he spun and west of on the cemetery bridge is still looking good. on the golden gate bridge this is a good son with little traffic. >> big story today is going to be the wet weather. we are starting the month of june out with the bank. we will see it showers possible thundershowers later on this morning and early afternoon. why that spread rain expected to continue for the weekend. by 9:00 a.m. but the what whether will approach the bay area and become more active later on in the afternoon. our role of the golden gate bridge we macy have been thunderstorms. this cell may include some held. we will see more active storms early morning and early afternoon. cooler temperatures throughout the bay area copper 7 upper 46 lower 50s >> 0 san francisco cable car lines will be shut of. the five they should tell continuing weakness. last memorial weekend we have fewer deaths than the year before. and lower. >> of kidnapping her granddaughter erica gary go is no in jail. they have had the charter of residential burglaries it to their work churches. missing nurs

still 90 in antioch.uite warm in a number places, and the only place that it is not so bad is happen bay with 50s tomorrow. half moon bay the mild start. however, 94 and fairfield, the coast is right where you will find cooler temperatures. still, warm with a 77 in daly city, 77 ocean beach and '80s. the bayshore. after 91 in fremont, and 85 degrees in oakland. the inland valleys are going to be scorching. low-triple digits. 99 in pittsburgh, 100 expected in antioch. to the south bay, temperatures were also going to be into the '90s. 95 in san jose. how long is this hot weather going to stay with us? the answer coming up with your extended forecast. >> as we keep telling of the weather is hot and produce spectacular. this is a live picture from ocean beach. it is pretty spectacular. people are still out there enjoying that sky before the sun sets. charles clifford is out there, like. charles? >>reporter: it is a spectacular evening. at ocean beach the north end of ocean beach just below the cliff house. i

still own it? >> yes, and i'm waiting for them to present next week in chicago, and we could see some of the stock go up further. >> tom: finally, zales, one you liked ahead of the holiday season around $3, it's twice that tonight, and you're recommending take the profits. >> use double your money on zales, and my recommendation, move on. i'll give you some new recommendation from there as it's fully valued. >> tom: so you sold zales. do you own everything else we've mentioned tonight? >> pfizer and johnson and johnson i do not own as of yet, but will. >> tom: e-mail us at street critique at nbr.com, we're on twilter and facebook as well. we'll feature some of your questions next wednesday. our guest this evening "street critique," it's hilary kramer with gamechangerstocks.com. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: the weekly update on crude oil and gasoline inventories, along with april factory orders and may chain store sales. speaking of retailers, we'll talk with the c.e.o. of saks

people in the united states that are still racist that still believe that they're superior than any other race imaginable so it was jarring to me as someone who grew up in california but it's a topic that i think we should definitely discuss and you know that's one thing i want to enter i want to ask you what do you think the divide is really about because you point to racism and you say that you know you would see a wave in a competitor at flag as insulting and kind of channeling that that racism or white supremacy people i have interviewed in the south see it as you know honoring their grandfathers that fought and died in a war that they believe is about was about states' rights and was about other motivating factors and that it's not about racism it's about honoring their history do you not stand by when. i don't see about way i see the confederate fighting for the right to have slaves ok because with the huge issue was at the time of the civil war the northern states had already abolished and banned slavery the southern states refused to do that and that was one of the main reas

it was that was there but still. i don't think we're going to lose sixty percent of the battle but imo ten percent or even twenty percent is likely if there is a major default. russia still has hopes to steal a disputed gas deal with china by the end of the year but the chinese insist they're not prepared to pay european rates deputy chairman of gas plans management committee says any price agreed with china has to reflect the profitability of western sales. reach the price has to be equal to the profitability of exports to where we can sell cheap exam and more expensive. the range of market mechanisms to determine the. let's not forget the russian market needs to be subject to profitability for. markets just taking a look at the markets now starting with oil light sweet is up around ninety four dollars a barrel and brains around one hundred twelve dollars a barrel european markets have kicked off trade to say on a positive note in the lead is not here with a two point five percent gain after the company revealed its

