those field tests ended in oregon in 2001. so the question now is, more than a decade later, where did the genetically modified seed come from? monsanto declined our request for an interview, but the company says tests on 30,000 plant samples in oregon and washington state did not find any other signs of genetically modified wheat. the food and drug administration says the modified wheat is fit for human consumption but japan and south korea have suspended some u.s. shipments. those countries have strict bans on genetically modified wheat. >> the question is how many other fields are contaminated? i think it's probably a matter of time before they find more. >> reporter: while investigators look for answers, clint lindsey is looking for storage space. he needs somewhere to put this wheat if he can't send it overseas. ben tracy, cbs news, corvalis, oregon. >> pelley: we now know at least six people were killed in yesterday's building collapse in philadelphia. 14 were rescued, including a 61-year-old woman pulled out overnight.

it's funny with oregon, especially. northwest oregon is chilly, where southwest oregon really gets the heat. >> thank you. >>> for the first time in its 45-year existence, black sabbath topped the billboard 200 chart beating justin timberlake. miley cyrus has broken the record clocking in at 10.7 million views. >>> liam neeson will be in "taken 3" and he's supposedly being paid $20 million, dylan, to reprise his role. we are in the wrong business, apparently. >>> mumford and sons back on stage after the bassist underwent surgery. >>> chris brown charged with a misdemeanor hit and run and if convicted he could face up to five years in prison. >>> finally, the rock has been eating, get this, seven meals a day in preparation for his hercules film. 13 egg whites and over three pounds of meat. i wish i could have a diet like that. little more tone. >> that would be weird if you looked like that. >> i don't want to look exactly like that. i had chocolate last night for dinner. that's not good either. >> hard thing is getting

the gentleman from oregon -- from oregon. mr. defazio: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. lowenthal. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. lowenthal: i thank the distinguished gentleman from oregon. today we are considering a messy conglomeration of retread ideas that waste the chamber's time. the titles in this bill have been rejecked by the nat and have zero chance of being signed by the president. even when some of the ideas in this bill have merit, such as codifying the reing orny sthivings former minerals management service or addressing the temporary nature of the interior authority to collect inspection fees, these are ideas -- these ideas are cobbled together with provisions that are a mess of drill, baby, drill, slogan over substance dead ends. so i get it. this is a message bill. here's where i think the message is wrong. americans have a right to weigh in on government actions in their backyard. this bill eliminates the opportunity by mandating lease sales and gagging the na

the gentleman from oregon is -- from oregon is recognized. mr.lumenauer: i yield 75 seconds to my friend from virginia, mr. moran. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for a minute and a quarter. mr. moran: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in support of this amendment because it would improve the environmental quality incentives program by targeting support for the smaller and mid sized farms where the investment will buy a bigger bang for the buck. just 1% of agribusinesses get more than 20% of eqip payments and about 70% of that funding is used to build structures to store manure, lay pipeline, purchase sprinkler systems. this doesn't to anything to prestrict large farming operations. the limits in this amendment would have affected less than half a percent of eqip contracts between 1997 and 2010, where we have statistics. our limited federal funding, i think, would be better targeted by helping small and mid sized farms engage in more sustainable packtieses such as transitioning to methods that use fewer antibiotics and pesticides. i think it

. >> you grew up in oregon. what was the oregon republican party like when you were growing up? >> i grew up in a very different oregon. i grew up in an oregon that was a republican state and it was a state of mark hatfield and tom packwood and these were republicans who were fiscally conservative. they also very much were looking after the environment. mark hatfield became a republican, he said, because that was the party that cared about civil rights. you know, nobody would say that kind of thing today. and because the oregon republican party tended to move very far to the right on social issues, they marginalized themselves. so, oregon today is essentially a blue state. and i wonder if, to some degree, the same thing isn't at risk of happening to the party as a whole nationally. >> you could say the same about bush 41 in some ways. even the same about reagan reaching his hand out to gorbachev. >> danielle, what do you -- >> i think that, i think that these expressions of sean trotter, if i may be so bold, about the republican party are a little overstated. i think that everyb

