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hot air mass dominating western half of the nation. including bay area. so there is a cooler air mass that will bring us cooler days ahead. and they won't reach inland until friday. overnight, lows mild, mainly mid to upper 50s. ing if at the coast and there is tomorrow, again, another spare the air day. poor air quality inland z moderate at best into santa clara valley. let's take a look at highs for tomorrow into the south bay, mid up toer 80s. there are some 90s today. downtown 66 degrees tomorrow, highs mid to upper 80s. there is 70s to 80s, inland east bay. hot again, tomorrow, upper 90s into other, warm locations. near the bay 70s near the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is low 90s inland and to the weekend only 80s inland. there are 70s around the bay. mid to upper 50s on the coast. we'll have one more day of phone shallly triple digit weather. >> and this is three books, four movies. more on how producers of "the hunger games" are extending the franchise. >> what mcdonalds is hoping to accomplish by exposing the details of the big mac

and there is a hot air mass over western half including the bay area. and there is a hot day inland because of the hot air mass. and they'll bring us cooler day as head pushing hot air away from the bay area, and further east. and and mid to upper. >>s and mild we'll see fog at the coast and or across the bay. and spare the air day, expecting poor air quality inland and moderate in the north bay ask santa clara valley. there is sunny skies, warm, and highs into mid to upper 80s. there is upper 70s to low 80s. downtown san francisco there is a high of 66 tomorrow, 60 into the north bay district. into far north, we'll see 90s tomorrow, near east bay highs into 70s up to 80s in castro valley. inland east bay hot again, but not so hot as today, lots of mid to upper 90s, maybe 100 in brentwood. monterey bay, 70s near the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is cooling friday then into weekend there is mid to upper 80s on the coast. aids walk san francisco is still time to register. and go to aedz walk.net and sign up. >> it's going to be nice and mod

cooler in all areas tomorrow, this pattern continues into next week and there is big hot air mass covering the western half of the nation. yesterday that is responsible for the wide spread heat we had and this is a cooling trend continues as the air mass drops down. low temperatures tonight under wide spread, foggy conditions and mainly into mid-50s and there is south bay, sunny skies, highs from upper 70s in milpitas to low 80s, 72346 palo alto there are downtown san francisco, a high of 64 tomorrow, ain the sunset district up into the north bay there is a wide range of temperatures into calistoga. 80s in santa rosa. there is highs mainly upper 60s to mid-70s. there is highs into mid to upper 80s to 90s in antioch. monterey bay, mid 60s to low 70s near the bay. and here is the accu-weather forecast. there are cooler day as head, it's a cooler pattern that holds into next week. and there is highs into low 80s. >> that is perfect for people heading back to work. >> an invention makes ipads water proof. first yahoo confirms a security breech affecting half a million accounts. >> hi, dan. yahoo is apolog

and there is a huge hot air mass covering the western half of the nation yesterday. it's sliding eastward now. so cooler air arriving from the northwest and that is continuing tomorrow, low temperatures tonight cooler near the ocean. low. >>s, mid to upper 50s. it will be wide spread fog at the coast. tomorrow, afternoon sunny skies into the south bay. high temperatures upper 70s. and there is the peninsula, low to mid-70s. there is mid-50s on the coast. a little bit chilly there. 64 degrees tomorrow, 57 into the sunset district. and there is about 68 in oakland. 72 in newark. and inland east bay, warm and mainly mid to upper 0s. there is 60s to low 70s near the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. cooling begins throughout the weekend. into next week. highs into low 80s. we should have great weather for aids walk san francisco. now just three days away. and interest to tl is still time to register. go to aids walk.net. >> and please come join us out there. >> thank you. >> and did you know you can now wake up to the tones of spencer christian or sandhya patel wit

