as warm as 80 in portland, 75 in seattle. as i said we'll do it again, one of the warmer days you've had a long time. san francisco, 83. now as far as temperatures this morning, pretty nice in the 50s in california all the way up to the coast. 40s underneath high pressure in some of the mountainous areas. vegas and phoenix off to a warm start. upper 60s to low 70s. you don't need the jacket heading out. storm system continues to crank south of alaska. won't move. that means our weather pattern won't move too much. a couple extra clouds in the pacific northwest. high pressure over colorado will keep everything very nice today. another day in the 80s for new medford. should be enjoyable in l.a. to vegas. enjoy a nice stretch of weather diego. tahoe, beautiful, near 70. this is probably the best spring day yet in the west. >> thanks. >>> coming up, bailout profit for uncle sam. no government deficit in april. and lady gaga's tea cup worth more than it's weight in gold. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, t

the northwest warms up, 74 in portland, 83 in medford. so, it looks like we're heading in the right direction. if you're watching us on kttu tv channel 2 in alaska, explore e water water everywhere at the class museum of history. >> bill. thank you very much. here's an early look at headlines in entertainment. >>> john travolta's legal team may be scoffing at two lawsuits charging unlawful sexual advances but more trouble may be on the way. the lawyer bringing the suits claims many more men have come forward and there could be more accusations soon. stay tuned. >>> hugh hefner offered rihanna more than a million dollars to pose without clothes in "playboy." >>> britney spears as a judge is a done deal on the "x-factor" is done for $15 million. >>> sophia vergara split up with her boyfriend of two years. >>> kim kardashian missed the monday night met gala, basically the oscars of fashion, bill, reportedly because vogue editor anna wintour thinks she's tastily and tacky. >> that's her? >> that's anna wintour, you're the only person who does

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 because you don't love him, but he needs to stay away for a while. thomas' conduct is going to make

i was reading an article recently about portland and they talked about the success of the portland model planning. in portland, they said, you make what you want to see happen easy to do and yet you make the things you do not want to see happen hard to do. in san francisco, sometimes we do exactly the opposite. one thing is -- to consider is floor area ratio. we see that we want jobs downtown. we say what housing downtown and parking downtown. residential uses an office uses count against your f.a.r. limit, but not parking. one thing you could do is to build some other f.a.r. exemptions in. that could be affordable housing. you could give it back to the project sponsors in terms of everyone is entitled to the parking. you can begin to incentivize the things you want to see. there is no good policy reason for exempting parking from f.a.r. indeed c-3 districts and we would ask you to limit it. -- in the c-3 districts and rescue to limit it. there's four hundred times more parking than is permitted in the c-3 by right, 100 times for a parking ban is permitted in the old district by right. t

as what happened in the west yesterday another hot day in the desert, sunshine and warmth, 88 in portland yesterday. 80 in seattle. looks like we're holding on to nice weather, though, but clouds will increase during the day in the northwest, that will keep your temperatures down a little bit compared to yesterday. but still, pretty much everywhere dry and very, very nice and warm. that's a look at your nationato. yuma possibly up to mid 100s. so northwest, few more clouds but still no rain in the forecast. >> all right. bill, thanks so much. >>> greece steers toward the abyss, more best buy hanky panky fallout, and is facebook a passing fad? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, at 68, he's getting ready to go live from new york. >>> coming up, a big loss for the miami heat, the thunder roll and another first for nates' rookie brice harper. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here's some of your top headlines this morning. prosecutors say former rupert murdoch aide and news of the world editor rebeka

right now they have a hearing in portland.st problem with the no fly list is the government will not tell people when they are put on it or most importantly why they are put on it. the list is growing to 20,000 names including 500 u.s. citizens. the only way to know they are on the list is to show at the airport and they are barred from the flight. he was trying to return from tonenesia. he was trying to return from libya for a christian group medical team. he was only allowed to fly home a month later. he is still on the no fly list and says he has never been given a reason. >> in the modern day air travel is absolutely fundamentally important to how we travel on a daily basis. that right to travel is protected by the constitution's promise. >> he does worship at the islamic center of portland a focus of several terror investigations in recent years including the portland 6 which was convicted of plotting the attacks in afghanistan. mohammed another mosque member was charged with trying to detonate a car bomb at a christmas l

and there is regular nudity in portland and a conflict between the state law and portland law, hopefullyed in my favor. >>trace: are you going to ride in the bike ride? >>guest: i have done it in the past and if it is warm enough, because june is not warm here, yet, i will be out there enjoying the company of my fellow portlanders. >>trace: is are done this before you are not against running around with nothing on? >>guest: well, i'm not. and, also, i'm not the kind of guy who just takes his shut off at the drop of the hat and standing up for my civil rights is important regardless of what people thing of seeing me naked. my embarrassment or whatever about my body. >>trace: thank you, john, you are a great sport. a high school senior could not get the man of her dreams and wait until you see what happens. [ donovan ] i hit a wall. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomor

