northwest. look how hot we are from vegas bakersfield, california. ukiah, california, 85 and partly cloudy skies. oregon, rather cloudy. take a look at the friday forecast coming up, lynn. >> bill, thank you. >>> stocks boost on earnings. more trouble for goldman sachs. and what's in a name? maybe a trademark infringement. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, it's the list everyone wants to make. "people" magazine's best dressed. >>> a game saving catch, a high flying football player and who will get reggie's heisman? you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> open ben pope benedict xvi was greeted by queen elizabeth in scotland earlier today. his meeting with the queen is significant because of the historic divide between the officially protestant nation and the catholic church. >>> former ebay ceo meg whitman, candidate for governor of california, now holds the record for personal spending on an election. earlier

and also occurring right now in northwest california associated with this little low right there.is for the morning. that's giving us the drizzle. that should also wipe it out. there's some very cool air coming in. for this time of year cold air. fog gives way to sunshine and windy and cooler already breezy and blusterly. showers possible. lake county, eastern napa also so will no and contra costa later on. i'm probably stretching it but i'll mention it. 60s and 70s. cold tomorrow morning and then sunny, breezy and warmer friday, saturday and sunday. >>> thank you, steve. 6:50 is the time right now. later today google of mountainview hosts annual fall search event. the company will discuss the latest technological innovations and give a look at the inside of google search. some bloggers speculate that could mean new search tool that is would bring google closer to the automatic search that ceo discussed at a conference in berlin yesterday. let's check in on the numbers. >>> higher this morning following some gains overnight and this morning in europe. the dow jones a live look at

with power choice, i'm a co-founder of power choice and i have been here in california since 1985, grew up in the pacific northwest. in 1985, i began work with the northern california power agency, a group of 15 municipal electriutilities. i have been involved with public power since then. we -- at ncpa, we built $2 billion in electric power plants. we were instrumental in all of the open access transmission access wars that you are using the transmission from pg&e or edison or whatever it might be. i'm currently under contract as general manager of the power and water resources pooling authority. we are five years and 22 days old. we're about 100-megawatt utility, 15 irrigation and water districts spread between bakersville and in the counties of sonma and santa clara. the model for this is a model similar to what we developed at ncpa and it's the model that i have put into place at the pooling authority. basically i'm very comfortable working with the board and understanding how to extract the most amount of value from an organization that is working in a community effort. it's very important that as public powe

northwest. stretching down to california. rainy from northern idaho to eastern minnesota. south texas gets showers, spun off by hurricane karl. >> unseasonably cool to the south. billings is 53. fargo 59. minneapolis, 64. pleasant along the east coast. new york 75. baltimore, 79. in the south, it is hot. dallas is 97 and new orleans 91. >>> and when we come back this morning, some stunning numbers about how many americans are now living in poverty. >>> plus, many questions this morning about a story that initially attracted so much sympathy. a woman admits she made up the story of an attack that deformed her face. she now admits she did this to herself. >>> and more on our top stor >>> overseas markets are ending the week on a high note. tokyo's nikkei average rose 1.2% today. hong kong's hang seng is higher. in london, the ftse opened higher. on wall street, the dow added 22 points yesterday. and the nasdaq ticked up two points. >>> fresh evidence this morning of the toll that the recession is having on americans. nearly 44 million people now live in poverty. that's one i

more showers in the pacific northwest, stretching down to california. rainy from northern idaho to eastern minnesota. south texas getsspun spun off by hurricane karl. >> unseasonably cool to the south. billings is 53. fargo, 59. minneapolis, 64. pleasant along the east coast. new york 75. baltimore, 79. in the south, it is hot. dallas is 97. and new orleans, 91. >>> and when we come back this morning, some stunning numbers about how many americans are now living in poverty. >>> plus, many questions this morning about a story that initially attracted so much sympathy. a woman admits she made up the story of an attack that deformed her face. she now admits she did this to herself. >>> and more on our top story. a major storm affecting millions across the new york city region overnight. oh, it's not just today. with our free loyalty program, you earn great stuff like accident forgiveness and bigger discounts just by staying with us. oh! ooh! so, what you're saying is, it gets even better with age. oh! tell me we're still talking about insurance. rewarding

