medford, medford... would both of you please-- this--this isn't right. --please be quiet? reverend tarbrush. yes, brother parnell. on behalf of my wife and my son and myself, i must beg your forgiveness. [music] with this, thy bounty which thou has bestowed upon our humble family, undeserving though we are of your generosity, we beseech you, oh, lord, to guide our behavior and paths that are pleasing to you and to forego the temptations of-- get your butt back in that chair-- and to forego the temptations of satan wherever they appear. should he tempt us to lie, give us strength to tell the truth. should he counsel rebellion, make us to obey. where he would confound us with great confusion, banish it from our sight. and should satan attempt to lead us astray, return our steps to the path of righteousness. to these ends, oh, lord, we dedicate ourselves. and as a token of our faith in you, we promise to forego our plans this saturday night and promise to attend the family unification crusade televival with your servant, the reverend orville c. tarbrush. we thank thee in the

if medford ever heard you say that-- i have nothing but love for your husband.ade. i can't believe i'm hearing this. you're hearing right. now, ellie, i know you've had thoughts about me. it's not unusual. many of the women in the crusade do. they write and confess to me as much. all i'm saying is right here and right now, we have the god-given chance to do something a little nice for each other, if you catch my meaning. you want to have sex with me. all i want you to do is, is yield to the cravings of your heart, admit what you and i both know is true. tell me, "orville, i want you." i want you. that's right, ellie. come on, say it, say it. admit that you lust for me as i lust for you. lust? come on. come, my child, reward these eyes that know the beauty of your spirit with the sight of the beauty of your physical charms. reveal your perfection unto me. come on, ellie, present the evidence of heavenly beneficence unto my worshipful gaze. oh, come on, ellie, show me your tits. please, reverend tarbrush, please. hey, what--what are you doing? son, the lord doesn'

eugene and even medford's got some showers. although we do have more showers in the forecast wednesday. thursday looks like a more significant storm system coming on shore with some higher winds and also more significant rain. that's portland all the way up through washington state. the other story is the cold temperatures. the storm system that's heading for the middle of thei dragged cold canadian air. 32, salt lake city. temperatures that have dipped in some spots in northern nevada into the 20s. this is a significant air mass. many of the cities staying warmer than that. your forecast for your tuesday, umbrella weather in the northwest, much of california still looking dry and okay. 64 in san fran. we'll be on the coolish side in phoenix. that's cool for you. 74 for your high. that's your national forecast. yakima, we could see a little mix. otherwise look for nice conditions in the south. >>> as far as the week ahead forecast goes, we've got the big storm thursday and our fingers crossed for the weekend. >> i'm liking the

but i also bring greetings from medford massachusetts rotary, which is medford is about five miles north of boston. as it turned out its population is about 55,000, and when i was writing this book i sublease a 10 by 10 office space from a local architect who was, in fact, a one term rotary president and now he is signing up for a second term. he told me before game i told him us coming to speak to one of the most prestigious and oldest and certainly friendliest i know rhodri's in wichita may be bigger, he said keep it short. these people are on their lunch break. [laughter] but i did hear an awful lot and i'm glad you guys don't -- willard garvey didn't know how to keep it short. i think some of you enjoy that as well. but he was a faithful rotarian for more than 50 years, and this was his club. he joined rotary in 1950 and you could usually find in your without fail on monday. he was out of tow town and he on made it a point to visit with other rotary clubs like we had today. and around different cities in the united states. willard really loved rotary and became clear to all the speec

temperatures not too bad but it is cold portland to medford. the low off the coast is lurking. some rains shifting north ward. a little bit toward santa barbara. another plume just to the south off the coast of san diego. we can see this thif that one h pa back on shore. anybody traveling across the country looking good. the forecast today, maybe some showers in l.a., later today in seattle. otherwise, clear for your travels. >>> the next winter storm on the way. t.j., the week end forecast is probably the worst of the travel will be in the northwest. details ahead. >> bill, thank you so much. >>> we turn to the north koreans in a moment. they're at it again. >>> also, best in show. you'll meet the winner of the national dog show. >>> and a floating city for 50,000. do you want to live on a photoing city? we're back in two minutes. >>> 11 minutes after the hour. welcome back, everybody. we're now less than 24 hours before president obama's self-imposed deadline for fixes heal healthcare.gov. officials say the vast majority of people will have a better experience. >>> as people

