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

to be here and as far as i could take note is the situation for cyclists as well as in oakland as in portland as in san francisco -- excuse me, i think, yes, important to be again the whole different thing. but as i understand most probably brussels is somewhere in-between. in the last few years, we managed to raise the amount of cyclists let's say from 1% in 2000 to what today is estimated but how did the countings go, but it's estimated as being 3 1/2%. i have made it as one of my priorities to put the discussion on what we call soft mobility for pedestrians and cyclists to put it on the political agenda and being a deputy for the green party in an assembly of 89 deputies, it has been possible to find an alliance in every political party whether it's the liberal, the socialists, the christian democrats, or the green. so we have been taking initiatives together asking hearings in the parliament and so on. i think it's very important that grassroots organization kansas do their work. i'm still participating in actions when we are doing that in brussels. but you need that. you need an efficien

as far as the forecast for the west coast, mild weather if not hot conditions for much of california down to the desert southwest. cool up around seattle and portland as that front went through. it will linger with clouds. 70 in seattle. if you're watching us on king 5 news, seattle, washington, see the classic comedy "abbott & costello meet the mummy" at the nonprofit grand illusion cinema. that's your who's on first event of the day list. >>> bill, thanks so much. here is an early look at this morning's headlines and entertainment. arnold schwarzenegger's one-time housekeeper and mistress has given her first and only interview. she said she did it to set the record straight. mildred baena tells "hello magazine" that when her son was told about a year ago that schwarzenegger was his father, he just said cool. baena said she cried together with maria shriver when she confessed the boy was arnold's. she says she sympathizes with schwarzenegger and hopes with time he and shriver can work things out. >>> elsewhere "people" magazine reports that natalie portman has given birth to a baby boy. e! online reports that kim kardashian has registered at a pos

so it's all out of a cooler direction as the system moves in towards portland and that front right there weak as it may be moving into the northern part of the state will drag across us and bring in cooler air. fog, sun, breezy and cooler. fog mainly south of the golden gate. mild to warm inland nothing compared to what we had a couple days ago. 50s, 60s, 7 0z coast and bay. upper 70s to mainly low 80s inland but a few mid-80s far enough. if you're out towards lake county or sacramento it will be warmer. 90% of the area is cooling down. we'll continue that into saturday and sunday. maybe a little warmer on monday in advance of a system which could be really cool on wednesday, pam. >>> okay. thank you, steve. well, some people in north dakota are fleeing their homes ahead of what's predicted to be an historic flood. the river running through the town is already spilling into the streets submerging roadways and parks. but the national weather service predicts the worst is expected some time next week when the river will reach 1500 feet above sea level. crews have been trying to build dikes

country largest seller of used books on internet site like amazon.com and in some location like portland as% of the books collected in these bin don't end up at non-profit at all. but rather at trm for sale on the internet. >> all i can tell you the agreement safeway has. >>reporter: safeway spokesperson told us that's not the argument here in the bay area. >> agreement is that all books will be donated unless they are too torn or tattered and in that case they will be recycle no. book sold on line. >>reporter: here safeway is working with an oakland base organization called reading partners. >> these books are going back to the local communities. they are going to students who need books who want books and who don't generally have access to book. >>reporter: dmais point last week oakland school children received a donation of 2500 book from his these bin. these are kids who might otherwise go without book this is summer because of all the cut backs in library services there. here in lafayette safeway tells 93 if school children don't need these books and friends of the local library are we

as we go up the coast, not bad in portland either. seattle looks good. what a nice day in boise. 74 and sunny. you know that heat will be right around the corner there as we get to the summer months. >>> 103 degrees in yuma. i used to live there. >> i forget that you used to spend some hot summers there. weekend forecast coming up. >>> going to jail for making a friend on facebook? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus the pluses and the minuses at the box office. >>> coming up t mavericks storm downtown dallas. phil mickelson has nothing to celebrate on his birthday. you've seen walkoffs in baseball but not one like this. >>> well, good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> the "wall street journal" reports the aarp, the powerful lobbying group for older americans, is dropping its longtime opposition to social security cuts. "the journal" says the group has concluded change to the program is inevitable and they want to try to minimize the dam

as today, nothing like that is expected. we are seeing showers from medford, portland, seattle once again, upper-level low, showers plentiful the afternoon. spokane could see a period of rain as the low moves north. continue to watch weather from vegas to phoenix. by your standards, temperatures cool in vegas, 87. showers continue on friday and even into saturday. the next storm comes in right behind this one. >>> if you're watching us on tntv nbc bay area in san francisco, see how our culture has influenced art over the past 10 years. at the more things change at the san francisco museum of modern art. that's your pacific event of the day. we all know the end of that. >> >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. mr. red hot of the moment, justin timberlake is spilling all to vanity fair. timber lake calls jessica beale, who he just broke up with, quote, the single handedly most significant person in my live. timberlake says he and another ex, britney spears, haven't spoken for about a decade and dismisses their young mickey mouse days saying there was nothing normal about our existence. >>> elsewh