norman jr frank as the sea and henry lot so they're all still missing today. this is a photograph of grave number eleven where there are one hundred forty five graves and only thirty two were disinterred this is a plot map of great number thirty three were four hundred people were were listed as being buried but in reality only hundred twenty nine were recovered. one of those people by the way is an alexander boney man who was who won the congressional medal of honor in the ballots are won and in doing so he lost his life and he was buried in one of these temporary cemeteries and never found lieutenant alexander bunnymen was one of four congressional medal of honor winners which also included first lieutenant colonel william boyd alone and the only survivor of the battle colonel david chu. bunnymen and many of the great men were on the islands mind when he paid his respects to the marine monument which has been placed in a parking lot away from the litter on the beaches as a fitting tribute to the many missing in action and still lost on this tiny stretch of c

chp still on scene. i did check in with them and they say all the activity is over to the right shoulder and also members of the kcbs phone force say that traffic is very light no major delays through the main lines. freeway and it's easy if you are heading towards sfo. south 101 at paul avenue, one lane still blocked on the off- ramp there but it doesn't look like it's too much of a factor unless you're exiting there. 1019 main lines looking good through that portion -- 101, the main lines, looking good through that portion. extra volume off the antioch bridge. looks a lot better towards pittsburg. live look at 880 through oakland. not bad at all both directions free and clear. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are still off and traffic looks good there and the altamont pass busy. that's a look at your morning drive. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:21. the may employment report is even more dismal than economists expected. the unemployment rate rose slightly to 9.1%. the economy added only 54,000

still comfortable to get outside.ike taking the lunchtime walk, well, today, still, i think you can squeeze it in. you might be sweating a little bit. 83. this afternoon, 89 at 5:00 p.m. southwest winds at 8 and a tad more humidity than yesterday. yesterday was nice an dry with dew points in the 50s. see the green here. it becomes a little bit more humid. moisture starts increasing. the tan areas, the beige areas, this is where we're looking at dew points a lot drier. 50s and 40 in williamsport. more moisture off to the south and west. we'll see this squeeze out of here as the low level humidity returns in a big way especially tomorrow and thursday. temperatures right now running in the 50s and 60s. we're having some data issues from the weather service at the moment. cleveland is also in the 70s with warm air just off to the south and west. locally, culpepper, oakland, cumberland, petersburg. gaithersburg is 59. 66 at the pax river naval air station. 62 in prince frederick. in washington, d.c. this morning, 68 degree

still a westerly breeze. coming up a little bit. see some low to mid-70s yet by the coast 50s and 60s. too much in the way of low clouds and fog and the five-day forecast looks like we're back into a near normal pattern. i say that because temperatures will warm up but they don't really go above average. they stay near average to light sly slightly below. >>> all right. thank you, steve. saving time at the airport. the new plan that would use your eye to speed up security lines. >>> and a new york congressman is now the subject of an ethics investigation. what anthony says he won't do after admitting to sending lewd photos to several women. >>> good morning. traffic is moving well on the san mateo bridge all the way out to the high-rise and beyond that. we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> good morning. low clouds and fog. burn back to the coast. typical now more june weather. still be cooler than normal this time of year but the inland areas will warm to low and mid-70s. >>> heavy rainfall in southwest

two months later, the street is still closed and the soil is still saturated.ed to have one lane open by friday. >> this weekend and coming weekend with all the rain, it's delayed that project. >> the project is on hold at least one week. that means a major corridor connecting residents in correlitos to highway 17 to silicon valley will remain closed. she used to have a straight shot to work. >> now i'm going all the way around. i'm doing down to highway 1 to freedom boulevard and then highway 1 and back up to the summit. >> those had a live off mel -- nelson road knows what it's like to be isolated. a bypass is in place, the rain is stopping geologists from figure is out what to do with all of these rocks. >> they don't think the rocks would slide but they don't want to take any chances because they'll be on top of the slide. they do plan to take a look at things july 1st. >>> that is a major example of plans being changed because of unusual weather. >> if you have plans to plant something, might have been disrupted. >> or baseball. >> any other activity could