before noon, and all the action to the north the california the pacific northwest there were some showersth have now departed. 42 mar will notice some preconditions around the bay area. we will notice warmer temperatures especially in the north in the state. reeves going up in to the eighties for concord a little more fair for all the high of 82 degrees. these readings of about 40 degrees. over what we have seen to date. we are gorgeous the cooler temperatures by mid- week, and that a lot more going towards the end of next week i will have the seven they can never run the bay coming up soon by >> car pool and on six city opens up. their roles to usenet. kron4 has everything you need to know before hitting the road to more. >> self-help 60 drive here's what you need to know about the new expressway. starting monday said from 5 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. the h. w. lang, the four love life. also becomes a tolling for fast track users. that means that if you want to avoid traffic on this court to mouse charge of assault on six cities starting at highway 84 and the ad to 37, it will cost you. somewhere

and then we will have lost something that is a cultural icon in california and the pacific northwest.we will have lost a valuable commercial and recreational fishery. and we have lost a valuable species in our river ecosystem. >> much to dangerous for the environment. it is too risky. >> local fisherman paul johnson is a founder of the monterey fish market. it sells sustainably captured seafood. aqua bounter, the company behind the modified salmon has studiyed aqua advantage for more than 10 years and found no biological difference between the altered fish and farmed atlantic salmon. on the other hand, wild pacific salmon have a nutritional edge. >> more omega 3's and fewer pollutants and plain taste better. >> dr. kim mulvilhill tells us the altered salmon have slightly higher levels of an insulin type hormone and it is linked to a greater risk of cancer. >>> a flu shot can lower your risk of a heart attack by 20%. that is according to a study published by the canadian medical association and says the earlier you get the shot in the fall, the lower your risk. doctors believe there is

northwest. if you're watching on channel 3 in sacramento, california, now that labor day is over, start preparing for the cooler month. learn how to knit and crochet cold weather well at the library. that's your pacific event of the day. what would you knit. >> i would actually love to learn how to knit. i would probably knit a baby blanket for my new niece or nephew or bill's new baby. not so new anymore. >> he's getting big. >> exactly. seven months. >>> now here is an early look at headlines in entertainment. yoko ono is pleased with the decision to keep her husbanded killer behind bars. a new york parole board turned down mark david chapman, citing, quote, the disregard you displayed for the norms of our society and the sanctity of human life. chapman was sentenced to 20 years to life for shooting john lennon outside his manhattan home in 1980. >>> u.n. good will ambassador angelina jolie met flood victims in northwestern pakistan yesterday, appealing to the world to come to the aid of the country. >>> hilary duff was spotted with a script for the new "spider-man" film, leading to speculation

northwest over are the days ahead. that's not going to happen for a while. as of now, coastal clouds in california that are keeping things cool around the shore, but high pressure over the four corner region is going to make it mild, if not mild, then warm. arizona today even on hot side, in phoenix, near 103. starting off your day today, 59 in portland. 58 in seattle. maybe a long sleeve, definitely a light jacket could be needed in many areas. the exceptions being the desert areas where it's still very warm. then as we go through the afternoon, you need the umbrella. leave it in the closet. sunglasses needed in many areas. even vegas getting a little hot. almost near 100. beautiful salt lake city. warm day. 88. boise, 9. pacific northwest, 79, near 80. once we get rid of the clouds, a nice afternoon in california. clouds than ce day. you'd like. temperature in the mid-70s. >>> monday's good. we'll talk about tuesday a little later in the show. back to you, veronica. >> sounds good. >>> and what to look for on wall street and how not to read the news. your early morning business helines are strai

more showers in the pacific northwest, stretching down to california. could get some severe storms. >> 80s in the mid-atlantic states. a mild 75 here in new york. unseasonably cool along the canadian border. minneapolis 64. fargo 59. hot spots today dallas 97, phoenix 107. >>> baltimore's johns hopkins hospital is taking another look at its security after a fatal shooting. >> a lone gunman wounded a doctor and then killed his mother, then turned the gun on himself. john hendren has the latest now from baltimore. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, vinita and rob. the gunman made it to the eighth floor of the building behind me just past the overpass with a semi-automatic weapon. he had a license to carry it but apparently no one checked. it was a two-hour siege, with hospital workers and visitors on lockdown. >> so what were you told to do? lock down? >> yes. it was a lockdown. no one could leave. >> reporter: it began at 11:11 a.m., just outside room 873 of the spinal surgery wing. dr. david cohen was giving warren pardus the latest on his m