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

louis, 77 in new york and mid to upper 50s in seattle, portland and great falls. asht delays we don't have any right now. i don't expect any at sfo. flight tracker, abc7news.com. [ female announcer ] if soap dries itself, imagine what it can do to your skin. but dove isn't soap. it contains pure 1/4 moisturizing cream because, everyday moisture is the key to beautiful skin. and who knows moisture better than dove. tastes so luscious, i enjoy it with lobster... mmmm... shrimp... oh... and mussels. [ male announcer ] fresh butter taste with 70% less saturated fat than butter. [ kim ] you can have it all. >>> i'm sue thompson live in san francisco, where same-sex marriage is about to go to the federal court and why one man is at the center of a whole that you controversy. >> good monday morning, see the clouds trying to creep into the area. they are having a hard time. sunshine and warmer weather today. >> and traffic could be lighter but we are seeing more crowding westbound 80 westbound 80 near berkeley but nothing to slow you down. >> good morning. i'm carolyn tyler,

as you can see. we do have hazy skies. no worries about rain. you'll notice the storm track way off to the north. it's not a nice start to the weekend in seattle and portland to the north. that's where the jet stream is. it should stay there as we go through the weekend. we'll see dry conditions here. warm enough temperatures to keep that sierra snow melt ongoing so use caution heading to the high country this went. i don't think we'll see much in the way of showers in the sierra. for the bay area, high temperatures running a bit more mild. we had hot weather for the middle part of the week. today mostly 70s inland. some 80s heading further inland out by vacaville up toward lakeport. tomorrow looks warr. 80s for most places inland. 90s possible for inland spots including san jose just in time for the start of summer which is finally here starting tuesday. >> very nice. thank you very much, rob. >>> cuts are coming to those folks in santa clara county who may need the help the most. the santa clara county board of supervisors approved a budget that includes $4 billion. there was a 25% cut to community social programs and more than 300 county workers will lo

visitors will be allowed to get as close to the site as possible without actually touching it. >>> the city of portlandn, is draining its main reservoir after a man was caught urinating in it. the nearly 8-million-gallon flush is costing taxpayers $36,000. 21-year-old josh cedar said he was drunk at the time and apologized for the incident, but he thinks the city went too far saying animals relieve themselves in the reservoir all the time. >>> well, in medical news this morning the gap is widening in cancer death rates between college graduates and those with less schooling. the least educated died at rates nearly 2 1/2 times of that with men with college degrees. there's a similar trend with women in that group. the poll suggests that less educated people are more likely to take risks with their health. >>> fewer high school students are drinking soda. they're more likely to drink water, milk and fruit juices which was a surprise for centers for disease control. >>> the bruins will parade the stanley cup for their fans tomorrow. in dallas yesterday, meanwhile, the new nba champion mavericks took their

portland won an academy award for her portrayal as the self mutilating a ballerina. tweeted that his fiancee, x beyonce a crystal harris had a change of heart and their nuptials are off. >> jessica simpson is headed back to what made her famous. she is getting a new reality television show. she is now going to be a mentor on a show called a fashion star. sensible guide 14 aspiring designers as they compete to win a multimillion-dollar fashion contract. she does know a lot about fashion because her own fashion line made $750 million last year. >> she is a billionaire because of her shoes. >> after months of disasters and setbacks house in previous showings, spider-man turn off the dark in broadway reopens last night. barbara walters, mandamus, former president bill clinton was there, so for the show has a mixed reviews. the new york times said that it was a >> we want to tell you about our sweepstakes. father's day is sunday. we are giving away 10 magellan roadmate gps systems and we have to, 50 in. 3d televisions. go to our facebook fan page and like us. we will be r

portland. a weak front is trying to move through there. as we go into tuesday, just about everyone is dry. we really begin to crank the heat for the first time in a while in the desert southwest. everyone over 100. sacramento, california, hear stories of the caultural adaptation and triumph of the indians. >>> bill, thanks so much. here san early look at this morning's headlines and entertainment. at the box office, it wasn't a sequel or remake and didn't have any big name actors but that didn't stop "super 8" from finishing atop the movie heat. it easily claimed the number one spot after selling about $38 million worth of tickets. despite concerns its marketing campaign was too vague about what the movie was about. >> what is it about? >> i'm still not sure. "super 8" is the first original live action nonsequel to finish first in almost three months. we'll find that out for you, bill. >>> last night at broadway's tony award, "the book of mormon" a spoof from the creator of tv's "south park" dominated the show winning best musical, original score, best book, best direction and best actress