he had no idea he was in oregon. the officer drove anymore to medford and dropped him off at hotel to wait for family. >> i wrote down all the information for him because in his situation he may not remember everything. >> the officer says the men was mentally sharp despite his confusion. family drove to oregon to pick him up today. >> in alameda county two bodies were found in a home. they why discovered after reported not having seen them in several days. deaths are not considered suspicious at this time. >>> napa police say a transient on probation murdered a man in this house stole his car and then tried to get away in it. 24-year-old was stopped by chp friday afternoon for driving without license plates. a check of the owner of the car lived in napa. police entered the home and found the body. he is facing charges of suspicion of murder and burglary. >> a group fighting to keep a san francisco bookstore being forced to move say it's for po are to black history. the market bookstore has led the african-american c

he had no idea he was in oregon. the officer drove anymore to medford and dropped him off at hotel to wait for family. >> i wrote down all the information for him because in his situation, he may not remember everything. >> the officer says the men was mentally sharp despite his confusion. family drove to oregon to pick him up today. >> in alameda county two bodies were found in a home. they why discovered after reported not having seen them in several days. deaths are not considered suspicious at this time. >>> napa police say a transient on probation murdered a man in this house, stole his car and then tried to get away in it. 24-year-old was stopped by chp friday afternoon for driving without license plates. a check of the owner of the car lived in napa. police entered the home and found the body. he is facing charges of suspicion of murder and burglary. >> a group fighting to keep a san francisco bookstore being forced to move say it's for po are to black history. the market bookstore has led the african-american

so how did it find its way on to an oregon farm?armers are also suing monsanto saying the development of the wheat has driven down prices and increased production costs. farmers in kansas have filed a similar lawsuit. the u.s. is the largest wheat exporter in the world. since the news of the round-up wheat broke, japan, who was one of the largest importers of u.s. wheat has banned some shipments and the european union has urged its countries to increase testing. the discovery of the oregon wheat sparked protests around the world. we're joined now to discuss this rogue monsanto wheat and the impact on our food supply by tom filpa. great to have you in "the war room," tom. >> nice to be here. >> michael: no country has ever approved the sale of genetically modified wheat, so how did it get into the food supply here? >> we don't really know that yet, and the usda underwent massive test out there oregon and the midwest, and heading east into wheat country in the upper midwest, and it claims it has not found it in any other state, and th

get them in oregon. usually the midwest. it's very rare. actually an ef-1 tornado confirmed by the national weather service near mcminnville. winds estimated 86 to 96 miles an hour. it did some damage there to some metal structures between the railroad tracks there in town and northeast 11th avenue. pretty interesting development. a small, short-lived little storm that rolled through there. that storm is now, by the way, over the top of idaho going into montana. could spark additional severe weather for the northern plains. otherwise, hot weather still continues but some of the cooler air has shifted a little bit further to the south. we've cooled it off slightly in nevada. also areas of utah, colorado. as far as the temperatures go, say high pressure is going to try to build in. yesterday was very hot in the desert southwest and still salt lake city and denver. today will be maybe a little bit cooler. we've heard so much about these horrible fires out there. areas like denver. today will be in the 90s.

cream on a hot day, one shop in portland, oregon wants to make sure you don't have to. it teamed up with six local brewerlys to create beer-flavored ice cream. the salt and straws formed a cone. ice cream shop that makes small batches of what the owners are calling fun, intregs flavors made locally with flesh local ingredients. i don't know about you, but i'd be concerned about the calories. >> you can't be concerned about calories and having ice cream, right? got to go all out. >> just go all out. but it would quench your thirst probably on a warm day. >> i think it would, yes. >> are we sgoing to have one of those tomorrow. >> tomorrow is going to be a little cooler and same tuesday, but we do warm things up by wednesday. but we do warm things up by wednesday. check[ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank.

