we have been pushing it a long time for the portland rev up -- portland resolution. the fbi is continuing to say that they will block full enforcement. we were surprised last week to learn that during the update of your various priorities that there was some discussion of this topic. we appreciate the dedication to these issues. we have provided them with answers. we have had our conversation and kept them updated. we were stunned to see last week, i am going to quote the chief, there is no portland resolution. i am not sure the source of his information. that has the mayor of's signature on it if you need it. the attorney that signed off on it is not allowed to do so. it was not and the assistant u.s. attorney. it was the u.s. attorney. that was the top federal judge for oregon. he was not transferred. he is still there. i checked today. we quoted his press release back in may. if you like a copy of this press release, here it is for all of you endorsing the resolution. he is a top federal official in oregon. he testified at the hearing in february before the portla

pretty sure kathy doesn't bee they've way in portland. what's up with portland, anyway?gossip girl set in portland? no, that would be new york. did they make sex and the city in portland? no, because no one would buy the concept of samantha wears an oversized flannel shirt and working as a barrista. clearly everything i learned about portland i learned from fred ormiston. >> remember when people were unambitious, slept until 11:00 and hung out with their friends? maybe working a couple hours a week at a coffee shop? >> i thought that died out a long time ago. >> not in portland. portland is a city where young people go to retire. >> new york, i like that. new york sort of has it own version of portland. it's a magical place called brooklyn. neighborhoods in brooklyn where it's all young people in skinny jens listening to guided by voices. those are some cool bands i know any questions? no. you know... ♪ we're not magicians ♪ we can't read your mind ♪ ♪ read your mind ♪ we need your questions ♪ each and every kind ♪ every kind ♪ will this react with my other medicine? ♪ ♪

. >> reporter: jim chasse's 42- year-old son, james, was out for a walk in downtown portland, oregon in september 2006 when three police officers spotted what they later described as a peculiar, dirty young man. eyewitnesses say chasse, who suffered from schizophrenia, appeared frightened and when he ran, they say, he was chased, knocked down, and beaten by police. would he hurt anybody? >> no. >> reporter: not at all? >> this is 700 pounds of guys taking somebody who couldn't lift 30, 35 pounds, and saying that he was struggling. >> reporter: this is video of chasse being carried through the jail on his way to the hospital. he never made it. he died from blunt force trauma to the chest. an autopsy found chasse was tasered, his ribs broken in 27 places. two officers involved received two weeks' suspensions for failing to ensure chasse received medical attention after being tasered. none was officers involved were fired. >> these guys are supposed to be the peacekeepers but in fact they're raising all kinds of hell. >> reporter: the chasse family sued and received a $1.5 million settl

pretty sure kathy doesn't behave that way in portland. and what's up with portland anyway?er one? is gossip girl set in portland? no, that would be new york. did they make "sex and the city" in portland? no, because no one would buy the concept of samantha wearing a oversized flannel shirt and working as a barista. everything i learned about portland, i learned from fred armison. >> remember when people were content to be unambitious, sleep until 11:00, no patience whatsoever, maybe working a couple hours a week at a coffee shop. >> yeah, i thought that died out a long time ago. >> not in portland. portland is where young people go to retire. ♪ dream of the life in portland ♪ ♪ all the hot girls wear glasses ♪ ♪ yeah >> i like fred armisen a lot. portland has their own version of a neighborhood like brooklyn. where it's all young people in skinny jeans listening to pavement and guided by voices, all right, the truth is i have no idea what the young kids are listening to. those are cool bands i know about from like 15 years ago. my point is, the hipster sex happening in gree

pretty sure kathy doesn't bee they've way in portland. what's up with portland, anyway?et to be number one? is gossip girl set in portland? no, that would be new york. did they make sex and the city in portland? no, because no one would buy the concept of samantha wears an oversized flannel shirt and working as a barrista. clearly everything i learned about portland i learned from fred ormiston. >> remember when people were unambitious, slept until 11:00 and hung out with their friends? maybe working a couple hours a week at a coffee shop? >> i thought that died out a long time ago. >> not in portland. portland is a city where young people go to retire. ♪ >> new york, i like that. new york sort of has it own version of portland. it's a magical place called

