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

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

>> here is from portland, maine -- he was from portland, maine. he went to wall street after his congressional career. plaques how long did he serve in congress? >> 12 terms. these questions are getting hard. >> how did he become speaker? >> it by sheer force of intellect and by a the cut and thrust of debate and the devastating way he dealt with the democratic enemy. all of that is in the credit to his claims to be speaker. he was a political leader. people looked up to him. he was not physically magnetic. he stood 6 foot three. his weight sometimes approached 300 pounds. he had a lot of intellect that was overwhelming. >> one of the books was the artist that did this cover on your book, john singer sargent. >> how difficult is the art of port richey -- portraitry? it is difficult. he said he cannot do it. reed has a delphic face. he is ever so bland to look at. sergeant was charmed by the man. they sat together in paris. reed just delighted him and vice versa. sergeant could not capture reed threw his face. >> how did he turn out to be doing ree

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as we go up the coast, not bad in portland either. seattle looks good. what a nice day in boise. 74 and sunny. you know that heat will be right around the corner there as we get to the summer months. >>> 103 degrees in yuma. i used to live there. >> i forget that you used to spend some hot summers there. weekend forecast coming up. >>> going to jail for making a friend on facebook? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus the pluses and the minuses at the box office. >>> coming up t mavericks storm downtown dallas. phil mickelson has nothing to celebrate on his birthday. you've seen walkoffs in baseball but not one like this. >>> well, good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> the "wall street journal" reports the aarp, the powerful lobbying group for older americans, is dropping its longtime opposition to social security cuts. "the journal" says the group has concluded change to the program is inevitable and they want to try to minimize the da

i'm a detective with east precinct, portland police bureau. you reported a burglary back on the 7th of july. and we are at a location this morning where we've executed a search warrant, and i think we've recovered some of your property. >> is this yours? >> that's mine. that's cool. my son'll be happy his bed's back. a bunch of it's mine. i was in the midst of moving, so i was over there with people with trucks to load up my stuff, and it was gone. i mean, my refrigerator was gone. my dining room table was gone. my china cabinet was gone. they just backed up one day and they did this in, like, a ten hour stretch. that's about the time i was gone from the house. >> all the way down on the ground! stay down! stay down! police officers! search warrant! >> narrator: but property owners are not the hardest hit victims of the meth epidemic. that role belongs to the children and spouses of meth addicts. >> you want to get a restraining order. it's not bause you don't love him, but he needs to stay away for a while. thomas' conduct is going to make it

he had been home in portland. he spoke french like a native. >> you have a picture of him where he is quite handsome and looks so much different than the portrait of him. >> at the unveiling of the portrait, it was polite but shocked silence. i hope my enemies are satisfied. >> where did he go to college? >> bowdoin. it was the place to go if you were a bright kid from maine. >> that is located where? >> outside portland. >> when did you write this book? >> i can answer that question. i started about three or four years ago. four years and three days ago. >> when did you finish? >> what book is this? how many have you done? >> you have them in the front of this. >> the first one is this one. he is a political adviser and legend. the dates were 1870 to 1965. where did you first write? >> i started in journals in the "baltimore sun." i first became a financial journalist. >> why did you get interested in money? >> it seemed like a timely subject. i got out. between my discharge date, i got a job on wall street. i wa

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

showers and thunderstorms from portland to spokane. showers along the gulf coast. >> and we're looking at 89 degrees in new orleans. 88 in baltimore. 78 here in new york. mostly 80s from the twin cities to kansas city. and phoenix climbs up to 109 degrees. sacramento 84. colorado springs 95. >>> in egypt they're calling it one of the most important archeological projects ever. it's all about a 4,500-year-old boat. >> that's right. the remains of it were found next to the great pyramids. to get at those remains they started using a big pulley system yesterday in order to move stone slabs that weigh up to 16 tons. >> and over the next two months scientists hope to recover about 600 pieces of that boat. their restoration efforts are expected to take about four years. obviously a very meticulous process that these folks do. then they'll be putting this ancient piece of boating history on display. they take such care. >> i think this is so fascinating when you hear about things especially that come by the great pyramids. just incredible. >>

