as more people try to a state food shortages in the horn of africa, tragedy in the red sea. hundreds of thousands of people are reported to have died off of caught fire and sank. they were attempting to get to saudi arabia to find work. our correspondent is in the sudanese capital. >> i just spoke to a senior in the information commission. he understands that they were all somalis. he is linking this to the crisis we have been hearing so much about in recent days. saying that these people have left their country in a desperate attempt to get to saudi arabia and then they died at sea after their boat caught fire. it is the traditional route across the red sea, particularly for muslim migrants from this area. some of them were stopped, authorities say, as they attempted to make similar crossings. near the place where the boat that subsequently sank set off from. >> the government says -- the japanese government says they will be holding stress tests on the remaining nuclear facilities in the country. the reactor fallout led to two -- led to two-thirds being taken offline. they

other news, reports from sudan say at least197 drowned when their boat caught fire and sank in the red sea. it is thought that the victims were for an illegal workers looking for work in saudi arabia. four yemeni nationals have been arrested. pakistan's un rights commissions has criticized -- for failing to stop organized killings. much of the violence is between organized games with more than 1000 people shot dead since january. the gang enjoyed the patronage of the political parties. un security forces are reported to have shot dead six anti- rs hrnment protestoresr in amas. more than 20 were arrested on monday. india's foreign minister arrived in the bangladeshi capital. he will be holding talks with senior officials to sort out differences along standing issues. success will pave the way for a high-profile visit by the prime minister singh in september. >> india and bangladesh are supposed to be neighbors, but they have the range of contentious issues, raning from sharing waterston demarcation of the boundary in the bay of bengal. the two neighbors share more than 50 rivers, but bangla

people are reported to have died off the sudanese coast after their boat caught fire and sank in the red sea. all victims were somalis who were trying to make their way to saudi arabia in search of work. we have our correspondent in the capital. he says it appears the victims may well have been trying to escape food shortages in somalia. >> i spoke to one and he says he believes all of the people who have died were somalis. he is linking it explicitly to the food and drought crisis in the horn of africa and they were people transiting through saudi arabia where they were hoping to find better-paying jobs. the official site says four yemeni men have been arrested as presumed owners of the boat and only three survivors have been found. >> sudanese government says it's trying to defeat a rebellion made up of thousands of fighters. at least 70,000 civilians have been displaced. despite calls for a cease-fire, al bashir has vowed to fight on. >> the danger comes from above as planes fly over and others scramble to escape the bombs. sudanese government at war with its own people in the nubea mount

>>reporter: the country's resorts along the red sea have fared better. yet visitor numbers have still fallen by forty to fifty per cent. there's no doubt that across the industry people are suffering. >>everybody. everyone, now is cutting costs everywhere, no single exceptions, manager or office boy,everybody is cutting costs, is trying to survive. >>reporter: and, since tourism contributes such a large part to the economy, the downturn is being felt throughout the whole country. almost 11 per cent of the gdp is due to tourism, last year we had more than 12.5 billion dollars as tourism income and we have more than 2.5 million persons working directly or indirectly. >>reporter: the industry has been an important generator of new jobs. the tourism authority claims that two hundred thousand jobs are created for every extra million people who visit egypt. and with the official figure of unemployment standing at over ten per cent it's vital the tourists are persuaded to return. >>we should concentrate more on the safety, and we concentrate that egypt is a saf

news, reports from sudan say at least 197 people drowned when their boat caught fire and sank in the red sea. it is thought the victims were foreign, illegal immigrants look for work in saudi arabia. only three people have been rescued. four yes, ma'amny nationals who allegedly owned the boat have been arrested. there have been clashes with forces loyal to colonel gaddafi in the east and the mountains on the border. however, local reports suggest neither side is making significant progress at the moment. forces have been reported to have shot six anti-government protesters in the city of hamas. more than 20 residents were arrested on monday in an apparent attempt to reassert control. as the united states edges closer to the possibility that it may default on its borrowing, president obama has said he opposed a short-term solution to the problem and wants, in his words, to do something big. his administration has until the second of august to increase the $14.3 trillion debt limit to prevent the u.s. from defaulting. they are look for big cuts and fewer tax breaks for the very rich. >> i beli

