i don't think so i think we should be cautious about the south korean report that is the south korean government report there are a number of reasons why one should exercise extreme skepticism and caution in accepting the conclusion that north korea was responsible for the sinking of the ship. there's the context for example the lead government is not a government that is interested in peaceful coexistence with north korea it's a is to see the collapse of north korea and its absorption into the south. it's also suspicious that the south korean government's report was released on the eve of gubernatorial and local elections the opposition parties have found that to be rather suspicious there's also the case that. the idea that a north korean submarine could have been operating in the shallow waters and which is which. is incredible and in fact the former chief of naval staff of south korea in the days immediately following the sinking brought this to the attention of south koreans he said it's impossible to think that a north korean submarine was operating in those waters it's just not

of the south's warship. north korea has denounced the move. china has expressed concern about the possibility of another u.s.-south korean military drill in the yellow sea in its vicinity, saying such a move would heighten tension. >>> north korea has denounced japan's participation in the u.s.-south korean joint military drills. north korea's committee for the peaceful reunification of korea issued a statement on tuesday. it says the united states and south korea are trying to form a military confederation triangle by winning japan over to their side. the statement also said that war flames would spread to the whole of northeast asia ignited by the three countries. four officers from the japanese maritime self-defense force are participating as observers in the four-day joint naval exercise from sunday near the korean peninsula. it's the first time that japanese self-defense force officers have taken part in a u.s.-south korea exercise. >>> u.s. ambassador to japan john roos is likely to attend a ceremony f

kim was sentenced to death in south korea for the 1987 bombing of a south korean jetliner. she was later pardoned and now lives in the south. >>> japan and south korea have agreed to collaborate to increase pressure on north korea. they're aiming to prevent further provocations following the north's alleged sinking of a south korean warship. the agreement came in a meeting in hanoi on thursday between japanese foreign minister katsuya okada and south korean counterpart yu myung hwan. they're in the capital to tand meeting of the asean regional forum. at a post-meeting news conference okada referred to the recent u.n. security council presidential statement that condemned the sinking. >> south korea's foreign ministry spokesperson quoted yu as saying both nations should pressure the north to refrain from acting against the international community. >>> a senior u.s. official has brushed off north korea's condemnation of new u.s. sanctions against the country and its planned military drills with south korea. north korean foreign ministry official ri dong il said in vietnam on

as is most of south america. no different from cuba, honduras, guatemala. >> because this stuff is so easily found on the internet, on the regular there are statements made by hugo chavez hugo chavez is not shy. he has made all kinds of comments about all sorts of things. >> i was with him until not too long ago. he is under attack. but he is a free man that speaks -- he is a bear of a man, gruff, sometimes speaking off the cuff. a popular leader that serves the people. he is not corrupt in any way. >> off the cuff and off the wall are two different things. >> the devil was here yesterday? that was a great comment. when bush was going to war in iraq. by the way, as someone pointed out, no chomsky -- no one chomsky said that he got the longest applause of anyone there. north america makes an issue of everything he says. but bush is the one that started the war. initiated by the venezuelan art -- oligarchy and supported by the u.s.. >> i recall that comment from bush. immediately after he gave that speech he came t

is to see the collapse of north korea and its absorption into the south. it's also suspicious that the south korean government's report was released on the eve of gubernatorial and local elections there's also the case of. the idea that the north korean submarine could have been operating in the shallow waters in which the cio and sank is incredible but one could make the argument that the entire point of this and an incident in the blaming of it on north korea was to provide a pretext to escalate tensions we should also recognize that while the south korean government was behind the joint civilian military report that blamed for the sinking of the cio and then. there is a large opposition within south korea to the idea that in fact north korea is responsible for the sinking of the ship and the opposition parties in south korea and many of the newspapers have been calling into question the south korean report so the russian naval report is consistent with what a lot of people in south korea believe which is that north korea hasn't been responsible for this

