he then moved to oregon and became a senator from the state of oregon. he was a close friend of president abraham lincoln and he was killed early in the civil war at the battle of balls bluff. his statue is one of the oregon statues in the building here. mark hatfield came to tell the story of edward dickinson baker and the friendship with abraham lincoln. i said there is another part of the story you might find interesting. after abraham lincoln served as congressman, he was given one term which is the agreement with the wigs back in illinois and wanted to stay on and they said you can't and so they offered him another job which he turned down before returning to springfield to practice law. that was the job to be the provincial governor of the territory of oregon. had lincoln made that decision, history might have been written differently for america. hatfield and i laughed about that and the connection between lincoln and edward dickinson baker. hatfield not only admired lincoln but studied him and the history of his life. mark odom hatfield was born

next is a phone call from eugene, oregon.3. i just wanted to say that when i went to united 93 to identify the passengers of the plane, and you know, when i went there i thought it would be such destruction. in the field from being there, it is kind of an odd, serene, called place to be. the weighted it changed my life is it gave me just a sense of pride to be a will to be there and help the families and friends, to give some sort of closure to their loved ones. >> host: you went there in an official capacity. >> caller: i did, with homeland security, and there was a national -- a government disaster team that flies to disasters to identify victims of disasters. >> host: tell people a little bit about the process. i have been reading stories. and sure many others have about how they have worked in the last ten years to identify the remains of profound really not very much. they have done a good job identifying. that was part of the private ceremony yesterday for families, burying the remains. when you get to a site like that

in other action, fourth ranked lsu beat oregon 40-27. biosi state beat georgia and south florida beat mohr tear date, sacramento state beat oregon state 29-28 in overtime. still to come, the 49ers are down to one quarterback with nfl experience. and forget what the rankings say. serena williams looks like the top seed at the u.s. open. more sports next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mcleod bethe >>> the 49ers released quarterbacks josh and mccloud bethel thompson. and the raiders cut edwards. u.s. open third round, roger federer taking on felich. a good workout this afternoon. the match lasted close to three hours, but federer was too much work. he wins in four sets and advances to the finals. on the women's side, serena dominated in the first set. 6'1" and held on to win the tie. round two at the open. the dries are on brans tonight. first hole it in one. he is one shot back after shooting he could up all the way at the top. he thinks the hong eagle par, he . we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, [ woman ] jogging stroller. you've been stuck in the gara

he is a top federal official in oregon. he testified at the hearing in february before the portland city council with the general counsel for the fbi. the top lawyer for the fbi promising the people of portland that their oversight needs would be met. at that same hearing was the deputy attorney general in the counter-terrorism division as well as the special agent in charge of the fbi. clearly, they were authorized. we have provided this information previously. it is of some deep concern that at this date in time you are getting this information. i am not doing this to embarrass the chief. it is important for him to know and you to know that somebody is giving you back information. maybe he will share with you where the information is coming from. the fbi might prefer that they do not adopt the portland approach. they could use your resources, our tax dollar resources. >> thank you. next speaker. >> commissioners, i will look into this. my information was relayed to me. we got it directly from portland. >> my i inquire whe

keep in mind voters in oregon can vote only by mail. and the state of washington just passed a law to do the same. this will be a major rural disadvantage. now, in those states, if you could only vote by mail and the mail service is cut back, can we do some real math here? that's voter suppression. people who vote by mail might be forced to go to ups or fedex. both of those companies line their pockets. republican, two republicans, election after election. for two years, fedex has given 50% of their money to republicans, ups has given 53% of their political donations to republicans. let me ask you tonight. do you trust ups or fedex to handle your ballot? let's cut right to the chase on this, folks. this is going to butcher rural america. what about small businesses? i thought the republicans were all about helping out small business. i thought the republicans were going to care about the elderly. oh, yeah, this will affect the elderly. any of you seniors out there get your medications through the mail? if you're in a small town, you're