that here in russia be ours he has has opened in the red sea my sales will start trading in a few minutes the russian markets finished monday's session low and negative news from the. market or just a russian stock exchanges will be tracking international news flow that's a major lack of strong domestic news to guide sentiment and xander from when a sales capital says all eyes are on us corporate reports although we could be devoted to discern the actual reports from the us companies big banks will be reporting more july fourteenth. will be really important because if the company would be me some of the targets but i don't think they will be missing but the guidance for the rest of the year can be really negative and this will really hurt the market but don't think that there will be a lot of positive stuff to support or marking the coming days. was in the you were to have tamed investor appetite for risk pushing the russian countersuit to fresh lows favorable has slipped to its lowest level in seven weeks against the dollar which is considered to be a safe haven asset its last one percen

nearly two hundred african migrants have reportedly drowned in the red sea after a boat as sung called sudan's northeastern coast only three people have been rescued by this search for possible survivors continues the bird was reportedly trying to smuggle refugees to saudi arabia from countries neighboring sudan a fire on board the vessel cause the disaster. it's a rare and incurable disease and in russia suffer a say it's ignored by the medical establishment known as need be it means children have skated so delicate that even just a simple touch can break it off his diapers call has led to families who are coping but they are his and you might find some of the images in this report disturbing. she likes dancing and no one would guess the amount of pain lisa goes through to make these simple movements lisa has a rare genetic condition epidermal this is below zero or even that makes her skin less than as a butterfly wing yes like touch or a hug can cause painful blistering that takes a long time to heal leaving the skin even more fragile. around the world sufferers like lisa are known a

our table for us it's also impossible to imagine lots of their relatives can be going through the red sea so we waited on the shore. very distressing scenes wondering what's happened to their loved ones the emergency ministry saying that mechanical failure may have been so blame what actually happened with the spirits and the ship itself was it was called the belgariad was a double decker pleasure boat. it's in a fortune because of arcturian but because a ship was used for day trips on the river the tourists in the summer months these exclusive pictures coming in to me here and of course attention has been drawn to be agent of us with some speculation that may have played a role in the tragedy that she had not been updated for more than fifty years it was all the pictures the latest pictures coming in here at r.t. . well around some other international news now. several huge explosions have struck a military camp in cyprus killing at least twelve people around thirty were injured at the base between the coastal cities of limits on danica a blast reportedly happened in two containers of ex

nearly two hundred african migrants have reportedly drowned in the red sea after a boat sign called sudan's north eastern coast only three people have been rescued by the search for possible survivors continues the boat was reportedly trying to smuggle refugees to saudi arabia from countries neighboring stood on board the vessel called the disaster. the american captain of a boat who wish to find abandon vessels in appropriate. leaving greece for gaza has been freed by a court up to four days in jail to other activists are still in custody after trying to set sail in another boat the international thirteen that wants to bring aid to blockade of gaza but accuses greece of american and israeli pressure sounds it will. void of blood shed after nine were killed by israeli commanders on a similar convoy a year ago has offered to deliver they itself. britain's most read newspaper the tabloid news of the world has been accused of hacking into a mobile phone of an murdered girl and it deal for exclusive stories fetching your old money doubt that disappeared in nine years ago here in london before b

point six percent in russia trading has ended for monday and it was a very negative day a pretty red sea all across the board pretty much down one point eight percent my six one point six percent this is as investors await of course some kind of resolution to the greek debt problem in the e.u. so move to also look at some of the main movers on them i said some because of a declining. percent d.t.b. to collide one and a half percent along with other financial stocks across the globe despite good financial results and probably not so was the big acception it was up almost four percent at the close as best as we're looking for safe haven assets and gold is one of them well you know but i can wraps up the day straight. as a kid here for today for investors was their prices. i was talking markets was negative well marcus was the bottom one percent which is comparable to the european stock market was good news is oil price which. gold prices must very clear contin and we strive so historical stocks go to new highs become important metal for each other to all three point six percent which is qu

kind of supernatural miracles that are supposed to prove that god exists such as the parting of the red sea? and even a silent film by cecil b. demille. i saw that part. they used gelatin, and there were heat jets that purposed, and -- burned, and like john fulton did in the later movie, they came together by reversing the movie, reversing the films. i like special effects. >> [inaudible] >> oh. well, about how long -- >> well, i think i've got the heart of your question, and i'll give a quick illustration -- in 1960 the book came out called the year 2000. wonderful book, early use of computers just coming in. and he -- they, hudson institute put it together -- and the book starts with long-term, multifold trends. and among them the first 18 were about secularization and religion. so they said the future of the world will be that everything will be determined impairically -- impairically. there were about ten adjectives. empirical, concrete, pragmatic, a whole list of these things. and then they said, because they were not dumb people, we're looking long term instead of the short term. and

