Attend as part 2 chlorite the fifth San Francisco and 61 degrees. The cloud cover acting like event blanket. Since the mid 50s out the door north of the golden gate bridge. Satellite imagery shows how did the marine layer is right now so its pretty overcast conditions for just about everyone so once the sun comes up you wont see it. It led to be pretty great but we will eventually see the sunshine into the afternoon. Heres a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast. Tomorrow you picking up to be the coolest of the week. Before temperatures rebound as we head into the weekend. We will continue with that pattern of morning fog sunshine into the afternoon. And it looks like temperatures will settle in the mid to upper 80s and into early next week will see 70s inside the bay and upper 60s for the coast. More details on this evolving forecast coming up in just a moment. Right now talking about traffic around the bay area. No problems and no hot spots. We do have some way closures northbou
Ready the country is to host the games. South Korean Police are questioning a male patient of a hospital for the elderly. They suspect he may have deliberately set fire to the facility, killing 21 people. Investigators are also looking into Safety Measures at the hospital. Now the fire in south jeolla province also injured eight people. Many of the victims were overcome by smoke. Translator all of the victims were the bedridden patients, who were unable to escape by themselves. And so despite the rescue efforts, many people perished. Police have detained a man in his 80s who they say has dementia. Theyre now questioning him for suspected arson based on surveillance camera footage. Local government officials conducted safety checks at the hospital just last week. Part of the response to last months fatal ferry accident in which more than 280 people died. Officials checked fire extinguishing equipment, and whether evacuation routes were properly secured. They say they found no abnormalit
Cup. Protests continue with a day to go before kick off. Welcome to the programme hundreds of thousands of civilians were fleeing one of iraqs largest cities after the army abandoned it in the face of attacks by rebel fighters. Residents of misyou will said that fighters from the armed group known as the imil said they had come to liberate the city. The al qaeda Splinter Group controlled much of the surrounding province, and the oil refinery. The Prime Minister Nouri Almaliki called for a National State of emergency and international support. Mosul was an important focus of the u. S. Militarys effort to stablilize iraq before it pulled out. A white house spokesman said the Iraqi Government must act to restore community. This is a situation that is serious, one that we are concerned about. It is clear that there are serious security challenges in iraq that have deteriorated in an important way. Well continue the important relationship in terms of providing security and military assistan
Pushing very hard to try to get this state of emergency declared today. Parliament are due to meet in about three hours time. So time is running out. Now, this meeting took place, as i say, on wednesday night, wept very early into thursday morning. Prime minister Nouri Almaliki by all accounts came out disappointed. He has not got the kind of support he needs to get the declaration of state of emergency. He has not got it right now. However, that may change in the coming hours as we get closer to the parliament this extraordinary parliamentary meeting that will take place at 12 oclock local. 9 g. M. T. While some of the individuals are against a state of emergency, they have an eye on what has been happening overnight before making that decision. Bring us up to speed on what has been happening. Well, the key things that have hopped overnight and into today. Lets take mosul for the beginning. We have spoken to several sources in the si and people city and People Living abroad with rebel
Thank you. My name is mary beth wise and i work for the library of Congress National Library Service for the blind and physically handicapped. We administer audio and braille books to individuals throughout the country as a u. S. Citizen living abroad. I am very proud to introduce Sheila Miyoshi yager who earned her phd in anthropology from the university of chicago. She is an associate professor and director east Asian Studies at oberlin college. She has written extensively on modern content for a korean politics and history and is the author of several books on korea and east asia, including the politics of identity, history, nationalism and the prospect for peace in postcold war east asia. Narratives in nation building an efficient, a genealogy of patriotism ruptured histories, war or the post cold war in asia. Her new book, brother at war the unending conflict in korea is the military, political and cultural history of the war seen as spamming in 1945 to the present and its Global