northern portions of the west coast. 73 in portland. cool and cloudy into thenorther.hat is where it will be cool and breezy. >> i don't want to start any trouble, but it looks like possible 80s this week end. >> i thought we were waiting to reach 70 in seattle. >> we'll see if we can beat that. wall street waits on jobs, the latest ipo and giving it away. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. and the moshing look at the x men in the box office this weekend. >> the mets rewrite the history books and something bugged me about the indians rangers game you are tching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. in arizona, authorities say a man apparently angry over a divorce case went on a shooting spree in the yuma area, killing five before taking his own life. police say the shootings were targeted. the only one victim has been identified, a lawyer who represented the gunman's ex-wife who was cleaning out his office in preparation for his retirement. >>> after b

if you are watching us in portland, oregon. see a collection of photographs, at the portland art museum. that is your pacific event of the day. >> thank you so much. here is an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. one starlet has apparently scored hollywood's hottest new bachelor and it has his perks. "us weekly" reports through venice and the french riviera, leonardo dicaprio and blake lively took in a trip to disneyland. following her mtv movie awards appearance. once source told the magazine, quote, i've never seen him like this with a girl. >> sienna miller has settled phone hacking claims against news of the world, an english tabloid run by rupert murdock's news corporation for over $160,000. miller accepted damages. her legal costs and an unconditional admission of liability by the paper. >>> finally, meredith vieira's nearly five years as coanchor of "today" comes to an end as she leaves the show to spend more time with her family. a very special sendoff is planned for this morning. one you're not goi

showery weather for portland and seattle. if you're watching us on kget, nbc 17 bakersfield, california, go ahead and embrace your inner artist. learn painting techniques at the library. >> i prefer art in the morning, but that's fine. >> i prefer fingerpainting. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. with the exception of red nail polish lady gaga's tokyo arrival was green themed. literally green from head to toe. she was greeted by hundreds of fans arriving for a charity music event for victims of japan's quake-tsunami disaster. >>> well, deadline.com reports "mad men's" jon hamm signed a new three-year, eight-figure deal. and it's going to make him one of cable's highest paid stars. >>> well, megan fox will not be in the next "transformers" movie, but she's landed a cameo in sacha baron cohen's next film. "the dictator" shooting now in new york. the movie based in part on a book by saddam hussein, also stars ben kingsley and anna phares. >>> finally, crystal harris may have jilted hugh h

portland, light showers right now, they should continue on and off for today.nd the 115 in phoenix yesterday, 107 in vegas. today, just as hot, but the coastal areas, that's an weather. sacramento, a brief period of rain and most locations in california will dry out by tomorrow. talk more about the storm coming up. >> coming up, traders shrug off spending stats. new strict crib rule goes into effect and what might be responsible for your higher electric bill. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, updates on charlie sheen's old show, his reported new show and his domestic situation. >>> a tough day for the williams sisters, a new law for the dodgers and who knew tarzan could pitch? you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. former illinois governor rod blagojevich has been convicted of 16 of 20 counts against hem, including trying to sell the former senate seat once held by president obama. he is virtually certain to receive a significant prison ter

maybe showers around portland. medford looks fine today. tomorrow will be wet. promise you that. >>> coming up, we'll give you a look that forecast for tomorrow that will feature thunderstorms and rain for the west coast. >> not good. all right. thanks, bill. >>> greece keeps investors on edge. big tobacco sues over packaging rules. and the vatican takes another leap into the 21st century. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus jennifer aniston gets inked for the first time. whose name is she sporting now? >> also, doc holliday is a perfect ten. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today," i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. the u.s. military says two american service members were killed in iraq sunday but gave no further details on their deaths. so far 11 u.s. troops have died this month, making june the deadliest for american combat forces in two years. >>> venezuelan officials are dismissing reports that president hugo chavez is sicker than the government has admitted. chavez hasn't spoken

there is that low near portland. there is a stronger one moving in. drizzle out there too. low clouds sunny and breezy. cooler today. a little bit more fog on the coast and stronger sea breeze means temperatures 50s, 60s, 70s for many. or very low 80s. the days are very long and the nights are short. 50s and 70s peninsula. also toward livermore low, low 80s. more fog cooler weather takes us into the weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> the state public utilities commission is look into at & t proposed accusation of t- mobile. state regulators want to see how the deal could effect california customers and the state's economy. if it goes through at & t would have nearly half of the state's wireless market. the cpuc does not have the power to carpet led deal. >>> after l is now joining to make our blackberrying dropping the -- they are changing the guidelines for their apps store. apple says it will reject any apps that contain dui check points or encourage or enable drunk driving. >>> the borders bookstore chain says it may have to close 50 more stores. it has not been able to e