portland. >>> and steve jobs is back in the spotlight as well. the apple ceo will give the keynote address at the company's developers conference next monday. jobs is widely expected to unveil apple's new icloud service which basically lets users store and stream music online instead of holding it on your hard drive. apple has also reportedly sign deals with warner music, sony entertainment, emi, so apple is just taking over the world. >> they are taking over the world. they needed the cooperation of those music companies in order to get it done and it sounds like they have got it. >> reporter: getting her done, yeah. they're not screwing up like, you know, the google machine. but look, just to be fair, can i say that google does not screw up on a whole lot so just add one little tally mark to a whole lot of knock it out of the park. >> very rare. and they can always make it for it with share price. >>> the state assembly passed a bill that would force online companies to pay real world taxes in california. if passed into law, it would include al

we went to visit her in portland where she is seeking a competitive edge. >> olympic gold medalist as you have never seen her before. the dogs aren't the screen are gymnast shawn johnson. the technology maps for movement as she runs down the mat. -- the dots on the screen are gymnast shawn johnson. we have been given rare access to their research area. they are designing a new line of clothing marketed around shawn. she has just signed a sponsorship deal with nike. >> i am out of high school and wanting to go to college and build a foundation for the rest of my life. this really can set me up for good. >> shawn johnson joins a long list of famous athletes who have signed up to the nike brand. when she won gold in beijing, she was a relative unknown, but her fame and success means is now an attractive advert. with the deal comes custom built clothing and footwear. getting the size writer is an exact science. she seriously injured her knee last year and is not even certain she will compete in london in 2012. for a big sponsor, there is no guarantee that the deal will pay off. >> there i

as far as the pacific northwest goes, you still have a cooler flow. warm in medford, but portland, upper 70s, low 80s, we'll take it. today even warmer in the desert southwest. there's nothing going on here. there's barely even clouds to talk about. an onshore flow with pressure off the canadian coast. this high pressure will keep it nice and hot and steamy here in southern california. 113 in phoenix. we had heat warnings in effect for some areas and advisories, 110 in vegas. 90 in medford. updated forecast on tomorrow coming up. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> also coming up, hope for greek dead. blackberry's maker finally enjoys a day in the sun. and a flashy car helps a guy with the ladies. >>> plus hugh hefner lets his ex-fiance keep almost everything he gave her. but you might not believe what he did want her to give back. >>> an emotional return for serena williams. a ball a beer and one thirsty fan. >>> good morning. and welcomeback to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of the top headlines this morning. >>> the associated press said that president obama laid out

portland. >> i'm shocked, really. >> reporter: eric kidbine can't believe the man he grew up with, 21-year-old lucas ebert, would ever get wrapped up in posing as no one was home at the portland house where ebert lived with his mother, until recently. a house eric says was anything but quiet. authorities say ebert first met with a female patient from ohsu here at the nearby va medical center. in an arrest affidavit, investigators say ebert instructed her to stop her medication, ibuprofen and anti-anxiety drugs which led to panic attacks and debilitating pain. ebert's facebook page claims he studied electrical engineering, law, and medicine at osu, psychology and business at the university of great falls, and went to grad school at uc san francisco for a doctorate in plastic surgery plus political science and law. on top of all that the page claims ebert was working for microsoft. when ebert failed to show for a meeting at ohsu last week the woman asked where her doctor was. ohsu started an investigation. have you ever had a case like this here? >> i have not come across a case like this. this is fairly unique. >> you had to be stunned. >> very.

portland. toward boston. warm in d.c., 90. upper 90s around dallas, 109 in phoenix. good news, as far as any flight delays.e have arrival delays to philadelphia. all the other major airports are running on time. severe weather is possible across the midwest to the high plains. also along the eastern seaboard. the flight tracker is waiting for you at abc7news.com. eric? >> mike, thank you very much. >>> 4:48. a frightping incident at a florida fireworks stand. employee got in a fight with another worker yesterday and set off fireworks throwing them in a tent. a witness says at one point the suspect lilth the fuse on two fire -- lit the fuse on two firecrackers and threw them in the gas tanks of a car. luckily, it caused nod serious damage and no one was injured but frightening stuff. the suspect has been charged with arson. >>> two americans are in custody in seattle accused of planning to massacre soldiers on the west coast. federal authorities say they are home group terrorists caught by the f.b.i. sting. abc john hendren has the latest. >> reporter: seattle authorities say it was meant to be a fort hood