. -- co-op power in western mass.s hired by a small green and into business where he became a crew leader in one year and this high school dropout, held back three times in the ninth grade, entered a ged program and graduated even before his own high school class received their diplomas. at age 20, he has now been leaders of -- a leader of his crew for three years, supporting his family and his young child. this is a triple win. ricardo pulled his life together. the community gets lower energy costs and cleaner air. and the climate gets a little more stable for us all. under the green new deal, these win-win jobs will be the rule and not the exception and they are coming to your community. so, the green new deal not only creates jobs like ricardo's that makes up -- makes as ecologically sustainable but also creates jobs that meets our social needs. let's hire back those 300,000 teachers who lost their jobs in this great recession. hire all the nurses we need and the child care and the after-school and a home care and

george washington university, children's hospital boston, kaiser permanente l.a., mass harvard in boston, case westernsity, and another. we found in these hospitals -- four of these benchmarks work -- chairperson mar: please continue with your main point, but then we will have to move on. >> in these hospitals, we found that from 371 to 1052 beds were on a minimum of 10 acres to a the average was 641 beds on 53 acres. this is what it takes to have an urban hospital. are we done? chairperson mar: yes, thank you. i was mistaken. there is a soft velvet goes off with 30 seconds to go. -- bell that goes off with 30 seconds to go. the louder one means your time is up. >> good afternoon. my name is paul wermer. i have some papers that have been submitted previously to various people, but i would like to submit them again. i am talking specifically to the issues of traffic. i live near the pacific side, and have observed the traffic the traffic in parts for many years. i started negotiating on behalf of local members to address traffic and traffic-related issues. issues like/oxh parking directly contribute to

the regime denies the accusations saying the army targeted only terrorists and western states however are threatening to mass case with consequences and a draft resolution at the u.n. security council it authorizes force against the odds for the regime if the syrian army fails to support military action within ten days will russia and china say the approach is on balance it is x. word terror it's no coincidence that the trams of bloodshed. it is just like previous massacres and came at a crucial point in foreign diplomacy over syria. i have seen evidence now from journalists in the field i've crossed the beanbag who insist they're ok cross the t.'s carried out by the syrian national council down there when i say from supporters of preaching mayhem in some areas and they are deliberately carrying out these are crossties so that they can be blamed on to. the regime the regime does its own pings we know that but these people are by no means on the side of the angels as the as they pretend if we're going to have sanctions why not impose sanctions on these armed groups that are creating mayhem in that country it

taking a look at the map you can see a huge hot air mass covering about western two thirds of the nation that. now sliding west into california and into the bay area, and that is a warm up that is an understatement. tonight we'll see fog return together coast that may move locally across the bay. clear skies inland and low temperatures ranging from mid to upper 50s, then, tomorrow, big warm up and we'll start at 5:00 in the morning and fog burning back to the coast and then, away from the coast. and by mid day to mid afternoon, we'll take a look at highs mid-60s on the coast. 70s and 80s around the bay. upper 90s inland. let's start in the south bay. sunny skies and warm, highs into mid to upper 80s, 85 cupertino. on the anyone anyone sla. 79 in san mateo and is quite warm with highs into low 90s across a wide expanse. 92 degrees in calistoga. 94 in santa rosa. 91 in petaluma. near east bay highs into low 80s. there is inland east bay quite a bit warmer, mid to upper 90s. 98 in fairfield and antioch. and livermore, and 99 brentwood. can we get 100? possibly. low to mid-70s near the bay.

western pennsylvania. this is the catalyst for some thunderstorms as it moves into a warm and steamy air mass. here is the thunderstorms out of that piece of energy. but this line of thunderstorms that came to the pits for your area and is now moving into western maryland, that will probably hold together. it will take a couple of hours to get to baltimore. but those could be strong latent -- later on this evening. temperature-wide, pretty warm today, nothing unusual for this time of year. 91 degrees at the airport. the forecast for tonight, partly cloudy skies, a chance for a shower or thunderstorm. if it has not affected your house just yet, it does not mean that it won't whorl in later. during the day tomorrow, i do think it will be a quiet day on sunday. most areas will be dry tomorrow. the high temperature will be between 84 degrees and 89 degrees. you contrive boating, northwest wind at 10-15 knots with waves around 1 foot. as we head into next week, the temperatures will stay mostly below 90 degrees could we have a little bit in the jet stream on the east coast. these impulses of energy