portland low to mid-50s. mid-80s around st. louis and right now charlotte is talking about flight departure delays. big wall of water heading in cincinnati and detroit. go to flight tracker at abc7news.com. >> eric: arnold schwarzenegger's former house keep ser breaking her silence on the affair she had with him. a picture was published and she was it was maria shriver first noticed the resemblance after shriver asked her directly if the boy was schwarzenegger's. she worked in the household for 20 carry-ons. she apologized to shriver as surprisingly compassionate. she hopes arnold and maria are able to work things out. >> carolyn: former utah governor john huntsman told a business forum that he will make it official next week. >> i will intend to announcely be a candidate a week from today. my family is shocked and surprised. i haven't told them yet. >> with that the field of contenders got ready to get bigger with huntsman joining an expanding of heavy hitters. santorum, bachmann, romney, ron paul and tim pawlenty and maybe so

the little system spinning by portland. you can see the system, but the stronger one there translates to cooler air for us. that will filter all way down to san francisco. an increase in the mountain fog. cooler today after a little warmup. 50s, 60s, 70s. a few will hold on to an 80. livermore was 80. we'll go 78 today. low 70s on the peninsula and then on the peninsula, just too much fog. so 60s there for almost everyone. more fog. cooler as we go into sunday. and then a rebound on the temperatures monday and tuesday. >>> 7:11. dozens of people in the south are suffering from salmonella poisoning. the mail order business that officials believe caused the issues. >>> and anthony weiner's decision to stay on the job. >>> good morning. at least some sub there. a lot of -- some sun there. a lost low clouds. it will be cooler. temperatures will be in the 60s, 70s for many. maybe a couple of 80s. >>> new signs that moammar gadhafi's days are numbered. carol han is live with more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: claudine, this

portland to medford. maybe don't want to go swimming quite yet, but at least it's sunny and dry. if you're watching us on kmtr, eugene, oregon, study african disguises, then create your own with face to face with masks. at the museum of natural and cultural history. that's your pacific event of the day. >> interesting. >>> here's an early look at the headlines in entertainment. the talking cars are back and they're bad, apparently. a string of weak reviews call "cars 2" uninspired. it won't stop it from crossing the finish line with about $60 million. >>> cameron diaz shows her dark side in the comedy "bad teacher" with justin timberlake, her ex. it should debut in the mid-20 millions. >>> a judge ruled lindsay lohan did not violate her probation by testing positive for alcohol but warned the troubled star should not have any more parties while under house arrest. that's always a good rule. >>> the end of a legal battle between anna nicole smith and the estate of her former husband j. howard marshall. the state supreme court ruled that none of her heirs are entitled to the $1.6 b

showers from seattle to portland. maybe even a stray thunderstorm from tucson to arizona.omorrow looks a little calmer. >>> if you're watching us on khq right now in spokane, washington, see models rafted by the renaissance. leonardo da vinci, man, inventor, genius. that's what they call me. >> are you sure you got that right? bill, thanks so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment where relationship news both good and bad take center stage. america ferrera married the boyfriend she's been seeing since college monday evening in a private ceremony. >>> david duchovy and tea leoni have separated for the second time since the two married in 1997. >>> a judge ordered warner brothers to send $55,000 a month of any money due to charlie sheen to former wife brooke mueller for support. >>> mel gibson and longtime wife robin have settled their long fight over property dispute which should lead to their divorce becoming official by august. >>> finally, in a kiss and tell interview in "details" magazine, shia labeouf dishes about his relationsh