portland, light showers right now, they should continue on and off for today. and the 115 in phoenix yesterday, 107 in vegas. today, just asot, but the coastal areas, that's an weather. sacramento, a brief period of rain and most locations in california will dry out by tomorrow. talk more about the storm coming up. >> coming up, traders shrug off spending stats. new strict crib rule goes into effect and what might be responsible for your higher electric bill. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, updates on charlie sheen's old show, his reported new show and his domestic situation. >>> a tough day for the williams sisters, a new law for the dodgers and who knew tarzan could pitch? you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. former illinois governor rod blagojevich has been convicted of 16 of 20 counts against hem, including trying to sell the former senate seat once held by president obama. he is virtually certain to receive a significant prison term. experts say up to 15 years. >>> the supreme court struck dow

west coast, nice and warm, portland, 83 but it has been as we've been saying miserably cool, vegas, 101 to about 107 so the heat is on in the southwest as it stays on in >> it's looking pretty good here in times square, lara. >> thank you, sam. here's a look at what's ahead on the "gma" morning menu. a groom with a view. groomzillas proving that wedding planning isn't just for bri bridezillas anymore. >>> plus the face of fearlessness. say that three types fast. dan harris takes on the bear dogs and happy birthday prince william. we'll tell you how the future king is celebrating the big 2-9. all that and more on "gma." [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebre

fact, going all the way to about 67 degrees in san francisco. 73 in portland, 67 in seattle. 75 in billings. 87 in kansas city. but ash, you'll feel great. washington, d.c., 87. 92 in atlanta. 87 in tampa. that is a quick snapshot of your forecast. t.j., back to you. >> reynolds, appreciate you as always, sir. thank you, thank you. >>> have you heard of these things called zany bands? they're brightly colored, oddly shaped. you see a lot of kids wearing them around their wrists. and our tom foreman visited the creators who are building up america with their zany ideas. >> reporter: on the shipping line, the slap watches are running fast. out the door, all day, every day. another trendy hit for business partners jim howard and lori montague. >> it's mind boggling. hard to get your arms around it. >> we've had up to 200 people a time working here in our distribution center. >> the small company is making huge waves in the competitive world of gift ideas. for example, those oddly shaped rubber bands that kids can't seem to get enough of. they put their zany bandz on the market -- >> we were missing 700 to 800 phone call

as active as presidential hopefuls at the podium, donald trump who quit his short campaign last month received a standing ovation. >> apple is about to make some announcements, like portland about the iphone, coming up we will tell you what experts think that they will unveil. >> another went saturday for the bay area, the can at storm tracker for comment looks like we have a went through sunday on the way. i will let you know coming up [ girl #1 ] who is it? [ girl #2 ] oh, it's him. where is he? i know. yeah. i know. hold on... ♪ [ crash ] [ screams ] [ laughs ] [ crash ] [ crash ] yeah. [ crash ] [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. george: patty, let me be honest with you. won't filing for social security benefits online be co

such as parasites and different microbial elements in the dirt might actually improve the overall immunity that a child develops. >> reporter: the doctor practices family medicine here in portland. years ago kids would easily spend three to four hours outside. that time has significantly increased while autoimmune disorders are on the rise. >> there's been a 400% increase in allergies and hay favor and as ma. >> reporter: that's why at the providence, we care day care it's all about the mud pit. >> we always tell parents, the children are going to get dirty. that's part of the work of childhood. >> reporter: girls and boys are given rubber boots, shovels, and plenty of mud. steps that could help keep girls and boys healthier in the long run. >> and speaking of playing, the most popular gaming system in the country is branching out. this is the newest update to the nintendo wii, it's called the wii u. it was unveiled in los angeles today, and it wants to let you take the wii gaming with you, not just a controller, this new system adds a screen, the double game system complete with excel ro trying to capitalize on the ds. >> i'm terrible at the wii. jeff ranieri is certainly out

portland. the guy comingled his funds with the firms. he basically bankrupted reed. reed was not for giving of this guy as mckinley was to the people who do him dirt. reed did not have that popular personality. >> he eliminated the filibuster that was in the house. what year was that? >> 1890. it is his first term as speaker. >> how did he eliminate the filibuster? >> i am lumping filibuster with the disappearing quorum. >> in the end when he left, where did he go? >> be mckinley government was waging this war with spain. reed despised war. he had not one ounce of fame and glory. he saw nothing glorious about war. he called memorial day the day of the dead soldiers. he wanted no part of it. he saw through the pretenses. along comes this universal theme. john philip sousa had been written "stars and stripes." people walked down the street hearing this irresistible music. it was lost on reed. he believed that he believes in the declaration of independence. that was his line. he would never say a word against the republican party which he loved. he would never say a word out of loyalty against the mckinley a

