he is working with the you united nations foundation and nothing but net xan in the fight against malaria. he will be 0a guest on good morning america to talk about the personal mission it airs at 7:00 a.m. writ after the abc morning news. you can imagine for this young ball player life changing event. he'll talk about it on wednesday. >> well as you may have heard the meteor shower is out and about. amma tweeted she saw one meteor but also a bunch of raccoon in the back yard didn't work out to what she hoped. >> no. raccoon were keeping her company. half dozen of them. one ended up in the pool. wait until midnight. you will see many more meteor if you get away from the coast and here's look at computer animation so we have fog here the cost tonight. the meteor shower peaked this morning. another round as we see the peak tomorrow morning as well. look towards the constellation here. farther inland you go the better chance ps oz of seeing the shower. look to the northeast between 11:00 p.m. and dawn. best viewing is going to be between 11:00 p.m. and dawn and if you do happen to be in a da

he is working with the united nations foundation and nothing but nets in the fight against malaria. the star is a guest on "good morning america" to talk about the mission at 7:00 a.m. right after the abc7 morning news. >> again this morning, did not need to use the wipers. mike nicco? >> you can still look for the meteor showers in the areas that do not have the cloud cover. until dawn there is a possibility. i did not see much driving in but i was not watching the sky the whole time i was driving in to work. from the exploritorium, you can see the clouds rolling in. the big story is one to three degrees warmer than yesterday. if you are traveling an the state the warmth is taking over. mid 90's to 100 in the central valley. 82 in toe. 80 in los angeles. 108 in palm springs. >> it is quiet as far as crashes. we have one in milpitas but mostly we have construction in the east bay. oakland northbound 880 from 16th to broadway lanes are blocked off. southbound side, we have all this red because we have construction crews. mass transit is running on time. bart. muni. ace train. all cle

he is working with the you united nations foundation and nothing but net xan in the fight against malaria. he will be 0a guest on good morning america to talk about the personal mission. it airs at 7:00 a.m. writ after the abc morning news. you can imagine for this young ball player life changing event. he'll talk about it on wednesday. >> well as you may have heard the meteor shower is out and about. amma tweeted she saw one meteor but also a bunch of raccoon in the back yard didn't work out to what she hoped. >> no. raccoon were keeping her company. half dozen of them. one ended up in the pool. wait until midnight. you will see many more meteor if you get away from the coast and here's look at computer animation so we have fog here the cost tonight. the meteor shower peaked this morning. another round as we see the peak tomorrow morning as well. look towards the constellation here. farther inland you go the better chance ps oz of seeing the shower. look to the northeast between 11:00 p.m. and dawn. best viewing is going to be between 11:00 p.m. and dawn and if you do happen to be in a d

he is working with the you united nations foundation and nothing but net xan in the fight against malaria. he will be 0a guest on good morning america to talk about the personal mission. it airs at 7:00 a.m. writ after the abc morning news. you can imagine for this young ball player life changing event. he'll talk about it on wednesday. >> well as you may have heard the meteor shower is out and about. amma tweeted she saw one meteor but also a bunch of raccoon in the back yard didn't work out to what she hoped. >> no. raccoon were keeping her company. half dozen. one e pool. wait until midnight. you will see many more meteor if you get away from the coast and here's look at computer animation so we have fog here the cost tonight. the meteor shower peaked this morning. another round as we see the peak tomorrow morning as well. look towards the constellation here. farther inland you go the better chance ps oz of seeing the shower. look to the northeast between 11:00 p.m. and dawn. best viewing is going to be between 11:00 p.m. and dawn and if you do happen to be in a dark place allow your e

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can you see people loved him, and he is working with the united nations foundation and nothing but nets campaign in a fight against malaria. the star will be a guest on "good morning america" tomorrow to talk more about this personal mission. "good morning america" airs at 7:00 a.m. after the abc7 news only news. >> now a check of the weather forecast. >> lack of clouds in the east bay hills and the east pay valley with mount tab low in the distance. that is a reason why you are going to be some of the warmest, you going to get sunshine as soon as it is up with the solar panels you get the negative today. 89 is normal, and 90 in livermore and everyone is one degree warmer-than-average but redwood city is two degrees behind and mid-90's to 100 an the state from the central valley and fresno and yosemite and 82 in tahoe and 80 in los angeles. leyla gulen? the altamont pass is not where you want to be because of a stalled big rig that is getting off the freeway at livermore avenue. it is causing enough pain to add five extra minutes to the compute. from tracy to livermore you are looking a