california coast today and tomorrow. notice the storm system shouldn't bring too much rain on thursday to the pacific northwest. we're dry almost everywhere an beautiful around salt lake city at 85 and sunny. if you're watching us on kget, that's tv-17, bakersfield, california, if you're thinking about attending the next grace novel, tweaking writing skills, writer's group, lancaster regional library. that's your pick event of the day, lynn. i could use that. >> don't even mention that, bill. >> no, i do. >> thank you. >>> and driving under the influence of marijuana, crashed his range rover in july. the judge made it clear jail was inevitable following a similar conviction in 1996. slapped with a driving fine. >>> penelope cruz's agent announced she is 4 1/2 months pregnant. >>> and lady gaga, 6 million devoted fans on twitter tweeted yesterday for her fans to get in touch with senator harry reid. why? to schedule a vote to repeal the military's don't ask, don't tell. reid responded via twitter that a vote had already been scheduled for next week. welcome to 2010, everyone. >>> this comes to us from philadelphi

california, northwest. the big trouble is in the -- right here, heavy rain to the south. and you'll see low 20s and 30s, patchy frost and sunday morning we're talking tonight into sunday. now, here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. >> and that is your weather. now, back to chris and rebecca. >> thank you so much, mark. still ahead, a lot coming up, an asid attack victim will be with us, the second in the last week, a mother of five. you will not believe her story. very resilient woman you want to hear from her directly. >> tremendous spirit. also progress at ground zero. exclusive looks at exactly what's been going on down there since last year. a little time lapse photography so you can see the progress made over the last 365 days. you are watching "the early show" here on 9/11 on cbs. cheerios could be your ticket to do it. big time. you could win a once in a lifetime chance to live your passion by choosing from t never-dreamed-possible prizes. from a customized v.i.p. vacation, to a hollywood red carpet experience, to cooking with a celebrity chef, and m

lose pacific salmon and then we will have lost something that's a cultural icon in california and the pacific northwestwe will have lost a valuable commercial and recreational fishery. and we will have lost a valuable keystone species in our river ecosystem. >> much too dangerous for the environment. it's too risky. >> reporter: this local fisherman, paul johnson, a founder of the monterey fish market which sells sustainably captured seafood. he too is worried. >> we are going to lose wild fish. >> reporter: aqua bounty the company behind the modified salmon has studied aqua advantage for more than ten years. the company has found no biological difference between the altered fish and farmed atlantic salmon. on the other hand, wild pacific salmon have a nutritional edge. >> they have more omega-3s. they have fewer pollutants and they just plain taste better. >> reporter: one issue that is sure to come up at the public meeting is that the altered salmon have slightly higher levels of insulin-like hormones. some research linked high levels of the hormone to a greater risk of cancer but it's not clear how

northwest. well, if you're watching us on knvn nbc 4 chico, california.to start your day with some fresh air, how about some stretching and a little sun? head over to the one mile pool for yoga in the park. and that's your "pacific event of the day," lynn. >> all right, thanks, bill. >>> well, now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. the britney spears bodyguard whose been threatening a sexual harassment lawsuit has finally filed his papers. the suit alleges that spears made repeated unwanted sexual advances and repeatedly exposed herself in front of him. spears also allegedly mistreated her children in front of him, once demanding his belt so she could "savagely hit" her youngest child. >>> elsewhere, "dancing with the stars" participants will not meet bristol palin's ex, levi johnston. "popeater" reports expecting the worst, palin has banned johnston from the set. a family friend told the website, "the only person that loves the press more than palin is levi himself." >>> "jersey shores'" snooki pleaded guilty yesterday to