rightfully referred to as corruption well here's the story arizona for example used to have public financing of elections and started with maine actually the number of communities did a portland oregon used to have it and then i went to arizona and it got struck down today by the u.s. supreme court not in the hole but basically eviscerated it does it's not going to work anymore and this is you know in fact when arizona had public financing you had average citizens running for office because they didn't have to raise all kinds of money the state would provide the money every single day. every other major nation acknowledges climate change now we haven't seen like a stark and sudden shift just consider this for a moment every major nation in the world acknowledges the politicians of every major nation the world would probably change you here in the united states one hundred percent of the newly elected republicans in the house of representatives one hundred percent of them deny the climate changes haven't even as all the science around us is overwhelmingly showing in the news those two now frankly in my opinion it's not because one hundred percent of those republicans are stupi

as well. host: us get to the phones. portland, maine, independent line.ler: the most insidious thing is when the media refuses to look at the actual history of things. [unintelligible] these attacks are aimed at demonizing the american people. we all understand around the world that these have banned myths perpetrated on the united states -- these have been myths portrait on the united states. can you, a it onl-awlaki having lunch at the pentagon? guest: i show in the book that he was a guest of the office of general counsel. nearly 80 people were invited to that one. what is important is it shows me a pattern. at that time, he was an e-mom around town in washington. i revealed documents that showed right after 9/11, he was interviewed, four * by the fbi. there was a split view of him in washington. some were highly suspicious of his contacts with three of the nine hijackers on flight 97. then he was seen as a moderate, go to guy that could build a bridge between that world and the united states. writing about at lunch at the pentagon was really upsetting

as the possible cause of a san bruno pipeline explosion. >>> check out the high temperatures this friday. mid to upper 60s in seattle and portland. southern sections of our country still baking in 90-degree heat hundred and dry in phoenix. we do have flight arrival delays in chicago and philadelphia and more will develop this afternoon. check out flight tracker at abc7news.com. ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. ♪ first date finest: $33. ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard paypass. bringing you the most convenient ways to pay. learn more at mastercard.com/paypass. >> reporter: good morning, i'm amy hollyfield. live in san francisco where about 6,000 people are expected to gather for the funeral of two fallen firefighters. i'll have the story coming up. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney in alameda where firefighters were tied up in red tape and did not respond to a drowning man. >>> good morning, look at the morning marine layer clouds. they are back. big story is how temperatures will kind of stay the same next couple days before launching into warmer than average weathe

as a tool to mobilize. our first call comes from portland, maine. caller: are you going to be covering net roots nation. you are trying to build something up from a grass roots level that happened spon containiously in the left roots level. it seems to me redid you knowed and for this to be happening with the internet on your end really what we were looking to do it is vital to have citizens paying attention we have the tools engaged i think it is great to have that dialogue and have folks talking on the left and right. letting everybody know who is listening and watching this morning. we'll have more in a few minutes. host: back to the phones. maryland on our line for independents. dave. caller: i don't know how old this wroung man is he doesn't know his politics. the tea party was born out of the 1968-1972 election. that is the foundation for it. that is factual. that's why reagan went to mississippi to announce his running. that's the place of evangelical revolution, the south vote. ok with the mid-west vote to go to the presidency. that is factual. i probably read more books than you. you have no un

as a cure for alzheimer's. >>> welcome back. extreme heat was pushed back where it should be with mid 90s around atlanta and new orleans to near hundred dallas and phoenix. mid-50s in portlandsince january. she will continue her rehab in houston. >> she spoke to me in soft sentences but initiated those sentences with responding only able been able to do recently. >> as for the big question looming about her returning to work. chief of staff acknowledged this week that giffords has a long way to go. words are back more and more. she is using facial expressions as a way to express pointing and gesturing. but when it comes to a bigger and more complex thought that requires words that is where she has trouble. one of staffers we've known for a long time that gabby's recovery process would be more of a marathon than a sprint. >> the aides say she could be released from a rehabilitation center perhaps early july or later this month. >> they got a heart stopping scare as they prepared a yacht race. the team was checking out a new boat in san francisco bay for the first time when suddenly their catama rachb nearly capsized. came back down and everybody on board was okay. nobody was

as does 101 in dallas. minneapolis is 77. low to mid-80s around boston and new york. 69 in seattle. 73 in portland. no flight arrival delays in philadelphia. otherwise, all the airports on time right now. that will change with the rain coming to san francisco. check out the flight tracker anytime. abc7news.com. >>> good morning to you. here is a live look at some of the clouds that are filtering through the bay. some of these dropping drizzle, but the big story is the wet weather falling right now in the north bay. the record rain is going to come to your neighborhood. i'll tell you when and how much to expect. >>> here is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. getting a bit busier out there. still no backup at the paygate and metering lights are off. >> i'm amy hollyfield. live in walnut creek. where two people are in the hospital after being stabbed last night. and two people have been arrested. update coming up. >>> i'm terry mcsweeney live in the newsroom. it looks like california will have a new budget baiter today and governor brown did -- new budget later today. governor brown did it with

