we typically see the upper 80s and low 90s in the spots this time of year. 77 antioch is one of rwanda's locations out there. 76 and not a pretty wild as well. the difference over the past 24 hours over temperatures. it a little warming or inland spots still well below average. three degrees warmer in san francisco, seven degrees warmer novato this afternoon slightly cooler down in the south bay. " the cooler weather the forecast looks at tonight into tomorrow. the fog a little slower moving in tonight because it clear so far shore this afternoon. 7:00 a.m. dense fog along the coast and around the bay. if by the afternoon will see mostly sunny skies even some sunbreaks along the coast. it will be cool and a little windy of there's well. will talk about your extended forecast which includes a slight warm up into the weekend coming up in just a bit. >> officials are investigating the stabbing death of an inmate that happened in the prison yard. the victim was at work schaeffer he was serving a 24 to life sentence for killing nine year-old while driving drunk last year. officials say schaef

crow who scored matched his second place result back in mexico but above last season's champion our rwandaduke in the overall standings but it was still not enough to please the russian. brothers may have been biased in my life i do this dive i'm on the stand there is but sometimes i don't make. the series next stop is in switzerland where suturing got hopes to finally finish on top. of our t.v. . news now alex hurricane higgins one of the snicker's greatest ever players has died at the. age of sixty one following a long battle with throat cancer the nine hundred seventy two and one thousand eight hundred two world champion will be remembered for his flamboyant and vos style on this new table and also his controversial behavior and way from it the northern island native frequently getting into rao's with the sports officials and even received a bad for had to him and director he also made waves claiming the game is corrupt saying he declined several offers to throw big big games against had battled throat cancer since one thousand nine hundred seventy but continued to play professionally a

bank of buttons that they push it i guess if they push the next one they would have gone to rule rwanda which is next in the alphabetical list so that sounds like a very strange story and i don't think anyone would buy that why didn't they contact the russian embassy or the russian government itself why wasn't justice department to the ministry of justice in moscow you know direct talks between. let's take a look now at some other news stories from around the world this out it's emerged that a loan system of the oil rig which exploded in the gulf of mexico was partially disabled on the day of the blast the technician on board at the time says that sound and light signals were switched off meanwhile tropical storm bonnie has reached the gulf and is picking up strength the ships monitoring the temporary cap on the leaking oil well now withdrawing to safer waters b.p. says work at the site will be suspended for nearly two weeks. some dramatic pictures now show the moment a canadian fighter products three needed the q state he wanted to successfully objective so it was plain just a split se

elimination from his friends the school's principal has admitted killing rwanda but says this was not responsible for his. the case has set off a public outcry largely because it occurred in one of india's most elite schools but most cases of corporal punishment take place in government run schools and go largely unrecorded ten year old monte is often beaten when he doesn't complete his homework on time. and not the teacher and tries to teach us that when we don't learn she hates us and sometimes cry when i get it it's very important to have that sensitivity to understand as to what is going in the child's mind or what is happening for which the child has not completed his do work in time and then we address those issues putting the blame on the child or hitting the child with the state clearly doesn't solve any purpose one either the child would become too used to this kind of a punishment and the effect would go off or else the child who's very sensitive and anxious by predisposition would feel very very vulnerable a supreme court judgment in two thousand prohibited corporal punishm

the subtitle tells the full story, a poet encounters the horror in rwanda, eastern congo and palestine/israel. and so what you want us to wrestle with, courtesy of this text, is to talk about those things that are so difficult to address, why is this such a passion for you? >> well, because i realized in my own life that some subjects i have encountered were so horrible, i couldn't believe people could actually do these things and i was silenced for years. you know, it may not seem like that to many people because there have been complaints about my not being silent. tavis: haven't heard those. >> yeah, well, but actually, the truth is that especially in the last century or so, there have been such horrific acts done by humans to other humans that really we as a people -- and i mean humanity, we have been silenced. we didn't know what to call them. we couldn't put them anywhere. we couldn't recognize them often and they're just heinous. so we have been self-silencing, and that means that all the children who need us and all of the women often who need us don't hear from us for like 10

