in oregon the medical loss ratio is about 89%. the medical loss ratio is the percentage of premiums that paid into health insurance company that must go into -- that must be actual health care. its 85% for large groups in this law. there was no law before. and 80% for individuals and small groups. small groups has typically been much smaller. when you are on the exchange, you will be in a much larger groups. medical loss ratio will be 85 and above, which means 85% of all premiums will have to be spent on actual health care and not on administrative costs and not on advertising or marketing or ceo salaries, etc.. that's why certain markets already we are seeing in connecticut, aetna has cut premiums by 10% on an average. do you think the medical loss ratios will bring down health care costs or cost of premiums? >> senator harkin, in oregon, since we have high medical loss ratios, i don't think the medical loss ratio will make a big difference. i am not as familiar with other states in terms of medical loss ratios. it certainly coul

unlike many states, oregon has a competitive health insurance market. we have seven oregon based in shivers to actively compete in the individual markets we regulate. because of our competitive process, we reviewed approximately 40 rate requests a year in the markets. the first round of the federal grants enabled us to add an extra three to the staff and we are proposing to add another actuary in the next grand cycle. this will allow us to dig even deeper in the rate filings to address issues brought up by the consumer advocacy group and hold public hearings so those who want to watch or participate in the process can see the scrutiny first hand that we provide with regard to the requests. federal grand dollars also allowed us to communicate better with consumers about the rate filings. we've created a new web page devoted to health insurance rates with the search engine that allows consumers to more easily find a rate filing as well as information about how we review health insurance filings. we use grant dollars to create a seven minute animated story

>> guest: well, i think the power costs in oregon are low, and our area has low temperatures, so you can use a lot of heat exchange type system to cool the with outside -- facility with outside air which makes it more efficient to operate. plus, where we live there's a lot of sunshine, and we have a large solar array on the roof of the facility. >> host: so are you excited about the prospects of this as a revenue source for you in the future? >> guest: we are. i think it's the direction things are going from an efficiency standpoint. many businesses are at a point where they're trying to figure out what to do with their own server farms and facilities. they need to upgrade those facilities, and do they want to move into a facility like ours, move into the cloud or spend the resources to do their own? so we're very excited to be on the front edge of this with technology that's very efficient and secure and safe. we also have tier iii up time institute rating which really talks about how reliable the facility is, and i think we're the only one in oregon to have both the operations and

>> in just speaking for oregon, in oregon, since we have such high medical loss ratios, i don't think that medical loss ratio will make a big difference in oregon but i'm not as familiar with other states and what's happening in other states in terms of medical loss ratios. it could have an impact in other states. >> yeah. in other states that aren't dish mean, minnesota has an over 90% medical loss ratio. that's because oregon and minnesota are high value states and part of the -- part of actually -- one thing i believe is going to bring down the bend in the cost curve is that we're going to increase the value of health care, that we're going to reward and incentivize states who have high value care. my time is up but i did want to point out that earlier senator hatch said that the purpose of health care reform was not to reduce the rate of growth of premiums but to reduce premiums and i don't think that's the case. i don't think anybody ever said that the purpose of health care reform that we were saying we would reduce premiums ant sometimes -- and sometimes i hear that from oppone

i spoke with imearlier. >> reporter: how did oregon and oregon state miss you?ou were right in their back yard? >> yeah, you know, grew up 5 minutes from oregon state, but you know, i was just a skinny little been pole at the time, and they weren't really interested in me playing football for them. but, you know, i don't hold it against them. i still root for the beavers, and now, the ducks too. >> you can hear more of my interview with raiders new tight ends on game day. dennis o'donnell sits down with 49er rookie quarterback colin kaepernick. and i cannot believe the raiders are just four days away from their first preseason game, they are startings here at home against the cardinals. >> and they are on the air? >> no, they are on friday. dennis will be doing the game with tim rice. the raiders are on in the regular season. >> thanks kim. >>> safety problems with two popular cars. the ford mustang and the volkswagen jet a, it prompted an investigation of nearly 100,000 cars. and what they are doing to keep the pinball tradition. 60 minutes is next. of course,