that man drove her daughter to portland, oregon, to sell her body along this seedy strip of motels and sex shops. this is the corner where police picked up emily working asute, and she was only 16 and she told police she did not want to keep selling herself. doug justice retired from the portland police department, but still fields calls about the trafficking. >> he bought her clothes and got her condoms and told her what to do and how to do it, and everything. she kept every penny. she did not want to do it again. you could tell. she was freaking out. she knew what she said in there was going to put this guy in jail for a long, long time. and he was a very bad guy. >> reporter: emily's testimony threatened to put the man that she said trafficked her in prison for the rest of his life. after she testified she sent her to live back with her family without any security. she told her mom she was going to leave from this bus station to see a boyfriend 30 minutes away in seattle. that was the last time emily's family ever saw her. prosecutors indicted her pimp, but without her testimony the case fell apart. the attorney's office in portland would not comment

and portland 65 and 59 and we do have flight arrival delays in chicago and more could develop where you see the yellow strip. flight tracker at abc7news.com. >> eric: many boat owners are frustrated as they continue to wait to get their vessels surveyed and repaired from the damage caused by the march tsunami. a tour through santa cruz harbor and they report the only repair law in santa cruz is overwhelmed because they are not geared for doing so many remainders at the harbor. about hundred boats were heavily damaged during the tsunami that was triggered by the powerful earthquake in japan. insurance adjusterers say they can only handle a few repairs at a time. >>> first look at some remarkable underwater pictures left by the tsunami. japanese scuba divers took the video. they show twisted metal and furniture resting on the ocean floor and cars are in some of the photographs. they hope to find missing victims from among the wreckage. they estimate the number of dead and missing at more than 24,000 people. >> eric: it's been a tiny bit of progress on that massive fire in arizona. they have 5% containment on the 386,000 blaze this morning but air quality warnings have been extended th

portland, oregon to sell her body. >> this is where officials picked her up working as a prostitute.ce she didn't want to keep selling herself. doug retired but still fields calls about trafficking. he was the man that convinced her to testify against her accused pimp. >> he bought her clothes, told her what to do, how to do it. he kept every penny. you could just tell, she was freaking out. because she knew what she said in there was going to put this guy in jail for a long, long time and he was a very bad guy. >> reporter: emily's testimony threatened to put the man she says trafficked her in federal prison for the rest of her life. after she testified, prosecutors sent emily back to live with her family without any security. about a month later, she told her mom she was going to leave from this bus station to go and see a boyfriend about 30 minutes away in seattle. that was the last time emily's family. the case fell apart. the united states attorneys office would not comment on any connection between the case and emily's disappearance. in a statement to cnn said "our heart goes o

as an associate in 1986. since 1990, he has been a partner and head of litigation for the firm's portland office. throughout his career, mr. simon has advocated on behalf of the american civil liberties union of oregon as a pro bono attorney but his involvement in the aclu goes beyond mere representation of a client. mr. simon has been a member of the aclu of oregon since 1986. he is an active member of their lawyers committee and served as a board member from 1997 to the year 2004. he was the vice president for legislation 1997-1998 and vice president for litigation years 2000-2004. now, i recognize a judicial nominee should not be evaluated solely on client lists or memberships. that would be very unfair. however, these are relevant bits of information about a nominee, so i'd like to have my colleagues listen to the words of one of my democratic colleagues who inferred that the aclu is beyond a moderate or mainstream approach. this was stated during the debate on judges nominated by president bush -- quote -- "if you look at the record of these judges and you put scales left to right, ten being

as severe weather pushes in from the plains to the mississippi valley. scattered showers from buffalo to maine. and in the southeast, from the carolinas into florida. showers from seattle and portlandto helena, montana. >> 75, billings. 85, sacramento. scorching, 99, phoenix. minneapolis, 78, chicago, 71. kansas city, 82. just 66 in boston, 93 in atlanta and 90 in miami where they will be crying about the nba title. >> rubbing it in, aren't you? >>> great news as congresswoman gabrielle giffords is expected to leave a houston rehab hospital within the next few weeks. we're also getting a closer look at how well giffords is doing with the release of the pictures on her facebook page. she looks great. >> she does look great. love that smile. her hair is shorter, but she still has the winning grin. after leaving the hospital, giffords will continue outpatient therapy in houston. >> very cool. congressman anthony weiner's troubles got worse for him over the weekend after more compromising pictures came to light. >> yes, a flurry of top democrats have called for him to resign. instead he has taken a leave of absence and gone away for treatment. >> treatment. >> lucy yang of wabc in new

