said san francisco is an independent city, certainly has the authority to set its own standards, as portland. we are operating under an mou that they can block. commissioner slaughter: i think we're all frustrated the fbi is not here to answer some of these questions. i think that would help us. with respect to representation'' you are making, i have heard of the representations about compliance with 8.10. i still don't see how this language in the order that says the lot -- officers must be in compliance come if they're not -- i will leave it that. i think the language here in this bureau order can be improved upon. i also respect chief suhr and his effort to make sure there is no daylight between sfpd's obligations to being compliance with these important policies. >> rich -- with respect to the standards, the chart we presented to you we went over line by line with the fbi and said, is there anything here that is not accurate? they agreed it was accurate. they say we don't always apply those guidelines. we are more limited. what the guidelines say, the controlling documents, it is exactly

if you are up near you know seattle down towards parts of portland today. as the low pressure system crashes ashore, you will be feeling the effects in parts of california eventually. temperatures are comfy. salt lake is 48 and boise 57. you will start the morning on a comfortable note and end it. sunshine al beker key 84. portland to medford, san francisco at 65 and we have to look at tomorrow to see what is happening. seattle will be still in the clouds with the showers 58 for the high. salt lake city at 81 and phoenix gets up to the big 100 on wednesday. look for warming a break there for a couple of days but it is back. that is a look at your forecast. atures in the 50s for parts of northern california. so that is a look at your tuesday forecast, lynn? >> thank you so much. it is back to business on wall street after a long holiday weekend. early morning business headlines are straight ahead. anything but smooth sailing in italy for jersey shore's sno snookie. >> and ohio state's sweater vest is put on the shelf. you are watching "early today." >>> good mo

portland and in oakland. you may have read the recent "chronicle "sports article -- " chronicle" article as well. a serious terrorism threat was uncovered after a city council resolution a few weeks ago. portland is the only incident of a local jurisdiction opting out of the jttf that we know of in the united states. issues we are facing now, as described in the recommendation, is not whether we should opt out, but whether we need -- what we can do to ensure that officers involved in activities have strong civilian oversight of their activities and report activities through the established civilian oversight mechanisms and procedures defined in 8.10. recent meetings have been predominantly to discuss how this can be accomplished without are diminishing our ability to assist in joint activities of that -- of various federal agencies. our approach to achieve this objective is to publish internal directives ensuring our officers only participate in activities that the -- that meet our local standards of reasonable suspicion, not a criminal nexis, which is the standard of the city of portland and orga

. >> reporter: as the lanes head home to portland, their focus shifts from saving katherine's life toone. >> my parents are just excited for grand kids now so. hopefully that will come soon. >> in fact, katherine is now pregnant with baby lane, due in august, something her doctors in oregon told her would be all but impossible. in the newsroom, i'm carolyn johnson, abc 7 news. >>> president obama's 2012 campaign staff has turned all the fuss over his birth certificate into a fashion statement. they are selling t-shirts on the web side that shows the president's face on the front along with the words made in the usa. on the back is an image of the president's birth certificate from hawaii. one the white house produced in april in anttem to squelch accusations that he is not an american born citizen. the t-shirt is available with a donation o at let $2 to the campaign. >>> if y think youmoney is profebruaried from thieves because new don't carry cash, think again. thves u skmerso swipe informiofrom bk cas. michael finney has some ways th you c ptect yourself. >> reporter: the key to you

as they struggle to conceive. >> the patient on this operating table came from portland, oregon. this is the first time the procedure is attempted to be done robertic surgery. >> the surgeon never seen the abnormal goth of the utter us took over the major blood vessels and invading her blood stream. she's told by other victims that she would never have children. >> i was told thrathere is nothing to do for me. it was way too to operate. we i could use my hand. but a second opinion let cath lin lane . the pain she was strolling to control. >> i was confident that i can deal with the endomitriosis. >> they together used minimally and insace raive to remove the endometriosis and scar temperature and damaged kidney. remarkably the day after the surgery catherine was up and walking and off thoxy don. >> i feel like i have been given a second chance. >> it is a reminder to all women struggling with infertility. >> if the husband is fine and all of the other tests come feign and they say it is all okay . not getting pregnant. it is that until they are rating a new life. >> i am not just