heat is still holding on in the south, portland up to 71 degrees. all the airports are running on time except for philadelphia. check out flight tracker at abc7news.com. >> eric: airline passengers are paying higher fees for baggage. last year they charged nearly $6 billion for baggage and reservation fees, 24% increase over the previous year. here is a report the airlines fees are here to stay. >> for the airlines those annoying extra fees has clearly paid off. one analyst if it weren't for the fees the airlines would be losing big. >> the airlines are already losing money as a whole they would be deeper in the whole and probably requiring a bailout. >> of the nearly $6 billion in fees collected last year, $3.4 billion came from baggage fees and $3.3 billion came from passengers changing their reservations and they are all u.s. carriers. delta collected $952 million in baggage fees. continental $655 billion. u.s. airways, $513 million. >> if you are about to travel this summer. here is the lay of land. delta, united, u.s. airways, first checked bag

we are seeing showers from medford, portland, seattle once again, upper-level low, showers plentifuln the afternoon. spokane could see a period of rain as the low moves north. continue to watch weather from vegas to phoenix. by your standards, temperatures cool in vegas, 87. showers continue on friday and even into saturday. the next storm comes in right behind this one. >>> if you're watching us on tntv nbc bay area in san francisco, see how our culture has influenced art over the past 10 years. at the more things change at the san francisco museum of modern art. that's your pacific event of the day. we all know the end of that. >> >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. mr. red hot of the moment, justin timberlake is spilling all to vanity fair. timber lake calls jessica beale, who he just broke up with, quote, the single handedly most significant person in my live. timberlake says he and another ex, britney spears, haven't spoken for about a decade and dismisses their young mickey mouse days saying there was nothing normal about our existence. >>> elsew

. >>> here is the high temperatures across the country. 72 in portland, upper 70s fargo and minneapolis, boston and new york, you want the heat, southward. low to mid 90s and 105 in phoenix. good news, most of the airports running on time. we do have flight departure delays out of j.f.k. and severe weather in the heart land. possible delays later today. look for the flight tracker any time you travel. >> it's 4:49. first phase of 9/11 memorial to honor those killed on flight 93 is now nearing completion. it will be dedicating on the tenth anniversary of the attacks. it's designed the public to get close to the crash site. a marble ball will bear those killed in the crash. they fought with the hijackers preventing it from striking the white house or the u.s. capitol. >> democrats are trying to move forward and put the weiner scandle behind them. he stepped down and democrats breathed a sigh of relief. >> he announced his resignation thursday afternoon following the sexting scandal. >> i'm announcing my resignation from congress. >> so my colleagues can get back to work, my neighbors can

cool up around seattle and portland as that front went through. it will linger with clouds. 70 in seattle. if you're watching us on king 5 news, seattle, washington, see the classic comedy "abbott & costello meet the mummy" at the nonprofit grand illusion cinema. that's your who's on first event of the day list. >>> bill, thanks so much. here is an early look at this morning's headlines and entertainment. arnold schwarzenegger's one-time housekeeper and mistress has given her first and only interview. she said she did it to set the record straight. mildred baena tells "hello magazine" that when her son was told about a year ago that schwarzenegger was his father, he just said cool. baena said she cried together with maria shriver when she confessed the boy was arnold's. she says she sympathizes with schwarzenegger and hopes with time he and shriver can work things out. >>> elsewhere "people" magazine reports that natalie portman has given birth to a baby boy. e! online reports that kim kardashian has registered at a posh beverly hills store. if th

mid to upper 50s around seattle and portland. all the major airports are running on time this morning. if it changing to flight tracker at abc7news.com. >> kristen: we're learning this morning that a small conservative group is warning women about anthony wiener's, he admitted on monday he sent inappropriate photos to women online. a group called born free say they monitoring twitter three months ago and urged women to stay away from him. >>> i know congressman wiener. i wish there was some way i can defend him but i can't. >> i think it's unto congressman wiener and constituents to make decision. i think he should resign. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi is questioning an ethics or questioning an ethics investigation. the leader of the born free crew discovered the photo and help expose it. >> arizona firefighters worked overnight to get an upper hand on the wildfire. they ordered another 2,000 residents in the town of eager to evacuate. a total of 7,000 residents evacuated. the blaze has burned almost 460 square miles wh