portland. and back out towards chicago, 76. 81 in new york. 74 in boston. wrapping it up in washington, d.c. with 87. t. j., your turn >> we thank you as always for spending time with us here on "cnn sunday morning" >>> did the president get it just right? today, too many too soon or too few too late? with house committee chairman, mike rogers, and nancy pelosi. >> i don't see why our troops couldn't come home sooner. >> and then jim demint on his 2012 litmus test. >> we have to balance our budget, should not be president of the united states. >> and then former bush spee speechwrit speechwriter, michael gur sun. i am candy crow low, and this is "state of the union." >>> citing gains on the grounds with the taliban, president obama said he will bring 10,000 surge troops home by the end of this year, and another 30,000 by 2012. 70,000 troops will remain in afghanistan, twice as many when the president took office. still the drawdown decision was seen as defeat for military commanders. >> the ultimate decision was a more aggressive formulation, if you will, in terms of the time line, and then what we had recommended. >> more aggressive a

filed a lawsuit against portland's transit agency claiming negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress. but the court ruled in favor of trimet. a crowd holds its breath asly disabled man slips from the top of a 50-foot ferris wheel at an annual iowa state fair. it's august 2nd, 2005, and the day begins with excitement in the air. >> the biggest fear in eastern iowa, a lot of people expected to be there over the week. a lot of people already turning up for the fair. just in its first few hours. >> a weatherman at kwqc tv the local nbc television station is preparing to do a live shot for the newscast. >> the kick off day was special needs day where they invited people from around the region with special needs to come and join the fair with their care takers. for us as a tv station we like to get there and do all of our newscasts from that fair the first day it opened. if you're coming to the fair or anywhere in the great quad cities we'll have a look at your tuesday forecast in just a moment. >> when the newscast takes a commercial break maitland stands by going over his notes and enjoying the crowd. >> i was looking around gathering the sights and sound

portland. near 90 in boise. kansas city gets up to 87. and chicago a comfortable 80. 90s from dallas to atlanta. mostly 80s from boston to baltimore. >>> in new zealand, a wayward penguin known ashappy feet is recovering from a third life-saving surgery this morning. >> the poor little guy. the bird ate a lot of sand, mistaking it for snow, and that clogged its digestive system. surgeons removed as much sand and twigs as they could but the emperor penguin is still in critical condition. >> it turned up on a new zealand beach last week nearly 2,500 miles from its antarctic home. >> a lot of folks following that story, hoping he's all right. >>> she has bony legs, scraggly hair and a protruding tongue. but she's top dog when it comes to the aesthetically challenged. >> yeah, introducing yoda. the world's ugliest dog. this distinction bestowed on the 14-year-old chinese crested chihuahua mix who beat out almost 50 mangy mongrels in northern california to earn this dubious distinction. >> she's a real bow wow. yoda's owner took her in after finding her abandoned behind a building. she said at first sight she @ she thought it was a rat. >> you can sort of understand that. >> i mean,

portland, oregon. >> guest: a question regarding circumstantial evidence. we have seen asoming more and more prevalent and less and less credible. what affect do you think people like rush limbaugh and so forth have on the social norms of the day? >> guest: it may be that as i mentioned earlier prosecutors have a lot of discretion and often when you prosecute the person and send him to jail it can be based on circumstantial evidence rather than the person making -- witness testifying as a person who does something wrong but sometimes circumstantial evidence is quite powerful and it is up to a jury to decide whether it is a sufficiently powerful. juries do a reasonably good job at that but i don't have any particular knowledge about its effectiveness. i didn't understand the second question. >> host: he was talking norms. [talking over each other] >> host: opinion leader who sets source of -- social norms. >> guest: let me say something. the interesting thing about social norms as compared to what is there's no formal way to change them. you change the law by going to congr

as it could be. we would be worse off if the enemy had better leadership. host: portland, ore., a republican. we heard in libya that part of the libyan rebels are al qaeda. our politicians have said we'd do not know who is running for rebels in libya. also i would like from your laden didn't osama bin worked for the cia in the early 1980's and the early afghanistan episode? when did he make the transition from working for the cia to being our enemy? >> i have seen no evidence that osama bin laden worked directly for the cia. he was there at the time that there was a covert action program in the soviet occupation. as far as i know, there was never any collaboration between bin laden and the cia even though both were working toward the same objective. that does not mean they were doing it together. the other question was the extent of the al-qaeda presence with the libyan rebels. there has been some reporting to that effect but that does not necessarily mean that al qaeda controls elements of the libyan opposition or is directing the libyan opposition or even is playing a significant role. i wo