our system responsible for the cool down today as that little low on its way right into portland. we'll see sunshine away from the coast. patchy fog by it. and that's a westerly breeze. and that means cooler weather. so 50s, 60s by the beaches or low 70s down by santa cruz. 60s, 70s around the bay and upper 70s and few low 80s inland. what's the good news? if you want warmer weather hold on. it will be here tuesday, wednesday, thursday. friday for those who like the cooler weather it will be back for the upcoming weekend. dave. >>> all right. time now 6:26. we're following breaking news. we're waiting and watching the door that secretary of state hillary clinton will be walking out to the podium making an announcement on behalf of the united states about the death of the killing of osama bin laden. the camera pushing in. you have the flags on both sides. exactly what she will say we don't know. but we're expecting her momentarily. that's why we keep going back to these pictures. interesting to hear what she has to say this morning. >>> certainly will. stay with us. we will be righ

so you know there is plenty 0 go around as far as low clouds, there is low spinning off portland. it does not have moisture with it but cold air so another low drops in late tonight more likely on tuesday. that will do a couple of things keep the fog going and enhance that and start to bring in more cooler air and maybe rain. light rain, nothing too heavy. kind of just hit and miss i think as we go into tuesday and wednesday but temperatures get 15 below average though especially inland, no doubt about it. today low clouds then some sun, breezy at times, cooler though on these temperatures, 50s, 60s, 70s, even with the 70s there is a sea breeze. this are very cool. partly mostly cloudy to cloudy. thursday and friday look okay. then maybe another system with another possibility of rain as we go into the weekend. >> wow. all right. thank you, steve. >>> wow, the memorial day weekend is the start of summer vacation, but they said they can't afford to take a vacation this year, up from 21% last year. 16% of workers say they gave up vacation days last year because they didn't have time

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after leaving congress in 1981, bob returned to private practice as a lawyer in portland and washington, d.c., and later served on the northwest planning tower council. bob had many passions in his life but none more important than his family. he was maried 48 years to mary jane until her death in 1989, and later he married kathy bowe and found many years of happiness. bob had seven children who survive him, nancy, angus, david, jamie, lori, bonnie and jeannie. he was a stubborn political animal, generous of spirit with a legacy for courage, strengthened by his convictions. he was a man of great humor, intellect and conviction. he was also thrifty to an extent that his legendary to family and friends and many of his constituents. until the end of his life, i would get letters from him in a series of three cents and the old congressional stamp scratched off. he was very good with the taxpayer money which drove even his supporters to distraction. he leaves a legacy for courage, the strength of his convictions, the accomplishment of decades of service, particularly a decade to two very div

. >> as you said very incredible. from portland, oregon, ktau, she has this eye-opening experiment.eler waiting for his bags at pdx. he has a tablet or perhaps ipad in hand. or does he? watch again as he waves the case by the backpack and then by the man's back pocket. fortunately, walt is with us and the device in his case is turned off. >> this is the same reader they have at the stores. >> reporter: a reader that scans credit card numbers. you bought six of them for 20 bucks? >> yeah. >> reporter: if i were a crook i could do the same thing? >> yeah, oh, absolutely. >> reporter: hold the device just four inches from a wallet or purse. so this is your credit card number. we've blanked out the numbers but if i pushed a button here it actually would show all of the numbers. >> yes, we have all the digits there. this is the expiration date. >> reporter: enough information to make a purchase online or over the phone. >> whoa. >> reporter: so the whole credit card number is there. >> yeah, it's that simple. >> reporter: don't think it could happen to you? well, with permission, we skne

fall victim to ththe crisis >> house speaker john brenner will nominate a catholic priest from portland, ore., as next house chairman. he is a 60-year-old native of washington state, replacing someone who retired. the house is back to legislative business next week with a couple of bills dealing with offshore oil and gas drilling. one would require the administration to issue more drilling leases. next week, the senate will take up the controversy a bill that would in billions of dollars in tax breaks for large oil producers and increase tax breaks for clean energy producers. >> now available, the c-span congressional directory. it is a complete guide to the first session of the 112th congress. it has contact information, district maps, and committee assignments. it has information on the white house, supreme court justices, and governors. order online at c-span.org/shop >> president obama will be at fort campbell this afternoon meeting participants in the raid that killed osama bin laden. he will welcome back the troops that just returned from afghanistan. we will bring you coverage of that begi