for the burners, three generations of women are united at least, and they will be traveling up to oregon next. but they have opted to drive rather than fly. san francisco international airport will continue with the ground delay program until about 1:00 this morning. and then of course they are going to start to push out some of the flights and assess the situation. the weather here however is not the only problem. there are also storms over chicago and denver that have snarled up air traffic across the country. reporting live in san francisco, abc7 news. >> thank you, sergio. and do stay with abc7 news. we will have weather updates on our website, abc7news.com and on the abc7 morning news at 4:30. >>> something else that could affect your morning commute tomorrow, new carpool lanes on 880 in san jose will officially open in a few hours. the north and southbound lanes between 237 in mill pea disand the 101 will have a new

financial security of farmers around the world and just recently a new concern has been raised in oregon farmer just found genetically modified wheat that had never been sold for commercial use mysteriously growing on his land the crop was found to be a g.m. strain previously tested by monsanto but never approved shortly after these fine means japan's foreign ministry cancelled the import of some twenty five thousand tons of wheat originating from the u.s. the news also prompted european leaders to call for testing of u.s. wheat looking for signs of the g.m. strain recommending that if the strain is indeed found that we not be sold among the members. states wow really seems like everywhere else in the entire world

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favorite sites. >> ecola state park is a very popular spot on the oregon coast.our places to visit because it does have such a spectacular view. there's kids and tourists, a lot of people. >> pitten, her husband scott and little elena or laney are joined by relatives visiting from iowa. scott's cousin, craig's wife karen and their children. >> it was a gorgeous day. we were having a great day, excited that the sun was shining because on the oregon coast you never know what the weather's going to be like. >> the children have never seen the ocean so the group heads to one of the most popular overlooks along the shoreline. >> we wanted to show craig and karen and the kids the beautiful view. and i wanted them to experience the beautiful oregon coast with the sun shining. >> from a high cliff, the families enjoy spectacular scenery that stretches for miles. >> the cliff is about 150 feet. at first it kind of goes like this and then after that it goes sheer right down to the ocean and the rocks. >> i want my picture taken. >> and i'm recording you right now, laney. >

back in little haines, oregon, people understood that all this costs money, lots of money.r the very expensive multiple medications the kids will need every day for the rest of their lives, tens of thousands of dollars a year. and so, the people of haines put on an auction. they raised nearly $75,000. and still, they waited. >> one, two, three. >> occasionally, jason went home to help with the family cattle drive or pick up clothes for the kids who were now out-growing them. >> it's a lonely place to be here. i don't know how we're going to continue to live here. we want to live here so bad. today's labor day, so we thought we'd give lindsey a chance to labor. >> but of course, they couldn't go home. >> there you go. >> they celebrated halloween in the hospital, then thanksgiving. six months past. >> i knew we're one day closer. >> how is that heart working that berlin heart? seems to be pretty amazing. >> she's doing really good. >> this berlin has allowed her to feel healthy enough that she's the regular 8-year-old girl. she wants to skip and jump and play. it's a false s

what we call in in oregon the complete coordinated system of fire response. we must work together and to work together very well and in most cases. a natural tension that has to do with the difference in fire policy and part of that is your paid by the land over to fight aggressively on their land. different management objectives on those land and on the forest land so there's the tension we face regularly. in lake view the example. we will do initial attacks together. it doesn't matter the color of land. that works off well. they can do as he basked. it's about getting the mix right. very early on the senator talk about the strategic -- what is the best strategically to invest funds. i think it is hazardous toole, initial. it's the volunteer fire systems that come our way. and really in addition to this funding pieces, and it's how it is on the landscape. we do that by active management of that landscape so there are some funding pieces and policy pieces that can change as well. >> chief, would you like to add that? >> what i would add is that we need to con

. >> ncaa regionals, elimination gail toe usf and oregon. bottom three, may hue with a solo shot.hen 1-1 in the north. ducks answer power with power, sean chase crushes it. 2-1 oregon, and usf is eliminated 6-1 the final. >> there may be no more dominant team in bay area sports over the years than cal rugby. they won another national title today at the rugby championship. jack clark, 30th year as cal's coach. bears dominate the first half. two barrett tries, let the team in scoring. then the great cutback. the bears win their first ever rugby title, 19-14 the final. >> when you tee it up at the memorial you know jack nicklaus is watching. he's the host, and if you win the event, what thrill to receive the trophy from one of the greatest of all-time. muirfield village, the course that jack built. matt kuchar, birdie putt on 11. 11-under on the tournament. all kuchar needed was par on 18 to win, but how about a birdie instead. gets it to go. kuchar wins his second tournament of the year and gets confirmation from the golden bear. >> to asphalt. fedex 400 at dover. lap 300. david gil