i spoke with him earler. >> reporter: how did oregon and oregon state miss you? back yard. >> yeah, you know, i grew up 5 minutes from oregon state but, you know, i was just a skinny little been pole at the time and they weren't really interested in me playing football for them. but, you know, i don't hold it against them, i still root for the beavers and, now, the ducks too. >> you can hear more of my interview with the raiders new tight ends on game day. plus dennis o'donnell sits down with raider rookie quarterback colin kaepernick. they open thursday evening. so raider fans will get excited to see that new tight ends. going back to stevie williams for a minutes, really interesting, 13 majors with tiger woods, four green jackets and this week was the best week of his life. ouch. >> was tiger asked at all about him? >> no, because tiger finished hid round before the tournament ended so -- >> it will be interesting to see how this goes did the press conference leading up to the open is coming up this week. >> it's kind of cat tee but it's interesting. >>> a new

but until it comes back a little system in the -- actually, near nfl and the oregon -- nfl and the oregonrthern california and oregon, it saying get out of here. i think the fog will recharm back tonight. fog, sun, cooler. fog, kind. dancing around near the coast and tonight it will regroup and come bowering -- pouring back in -- back in. only the 70s for many inland areas unless you are far in. 76 in walnut creek. that's the spirit, 64 in alameda. 78 danville. low 80s maybe well out to the inland areas. 70s even supper -- upper 70s, santa clara valley, 50s, 60s and 70s for many along the peninsula or the coast. maybe next week warmer but not until then. >> i know a lot of people are happy with the cool weather. i know some are not. [ laughter ] >> a little something for everybody. >> thank you. >>> this would be the last year for the counties and district fairs. it's not likely to affect the alameda fair, but no more state money do even -- could nene up to 79 -- to mean that up to 79 fairs could be cancelled. >>> this weekend is the first san jose renaissance fair. one of the highlights

to face unemployment. >> you can ask questions about jobs. >> reporter: oregon's national guard is a leader in helping soldiers re-enter civilian life, but in this job market... >> it's competitive. it's hard. it was so much easier overseas, and then come home and not be able to find a job, you get to the point where you're like, well, now where-- what am i going to do? >> and that's why my choice is to go active duty. >> reporter: if she can't find a job, this part-time soldier with the national guard plans to join the army and become a full-time soldier. >> so that i can just kind of have a permanent job ask make a career out of the military. >> reporter: where, unlike in civilian life, stephanie hopes her hard work and sense of duty will pay off. bill whitaker, cbs news, portland. >> pelley: president obama will visit the washington navy yard tomorrow to talk about unemployed veterans. the partial shutdown of the f.a.a. that began two weeks ago has idled 74,000 transportation and construction workers. but they could be back on the job as early as monday. republicans and democrats

there is a row deer in the smallest species of deer that live in oregon. we also have the caspian red one of the larger species of the deer family. skin volved. the downtown area is commonly referred to as the jewish quarter and still features some houses that date back several centuries. old at that would go well list house here is from the nineteenth century it was built by jewish merchant in soviet times this was a shop and just before the war this house accommodated a jewish community center though it was very beautiful. but if the streets of the involved archaeologists have discovered numerous times holes which sprawl the length of the city where those underground passages lead is still a mystery. but it still poses one of those tunnels which practically ran all over the city in olden days there used to be a tunnel beneath every house but the maze underground passageways probably stretched as far as a edge of the city and then had examined why even across the river on this one here we haven't fully on earth yet have dug almost ten meters deep and ther

. >> we serve about 30,000 customers in oregon. we also have a why your list service that serves more of their rural areas. it's a great fixed wireless product, so we are getting broadband out there to those folks who don't have it as well as serving our community. >> i want to ask about a new business as you are getting into the cloud computing service business tell me more about it. >> we are looking for a new network operations center to serve our own needs and at the same time, our area hospital was also looking to do some things differently with their own serving capabilities from the servers standpoint, and moving those needs locally to central oregon, so we, and our discussions and grow so that we could accommodate them and as a result, we also have some other outside customers in the center including financial institutions and now technology companies in addition to serving our own needs. at the facility is very unique, susan. it's carbon to neutral and as you know data centers are known for being very high and users of pow

it was one senator mark hatfield of oregon short of passage. >> there's still time to repent.ll time. >> there's still time, says bob dole, but republican senator mark hatfield of oregon in 1995 did not repent his position on the balanced budget amendment. he voted against it, so the republican's plans on that failed because of one of their own votes, and senator hatfield's colleagues were not happy about it. >> i think it exhibited an awful lot of arrogance for him to reject the feelings of his own constituency, own legislative leaders, his colleagues in the senate. >> by then, republican senator mark hatfield was in his fifth term in oregon, but the republicans were just about ready to drum him out of the party. >> i have strong principles, and i am willing to stand by them and not yield to political pressure. >> former senator mark hatfield was also a two-term republican governor of oregon. mark hatfield died this past weekend, he was 89 years old, two memorial services set for tomorrow in oregon. before he infuriated trent lott, bob dole, and the rest of his party in 1995,