russia has slammed the insurgents on the western patrons for leaving damascus no choice but to fight on. clouding at the ceremony british police take down a peaceful mass bicycle ride scarring the london two thousand and twelve olympic organizers efforts which astonished the world with an immaculate opening show with the likes of a queen elizabeth the second paul mccartney and david beckham old starring. saudi arabia police closed down demonstrators and fired live rounds as pro-reform protests spread from the united arab emirates it's the latest outburst of violence in the country's eastern region where clashes of occurred throughout the year. or now we. prize winner in physics how he thinks the universe began the special interview that's next. i. with me is alex still a pain pill and american astrophysicist and a professor at the university of california berkeley he was a member of the team that received the twenty eleven nobel prize for discovering the dark energy that is speeding up at the punch you know the entire universe and he believed that it could have sprung into existence without any divine help whatsoever well now we will have a chance to t

rumbles of thunder across far western maryland out toward morgantown, west virginia. all this part of the humid air massad thunderstorms all over earlier in the day, now with a loss of daytime heating. by morning time, almost all of it will be gone. showers ending during the overnight hours tonight. the warm and humid air mass is going to be sitting in place. we'll start off tomorrow, clouds around, breaks of sunshine late morning afternoon, will lead to a stormy sunday for some. especially west and south town, where the elevation helps out a bit. as you get into monday. a trough of low pressure swings some dry air in here. that will allow the heat and humidity to ramgp up for monday, tuesday and wednesday. rainshowers slowly coming to an end. otherwise warm and humid in the morning. your sunday, a little bit more sunshine than we had today. higher temperatures, fewer storms, but still don't stray too far tomorrow. if you're driving down to the beach tomorrow, the beach weather gets better as our weather gets warmer. 90s are back tomorrow. mid-90s monday. upper 90s tuesday and wednesday. be ready. >> we

western north carolina. that will push the warm, humid ugly air mass that we dealt with a week or so ago has been bottled up. it's starting to go northbound once again. this will provide us with a cloudy and damp start to the weekend. as it lifts, it will act as a focussing mechanism for rain shower chances today, tonight, and tomorrow. we need the rain. we're more than six inches behind for the year, and low pressure coming in late sunday and early monday might bring more chances for showers. it will not rain start to finish for your weekend. today, more clouds an sunshine. that's the rule. passing showers, a rumble or two of thunder, but not much severe weather. highs should generally be below 90 degrees. tomorrow, once again, more clouds than sunshine, but warmer tomorrow. as i mentioned, that big heat dome that we dealt with a week or so ago, it's trying to inch it's way back northbound. you noticed here, 93 tomorrow, 94 on monday, but 97 and 98 for monday and tuesday. hot, humid, hazy, not a big rain chance. if you need to stay ahead of the weather you can follow me on twitter. i tweet out radar picture

the hot air mass has shrunk but it's alive and well ... and there is a westernonsoon happening ... tomorrow the core of this he will remain down state we will head the '90s later this week here is a look at the temperatures at noon: 86 degrees here in chicago ... over 100 degrees in oklahoma city and little rock ... the humidity is 48% ... there is no grass or tree pollen happening today just sometime old council ...me high mold spore counts... and here are the regional temperatures ... and the local numbers ... you need to use your sunscreen today ... 19 and 46 are the duration * for exposure wiener at the end of july and thunderstorms are on the way ... we have fast-moving thunderstorm clusters ... these storms can be quite damaging ... so we will keep an eye on the severe weather for tonight ... we are 7.3 degrees above normal for the month of july that is a record we've had an extraordinary number of 90 degree plus days ... the 8 d92 degrees will be the high temperature for today ... you will see on the forecast ... 7:00 this evening we you are looking about