south korean administration but. now i think that everybody's losing from that just to go on and on between the new military drills and new action the only way to deal with north korea is just to restart six year the six party talks and maybe you and you go between the united states and north korea they should follow this utah guard but who are started direct talks with south korea and choose a solution maybe that's now turn for obama to follow it's a tough call there obviously this happened back in march and until up until this point we been in this situation he said she said you think we'll ever actually know the truth of what happened sorry do you think we'll ever really know what happened to that ship back and i don't think that we will ever see the truth and ok many thanks for coming in speaking to us pavel let's check off the director of korean studies at the russian state university many thanks you're welcome. so heavy this hour on the laces in all clay so seriously look at the color luger we did in the center

reporting that south korean newspaper is claiming russian investigators have found north korea did not talk of the south so warships the report which russia has not confirmed says the vessel hit a mine and sank off the korean peninsula launch for the most of forty six soldiers sailors i should say and the u.s. backed international investigation found pyongyang responsible north korea maintains it had nothing to do with the incident and russia sent its own team of investigators to the region last month foreign policy and the stephen gallons told me earlier that the results of the international report don't feel. there is a large opposition within south korea to the idea that in fact north korea is responsible for the sinking of the ship the lead government is not a government that is interested in peaceful coexistence with north korea it's a is to see the collapse of north korea and its absorption into the south. it's also suspicious that the south korean government's report was released on the eve of gubernatorial and local elections the opposition parties have found that to be rather

mainly '70s down in the south bay. the pitcher kron 4 here is a look at your 7 day around the bay around the bay forecast fork fog will stay with us for the next couple of days it will be pretty dense. friday and especially to saturday will cling to the coast line look a temperatures if there cooler out there tomorrow. it will stick with us but temperatures will warm into the upper 80s for inland spots by the end the week and weekend. this summer has been very bizarre temperatures well below average dan curran takes a look at how abnormal this is been. >> the son might be out today but delighted for you temperatures in the bay area continue to be cooler than normal for this time of year. in fact meteorologist says were quickly approaching the seventh month in a row where high temperatures in san francisco and san jose are below average. for example in april san as is high averages 72 degrees. this year to 65 degrees. in may sent us is high averages 76 degrees, this year to 70 degrees. in may the average guy is almost 8

they were like, "south park is still a cutting-edge show. and that's--that's what's so hard for matt and i, is, we've got this job after, you know, almost 4 1/2 years of doing this show, of trying to stay on the edge. and we don't want, you know, south park to be-- just sort of twiddle away and become just a cutesy little show, you know? and that's why we'll always do it ourselves. you know, but it's such a challenge to--to constantly push it, which is why there is this dynamic, you know? you would never see the simpsons ripping on subway sandwiches, ripping on that whole-- you would just-- that, to me, is what differentiates south park from a lot of the other shows, is that-- you can be edgy in many different ways. and one of them is in this way of, "oh, my god, "they have this--they're even-- subway does commercials on there and here they are taking the piss out of subway." i was struck when you said, "let us do it," because you guys have got tremendous clout. and yet you're not able to carve out a contract that says, you know, "we can cal

look at that from south lake tahoe to yosemite.has been a noisy morning with the thunderstorms there, red flag warning through 10:00, may get extended to noon. so keep that in mind if you're heading to the sierra today. look at our temperatures here, hour by hour, we're going to stay quite cool for july standards. 70s, maybe low 80s inland. that's about it. we have the fog back this morning, some drizzle at times. we'll stay mild through the middle part of the week and eventually, little warmer toward next weekend. no signs of any heat waves around here over the next seven days. pretty comfortable weather. >> perfect. >> nice. >>> time is 5:38. bob redell decided to go fly a kite this morning. he has another installment of the bay's best coming up. >>> detecting cancer before a tumor ever grows. doctors say they're close to doing just that. details ahead. >>> and more than 90,000 pages of afghan war documents have been leaked. we will see what's in some of them coming up next. >>> another live look outside, this time from the south