portland also has something else: pinball gangs. >> we're pretty safe.ke to drink beer and play pinball. >> they hold weekly tournaments, vying for national ranking and bragging rights, but they may be the last of their breed. >> the market is dying, so i can see how there is only one company. >> mason: that one company: chicago's stern pinball. it's the only major manufacturer of pinball machines left in the world. gary stern is following in the footsteps of his father, sam stern, who started out as a pinball machine salesman in the 1940s. >> my father taught me that a pinball machine was like a movie. it's got to have good theme, good action. >> mason: the pinball machine's heyday was in the 1950s. they were must-haves in arcades and malt shops and must-plays for coming-of-age teenagers. stern turns out about 60 games a day. the average price is $4,500, with most of their u.s. sales going to private homes. stern is hoping their newest model, a themed rolling stones game, will help increase sales. >> the operating environment or games that operate have

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the question is will the upcoming weekend will we finally hit 90 degrees in portland, ogon, it will a close call on saturday, it looks like saturday will be the warmest day, maybe of the entire summer. so make your outdoor plans. overnight, bad weather in missouri, thunderstorm complex went through omaha and swept down through central missouri. a lot of damaging wind reports with that cluster. now as far as what we're dealing with in the west, monsoonal showers around a big high pressure center in texas. on the border of new mexico and texas, saw some showers and storms. utah and nebraska remained dry along with california. and in montana, the front is sparking a few showers, so the warm conditions continue. if not hot in the valley. we're a little warmer this morning and even bigger cities. san francisco at 57, at least we're in the upper 50s in coastal communities, interior sections all in the 60s. throughout the day's forecast, you notice the warm air trying to sneak your way, portland, 80 degrees, seattle, 78, a nice afternoon. and the clouds are going to be stubborn in san franci

a nice afternoon today in portland and seattle. highs still 75 to 80 degrees. it is not warm enough to go swimmer but at least it is dry and should be a good deal of sunshine. l.a., 77. interior california, you should be easily into the 80s in some spots reaching the 90s. the hottest spot is near phoenix with the high expected near 110 to 115. that's a look at yourrg, oregon. partly cloud i with sunshine later today. afternoon storms for flagstaff. the friday forecast is coming up. i love friday. >> how does it look? >> you have to wait and see. that's the whole point of the tease. >> all right. >> stocks come back and prove that money can't buy you taste. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a shocking and abrupt end to one of tv's longest runs. >>> a dry forecast, a walk-off and trouble for alex rodriguez. you are watching "early today." >>> very good morning to you, and welcome back to you "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. france has approved the extradition of manuel antonio norie

one little shower or thunderstorm has popped up there outside portland. but outside of that, a very quiet weather map. showers and thunderstorms still possible in the intermountain west. salt lake city 95. vegas very warm, phoenix on the hot side, too. not bad in l.a. san francisco trying to get to the mid-70s. mild compared to how your summer's been going. portland, seattle, most locations lookin >> another look at irene comes a little later in your weekend forecast. >> bill, thanks so much. also coming up, stocks stumble. gold rises, and the car most likely to be stolen. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, with movie audiences expected to be dramatically cut down this weekend because of that storm, will an underdog emerge to take the top spot? >>> coming up, jim thome is heading home. your fantasy football report, and a record for the yanks. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. and here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> police say a large explosion has struck near the united n

murphy was the one who spoke to portland and i will ask him to be here next wednesday so we can clear it up. >> city hall will not be available. >> maybe we can take him. or have him here the following week. >> this is something we will explore and have on calendar and have some leadership. >> i met with former presidents sparks and we talked about the bureau order and took recommendations from the human rights commission and we are redrafting that order. even mr. crew was satisfied. it appeared to close the gap, although the concern was it is not permanent. a new chief could undo what the order says. we are working on making its current to all the recommendations from commissioner sparks' group. making sure it is the policy and procedures of the san francisco police department and the statutes and ordinances of the city that are trumped and any other rules that may be in play. >> i look forward to hearing the report. commissioner terman: i want to say that as of last week, although i appreciate us discussing our priorities and scheduling, language access was one of the things that i