. >>> with oregon losing to usc, oregon should move up t cardinal picked up where they left off in the orange bowl as they pounded san jose state. an true luck had three touchdowns but it wasn't enough to earn the game ball. that honor went to new head coach david shaw who picked up his first career win. >> the players, led by andrew, presented it to me for my first victory. but what i said back to him, you know, this is our first victory. >> he is very deserving of the game ball, we're so excited to have him as our head coach, you know. as much as we wanted to win we wanted to win for him and start him off on the right foot. we're happy with him and excited he is coaching our team. >>> a day after cutting josh mccallum they picked up scott pozine, he threw a td pass against san francisco on thursday night. he will presumably be their third-string quarterback. >>> coming up tonight on game day, tight end delanie walker joins us in studio as they are only a week away from their opener against the seahawks. >>> and the baltimore grand prix in, the morning warm up tony break down and flie

if you are watching us on kntr in eugene, oregon oregon, head to the bond of a group of women enduring life's twists and turns. that's steel magnolias, tissues please. >> thank you, bill. now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. mel gibson and his settlement details are out. while they both lost in the ugly dispute, she lost more at least financially. instead of the $15 million offer she refused last summer, she is only going to get $750,000. they'll share joint custody of their child, with gibson making support payments. also under the deal they cannot publicly discuss or write books about each other or their relationship. >>> elsewhere, alyssa milano gave birth to a son named milo. >>> robert downey jr. and his wife are expecting their first child. he has a 17-year-old son from a previous marriage. >>> and, finally, tuesday's minor traffic accident involving teen star justin bieber and his super expensive ferrari got a little bit more interesting. the rapper everlast tweeted he was street racing bieber at the time and a fedex truck got in the way causing

oregon leads in the third quarter. they have the week off and then will host cal. >>> mountaineers made a little noise in this one but lsu has some real firecrackers like maurice claiborne. second ranked lsu win big >>> two high profile sec teams met in tuscaloosa. crimson tide maris maze takes it. watch this poise and patience as he shed tacklers. finally, watch him do the tuscaloosa two step to cap off the punt return. they beat the razobacks 38-14. >>> finally, you can turn out the lights, the party ace over for the giants. tonight's game in arizona actually turned into a cartoon where the defending world champions were officially eliminated from any playoff. we are poolside inseed chase field, helping peep america beautiful. wear a shirt. the route was just beginning. here is where the cartoon character comes in the jerd yo parda. mike fontenot trite to chase it but look out. mike fontenot slammed into the umpire. look at this. this is something that you see on the cartoon network. i'm okay, you are okay. division

only oregon, washington and idaho are affected as of now. just logon to nbcbayarea.com and search lettuce recall. >>> up next, a security camera on steroids. >> stop! spraying graffiti is illegal. leave the area now! >> the red light cameras, traffic cameras, and now these. we'll show you how these graffiti gangsters are getting caught red handed and what happens next. >> the ban on bless you. fallout because of the unusual way a teacher is keeping his classroom under control. could it wind up in court? >>> good aevening, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures dropping into the 70s in san jose and 67 in san francisco. clouds roll in tonight along with the fog. yes, we're talking rain. we'll detail it coming up in the seven-day forecast. >>> and he says he was never going to do it. tonight, why the joke may be on every california voter who voted for the former governor, arnold schwarzenegger. ni shocking comments about his time in sacramento. [ rapid footsteps ] ow! [ male announcer ] when life happens, you need a plan you can cou

attorney for the district of oregon. i learned -- i had the opportunity to speak with an assistant portland city attorney. she has been with this project since its inception. what she explained was early on this year, the fbi and also the depression of justice and the chief counsel to the fbi were in meetings and in negotiations with the city council for portland and also along with the portland city mayor. these negotiations were long and drawn-out. mr. holten was that -- a mediator. when the final document was drawn out, the 11th hour -- at the 11th hour, the fbi decided to not partake in this resolution, they did not sign off on it. the only one who signed was the mayor of portland, sam adams. she explained to me in doing so that this resolution is not a binding contract or an mou. what it does is it stipulates how employees of the city of portland, the police department and their officers are to interact with the fbi when working in a joint terrorism task force. i would like to give you an overview of the timeline of

head to washington and oregon, setting the stage for a big-time warm-up. tomorrow morning, look out maybe for some mist and fog again around the peninsula and the inner bay. 40s and 50s for the morning. we're talking 90s coming back in your seven-day forecast. full look at that coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you, rob. >>> still ahead at 11:00, what was supposed to be routine work on a pg&e pipeline caused pan nick one east bay neighborhood today. we'll show you what happened there. >>> plus, we'll show you a bay area literacy program for kids that has spread throughout the entire country. >>> and in one of the most repressive countries in the world, women were granted a fundamental right today. w ho su.yow ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah.