cold in medford at 27, a winter coast morning in pretty much all areas of the west. high pressure is going to protect the west for the next three days, we're going to be looking at temperatures moderating over the next three days, chillingy mornings and the afternoons with sunshine. not a bad afternoon, l.a., one of the warmer spots in the entire country at 72 degrees. 60 in vegas, cooler in phoenix at 66 degrees and as i mentioned, it looks quiet through the busy travel period. that's your national and pasco, washington, a high of 38. >> there's one section of the country that won't have major airport delays. >> for now, we'll see how it goes throughout the day. >>> some black widow spiders found on grapes right here in the united states. we're going to tell you where. >>> plus, the story of a shark choking on a moose rescued by two men. >> what? >> i kid you not. it's a real story. >>> and a sunday night football thriller. manning versus brady and a comeback for the ages. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. and welcome back. take a look at the moment a

if you're anywhere from seattle southward, olympia, tacoma, eugene, medford, anywhere in between you will see rain. no at lot of rain. rainfall totals an inch or less in all cases but still cloudy on the cool side. you're looking great for friday. sunshine after a cool start. warming up nicely in areas like tahoe. weekend forecast coming up. i mentioned rain on saturday. i'll let you know what sunday looks like. >>> coming up, see who donald trump thinks is cool enough to give $10,000 to. >>> plus, the most exciting new potato chip to come along in a very long time. >>> police find an incredibly sophisticated drug tunnel along with thousands of pounds of pot and cocaine. that's coming up next. a few stories making news this morning. more than 47 million food stamp recipients will see a cut in their benefits starting today. that's because stimulus funding instituted in 2009 automatically expires. the center on budget and policy priorities found the cuts translate into $29 less per month for a family of three. >>> more than a third of abortion clinics in texas could be closed as early

it shattered windows at the county district attorney's office in medford. sources say if it went off the way it was intended to, it probably would have levelled the building. somebody was seen running away from the explosion in oregon but nobody has been arrested. there is a lot of news today, political and otherwise. but for my money, the most bizarre news of all today, political and otherwise, comes out of the great state of idaho. here is idaho, boise is idaho's state capitol, the state's largest city. and in southwest boise this past year they elected a new state representative. they pretty much always elect republicans. but they elected a new republican last november, his name is mark patterson. he calls himself a constitutional republican. he is a ron paul guy in idaho. he got a really big boost in the state legislature when he was endorsed by the very conservative congressman raul labrador. they started to turn up weird stuff about his background. his website described him as having been a student at the university of southern california, having gone

storm system passing to the north and you can see the strong jet stream around medford where the rain will be for the better part of the day and tomorrow and we will have high clouds and less tomorrow than today. saturday, probably the nicest day this weekend for sunshine and mild temperatures but sunday you can see the increasing clouds, the see breeze comes back and there is the chance of showers monday. not a great chance but it is a chance. we have numbers, they finally all of us in the 50's with the storm coming in and because it is coming from the west it doesn't have a ton of cool air so we are back in the 60's and maybe a few 50's at the coast. have a great day. >> 6:19. the biggest pack 12 game of the year is hours away from kicking off. >> the fan frenzy leading up to the stanford-oregon matchup and warning to people looking for last minute tickets. >> "consumer reports" teams up and i knhenry winkler. and i know there are many myths out there about a reverse mortgage, so i want you to know the facts. there are currently no credit score or income requirements to qualify. you