exactly what did not happen in oregon in 2009 and 2010. the second provision of this amendment is that the secretary of labor could grant a temporary labor certification to an employer to hire h-2b forest workers. the director -- to do that, the director of the state workforce agency would have to certify that the employer has complied with the recruitment requirements and the director of the state workforce agency would have to make a determination that local workers were not qualified or available to fill the jobs. that way you connect the contractor who is responsible to make sure that folks know about these jobs with the workforce agency that has the expertise in finding people who want to know about these jobs. if in the situation the contractor was simply to say we've advertised, we can't find anyone, the workforce agency would know whether that was a legitimate and valid conclusion. the third point is that if an employer seeks to be certified for a work itinerary that covers multiple states and if the work outside the primary state

his family traveled to oregon to pick him up. >> the restaurant is ready to hospital. the front of the restaurant was damaged by a fire. it was closed for improvements and is ready for business again. they are sold out for dinner next week but they are taking reservations for next month. >> a group trying to keep a bookstore to move tests says the historic location is important for the contributions to the black community. it's played a key role in helping the african-american community for periods of what they say urban renewal. it's the latest african-american business to be either displaced. they want leaders to help get new property owners to accept the store's offer to buy. >> this is place where john coltrane and read about black music and history and about black culture. i think that is why people are invested in this particular location. >> supporters are sending emails and writing letters hoping to convince new owners to allow them to stay. >>> still ahead at 9:00, a fiery crash caught on. what went wrong at an air show. how a woman survived a six-minute tiger

a newborn kitten with two tiny faces. >> this is in oregon.he kitten was born yesterday morning with two faces. >> unbelievable. >> just one body. and apparently a health y set o lungs. the kitten's owner took it to the vet who checked it out and found everything in working order. deucy was found by a couple of neighborhood kids. her owner is feeding her warm kitten formula. >> i have never seen anything like that before. >> it is kind of creepy to look at but at the same time it is cute. >> happy the thing is in good condition. >> hope she has 18 lives. >> double. >> join us tonight at 8:00. for all those who sleep too hot or too cool, and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. the company that individualized your comfort with the sleep number bed is now introducing sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress, including yours. whether you sleep hot or cool, sleep number dual temp allows each of you to select your ideal temperature. so you

now, sure, oregon wheat farmers are hurting but we all know monsanto is the real victim here.they could face criminal prosecution and be fined up to a million dollars. do you know how long it takes monsanto to earn a million... oh, they just did. that was fast. [ cheers and applause ] and again. i say everyone just needd to relax. there is nothing to fear from monsanto's genetically modified unkillable mystery wheat or, as i call it, my amber waves franken-grain. [ cheers and applause ] see? it's perfectly friendly. just don't make any sudden moves. here to tell us why my wheat is not to be trusted is pulitzer prize winning science journalist from the council on oreign relations, laurie garrett. laurie, thank you so much for joining us. good to see you again. thank you so much for joiningç me. hold on one second. all right. there you go. >> (lauuhing) stephen: okay. all right. now, laurie, how did this wheat get out? did it tunnel out of mmnsanto from behind a rita hayworth poster? how did it get into the field. >> in the latest statement from monsanto hinted that it may have

the company has strongly denied his allegations. >>> to oregon. some public transit workers went above and beyond to rescue a baby deer. take a look at these pictures there. the fawn, they nicknamed her bambi, fell asleep on the tracks of a commuter rail and fortunately was taken out harm's way. this video shows a blanket being put over the fawn and picking it up before it wakes up and runs off. good stuff. the fawn was so small it could be the train would go over -- >> wouldn't want it to wake up. >> no, sir. >> hopefully there's a happily ever after. >>> time for a look ahead. the suspect in the cleveland kidnapping case has had his first court appearance today. ariel castro will answer hundreds of charges, including rape and kidnapping. >>> family members of some newtown, connecticut, shooting victims are on capitol hill. they'll meet with lawmakers for an update on the bill proposing expanded background checks. >>> happy birthday to tv personality kendra wilkinson who turns 28. and former president george h.w. bush is 89. happy birthday all. >