stanford's route is oregon's loss and it moves the cardinals up a notch in ap poll and into 6th now.ber one and bama, boise state and the cardinal, oregon dropping from third to 13. after romping 57 over san jose state, the cardinal will head east to play duke. that's 54-point margin obscured one thing. they were stuffed in the five yard line. they have to get that fixed. >> a win is a win. it is always good to get it out of the way. definitely room for improvement. such is the nature of the first game. you find things to iron out and improve on. the race delayed by fans. they needed the blowers out to dry the track. jeff gordon and jimmie johnson were neck and neck for the final 10 lapse. two of the sport's heavyweightsand the teammates trying to keep their grip on this wet surface. johnson almost goes sideways. second place moves johnson to the top of the standings. get say the for the -- get set for the chase. >> "nightline" is coming up next. >> for larry bill and sandhya patel, thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. hope to see you here tomorrow. >> good night, every

she had a 80 license from the state of oregon.re supposed to have a california license if you live in california. hurd license was from oregon. >> 71 m.p.h.! >> you were going 72 in a 55 m.p.h. and my favorite is the driver of this white volvo. the rear passenger was not wearing a seat belt but he claims. i did not know that nobody ever told me that out. do you have a california driver's license. half >> off site this read the manual today. >> i guess he missed page 17. the gray car was on his cellphone but said that it was an emergency call. >> i was talking to my mom. and the officer wrote with, is a former raiders tight end the one the officer wrote with. >> if you of a comment or a story idea for stanley e-mail us at people behaving badly @ kron 4 .com gary has an update and a key forty-niners player suffering a concussion and we're just finding out. just for them. where the styles they love fit into the wallet they have. big or small, they want furniture that makes life... better. that's why they visit us. be sure to catch th

at the coffee creek correctional facility in oregon, once a week you'll hear a conversation like this. >> sitting there whether you're busy or not, is she a cost or expense? >> expense. >> welcome to life or life-long information for entrepreneurs, it's a 32-session course teaching female inmates at this minimum security campus how to start and run their own companies. >> effective communication involves active listening to understand what others are sayings, feeling and needing. >> even though some of the women have been convicted of crimes like attempted murder, assault and manslaughter, nobody cares about what the students did to get into prison. the focus is on what these women will do when they get out. >> i've always liked to run things and i would love to be the owner of a business, rather than the employee. i would love to employ people. >> reporter: his woman is a student of the life class. throughout the term she and her fellow classmates are learning everything you need to know to launch a company from the ground up. >> we cover the balance sheet, we cover skills like commu

lee cowan, nbc news, cus ebay, oregon. >>> when we come back here tonight, how about some resilience? the americans who seem to get better when the chips are down. with an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem. today we have pradaxa to reduce the risk of a stroke caused by a clot. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pradaxa, there's no need for those regular blood tests. pradaxa is progress. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have kidney problems or a bleeding condition, like stomach ulcers. or if you take aspirin products, nsaids, or blood thinners. tell your doctor about all medicines you take, any planned medical or dental procedures, and don't stop taking pradaxa without your doctor's approval, as stopping may increase your stroke risk. other side ef

the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. wyden: my hope is we are moving into the homestretch of being able to pass the trade adjustment assistance legislation. i strongly support efforts to promote more exports. the president has set a laudable goal of increasing exports. we know that in the export sector, there's an opportunity to make things here, to grow things here, to add value to them here and then ship them around the world. and to promote these export markets and to generate the economic growth that our country wants, we've got to make sure that our workers have the latest, most updated skills to make sure that they can get those jobs in exports and get american products around the world. as i indicated yesterday, madam president, there's no doubt that the american brand is a hit around the world. 90% of the consumers are outside the united states, and they want our products. and my hope is, as i indicated, that we're moving towards being able to pass this legislation, the trade adjustment assistance, pass legislati