masses collide is where the thunderstorms are breaking out. right along the edge of the heat, which stretches through western and central pennsylvania. high pressure on the gulf continues to pump out the heat and humidity. tomorrow may be even hotter. 102 is the forecast tie with northwest winds at 5 to 10. east wins light on the bay. bay water temperatures mostly in the low 80's. western maryland, almost 90 degrees in garrett county. that is a hot day in the mountains. on the coast, classic summer weather, but hot. 90 at the beach tomorrow. 95 on saturday. thunderstorms become more numerous on sunday. the heat will continue through the weekend. the hottest of it is tomorrow and saturday. dropping back into the low 90's on sunday. a cold front will come through here on sunday, getting our temperatures back into the mid 80's next week. >> from the susquehanna bank support center, this is 11 sports. >> major league baseball gave a four-hour window to the social media site for fans to take part in a final vote to get their favorite players to the all-star game. we have the results. orioles starter jason hamel could not get past the japa

masses. we have a severe area. this is the zone of severe weather eruption. possibly in towards the westernreat lakes region, and tornadic activity cannot be ruled out. large hail could be possible as well as very gusty conditions. now across much of the southeast -- western areas, this is where we may find pop-up thunderstorms in the afternoon, evening hours, especially. and localized flash flooding is going to be a very high concern, especially in colorado. particularly in the eastern slope of the mountains because of that wildfire that burnt recently. really dry land. really drenching rainfall. that doesn't really sink in very well. across much of the eastern half, still looking at soaring temperatures. take a look at chicago. 39 degrees. and st. louis at 42. and pop-up thunderstorms are going to be at high risk in these areas as well. here's your extended forecast. >>> we'll be back with more updates in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us at nhk world, thanks for joining us. have a great day wherever you are.

masses. we have a severe area. this is the zone of severe weather eruption. possible in towards the westernreat lakes region and tornadic activity cannot be ruled out. large hail could be possible as well as very gusty conditions. now across much of the southeast -- western areas, this is where we may find pop-up thunderstorms in the afternoon, evening hours, especially. and localized flash flooding is going to be a very high concern, especially in colorado. particularly in the eastern slope of the mountains because of that wildfire that burnt recently. really dry land. really drenching rainfall. that doesn't really in sync very well. across much of the eastern half, still looking at soaring temperatures. take a look at chicago. 39 degrees. and st. louis at 42. and pop-up thunderstorms are going to be at high risk in these areas as well. here's your extended forecast. >>> we'll be back with more updates in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo.

victories that he -- one in western virginia, won more or less by subordinate commanders mcclellan claimed credit for them. newspapers dubbed him the young napoleon. he massed trips around washington and built forts and dug trenches and marched and drilled more. he always demanded more time, more troops, always asserting he was faced by overwhelming numbers of the enemy when in fact the forces were a fraction of his own. now apart from his undeniable talents as a drill master, he provided it. he was around alba tros for the union war effort. no matter how hard they pushed him, he refused to move through the autumn of 61, winter of '62. radicals on committee began to wonder if he was afraid to fight or if he was guilty of something worse. george julian wrote, it seemed like a betrayal of the country itself to allow him to hold our grand armies for weeks and months in unexplained idleness on the naked assumption of his superior wisdom. finally he struck at richmond via the peninsula between the james and happen hanknock rivers and waged an ig that min yus campaign which moved glashally slowly, to throw back pieces of mcclellan's army, piecemeal. and collectiv

from the rebels russia has accused the western patrons though of leaving damascus no choice but to fight on. the olympic ceremony british police take down a peaceful mass by school right during the games opening show though as organizers astonished the world with a breathtaking spectacle the likes of the queen david. all in attendance. saudi arabia police clamp down demonstrators and live round pro-forma protests spread from bahrain the united arab emirates is the latest outburst of violence in the country's eastern region clashes have occurred around the park here. are more news for you in the next hour the latest innovations in the world of technology with technology update. hello and welcome to technology update i'd like to open this program with a toast to the seven billionth person that into the world just a few weeks ago however as the population continues to grow global food resources are being put under increasing pressure. that's because in the coming decades our numbers are set to rise by another thirty percent at the same time more and more people will leave rural areas for cities reducing the available farm workforce according to the u.n. t