civil war that's still being fought find out why for many americans there's still a north south divide a hundred and fifty years. but first a drug designed as a cure is now being used to kill on america's death roll roll rather it's a powerful chemical used to treat epilepsy but it's also used to put animals to sleep here and rights groups say may subject in rates to lingering and painful death after bennett reports. if you. were an idiot if you were dead we don't see a good excuse. from a dog's life to a dog's death prisoners on death row and now being killed with an animal drug pensive orbitals used to put pets to sleep but it's never been tested on human executions this can cause excruciating pain if something goes wrong and because we have no tests we cannot guarantee that it will go around the paper at risk of not just being killed but being talked at that pentagon already been adopted in over twenty states is strictly an anesthetic and is normally just one ingredient in a lethal cocktail but in ohio it's killing a load it is not a painkiller we know that with will so if you add o

room still the whole explosion room the laws are. up on your head like this right carefully. by the end of day to the ground commander colonel shoot who had been wounded by shrapnel during his landing the day before rallied his troops to capture the airport runway this effectively cut the enemy defenses into. day three began with an easier landing of additional marines at the western shore as the american forces began to outflank the japanese defenders that morning a chance event was taking place in the skies nearby. a flight of hellcat fighter planes on routine patrol from the aircraft carrier lexington accidentally intercepted a formation of twenty japanese equine hers based from nearby marshall lyons the japanese were on a mission to bomb and strafe the tower landing force. by ten o five that morning the americans had shot down seventeen of the twenty bombers and force the remaining three back to their base the marines on base you see for potentially devastating casualties. meanwhile supported by reinforcements and artillery fire

witnessed the under arrest you can still. smell the chemicals that were sprayed when i walked into the hotel my eyes started to tear up again and they haven't dropped anything since last night so it's really just residue and things that are coming out. and in fact one of the things that is circulating here today is a video that shows police not just police brutality yesterday where there's a lot of that but also police working with provocateurs agent provocateurs would be escorted into a safe location that they were communicating with and relaying information from so i guess what you're getting a lot right now is people are taking a break they're assessing the environment they're assessing the situation there's a report that the head of the pharmaceutical national pharmaceutical situation here in greece is going to be filing a lawsuit along with other people against the government for use of illegal substances because these weren't just it was just tear gas there were other chemicals and including us fixating agents and that'

still. listen to. the best thing for me to kill as many of the end of the world i did some calculus for science fiction. simply because i chat. by one twelve pm on november twenty third the island was declared secured over five thousand five hundred men lay dead on the sands one thousand one hundred thirteen were american marines and two thousand two hundred ninety were wounded only one japanese officer and two enlisted men survived along with fourteen korean labor. the entire island was a fast twisted wasteland of death and destruction. american and japanese bodies covering the island were a mute testimony to the ferocity of the battle. one marine commented that it was the closest thing to dantes inferno you never seen. it was a hellish wasteland of destruction. literally covered with thousands of bodies and ordinance. now came the grim task of collecting and buried body. general holland smith and the marine commander was reputed to have said later that tarot was a tragic mistake. after the battle the

do they still happen? >> well, they still happen. >> they rent the $3,000 tent, raj. that's what maryann was telling us. >> a little bit of good luck. >> great spin. >>> scientists are stumped, the massive e. coli outbreak, how many countries it's spread to, and what u.s. authorities are saying about traveling to europe. >>> and losing pounds in the privacy of yourr own home. one study details just how well online weight loss programs really work. >>> it might be getting worse. scientists in germany are struggling to find the source of for the mute tant strain of e. coli that has spread to 12 countries. it has killed 18 people and sickened more than 1700 people. the new strain is highly toxic and resistant to any type of drugs. not only does it cause kidney failure but in serious cases it also causes neurological problems like seizures and paralysis. scientists still don't know where it came from. everyone sick appears to have eaten raw cucumbers, tomatoes or lettuce. the u.s. state department has not put any travel restrictions about germany or neighbors countries so