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. >>> twelfth ranked oregon with a game against missouri state.ay. 90-yards with a bear nowhere in site. this is longest run by an oregon player since 1938. he ran for 2 touchdowns. ducks 2-1 after rolling 56 to 7. >> notre dame trying to keep from going 0-3 for the first time in score history. they kept the irish from doing that. george atkinson takes the kick off at his own 11. he shows why he was also a track star. an 89-yard return from the true freshman and son of the former raider by the same name. score 31-13. >> auburn ran out of good fortune today. after falling behind 21-7, boyd's pass to watkins, splits the field and takes off. clemson comes back to win 38-24 ending what had been the nation's longest winning streak at 17 games. >> a would >> a couple more days like this things could be interesting. the giants are putting together their biggest winning streak. they're a little looser than a month ago. this is an off day. giants and rookies in a 1-1 tie tonight in the 6th inning. matt, goes the opposite way. hits off the top of the scoreb

romaine low 'tis tested positive for list tear the recall involves true leaf farms shipped to an oregononly been sold in oregon, washington and idaho covers product with use by date of september 29th. bag and box code: b 2546464388. another recent listeria outbreak traced to colorado cantlope has sickened 72 and caused third teen death across several states -- 13 deaths across several states. >> >> more clouds for solar panel maker solyndra. >> jane king is live at the new york stock exchange with more. >> reporter: i'll give you time to grab a pen if you want to jot down that website. it is problem after problem for solyndra. a source telling bloomberg solyndra being investigated by the fbi for possible accounting fraud, including misrepresentations and financial statements submitted to the energy department. all this likely to heighten republican criticism of the obama administration for its approval of nearly half a billion dollar grand to build that factory in fremont. hewlett-packard may be close to a hand shake to sell you anies to amazon. amazon in serious negotiations with hp. o

fourth ranked lsu taking on 3rd ranked oregon which last year played for the national championship.of them have key players missing. ducks missed their no. 1 punt returner, the back up took the kick and had it tripped by the tigers matthew. he ran to the end zone and gave the tigers a lead. they won 40-27. >> usc opening up at home. barkly out to woods, he still comes up with the football. it's a 43-yard touchdown pass. barkly completed the record 44 passes and they won 19-17. >> this could be the upset of the year, oregon state in overtime, an 18-yard run on their first possession. 28-21 lead b. the hornets answered back, fleming finds reid for a touchdown. trying to extend for the win right thousand, they he go for the win on a two point conversion. fleming to reid, they win 29- 28. the folks are stunned. that's probably the biggest win in the history of the program. >> and boise state and georgia competing to see who had the better uniforms. kellen moore, down the middle, the 5th ranked broncos beat the bulldogs. >>> no. 16 ranking, trying. instead the ball comes loose, it's pick

they include nevada, washington, florida and oregon. but the decline in women is much more recent. and they are looking at government's new food guidelines. this the diagram, it looks similar to my plate. it represents a healthy diet built on grains, vegetables and fruit. but they have more detailed what to eat and not to eat. michelle obama helped my plate be introduced. harvard's plates substitutes whole grains and emphasizes healthy fats. first lady is olive garden and red lobster to serve healthy meals. they are promising to cut sodium by 20% over the next decade. among other changes, fruits and vegetable side will be standards. no more french-fries for the little ones unless adults specifically ask for them. >> what a bummer. the french-fries.@ >>> today at 4:00 and 5:00, michael finney shows us the 800 kitchen range that out performed commercial models and experimental texting program being rolled out to find parking spots in san francisco. >> two famous singers are performing in the bay area this weekend. >> don sanchez has what's hot. >> huey lewis and the news, 90 performe

for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon rise? >> i ask permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. blumenauer: mr. speaker, last night roger was honored for his 20 years leadership as defenders ever of wildlife, where he became a key pillar of the american environmental movement. the successful reintroduction of the gray wolf in the american west is an example of his tenacity, skill and vision. whether roger was fighting to protect our environmental laws from assault or using them for their intended purposes, he showed how even in difficult times people would respond to protect what they cherish. that is how we built defenders of wildlife in the formedible political and policy force, increasing the membership 1,500% to almost a million people. whether it's taking his phone call, taking a visit or exploring the refuge with roger, his passion was clear to me. roger provided leadership that matters which speaks volumes today and will far into the future. thank you, roge