portland. almost the same at other side. boston 62. new york, 72. wealth of 80s through the midsouth and midwest. it looks like another day of severe weather is possible in the same area as yesterday. see the storms going from kansas city to 35. to dallas. no delays there. i expect some to develop as we have seen if laguardia. check out our flight tracker at abc7news.com. >> thank you. >>> the former chief of the international monetary fund is expected to be released from jail later today. judge in new york set bail for dominique strauss-kahn at $1 million in connection with sexual assault charges. he will be restricted to a city apartment under armed guard when and if he is free. john hendrin has the latest. >> for strauss-kahn this is prison. starting today, d.s.k. will begin detention in the manhattan building, respecting for there are 14,000 a month. >> i have decided i will grant a bail under the following conditions. >> the conditions, he will surrender his passport, wear electronic monitoring bracelet and pay for armed guard. it's far cry from riker island jail where he is used to luxury hotel and fist class travel. in a rare moment, strauss-kahn blew kisses to hi

portland, oregon. we'll keep our eye on this. as soon as we get information, we will pass it along.k to our big story this afternoon. the military operation that left osama bin laden dead is increasing the mistrust between pakistan and the u.s. several officials question the claim that pakistan did not know that bin laden was hiding close to the pma and the u.s. government is asking pakistan to explain who built and owned that compound where osama bin laden apparently lived and where we know he died. for pakistan's part, they are saying that the raid was unauthorized. pakistanis take to the street in anti-american protests. watch. this was the scene playing out in a couple of different cities within pakistan. you saw american flags that have been burned. many of the protesters are carrying large pictures saying osama is a muslim hero. adding to this, perez musharraf says that the u.s. operation to kill bin laden violated pakistan's sovereignty. >>> and now to this video here. this is missouri. what happened was, you see the woman being rescued out of the war? she's rescued just in t

effective, as we all want them to protect us from terrorism, by exercising san francisco powers, they don't need the deput ization. they said it is a huge win for combating terror giving the portland officers the same security clearance, the same level, the same access to information they need to do their job to keep us safe. the technical difference is they would not be deputized. i do not believe what you would be giving up, unless there are things going on that nobody knows about that they are not supposed to be doing. i am not suggesting that is the case. it seems it is the perfect win- win. the way to exercise it is notify them your during the transition period you have 60 days to talk about it and fix it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> man, president? -- may i, president? >> thank you, commission president. i think i owe it to the community to first make a comment to say that it was public hysteria that caused all these jttf and surveillance in the community. i believe that we have all the good intentions in the world to solve the problem. it is actually regrettable that the special agents and fbi are not in the room today and we can ask them directly the questions. a lot of

portland. it's heading into northern california for tuesday and wednesday as the pattern continues to be on hold here. low clouds, sun, breezy to windy at times especially along the coast and higher elevations, already had gusts at 35 miles per hour for a few. 50s, 60s, or very low 70s. if anything, we'll have mostly cloudy skies. not a lot of rain tuesday into wednesday. a break thursday and friday. then there's the possibility of an even stronger system moving in by the upcoming weekend. >>> we have new information on the bryan stow beating case. the important details that were missing from a computer database that may have helped police. ♪ [ music ] >>> also, how pg and e is responding to recurring problems along san francisco's embarcadero. >>> a company marking the american holiday with respect to well worn american flags. >>> welcome back, time now 7:29. oakland police were busy all night, investigating a triple shooting that left two people dead, one person critically injured. this happened just before 9:30 last night, right here. 88th avenue, international, during a barbeque and side sho