even medford, oregon, getting in on the heat. highs tomorrow should top out around 96 degrees. so even seattle's going to get into the mid 80s tomorrow. >> they're loving those 80-degree temps. >>> wedding dresses. liz taylor's first wedding gown went for auction wednesday, fetched $187,000. if you missed on the bidding, don't worry, she was married seven more times. that's a lot of money to be talked about. michael jackson's son prince telling -- taking the stand wednesday in the family's wrongful death lawsuit against aeg live. prince said he would see his father cry after phone conversations with aeg, sometimes saying "they're going to kill me." >>> long-time engaged actors christian bell and zach shepherd were holding off on their wedding until the straight couple felt there was marriage equality for all. after wednesday's decision bell tweeted, will you marry me? >>> justin bieber's quarantined monkey will have a home spending the rest of hit days at a zoo in northern germany. >>> "forbes" releaeasing its li of the most powerful celebrities. oprah winfrey reclaiming her cr

they learned unauthorized genetically crops were discovered in the state of oregon. officials at the agriculture ministry say they stopped selling the wheat variety called western white to flower millers. they grew it as an experiment. it was found on a farm in oregon. >>> government leaders in japan an'sbducted thousands of rth citizens. >>> here are the latest market figures. nnchts thailand, another likely insurgent attack caused a wide scale school shutdown in parts of the south on friday. the decision came after a school principal was shot the day before. security officials say that insurgents are demanding that children receive education in accordance with islamic teachings. the shut down of 28 educational institutions comes after the head teacher was shot and wounded in a drive by attack. educators and security officials decided on the closure out of security concerns. classes are set to resume next monday. muslim separatists in the south of thailand have been fighting the authorities for decades, seeking autonomy for decades. more than 5,000 people have been

he was a recent graduate of the university of oregon. he was on his way home to emeryville lebraun 11:00 p.m. on wednesday night when he was confronted and killed over this accident. here is what the family said about him. >> he has always been a quiet and friendly. his parents always and joked around with him of not being a hero when trouble is in the way. they wanted him to stay away from things like this. he always a joke around. i always try to stay away from things like this. >> oakland police stated that witnesses told them that it was a silver ford taurus sedan that was driving away from the scene with possible front end damage. in addition to a crime stoppers reward, the family is offering a $5,000 reward for any information that will lead to the arrest of the shooter. >> it was a packed house at the oakland city council meeting as the city tries to lockdown a budget. the council is facing a decision between 2 different budget allocations for the next two years. the issue? who gets more money? the police department of public empl

then the answer, chase crushes this one. -1 oregon.y eliminate the dons with a 6-1 victory. >>> if i asked you who was the most dom inhabit team in the bay area i guess you would not guess cal rugby. they won another national title today. jack clark and his 30th year at cal residents head coach. ri. bears dominate the first half, thanks to two barrett tries, he led the tournament in scoring. in the second, great cutback for the score, and the bears win the first ever rugby title, 19-14 the final. >> when you tee it up at the memorial you know the tournament host jack nicklaus is working and if you win the event gocialght be a thrill to receive the trophy from one of the greatest of all time. to muirfield village, the course that jack built. which you char, 11-under. tried to close the gap. third birdie of the day on 13. four birds to get to 10-under. all kuchar needed was par on 18 to win. how about a birdie instead. thank you. can you char wins his second tournament of the year and gets the confirmation from the golden bear. >> let's