now marine influence in much of the northwest, that's why it will be cool with some showers. 66 in portland64 in seattle. 108 in phoenix. i was just looking at the forecast two days from now, you'll be near 116. that's incredible stuff. that's a lookf sack are moan sacramento is looking nice with a slight chance of showers in oregon. the heat is going to increase in the southwest. it is already 107, that's pretty incredible. >> i don't know where else they would go. thank you so much. coming up, american airlines goes shopping. justin timberlake goes into yet another business, and you won't believe who is getting paid to make political tweets. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, she's back. lindsay lohan's house arrest ends. >>> coming up, the yankees find a new job for joe gerrardi. a stunning upset at wimbledon, and a mix-up at the mound that backfired in the worst way. 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. >>> in new mexico a 125-square-mile

seattle and portland, 50 degrees boston 76. we do have a flight arrival delays into philadelphia. all our other major airports are running on time. flight tracker is there at abc7news.com any time you need it. >> kristen: 4:47. anthony wiener says he'll cooperate with the house ethics investigation. he said he lied in an inappropriate relationship through social networking. he insists he won't quit his job. we hear for a woman that admits to sexting. here is john hendron with more. >> just a week for anthony wiener to go from this -- >> if this is a twitter prank. >> to this. >> to be clear the picture of me and i sent. >> it he delivered an apology and to his constituents and to media in blunt lands. >> i took it's down i said i had been hacked. >> and he said i had been hacked. >> i had explicit messages with sex women. >> one that traded messages that called one of his speeches hot. >> it stood for something and was passionate for something. >> she received risque photos bare chested shot that set off the controversy last week. she sent these in return. >> if i wanted him, i th

in portland 25 percent of the books collected don't end up in nonprofits at all. but rather at trm for sale on the internet. >> all i can tell you is the agreement that safe way had. that is not the arrangement in the bay area. they will be donated unless they are torned or tattered. no books are sold on line. >> here they are work a oakland based organization called reading partners. >> they are going back to the local community and students who need books and want books and don't have access to the books. >> case in point, last week, oakland school children received a donation of 2500 books. they would go without because of the cutbacks in libraries services. if school children don't need the books friends of the local library are welcome to them. laura anthony abc sevennews. >> a man in critical condition from gunshot wounds after a stray bullet struck him. he was shot while he walked on 6th and minnow street near where a fire erupted. witnesses say shots were fired after two groups of men argued with each other. >> it is more personal with individuals that run

seattle and portland flirting with about 50 degrees. after 18 reports of tornadoes yesterday severe weather moves to the high plains and southeast. flight delays are coming out of baltimore. check your specific flight at abc7news.com. at the bottom of the page is our flight tracker. >>> listen up, healthy eating diet is changing this morning, triangle or circle. they are tossing out the food pyramid and replacing it with a plain. grapes, proteins, fruits and vegetables with dairy on the side and no room for fats and sweets. it puts grains at the base and small are amounts of dairy and protein but they say the old one was too confusing for consumers. >> operations are underway after twistered swept through the state. governor has declared a state of emergency and called up a thousand national guard troops. john hendron has more. >> reporter: it's a rare sight, far north of tornado alley, several deadly twistered swirled through massachusetts. >> this is the first tornado we've ever had. >> several are dead is several were trapped in thei

we went to visit her in portland where she is seeking a competitive edge. >> olympic gold medalist as you have never seen her before. the dogs aren't the screen are gymnast shawn johnson. the technology maps for movement as she runs down the mat. -- the dots on the screen are gymnast shawn johnson. we have been given rare access to their research area. they are designing a new line of clothing marketed around shawn. she has just signed a sponsorship deal with nike. >> i am out of high school and wanting to go to college and build a foundation for the rest of my life. this really can set me up for good. >> shawn johnson joins a long list of famous athletes who have signed up to the nike brand. when she won gold in beijing, she was a relative unknown, but her fame and success means is now an attractive advert. with the deal comes custom built clothing and footwear. getting the size writer is an exact science. she seriously injured her knee last year and is not even certain she will compete in london in 2012. for a big sponsor, there is no guarantee that the deal will pay off. >> there i

