maybe he can help us with the answer. >> the attorney testified in portland that portland was not this first -- not the for city. others are operating in the jttf without an mou. >> [inaudible] i know you have explained -- [inaudible] we can effectuate what we intend within san francisco and the police if we are under a resolution relationship. what are the conceivable -- >> to be quite honest with you, i have seen no downside. if sfpd has complied with 8.10 now, it allows the exact same activities you are engaging in right now to continue to apply. it allows for civilian oversight and avoids confusion of an mou base. the fbi took out everything related to local control. it avoids the confusion of the fbi saying they can block it. the one difference, but it should have no impact, is the mou provides for depute physician -- deputization. that is important on a practical level because it gives those officers the authority to exercise federal powers. if what we are saying is they can do their jobs under local powers, under local standards, if what we're saying is they can and we want them

i would like to say san francisco ain't portland. i don't know what portland can do to mimic san francisco, but i'm a resident of this county. if you look at the blocks and the last mayor selection, 70% of the people in this county did not vote because you worried more about orders that the police are supposed to carry out. the fbi isn't even here to give their point or view. i would like to hear what a federal government has to say whether the local police should enforce federal laws or not. dennis spent 60 days in washington, d.c., off and on when the center laws were put into effect because the federal government said they would come down to san francisco and arrest up to 50 people. we was doing a road show back and forth for several weeks to stop that. as a resident of the county of san francisco, i would like the murder rate to go down. i would like the crime rate to go down. i have a lot of issues with the sfpd. i have been voicing them for 19 months in front of the commission. doing their jobs is not one of them. this city has

portland resolution did not allow for any deputization. i am wondering if a resolution -- with that preclude deputization? >> the concept is something that the federal government provides to local entities. if you think about this, the police commission could pass a resolution saying we are going to notify that we are doing the transition, we are opting out of the mou in 60 days, here are the standards we want to apply, something like the 2002 mou, but the police commission does not have the authority to grant federal deputization. you can ask the federal government if they would be willing to do that outside of the mou context. typically, the federal government wants the mou for that. the practical effect i think would be nil because deputization is so they can exercise federal power. you don't need them to do that. you want them to exercise local power. does that answer your question? >> if i may, just keep in mind, the resolution in portland was a city council resolution. it was not a resolution of a civilian oversight body. it was a re

cities going on right now in portland and in oakland. you may have read the recent "chronicle "sports article -- " chronicle" article as well. a serious terrorism threat was uncovered after a city council resolution a few weeks ago. portland is the only incident of a local jurisdiction opting out of the jttf that we know of in the united states. issues we are facing now, as described in the recommendation, is not whether we should opt out, but whether we need -- what we can do to ensure that officers involved in activities have strong civilian oversight of their activities and report activities through the established civilian oversight mechanisms and procedures defined in 8.10. recent meetings have been predominantly to discuss how this can be accomplished without are diminishing our ability to assist in joint activities of that -- of various federal agencies. our approach to achieve this objective is to publish internal directives ensuring our officers only participate in activities that the -- that meet our local standards of reasonab

see if we get there. 75 in portland and 79 in medford. pretty nice weather pattern. it you're waging on kgw news channel 8, portland, oregon, see modern sculptures from the 20th century that reflect the time when they were created at the museum of contemporary craft. that's your pacific event of the day, lynn. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. newlywed royals william and kate have taken a honeymoon fit for a king and queen. "us magazine" reports that their vacation costs $720,000. includes 11 villas a private butler and an open air bath filled with flowers. >>> meanwhile, the hat that princess beatrice wore to the wedding is now lot a laughing matter. top bid stands at $30,000. the auction ends may 22nd and all the proceeds go to charity. >>> justin bieber fans helped propel him to the number three spot past elton john on the new forbes celebrity power list. oprah was knocked out of first place to second as her talk show wraps up, and at number done, lady gaga. she made a whooping $90 million and boasts over

i think that means that we need to adopt the portland resolution route of maintaining oversight. the national lawyers guild has its own history of being persecuted for constitutionally protected reasons. the house un-american activities investigations persecuted many nlg members and ruined people's reputations and lives. they accuse them of being communists. we all know what is wrong with that and what was wrong with that persecution. we don't want to repeat that today. today we are in a climate of increased racism and xenophobia. that affects everybody. we see it on the news, in the media, and it is affecting the police officers. we need to make sure we maintain strong controls over the police. that means we should adopt a resolution. [tone -- [tone] >> i am the equal justice work er. we do civil rights legislation. i will defer most of my time to the person behind me, but over the last year, i've worked in two cases involving fbi abuses. one is a case in southern california. another is in chicago. i want to say that i don't think the san francisco police department wants to be