. >> chris is a democrat in portland, oregon, welcome. >> caller: hello, you kind of just answered my question, but first i wanted to point out that my lender requires me to carry flood insurance because i do not own the house myself, so when that gentleman calls to say some people do and some people don't, well, the people who don't probably own more of their house, but my question to you is, fema considers me to live in a 100-year floodplain, but the city of portland does not. when the city releases their maps, my street is the sand bag route. my house is out of the flood area. how specifically do i ask fema to reconsider this issue? my house on their plan, my house is in it, but on the city's plan, my house is not. what can i do? >> that's a difficult question, and there are many ways of designating the floodplain depending on how much data you use and how much methods. i recently saw some contention in some places and differences, i can't speak specifically to the differences in what portland is doing versus what fema is doing. i will say for the regulatory requirements of the pro

its imam is also on the no fly list, once accused of funding the so-called portland six, a group frommosque convicted of conspiracy to levy war against the u.s. more recently mohamed mohamud was charged with trying to detonate a fake car bomb at a portland christmas tree lighting ceremony. he, too attended the mosque. larry chandler is a member of the joint terrorism task force. >> i don't think the mosque itself is any threat at all. it's the activities of the people who attend that location. >> reporter: an fbi official says to get on the no fly list someone must be considered a threat to an aircraft or the passengers. to give them an explanation he adds would jeopardize security. at issue for the courts is do people have a right to fly and does the government have a right to keep them from flying without telling them why? in seattle dan springer, fox news. >>> the fbi is searching for one of their own special agents. steven ivans of southern california has been missing since thursday. more than 150 agents and other officers have been searching for ivans over the weekend. they're wo

breezy, rainy conditions out, there south of portland. more of a cooler rain up along the washington coast. storm system fairly progressive so although it's a wet morning commute all the way up and down interstate 5 this afternoon a lot of it will push into the interior sections of washington and oregon state. again the radar in green just shows you where flight rain is. as far as california goes, we're really going to draw a line somewhere around san francisco here, north of there you have the chance of that rain, you're already getting it. sacramento just a slight chance of rain for you most of that moisture will escape to the north. that's the storm right here and to the south still got onshore flow in california. still keeping it cool. temperatures this morning are in the 50s. light jacket for yourself and the kids as you get ready to head out the door. the forecast today, 69 with clouds in l.a., interior california warmer than that. warm in the desert and damp weather especially this morning on passes on friday and saturday we'll see

this time it is in portland, ore., and we have more. >> jack, meet kia. she is very pleased to see you, so please she could eat you up literally. the little boy brought to a zoo in portland, ore., a tantalizing morsel, on may 3 and forced last standing in the way. this video was posted on the internet, showing an extraordinary encounter between a big animal and a little boy. he is a cool customer. jack decides to stand up for himself. conversation exhausted, he sits down. no more needs to be said. at the zoo they say, do not see the animals, a sentiment jack would hardly agree with your good >> that is a very cute little boy. thanks for watching news today from the bbc. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended, glob

show 5% of the population in portland pedals to work on their bikes. francisco in second place, seattle third, washington, d.c., fourth, and denver fifth. >> rob marciano would cycle into work if he wasn't going into work at 2:00 in the morning. >> that's true. good morning. i used to live in portland, oregon. it's a beautiful spot. >> i spent some time there. i really like it. >> if you cut off a bike, you're going to get an earful. they're very protective. >> they'll get the coffee houses after you. >> and the micro-breweries. >>> we're looking at showers in the northeast again today. it's going to rain but not as much as yesterday. for you tough guys, you can probably leave the umbrella at home. might have to dodge rain drops from time to time. showers and thunderstorms. these got a bit rough. this is going to be the area where we think we're going to see severe weather again today. this area is not moving. we have to wait for it to break apart and dissipate that way. once it does that, we'll get into somewhat drier air behind it. the northwest, whe

