around 100 degrees. wjla.com is your online home for abc7 weather. >> to more days to appreciate this. >> a big di

mountain snow in the north west. >> we're looking at 70 in seattle. 82, salt lake city. 99, phoenix. 90s from twin cities to dallas. miami gets up to 87. atlanta, 92. it's 78 here in new york. >>> overseas to the chaos unfolding in yemen, the president, a key u.s. ally has left the country for medical treatment after coming under attack. now there are worries about who will fill the tremendous power vacuum left behind. martha raddatz reports. >> reporter: crowds rejoiced over news that the man who ruled this nation had finally left. a stunning departure. it comes after a rocket or mortar had hit the heavily fortified mosque inside the presidential grounds. the president it was reported had been badly injured. lies, the yemeni government countered, it was only a scratch. a television press conference was scheduled. hours passed then only the president's voice. sounding muddled and sedated, it was clear it was the yemeni government doing the lying. badly hurt and in need of urgent care, the president was secretly flown to saudi arabia and he will likely never return to power. what does

west. and high pressure off to the north and west will keep us nice and dry for the next several days. there is a look at the forecast. and notice the area of high pressure moving overhead tonight and then off shore during the day tomorrow. and it's going to set itself up as the old bermuda high and once that happens into the day tomorrow and tomorrow night winds shift out of the south and we get return flow and that means hot temperatures around here. so wednesday, thursday and friday, right back into the mid to upper 90s. i would expect we'll see heat advisories around here by the middle of the week. 84 and nice one today. a lot of sunshine and warm afternoon. it should be dry, you have softball or soccer practice, that kind of thing later tonight. no problems. that should go on without a hitch. winds out of the north and 5- 10. and then later tonight, mostly clear skies, mild overnight and 66. a relatively cool night and then here come the 70s with the 90s. here is your five-day forecast. 89, 90 tomorrow or close to it. and then mid to upper 90s on wednesday, thursday and friday. ov