ben: i think there's probably a stereotype that south of market is just... just the freaks and the super-yuppies. and kind of there's no in-between, and perhaps there is some truth to that more than, say the mission, where there might be a greater middle ground of people who live there. but i don't have a car and, i only have a motorcycle and it would be great if there were better public transportation. lisa: people are concerned with the lack of services, and the lack of houses, and there's others who have businesses who are concerned with the concerns of... having homeless in front of their business. and we're at the youth center, and another thing is youth programming. youth are exposed to a lot here in this part of town. bobbi washington: no it's not a walk through the park, in fact when they walk here, it's almost like a walk through the jungle. we do embrace them and let them know they are safe when they get in the bessie carmichael grounds. and we let know also that the things that they see- it's not like this all over the world, but we have to deal w

the sinking of a south korean warship in march. >>> foreign and defense ministers of south korea and the united states are to meet for the first time to discuss north korean issues. south korean foreign affairs and trade minister yu myung hwan and defense minister kim tae young secretary of state hillary clinton and defense secretary robert gates in seoul on wednesday. the ministers are expected to reaffirm efforts to strengthen coordination to counter north korean threats. on tuesday the two countries announce add that they will conduct joint military drills in waters off the korean peninsula from sunday through wednesday. some 20 vessels will take part, including a nuclear aircraft carrier, the "uss george washington," and south korean destroyers and submarines. the exercises are a response to the sinking of the south korean warship in march. south korea blames the north for the incident. now, the two sides are also expected to discuss whether the u.s. should impose financial sanctions on north korea. >>> welcome back to "newsline" business. u.s. housing starts fell for the second

down in the south contending with more monsoon rain.long the southern coast and then down into the indo-china peninsula as well. the monsoon rains also kicking up across india today, especially along the southwestern corner here dealing with torrential rain. some areas picked up up to 160 millimeters in the last 24 hours. and it looks like that rain will stay in place throughout the next few days. up in pakistan, as well, this low pressure system is showing signs of weakening, but there is still more heavy rain in store on friday. especially up in the north. so further flooding and landslides are possible here. let's take a look at the temperatures, then. 40 degrees in chongqing today. so very hot conditions. shanghai coming in at 37. looking for 31 in seoul and 34 up in beijing. let's head to europe, then. we have a new system that's arriving from the atlantic that's going to make its way steadily across the british isles over the next couple of days, bringing some showers first of all to ireland, northern ireland, and scotland. and in

allies over the sinking of a south korean warship blamed on north korea. assistant secretary of state kurt campbell told reporters that clinton will leave on monday and visit the two countries after attending an aid conference in afghanistan. in announcing clinton's tour, campbell urged north korea to take concrete action toward abandoning its nuclear program. >> the united states and south korea have always maintained, and our position is clear, that we are prepared under the right circumstances to sit down in a dialogue with north korea. >> in seoul clinton is scheduled to attend a meeting with the foreign and defense ministers of south korea, along with u.s. defense secretary robert gates. she'll then head to vietnam to take part in the asean regional forum, a framework for discussing security issues affecting the asia pacific. campbell also said clinton will meet with japanese foreign minister katsuya okada on the sidelines of the asean conference. they're expected to discuss the relocation of the u.s. futenma air base in okinawa, among other issues. >

south africa will miss him.nder his leadership, the anglican church camp kind -- campaigned actively for the end of our pride. the archbishop was one of the loudest voices, calling for an end to what -- to white rule. >> all of us. black and white together. we are marching to freedom. >> he spoke out against all forms of violence. pictures of him intervening in to stop at township -- intervening to shop -- to stop a township were lunching with around the world. but the end of apartheid and the transition to democracy, he it shows no signs of slowing down. he headed up the truth and reconciliation commission, which investigated the evils of the previous era. as recently, the archbishop was seen enjoying himself at the world cup, increasing up re- tournament concert with energy and charisma. -- addressing a tournament concert with energy and charisma. >> it is a wonderful tribute to the man to whom we all owe everything. çhe. if we make a loud enough noise, he will hear us. and so we say, hello, nelson mandela. >>