northwest. showers and cool weather. only low of 60 there for portland and seattle. >>> if you're watching on kget nbc 17 bakersfield, california. looking for a little rest and leigh relaxation but vacation isn't in the budget, head to the greenacres community center of for free relaxation and meditation classes. that's your pick event of the day. not bad. >> we could all use a little zen in our lives. continue to you think? >> a little free vacation. >> that, too. >>> now here's a look at your early morning entertainment headlines -- jodie foster is standing by mel gibson after a nasty battle with his ex-girlfriend. foster tells the october issue of "more" magazine that gibson is "the easiest, nicest person i've ever worked with." "the second i met him i said i would love this man for the rest of my life." >>> they may love david hasselhoff in germany, but last night he was the first to be eliminated from "dancing with the stars." >>> finally, paris hilton has been booted out of japan. hilton was denied entry into the country just days after she pleaded guilty for a misdemeanor drug charge in las vegas. yesterday officials del

candidates from wisconsin to washington to california in an effort to help democrats hold on to controlled the senate. emily schmidt reporting from northwest. back to you. >> thank you. >>> her approval rating is highr than her husband's these days. >>> still ahead, a social network mistake. twitter got hacked. what that means for millions of users. >>> and what is planned for the annual ditch the card d day. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- welcome back >>>, meteorologist adam caskey. yesterday it was 80 degrees. close enough to call it a seasonable day. the average high yesterday was 78. today it is 77. we will be much above average. near 90. if the record high is 98. that was set in 1895. temperatures are noticeably warmer than yesterday at this time. interfax and marshall, 66. 58 in martinsburg. hagerstown, 63. no big difference is this afternoon. and 90 basically. a little cooler along the water's. high temperatures tomorrow, low 90's. a few isolated thunderstorms this afternoon with instability developing in the atmosphere. >>> they are painting lines on new york avenue in front of the attendees at fl

california. she will do what she canton of democrats tried to retain control of the senate. reporting from northwest, emily schmidt. >> her approval ratings are higher than her husband's, these days. 11 points. thank you. >>> when we return, a new cyberbullying study shows some of the dangerous side-effects. know.parents need to >>> know >>> big bucks have taken over a chicago hotel. building wind farms and expanding clean energy manufacturing. but in america, gridlock has held us back. now, the senate can change that - by passing a renewable electricity standard. it will spur development of clean energy and boost manufacturing in america, creating hundreds of thousands of new jobs. so we can make our own energy future - not just buy it from china. call your senators and urge them to pass a renewable electricity standard today. >>> welcome back. meteorologist adam caskey with the forecast. we reached 80 degrees yesterday with mostly sunny skies due to the high pressure. a few patchy clouds today. we will be under the influence of that high. we will be near 90 today. the record is 98. the average hig

, 30s mountains, 47 ukia, tref eureka, a chill in southern california, the low is up into idaho and montana. the system will clip the northwesta breeze is taking care of most old that fog so warmer side today after patchy coastal fog, 60s by the coast, 70s and 80s inland, sunny and warmer, no big deal but could be a northerly wind there, 60s, 70s by the beaches, 70s low 80s around the bay, low to mid 80s inland. overall sunny, fog starts to increase sunday, cooling begins next week and inland temperatures will start to come back down again. >> 5:20. again we want to try to speak with jeff smith, spokes person for pg&e this morning over the phone. jeff, are you there? >> yes, i am. how are you this morning? >> great, thank you, thank you for joining us. tell us because last night there was a lot of uncertainty but this morning we are -- we understand that it was in fact a ruptured pg&e gas line. what can you tell us about the cause of this? >> right, the cause has yet to be determined. first and foremost i have to say because this is such a terrible tragedy our thoughts and prayers are with the people losing their homes and li

california. and we got this to deal with. temperatures, low 70s to 60s back northwest. a band of rain pushing through carroll county. beginning around westminster and pushing up towards, likes like manchester. that in and of itself is not the end of it, though it looks like wee dry out for a little bit. reisterstown now, mema headquarters, still looks damp, still have fog and 69 degrees. picked up just under a half-inch of rainfall. however, if you are under one of those heavier bands this morning, bowie 72. but they've picked up 1.3 inches of rain and that is just from the morning round that came through. there's a whole lot more i mean a whole lot more, coming our way. we've got the rain sliding to the north. that in and of sit he was seemingly dispersing across the pennsylvania line. still rain out there but the heaviest stuff diminished a little. another surge of heavy rain riding up with the warm air and the warm air really just hugging the bay and hugging around the beltway. north and west it's much cooler than it is downtown baltimore. and on to the eastern shore