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

. >> el vaticano tomÓ la decisión sobre el caso de unas de oregÓn que habrÍa abusado de un menor de edadas el acceso a una embarcaciÓn de transporte que hacia el recorrido entre una isla del territorio chileno continental. llevaron a cabo la acciÓn para respaldar movimiento estudiantil que hace varios meses enfrenta estudiantes y la policÍa en ese paÍs. >> egipto retirÓ hoy a su embajador en israel mientras varios centenares de personas protestaron delante de la embajada israelÍ en el cairo por la muerte entre policÍas egipcios la frontera con el estado judÍo y reclamado la expulsiÓn del embajador israelÍ. horas antes egipto y arrestado oficialmente habÍa pedido una investigaciÓn urgente para establecer las causas y circunstancias de la muerte de los tres policÍas. otro duro golpe contra el dictador de libia gadafi. su ex mano derecha uso de la capital hacia una regiÓn montaÑosa al oriente del paÍs controlada por los rebeldes. portavoces de la fuerza de oposiciÓn hicieron el anuncio agregaron que el antiguo colaborador de khadafi se uniÓ a la rebeliÓn. >> el vaticano insistiÓ hoy en que

oregon historical society. that's your pacific event of the day. >> like nevada, nebraska. don't get that wrong, nebraska. well now here's an early look at this morning's entertainment headlines. late show host david letterman is making light about death threats made against him in an extremist website. letterman joked about whether his insurance policy covered jihad and told audience members he thinks of them as a human shield. >>> 11-year-old actor jared gilmore who is leaving mad men said be careful around january jones. she's not as approachable as others. she's serious about what she does. everyone else is so nice. that hurt. >>> and ryan gosling can add peacemaker to his list of talents. the 30-year-old actor broke up a fight between two men in new york city after one accused the other of stealing a painting. ryan calmed them down, paid for the painting and went on his way. further confirming ryan gosling is perfect. this comes to us from the nation's capital, where the public got its first look at a historic tribute fit for a king. the martin luther king jr. memorial

typically oregon has 1 13 90-degree days. the interior west, we've been very warm the last week. that continued yesterday. deserts were hot. california was in the 90s. most areas in the 60s. san francisco at 58. but overall a pretty nice tranquil morning. no rain heading this way for the next couple of days. just monsoonal showers each afternoon in arizona and new mexico. the forecast today, mid to upper 70s. it will be dry and warm in the interior west. >>> i'll have your forecast for tomorrow coming up. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> also coming up, the euro summit disappoints. earnings somewhat make up for it, and endorsements for slacking off at work? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, just when you think you've heard it all and she's done it all, she's got another surprise up her sleeve. >>> a walk-off grand slam, and yep, another triple play. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. and here are some of your top headlines this morning. an estimate by the u.s. military of combat support

because she would be the lady of the house. >> reporter: meanwhile, danny from oregon has fallen hardor 23-year-old svetlana. they p pn to spend the rest of his time here together and he bought her a ring. but then he gets a call from the interpreter. she won't be coming. she also made plans with another man on the tour. >> yeah, it's hard to hear. just in case you call, but i don't have my hopes way high. well, i thought about throwing it in the bay here, but what's the point, you know? i can always give it as a gift, you know, to one of my daughters. rrl there are hopeless romantics on both sides of international match making. >> translator: i met a man. he's from the usa. maybe it's love. >> reporter: but when it's not love, the men can always move onto the next option. while most women -- they go back to a tiny soviet era apartment to keep dreaming of a way out. do you want to live in america? >> yes. >> reporter: what do you imagine your life will be like there? >> i would like to be a doctor, but -- it is my wish, my dream and it is -- stay a dream. >> reporter: though this is a