. >> in oregon, bottom of first, justin solo shot, 1-0 usf. 1-1 in the fourth.e a blast of their own. absolutely crushes it. oregon goes on to eliminate the don west side a 6-1 victory. >>> to the ice, return of blackhawks and kings with the hawks having no trouble. scoring less than two minutes in the game. in the second period, second goal of the playoffs. a pull back to allow four goals on 17 shots. blackhawks win it 4-2 and take a two nothing series lead. >> who is most dominant in the bay area, i bet you want guess, cal rugby. they won a national title today. zach clark, 30th year as head coach. he led the tournament in scoring. 14-nil at the half and here is a great cut back for the farther try. bears win their seventh title, 19-14 that score. >> if you win, it's a thrill to receive a trophy from one of the greatest of all times. the course that jack built. birdie on 11, gets him to 11 under for the tournament. they tried to close the gap on 13. he had four of the final six homes to get to ten under but all he need was par on 18 but he settled for the bird

then the answer, chase crushes this one. -1 oregon. they eliminate the dons with a 6-1 victory. >>> if i asked you who was the most dom inhabit team in the bay area i guess you would not guess cal rugby. they won another national title today. jack clark and his 30th year at cal residents head coach. facing rice university. bears dominate the first half, thanks to two barrett tries, he led the tournament in scoring. in the second, great cutback for the score, and the bears win the first ever rugby title, 19-14 the final. >> when you tee it up at the memorial you know the tournament host jack nicklaus is working and if you win the event gocialght be a thrill to receive the trophy from one of the greatest of all time. to muirfield village, the course that jack built. which you char, 11-under. tried to close the gap. third birdie of the day on 13. four birds to get to 10-under. all kuchar needed was par on 18 to win. how about a birdie instead. thank you. can you char wins his second tournament of the year and gets the confirmation from th

defazio of oregon. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 274, the gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from oregon. mr. defazio: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, this amendment is to remove from the bill rovisions that would mandate leasing off of the fabulous bristol bay area of alaska. now, this is -- when i said this bill was a little like groundhog day because we passed it before and we talked about it yesterday. but this is about a bizarre version of groundhog day, but i'm forced to offer this amendment. actually after the exxon van deeze -- valdez oil spill, and i traveled up to the spill with then subcommittee chairman orge miller, and saw what an extraordinary mess had been created, something that in those cold waters is very, very difficult to deal with and very, very persistent, caused tremendous damage to the fisheries, the congress chose in h.w.under president george bush, to revoke the leases in the bristol bay area in order to protect this $2 billion a year fishery.

. >> we had yet another first-time win oregon the pga tour and one of the oldest. as ken duke wins the travelers championship in sudden death. a lot can happen and in the final round and today was proof. ken duke, looks like trouble. but ball falls five feet from the hole. he has he lead in the clubhouse at 12-under. 31-year-old which i chris stroud. the chip. are you kidding me? we go to sudden death where age and experience has to have something to do with it. southbound playoff -- second playoff hole, duke with a fantastic approach. within two feet of the hole. taps in for birdie, ken duke, the oldest first-time winner since 1995, at 44 years old. >> the serena williams, maria sharapova feud came to an en,. least week serena made comments at sharapova's article in rolling stone. sharapova lashed out, keep it on the court, and today serena says said they cleared the air. >> i talked to her at the player party and i said i want to personally apologize to you and take this moment to just be open and say, i am very sorry for this whole situation. >> mike: another re

oregon goes on to win 6-1. sadly, the don's season comes to andy in eugene. and the jack nicklaus award for the player of the year. first cal bear ever to win that awa award. speaking of golf, it's much too nice to be in here. if i'm not back in time, throw up some giants highlights. >> we'll wing it. i'll just talk about the bears the whole time. >> perfect. that will work. >> thanks a lot, scott. >> when we come back, dogs aiming for the guinness book of records today. >> we'll see if they made it next. >>> it was a shot at the guinness world record with the four-legged type. >> thousands took place in the first ever million dog match in mcclaren park in san francisco today. they were trying to break the world record for the largest dog walk. gorgeous views of the city. >> this is an attempt to have a heck of a good time. to have a walk with your dog, beautiful park. there's going to be vendors. there's an after party. there will be music. things like that. it's a fun day. while at the same time standing up for yourself and for your dogs. >> proceeds from t