do you not see heat index like that unless you are by the shoreds of red sea.ave you ever seen heat index in the south at 133? unbelievable! temperatures in the 90's, that is typical but humidity, what it families like with the humidity, the heat index, off the charts here, 107 in davenport and a reason why we see such humidity and heat index value so high is because of the flooding. the record flooding so a lot of available moisture. this time yesterday we talked about the central united states pushing across the ohio river valley and tennessee river valley and across the mid-atlantic and the notes, and, again heat index from 105 to 115 and on thursday through the next couple of days, reaching across the mid-atlantic and a break on the weekend, but some of the forecast models show another heat wave next week. so, unusually intense, long lasting, and wide-spread, incredibly dangerous. >>shepard: thank you. cast members of the jersey shore often tan, fight, and drunk with vigor but this does not hurt of reputation of new jersey. knockcy and the significant's imp

not the miracles that occurred in the bible that prove virtually god exists like the parting of the red sea, and even a silent film and the roy specific effects department did a good job. i saw that part. they used gelatin and they burned the path and like john fullton did in the later movie, they reversed the film. i like specific effects. >> [inaudible] >> how long will people believe -- >> i got the heart of your question, and i'll give a quick illustration, in 1960 the book came out "near the year 2000." wonderful book, early use of computers just coming in, and he -- they, hudson institute put it together, and the book starts with long term multifold trends, and moping them, the first 18 were about secularization and religion. the future of the world will be that everything will be determined empirically. there were about 10 adjectives. the empirical concrete pragmatic, a whole list of things. then he says because they were not dumb people, we're looking long term from the short term, and if you look at the long term, almost every major philosopher of history of the 20th century, and h

in spite of their split with the arab north, the southern sudanese are lacking across the red sea to the middle east. ahead of the country's formal declaration of independence, he traveled to the united arab emirates to announce that his government will hold an investment conference in dubai this autumn. several suggest that south sudan has at best another 10 to 15 years of oil researrvines left. they deny the reports. but they have land. it's incredibly fertile land. 40% of the my basin can be found here and most of that land is currently underutilized. countries like kenya's commercial bank that came into sudan immediately after the signing of the 2005 peace deal are already seeing substantial rewards. >> as we speak, we have 18 operational projects spread across all of south sudan. we have been here for quite a while. we've seen a lot of organizations taking a wait and sigh position. i would encourage them to come. >> reporter: but there are big challenges. they attract more than $500 billion u.s. dollars in investment over the next five years just to build up its infrastructure a

it's an algae bloom that has spread across 7,000 miles of the red sea.s the best city in china. best beach? maybe not anymore. luckily for these seemingly unconcerned swim mefrs, it's not harmful to human ns but could kill off marine life. the correct answer to

. >>> sudanese officials say people may have died when a ship sank in the red sea."hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." on july 22nd, 17 days from today, lawmakers need to start the machinery so rate the debt ceiling. are republicans willing to default on the united states debt? and joining us from capitol hill, senator mccaskill. you're normal, somewhere in the center, and i look around me with fanatics. mostly on the right, some of the left. seems to me they're quite willing when i hear them talking, your own colleague senator roy blount dismissing the deadline saying the deadline is never really a deadline. i don't think world markets are going to get roiled, and i don't think our creditors are not going to get paid. here's someone from the right, michele bachmann, dismissing the consequences of not raising the debt. let's listen to her. >> well, first of all, it isn't true that the government would default on its debt. very simply the treasury secretary can pay the interest on the debt first and then from there we have to prioritize our spending. >> this t

but the only way that that oil gets out to export is through a port that is in the north up to the red sea. >> woodruff: and that oil, in fact, is an issue that is unresolved. how do you see them working through this? >> yes, it is unresolved. and it's one of those issues where both the north sudanese government and the government of south sudan are going to have to cooperate to keep the oil flowing it is sort of a mutually assured destruction where if either of them disputes then the oil flow could be cut off. and both of them need it but the government of south sudan is particularly vulnerable because the southern budget is 98% dependent on oil so unless that oil keeps flowing, they are very, very vulnerable. and they really have a huge need to diversify their economy. >> woodruff: rebecca hamilton, what are the other main challenges facing this new country? >> can i just say before the challenges that it's a huge moment of expectation because i think we can get so quickly bogged down in the challenges and what you have here is the greatest resource, is the people among whom everybody kn