the south is in the '60s. check it out as we head towards 11:00 a.m.ill start heating things of where talk about '70s, '80s and maybe some '90s by as early as 11:00 a.m. by 3:00 p.m. will heated up '90s out there we could possibly see triple digits today in the central valley could spill over into livermore in concord as well afternoon highs operate these for santa rosa 90 san rafael novato and not by as well 99 for fairfield today '70s for san francisco done in to the south bay temperatures mid-90s. the further inland to go the warmer against 99 for livermore could actually get into trouble the giants really close to the century mark 81 in hayward 7 day around the may edition less hot for the next few things cool down expected to begin by next week so would be have a difference in temperatures as we head into next week expect warm weather to continue to persist not today but three were found as well. >> a quick look at the bay bridge approach westbound 80 traffic, no delay of the plaza no issue as you cross this band. nine minutes from one end to the

korea have held a meeting on the sinking of a south korean warship in march. japan's foreign minister katsuya okada has called on the participating countries to condemn north korea. okada made the appeal on wednesday, saying that north korea's action threatens the peace and stability of the region. okada said the north should seriously consider the recent u.n. security council presidential statement that condemned the sinking. the united states, south korea, and other countries say that a north korean torpedo sank the warship, while the north denies any involvement. north korea's foreign minister has arrived in hanoi to attend the final day of the asean foreign ministers meeting on friday. north korea takes part in the conference every year. at hanoi airport pak refused to respond to questions from reporters and went straight to his hotel. the north korean foreign minister is expected to stress the promotion of diplomatic dialogue, including the resumption of the six-party talks to end the controversy over the sinking. but he's likely to strongly oppose next w

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a lot of fog close by but mid to upper 60s in south bay.ncisco, one of those gray foggy days that is more winter like temperatures but today, we'll see a bit more sunshine. north bay temperatures, 79 downtown santa rosa. windsor will be in the 80s and ukiah, 84. 84 in morgan hill. and it will continue with summer like regime with fog coastside. >> good morning. we have good news in east rip monday. east bay mud knocked the water main break very quickly. terry mcsweeney arrived at the scene, no water, streets are open. you're good to go through the area. what you'll notice freeway traffic is green, westbound 80 no problems. we have a live shot bray bridge toll plaza, looks like there a little bit of a wait. we'll head over to 680 in walnut creek, there was early morning accident, but that is not slowing anybody down. highway 4 is looking good. southbound 680 through the valley and also down in the south bay. live shot, 280 and 17 interchange in san jose. no accidents to worry about, but mr. updates at www.abc7.com, under the bay area traffic

america's standing with its south korean ally against the threat from north korea. one of the main fatah opportunities will show that. at the moment, the u.s. secretary of state is being taken to the dmz, the border between the twok koreas. she will be given her a glimpse of the authoritarian, isolated stayed on the other side. >> north korea signaled it wants to return to talks with some of the regional powers in asia on its nuclear weapons program. what to washington and seoul think of that? >> there has been a cautious welcome as there would be for any statement from north korea that it is ready to come back to the negotiating table. i think the priority for washington and its ally is to prepare for a joint naval exercise which will begin this weekend. the visit of hillary clinton coincides with those preparations. this is a large-scale exercise involving 20 ships, 200 aircraft, 8000 personnel. the message is clear. sending a message of deterrence career.h towe further acts of aggression will not be tolerated. while any sort of a conciliatory statement will be we