notice the cooler air from seattle to portland. keeping it dry, temperatures, upper 50s, low 60 month ray, california, 65. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast a little later. mother's day forecast. >> for all those moms out there and the kids that will hopefully do something for them. >>> mcdonald's disappoints. >>> and for one man it paid to advertise. early morning headlines are ahead. >>> brad pitt gets big bucks to be the main spokesperson for a woman's product. >>> coming up five elimination games in the nba and unforgettable night for josh hamilton. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of the top headlines this morning. >>> at the trial of former presidential candidate john edwards, a former speech writer testified edwards told her he knew a wealthy donor was supporting his pregnant mistress. edwards has denied knowing about the payments. >>> a judge in chicago blocked enforcement of an eavesdropping law that could send people to jail for 15 years

then, it was onto boston, up california to seattle and finally, portland, where u.s. william bolden and his team found him. >> at one location, he was an employee at boeing, at another location, he was a visiting scholar or a professor from a university. >> reporter: in his room, the marshals found only one dvd. "catch me if you can." the leonardo dicaprio film of a young man that traveled the world as an imposter. >> i have a secret. >> reporter: his character seems to be a role model for mr. x. as an imposter, how good was he? >> in my 20-some years of law enforcement, he's the best. >> reporter: tipped that mr. x was a heavy drinker, the mar shams began survey lens of bars and liquor stores in portland and picked up the trail of his lies. >> i thought he was a professor. >> he told me he was helping a friend back home in ohio open up a new church. >> reporter: and then pay dirt for the marshals at a place called biddy mcgraw's. >> i walked into the pub and immediately saw him sitting at the corner bar stool. >> reporter: just like that? >> just like that. >> report

maybe a sprinkle or two out there this morning in areas from portland to seattle. for the most part you're dry. 62 in san francisco, cool in l.a., interior california in the 70s. cooler in the desert areas, too, upper 80s to low 90s. tomorrow more significant chunk of moisture coming onshore, late tonight, tomorrow work. . >>> if you're watching us on king 5 news in seattle, washington in nearby auburn, see photos of how railroads have shaped the local economy at rails to sails. at the white river valley museum. that's your pacific event of the day. >> thanks so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. the jessica simpson baby watch is finally over. congratulations, guys. the 31-year-old singer gave birth to a 9 pound, 13 ounce baby girl named maxwell drew johnson. >> not a baby. >> been cooking for a while. >> maxwell is the first child for simpson and eric johnston. >>> ashton kutcher has reportedly sign a one-year deal to remain on "two and a half men" for a second season. he'll be paid $750,000 an episode. >>> singer riha

ancient chinese art at cornerstones of great civilization at the portland art museum. that's your event of the day. >> thanks so much. >> here's an early look at morning headlines in entertainment. peop"people" magazine may say beyonce is the most beautiful woman but what do guys think? i'm paying attention. >> this year goes to bar raphaelly. rounding out the top five, owe live y mun, mila kunis, katy perry and oliva wild. beyonce, not even on the list. >> not right. >> speaking of katy perry, back on the market, weeks after taking her relationship with rob aykroyd public, the two have already split. reportedly over fears the busy schedules would make things too difficult. >>> "us weekly" reports sideline reporter erin andrews is dating gossip girl actor chase crawford. >> know who that is? >> i do. >> you know that tony romo's wife's brother. fun fact. finally how image conscious is tim tebow? tmz reports an actress in the broadway production of "rock of ages" was asked to remove a twitter photo and some of the performers who apparently weren't wearing enough clothin

i don't have someone who comes and cleans my car in a van. >> that's in portland?t's in portland, but i think it's indicative of government spending. >> but the state budget has already been cut by $5 billion. and the governor, christine gregoire, says they're at the bone. >> to cut people off hospice i think is immoral. to cut children off health care, to cut their education so they don't have a chance at a decent future, i think that would result in an immoral budget. >> she says she doesn't understand why so many of the state's high-tech ceos, who are always complaining about the woeful state of american education, are so opposed to paying this tax for schools. these businesses that want the educated workforce, they're against this. what do they say to you when you challenge them on this? >> i tell them-- i have the utmost respect for them. these are great ceos. and i say to them, "here's the problem: you always want us to invest more in education, and now you say no. so my question to you, if not this, then what? don't just tell me no." >> well, what do they sa