higher elevations around oregon. that is moving away., brought us an offshore wind and warmer weather. now, we have to look up toward the gulf of alaska. longer nights, cooler air pulling up there and jetstream driving it our way. today is the sea breeze, next few days is the brings in the keel cooler weather. lingering clouds around richmond and berkeley, upper 50s. upper 50s to low 70s everyplace else. low to mid-70s in the south bay. upper 70s in los gatos and saratoga. 66 in millbrae. everybody else in on the peninsula, upper 60s to low 70s. upper 50s along the coast to mid-50s in downtown south san francisco with a partially sunny sky. lingering clouds around the north bay but mid to upper 70s around the valleys. monterey bay, temperatures success in the 60s sand salinas valley and low to mid-80s as you head inland. >> 12:35, sunny coliseum, warming up to 66. at&t park, 12:45 first pitch, cool breeze warming up to 63. accu-weather seven-day forecast. 2-6 degrees cooler by friday. which is our coolest day. a lot of clouds and sunshin

they include nevada, washington, florida and oregon. but the decline in women is much more recent. >> and they are looking at government's new food guidelines. this the diagram, it looks similar to my plate. it represents a healthy diet built on grains, vegetables and fruit. but they have more detailed what to eat and not to eat. michelle obama helped my plate be introduced. harvard's plates substitutes whole grains and emphasizes healthy fats. first lady is olive garden and red lobster to serve healthy meals. they are promising to cut sodium by 20% over the next decade. among other changes, fruits and vegetable side will be standards. no more french-fries for the little ones unless adults specifically ask for them. >> what a bummer. the french-fries. >> what is hot is coming up next. px you can see >>> today at 4:00 and 5:00, michael finney shows us the 800 kitchen range that out performed commercial models and experimental texting program being rolled out to find parking spots in san francisco. >> two famous singers are performing in

. >> an easy win for oregon, clemson ends auburn's 17 game winning streak in death valley. >>> last nighthe tigers clinch their first win and they know how it is. >> a sports team can uplift your spirits. they deserve it. >> the regulars back in the line up after last night but scott sizemore burned his team with an rbi single to bring home brandon allen. gonzalez allows just one run. now 14-12 on the season. they win 5 until 3. >> rivera pitches for career save 601. yankees have a lead over the red sox in the al east. garcia on the move in round two of the championships. eagle on 15. >>> justin shot 2 under 69 to separate himself from the field. the raiders wracked up a few frequent flyer miles to start the season. monday night they were in denver and yesterday they made the trip to buffalo for their week two match up. the wide receiver dropped the game winning touchdown in overtime, a game they would lose. >> you have this kid coming up making place and when the biggest play needs to be made, he don't make it, you know? you feel bad. i'm devastated right now. >> now he's the bills no. 1

quorum call: he senator from oregon. mr. wyden: mr.dent, i'm going to take just a few minutes this morning to take on the naysayer caucus that has developed on the issue of tax reform. the presiding officer: the senate is in a quorum call. mr. wyden: i ask unanimous consent to vacate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. wyden: mr. president, i will just take a little time this morning to, as i indicated, make some remarks with respect to this issue of tax reform and particularly try to lay out why the naysayers, those who say oh, tax reform isn't going to make any difference any time soon or there hasn't been a lot of groundwork laid, those are the two major arguments they are making. mr. president, i'm going to try to lay out why those arguments are wrong. to start with, they reflect a misunderstanding about markets and about free enterprise and about what drives the american economy. one of the major reasons that consumers are not spending and businesses aren't hiring workers is uncertainty about taxes. enac

a death row inmate in oregon begging to be executed. gary hougen asking a judge to waive his appeal and proceed with the execution. he calls the lawyers that want to save his life tree hugers. if he gets his wish, it would be oregon's first in 14 years. he pleaded guilty to beating his ex-girlfriend's mother to death and was also convicted of killing another inmate. and the dog, as eric was telling you about having a rough, rough day. you're looking at mango, 3-year-old pomeranian who ran away from home and on to a deadly freeway in oregon. he dodged six lanes of traffic before a group of drivers pulled over. even then, mango proved hard to pin down. one man falls down trying to save her. it's a she, eric. mango was not hurt. she's now back with her owners. i guess we have to say good girl. >> what a dog tale. >> let's start things off by telling but the governor of the great state of new jersey, chris christie in the 6:00 hour last night pacific time, he was there at the ronald reagan library out in california. nancy reagan in the fron