there are still failing schools or low-performing schools, and still, with that amount of dollars, we are still finding these things and not getting the out come if we want. this is money now but is still flexible. i am thinking we should scrutinize what is finding out school sites. what exactly is a funding? is it funding arts? the people it is funding, is it having an impact to help us close our achievement gap? if not, are we finding them in the same manner we have been finding them for the last five or six years? we are not seeing any change, and frankly, we are seeing worse, so maybe it is time to reevaluate. looking at the school budget, i am looking at the money and where it goes for some of these schools. some of these schools have been consistently low-performing, so maybe it is time to reevaluate not just the money we flex, but the money we spend a year after year after year, and i looked at some of these schools, answed ty are consistently low-performing, so if we are not using the resources to the best of our abilities or the most effective ways for students, maybe we shou

so still going to stay hot in spots. that's why the mild temperatures showing up in many of the valleys. that marine air not there yet into the 60s. at the coast patchy fog, dense into pacifica and 52 degrees. this afternoon temperatures soaring in spots again. but the triple digits are done for now. let's plan on hot 90s though in many spots inland. 93 in concord and livermore. 95 degrees in fairfield. 70s and 80s around the bay, much cooler approaching the coastline with patchy fog and sunshine and into the 60s. all right. let check out that cool traffic weather or cool traffic forecast with elizabeth. >> whatever we're talking about. >> yeah. >> all right. let's go toward oakland. southbound 880 approaching embarcadero fifth avenue we have a new accident just coming into our newsroom. a couple of lanes blocked here, so we'll continue to watch it just coming in, looks like our sensors haven't had time to update. so our closest camera is near the coliseum. so far, north- and southbound traffic 880 looks okay through her

there's still low clouds around. still some fog out there. 52 to 58. 60 to 78. sunny and warmer.afternoon i'd say mild to hot cool, mild to hot this will be a june pattern no doubt about it. 60s, 70s 80s and some low 90s antioch, brentwood. a lot of mid-80s for others and then 60s and 70s closer to the coast. we will warm a little for santa cruz. usually by 11:00 that sun warms up. here comes cooler weather thursday and right into your weekend. >>> well, american express is expanding the cards it offers. they will now have a prepaid debit card. that could be the start of the shift away for conventional charge cards from consumers. allow a customer to load a card with money and only spend that money. american express says customers will get one free transaction a month and then pay $2 for each use at an atm for the rest of the month. checking in on the numbers take a look at that. much better actually than expected early on. dow jones up more than 100 points. back above 12,000. 12,061 as we look live at the big board on the new york stock exchange. may retail sales posted the firs

still with the fears and the flaws just you know more than. a lot of us are still all that this is all over the place this. stuff guides of the radio portable radio that was run out of a boy named track already baked this is the fault of the job but on the supposed office of from him a can that i dug up and also. said it is a make you can see the nickel couple. of books of emanation put the japanese top on the fourth day for the main gun it's a thirty seven the room still use the whole explosion room the a lot of rooms. up on your head like this right carefully put on. by the end of day to the ground commander colonel chute who had been wounded by shrapnel during his landing the day before rallied his troops to capture the airport runway this effectively cut the enemy defenses into. day three began with an easier landing of additional marines at the western shore as the american forces began to outflank the japanese defenders that morning a chance event was taking place in the skies nearby. a flight of hellcat fighter planes on routine patrol

the still a long. long yet you don't kick at least not one armor those are dangerous shells and weapons of all shapes and sizes a majority of them american constantly turn up on a shelf although these of cause deaths and injuries to the local population over the years there is no exact figure provided by the care about government my quarter the local australian naval commander on the island still has the difficult task of dealing with world war two war yes. the issue here is that no one has kids turning out they got rid of everyone it's going to be like kind of it is all right just stuff just keep setting up or whatever there are some amazing but something you notice that foreign affairs bomber discovered it was one sort of a chicken curry you know that so i had standing upright. on the end of a bomb and nothing to japanese were using it i just want to be taken from the wheel you know leon was introduced to australian ex-pats involved in exploring the history of the battle of tara. stan gosh there is a