other well known plonks like time oregon a. ladies man told me will say it's an even bilberries. berries and leaves we have a big selection of. great great grandfather used to live here family legend has it that he too was a place he collected plants treated people with infusions and reportedly lived to be one hundred forty years old has never been any war in the gorge where people collect. the village of my goof on the contrary is right on the border between georgia and south that here. in the past it used to take a local residents an entire day to cover the fifteen kilometers between involved and the village. of. the village was in the occupation zone from nice in eighty ninth two thousand and three with the new it has always been a necessity in enclaves surrounded on all saw inspired georgian villages. from the georgian government police and special forces here. people living here only lived there. for. nowadays and now to be love can have a family business he and his son nikki haley's. to mil's hussain for gathering honey. is the young vacation he sells here and then. the res

>> well, especially in a market like oregon if you go to oregon .gov, the last time i looked at options, i think there were 77 options that came up, and sometimes i think too many options is difficult for consumers in figuring out which is best for them. it will make it easier for them to cop pair plans. >> so i have one last request. my colleague from minnesota likes to point out that they have a medical loss of 8t% so theirs is at 90%. will you work on that so i don't have to explain -- >> it's 91% in minnesota. [laughter] >> i'll submit those to you in writing. >> may i just thank mr. winthrow for coming here and bringing your family and having a small business. i love pallets. palletizing things is great. i've been on a u.s.o. tour where they palletized things on the back of that plane. i love pallets. >> and a colleague of mine a former congressman went into the palette business. >> but you got to put stuff on palettes. if you go to any factory or thing everything goes on pallets. >> would you clarify something i said earlier and i'll never forget again, the areas where i mentioned

. >> reporter: they returned home to oregon heroes.early defeated. lawrence can't find a job, is running out of savings, almost running out of hope. >> very frustrating because it's almost like you get to the point of being what's the point, you know? what's the point in even looking for a job anymore? i'm not going to find one. >> hello, i was thinking if you guys were hiring? >> reporter: stephanie who dreams of being a chef in her own restaurant -- >> i just got back from iraq, looking for employment. >> reporter: -- would feel fortunate to get a fast food job. >> my name is stephanie. >> reporter: she's made it her job to find a job.Ñi >> basically i write where i've gone to, and if they're hiring $zqyrt. idea how many jobs you've tried to get? >> probably up to 300 now.çó >> reporter: which was harder, the job you had over there or searching for a job over here? >> probably over here. >> reporter: of the almost 3,000 soldiers of the 41st brigade combat team deployed with stephanie and lawrence, a full 50% returned to oregon to fac

caltrans is oregon down a state park in the neighborhood spent two years molded. crews arrived on thursday to take it apart. it is built on caltran land. a spokesperson say it is a liability issue. >> before, this was just a crack spot. how could this be a problem for anyone? >> anyone willing to lease the property and assume the maintenance and liability, will have no choice. >> caltrans will also be shutting down a state park. the city did not renew its lease. >> live from the golden gate bridge. the fog is beginning to lift slightly. right now of integers are and '50s 63 in concord. this is what your highs all looked like to date paid >> it we hot inland with the upper 80s and low 90s. '60s and '70s bayside. on tuesday it tortures will cool down. aves england on tuesday in the '70s and land for one state. the next couple of days will have progressively court wednesday. by wednesday to address will struggle to get back 80 degrees. low 80s in the south bay tomorrow. attendees for the east bay. >> there is extra security inside and outside the stadium and oakland

of the national campaign to end the korean war joining us live there in oregon thank you very much indeed for being with us here in r.t. north korea has confirmed it's ready to resume long stalled six party talks and who consider halting the production and testing of nuclear weapons does this mean that all parties should go ahead with a dialogue and will they go ahead with. and you are absolutely i mean there is nothing to stop any party from sitting down at the table now you have the opportunity to stop the production of nuclear material you have the ability to discuss such issues you have the ability to begin to develop a peace process that could lead to demilitarisation and lower tensions in the region so will they do it will the south koreans and the united states sit down it remains to be seen at this point i think not without the international pressure on the united states and south korea i don't think there will necessarily see if they're talking about the precondition you must stop production on a certain date before the toxin not on the day or the talks those types of arguments s