. >>> we have an update in a story i was talking about a few moments ago in portland, oregon.e children ranging in age from 18 months to, oi don't know, around 4, but no one is quite certain. these kids were abandoned in a shed. we are being told now that the police in oregon, even since our interview moments ago have been able to track down the mother. got more news about that in just a moment. >>> we've been telling you about police in portland, oregon, desperately searching for the parents of these three babies, all under the age of about 4. now they're telling us they have located the mother of these three children. again, abandoned in a shed is frequented by homeless people. uncertain of their ages still, but that one way on the right, as young as 18 months. and the little girl in the middle? possibly as old as 4. maybe 3. police telling us that they looked as though they had been cared for. they were dressed and they weren't crying. they weren't exasperated when police found them. don't know if that's because the homeless people nearby were looking after them. but at lea

their day job may be being a firefighter in portland or medford or somewhere else, but they would be dispatched to this area that needs training, and basically, only be compensated for the period that they're actually training. they're spread geographically across the nation. so it's a very efficient and economical way of delivering the training. that cadre of instructors currently exists. and if we were contracted or through some mechanism be allowed that opportunity to put these programs in the field, and again, i don't limit this simply to the iaff, but it is certainly a very good model of training. it's especially effective because it's not just an academic setting, it is an actual firefighter who may be an expert in hazmat response, training other firefighters in that discipline. so there is that natural respect and camaraderie. and it's just a very good way of expanding training profiles and getting a curriculum in the field that you avoid travel costs and residency and things of that nature. >> thank you. i want to turn the rest of my time over to the issue of fire grants. in

it involves a couple from portland. well-kept secrets. e leb rate choreograph yishgs.ideo starts with a man sneaking into the front seat of the car and someone with a video camera in the back. that's amy frankel. that 's the brother of her boyfriend, isaac lamb, he's just turned on a camera so you can watch amy's expression as an extraordinary surprise unfolds. here it goes. ♪ ♪ it's a beautiful night, looking for something at home to do ♪ >> at first a couple of people lip-syncing to the song "pa marry you" by bruno mars. but look at it build. look at the choregraphy. and look at amy pretty much losing her mind especially when a marching band files in. and then three computers with friends dancing along on the screen. ♪ i think i want to marry you >> and it pulls back to reveal the man. isaac. pretty smooth. and then, the big finish. >> you have already given me a lifetime of happiness. will you let me spend the rest of my life trying to give you the same? will you marry me? >> she said, yes. perhaps the most amazing thing about this whole spectacle, the 60-plus perfo

.  >>> for some folks in portland, oregon, a bird is causing a lot of trouble. it's a crow that keeps swooping down smacking people in the head. reporter ben sanger explains what's going on. >> reporter: in north courtland the traffic is only one of the worries. >> ran past it and is t swooped by my head. -- and it swooped by my head. >> reporter: a surprise visitor interrupted this woman's run. >> i was actually kind of scared because the bird was pretty big and the wing like tapped me on the head. >> reporter: many people here are having a similar problem with this particular crow. they say the swooping started several days ago. >> it's not like the bird can eat you alive or go, but it's kind of scary getting slapped in the face. >> i screamed really loud because it's weird to have something fly out of the sky and hit you. >> i think it's probably just protecting its nest or something. >> maybe it's just wanting to torture people. i don't know. >> reporter: the crow doesn't appear to be doing any harm, but it is succeeding getting a reaction and dodging the bi

i do that because all too often people from portland, maine to portland, oregon receive nothing but negative images and have nothing but negative views about my town. the caller was mad that i felt i had to defend anything and in his view the hell with what people elsewhere thought about us here in d.c. obviously i strongly disagree with that. i choose tonight champion for my city and it has become easier to do so even and especially now. like many others in town, i am disgusted and embarrassed by the recent revelations of campaign skull drugry. it was one and stupid. who keeps a notebook of illegal payments? but while campaign aides get krikted and we wonder who else is going down, here's something going down we can actually celebrate and that is crime. the statistics in that regard are encouraging. and while crime is down, almost everything else that matters is up. our housing market is among the best in the country. businesses are opening up all over town. construction is up. you can't turn a corner without seeing a crane. test scores are not sooping towa zooming, but at least no longer p

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a record 88 in portland. and 79 in salt lake city. 82 degrees in minneapolis. 70s from kansas city all the way to detroit. 68 in boston. 72 in baltimore and 82 degrees in new orleans. >> let's get the legal stuff out of the way right off the top here. abc is part of the walt disney company and, of course, part of disney is mickey mouse. >> we mention that because tomorrow marks the 84th anniversary of mickey premiering in his first cartoon. it was called "plain crazy" and debuted way back in 1928. >> i was just a kid. mickey didn't go over too well, but walt disney kept at it and, of course, the rest is history. or you can say things only get better for mickey as all these years have rolled along. from everyone in the building, we are -- send our love and happiness and loyalty to no one except mickey mouse. >> we love you, mickey. >> for so many reasons, mickey. the check clears on friday. >>> coming up next -- trading in a mop for a cap and gown. one very inspiring college grad. >>> cracking down on walking