bank of buttons that they push it i guess if they push the next one they would have gone to rule rwanda which is next in the alphabetical list so that sounds like a very strange story and i don't think anyone would buy that why didn't they contact the russian embassy or the russian government itself why wasn't justice department to the ministry of justice in moscow you know direct talks between. take a look now at some other news stories from around the world at least twenty three bodies have been found buried in northern mexico what's believed to be a mass grave used by drug gangs to dispose of the victims security forces say an anonymous tip will lead them to it later remains were found crime scene investigators have been using heavy equipment from these in late may police discovered fifty five bodies abandoned suv a mine in central mexico. it's emerged that an alarm system on the only break which exploded in the gulf of mexico was partially disabled on the day of the blast the technician on board at the time says that sound and light signals were switched off. tropical storm bonnie h

bank of buttons that they push it i guess if they push the next one they would have gone to rule rwanda which is next in the alphabetical list so that sounds like a very strange story i don't think anyone would buy that why didn't they contact the russian embassy or the russian government itself why wasn't justice department to the ministry of justice in moscow you know direct talks between. well you can see among the stories we're covering online that r.t.e. dot com what else is on the site like a woman trying to claim that it's given birth to a puppy it's mums is ten. that's making a little. on the sky how seemingly gloomy russian is less depressed than smiley americans going to a new study. the wage gap between men and women in a stone year is the widest in the whole of the european union according to the figures most women earn a third less than men it's the russian speaking minority that suffers the most as artie's tom barton found out. today the sun is shining on all it's a break from hardworking life learning money to raise her son but as a single mom she has to sweat it out in t

our board of directors is myself, terry george, the director of "hotel rwanda." the actress christine laudi. this is all volunteer. it's all non-profit. we do this because we want to bring movies to the nest where we're from and people here want to go see a good movie. >> larry: okay. let's move to other areas. we'll mention the traverse city film festival again. what's your reaction to the wikileaks of the afghan war documents? >> well, i think -- i think that we have this war machine that was built on a lie a number of years ago. incredible lies that have cost thousands of lives, billions of dollars, and one brave soldier by the name of bradley manning decided that the truth had to be told. and he said he was willing to do it regardless of the consequences. and he essentially followed the nuremberg principles, which is when you see something going on like this, when you see war crimes being committed, when you see lies being told in order to bring a country to war, you have to speak out against it. you can't just line up and be a good german and do what you're

rwanda's messily was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting daft ofdeath of oscar >> toyone safety walnut creek police are calling on to outside agencies to help out during monday's rally. >> utilize the shares department and the construction with them. other agencies in the area were still developing our plan. >> when it 2:00 supporters of johannes mehserle will superior courthouse attanasio valley road for what they're calling a peaceful rally. this is the facebook page organizers are using to spread word of the event. on thursday nearly 100 people had rsvp that they planned to attend your the police chief did address concerns that promus early and anti johannes mehserle could clash here appeared >> any time you of two conflicting groups with differing opinions especially on a very emotional issue like this we have concern and were preparing to deal with that. organizers did not return calls or, as the details of the rally in the face page say the rally is not about this latest violence destruction or intolerance. it asked people whose intent is to do those types of th

we saw this with hate radio in rwanda in the 1990's.you do not blame the internet or radio, but what you understand that it is an accelerant to violence. and we need to learn more about that to prevent violence from happening. >> what tools is she talking about that we need to monitor? >> we need to understand -- tools are not just technology tools. tools are also understanding processes and procedures. and guided by our norms and our values and our sensibilities. what tools do we get our children's when we raise them to be responsible citizens? we give them tools -- macros, i suppose, to deal with everyday life. we need more tools to understand how the internet functions as an excellent. children that color-coded system came to be quite the joke. there was a group formed that was going to take a look specifically and make recommendations about that system, and they came back to the secretary and said, simplified. make it easier. it still could have an important function, but it needs some work. had you were on the recommendations. >> i