as severe around kansas city, oklahoma city. heavy snow in the rockies, and rain in the pacific northwest. >> 60s in seattle and portland. 77 in albuquerqueicago, 89. mostly 90s from new orleans all the way to new york. >>> you have your dancing shoes on right now? >> yeah, i do. i love the story. >> the broadway play "anything goes" lived up to its name this memorial day weekend. saturday's performance ended with a marine captain taking to the stage and proposing to his girlfriend who is in the navy. >> of course, fleet week here in new york. and the play is about a shipboard romance. the cast provided the perfect backdrop for the proposal. yes, she said yes. the sold out audience loved it though we are not sure if they called for an encore. >> thanks for raising the bar, marine. now what do guys have to do to give their girlfriend the ring? the bar is raised so much higher. >> my husband didn't meet that bar. must have taken quite a bit of coordination as well. >> coordination, timing, everything required for a broadway performance. >> and now they have the video to show their grandkids. >> impressive. on memorial day weekend. seems pre

baltimore wet weather and portland, maine, at number three because of the rain and the fog and seattle expecting fog and delay as few delays at airports, too, and a lot of wet weather, don, on both coasts of the country. >> jacqui jeras, thank you very much. appreciate it. ahead, one reporter is no doubt thankful for a lot of luck. it felt like the sky was falling and how one guy was picking up the pieces. retail sales are up. china is getting more of our money, and you may want to keep the old car another year. allison kosik has the details in this week's "getting down to business." >> reporter: retail sales continue to climb, but the space a bit slower than expected. sales rose half a percent in april slowing from the march increase that was almost double that. one reason for the penny pinching could be the soaring price of gasoline. aaa says the average price for a gallon of gas is at almost $4. also growing, the trade gap between the u.s. and china. china's overall trade surplus tops $11 billion in april. that's almost $10 billion higher than the surplus recorded a year ago. finally, your old car may now be

in boston and portland, maine, you're a little cloudy, we hope the sky will open up as beautiful as itre a little cooler during the day today. in the deep south, big heat. dallas about 78 degrees today. it's nice. duluth is about 56. 50 degrees now. of sunshine and it will become breezy in the afternoon with wind gusts up to 30 miles hour. to 60 milesll be up hour an not every day you get to hang out with an extinct dodo bird, george. >>> a segue to jodie foster. she has a new movie that stars a hand puppet. it's called "the beaver." she stars in it, along with mel gibson. take a look. >> did you read the card? >> yes, i did. >> read the card. read the card. >> the person who handed you this card, is under the care of a prescription puppet, designed to help create a psychological distance between himself and the negative aspects of his personality. please treat him as you normally would, but address yourself to the puppet. thank you. >> there you go. >> is this some kind of a joke? >> no. there's nothing funny about it. >> jodie foster joins us now. you hear "the beaver." >> yes. >> an

portland, the captain of the team. that was spent. and " thorton -- said that tomorrow is gained 3. but many of the players have said that it is.. >> the sharks did not have asch downtime as vancouver. >> vancouver, they wrapped up quicker and and the sharks would break into seven games. there could be some three that they had to get their legs back but these guys are professionals the cannot lose their cool. when eager was in the penalty box in one sequence a fan came down and flashed him. how was that? and how about that? an interesting night. >> we will look for a victory tomorrow night. kron 4 news at 6:00 p.m. is coming up right after this break. >> now at 6, the biggest by people with since google. is it really worth the price this ipo? >> two men shot and killed what led to this deadly encounter and what the victim's family is saying. >> and the san bruno blast the pg&e measures to make the neighborhoods safer. the minute details of the arnold schwarzenegger scandal the mistress was obsessed with maria shriver. >> at 6:00 p.m., the social media company made a splash on wall street. it's i p o is the largest sense of google. maureen kelly. cents-the sh