mass electorate. it was something percolating as he was emerging. the western states were ending property requirements and popularly electing the electors that an elected the president. so there was -- voters were invited into the presidential election process in a way that they had not been before, and a way that hamilton and the federalists did not want them to be. jackson fostered this i created the mass electorate and galvanized it with what i call conservative populism. dominant political voice of america for 25 years. lincoln saved the union and freed the slaves. he also turned the fledging went to the fledgling republican party into an agency of industrialization. had to be controlled and monitored and directed. the republican party did that. over time, the abuses of that system emerged. teddy roosevelt was the first president brought forth the political eddy and concentrated on curbing those abuses of the industrial age. so he set the country on the course. finally, fdr save the democratic capitalism from the ravages of least a part of the agonies of th

western patrons for leaving damascus no choice but to fight. clouding the olympic ceremony british police take down a peaceful mass bicycle ride during the games opening show as organizers a stone age the world with a breathtaking spectacle with the likes of the queen them pulled mccartney and david beckham starring. in saudi arabia police club down demonstrators by firing live rounds pro-reform protests spread from bahrain and the united arab emirates it is the latest outburst of violence in the country's eastern region where clashes have occurred throughout the past year. to assess the financial headlines and really upset the global one percent you're watching. i am x. times or this is the times are report you know we said on the show while ago the best thing to do about this banks or situation is do it and them lot of people thought that's a bit rash but tony blair has come around our way of thinking since ever well max in fact he has responded to the keiser report and to your appearance live on channel four in the u.k. and he says tony blair hanging bankers won't help public anger over the financial crisis is wrong and must not lead britai

the rebels on their western patrons for leaving damascus no choice but to fight on. the olympic ceremony british police take down a peaceful mass bicycle ride during the games opening as organizers astonished the world with a breathtaking show. saudi arabia police club down demonstrators on fire live rounds that's progress for protests spread from bahrain the united arab. live from moscow this is our rule research very welcome to the program dozens of people have reportedly been killed in the fresh clashes in syria's largest city as government forces step up a counter offensive against the entrenched rebels eyewitnesses describe the scenes in aleppo as the fiercest fighting of the sixteen months of conflict russia says syrian authorities need to work towards peace but can't be expected to concede when the western backed insurgents continue to take over cities i must go accusing this foreign powers of fueling the violence to bring about regime change in damascus meantime the former head of the u.n. mission to syria says assad's fall is only a matter of time but admits that it won't necessarily mean an end to the conflict and you

mass is dry around the immediate metro area. but sprinkles possible overnight in the mountains and maybe in some of our far western suburbs.ry morning commute either way. some clouds will be lingering. seasonal on friday. a nice finish to the weesh. isolated thunderstorm possible tomorrow. few and far between. and then hot over the weekend. the 90s come in saturday and sunday and they take up residents for a while. overnight, we'll stay mostly cloudy, still comfortable. 66 to about 72 downtown. and winds out of the south at 10. by morning, returning partly cloudy, warm, 70s and 80s. light wind, air quality moderate. that's pretty good really. by afternoon, partly cloudy and warm, but seasonally warm. isolated shower or thunderstorm possible. 85 to 90. winds out of the southeast at about 10. so some areas will probably hit 90 tomorrow. many areas will flirt with 90. maybe 90 in springfield. 89 in gaithersburg, 88 in reston and 89 or 88 toward college park. let's go ahead and break it down for you in the morning. some clouds to start. 66 to 72. by noon, 82 to 86. warm, but nothing crazy hot. and 86 to 90 by everyoning. isola