we saw this with eight radial in rwanda in the 1990's.e did not plan the internet or the radio, but what you understand is it is an excellent to violence -- we do not blame the internet or the radio. >> what tools is she talking about? >> we need to understand -- tools are not just technology tools. tools are also understanding and processes and work processes and procedures, again, guided by our norms and values and sensibilities. what tools do we give our children when we are raising in to be responsible citizens? we give them tools up here. we give them macro's, i suppose, to deal with everyday life. we need more tools to understand how the internet functions as an accelerant in life. >> the color code came to be quite the joke, and there was a group formed that was supposed to take a look specifically and make recommendations, and they came back and they said to simplify it. make it easier. it could still have an important has anything happened to those recommendations? , first of all, i shoull say that we have been implementing measu

have an idea about -- oh, come to think of it, the reason for that would be uganda and brunedi and rwandare states that the united states used their army to invade other countries. host: we'll leave it there. guest: well, the united states is not managing an empire. we have no colonies in africa. we never have had any colonies in africa. and the thing to remember about somalia is that the transitional government that's trying to gain power in the capital city was organized and helped by the african union, not by the united states. they had many, many mediating sessions and they have finally got alling the -- all the different actors in somalia together to choose a federal government which is now struggling to remain in power. the u.s. is helping the african union. the u.s. is not directing anything or managing anything. we are just supporting what the africans themselves want. host: next up is washington, d.c., elizabeth on our line for democrats. caller: i'm wondering where, when we tell the african union to stop the flow of guns? the is it possible? because if they can control that, bec

with a chilling warning as it relates to the months ahead in sudan, quote, this is president obama's rwanda moment, and it is unfolding now in slow motion. it is not too late to prevent the coming war in sudan and protect the peace we helped build five years ago, end quote. president obama and his advisors need not rely on the warnings of those in the advocacy community and capitol hill when it comes to the high stakes in sudan in the days ahead. rather, than can look to the an qule threat assessment of the u.s. intelligence community that recently predicted that over the next five year, quote, a new mass killing or genocide is most likely to occur in southern sudan, end of quote, more than any other country. a welcome step toward preserving the tenuous peace would be to provide southern sudan the air defense system that the government of southern sudan requested and president bush reportedly approved in 2008. this defensive capability would help neutralize khartoum's major tactical advantage, a virtual necessity in light of the scorched earth tactics and bombers that marked the genocidal c

she was from rwanda and her family was killed in the genocide in she contracted aids and i was thinking that i did not need to feel sorry for myself anymore. you are fine. it was a tough loss. i am actually want to keep that magazine with me, her story. it was so moving. no more tough losses. i will always remember that her loss was much more. [applause] >> as you mentioned earlier, the funny stories to not come from the great shots, but from mistakes. is there anything funny about wimbledon, yet? >> perspective, perspective. gosh, no. [laughter] >> we will be sure to check back with you. you mentioned many times that your parents were your role models. who else was a role model for you in your early years. definitely my sisters, all of my older sisters, i have three. we all looked up to each other. my older sister tricked us a lot. she would tell us we could not clean the room in five minutes. we would say that weekend. now i am hit to that. as far as tennis players, i used to serve to boris becker. he would rock back and forth and i would just be rotten in the juniors. i think iraq ab

we saw that hate radio in rwanda. you don't blame the internet or rita, but you understand that is an accelerant to violence. >> but what tools of the secretary talking about -- is the secretary talked-about? >> not just technology tools, but also understanding processes and procedures. guided by our norms, values, sensibilities. what tools to give our children when we are raising them to be responsible citizens? they don't call round bags of software. we give them tools up here, macros to deal with everyday life. >> the color-coded threat system came to be quite a joke, and there was a group formed that was supposed to look specifically and make recommendations. they returned to the secretary and told her to simplify it, make it easier. . . the secretary is still looking very closely of those considerations, at those recommendations mindful of the, again, how do we put in a system that is value added to ensure our protection against terrorism and other threats? it will happen when there are down. again, no one has be