california. cooler as you head to the northwest you will see a mix of sun and clouds. maybe a stray shower, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. in the northern plains states, the trough finally cleared out. you are talking about gorgeous weather. cool, seasonable conditions. southern plains, watch for strong thunderstorms. light slight risk for a tornado. we will keep that in mind. in the northeast, hot weather continues. you are in a heat wave. temperature is 96 degrees today in new york city. southeast will have lots of sunshine.,, that's your weather. more on the nation's weather and the hurricane coming up in a little while. harry and air cars back to you. >> thanks, dave. >>> michael douglas talks about his battle with stage four throat cancer. why he believes he will make a full recovery. >> we will speak exclusively with women who survived a brutally attack from a monkey. monkey. this is "thes "the early show" . thank you for calling usa prime credit. my name is...peggy. what is problem, please? peggy? sure...well...suddenly it looks like i'm being charged a $35 an

california. should be a goody in phoenix, too, after some of that rainfall yesterday. you can see just this little frontal system here that's kicking through some showers and clouds in the pacific northwest. it's not a lot of wet weather, as i mentioned. it's going right up and down interstate 5. olympicia is getting a little bit of a downpour. that will kick on through. probably most of it will be gone during mid morning or so. your afternoon should be relatively dry. just this morning that we had the best chance of wet weather. temperatures, seasonable, in many santa rosa, around 82. tucs tucson, clouds will be exiting,. as i mentioned, washington, the cloudy and cool spot, temperatures in the 60s. we'll take a look at friday's forecast coming up. >> bill, thank you. >>> bullish on bonds, grabbing up gold, and who's tops when it comes to the richest americans? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, joaquin phoenix is a whole newman last night with david letterman. >>> the twins are ready for the playoffs. three swings and three runs for jose lopez and one of the best double plays you've ever seen. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome

california. this blaze you're seeing, burning 30 miles northwest of l.a yesterday was the hottest day there sincecross southern cal. 30,000 homes lost power. >>> a jilted woman looking to prevent her e boyfriend from getting married calls in a bomb on his plane. the unidentified woman forced the pakistan international airline flight out of canada to be divert to do sweden after claiming her ex had a bomb on board with him. a swat team seized the man as they evacuated the plane who was later released. police are looking for the woman behind the hoax. wouldn't be that tough if you know who the ex-girlfriend is. >>> president obama waking up in albuquerque, new mexico. he tries to get young democrats motivated to vote in november. kelly wright has more on that. >> good morning. you guys know that the president is trying to do all that he can to keep the democrats in the majority, but he realizes it will be no slam dunk. i refer to basketball, the game the president dearly loves to play. he realizes that the republicans have pulled out a full court press on the democrats by showing up big at the prim

lot of wet weather down in texas, we have got wet weather also in the pacific northwest, sunny skies through much of california plenty of su >>> and here's a live look at golden gate bridge. you can see those low coastal clouds hanging around. they are making their way inland and keeping things cool, bringing our temperatures down about 15 to 20 degrees cooler than it was yesterday. let's take a look at the 7-day forecast, it is going to be pretty cool along the coast. we are going to be in the 60s, not getting much above the mid-70s, another cooloff for tomorrow, drizzle along the coast, then bouncing back up to average seasonal temperatures by thursday. >> and that's your latest weather. >>> coming up next, two women and two separate acid attacks just days apart, now the victims are speaking out. we'll hear from them right after this. ♪ my name is elan, and i'm saving up to buy a new toyota corolla. >> it was that the corolla provides. i am a bookkeeper, and also a prep chef, so i need to be driving around from place to place. for the initial down payment, i'm six months out from when i get to go in and buy