he was hiding out. >> was it still county land at that time? >> city lead. >> this is after it was subdivided into standard lots? >> they are big. anyone who live there, you might have a backyard twice as long as your house. smaller home builders started taking root with larger ones. a lot of times, it was like this. a guy would buy a couple of lots and essentially build two houses and tried to sell them. or live in one. they did that all the way up to the 1940's. one of the last parcels a friend of mine lived on on 28 and cabrilla, which used to be a garbage dump, and in the 1940's, they build it over with sand -- they have lots of that lying around. >> this is parker studio boulevard in the richmond district. you are on the road, which is this piece of land. after the 1906 earthquake and fire, there were a refugee camps for and in a lot of the refugee camps, there were earthquake refugee cottages. these were small little portable cottages built on these camps, and the idea was you could live there, and when the camps closed after a bad year,

still at large. i would say it's a fair bet that they won't be going to trial for the next few months because most of the people who are actually protecting them still there at the ministry of interior the problem here is these new forces in egypt. intellectuals the unemployed the contractor the first generation which we are doing recent they still don't have the political participation organized as well but the fact is that the muslim brotherhood is already very well organized even do a progressive streak of the muslim brotherhood is splintering in forming their own political party because these younger muslim brotherhood people think that the old generation is too conservative and that's absolutely true. coming up to eighteen minutes past the hour a look at some world news in brief for you two french journalists who were being held hostage by the taliban in afghanistan have been freed they're going back home after spending five hundred forty seven days in captivity the two men are said to be in goo

inland is still warm to hot.ratures are beginning to come down a little bit. >> less than nine hours from now, president obama will make a big announcement. he will reveal his plan for bringing american soldiers home from afghanistan. alison burns has more. >> reporter: enough details about the president's plan have already been leaked out for some on capitol hill to say his plans are not big enough or fast enough. president obama is expected to announce he wants to withdrawal 10,000 troops this year. 20,000 next year. but that still leaves about 70,000 american fighters to take on the taliban and help afghanistan rebuild. lin woolsey took to the house floor to call for a full withdrawal. i implore the president to listen to the american people. tonight is a moment where he could make history in the war, bring our troops home. >> reporter: president obama is expected to try to make the case tonight that u.s. gains in afghanistan would be compromised. if more troops were brought home sooner. reporting live from wa

still very low 80s but temperatures coming down. there is a distinct sea breeze almost across the board. back to pam. >>>

everyone presidents are still fighting that legacy today. this is fabulous just like standing up for soy. and the tea party protests that have swept across the u.s. have reenergized to rally behind states' rights reminiscent of confederate rhetoric one hundred fifty years ago when you look at source software clee of how they line up and indeed there are even genetic pedigree on storm level going back to the states that the most these people are from it's not more aligned with the confederacy of eight hundred sixty southern belles celebrate civil war states the session one modern day civil rights activists are created to celebrating treason and slavery and polls show a divided country more than half of americans believe the civil war is still relevant today only a minority relegate it to history but the country remains split over the cards. so while the literal reenactments of the civil war may be the most visible leftover of a war that divided the nation. left over battles are still being fought by many more in a war that lives on today or i

mom a song from the skull still with me i think of it every day. i steal the flashlight from the memories and last the same i saw a long time this year trying to help. i was sure. i was ashamed that i'd been muted i was ashamed that i hadn't been a hero why i gotta go play along. in the mind. where i was going to be out in all those of for till. now believe what always go in the woods or i think. that i was a good soldier. but now most soldier on the other side and i think i'm just a good. a major us bank allegedly loses a billion dollar investment from the best health and well founded goldman sachs as one of the finest planes at the base of the economy crisis pushing the financial buyers of them americans and we've been people in the same class. meanwhile the levy had made her helicopter has had that test on gets on top in kind of the dump is forces me at that point it seems you know greg that russia's foreign minister slammed big coalition's auction saying it's a signal ground operation in the countries in the. world six feet from which has been

it is still snow and still cold.s going on, but we are in a boat with them and we get snow. instead of the to rental rain. >> justice says people still use snow mobiles and cross-country ski, but the local say that they're ready for warmer temperatures and the summer activities are still on hold. the snow will melt eventually but until then the residents will continue to look at the snow and back to the calendar with the confused look. >> apple is now work the more--more than microsoft and intel combined. they have market value of about $316 billion which is still less than apple $317.6 billion evaluation. as they move towards that, transportation secretary is lobbying automakers to not add features that could distract drivers. he said that there is no reason why people should download facebook into a car. a teenager in germany forgot to mark her birth the invitation as a private fled her own party when more than 1500 guests showed up. their shows a huge crowd, they had to be on horses to keep the crowd under control