among the arsonist who the following year portrays logging trucks near us to keda and trucks at portland's ross island sand and gravel now he hands. i was incarcerated for almost six years including a halfway house and home confinement time. i had done everything that i knew i could to help save those trees that you go creek and they still were trying to kill those trees i done everything that i knew i could buy what i didn't purchase by what i did with my own body and my actions by road blockades in tree sits and they still were pushing forward with that sale and so i thought a bit of desperation well i don't consider arson violent personally if someone renders an enum an object that is pillaging the planet and and in. disrespecting our earth mother if we render that piece of equipment useless i don't consider that violent unless i'm not advocating any one thing i just. encourage people to do something i have to send this form to my probation officer every month to let him know what i've been doing for the month and that i'm not causing any problems. starting this past december so it's se

portland is home to nearly 500 pinball machines, that's more than chicago or los angeles. they also have something else, pinball gangs. >> for the most part we just drink beer and play pinball. >> reporter: they hold weekly tournaments buying for national ranking and bragging rights, but they may be the last of their breed. >> the market is dying. so i can see how there is only one company. >> reporter: that one company, chicago's stern pinball, it's the only major manufacturer of pinball machines left in the world. stern turns out about 60 games a day. the average price is $4,500 with most of their u.s. sales going to private homes. they hoping their newest model, a rolling stones game will help increase sales. >> we operate and it's become more difficult because of the economy and people staying at home. >> reporter: that's not something he has to worry about in portland where there's a dedicated group always willing to drop a few quarters and take on the machine. >> you're always at the risk of losing, your going to lose your ball. >> reporter: but they'll keep playing

warmer in portland, 81 degrees. if you are watching us on kntr news source 16, eugene, oregon, many styles of dance are featured in america. a tribute shall we dance is your pacific event of the day. if you want to do a little swing dancing, i cans to you around a bit. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. it turns out being an overnight teen sensation does have its drawbacks. rebecca black says she had so much teasing at her anaheim high school, her mom pulled her out of school and is now home schooling her. >>> a petition on change.org is calling on pgs to say better and ernie are gay. >>> finally, tv guide reports ashton kutcher taking over for charlie sheen on "two and a half men" is the highest paid actor. tmz says it's $800,000 to $900,000. regardless, that's still behind sheen's former salary of $1.2 million an episode. and they're all making peanuts compared to simon cowell who owns and appears on "the x factor." he's laughing all the way to the bank. >> it all kind of ma

low 80s tomorrow around portland. if you're watching us in eugene, oregon, brush up on your science by designing flying objects, solving puzzles and learning about atoms at brain builders bonanza. that's at the science factory. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. if you haven't seen 18-year-old taylor monson in an acting role chances are you never will. despite reports the producers of cw's "gossip girl" forced her off the show due to her wild behavior, she claims she quit the show and has quit acting forever to concentrate on her band pretty reckless. >>> they say when you got it, flaunt it. and salma hayek flaunts it all in "allure's" upcoming issue. married to a billionaire, she says she's happy her daughter will be privileged. she's proud of her chest. and she's never had any treatment of any kind on her face. >>> finally, there will definitely be something different this christmas about new york's holiday window displays. starting in mid-november the city's iconic men's clot

the people came from all over the bay area as well as reno and portland, oregon. they were mostly arrested of failure to comply with a peace officer's orders and blocking traffic. >>> it's 4:33, two of the men convicted of murdering chauncey bailey is scheduled to be sentenced in alameda county superior court is expected to sentence them to life in prison without the possibility of parole. bey was convicted of ordering bailey's murder and mackey drove the gunmen to and from the crime scene in 2007. broussard was sentenced to 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter. it was part of a deal he made with prosecutors with exchange with testimony against bey. >> 22 laid off firefighters in san jose will return to work after finishing a training course. they got their badges back during a ceremony, $15 million staffing grant restored all 49 of the fire fighting jobs last year because of budget cuts the next wave of 14 firefighters will be hired in september and the remaining 13 will be back in place by february of next year. >>> san francisco po