she now lives in the south. during kim's visit, she met the relatives of abductees who the north say are dead. the former agent today them she met their daughter once when kim was living with a fellow agent. in the interview on friday, she described the time with her in detail. >> translator: i met her briefly and only once in june 1984. at the time i was learning chinese at a nearby facility. she looked very young, much younger than me, in fact. i remember she was a fair-skinned girl with a lovely look, and she also seemed very generous. i asked her to sing something to ease the atmosphere, but she was very shy. so all of us, including my colleague, sang japan's national anthem together. >> during kim's time as an agent she taught her the japanese language and about the culture. kim said that was the first instance of using the abductees to train agents. >> translator: first there was a plan to brainwash the japanese abductees to work as spies. however, the workers party of korea became cautious. it said the ab

attack on the south korean warship. gates used the opportunity to point out problems in the north. >> it is stunning how little has changed, and yet how much south korea has continued to grow. the north, by contrast, is in isolation. >> north korea's nuclear program is another stumbling block in its relationship with the outside world. clinton says she hopes the new sanctions will persuade p'yongyang to end efforts to build atomic weapons and to change its political course. >> north korea can stop its provocative behavior, it's stress, and belligerence toward its neighbors, take irreversible steps to fulfil its denuclearization commitment and comply with international law. if north korea chooses that path, sanctions will be lifted. a m in the short term, tensions will escalate as the u.s. and south korea prepared to mount large-scale joint military exercises, a move the north's only major ally, china, is cause of great concern. >>> china is experiencing its deadliest flooding in more than a decade, more than seven hotte

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the former agent was sentenced to death in south korea for her role in the 1987 bombing of a south korean airliner which killed 115 people. she was later pardoned. kim's visit is her first trip abroad since her arrest. the japanese ministry used her discretion to allowed kim to enter japan. she will spend four days in the country. shortly after 7:00 a.m. tuesday, kim arrived at a villa belonging to former prime minister hatoyama where she will be staying. later in the day she will meet with family members offan abductor who taught her the japanese language. kim meant the brother and son in south korea last year. kim will meet the parents of another abductee on wednesday. the former agent said she wants to tell the parents what she bpz their daughter. kim is known to have lived with japanese abductee taguchi in north korea from 1981 to '83. she learned japanese and customs from taguchi. in march last year, she met ta gulch taguchi's relatives. kim said thattaguchi was a pers she could share her feelings with. kim said a fellow female spy was taught japanese between 1983 and '83. kim testif

the fog to push back off the coast south of the golden gate. in the north bay still cling to the coastline fog will move back over night we'll talk about that in a moment. first let's talk about the cool temperatures were not used to temperatures like these for the end of july. if local 63 san francisco, 61 have been bay these temperatures closed-door should be but in the spots only in the '70s 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

to this to the sea area which potential will be covered by south stream but the total capacity of south stream is sixty three b.c.m. and and the source we have to mind that there are blue stream pipeline that goes from russia to turkey is also like using fifty percent or all of that over all of the overall capacity so where is the reserve risk off like. having north full capacity to rights and just shortly what is the prospect for the book at this point . i would say it's true there are currently. put a full terminations over this new book her idea. i wouldn't truly say that for europe new book is completely forgotten clearly europe needs diversification of the gas that goes front from russia into the so part of europe. we might see additional a d. years maybe from the russian side or possibly inspired from from european countries the source of gas will not be only russia but say this world serves over change as an interest that the pipeline on the russian territory and is shipped via so stream pipeline to that part of europe. russia clearly needs. diversification from from ukraine dive

south bay, low to mid 90s.ula, mid to upper 80s from redwood city, menlo park southward. 78 at millbrae. mid on 67's along the coast. downtown south san francisco, 70 degrees. 82 in sausalito with low to mid 90s in north bay valleys. mid 80s around santa cruz and watsonville and low 70s and around carmel and monterey. game at at&t mark, 70 dropping down to 66. we'll hit the same type of heat tomorrow but look at the temperatures, 10-15 degrees cooler by monday. here is frances. >> if you want to get an early start, no problems at all. that is 17 across your screen. on the peninsula a quiet ride on 101 where the cars are moving northbound millbrae. 280 is looking good all the way up into san francisco. north bay, 101 in san rafael, there is some debris reported near the marin civic center but not slowing anyone down. no problems at all from novato down to the golden gate bridge. interstate 80 in berkeley, drive time 20 minutes from carquinez down to the maze. 680 in walnut creek, also a little more crowded. bay