the shooter is still at large.this is the 23rd homicide of the year that san jose police are investigating. the city has seen 25 homicides in 2011, including two murders on the san jose state campus, which has its own police force. there were just 20 homicides in san jose in all of last year. >>> also in oakland, crime tape surrounded the scene where a man was shot execution style according to police. it happened around 2:30 yesterday afternoon on high street near fleming. sources tell ktvu, someone apparently shot a man three times in the head while he was working on his car. that person then left the scene, the vick thames identity has not yet been revealed. there is no word on a motive, or suspects in this case. >>> the wallo fire has grown to more than 225 scare miles and is 0% contained. white rite now, many firefighterring crews are clearing away brush near homes. they're also setting backfires to protect nearby communities. dozens of families were told to evacuate their homes as the flames and smoke grew lar

all oral activities are still in place. -- all other activities are still in place. >>> the vista point street park overred this morning at the corner of bernal heights and -- opened this morning at the corner of bernal heights. there's retaining walls, walking pacts and a sit -- paths and a sitting area. >>> advocates are trying to keep parks in their communities from closing and they are gathered on the steps of the state capitol rallying. they represent 52 out of 70 parks across california that have been tagged for closure due to budget cuts. they hope to meet with lawmakers to discuss ways to keep the parks open. the theme of the rally is "don't let state parks become a memory." >>> new numbers are just out on home sales. >>> to the left. there you go. that a boy! >> it's an exciting day at the ballpark as kids learn about baseball from world champions. >>> the numbers are higher today on wall street as worries easing about any immediate default on the debt by greece. that's expanding the recent bounceback. the dow is up 12,000. nasdaq, up 2%. s&p is up 17. >>> and a new report out

but i am still here and going to be okay. and a couple of the friends that i know have gotten this later in life and we've had all of the information before us. so accidents do happen and things do happen when you are exposed to it. condoms do break. and so a condom had broken. >> for him testing positive is not about looking backward but about figuring out how to move forward. now he has a message that he wants to share, especially with young men. >> there are still a lot of gays that out of fear say they haven't had an hiv test in a few years. but they are actively having sex. knowing your status is very important. and knowing when you get infected and knowing the timetable gives you a lot more tools at your disposal to treat the disease early on. >> nationwide, close to 1-5 people who are hiv positive don't know they are carrying the virus. rates of new infections are still on the rise for gay and bi-sexual men the only risk group for whom this is the case. aids disproportionately affects africans. according to the statist

as mike inouye and i were just talking about, it's still slick in spots, right? >> sun hasn't dried things out. sun asleep with most of our viewers. looking at the roadways, approach to the bay bridge, still construction on the lower decca construction zone. lots of changes going on. that's why they needed to declare that. one lane blocked. construction for the caldecott tunnel. should be picking up right now. we do have one in each direction open. scott, the rest of the bay area, light construction because of that rain crews weren't able to get out last night. >> mike, thank you. >>> this morning we're following developments from the north bay where coast guard rushed to the aid of a capsized commercial fishing boat. today in the east bay's kristi smith is live in san francisco with that. good morning, christy. >> good morning to you. what a night for three people out fishing for crab near the cliff house in san francisco. their boat capsized sending them into water the coast guard tells me was 55 degrees at the time. this is a commercial fishing boat, 49 foot l

front of the mistreated buildings and you can still see many of them to this day. one of moscow's most lives yuri's hotels in a city sense that was once a stage speech is a metropole hotel built in the beginning of the twentieth century. also became a base for the bolshevik government many leaders lived and worked in the metropol and it was often visited by many when he addressed his associates in the one hundred twenty s. based on the functioning as a hotel again for decades its rooms are only available for russian and international celebrities politicians and now anyone can stay at the historic hotel but remember it does come at a price with the feel of. the hotel has been preserved in its original look despite all the wars and revolutions of the twentieth century these who are here today is the same as it was a nine hundred eighteen when the bullshit government had its meetings here but it's different just smoked a lot so when restoration right was carried out in the nineteen ages the artists found out that the painted walls and stained gloss were already small