y lsu and oregon are on deck.tay tuned for after the game, an extended version with larry beil and yours truly as we break down all of today's action. speaking of action, the third round of the u.s. open and roger federer on the court looking for a 6th open title. he has no chance of returning this serve. it is the 30th consecutive time. the top seed is taking on king. he sets it into a different time zone. he takes the first, 6-2. and then more of the same. he is moving on with a straight set victory. the a's beat the mariners 3-0 for their third straight win. they turn it on and lsu and oregon are on deck and it is a new and extended version of "after the game." a busy day in college football and i know one person is loving it. leigh glaser. >> absolutely. >>> and that's it for this edition of abc7 news at 4:00. thanks for joining us. saturday night football is next. we'll see you again at 11:00.

up into oregon and even over into central nevada the fire warnings are out. >> and no rain necessarilyust dry lightning strikes. on dry ground in dry soil. >> bad combination. >> could trigger fire. let's hope for the best. a live view right now here in the bay area from the high definition looks like sutro camera looking out over the city of san francisco. just a little hint of some light fog around. we had a shallow bank of coastal fog today as you can see here on the satellite closeup image and it hasn't deepened a lot although it is diaper than it was this afternoon. -- it is deeper than it was this afternoon. relatively cool near the coast today and hot inland. a high of only 69 at half moon bay which is mild for half moon bay actually. highs inland mid to upper 90s. 95 antioch. 99 fairfield. 97 at livermore. close 100 but no triple digits yet. on we go to current temperature readings. 83 antioch. 84 livermore. 81 concord. the inland east bay still pretty warm but cooled down to the 50s in parts of the north bay and along the coast. the highlights, shallow coastal fog present toni

the spartans haven't won on the road since 20008. >>> hare's oregon bad uniform choice of the week.p much of a fight. lamichael james takes a punt and this is trouble. james weaves his way 58 yards to the end zone. thomas matched the school record with six touchdown passes as the ducks turn the school board into a pinball machine, 69-20. >>> michigan and notre dame sporting throwback unis. it was a classic, michigan came back from a 27-7 deficit and completed this pass to roy roundtree with two seconds left. roundtree only needs to get 1 foot down. he does that. wolverines 2-0. the irish 0-2. >>> 84-year-old penn state coach paterno in the box, the lions picked a field goal but it was all alabama after that. richardson with a 13-yard 4th quarter run for six. the crimson tide a 27-11 winner. >>> ohio state is supposed to bead toledo, especially at home. the buckeyes trailed as late as the 4th quarter before pulling it out. this one's an important momentum changer in the third. field takes a bunt. he won't be stopped until he goes to the end zone. ohio state hangs on 27-22. >>> defend

surgeons were able to remove the pole and patch up the canine without causing damage to oregon organs. >>> attention shoppers. michele obama in sunglass and shades shopping in the store. they say she often will slip out on regular errands. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather here's meteorologist demenica davis from wnbc 4 new york. can you imagine being in your checkup live line -- >> she always looks good. >> absolutely. >> so, the weekend's here, yes. >> fist pump. >> and we do have some big changes. they're not all necessarily bad. there's a look at the wider view. still dealing with active weather moving off to the east. this is a cold front, the last of the cold fronts that will push through the ohio valley. but what this does is it brings some cooler air to much of the country. so, from the middle part of the country off to the east we'll see fall-like temperatures and even a preview of winter where we could get our first snowflakes out to the west. tropics still heating up. the biggest storm is hurricane ophelia. this is just south of the bahamas. it is exp

they drove from washington, oregon, we saw families and hoping they would get through the door before we closed down for the day and the next day they want come back. we had very little time to plan. >> in 2004, when the city opened up marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples we were here. and then got in and got married. we were so appreciative for the city to do this and make it available. it was for chaos. >> in 2004, we had no idea what to expect. we had originally wanted to marry under the 9:00 a.m. court opening. meaning we were trying to do it in a way where we could get the first marriage under the bell before the courts came in to stop us. what we didn't know was what we didn't know. it's going about things and not knowing the consequences. we had to quickly organize a way to get through the enormity of requests to get married >> later that year, the california supreme court ruled they were void. >> the law in this case worked. we challenged the law and went up the ranks and eventually the supreme court said stop and we stop. there was a great sense of despair in some sen