"the east is red" and "sailing the seas depends on the helmsman." we learned about chinese communism and read mal's "little red book." and of course, we played friendship matches. we played in three cities -- and fortunately, very fortunately for me, the mantra over and over again was friendship first, competition second. i would like to brag here today that i won three matches out of four in china. and it was only do -- and i'm very well aware it was only due to the philosophy, "friendship first, competition second." [laughter] i am also grateful for the wonderful hospitality that the chinese association and chinese people have extended in my subsequent ping-pong diplomacy visits to china, and i thank the chinese association and the people of china for keeping alive the spirit of ping-pong diplomacy. today, we are celebrating ping- pong diplomacy and the role it played in normalizing relations between u.s. and china. however, pingpong diplomacy does not justify -- just apply to the u.s. team trip to china in 1971 and the chinese team trip to the u.s

now, the only other place in the world where that type of heat index is common is the red sea off of saudi arabia. a deadly heat wave that since friday has set 221 records won't release its grip. here in chicago, that heat stirring up a soupy fog that smothered the city. today projected to hit its hottest temperatures here in six years. in iowa, police tering heat buckled i-380 and left workers in kansas panting. >> too hot for me. >> i can't stand it. i just can't stand it. >> reporter: extreme heat expanding metal and concrete caused eight watat main breaks in oklahoma city leaving residents desperate for water with barely a trickle. "good morning america" surveyed the surface temperatures at a summer camp playground. the grass here at this baseball diamond, 155 degrees. and what do kids use more than the swings? 131 degrees. and abc's barbara pinto shows how dangerous the one-two punch of heat and humidity can be. in heat like this your body can lose uppo a quart of water every hour. that's two of these bottles. what does that look like. we'll pore one of them over this sponge and

"the east is red" and "sailing the seas depends on the helmsman." we learned about chinese communism and read mal's "little red book." and of course, we played friendship matches. we played in three cities -- and fortunately, very fortunately for me, the mantra over and over again was friendship first, competition second. i would like to brag here today that i won three matches out of four in china. and it was only do -- and i'm very well aware it was only due to the philosophy, "friendship first, competition

"the east is red" and "sailing the seas depends on the helmsman." we learned about chinese communism and read mal's "little red book." and of course, we played friendship matches. we played in three cities -- and

"the east is red" and "sailing the seas depends on the helmsman." we learned about chinese communism and read mal's "little red book

so these are typically the type of heat indices that you would see across the shores of the red sea.ropical. tropical moisture, indeed. heat advisories, as i mentioned, 32 states if you can imagine this, and we're dealing with the potential for heat indices, again, anywhere from 105 to 115 degrees in many, many states, a lot of populated city here including new york city as this heat spread eastward. so forecast heat index, 109 in chicago, 108 in louisville, 102 in d.c., 108 in st. louis. so very dangerous. we are urging folks to, please, stay indoors and check on the elderly and make sure your little ones are inside in the air-conditioning. tomorrow highs, again, not much relief across much of the central u.s. in towards the east coast and, again, those heat indices, what it really feels like, well above 100 degrees, jon scott. so really a dangerous situation. it's not just july heat, it's really dire at this point. jon this is when everybody should go to the high rockies of colorado. [laughter] to cool off. jenna: look at that, a little commercial for your colorado rockies. jon: yo

the lingering debt crisis in america is making china sea red america's biggest lender has blunted that the u.s. no make is saying that they dangerously responsible and investment analyst peter schiff says beijing's could grow tired of washington playing its internal game of chicken and dump the dollar as its main reason currency we can't afford bad relations with china see beijing holds the cards you know we're dancing to the tune that they play the real problem for china is that there's no way that america can pay back the money that the chinese have already loaned us politically is just not going to happen the especially when interest rates rise i'm surprised it's taken the chinese so long to figure out that they've been throwing a lot of good money after bad i don't think we're going to default i think we're going to inflate which is just as bad but you know we're going to raise the debt ceiling the problem is the debt not the ceiling this sooner the chinese start to stop enabling this phony economy that we have the sooner we as americans can begin to repair the damage and what's go