from mitchell to ben from enterprise, to medford, all over. not only are their plans being canceled, the replacements are coming back, for example, with -- back, folks, with deductibles that are $15,000 when they were paying a couple thousand. the premiums are going up in some cases double or more. some of them may get a subsidy. a lot of them won't. and now they don't have the plan they were promised that they could keep. and another thing that's insidious that's going on below the surface, meeting after meeting, hours are being cut back, people are losing their jobs, they're getting less take-home pay because of obamacare. this is a problem all across america. the promise that you can keep your plan was never to be kept and they knew it and they continued to say it and it wasn't true. people are losing their plans, they're losing their coverage and they're losing access to the specialists that may save their lives. that's right. they won't be able to keep their doctors. they may. but if the doctor's out of network, there's no cap on what the

doesn't involve rainfall there's plenty of rainfall for seattle and portland perhaps as far south as medford oregon where the rain will stop but notice the cloud cover will stretching farther south. you may have seen clouds to the north before sunset. that cloud cover will put a blanket over us overnight tonight. you will start off cloudy with minimal such. cloudier for you tomorrow. but the overall weather pattern is the same. cold on the other side of the sierra, rain to the north blocking everything. but next week the ridge moves just far enough to the south that the next front that moves in which will be toward the middle of next week may bring that rain-no rain line down to the bay area. so keep your fingers crossed for a rain chance coming up next week. saturday chilly and dry. concord high tomorrow 62 only 2 degrees below average so this is where we should be. we have just been spoiled with warmer weather recently. san jose and mountain view hitting 63. san rafael 63. santa rosa 62. san francisco 61 tomorrow. you want the sunnier day over the weekend, make outdoor plans for sunday. no

in such a hurry, her quick-thinking grandma pulled over to the shoulder of busy interstate 5, near medfordoregon. threw down a blanket. and mom delivered emma. all are doing fine. her dad is already nicknaming her, check this one out, i-5. >> yeah. >> it could be worse. you could be nicknamed l.i.e. >> expressway. >> you don't want that. i-5's not bad. >> had to arrive before black friday. emma knows what she's doing. congratulations to them. >>> we're going to turn, now, to the stunning video of that record-breaking heist in a luxury jewelry store. it took place on one of the most famous streets in the world during the star-studded cannes film festival. abc's lama hasan has the story. >> reporter: captured on surveillance video, these first images of france's biggest and most brazen robbery. looks like they could be a scene straight out of "the pink panther" movies. watch as the audacious thieves enters the jewelry exhibition at the carlton hotel in july. the same setting as the thriller "to catch a thief." he walks around, brandishing a gun, terrifying the shopkeepers and unarmed securit

and medford, you'll be there, shy of 60 degrees. i want to leave you with a look across the nation.unshine and warmth in the southwest. that's about it. >> this weather report brought to you by the university of phoenix. you guys, it's not going to be forever that it stays cold. we get warm in some of these places. >> like june? >> i always go with may, june. >> april? >> that's right. >>> coming up, jennifer lawrence takes on what she calls hollywood's mean girl culture. >>> and license to eat. what we can learn from the woman embracing the so-called anti-diet. come on back. at university of phoenix, we know you can't afford wrong turns on the road to your future. that's why we build tools like our career guidance system. it's kind of like gps, you know, for your career. it walks you through different degree possibilities and even lets you explore local job market conditions, helping you map a clear course from the job you want, back to you. go to phoenix.edu and get started today. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of

from mitchell to ben from enterprise, to medford, all over. not only are their plans being canceled, the replacements are coming back, for example, with -- back, folks, with deductibles that are $15,000 when they were paying a couple thousand. the premiums are going up in some cases double or more. some of them may get a subsidy. a lot of them won't. and now they don't have the plan they were promised that they could keep. and another thing that's insidious that's going on below the surface, meeting after meeting, hours are being cut back, people are losing their jobs, they're getting less take-home pay because of obamacare. this is a problem all across america. the promise that you can keep your plan was never to be kept and they knew it and they continued to say it and it wasn't true. people are losing their plans, they're losing their coverage and they're losing access to the specialists that may save their lives. that's right. they won't be able to keep their doctors. they may. but if the doctor's out of network, there's no cap on what the