this afternoon should be nice seattle, to portland, to medford. los angeles this week your temperatures will continue somewhere right around 75 to 80. if you watch us on news 3 las vegas, nevada. pack a picnic, dinner, and head to nearby henderson to enjoy a monday night flick with the family at picnic and a movie. >>> bill, thanks so much. now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. morning's headlines in entertainment. a big surprise t box office wasn't who won but by how much.1: "rise of the planet of the apes" took in a whopping $54 million to open number one, taking in $15 million to $20 million more than analysts expected. the family film "the smurfs" had a strong second weekend. again taking second place with an impressive $21 million. the star-packed sci-fi western "cowboys & aliens," last weekend's soft first place finisher fell to third disappointing with under $16 million. and finally the weekend's big bust. ryan reynolds and jason bateman's comedy "the change-up" which opened at a weak number four with just $

we are romance, portland is about pros any cute. they have ranked portland, oregon the most promiscuous city in. they made by the rulings percentage of users profiles were seeking casual sex. seeking and actually finding is two different things. portland and seattle, there could be a rain link there. >> safest course of action would be to move to the weather forecast. >> you don't want to talk about there are no midwest cities or no southern cities, they are all along the coast. that is interesting. we will move on to the weather. thank you. thought i would make that observation. we are looking at pollen, thick along coast this morning. dense fog advisory until 8:00. visibility in some areas, near zero on highway 1. you see some of that trying to spill into the bay but having a hard time because the winds are really light this morning. let's talk about temperatures, updated them and mountain view and antioch at 60. half moon bay and napa at 50. santa rosa at 52. everybody else in the mid to upper 50s. we have thick fog around the mo

seattle, portland, but they will be on the lighter side. as we look towards hawaii, a nice place to be, honolulu looking at 88 degrees and kahului, 81 degrees and on see 16 of the world's most luxurious cars made between the '30s and the '60s. your pacific event of the day, lynn. i couldn't get the word out. >> i mess it up all the time, too. >> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. well, first it was music videos. then reality shows. mtv's all-time ratings come from an awards show. sunday night video music awards scored the biggest audience in mtv history. 12.4 million people. perhaps even more surprising 8.5 million were aged 12 to 34, making it that age group's most watched telecast of all time. >>> tmz reports matthew fox was handcuffed and briefly detained by police over the weekend after allegedly punch ing the female driver of a party bus who blocked his entry because he wasn't a guest. the driver got off her own punch as well, giving fox a bloody lip. fox, who the bus driver claims was drunk, was

in portland maine, gusts could get up to 85 mi. per hour. it is forecast to hit sunday in to sunday evening. in the bay area we are dealing with low clouds, fog and patchy drizzle. mostly sunny conditions and warmer temperatures over the weekend. as we head into the next work week we will see partly cloudy and cooler temperatures. 50 degrees in santa rosa, 542 san rafael. napa and fairfield, 56. 61 and mountain view and 58 currently in los goddess. let's take it look at the afternoon highs. a gorgeous day. 65 for half moon bay. upper 70's through hayward and fremont. a.d. in mountain view. livermore is the warmest spot on the map. as we have to the north bay we will see below 90s through fairfield, 89 in vallejo and 70 for downtown san francisco. your 7 day around the bay, warmer temperatures sticking around for the weekend and a little bit of a cool down as we start the work week. partly cloudy lasted for the rest of the workweek. >> returning to california news, highway 880140 into yosemite remains closed. firefighters are continuing to ba

model. >> to update you, there is no portland resolution. that was never signed off on. we were trying to get it so we could model it and apparently, the assistant u.s. attorney that signed off on it wasn't authorized to do so, has since been transferred and i met with teresa sparks and human rights commission attorney the other day and we tightened up a lot of the language on the bureau order . we will be giving them that back and if that's to their satisfaction, that will close the book on -- close the loop on that for us absent the aclu being able to get some sort of resolution with the f.b.i. because they are the controller of the national m.o.u. >> i would say until that work is done, we leave it just on the third tier. president mazzucco: commission staffing, we try but -- >> in the process of trying very, very hard to get -- this is for a court clerk to help with our docket of disciplinary matters, to help us with managing that, we then reduced our docket so we could continue on searching for the court clerk but right now we don't hav