oregon. and arizona is a little cooler. so this pattern will continue. need a little bit of rain, though. >> thanks so much. italy is downgraded. apple is bumped up and another flub by net flix. >>> plus, fired for behaving badly, charlie sheen is about to enjoy a very good lawsuit settlement. >>> coming up, a save for the record books. hands down, the best touchdown catch of the season. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some top headlines this morning. the military's ban on gays serving openly ended at 12:01 a.m. eastern time today. the lifting of don't ask, don't tell means an end to all pending investigations and discharges that began under the law. >>> in yemen protesters and military detectors seized a base of the elite republican guards signaling what could be the start of the collapse of the regime of yemen's president. at least 50 people have been killed in a flareup of violence that started last weekend. >>> several english media outlets are reporting news corps's english pub

surgeons were able to remove the pole and patch up the canine without causing damage to oregon organs. >>> attention shoppers. michele obama in sunglass and shades shopping in the store. the white house didn't release details on what the first lady purchased but they did say they say she often will slip out on regular errands. just like everybody else. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather here's meteorologist domenica davis from wnbc 4 new york. she has your forecast. good morning to you. >> nice looking forecast. it's the weekend and nothing looking too bad across the country from coast to coast. let's get right to it and we will start off with the tropics. we did have tropical storm hillary. that has now become a tropical depression. again, this is still going to be no threat to the u.s. it is going to just continue to peter out as it stays in the open waters. we're not worried about that. quiet weather across much of the west coast. we do have a storm system moving into the pacific northwest. we could see some isolated showers and maybe some thunderstorms. same

we are still warm in vegas and phoenix and a slight chance of a case. 87 degrees in oregon.in the 90s for you. >> as i mentioned it will cool off a little bit. details coming up. >> also coming up, euro jitters hit asia. a big business big weight loses her job. and big things on the auction block. plus a movie about a deadly virus brings up some big bucks at the box office. >> coming up, an emotional start to the nfl season and serena williams has a major melt down in the open finals. you are watching early today. >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. president obama will begin a new campaign like push. the president will speak before public workers in the rose garden today before heading out on the road to rally support. >>> and niger's government says that another of gadhafi's son has been captured. hids departure comes as rebels claim to have taken all but total control of one of the final strongholds. and anti-american cleric is urging followers to stop attacking u.s. troops in iraq so that

host: are again -- oregon, republican tide thank you for waiting. >>-- oregon, republican. thank you for waiting. caller: i was watching a few months ago when you hadealth porter, an ..d is with cancer drugs a very short supply in america. i call white senators and congressmen as saying -- i called my senators and congressmen saying i will not give you a pass on this, because this is life and you are playing russian roulette with a bid they say, "no, we are having this inspected." i said, but not according to this reporter -- "not according to this reporter to read what happened to the tainted dog food?" we're not calling -- i said, sir, you made yourself to be the political guru here in oregon for the senior citizen and you threw us under the bus, sir, i won't give you a pass on this either and i found out from one of his staff member and i'll quote him and he said "yes, greg waldon is very concerned because people in his district and his district starts at hood river on to ontario, oregon, is calling him and saying they cannot get their medicines they need this his distri

the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. wyden: mr. president, under the leadership of chairman baucus, i have the honor of chairing the senate finance subcommittee on international trade. and that's why i wanted to take just a few minutes, mr. president, to outline some of the issues that i think are relevant to this important debate by going to bat for workers under the trade adjustment program. now, in my home state, mr. president, about one out of six jobs depends on international trade. the trade jobs tend to pay better than do the nontrade jobs. and so what i said is my philosophy about international trade is what we ought to do is everything possible to grow things in oregon and in the country, to make things in oregon and across america, add value to them here and ship them somewhere, because this is an extraordinary opportunity we have in front of us in terms of expanding exports. the fact of the matter is, mr. president, that the american brand, the brand that is attached to american goods, the exports that we send

oregon.hington and idaho. recall covers product with a use by date of september 29. bag in the box code you see on the screen is b 2 5 6 4 6 4 3 8 8. which is stareia rarely shows newspaper produce but out brick traced to colorado canteloupe sicken at least 72 people and caused up to 16 deaths. so there is heightened concern about that risk. >>> all right. spencer is off. sandy is with us tonight. talk about a forecast as we hit the weekend. it's very different from how the week began. >> we began warm hot note we are going down with cooler drizzle heading that the weaned and then did you know right rain. >> downhill fast >> really going fast. we are going from fall to winter quickly. all right. so get ready for the changes. we have already seen the first in the series of changes today with considerably cooler weather and the cooling is going to continue tomorrow. here's live picture from the high definition camera. you can see the trees blowing in the wind. flag swaying there as you can see.