the president really, i think, looks for his moral foundation in this from the united nations for example and other world leaders. that is appropriate, but the foundation, the moral foundation is found in the american people and through their elected official and why if he wants to engage u.s. forces he must, he really must call us back into session. >> congressman scott rigell, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> what is the key players if the us green lights military action? joining me for the strategy surrounding syria's placement in the middle east and by extension the world is heshell melon. good to have you here. when we look at the countries that are bordering syria, explain to us which are friendly with the u.s. and when would lend support to syria? >> thomas, historically, city surrounded by four friendly and/or allies of the united states. turkey. jordan, very friendly and close to the united states. as well as lebanon. iraq was not in that category until the last ten years. we invested tremendous amount of treasure and blood in iraq. but today it's a very mirurky picture

nation go. check out these statistics. the united health foundationranked these states as the top 10 least sheltie. the usually suspects are right there in the bottom right hand corner, that's right, the south. they say the least library visits her year based on the national center for education statistics. every single southern state, beside west virginia and louisiana is in the bottom half of education spending per student. so is it time for an amicable break up, a nice break up, but a breakup indeed. chuck thomson has wondered the same thing. he went to the south and did some research, the result, a hilarious book about folks that he says may be holding our country back. the book is called "better off without them, a northern manifest toe for southern secession." chuck, thanks for being here. your book is terrific. in the very beginning of the book, you say you find yourself shouting: >> so, first and foremost, chuck, tell us how you really feel about the south. >> i really feel about that passage, which is probably the most quoted from the entire

i tried to look at the united nations development goals to say what is the progress and needs of tanzania in that area, to lay a background, foundationor the service. with the idea that the first stage would be anyway to build up the contact, discover the people, let the people discover us, and take it from there. to, what can we do together? the motivation was to allow young taiwanese to have a similar experience to the one i had when i went to tanzania. that is, to discover that the world is bigger than my hometown , that you can actually become friends with foreigners. this could change the direction of your life. it's also a learning through experience. i like to teach people, but not in the classroom. i like people to learn from experience. i try to create that environment for a good experience. >> father, back five years ago when you first started doing this, people probably ask you two questions. why tanzania? that is a country far away from taiwan. most people and -- in taiwan know very little about tanzania. you will have difficulties and challenges in getting the students and sponsorship you need to support the programs. wh

united states right now. cliff may is the president for the foundation of the defense and democracies, and our national securityying -- and the headline was time to declare a victory, al qaeda is defeated. are you ready to revise or amend? do you want the change that? what's your assessment right now based on this current threat? >> al qaeda the organization that attacked us on 9/11 is still defeated by any kind of objective. it hasn't done an attack at all in the west since july 7th, 2005, the london attacks. most of its leadership is dead. now, al qaeda in particular places in syria is back. but they have shown no interest or ability to attack outside syria. al qaeda in iraq is back. so, you know, particular regional affiliates of al qaeda are doing better. does that mean the united states is in grave danger? the answer is no. >> we disagree and here's the reason we disagree. between 1992 and 2001, there wasn't an attack in the u.s. and there was a lot of complacency. >> the two u.s. embassies were destroyed in 1998. >> but it wasn't in the u.s. what we've seen is al qaeda evolving, al qaeda morphing, al qaed

national intelligence on what the united states believes it knows about what happened on august 21 and what proved the syrian government was provide this -- was behind this attack. that will lay a foundation for whatever action the president orders. and looks like a late timeline of thursday or friday for that decision to be made. host: evidence does suggest that some chemical substance was used in the killing of those hundreds of people. how likely is that? guest: it is always possible. you never have a military action until the present orders it -- until the president orders it. the administration's contention is there is no dispute that chemical weapons were used. they do not believe there is any argument that anyone other than the syrian regime was behind it. the russians are aligned with the syrian government. that suggests that the opposition rebels have an incentive to use these chemical weapons because that might draw the west into this conflict. this is disputed is an international fact. believesistration culpability will be demonstrated. the american public will evaluate that in due time. congressman of for genia leading an effort with more than 20 signatures urging the presiden