wildfires also hit new mexico, oregon and california. nbc's bill karins is back with more on the heat out west that's helping to fuel these fires. dry weather. >> the intermountain west especially. in the areas of the intermountain west, easily above 90. deserts into the hundreds. when you see salt lake city at 97. denver 93. you know it's very bone dry out there. it's breezy. they are fighting these fires. it's going to happen again today. some spots near pueblo could be 99. colorado springs, 93. breezy and dry. very difficult conditions for these firefighters to keep every single afternoon to knock these blazes down. as far as the forecast in the northwest, just a few showers out there once again today. that's a look northwest. flagstaff, arizona, that's beautiful, though. 82 and sunny. once again, nothing is really changing in the west any time soon. >> thank you, bill karins. >>> the nra targets a long time supporter. a member of congress called a moron by a colleague. and layoffs at a major u.s. company. >>> plus, we'll tell you whi

oregon wins 6-1. the u.s. dreams of going to the college world series is out. just the 3rd time in program history that went to the post season. serena williams won in straight sets to advance to the quarterfinals. now, on the men's side, roger federer struggles early. federer in the far court, losing 10 of 13 games. back to backsets following that fall. the return into the net. semone up, the stpaep-time major winner would regroup. winning the set. 6-2. puts it away. advances to the quarterfinals for the 36th time. how about the pga? final round of the memorial. 1 missing from the leaderboard. he had one of the worst weeks ever on tour. highlighted by two triple bogeys this weekend. tied for 65th. wow! >>> now, matt kutcher needed this for the win but, he joins tiger as the only players with more than one win on tour this year. >>> nascar in dover, johnson behind the 48 car. new man, too chose for comfort. the wreck would end the day for both drivers and i don't think, i don't believe that he was walking up to say hey, come over to my house for dinner. three l

well, the humane society of oregon to the rescue. they in fact tranquilized little lennox, and once the kitten calmed down they were able to pull the kitten through a larger hole on the other side of the unit. and now this little kitten is in foster care. and you may remember maddie, the three-legged dog we had on the show, and he has taken this kitten under his paws, and is available for adoption. >> if you adopt this kitten, kitten-proof your house. >> this is a wheelchair-bound pet owner, and it is the dog pushing the wheelchair bound own e and you will see the dog behind the chair pushing the chair to safety. >> come on! i have never seen anything like this. this is amazing. >> it is incredible, and this is the new definition of rescue g dog. >> how did it know that the owner was stuck, and how did it know to push the wheelchair and how is it able in these floodwaters to push the wheelchair? >> so many questions. the dog loved the own sore much, that he wanted to make sure that his owner did not perish in the floodwaters. >> or,

oregon wins 6-1. knock usf out of the post season.hat was the third time in post season history to get this. congratulations on a great season for them. french open, williams, beating vinchey to advance. she has not dropped a set in her four matches. pga. final round. 1 name missing from the leaderboard in a big way. tiger woods. he has one of the worst weeks ever on tour. highlighted by 2 triple bogeys this weekend. it would finish tied for 65th. 20 shots behind that man. he needs the scoop but on 18 he choses it out in style. -- closes it out in style. he joins tiger as one of the other players with more than one win this season. >>> nascar, newman got too chose for comfort on the bumper here and the wreck would end the day. i don't think he is happy. do you want to come to dinner at my place tonight? i don't think so. three laps to go. watch him make his move. watch him pass montoya. he lands the finish. >>> how about the nba. none, nobody gave the pacers a shot against the heat. now, heading into game 7, indiana has enough of the

he was a recent graduate of the university of oregon. he was on his way home to emeryville at around 11:00 p.m. on wednesday night when the incident happened. >> his parents always told him not to be a hero whenever there is trouble. he has always and joke around. >> witnesses say that the car that was involved fired a shot that killed him. it was a silver four-door sedan. in addition to a crime stoppers reward, the family is offering $5,000 for information leading to the rest of the shooter in this case. >> it was a packed house at the oakland city council meeting as the city tries to lockdown a budget. the council is facing a decision between 2 different budget allocations for the next two years. the issue? who gets more money? the police department or public employees who have already make concessions. the council will take a vote on the budget at the end of the month. >> ever since the video of a naked man attacking people at the 16th and mission bart station surface 01 youtube. questions are being raised about security at bart. it t