explaining to the kids why they have to move to oregon is not. >> i understand that amazon can't work with my mom so we are losing money so we have to move out of the state so we can work with amazon. >> reporter: her parents run the frugal find a popular money saving blog. ad dollars from out of state etailers like amazon support the family of six or at least they did until the governor signed the new amazon tax into law prompting etailers to cut ties with california companies and the family lost 40% of their income overnight. >> it's devastating to some aspects because all our families -- we have never left the bay area. >> what an incredibly sad california story, isn't it? >> reporter: the senator is a member of the state board of equalization tasked with carrying out the efairness law but is speaking out against it. >> we have over 25,000 affiliates or associates in the state of california that all of a sudden had their relationships broken by this law. it lose money for the state of california in income tax. >> reporter: until now an online retailer like amazon only had to collec

the world in that direction eric thanks so much we're out of time eric joining us live there from oregon in the us a really interesting time we have to say thanks for joining us think. nato should be obliged to combat the drug industry in afghanistan if it wants to renew its mandate to stay in the country and that's according to russia's anti drug chief victor yvonne off during a visit to belgrade he said the majority of drugs smuggled into europe come from afghanistan with kosovo acting as the center for distribution insisted russia in serbia can't cope alone and needs full regional cooperation. iran has filed a lawsuit against russia in the international court over its refusal to supply s three hundred missiles on to you got this going on brings us more in the story from outside the iranian embassy here in moscow. according to the iranian ambassador to iran is suing moscow over a shipment of a badge of russia's past three hundred air defense systems to tehran under a deal which was signed back in two thousand and eight but to this shipment never went through because in june two thousan

oregon congressman david wu is a private citizen.lawmaker's resignation became official at the end of wednesday. wu was forced to quit after being accused of an unwanted sexual encounter with an 18-year-old woman. he liant been hit with criminal charges but was facing an ethics committee investigation. wu is the fourth member of congress to resign this year in the wake of a sex scandal. i'm ainsley earhardt. we return to greta van susteren and "on the record." israel is gt what iran is planning, planning to do to them. now we asked israeli defense minister ehud barack about iran's threat to israel. the only thing i know what's in the public domain, what i read about. it seems that the united states seems to think that the nuclear threat isn't as grave as israel does, that they stop their nuclear program. frankly i can't imagine iran has stopped its nuclear weapon program. it's hard for me to believe that out of there. but does the united states -- are you and the united states on the same page as to the status of iran's nuclear weapo

>> she was stranded in oregon's mt. wilderness with no food or water. katu's bob high reports on her will to survive. >> i just wasn't going to just lay there, like i just wanted to keep -- i don't know, just keep going. >> reporter: pamela says that will to survive was critical when a short hike around bear lake just over a week k o quickly turned into a struggle for survival after she fell down a 50-foot cliff. >> like i landed, then i like -- couldn't really figure out how that just had happened, it happened so quickly. but just -- yeah, i knew where i was laying, like i was safe and i was kind of warm in this weird way. because it was like -- i didn't feel the initial pain until i woke u uthe next morning and aim like whoa where am i? how did this happen? i had fallen asleep right where i had fallen. >> reporter: pamela heard the search aircraft. she knew she had to crawl, despite a broken leg, down along a creek to a clearing where someone e uld seseher. she ate berries, a bite of a slug was too much. >> i said, i

fallowed by massachusetts, monroe, florida, oregon and manhattan in new york city. among states the highest percentage of same-sex couples is in the district of clumbue, vermont, massachusetts, california and oregon. the williams institute on sexual orientation law conducted the analilous. >> reporter: death penality opponents announced the start of a petition to put the matter before voters. members of the group say the death penality isn't economic. money the group said would have been better spent solving crimes. >> it doesn't work. it's fraud because the process has become so incredibly expensive. >> the push to put the matter on the ballot comes after a similar bill. >>> tomorrow federal investigators are set to release their report on the san bruno pipeline explosion. tonight our washington d.c. reporter shows us a behind the scenes look at the pipe in question and the investigation. >> 50 feet of pipe to the d.c. area lab and the reason it is so important, this is where the explosion originated. investigators say it contains vital clues as to what really happ