northwest. let's check out the 30 day outlook. it will go above normal for much of the country. near normal up above the canadian border and northern california and checking out precipitation over the next 30 days near normal for most of the cornbelt and above normal in the northwestern plains and the southeast. a lot will be tropical moisture. john. >>> the ultimate farm quest series is brought to you by case i h the world of farming us changing, to learn more visit case ih.com/be read. >>> every producer knows to be successful you need to work as much in the office as the feel. when you include the hours on marketing and accounting and payroll the time can add up and that's why it is important have you the necessary tools for the business side. in today's ultimate farm quest we hear from nancy rough. doug and nancy rough are progressive farm painters in striker, ohio, they use marketing strategy and technology and teamwork to attain the ongoing success of their farming enterprise. doug farms full time now. but for 30 years he taught business, accounting and finance at the local high school and commune college. nancy was a teacher and she ma

will continue out west as the rockies, the plains, into the southwest, southern california, some clouds in the pacific northwestof some strong storms from the mid-atlantic states up into the northeast with a lot of heavy rain and there's more coming tomorrow on into friday. that's what's going looking ahead, we will see a cooldown coming our way. a slow cooldown, but at least it's on the way. zeerchlg and that's your latest weather. matt. >> all right, al. thank you very much. this nice young lady behind said you're right in front of me here. when we come back, al's trip back to elementary school right after these messages. to elementary school right after these messages. on fridays i have hockey before school, so i take two eggo homestyle waffles and put peanut butter inside. [ whispering ] i add a couple chocolate chips when dad's starting the car. [ male announcer ] there's only one way to eat an eggo...your way. [ quinn ] l'eggo my eggo. [ louise ] my name is louise and this is my eggo. on tuesday i go in even earlier than usual. thank goodness for eggo, a nutri-grain waffle with a quick smoodge of cream ch

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northwest. 78 in sacramento. and 81 in salt lake city. >>> this is a follow-up to an incredible story. it's an example of just unstoppable drive. a monumental accomplishment by a californiagainst all of the odds in front of him. >> no kidding. steve wampler has cerebral palsy but that did not stop him from climbing his way to the top of the 3,000 foot el captain at yosemite national park. >> unbelievable. every pull of the rope raised him five inches. he describes the experience as six days of absolute torture. but awe-inspiring as well. when it was all over, marines climbed up to the top to carry him down. you remember we followed him as he was going up. he hadn't made it to the top just yet. >> you talked to david muir a few days ago, can't wait to get to the top of this thing, now there he is. >> you can't get an image there but it's twice as high as the empire state building. >> congratulations, man. we'll be back with more after this. diabetics on medicare! i'm a diabetic and i want you to know over 230,000 u.s. their diabetic supplies through liberty medical. and that begins with the one touch ultra 2 meter. easy to use, fast results... at no additional cost! liber

northwest. congratulations by the light. it's a formidable task of taking on. what would you do? >> i'd like to resign that is such a tough question there's water being sent to central valley sent to southern california, we need some allegation that is beyond me but we need to fix the salmon. >> is that the water levels to look? >> absolutely the dams are not releasing enough water it's being diverted to other areas. we've had a very dry few years it starts there. we need allocation. we need some kind of balance system that takes the salmon. >> so they should be a stakeholder? >> absolutely and they're not. >> the farmers who have first dibs and the salmon don't have a good voting record. >> if we don't and about the health are reversed we are big trouble. that is part of what you will build to learn at the salmon 80 dead. the state of their personal with all due. >> an excellent transition to tell people about the staminate event. >> the organization is scientist restaurateur's fishermen in environmental organizations have come together to put on this amazing event. we pressured partnered with the kit where am of the day and they're being so generous to host >> the month there> by the way this is me

a few showers northwest of town and west virginia and we more fun from times square, the next half hour. robin? >> fun, indeed. all right, sam. >>> her parents, californiaarnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver. kept their children out of the spotlight. now, katherine schwarzenegger, in junior college, is going public with an issue that affects many women and girs, a negative body image. it's something katherine understands because she went through it, too. we're going to talk to her live. take the shot, in a moment. first, a look at her story. imagine it. your dad is an award-winning bodybuilder and exercise advocate. and your mom is a member of the famously fit kennedy family. like most young girls, you compare your body to your classmates. and don't like what you see. if you're katherine schwarzenegger, you write a book about it. she candidly recalls feeling subconscious about her body in "rock what you got." i hate my body. i felt totally disgusting. i was 10 years old, in the fourth grade and suffering. katherine's mother understood her pain. and shared a story from her own childhood. after her first dance residle, eunice kennedy told her, she did