as well. on the west coast, cool. finding the cool air there. but it's a little more comfortable. portland at 72.en we get rid of this little dry spot here, there will be some storms in the new york city and mid-atlantic area later on tonight. it's fun in the park right here. it's fun in the park right there with lara spencer. >> hello, sam. >> hi. >> funny that you should toss to me. all right. >>> we'll be right back. first, one of our favorite friday moments, "your three words". and today, the band is called mazes. and the song is called "cenetaph." the words, they're from you. ♪ ♪ >>> meet erica, she hasn't shopped for a new p.c. because -- >> my computer is the same as a new computer. >> so, to show her what she's missing, we built a p.c. store inside her house. >> come on in. make yourself at home. >> this is my home. >> let's take a look. >> it's really light. honey, help me shop. >> you can get up to seven hours on this battery. >> the color really pops out. >> everything's wireless. wireless keyboard. >> that's impressive. >> i like this one better. >> and i like this one. >> new p.c., w

as a professor. michael simon now is a partner at the firm of parliamentary pen portland and he has worked there since 1986. after graduating suma cum laude from ucla, mr. simon attended harvard law school where he again graduated with honors cum laude. mr. simon began his legal career in the department of justice antitrust division where he served as trial attorney for five years. during his time working in washington, d.c., mr. simon also volunteered for and served as special u.s. attorney for the eastern district of virginia, and it was through his work at the antitrust division that mr. simon made one of his most notable contributions, and that was a contribution to strengthening consumer protection law, and as the distinguished president of the senate knows from his days in connecticut as attorney general how important it is that there be public advocates for consumer rights because so often this is a field that gets shortshrift. people say they are for the rights of consumers, but these cases can be hard and time consuming to bring and that's what michael simon did and did so well. working on be

francisco yesterday but as we get over the next 48 hours, it's more likely this coastal fog will start to creep in. already we're getting some showers into seattle and portlanday so stay up with your local abc stations and you'll know exactly what's going >> and we are back in emeryville which, by the way, if you like car, you need to be here. there's a big car show going on at the same time. here's what we have on your "gma" morning menu. we think of her as the first lady but she's also the first mom. in an interview with michelle obama, she tells us what her hopes are for her daughters. it's a story you're going to want to see. >>> also, would you do this? what is a gender reveal party? what is that? would you go to a party, cut into a cake and find out with the rest of the crowd what the gender of your baby is? seems to be a new trend. >>> and also this morning, the teacher who is also an nfl cheerleader. she's going to talk out about the online gossip that isn't much to cheer about all on "gma" ahead. stay with us. [ lane ] here's the trouble with some anti-wrinkle creams. the cream disappears but your wrinkles don't. ♪ introducing neutrogena® rapid wrin

as a separate issue. >> gentleman's time is expired but each witness is allowed to answer. >> i would like to speak to that. having been a kid who grew up in portland, it is a hard neighborhood to grow up in. if you talked to my friends who were 16 years old and told them i would be the new york state department of corrections for 26 years they would have had no doubts. they would have thought would be on the other side of the law. i know what you are talking about, growing up in a bad neighborhood and going into prison and coming out and the need for rehabilitation. this is different. our adversaries know the full that they have in the prison environment. they are able to select that same individual you are talking about who wants to be rehabilitated, who wants to change and add purpose to his life. they select him and convert him and indoctrinate him and send him over. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from alabama recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate your willingness to have this hearing today to focus on these issues that are of great national importance. my question is for mr. downing nor mr. d

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as -- particular one, much of the research suggests that is not the case at all. he is not the lack of want, but the lack of opportunity. host: brian joins us, portlandmaine, thank you for your call. i have enjoyed what you head to say. i think a lot of the problems will be around the structural employment perhaps i have a master's degree. -- employment. i'm master's degree. i think the problem is relying on the private sector to hire a long-term unemployed. i do not think it is realistic. if you go to a corporation, and you have a gap in your resume, it does not happen. on top of that, i noticed the federal government gives a lot of preference points to the military, or veteran, or whatever case. they have a lot of preference points, but there is none for the unemployed. that might be a preference they might want to look into if they are serious about reducing unemployment numbers. host: how long have you been out of work? caller: about two years i had a temporary work for about six months, but that temporary work did not match what the , which isnt was about to under $50 a week. guest: i wish i could say the government sector could step in, and we

as oiw she's responsible for business and marketing actually. thanks in large part to her efforts, oiw is one the ten overalled most admiralled companies in oregon according to the portland business journal. in august 2010, she was appointed to serve on the u.s. manufacturing council by secretary commerce lock and in february 2010, she was appointed to the oregon business development commission. so now let's turn to the conversation. let my actually start with you, ron. i just wanted to ask you, you know, obviously the administration came in at a real low in the economy. and not just in manufacturing, but definitely in manufacturing. i wondered if you could just frame things up a little bit around sort of where we were, where we've come, what kind of progress that we've made. specifically in manufacturing. >> thank you, it's great to be here. and the comment about the low, i think it's a good place to start, unfortunately. you know, we very good week last week with chrysler paying back the balance of the money that they borrowed. but it is really remarkable if you think 28 months ago what our economy was doing. we lost 800,000 jobs in the month the president took office.