and south korea.oday's official visit was also part of a remembrance of the 60th anniversary of the start of the korean war that began with a surprise attack by at least 90,000 north korean troops with backing from the soviet union on june 25, 1950. >> high overhead, u.n. pans roam the skies at will. >> brown: the u.n. security council voted to defend the south with a multinational force and president harry truman-- without asking congress to declare war-- committed u.s. soldiers to what he would call a police action. poorly trained and equipped american troops rushed to the peninsula from occupation duty in japan where they were first quickly pushed deep into the south by the north koreans. months later, the tide turned with an amphibious landing at inchon, and the 15-nation u.n. force led by american general douglas macarthur routed the northern armies all the way to the yalu river. that, in turn, drew in massive armies of communist chinese who sent the allied forces into a hasty winter retreat. gen

chief of naval staff of south korea in the days immediately following the sinking brought this to the attention of south koreans he said it's impossible to think that a north korean submarine was operating in those waters it's just not the kind of waters in which any submarine can operate so the russian naval report is consistent with what a lot of people in south korea believe which is that north korea hasn't been responsible for this thinking well that was a foreign policy and a steven gallons talking a bit earlier on that we also spoke to people from the diplomatic academy of the russian foreign ministry he believes that despite the high tensions on the korean peninsula there is little chance an armed conflict could break out. both north and south korea perspective of a war as mutually assured destruction if a conflict were to run the korean peninsula would be economically devastating decides neighboring china has no interest in a war on its borders either nuclear or not. and that was given from the diplomatic academy of the russian foreign ministry a british antiwar activists are

look for upper 70s in the south bay.e will keep i overcast, breezy, mist and drizzle at the beaches. half moon bay, 59. redwood city, 74. san francisco, you cool to 62 degrees. maybe a little sunshine in the afternoon. in the north bay, santa rosa, 77. napa, 76. oakland, 68. inland interior valley areas in the east bay, few low 90s. 92 for brentwood, walnut creek, 85. concord, 87 degrees. 67 for watsonville. my accuweather seven-day forecast, cooling down monday, tuesday, wednesday, 70s around at the bay, upper 50s, and low clouds and fog at the klose, and -- at the coast, and then a clearing and warmer temperatures saturday and sunday. >> alan: coming up, youtube invites you to become part of a movie that makes you one of the main characters. and the giants are having their way with the diamondbacks. winning their third straight. shu has the highlights coming upment since i've been doing roller derby for the last thr years, i'm more brash, more confident and i love this. can i use my hands? is that alright? i take good

bay upper '70s for much of the south will learn to mt.oday 72 degrees and 83 los gatos in morgan hill. 7 day around the bank staying consistent each day along fog and drizzle tomorrow morning in fact we will see a lot more of the morning fog as we make our way through the work week with a slight warming by friday. >> 635 right now this send senate vote today on the nomination of the lena kagan to the supreme court. democrats hold a 12-7 edge so the question is the margin of the vote to support her laminations democrats are united in backing their republican republicans are united in their opposition. there is little doubt the full senate will confirm kagan. >> the gulf oil spill in this day to a weeklong hearing into the deep water arise an incident several bp executives are expected to speak before the committee hearing this happening as scientists say they are growing more optimistic about the cap that is over top of the wall. they were worried the experimental cats may cause more leaks. they did detect some oil seeping out of the floor