you can see the spin in the atmosphere, we are going through southern oregon and california and that's reason why. even when the fog burns off, temperatures are well below average for many. i said gusts of 30 and they are done. 50s and 60s by the coast it could be a tough day for beachgoers. slightly warmer as we get towards the weekend, earlier next week does look warmer but today and tomorrow rather cool and breezy. >>> throughout the day major retailers will release july sales which is a good indication of schools revenue. costco is up 10% and parent company bath and body works are up 6%. >>> retailers are making facebook their new friend for back to school targeting. target will have 1,000 likes and for the rest of the month they will future a minute i fridge, the first several will get a coupon for 40% off that item. >>> new report suggests a void newark airport in new jersey. the wall street journal ranked it the worst for delayed flights. the journal says, 40 come and go from newark. it comes as the air space comes and they have an out of date air traffic control system. >>> it

. >>> seguimos con este tema, porque bomberos de oregon estÁn tratando de sofocar. pausa, veremos por quÉ miles de inmigrantes de indocumentado en alabama tienen un respiro temporal >>> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) a pesar que la ley antimigrante ademÁs rÍo zo de arizona es la mÁs conocida, la h b 56 es la mÁs dura para los indocumentados, pero la decisiÓn de no hacerla cumplir. la temible ley h b 56 habÍa hecho a miles vivir despierto una pesadilla. >>> es la mÁs fuerte que cualquier legislatura hasta d d esta hora >>> hace mÁs de 50 snaÑos no er necesario >>> pero hoy se pelea ahÍ por otros derechos, lo que que la ley h b 56 quitaba a miles >>> necesitaba mÁs tiempo y se ha dado hasta el 28 de septiembre, para decidir >>> en este tiempo podrÍa encontrar el fundamento de lo que es constitucional y lo que no es lo es dentro del paquete legal. la h b 56 obligarÍa a verificar el estatus de los estudiantes serÍa legal detener bajo cualquier sospecha mi grgratori. y transportarlos, asÍ fuera para llevarles al trabajo. la ley firmada con jÚbilo por el gobernador enfrenta 3 demandas le

. >>> health officials in oregon say they may know the source now of an e.coli outbreak.utbreak has been linked to a strawberry farm outside of portland. tests are under way to see if deer droppings are the source of the bacteria. the farm's strawberries were sold at roadside stands and farmers markets. those strawberries have been recalled but the oregon safety department are concerned that new cases may pop up if people have frozen the strawberries or turned them into jam. >>> university of miami researchers studied more than 200 menopausal women. all had healthy bone density sáefls at the start of the study. people were randomly assigned to take a soy supplement or placebo. by the end of the study the people taking the placebo had fewer menopausal system had fewer symptoms than the women taking the soy supplement. >>> researchers studied nearly 1,400 patients, more than 250 had the condition. researchers then looked at their activity levels and found pad was nearly twice as common among inactive people compared to the active ones p.a.d. was more common in people. >>> a

. >> in oregon tonight red-flag warnings of lightning strikes are in effect until 11:00 as crews there battle a series of fires across that state. lightning strikes last week sparked those fires. the largest cluster of fires started wednesday and has already burned more than 18,000 acres in eastern oregon. >>> in the sierras tonight the motor fire outside of yosemite national park has grown to 4600 acres. highway 140 between mariposa and the main entrance is now closed, but the park itself is still open. of the blaze began thursday afternoon when a motorhome caught fire on the highway. more than 100 people have been ordered to leave the area with more evacuations possible. the fire is just 35% contained tonight and officials warn it may not be contained until september 9th. highways 41 and 120 into yosemite remain open tonight. >>> three people are recovering tonight after a small plane made an emergency landing on a napa highway. the napa valley registry reports the single-engine aircraft reported having mechanical problems and was trying to land at napa county airport around 12:40 th

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accused of getting drunk and then urinateding on a 12-year-old girl during the flight to portland, oregonhe faces indecent exposure and admitted to having eight drinks before boarding that flight. he violated a code of conduct. he made no comment or even an apology for the incident. >> a new study finds that knowing how a story ends doesn't spoil the experience. a researcher says giving away surprises to readers make stories better. it may allow read teors anticipate developments in the story. enjoy clues what is to become. so-called spoiler enhancement may be another form of entertainment it applies for is also movies. >>> friday's perfect pet. >> mike nicco is going >>> today at 4:00 and 5:00, 7 on your side is taking your questions on twitter and facebook and answer them live at 4:00. we have links at abc7news.com. and anxiety and insomnia affect millions, find out why you may be able to pick up your smart phone. we'll have those stories later today. >> time for friday's perfect pet. >> and adorable new friend. >> he is trying to talk to us. hi, how are you? from marin humane society a