showers in the forecast today for much of coastal washington inland to the puget sound southwards into portland, but the heat is the story in the south. today 111 in phoenix. tucson should easily be between 105 and 110. vegas near 110. l.a. and also san francisco a little cooler there with temperatures near air moving if the water, but in arizona, no air in sight. friday forecast coming up. >> thank you so much. also coming up, a disappointing fed forecast. the final act in the facebook feud. >>> and guys, how much would you spend for a good razor? your business news headlines are straight ahead. >>> spider-man's star tony mcguire gets caught up in a web of lawsuits. >>> coming up, a golden win for usa soccer. the nhl crowns an mvp, and the yankees are seeing red thanks to an unlikely hero. you are watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are your top headlines this morning. after 16 years on the run, accused boston crime boss james whiteyx bulger was arrested in california. the fbi caught up with the 81-year-old after launching a new publici

who covered the bosnian civil war in the mid ninety's shares his memories of the journal with of portland is coming up next. oh yeah welcome to spotlight. on r t algernon today my guest on the show is. the last bosnian serb general accused of genocide and mass murder in the bosnian war of ninety ninety six rats this finally in his capture was a huge boost. to the european union and now the kind of. blasts that the serbian people are split as many of them see it. as a national hero and a mark will this cost the country more than it may bring our guest is a journalist based in belgrade during the civil war he met. personally and is ready to share his memories right now. been present started says europe is ready to support the countries did he join the european union this became possible after belgrade sent general rascal managed to the hague where he's going to be tried the general who's accused of genocide and ordering the massacre at srebrenica during the war he's threatening to start a hunger strike but he finds that the serbian leadership remains firmly focused on the european union. th

showery weather in seattle and portland. a weak front is trying to move through there. as we go into tuesday, just about everyone is dry. we really begin to crank the heat for the first time in a while in the desert southwest. everyone over 100. sacramento, california, hear stories of the caultural adaptation and triumph of the indians. >>> bill, thanks so much. here san early look at this morning's headlines and entertainment. at the box office, it wasn't a sequel or remake and didn't have any big name actors but that didn't stop "super 8" from finishing atop the movie heat. it easily claimed the number one spot after selling about $38 million worth of tickets. despite concerns its marketing campaign was too vague about what the movie was about. >> what is it about? >> i'm still not sure. "super 8" is the first original live action nonsequel to finish first in almost three months. we'll find that out for you, bill. >>> last night at broadway's tony award, "the book of mormon" a spoof from the creator of tv's "south park" dominated the show winning best musical, origina

it's going to be a beautiful day today, oregon looking today from portland to medford, no problems, much of washington state looking partly cloudy and temperatures just a little below average. friday looks okay too. we're not seeing any too dramatic here. just showers and storms from idaho to montana. looks like we're in for a tranquil period of weather. watching us on knsd my news 3 in las vegas, nevada, take a look, enjoy the fresh air and see palms kak ti and other plants native to the area at gardens of the springs preserve and that's your pacific event of the day. >> thanks so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. in the wake of anthony weiner's twitter scandal, is alec baldwin considering a run for new york city mayor? a friend told "the daily" he's thinking about it now that weiner's presumably out. baldwin's rep said he wouldn't rule it out. >>> how big is justin bieber right now? country purists were shaking their heads last night after bieber picked up a cmt award for best collaborative video along with rascal flatts. i'm not going to fight t

seattle portland but tail end of it ushers across us that ushers in a cooler air massful brings in coolerurface. the end result it's cooler. low clouds, fog, sun, breezy to windy at times. temperatures coming down. mild to warm inland. a lot of low 80s in areas that were 100 degrees 48 hours ago. slower process towards lake county, eastern solano county. the trend to bring it down even santa clara county more 80s. cooling continues into saturday. level off sunday, slightly warmer holden but nothing dramatic. >>> european markets are down again today following the lead of asia overnight. markets in south korea, taiwan, japan and australia all finished the day down fractionally. investors are reacting to federal reserve chairman ben bernanke's announcement that u.s. growth has slowed and could continue to be sluggish through next year. >>> investors in crude oil focus on his expectations that the economy will rebound. yesterday they saw crude oil prices top $95 a barrel. this morning they slipped back a bit but more clarity on the direction of the u.s. economy could come when jobless claims