the patriotic parade of visitors filled the nation's capital this morning with a sea of red white, and blue. >> it is a unique opportunity to be here for an event like this. >> people watched the national parade make its way-in -- down the national avenue. this holiday holds special meaning for all who serve. >> it reminds us of our independence that we gain and with his shoulders 54. >> to mark the nation's 235th birthday he plans to take in all the festivities. >> we came here early. >> including the main event. fireworks and the concert at the capitol. this year, another star-studded event is planned with big-name performers like jordin sparks, josh grobin, and steve martin. hundreds of thousands expected to attend, so security is tight. officials say to be prepared. >> they may look through your bags. this is all part of the planned activities. >> officials are also saying to be prepared when it comes to what could be some heat outs here up to the possible 90s. people are staying in the shade. that is what they're urging everyone to do as well as bring lots of water. for a quick ru

seasons they are able to use other ships to go far from their bases in somalia into other areas of the red sea and the to the ships. it's a very difficult task, it's a tremendous problem to get all of these mother ships, but i think rules of engagement is as the secretary had articulate it to coordinate with our allied countries but to coordinate with all the other countries within the region to address the privacy issue we talked to and the addition of the country's and tanzania, ethiopia, djibouti and kenya and also somaliland to look at how we can address is not to handle the spirits but more important as to work with these countries as well as the international partners that there has to be the virus or captured and they have to have shared a prosecution, imprisonment and the legal process and procedures and going back to what congressman payne had said on the eritrea issue is the last official visit was june of 2010 and in that process our message to president and the eritrea leadership has been clear has been clear of persons and that is a hand of discussion and opening of discussion and

just as a sea of red in europe euro zone debt problems are capping gains ofter of ratings agency cut portugal's credit rating to junk status. it's a pretty similar picture in russia there are tears in the eyes excited to read this hour as investors are porsches to make any big moves so far that the show you some of the individual show. on the minus six energy may just sign month made loses the solid with quelled down around two percent banking stocks also under pressure the three fifty losing almost two percent bucking the trend is plus gold example two percent supported by stronger precious metals. and inflation russia for the six months of the here has dropped five percent the biggest price increases were in cereals and being switched became almost twenty percent more expensive and non-food tobacco is up twelve percent and ten percent traditional inflation russia grows faster in the second half of the year but if they were just expected to be around seven percent by the year and. russian equities are in an upward swing carlos causes such a creature believes retailer expire could al

and this is the closing picture for monday's trade in the rush hour also a sea of red across the board r.t.s. down one point eight percent my thinks one point six percent biggest drag on the market is of course lower world prices and therefore ross never lost more than two percent serve the t.v. down one and a half the sense that the spike was reporting pretty rosy financials for the first quarter and polymath sold was an exception from the rules up almost four percent at the close because gold prices soared something that's grown very quickly the past couple of days as it's a safe haven asset what about the rest of the doings. in the carrier for today for investors was there a crisis in europe and the stock markets was negative well marcus was the bottom one percent which is comparable to european stock market was good news it was all price was strafed high gold prices it was very clear to me and which drive some storage in stocks or killing your heart toward him at all which added about three point six percent which is quite different from other self-serving pieces in my view to talk

rush also started the week on a very negative note a sea of red all over the board actually the r.t.s. down one point eight percent my six one point six percent second some of the main movers because of declining oil ross never lost more than two percent between being a declined one and a half percent despite publishing positive financial results and among mine as polymaths so once again again almost four percent as investors are switching to precious metals like gold for safe haven purposes but you know bragging now wraps up with a strong. rick a day or quarter day for investors was priceless europe the stock markets was negative well marcus was the bottom one percent which is comparable to european stock market was good news is oil price which stays high gold prices there continue and which dr sam stovall russian stocks to new heart for the metal which added about three point six percent which is quite different from ours a softer increases in my view to talk more of the day. business out will be back in fifteen minutes time with not the else either. mission disciplinary punishment

this is a sea of red, a sea of debt that we are going to leave to our next generation. our economy will collapse well before we get to the crest of that wave. but that is our future, make no mistake, unless we change course. let's change course. i think it's important to note, where does this debt come from? who is financing this debt, because in world war ii, american citizens bought war bonds paying for this debt. not today. because in 1970, 5% of the foreign debt -- 5% of our debt was held by foreign entities and in 1990, 19% of our debt was hled by foreign entities and today, 47% of our debt is held by foreign entities. and i would ask the speaker to guess what country owns the largest share of that foreign debt? that's right, china. china owns 37% of that foreign debt. we shall mortgaging our children's future and we are in a nuclear bomb because we can't get our physician cat house in order. it is time that we come together and fix the problem that face this country. let us not kick the can down the road. and prevent it, we have to act and we are here to act. i yi