let me go through the elements here that the portland resolution addresses. d it maintains local control over the assignment of officers and provides all these elements of civilian oversight, every single one with of these things has an analogous provision in 8.10. the federal government says you can do it as long as you're not doing it under an m.o.u. and these involved security -- voven involve security clearances, allows for annual public reports, it allows for training and it makes sure that nothing can change. no more secret m.o.u.'s being signed but changes only take place after public notice, public hearings and discussion like this. so the question is, if the federal government and the u.s. attorney for oregon says that's a huge win for combating terror and that those are effective and sensitive civil rights protections, if that level of protection is available now to the people in oregon, why would san francisco not take the same deal? why are we operating under an m.o.u. that leaves our officers under the control of the f.b.i. and continues this ar

if you are up near you know seattle down towards parts of portland today. as the low pressure system crashes ashore, you will be feeling the effects in parts of california eventually. temperatures are comfy. salt lake is 48 and boise 57. you will start the morning on a comfortable note and end it. sunshine al beker key 84. portland to medford, san francisco at 65 and we have to look at tomorrow to see what is happening. seattle will be still in the clouds with the showers 58 for the high. salt lake city at 81 and phoenix gets up to the big 100 on wednesday. look for warming a break there for a couple of days but it is back. that is a look at your forecast. atures in the 50s for parts of northern california. so that is a look at your tuesday forecast, lynn? >> thank you so much. it is back to business on wall street after a long holiday weekend. early morning business headlines are straight ahead. anything but smooth sailing in italy for jersey shore's sno snookie. >> and ohio state's sweater vest is put on the shelf. you are watching "early today." >>> good

in the trust between the community and the sfpd by supporting the initiative that was passed in portland. i am a community of record nadir. -- i am a community leader. our members have been scared to death about coming to our mosque just to pray or attend one of our dinners. it is to a point where many of the members don't want to come to our center. they go to santa clara, fremont, or elsewhere. they say they don't want to be spied upon. you have to do something to increase the trust between the community and the san francisco police department. also, what i am really upset about is while this hearing is going on, why is the fbi not present? as a coordinator, i go to many commissions. i have gone to the entertainment commission hearing were the fbi serves no purpose. they were there. maybe we should have free food next time. please, they should be here. this is something that relates to them. the entertainment commission has nothing to do with them. they should be here discussing with you. if we are wrong, they should address that in front of us. thank you very much. [applause] >> good

that system a little low spinning right there on its way to visit portland. for us the southern edge is picking up the westerly breeze. that's an increase in the fog. it will be a warmer week after today. warmer on tuesday and much warmer on wedges. looks like upper 80s to maybe 90 as we head toward midweek. today if you're away from the coast it will be sunny. closer to the coast it will be fog you'll have to deal with and fog more of a westerly breeze a spread of about 20 degrees between some 60s to near 80. a lot of 70s in between. mid-70s. we will bring it down today on the temperatures. start to turn that around tuesday. sunny side up and warmer wednesday into thursday. but all signs point towards a good cool down especially as we head towards saturday and sunday. >>> thank you, steve. across the country people are celebrating the killing of osama bin laden. [ cheering and applause ] >>> coming up we're going to have a live report from washington d.c. for a time line of how that secret operation was carried out. >>> also a bomb threat at a bay area strip

the weekend wasn't that great. 62 in portland today, and that storm system moves through the rockies. we have to clear it out on tuesday in many spots. our friends in alaska. see stunning scenery from around the land of the midnight sun. alaska classics. >> here is a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. "pirates of the caribbean" dominated. on strainer tides, took in $90 million for number one. but oversees it took in over a quarter of a bill yion doll lor, $256 billion to be exact. that shattered the record set in 2009. not bad. one other note to tell you about. the comedy, "bridesmads" took in 20% from the opening weekend. katie perry tweeted. seems while touring in japan, she had husband come to show him my favorite place, on a rival, bran was immediately taken into custody and deported over lee balan galitties from prior years ago. >> in california people have tough questions from that preacher who predicted the end of the world. the world is still here. but the lack of promised rapture created an unlikely team of demonstrators. they mocked the end of the prediction