looking downwn from the roof cameras south beach you can see the sun is starting to show. that means a little warmer tempatures for the city where we saw no sun yesterday. 60 across the bay in oakland and fremont and starting to warm in the low 70s. fog really did move all the way in to first of all the northern portio of sonoma county as well as the east bay and down south. the gray and foggy conditions will persist throughout the day at the coast and get sunshine there later. in pacifica, a little bit of sunshine and bit warmup readings. not a lot changer. this is responsible for deepenin the marine layer and we have a system that is lurking offshore. so we'll continue to see foggy nights and mornings. this system will l drift away and 'll start to see drier and warmer weather. statewide temperatures will warm up inland with nice 80s in the yosemi and perhaps some thundersrms. very hot conditions, 105 in palms springs. >> not too hot and not too cool. we'll see even alameda county getting into the 70s. 75 sunnyvale. plenty of sunshine in the south bay along the peninla,

coexistence with north korea it's a is to see the collapse of north korea and its absorption into the south. it's also suspicious that the south korean government's report was released on the eve of gubernatorial and local elections the opposition parties have found that to be rather suspicious there's also the case that. the idea that a north korean submarine could have been operating in the shallow waters in which the cheering and sank is incredible that in fact the former chief of naval staff of south korea in the days immediately following the sinking brought this to the attention of south koreans he said it's impossible to think that a north korean submarine was operating in those waters it's just not the kind of waters in which any submarine can operate so the russian naval report is consistent with what a lot of people in south korea believe which is that north korea hasn't been responsible for this thinking. that was foreign policy analyst stephen gowans and we also spoke to peter rozen from the diplomatic academy of the russian foreign ministry and he believes that despite the high

still backed up pretty solid all the way into a word for the south bound ride. and new problem and a new hot spot for the ride on 680 i don't know where the map is trying to take me so let's just do like this 680 in the northbound direction stone valley road moving up toward the alamo word that three lanes may be blocked with a gravel spill. a large copper truck lost most of its load. there's a truck on the shoulder so it's likely it caltrans weeper will have to be brought to the scene it is affecting the south bound ride as well. in the north and direction. it had been 1013 millbrae the was solidly jammed up now it's just slowing pockets between san bruno and san mateo in the wake of earlier recurring problems on the southbound bay shore. i think you can still get by ok on 101 southbound. the bay bridge we saw a second wave of traffic and it appears that is exactly what we experience again this morning light traffic intel 959 and then right at 10:00 when the toll drops by $2 we see this big influx of cars heading towards the bay bridge. apparently there is stil

the south bay copper '70s.head towards los gatos morgan hill we should get back up and to be so costly warm-up today we may not feel it expressly the closer to the close you are patchy fog expected for tomorrow warm-up continues saturday looks to be the warmest of the week temperatures we should see this time your 90s inland upper '70's around the bay '60s for the coast darya. >> in california news developing story a car fire actually seven cars on fire at long-term parking at s several arson investigators are taking a look at this today more news faster would turn to our soul reporters she is live yoli is live with more yoli tell us how this may have started this is a pretty secure area. >> they're not sure how it started they are trying to figure that out right now. they start with may be a function of the cars in the first place the ignition and from there they were allowed things. still and know what caused the fire their three cars left their they have been telling these cars out taking them to a nearby ya

rain in the south is fairly confined. it does continue to bring heavy rain to the southern coast as well as the southwestern portion of the country. and it has actually caused quite a bit of havoc in the area. we're going to take a look at some footage coming out of hong kong just to show you the situation here. you can see heavy rains caused flash flooding, inundated homes, and caused several landslides in the area on wednesday afternoon. over 140 millimeters of rainfall was recorded in just a few hours. officials issued what's called a black rainstorm warning, and in places like clearwater bay floodwaters rose to over a meter. so it is a very serious situation here and looks like heavy rain will continue for you in the afternoon. the southwestern monsoon is also affecting places like india and pakistan. we've got torrential rains falling along the southwestern coast of india and of course up in pakistan as well we have a very active low pressure system. that continues to dump drenching rain in the area. we've got rain a