his dad michael johnson was a number one draft pick with portland where he was a big guard. lights out shooter. led the pac10, this will further fuel speculation that the warriors will trade for smaller monta ellis in the back court. >>> the giants not only did they win but tim lincecum looking more like himself. mr.two time cy young award winner goes 6 innings. strikes out 12 including at one point six consecutive minnesota twins to win his sixth of the year. the giants were up 6-0. cody ross with a single who scored huff. bryan wilson had trouble in the top of the ninth but did manage to get the win with his 21st safe. the a's have cooled off a little bit against the mets, they've lost two in a row. that's jose rewhere reyes with a shot up the middle. and his inexperience hurts. throws it poorly to first. that allows another run to score. cal is trailing in the 7th inning. >> mark, thank you. >>> more on the surprise move by the white house that could provide midsummer relief at the gas pumps. coming up on bay area 37, we told you about 10 minutes ago that the president is

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>>jacqueline: o the seattle and portland.can see this condition pushing up towards the pacific northwest will not impact our morning drive. it will be more widespread however by noon, rainfall to the north bay with moderate rainfall. it is possible that we could even see storms pushing through on the north bay. and for the delta locations with more moderate rainfall, gusting winds, and even small hail possible. 3:00 p.m., the rainfall pushes south of the golden gate. started to get wet by 5:00 p.m. and heavier weather cells to the north bay. that rainfall still through san francisco. however pushing to the south, and that system of rainfall will begin in the morning, and anticipate an and read configure by- reformulate, by early evening. what we can expect from the north bay, with three-quarters -1/3 of an engine the central-east bay. and one-quarter of an inch possible in the north bay. just traces in the south bay. what can we expect expect for tomorrow? temperatures reaching 70's. and again we may not even see much rainfal

a father gets the scare of his life when he is accidently separated from his 3-year-old son on a portlandlatform. it's all caught on the station's security camera. november 16th, 2009, aaron bailey and his son aden are on the way to aden's school when the train stops at the main street platform the doors open and little aden clutching his father's hand steps out on to the platform and that's when the terrifying ordeal begins. >> i had him in my hand such as this and he exited first and as he was exiting he pushed the handicap ramp. >> aden pulls the handicap button on his way out of the door which causes it to close right on his father's hand. completely separated from his son it's now a race against time for aaron to get off of the train. >> i frantically tried to push the open door button and they did not open. being a father i panicked, not knowing what to do i pushed the emergency intercom button and there was no answer. >> a young woman who witnesses the incident even pushes on the outside of the door in hopes it will open. but it's no use. in a matter of seconds the train begins to

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. >> reporter: the doctor practices family medicine here in portland. years ago kids would easily spend three to four hours outside. that time has significantly increased while autoimmune disorders are on the rise. >> there's been a 400% increase in allergies and hay favor and as ma. >> reporter: that's why at the providence, we care day care it's all about the mud pit. >> we always tell parents, the children are going to get dirty. that's part of the work of childhood. >> reporter: girls and boys are given rubber boots, shovels, and plenty of mud. steps that could help keep girls and boys healthier in the long run. >> and speaking of playing, the most popular gaming system in the country is branching out. this is the newest update to the nintendo wii, it's called the wii u. it was unveiled in los angeles today, and it wants to let you take the wii gaming with you, not just a controller, this new system adds a screen, the double game system complete with excel ro trying to capitalize on the ds. >> i'm terrible at the wii. jeff ranieri is certainly out h

we are aware of places like portland which designed their service for bikes to be used on the l.r.v.'s. there are tradeoffs involved in that. >> i realize it's a complex issue and that's exactly why i say that if we're going to hear this issue, i would certainly want to hear from more than just a bike coalition. >> i will make sure that that happens. just one thing with regard to the announcements on the subway, our recommendation is that when you do the atcs upgrade that the change be made. obviously we don't think -- you know, doing a change to the existing atcs would be wise. you know, that's very complicated. it took a long time to get the programmers to get the t third to show up correctly as the t third. but when we upgrade and replace it, we think there's an opportunity there to integrate that kind of announcement. those kinds of announcements are present in a lot of other systems. train control and train announcement systems. and we think that having it announced by the electronic voice which is very audible and which does the announcement every time is kind of the ideal way t