most pro miss cue us on city is portland followed by miami and san francisco. seeking and finding or two different things. we were beat by pittsburgh. >> it could be portland is the most honest city, too. you never know. >> pittsburgh is ahead of us? >> mill prayer is ahead of us in weather. >> that was very nicely done. >> away from the coast and find the warmest weather inland. today may be the day, if not, maybe the rest of the week because it's going to be warm inland for the foreseeable future. temperatures should be back where they should be. looking from mount tamalpais. you can see all the way down to fremont and union city, look at that. it is really clear this morning. what you don't see, if you look to the right a little bit you see a lot of fog. here we go right now. if you look along the coast on our graphics all the way down, not quite purple but all that along the coast. that is a dense fog advisory. what a difference just a mile or two makes this morning between the clear skies and the thick fog along the coast. we'll let's talk about temperatur

in portland, bob heye for abc news. >> tough as nails.what's making news in america this morning. stay with us for "good morning america." and have a great tuesday.

toss live now to chris for a killer who writes for the blog notes from medina talking to us from portland thank you very much for joining us tonight and out of the leader of the national transitional council the anti see has admitted they've got no clue where gadhafi and his sons are hiding well there are reports suggesting that he might be jerry are zimbabwe now do you think the colonel has run away from the country that's something he valid he wouldn't do. i think it is a possibility of though i don't think it is likely. just the other day the rebel forces were able to take the border control control of the border with neighboring tunisia i mean it would be very difficult for gadhafi to get through that border there's also the fact that as you mentioned he vowed that he was going to stay in the country. his presence in libya would be the only inspiration that gadhafi loyalists still have to continue fighting words come out that he had. what remaining people what they would call immediately following up on that point if the rebels a do get don't get gadhafi and time what about his loyalt

it's going to move right on up into nashua, to portland. yufl see -- that's 60 to 70 along the coast there. kennebunkport through portland. into canada, this is monday night. that's how it continues to move monday night from about almost into halifax, although i think you're probably 30 to 40 miles per hour, then up into newfoundland and then it gets cold enough that it dies off. >> a lot of viewers in canada will be watching this closely, as well. thank you very much. >>> president obama's closely monitoring this storm. he addressed his concerns during a visit today to fema headquarters here in washington. >> a long 72 hours. and obviously a lot of families are going to be affected. what we heard, the biggest concern i'm having right now has to do with flooding and power. it sounds like that's the -- the enormous strain on a lot of states. and that means eight days, even longer in some cases depending upon what the track of the storm is. we're really going to have to stay on top of the recovery -- response and recovery phase this thing. >>

a few key places, namely like both in portland and into seattle, you'll be into the 80s.rees in portland with 89. 95 in salt lake city. 86 in kansas city. 84 new york and boston with 85. a wrap on the forecast. alina, back over to you. >> one of my favorite stories of the day. >> oh, boy. >> they come out with a dictionary every year with special words and everything. the concise oxford english dictionary is adding new words. 400 of them, to be exact. take a look at some of the ones that cat our eye. cyberbullying, denialist, jeggings. you know the definitions of some. mankini. refweet, sexting and woot. i mentioned some of these definitions are obvious. not so obvious for some of the other ones. so, you know what cyberbullying is, obviously. what about woot? do you know what that is? >> not too sure. >> woo, ochlwoot i didn't know. an explanation especially in electronic communication used to express elation, triumph. it's woot! jeggings. you know what they are? you have a couple pairs yourself. right xwa. >> fill me on. what are jegging? >> jeggings? >> i'm way, way beh

. >> reporter: at bars like over and out in portland, oregon, the crowds overflow.nball machines. that's more than chicago or los angeles. portland also has something else, pinball gangs. >> we're pretty safe, for the most part we just like to drink beer and play pinball. >> reporter: they hold weekly tournaments, vying for national rankings and bragging rights but they may be the last of their breed. >> the market is dying. >> reporter: that one company, ch.picago stern pinball, the on major manufacturer of pinball machines left in the world. gary stern is following in the footsteps of his father, sam stern, who started out as a pinball machine salesman in the 1940s. >> my father taught me that a pinball machine was like a movie, got to have good theme and good action. >> reporter: the heyday was in the 1950s, must haves in arcades and malt shops and must plays for coming-of-age teenage's. stern churns out 60 games a day, average price $4,500, with most of u.s. sales going to private homes. stern is hoping their newest model, a themed rolling stones game will help