not as much rain in this round, when you get south towards medford and eugene.ust kind of kicks into the northwest there. we were watching that low move through atlanta, so good morning atlanta as well. and that front goes down through central florida, south florida. it may get into dayton and broward county. it's not rain all day but it is scattered showers and going anywhere from 66 in orlando. to on the other side of the front, above it 70-degree mark. a few showers is cooler tonight. atlanta, 39. birmingham. washington on the brain. 39 degrees. and tallahassee about 48. >>> hi. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. partly sunny today with mid-60s at the coast, low to mid-70s for the rest of us. enjoy the mild weather. i think we have one more day of it in your accuweather seven-day fo >> all that weather was brought to you by cottonelle. everybody? more weather in the next half hour. >> thank you, sam. >> we have a little of this and a moonwalk. i love it. it's going to be a good day, everybody. >>> inside the haunting hoax that targeted top celebrities. h

host: greg in medford, new jersey. good morning. hello? are you there greg? --ler: i was just wondering this is pertaining to people who are -- yes, hi. host: go ahead, greg. caller: there seems to be a lag here. the show is generally pertaining to people who are reported as alive and dead. i wondered if you know of any fraud on the other end of people who are the living dead who are actually alive? it may be beneficial for them to be reported as dead. is there any fraud on that end as well? iest: it does not see him -- did not run across any cases. you could see how that might be possible. one of the things i was surprised by was how easy it is to report someone as dead. as long as you report the right kind of person is dead. built to catchot that immediately. i did run across cases where people reported themselves as dead on purpose. there are not a lot of problems that will let you out. once you report yourself as dead, credit cards are canceled. you cannot file tax returns. there are a lot of headaches. it is difficult to return to normal life. i have not

we go next to lori joining us from medford, oregon. caller: thanks for taking my call.en, so i admit i do not remember it. i know there are photos of me as a toddler with my proud catholic parents and wearing a giant button saying if i were 201i would vote for jfk. lure has it that i was the person on sunday when my father came home from church saying to him, daddy, they shot the man who shot the president. overcome with all the sadness and grief in the world. it turned out to be true. that wecuriosity is know from being told repeatedly that the only film of the events was the zapruder film. it seems unusual to me that it was a presidential visit, and the vice president himself was from texas -- i know i am speaking from the modern perspective, but i would have assumed that it was reasonable to have more, at least local television coverage. film of thely actual assassination. there is a lot of film of him arriving. there are pool reporters anytime the president travels -- there is constant coverage or at least recording for the networks. we have to stop there because we

the rogue valley international medford airport just signed a contract with the company.n extensive selection process. we had a lot of firms apply. this is the firm that we determined was the one we needed. >> the airport did director says the move will help provide more resources to the entire community. >>> president obama says he is closely monitoring all the events surrounding the shooting. during a meeting with the iraqi prime minister, are president obama says asked about the shooting. he says he called both the tsa and los angeles's mayor to offer condolences and support. tsa reports a growing number of passengers are trying to board flights with firearms. from january to june of this year, screeners are confiscated 894 guns. most of them were loaded. that's a 30% increase from last year. for the entire year of 2012 the tsa found more than 1500 guns. >>> bart workers have ratified a new four-year contract. last night the seiu local 1021 announced its members voted 88 period to 12% for the deal. a short time later the other union also approved the contract. union me

after an improvised explosive device blew out windows and started a fire in a prosecutor's office in medforda church and another at a vietnam war memorial. police released a composite sketch of the person believed to be in the vicinity of the church when that ied was found. >>> comprehensive immigration reform is dead in the water on capitol hill, speaker john boehner says the house will not negotiate with the senate to work out differences in their respective immigration bills. democrats want a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants. republicans are avoiding that issue and instead working on several piecemeal bills dealing mostly with immigration informants. those are your headlines. chris, kate? >> thanks, michaela. >>> indra petersons is keeping track of the cold. where is it? how is it in. >> it gets better every hour, the cold leaving the area and as the sun comes out we warm up just a hint more and we need it. temperatures have been chilly out there, a lot of 30s's sp eshlly in the mid-atlantic and northeast and even into the south but we add in the winds out there and the windchil