ebebebebebebebebebebebebebú >>> an oregon boy is lucuc to be alive today after being >>> an oregon boyutes. his recovery is being described as miraculous. >> here's abc's david wright. >> dale technically drown before rescuers finally pulled him out of the chilly oregon surf. he wasn't breathing, he had no pulse, he was gone. >> they never expected him to live. they expected him to be a vegetable. >> reporter: 12-year-old boy was at beach on a church field trip. just knee deep in the water, whet riptide carried him out. the 12-year-old girl boogie boarding swam out and grabbed his arm. >> i was paddling with the other arm. he was kicking and we just got further out there.sóÑ6ñ i was so upset. i'm like, i can't die here. >> reporter: just then, another huge wave hit them both. she managed to s sm to shore, but the boy was still out there. friends from his church group drop down and parade op the beach. >> they didn't know really what else to do. that was their first response to the problem, was to pray. >> reporter: dale ostrander was under water maybe 15 ÷e minneapolis. only at the hos

. >>> oregon hiker rescued after three grueling nights in the forest. injured eating berries and bugs to survive. fox news cameras were there when her family learned she was alive. we'll talk to her mother, coming up. >> she might have been located. we're not sure it might have happened. >> what did they tell you? >> he said there is not much but she was waving from a creek bottom to the helicopter. i don't know. he is 50%. sure. shannon: story straight out of the end times, a reservoir in san angelo state park in west texas turning blood red. unrelenting drought nearly drying up all the water and leaving thousands of dead fish behind. wildlife authorities say too much bacteria is to blame for this bizarre color change. one indiana preacher isn't so sure. saying the lake might be the evidence that the apocalypse is on its way. >>> stunning pictures from the trial for former egyptian leader hosni mubarak. the leader was wheeled on a gurney and listening to charges against him inside a steel cage. he is facing the death penalty, charging corruption and or

an injured hiker survives three days in the oregon wilderness. how she survived. >>> the legal fight over probation for casey anthony. the new photos that may have blown her cover. >>> good morning, traffic on highway 4 is off to a nice start coming up to the willow pass grade. we'll tell you more coming up. okay, kids, we can record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two, three. jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. she's so pretty. yeah. or we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. >>> 5:13. an emergency hearing -- anthony's attorney to file an emergency emotion to have a judges revised probation order tossed out. it would be unsafe for anthony to return to orlando and she already served her probation while being detained

he has now been served with a subpoena from oregon which has been received in the holy sea. the perpetrator went from ireland to -- with a previous record -- to oregon where he reoffended. all documents have come out in discovery. the supreme court refused to intervene and throw out the case so here are vatican officials now facing an american subpoena with very specific demands for documents, and just within the last few weeks there's a class action suit in belgium naming the pope as a defendant. i have no understanding of belgium law, so i can't give an intelligent comment on that, but it is clear from the extent of the crisis in western europe that the holy sea cannot simply call for conferences and put out these directives that are not nearly as strict as the youth protective charts adopted in this country. you referenced kansas city. it is certainly an example of a place where the bishop did not follow the protection charter. he had a priest who had child pornography on his computer and instead of reporting him to law enforcement, he sent him to live with a group of non

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

southwest all the way to the sacramento valley all courtesy of that system spinning in right on the oregon border. it has no problem with low clouds, sun may take awhile for a much cooler day windy at times especially out towards the bay a lot of low overcasts and it will be stubborn to burn off 50s 60s and 70s and livermore concord santa rosa with 62 and 72 in the city. pam? >> thank you steve. >>> strong winds from tropical storm emily are already shaking palm trees in haiti and some rain is starting to fall. that team to be hard on people living in tempt kamsins -- tenth camps since last year's earthquake. emergency workers are distributing information about where the storm is headed. >> we are sending out messages and it is informing the community teams which we calvin lense -- vigilance committees to prepare for the upcoming storm. >> the haitian government is encouraging people to wait out the storm with relatives but most of them say they have nowhere else to go. >>> it will take awhile for the wildfire to burn out. the fire started near a town and so far has burned 800 acres. firef