it was 13 short years ago that we learned of another mass shootings at columbine high school on the western side of denver. and as a nation, we're reminds of more recent shootings at virginia tech, fort hood texas, and tucson, arizona. these incidents may occur in one city or in one state, but they're national tragedies that tear at us all, and then cause us all to tear up and cry together. like all americans, my heart goes out to the victims and their families, and i also remain hopeful that the presiding officer and i were at the hospital -- one of the hospitals on sunday -- that survivors are going to defy the odds on their road to recovery and we've been truly inspired by their stories. i want to take a moment and applaud the leadership shown by colorado's public servants from governor john hickenlooper, aurora mayor steve hogan and especially the police chief, dan oates. there are also other law enforcement professionals that came to the scene immediately, first responders, medical professionals on site and in a number of hospitals where the victims were taken. i think what's most nota

mass moving west ward. now sliding west ward i should say across the western half of the countr country. lot of the hot air pushing that california and in the bay year. overnight tonight fog returns to the coast. not push very far across the bay. may locally to few spots. low pressure on the mild side mainly mid upper 50' 50's. low of only 60 at antioch so these our warm spot overnight. starting the forecast animation 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. not much fog to burn away but what is there will burp back quickly. sunny sky from coast to inland again tomorrow with high pressure ranging from mid 60's at the coast to 70's and 80's right around the bay. upper 90's to almost 100 in the warmest inland location so let's focus on the south bay first. we see sunny skies tomorrow. high in the mid upper 80's. 86 at san jose. 87 campbell. 90 at los gatos perhaps peninsula high of 79 at san mateo o. 82 at palo alto. 83 at mount view. on the coast 64 at half moon bay. 65 at pacifica. downtown san francisco almost 70 degrees tomorrow. 69 will be the high. 65 sunset district. up in the north bay lots

mass destruction. let me point out two factors. the first is that antigovernment forces in the country are putting up a strong offensive in recent days. western media is speculating about the possibility of the assad regime of using so-called dirty weapons to fight back. i think they used monday he announcement for that. they are deterring any possible intervention from the west. the regime think that u.s. and european countries may form a kind of coalition to intervene in the conflict. >> so what impact will this announcement have on the efforts to end the conflict or on the conflict itself? >> it seems to me that assad regime is back need a corner and is anxious about its survival. in the u.n. security council, syria doesn't have the support of russia and china. but assad is being very cautious about possible interceptions. mainly by europe and the u.s. and arab countries. outside of any u.n. framework. for now, the west maintains that it has no intention of intervening militarily in the conflict in syria. so for the time being, i think the syria fighting between the assad regime and antigovernment forces will continue. i think is there's n

now alas the claps of the western financial and economic system of which the barclays story is only a part. protesters from across the u.s. are gathering in philadelphia for a mass occupy wall street demo on independence day twenty eight activists were arrested on sunday have been charged with disorderly conduct a movement started last september in new york against corporate greed and the gap between the rich and the rest of the american population in this hour foremost free trader tells us that the occupy protest is a byproduct of american political corruption there is one general theme that unites all of occupy it is that money and politics has sort of corrupted the system to the extent that everything is broken so i do think that that is our biggest challenge is how do we sort of pull back on that and how do we how do we fight one of my favorite signs and t. shirts i've seen and i saw a bunch of this on may day was someone was wearing a shirt that said i can't afford a lobbyist so i occupy wall street i mean there's been studies that have shown that this sort of bottom third of income brackets have no say have no influence over their elected officials the mid

western patrons of leaving damascus no choice but to fight on. as the press taking a look at games opening ceremony kicked off british police tell a mass cyclist group to get on his bike. and saudi arabia police attacked demonstrators with clubs and live rounds as form protests spread from bahrain and the united arab emirates. international news and comment live from our new center here in moscow this is r t with the twenty four hours a day dozens of people have reportedly been killed in fresh clashes in syria's largest city as government forces step up a counter and offensive against the entrenched rebels witnesses describe the scenes in aleppo as the fiercest fighting of the sixteen month conflict russia says syrian authorities need to work towards peace but can't be expected to concede while the western backed insurgents continue to take over cities moscow accuses foreign powers of fueling the violence to bring about regime change in damascus the former head of the u.n. mission to syria says assad's fall is only a matter of time but admits that it won't necessarily mean the conflict will end. of most of the foreign meddling in syria in defiance o