rates in myrtle beach, south carolina, are 10% lower. the beaches in the gulf state offer a refund if the vacation is canceled. the only folks not offering a deal are the airlines. >>> police departments across the bay area are slashing budgets and some cases jobs but one group is coming forward, trying to help smallest members of the force, police dogs. the oakland police department is testing out brand new k-9 vet he is it protects dogs from bills and stabbings and even come with skydiving buckles for rappelling. the vests cost $1400 each. may seem like a lot but the officers say it protects an important investment. >> dogs cost anywhere from $6,000 to $10,000. you know, and the amount of training that we put into them, we put thousands of hours into these dogs before they are street capable. >> this weekend, all bay area pet food express stores are accepting donations for vests and medical care for police dogs. >>> police dogs are not the only furry friends who need your help. across the bay area, thousands of cats and dogs are lookin

could mix out quicker than yesterday temperatures still cool 55 for san francisco, down in the south bay 60 mountain view upper 50s through san jose. afternoon highs will '70s in places like santa rosa, sonoma, upper 60s through mill valley and the peninsula. today could be cooler in san francisco 60 degrees keeping in the '50s around the coast. 66 in oakland over to union city upper 60s fremont law or '70s by the san ramon valley temperatures jump to the mid to upper '70s some spots only getting the upper 70's may be of you ladies through los gatos and morgan hill. 7 day around the bay keeping the school the next couple morning's morning fog not going anywhere to more warming up slightly by year thursday and friday. now check gone morning commute with george. >> good start to the commute and new conditions a free ride through hayward new link configurations as part of the ongoing drama pork here at the 92880 interchange. there is now an extra thrilling that continues past the 92 interchange and additional lanes have been added to the off ramp. now instead of having to share the same

is the small town south of the main goal to ring the nations. of the next few weeks we'll be visiting several of these historic wonderful cities and towns day out on a beautiful summer. news amount you can see the journey. to just over the centuries many fasting throughout the journey is a long way in those taking a full day today it's about a two hour drive when you along as you greeted by smooth house is surrounded by family forest and this moscow skyscrapers bloom in the new capital of concrete and steel here it's a time traveling retreat of relaxation history and tradition. so i personally was founded by a guy in the thirty's and forty's. and it's more of a straight have been the greatest and largest religious and cultural center in the russian state it's a get away from the hustle and bustle of busy moscow and i think a great example of true russian life if you have time to come here. in the soviet times the time you speak. to commemorate revolutionary. it was returned to its original name in one thousand nine hundred one. which means the m

offer to the south. gilroy later on this afternoon. hour by hour forecast around lunchtime, there you go. livermore one of the hottest laces with highs in the mid to upper 90s. near 90, san jose. 67 around san francisco. not much change to kick off the weekend. but a stronger sea breeze will ensure the end of the weekend will be cooler as you head into next week. back to you. >>> time now is 6:10. now sloppy paperwork could have cost larry ellison his dream of owning the warriors. >>> i'm damian live in the santa cruz mountains. coming up, why cal fire needs your help this weekend. >>> and it was only a matter of time. coming to a theater near you, the true story of a man who wants his side of the oval office of having a child with a woman who is not his wife. who is behind the john edwards movie. w >>> it's 6:12. live look at the where it looks like the oil cap is working. no signs of gushing oil that we have seen for the past 88 days. less than an hour ago bp announced it was encouraged by the early re

a threat to the government of south africa is and must continue to aggressively combat. major sporting events and conventions that attract large numbers of people in the united states or abroad have been proven to result in the increase for commercial sexual exploittation. pimps jump to the demand by trafficking women and girls for prostitution such as the world cup. we have seen examples of this in stories coming out of south africa in the media over the last several months. one taxi driver covered in a story proudly advertised his red light tour which includes bar hopping and guidance to prostituted women less likely to be h.i.v. positive. he is hoping to cash in on sexual tourism accompanying the world cup. a woman who was just 17 years old and according to "time" magazine, forced into prostitution after leaving her village after a promise of a job. she died of aids complications this year. according to the u.s. department of state where prostitution is legalized or tolerated, there is a greater demand for human trafficking victims and nearly always an increase in the