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and there are places like portland, that had a record, more than 1 inch of rain.t in an hour overnight. lots going on around the nation. i'll leave you with a look at the memorial day forecast. our taste of summer continues weekend. ay mostly sunny hot and humid. 86 to 91. hotter in the low 90s. afternoonan >> this weather report brought to you by eureka vacuum. dan and paula. >> as usual, the fearless ginger zee will be flying directly into the storm. to lead our coverage tomorrow morning. >> tomorrow night and tonight. >> 24/7 on twitter. she's everywhere. >>> okay, we have seen some elaborate proposals in our lifetime. coming up on "good morning america" on this memorial day weekend, this is a proposal to remember. all of a sudden, our proposals just don't cut it. >>> a guy and 60 friends to propose to his girlfriend. this video has gone viral. did she say yes? i'm hoping she did. >> this is what we call a tease, paula faris. we'll give you answer coming up on "good morning america." >>> look at these two tough ballerinas. don't be fooled by the tiaras. these g

a record 88 in portland. 80s in boise. and the twin cities. 70s in chicago, new york and atlanta. >>> one of the former space shuttles is taking another small step toward its ultimate destination. >> over the weekend, "enterprise," a shuttle prototype, was lifted off the 747 which flew it to new york last month. it's now being kept at a storage hangar at jfk airport. >> ultimately "enterprise" will be moved to a barge and floated to a permanent exhibit here in manhattan. it's expected to be open to the public come late july. that was an incredible scene the day it flew home here to new york. they flew very, very low in the sky just over the skyscrapers here. finally making its last lap. very cool scene. >> what was very funny. i was watching on wabc and one of the seasoned reporters was out there and he -- the excitement in his voice, these are people who don't get excited about anything. he was like, oh, my gosh, it's right overhead. it was really fun to watch. grown men were so excited about this thing. >>

. >>> tense moments in portland, ore oamplet dozens of firefighters responded to this fryer. the roof gives way and one of those firefighters falls right through. >> he was up there trying to she hot spots. there was a weak fall. he did fall three or four feet into the rafters. he crawled out. he's fine. lucky for him. >>> well, that firefighter was fine. two others received treatments for burns and exhaustion. >>> in missouri police are looking for the fugitive who led them on a chase. the suspect drove off the highway, ditched his car and was able to make a clean getaway. >>> take a look at this incredible video from north carolina. this guy has no feemplet a biologist attempts to move this 10-foot long gatestor and it turns on him. this clamps done on his upper arm for a second and lets g the -- g -- go. the biologist was able to get away. >>> this was the scene at the diamond backs rockies game. a vacuum was used to suck up the beast. >>> facebook went public. it amaced more than 900 million friends. why do we still love it. >> you can call the u.s. the no vacation nation

they were found in the shed in southeast portland by the owner, who called police. witnesses came forward after word to say that a woman left her children at there. the children are in protective custody as officials try to find their mother. we are talking about breast implants, but there is any procedure out that would let you go in before breakfast and be back home before dinner. and everybody can take advantage, and though. -- not everybody can take advantage, though. >> weather is unsettled from new england to the atlantic ocean. insta-weather-plus forecast is just ahead. up to 80 at the airport. 85 downtown. >> trash stemmers hit the inner harbor on thursday to clean up hundreds of dead fish. the maryland department of the environment says more than 160 dead fish were found near the substation, but they believe more than 1000 i actually dead. officials believe that algae blooms are consuming too much oxygen in the water, killing off the fish. the former president of a baltimore county fire company pleads guilty to investment. she stole thousands of dollars eac

salisbury over portland state of new york. salisbury wins the state championship. all set to tango in collegiate lacrosse national one championship. from foxboro massachusetts, top seeded layolla representing baltimore, taking on the terp. >> it's emotionallal. they're a special group. >> ought to be a good match. >>> auto racing today sets the true grit. indianapolis 500. mike conway flying the friendly skies. or at least he didn't follow the bouncing tire. trys to pass leader frankiti. that allows him to win the indy 500 under the carson flag. french open, unknown unseeded nicholas manhoot. 6-3, 4-6 and 6-2. in paris, on the prettiest side featuring the ladies. williams 4-3, 1 and 6-3. in case nobody heard last night, the celtics won the 76ers. so the celtics and miami for the conference finals. >> i heard from denver in new england from my inlaws. >> oh, man. >>> stay tuned for csi miami. >>> bernadette will have the very latest on tropical storm burel. >>> finally tonight this is like a scene out of that hitchcock film the birds. people in oregon are having tro