the berries came from townsend farms in oregon linked to 30 cases of hepititis a. that includes a 62-year-old woman from eastern contra costa county. she has recovered after being hospitalized with hepititis a. no official recall has been ordered, but costco pulled the berries from the warehouses after people got sick in california and four other western states. >> we really encourage people to check their freezers to remove this product. my understanding is costco is contacting those who purchased the product. >> used it four weeks ago in a family breakfast. we put it in muffins. >> anyone exposed should be vaccinated quickly. los angeles county set up clinics to screen possible victims. >> there is only a two-week period. every day people delay they could possibly miss the chance to prevent this. >> nine people have been hospitalized with hepititis a. it is a contagious liver disease. hepititis a symptoms include fever, fatigue and pain. >> people should watch closely and call their health care provider if they have symptoms of hepititis a. >> it usually comes fr

the berries came from townsend farms in oregon linked to 30 cases of hepititis a. that includes a 62-year-old woman from eastern contra costa county. she has recovered after being hospitalized with hepititis a. no official recall has been ordered, but costco pulled the berries from the warehouses after people got sick in california and four other western states. >> we really encourage people to check their freezers to remove this product. my understanding is costco is contacting those who purchased the product. >> used it four weeks ago in a family breakfast. we put it in muffins. >> anyone exposed should bevacck vaccinated quickly. los angeles county set up clinics to screen possible victims. >> there is only a two-week period. every day people delay they could possibly miss the chance to prevent this. >> nine people have been hospitalized with hepititis a. it is a contagious liver disease. hepititis a symptoms include fever, fatigue and pain. >> people should watch closely and call their health care provider if they have symptoms of hepititis a. >> it usually com

. >> we had yet another fit-time win oregon the pga tour and one of the oldest. as ken duke wins the travelers champiship in sudden death. a lot can happen and i the final round and tod was proof. ken duke, looks like trouble. but ball falls five feet from the hole. he has he lead in the clubhouse at 12-under. 31-year-old which i chris stroud. the chip. are you kidding me? we go to sudden death where age and experience has to have something to do with it. southbound playoff -- second playoff hole, duke with a ntastic approach. within two feet of the hole. taps in for birdie, ken duke, the oldest fir-time winner since 1995, at 44 years old. >> the serena williams, maria sharapova feud cameto an en,. least week serena made comments at sharapova's aticle in rolling stone. sharapova lashed out, keep it on the court, and today serenaays said they cleared the air. >> i talked to her at the player party and i said i want to personally apologize to you and take this moment to just be open and say, im very sorry for this whole situation. >> mike: another reason to watch w

we do know he did attend college up in oregon. he was up at cal, playing basketball at one of their gyms. he was on his way home and that's when he was involved in a vehicle accident. a suspect vehicle collided with his car so he pulled over to the curb. he did the right thing. somewhere in that interaction was some type of confrontation where our victim was fatally shot. >> all i heard was one gunshot. like i sad, gunshot appeared like a firecracker or something like that. >> it's sad, you know? it's really sad. i hate to -- i hate to see anybody lose their lives especially innocent people over petty things if that was the case, you know, but that's -- all of us have to be careful out here. >> this is really important for the family and the reason why is this is a good young man doing all the right things and unfortunately, he was shot and killed, for what the reasons were we're still trying to figure out. but the family really wants to push the information out to the community because somebody may recognize him. somebody may say

has nearly doubled the search team efforts in oregon this week to get to the source of the genetically modified wheat. auto sales are picking up the pace. major u.s. automakers reported in strong numbers for may. the driving force was a continued climb in truck sales. ford and chrysler reported in double-digit gains, while gm sales rose 3.1%, with help from caddilacs, followed by toyota, with 2.5% gain. jim farley, ford's executive vice president of global marketing, tells us the demand for trucks is ramping up ford's business on the east and west coast. "the full-size truck market is expanding; ford is expanding in it. but we're also really growing on the car and crossover side, especially on the coasts. and we expect the full-size truck industry to continue that growth, given the rebound in construction on new homes." farley adds the next several months are critical for the industry, as automakers become more competitive with new models. trouble at oil refineries is trickling down as higher prices at the gas pump. the national average for a gallon of unleaded is $3.62, up a dime from