. >>> oregon couple who prayed and rubbed olive oil on the dying infant has been convicted of man slaugtle and shannon were found guilty after bacterial infection led to their child's death nine hours after he was born. their church believes in relying on medicine rather than prayer to treat illnesses. >>> recalling 90 cases of lettuce after one of the bags tested positive for lysteria. they say that the cases were sent to a food distributor in oregon who may have shipped them to washington and idaho. it's bags of a used by date of september 29th. >>> a miracle puppy survives after mistaking a metal pole for a bone. the story behind the x-rays in 20 minutes. >>> bank of america's being accused of sticking it to its customers. that's the angry response from illinois senator dick durbin on the plan to charge customers a $5 monthly fee just to use their debit card for purchases. cnbc's courtney reagan is here with what's moving your money on friday. consumers are not happy about this. $5. >> exactly. nobody wants to pay more and face value it seems unfair to consumers and especially those f

after the prime time game oregon and lsu. better late than ever >> the giants opened a sear u.s. -- a series with first place team. giants down 1-0 in the third. and jeff keppinger just misses the home run here. cody ross on the bases. should have been out by a mile. but the throw is way off-line and it's a 1-1 game. if carlos beltran can heat up, the giants can make the stretch run kind of interesting. high, deep, and 2-run bomb. 3-1, giants in the fifth. the beltran show continuing. loops the single. in comes matt cain, who will single himself. beltran 4 for 4, 3 rbis. cody ross in the seventh, his 11th of the year. shades of the way he exploded last september. doing it with a bat and this spectacular catch. glove save and a beauty! that would be full extension. giants win, 6-2, and close to within five games back of arizona. a's and m's in oakland where you don't leave home without your fosse bobblehead. hideki matsui continues to crush the ball, just like that. scott sizemore slicing and dicing to right to score matsui an

well, she ran finally to a schoolyard, was eventually caught despite traffic in portland, oregon. there is the owner. old mango will be locked up for a couple of weeks now. >> mischievous mango. >> get that collar on. lucky dog, all that stuff. >>> a cup of joe a day could keep the blues away. >> for women. >> new study by harvard researchers found women who drank 2 to 3 cups a day lowered the risk of depression by 15%. the women who drank even more, four or more cups of coffee a day, reduced the risk by 20%. researchers say caffeine helps stimulate our central nervous system and it boosts your alertness as well as your mood. >> lawrence is taking notes over there. [ laughter ] >> lunch, buy coffee -- >> what are you saying? [ laughter ] >> we are just saying happy -- not saying a thing! >>> 6:26. coming up the solar setback. how budget cuts are turning off the lights on a major green project here in the bay area. >>> plus, smokers might be snuffed out in a big section of the city. the ban being considered in one part of the bay area. >>> the price of baked goods is causing a stir

the pacific looking active some showers into oregon and washington but we are going to stay high andry and looks like this ridge will strengthen for at least one more day maybe an offshore wind kicking in tomorrow. with that in mind beautiful wet next couple of days. 80 palo alto, 70 pacifica and 81 hayward. hot in brentwood, livermore and pleasanton. 93 in danville. 88 degrees in the napa valley. as you make your way into san francisco today, should be gorgeous temperatures running up into the mid-70s there. upper 70s into oakland. about 87 in sonoma. great weather fade, tomorrow could be nicer, getting hot in some spots inland. toward thursday and friday, we'll begin to watch that ridge breaking down somewhat so temperatures will start to cool off a bit now. clouds next weekend, at least a slight chance of some showers as we head into sunday. better chance of rain next week. enjoy the sunshine while we have it. >> carpe diem. >> yeah. >>> elizabeth likes the heat. >> i do. i head inland on days like this. let's show you what it looks like out there. it is great on the roads so far.