rain in portland, rain in seattle, of course. but through the end of june, it doesn't happen very often. the computer models are being very consistent in bringing in that moisture. tonight, not much going on. partly cloudy skies. some locally dense fog tomorrow morning. then tomorrow evening, clouds fill in. and then by tuesday through the midday hours, rain pressing to the south. the question mark at this point is how far south does that rain get? it might cut off right at san jose. i think for points north, a pretty decent chance at the wet stuff. here's your forecast for tonight. and into tomorrow morning. the readings into the low and mid 50s. a little cooler around santa rosa. tomorrow's highs will be very similar to what you saw today. about 86 in morgan hill. 84, santa teresa. upper 70s, low 80s, still looking at that onshore wind flow. readings around oakland, a little cooler. mid to upper 80s in the delta. very similar conditions through the napa valley. 84, santa rosa. 80 in san rafael. again, a degree or two different

temperatures trending cooler across the country, low to mid-60s in seattle, and portland.inneapolis to boston. 82 in atlanta today. hot in dallas. phoenix 110. we have flight departure and arrival delays in new york. we have a chance of severe weather from kansas city, memphis, to new york today. there will be delays. the flight tracker will have them. you can, too. eric? >> thank you very much. >>> 4:48 is our time. members of the san jose city council are donating funds from their office budget to help keep domestic violence prevention program operating. they are giving the program $20,000. councilmember donald rocha and mayor chuck reed are contributing $100. the announcement coinsided with the domestic violence training day for santa clara law enforcement. funds for the program fell victim to budget cuts. >> we are going to have to do more scrimping than we normally do, but we'll make it happen. this is an overriding need. >> domestic violence touches everybody's lives. it doesn't affect just one socioeconomic group or one neighborhood or one race or one religion. >> p

portland, 81. 80 in boston. look at the 90-degree temperatures from new york all the way from st.uis to dallas. 115 today in phoenix. good news, though, nothing is going on at our major airports. everybody is running on time. check out our flight tracker anytime you travel. abc7news.com. here is kristen. >> all right, mike. thanks a lot. >>> 4:46. a second patient has died after a car crashed into a san jose nursing home. 100-year-old susan ifante died yesterday. five other patients were hurt. and police believe a 90-year-old driver hit the accelerator instead of the break before she crashed in the amber wood gardens nursing home saturday morning. >>> tonight, a mayor vigil will be -- prayger vigil will be held for teenager in critical condition after sand tunnel collapsed on him. it happened saturday at sunset state beach in watsonville. 17-year-old ryan buchanan was buried head first in six feet of sand for 15 minutes before lifeguards could dig him out. air -- >>> people in minot are thinking of rebuilding now that cresting persisted. flooding continues in other part of the sou

included smoking on site, safety concerns and the fact there were too many bars on cesar chavez to portland street which did not allow any store fronts for neighbors to utilize. after listening to these projects, this changed from a smaller m.c.d. health facility along with s upscale cafe with separate entrance at the business at the south end of the property consisting of the outside planners to close the area and provide awnings and tables and chairs for individuals to enjoy. the m.c.b. health facility entrance would be located at the far north id of the building for qualified health care patients to make it clear there's no access from the cafe to the m.c.d. and vice versa. the entire property would be designated as a nonsmoking building to not disturb other neighbors. other issued were safety concerns. we will be hiring a company to provide us unarmed presence at the door, along with a vehicle controlling the premise and surrounding block on a bee ottic basis. enforcing rules and monstering access of the property. we will be installing security alarm system and high tech dith day and ni

. >>> the city of portland, oregon, is draining its main reservoir after a man was caught urinating ine nearly 8-million-gallon flush is costing taxpayers $36,000. 21-year-old josh cedar said he was drunk at the time and apologized for the incident, but he thinks the city went too far saying animals relieve themselves in the reservoir all the time. >>> well, in medical news this morning the gap is widening in cancer death rates between college graduates and those with less schooling. the least educated died at rates nearly 2 1/2 times of that with men with college degrees. there's a similar trend with women in that group. the poll suggests that less educated people are more likely to take risks with their health. >>> fewer high school students are drinking soda. they're more likely to drink water, milk and fruit juices which was a surprise for centers for disease control. >>> the bruins will parade the stanley cup for their fans tomorrow. in dallas yesterday, meanwhile, the new nba champion mavericks took their turn despite 90-degree heat. about 200,000 people showed up to cheer their