alas the claps of the western financial and economic system of which the barclays story is only a part where protesters from across the u.s. are gathering in philadelphia for a mass occupy wall street demo on this independence day twenty six activists were arrested on sunday and have been charged with disorderly conduct my movement started not very new york against corporate greed in the gap between the rich and the rest of the american population let's now talk to our gupta in philadelphia joins us he's the founding editor of the new york news website and thank you for joining us you of course like i said in philadelphia it's about a quarter past eleven am is the gathering living up to organizers in terms of those who showed up what are the numbers that came like. the numbers so far i think. perhaps about five hundred people it does. very wonderful that celebrate tory air and it's a reminder of what made occupy so forth and that kind of recreated the comyn and created miniature society that's in evidence that philadelphia but at the same time for a movement that was sometimes drawing twenty thirty fifty thousand people in individual cities last fall the major de

mass but washington wants the u.s. most powerful body to send a signal soley to the authorities that they will face consequences for the tragedy western states are pushing for the security council to threaten force against president also if you failed to comply with the peace within ten days and russia and china if they be approached unbalanced mideast expert terry gilliam believes it's no coincidence that but from the white said just like previous my first came at a crucial point in foreign diplomacy over syria. i have seen evidence now from journalists in the field i cross. who insist that oak trees carried out there. by the syrian national council when i say from supporters of creating mayhem in some areas and they are deliberately carrying out these are crossties so that they can be blamed on to. the regime the regime does its own planes we know that but these people are by no means on the side of the angels as the as they've protected if we're going to have sanctions why not impose sanctions on these armed groups that are creating made him in that country it is not only our service that has become very clear over the last few wee

western maryland. not happening right now but we've guilty a very warm humid -- got a very warm humid air mass and the occasional showers popping up. by 9:00 in the mid- to upper 70s in just about all areas. with a mix of clouds and sunshine. we'll head towards lunchtime here and maybe a few newer showers coming in off the bay and bay temperatures still in the 80s right now. 83 in washington and 77 winchester at noon and watch the showers popping on the blue ridge and that will be the case through the afternoon. the isolated and scattered showers here and there and highs in the upper 80s. >>> later today the cap tool area food bank will dedicate a new multimillion dollar distribution center. the 123,000 square foot facility is located in the 4900 block of puerto rico avenue northeast. it features a teaching kitchen, warehouse space and 13 loading docks for grocery trucks. officials say this new center is desperately needed to combat a growing hunger crisis in the washington region. >>> the "modern family" feud is over. >> and a very different chapter of the bourn franchise comets to the big screen. --

western patrons of leaving damascus no choice but to fight on. as a breathtaking a limpid game the opening ceremony kicks off in the british capital the police meanwhile been busy telling a mass cyclists group to get on their bike. and saudi arabia police attacked demonstrators with clubs and fired live brown as pro-reform protests are spread from bahrain and the united arab emirates. is now a seven pm moscow time this is r.t. live with me roar received show you it's good to have you with us now dozens of people have reportedly been killed in fresh clashes in syria's largest city as government forces step up a counter offensive against the entrenched rebels describe the scenes in aleppo is the fiercest fighting in sixteen months of conflict russia says syrian authorities need to work towards peace but can't be expected to concede while the western backed insurgents continue to take over cities moscow meantime accuses foreign powers of fueling the violence to bring about regime change in damascus and the former head of the u.n. mission to syria says assad's fall is only a matter of time but admits that it won't necessarily mean the end of the conflict are new allegations of al