but he always does them still can be surprisingly hot of poems. so this kind of reading program apparent doesn't yield too many oysters they're quite rare and so we've got tons and tons of mussels but only. as hidden among them. on a bit of a needle in a haystack but again his growth though this still a huge demand for fresh mussels locally and in moscow and there's definitely no shortage of them. so this is going to be one of the biggest seafood coffees you're ever likely to see we've got a lot under twenty mussels a few engraving crabs in place and of course the odd question is. it's not often you get to eat seafood when it's this fresh unfortunately on the boat there's no shortage of experience because. most of us are ok so. may not be the most romantic setting to try one of nature's great aphrodesiac you don't get that much fresher than this. not to mention extremely tasty. so i had my long journey over water but i'm not sure that even the most generous marine biologist would count oysters will mussels among the small system called screeches.

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then his life works in theories are still studied by hundreds of institutions around the world still is evaluate the ideology of communism naturists just toss his political influence and research is look at the bolshevik impact on the u.s.s.r. was america organized. actually around the country for almost six years and has his legacy is still visible in all parts of russia. was a vital figure for the twentieth century that's for sure. ten kilometers south of moscow he we are fine a location be a state. this past green outer space belong to various noblemen in the eighteenth century ending up in the position of deny the models of the widow of the famous. patron suffer. the soviet government moved to. the next yuri's property was nationalized and became. the winter garden here is breath taking. something to be seen and the notes that she answered running grounds are open to the public today but only for organized tours the house is filled with lennon's possessions you can see everything from the gifts given to man in his wheelchair there is clothes and his poor thousand to collections.

still not very warm. and still well below average on the high side for this time of year.tly warmer towards the south bay and i think peninsula just with a little bit more sunshine. sun, clouds, few showers holding on. increasing clouds friday. rain could start on the coast late friday more likely saturday morning and then i did ease into that rain saturday night. sunday, monday once that low goes through then everybody's in line possibility of maybe one to two inches plus of rain in areas that get hit the hardest. >>> this morning china is denying reports a cyber attack originated inside its borders. google says hundreds of g mail accounts including some used by u.s. government officials were hacked. the company says the hijacking probably happened after pass words were stolen through a phishing scam. google is reminding customers to update security on their accounts. >>> orbits.com will start listing american airline fares and flights on its website again. that's after an illinois court ordered the airline to give the information to the online travel site. american pulle

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dream doesn't appear to be any closer toward proving to prove his existence still waiting for the green light services arrest an extradition of former bosnian serb army chief. was. one of the key conditions for a chance to get one foot on the european union's door potential membership could mean billions of dollars worth of grant aid and for struggling serbia it's a lifeline but what two official belgrade is a step closer to the e.u. is actually no step at all and they go secure this year this is very big news this is a very courageous decision by the serbian president this is one additional step for the integration of serbia into the european union one day is really i no go there so that is your. other steps remain to be taken your right to say to the rest of the political chief of croatian serbs to learn how to teach it is still in hiding electro legislation reform engagement in regional cooperation with neighbors believe elements will be taking into account when deciding to lose the discussion procedure with serbia. preserving president boris tadic there is no task too challenging to

still in the low 80s. it is still going to be rather warm.e chores to do or just taking a little exercise. 63 in winchester right now. 61 down toward tappahannock. almost 70 from readville. cumberland at 55. with the cooler temperatures, we've seen a touch of fog. petersburg, west virginia back to a quarter mile. culpepper has been bouncing from around half-mile to two miles. one half in haze and three miles. cambridge also by the way. reported quarter mile visibility. 68 at reagan national. the south-southwesterly wind at 7. that's a warm direction for us. as you look at temperatures out to the west, there is a ridge in the upper levels of the atmosphere. temps in kc, little rock, 74. minneapolis. right now. 80 degrees at this hour. that's where the heat is. the storms going up and over the ridge here. up toward the canadian border. coming out of toronto look how these things are diving off to the south through ontario toward ohio and pennsylvania. this stuff is going to weaken. we may see some of the clouds from that. we get enough clouds,