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the tracks go south to los angeles and north towards portland, seattle. to chicago, and even. there were getting on the other evening commute about their reaction about this possible plot against the railroads. >> i mean, your odds are getting better to be hit by a train and getting blown up. >> a little scary, yes. i do not want is a terrifying but if it was really going to happen i would probably on the train that day. >> what you going to do? guards thousands of miles of reels, bridges, buildings? everything is at risk. even railroad lines-- >>reporter: overall, the people were not overly concerned about the plot. it was surprised that there are not fearful in any way. that is the latest and emeryville. packwood you in the studio. >>pam: the caltran station this is a live picture we are gathering more reactions from passengers we want you to know that we have contact with the major public transportation in the bay area. caltrain, amtrak are also not commenting at this time. we will continue to work to get an official statement for you and give you the information as soon as

. >>> and a train derailment led to a fire up near portland, oregon, near highway 30 northwest of portland. a train car loaded with lumber fell off, crashed into a tanker car filled with ethanol. that turned into a fire ball visible for miles. at one point, firefighters pulled back and evacuated people for a mile around the accident. nobody was hurt. >>> and just like our chief meteorologist said, the temperatures really went up today throughout the bay area. we have team coverage tonight. bill will tell us where we set at least one record. but first, we talk to john fowler, who is at ocean beach. and john, some people should have been at work? >> reporter: yes, can you blame them. this is ocean beach right now, barely a breath of wind. temperatures in the mid-70s, people streaming here. and i should tell you about 3:00 today, the temperature hit 83. >> reporter: it felt more like a southern california summer day. several thousand people at ocean beach. we found some playing hooky. >> my wife actually, she called in sick today. we -- we woke up this morning, it was really nice so we decide

. >> the patient on this operating table came from portland, oregon. this is the first time the procedure is attempted to be done robertic surgery. >> the surgeon never seen the abnormal goth of the utter us took over the major blood vessels and invading her blood stream. she's told by other victims that she would never have children. >> i was told thrathere is nothing to do for me. it was way too to operate. we i could use my hand. but a second opinion let cath lin lane . the pain she was strolling to control. >> i was confident that i can deal with the endomitriosis. >> they together used minimally and insace raive to remove the endometriosis and scar temperature and damaged kidney. remarkably the day after the surgery catherine was up and walking and off thoxy don. >> i feel like i have been given a second chance. >> it is a reminder to all women struggling with infertility. >> if the husband is fine and all of the other tests come feign and they say it is all okay . not getting pregnant. it is that until they are rating a new life. >> i am not just

if they are not willing to have these conversations in the open, the way they are in portland, the question comes to people's minds is, what are they hiding? why can't we have these discussions with them? that is that issue. in my line of work, i represent dozens of clients who have been visited by the fbi. what i usually share some examples of what we see. they highlight the reason for openness, accountability and trust. there's a reason we need these things. some of the things we have seen with the fbi in the last year and a half is people being questioned on their views about osama bin laden. their question about the uprisings in the middle east, whether or not they know rebels in libya, tunisia, and egypt. african community members are questioned about the uprising in egypt and other parts of the middle east. we also find agents not willing to share their names, last names, affiliations, business cards, so all we get is mitch, george, and john saying they want to protect us. it does not work. i am urging this body to take up the recommendations that have been put forth to move us toward

. >> reporter: the patient came to el camino hospital in mountain view you in portland, oregon, hopingn change her life. >> this is the first time this procedure is being attempted to be done by minimally invasive robotic surgerys. >> the most complicated case of endo metriosis they have seen. it has taken over the major blood vessels in the patients a pelvis and abdomen, straining the ureter and causing irreversible damage to her kidneys. she has been told by other doctors she will never have children. >> they said it was way too dangerous to operate on it and i could essentially either lose my life or die on the operating table and that no physician surgeon would ever touch it. >> but a second opinion led katherine lane to dr. najat and the possible of a solution to the endo metriosis and the pain she was struggling to control. >> i was confident i could do this. >> the doctor partnered with the neurologist and surgeon to remove the endo metriosis, scar tissue and even the damaged kidney. 8 hours after the surgery she was up and walking and off the oxycontin she had to rely on for mo

showers in seattle will become thunderstorms for portland on your tuesday.verybody heads back to work. if you are watching us on kmir 6 in palm springs, california. that is at the palm springs air museum. and that is your pacific event of the day. thank you so much. here is an early look at this morning's headlines of entertainment. >> it helped put hollywood on course to set a new record for memorial day weekend. almost doubling the business. part two took in $86.5 million. although some estimates had to do it better, the numbers are nevertheless impressive. in the first four days since opening thursday, $118 million on track to finish memorial day weekend with $140 million in the bank. >>> kung fu panda 2 opened solidly in second with $40 million well below the $60 million plus debut of the first installment three years ago. >>> last week's number one, "pirates of the caribbean: on stranger tides" slipped to third. don't shed any tears. worldwide after two weeks in theaters, total earnings stand at just under $650 million. we don't feel so bad. >> it is ha