the red sea and then the gulf area to capture ships. it's a very difficult task. it's a very tremendous problem to get all these mother ships. but i think the rules of engagement is to, as the secretary had articulated, is to coordinate with our allied countries, but also to coordinate with all the other countries within the region to address the piracy issue. we have talked to and negotiated with countries such as stand any ya, ethiopia, dijibouti and kenya to, and also somaliland to look at how we can address capturing these pirates, how to handle these pirates, but more important is to work with these countries as well as our international partners that there has to be assured prosecution of all the pirates who are captured and that they have to have assured prosecution, imprisonment and through the legal process and procedures. going back to what congressman payne had said on the eritrea issue, the last official visit was june of 2010, and in that process our message to the eritrean leadership has been clear and has been clear ever since, is that we extend a h

it's a sea of red at the moment. we have the likes of the zurich down.7%. let's talk about asian markets in the meantime. mixed fortunes there. tokyo's nikkei. we saw banking stocks weighing on the market. also on the shanghai composite as well. this came after an investment company sold $3.6 million worth of holdings in two chinese banks. that after moody's warned of a downgrade for the sector. we did have elsewhere a bit further south the s&p asx 200 inching up one-sixth of a percent. the other two were down on the day. there wasn't much to write home about on wall street for tuesday either. u.s. stocks ended the session with little change. investors have one eye on friday's u.s. monthly jobs report and the other fixed on the debt crisis unfolding in europe. despite the low key session, though, still one company on the move, we're talking about shares of netflix. that jumped by 8%. all this came after the company unveiled plans to take the online video streaming service beyond the north america space to a global audience. as you can probably see from the

. >> the arrows were all down, a sea of red across asia. the nikkei closed down about 1.4%, mitsubishi and mizuho fell between 1.5 and 2%. bank of japan, 0.2% to 0.4%, from the quake in tsunami that devastated the country in march. hang seng more than 3%. monday moody's raised red flags on the accounting practices of maineland companies practices. the shanghai composite fell 1.7% and rounding out the losses, australia the asx down about 1.9% but one piece of positive news, macarthur coal soared nearly 40% after attracting a billion-dollar takeover bid. i'll have more on that later in the show. >> we'll talk to you in a little bit about that particular topic. charles, as you can see a pretty broad sell-off here in asia and also the same thing in europe. >> absolutely. the third session and those three-month lows for the euro so pretty bleak picture. >>> at the united states a big sell-off on wall street. major averages tumbled, major worries. financial and technology shares were among the biggest losers on monday, bank of america, citigroup,

it is, yet again, another sea of red across these markets. et it's the fifth day of losses for many of these markets and the heaviest coming from the zurich smi line. moody's has placed aaa's possible bond for a downgrade. they say a weak growth opportunities for the country were behind this decision. now, spain's ibex fell on the backes of the news. it's currently trading down by more than 1%. that's the ibex 35 down 1.2% trading at 9543. coming back to the united king dorjs british sky broadcasting or bskyb has reported earnings of $2.28 billion, beating expectations. it it also announced it will be buying back shares and into v-- investors with were pleased with this. >>> let's check out the markets in asia. they closed out the week with the same story we've been telling almost every day. down, down, down again. ramy inocencio has the forecast. >> they fell about seven-tenth of a percent. on top of washington's deadline, earnings report from the electronics sector did not help very much. share prices from nintendo and sony both fell after

red bluff. i have enough of a sea breeze and enough fog at the coast that's keeping things on the mild side forthis time of year. some high clouds coming in from the gulf of mexico. those clouds could trigger a few thundershowers. south toward mammoth lake. i don't know how big they'll be but the concern any time of year or this time of year for any kind of lightning strike is fire. so we'll watch that for you tomorrow. not a major outbreak but there could be a few thunderstorms off to the east. the forecast high in the morning 7:00 a.m. looks like it did this morning. rapid burn off like this morning. more sunshine and daytime highs where some of that heat comes out of the valley. we're going to see a lot more 80s and 90s tomorrow, still cool along the coast. 91 in fairfield. you have to find those mid-90s out toward brentwood and antioch. 91 in livermore. no red flag warning but it is creeping up into that territory as we get into that very, very warm weather pattern toward the weekend. i guess it is hot in very inland areas but very warm and it's been a cool week so you will notice the diffe