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portland. that's responsible for our cool down. coming in rapidly behind that will be high pressure. it will start to show itself tuesday and then really come in on wednesday as temperatures everywhere coast, bay and inland will warm up. today it's that fog that will win out by the coast and the westerly breeze sunny but cooler and breezy at times now unless you're right by the coast where there will be patchy fog. 50s, 60s by the waters edge. 60s low 70s around the bay. upper 70s few low 80s inland. we have a delta breeze in place. it's not turbo charge or anything. but it's there. low 70s even with sunshine towards santa cruz. 78 livermore. redwood city 75. sunny and warmer on tuesday. and then sunshine and warmer weather takes us wednesday and thursday. slight cool down friday and then a significant cool down as we go into the weekend. >>> well, today southwest airlines plans to finish its purchase of air tran. analysts say travelers shouldn't see any differences today or even this week since they believe it will take at least a year to fully integrate the two companies. travelers do worry that decreased competition will lead to higher fares. >>> fast five

as a man shoots at police. next the dramatic end of to a four-hour manhunt. >> look at the temperatures across the country we're going to be warmer in seattle and portland andof oakland it will be warm some areas could see record highs. i'll have the pollen count for you. >> i'm sue hall in for frances dinglasan. >> we'll have your commute in just a few. >> 5:30 on this wednesday morning. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. >> top story a diplomatic war of words this morning in the wake of the death of osama bin laden. afghanistan is pointing a finger at pakistan and critics of white house are asking whether he should have been captured zbloif they say osama bin laden put his hands up and showed he was surrendering they would have taken him alive but his wife made they shot her and they shot osama bin laden dead. meanwhile afghanistan says pakistan must have known that osama bin laden was hiding out in the compound. they said a government with a weak intelligence service would have known. two countries have had a longstanding tense relationship. white house is clarifying details about what happened when they found him. they said bin laden did not have

the leader in wind farm, it's a beautiful sight as i drive down ocean drive in corpus christi looking across the bay at the windmills across over by portland, that's the future. but you can't put a windmill on a car. you've got to have oil and gas to run your cars. now we can get into a cushion about needing to be focusing on cars working on natural gas as a more cost effective way to do it, we've got a great abundance of natural gas but we have got to get rid of the moratorium, the de facto moratorium that is crippling the oil and gas industry in the gulf of mexico. it's running prices up, it's costing us jobs in texas, i want to talk just for a second, if you don't mind, judge carter, about the betrayal of the oil and gas industry being an evil -- the portrayal of the oil and gas industry being an evil industry. it's easy to talk about big corporations, big producers like exxon an b.p., i've got two things to say about that. first of all, i imagine if you've got a retirement fund or pension, you're an owner of one of these oil an gas companies. your pension plan, mutual fun, they're all investors in these companies. . oil and gas is prod

as the border is unsecured, we will have a nonstop flow of potential inmates. why don't we let them all gone and ship them back to the run country? host: portlandore., karen, what is your comment? caller: i am a native of california. i left there in 1995, disgusted then-governor wilson's policies regarding three strikes. the terrible direction that we took 20 years ago with reducing funding for education and spending more on prisons. i have been right thing to my nephew who is in prison, who is not a violent person, he was addicted to drugs. he cannot get a job. he made a mistake, committed a crime, and non-filing crime, was supposed to go to drug treatment which california as a policy of deterring people and his court hearing was a total sham. even the appellate lawyer was totally hooked into the system. because he had committed crimes in the past, he is considered basically no good for life. irredeemable. even though he was abiding by drug treatment roles, he was not on parole or probation, but yet that appeal was systematically this night for some irrelevant reason, saying that he had violated probation when he was not on probation. so there

portland art museum into a center for regional art works. the generosity of harold and arlene can be found throughout oregon in places such as the oregon zoo, a special favorite of my children, louis and clark college, the middleman jewish community center, the oregon symphony, the oregon ballet, and the portland opera. a centerpiece of oregon's arts community is the beautiful arlene schnitzer hall in our downtown portland community. it's affectionately known, madam president, as the schnitz. harold schnitzer was a humble man and he came from humble roots. as a boy, harold earned 25 cents a week polishing metal in his father's portland scrap yards. from there, it was on to the massachusetts institute of technology for a degree in met lure just, -- metallurgy, and then he went on to a career in real estate. certainly, our colleagues from the bay area of california know who harold schnitzer was, because with great pride he restored the historic claremont hotel club and spa in berkeley to its former glory. and in true harold schnitzer fashion, when he sold the hotel in 1998, the proceeds provided the funding for two family charitable foundation