it was 13 short years ago that we learned of another mass shootings at columbine high school on the western side of denver. and as a nation, we're reminds of more recent shootings at virginia tech, fort hood texas and tucson, arizona. these incidents may occur in one city or in one state but they're national tragedies that tear at us all and then cause us all to tear up and cry together. like all americans my heart goes out to the victims and their families, and i also remain hopeful that the presiding officer and i were at the hospital -- one of the hospitals on sunday -- that survivors are going to defy the odds on their road to recovery and we've been truly inspired by their stories. i want to take a moment and applaud the leadership shown by colorado's public servants from governor john hickenlooper, aurora mayor steve hogan and especially the police chief dan oates. there are also other law enforcement professionals that came to the scene immediately first responders, medical professionals on site and in a number of hospitals where the victims were taken. i think what's most notable is

it was 13 short years ago that we learned of another mass shootings at columbine high school on the western side of denver. and as a nation, we're reminds of more recent shootings at virginia tech, fort hood texas, and tucson, arizona. these incidents may occur in one city or in one state, but they're national tragedies that tear at us all, and then cause us all to tear up and cry together. like all americans, my heart goes out to the victims and their families, and i also remain hopeful that the presiding officer and i were at the hospital -- one of the hospitals on sunday -- that survivors are going to defy the odds on their road to recovery and we've been truly inspired by their stories. i want to take a moment and applaud the leadership shown by colorado's public servants from governor john hickenlooper, aurora mayor steve hogan and especially the police chief, dan oates. there are also other law enforcement professionals that came to the scene immediately, first responders, medical professionals on site and in a number of hospitals where the victims were taken. i think what's most nota

western china than to build railroads there. of course, emissions from aviation are an important climate issue because they come out at such high altitude. so therefore, mass other environmental areas, there's a balance in china between how terrible things are and how part government and private industries are trying to improve them in aviation this shows up in good ways. a huge research project run by boeing and the provincial university on fuel and also in a very unexpected way where one of the most important environmental barriers to better environmental management in china, turns out to be the chinese military. almost all of the air space in china is controlled by the military, and airlines have to take very indirect contorted and inefficient routes through this. many of you know that airlines in the u.s., if you listen to the pilot their flying at 35,000 feet. often in parts of the chinese flight they're flying at 10,000 feet, which is much, much less efficient way for airlines to operate because of military regulations and many people alleged to me that chinese airlines could double their traffic with no increase in emissions if simply that get to ri

it was 13 short years ago that we learned of another mass shootings at columbine high school on the western side of denver. and as a nation, we're reminds of more recent shootings at virginia tech, fort hood texas, and tucson, arizona. these incidents may occur in one city or in one state, but they're national tragedies that tear at us all, and then cause us all to tear up and cry together. like all americans, my heart goes out to the victims and their families, and i also remain hopeful that the presiding officer and i were at the hospital -- one of the hospitals on sunday -- that survivors are going to defy the odds on their road to recovery and we've bee truly inspired by their stories. iant to take a moment and applaud the leadership shown by colorado's public servants from governor john hickenlooper, aurora mayor steve hogan and especially the police chief, dan oates. there are also other law enforcement professionals that came to the scene immediately, first responders, medical professionals on site and in a number of hospitals where the victims were taken. i think what's most notable

western nations have an important role to play. i think it is a big mistake for us to take our eye off the ball of these weapons of mass destruction,ossible falling into the hands of terrorists or other rogues and being used really worldwide as a potential terrorist threat. megyn: and this is, just so our viewers know, these chemical weapons, the syrian government this week admitted they exist, so this is not a big question mark lake we had before we went into iraq. the syrian government is claiming they have them. what should we do because the foreign policy experts were urging president obama to step in, this is the quote, to work with regional partners to establish air patrol safe zones, covering areas, quote, that have already been liberated within syria? >> liberated by whom? by the syrian version of george washington or the syrian version of usama bin laden? i just would like to know who we're talking about here and i think there are other concerns we have to have as well with the opposition apart e weapons of mass destruction. i want assurances that they're not going to commit a bloodbath against the aloe whites, the drews,