if you are watching us on kgw news channel 8 in portland, oregon learn how things evolve at the art museum>> mother's day? >> she is doing vust fine. >> i think she will take it. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. make room at the box office for another super hero debut. "soar" may be one of marvel's lesser known heroes. that hasn't stopped the experts from predicting a runway with upwards of $70 million. last weekend's big winner fast five will earn $30 million. kate hudson's romantic comedy "something borrowed" will vie for third. the pg wedding comedy, "jumping the broom." finally, a simmering feud is heating up again thanks to paris hilton being mistaken for lindsay lohan when she gave a homeless woman earrings on her new reality show. she said if she were a lohaloha she would be stealing the earrings, not giving her say it isn't so. hilton said if she were lohan, she would be stealing the a earrings and not giving them way. away. tmz is reporting the whole thing is so 2006. >> so the only thing we've they are one in the same. >> you better be careful.

here comes the lee right off portland. that will be here tuesday and wednesday for another round of cool, unsettled weather. 50s, 60s, or very low 70s, these are 15 degrees below average, especially if you're away from the coast. fairfield, only 68. 67 concord, and livermore. that is way below average. everyone below average. mostly cloudy tuesday and wednesday. maybe some rain, thursday and friday we get a break. signs of another system, maybe stronger coming in by the weekend. still some time to work on it though. >>> 6:51 is the time. well a soldier stationed on the east coast didn't want to miss the birth of his son on the west coast. wait until you see how technology made that happen. >>> also, the sentencing in the jaycee dugard case, plus the other big decision the judge could make that day. >>> good morning, northbound 880, traffic looks nice, getting up to the coliseum. we'll toll you more about the morning -- tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. [ jolene ] i got involved with honor flight throu

portland and medford was nice flt we have one more chance today. the clouds are going to blow in. it will be in the 60s over the weekend in seattle. today i think we will do it. high pressure is going to move away and there will be high clouds late in the day. 70 in seattle. it is about time. should be beautiful. much of the interior. it is getting pretty nice in dae in the spring. 80 in sack pramento today, enjo. >> it is hard to be better than today. today is one of the best days ever. >> it better hit 80 in seattle. >> come on. >> it is all on you, bill. linked in looks up. and yet another business deal for lady gaga. looking to steal away some big box office gold. >> coming up, a win for the thunder and giambi turns back the clock. you are watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. the fbi wants the dna of the so-called unabomber ted kaczynski for its investigation into the still unsolved tylenol killings. in 1982, seven people died after taking pills from tylenol bottles laced

we'll take mid 60s in portland and seattle.daho also the twin he falls we are watching cloudy and rainy weather. we are looking good today in san francisco. much of tomorrow should be dry tomorrow in the southwest. that is channel 2. see skru sculptures. >> little bit of a scary image there. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. former beatle paul mccartney spared no expense when it came to popping the question. sir paul proposed to the new york business woman during a romantic candlelit dinner for two and did it with a ring estimated to be worth $650,000. well done. >>> today lindsay lohan pleads no contest to misdemeanor threat paving the way for her to serve her 120 day probation violation sentence at home. she will not be in court. >>> bristol palin is moving to l.a. to live with her former dancing with the stars castmate and film a reality tv show. >>> and finally, we have a new winner when it comes to strange baby names. yeah, head shaker. silver stone and her husband have named their new boy

chance of showers in portland that won't ruin your dead. medford at 67. we're sunny and warmer in areas of nevada and utah and las vegas and phoenix. phoenix will be 100. if you're watching us on kc-24 news in fresno, california, support community theater, see an adaptation of the play that inspired a film, a romantic comedy about washington, "born yesterday" and that's your pacific event the day. >>> here's an early look at headlines in entertainment. those who argue that the law is no different for celebrities took a big hit yesterday took a big hit yesterday at lindsay lohan's sentencing. her plea to misdemeanor charges means no jail time, and lohan will serve only 14 days of her 12-daypro boe 12 h 12-day probation at home. >>> elsewhere, reports say hugh grant is in negotiations to take charlie sheen's place on "two and a half men." some reports say the talks are stalled and others that grant has turned down the role. >>> "the new york post" is accusing will smith of getting piggy with it. so creative post. shooting "men in black iii" in tightly space