look at these temperatures from portland and seattle you'll be lucky to hit 60 degrees. that's a look at nice. temperatures very comfortable in the low to mid-80s. 58, cloudy and rainy in portland. >> we feel sorry for them. coming up wall street zooms for at least one day. nasdaq offers up its facebook apology and the most fuel-efficient car on american roads today. your business headlines are straight ahead. she wrote a song about her times with him. now he's having his say. >> coming up the devils live for another day and the thunder roll into the nba finals. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here is some of the top headlines this morning. >>> federal agents arrested dozens of airline workers, baggage handlers at puerto rico's largest airport for snuggling drugs. authorities say it sent millions of pounds of cocaine on commercial aircraft for at least a decade. >>> a dock from japan that is almost 70 feet long washed ashore on a beach in oregon. ripped loose by the tsunami, it took more than a year to make t

portland, some of the beaches with sh of the showers. want to mention the excessive heat warnings through areas, phoenix to the northwest, purple areas could see afternoon highs topping up as high as 114. stay saf tucson in the other area of orange i showed on the map, heat watch. so a number of areas dealing with the heat, other spots showers but a lot of great spots in between we'll' talk more about the weekend, it's friday, that's the important point. >> absolutely. also coming up, the markets wobble, investors wait on job numbers, and uncle sam makes a whopper of a mistake. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. fueling the feud, madonna takes aim at lady gaga. >>> another day, another home run for the rockies carlos gonzalez, home sweet home for the thunder, and a marathon at the french open. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some top headlines this morning. >>> a federal appeals court in boston has ruled the defense of marriage act unconstitut

the naacp in portland led the campaign to get racial justice for the boilermakers. let me repeat that. the naacp led, the local naacp led the campaign to get racial justice for the boilermakers. in fact, there were going to be at least three lawsuits that would eventually end discrimination by the boilermakers in portland and elsewhere. but let me suggest that the naacp's composition is changing, it's growing as an organization, and it's growing much more militant in terms of its willingness to challenge the status quo and particularly the people at the bottom are much more militant. but there's also a huge change at the top that's going to be crucial in the long run. between roughly 1938 and 1942 the naacp will secure a number of new attorneys. and these attorneys will be critical in terms of winning cases for the organization. i'm going focus on three of them. the three that are on the screen here. and in some ways these attorneys were the people who were going to help to create the style of the naacp, the legal style of the naacp, not just in the 1940s, but well

portland officials loved it citing a 30% reduction of waste headed to the landfill. the haulers were mixed and and patti spoke to customers. >> the 17 people that i randomly picked to ask how the program was going, they were not in support of the person. >> they were concerned about the smell and that was before the warm summer months when he to wreak havoc on dirty diapers and animal waste. they brought the same concerns as this woman. >> i would be concerned with how we fill our been, we would have problems with critters, we definitely have a lot of raccoons and cats and animals around our area. >> those are universal worries but there is something unique to california. the difference between programs here in california, i believe, and programs in oregon, are that we live under much more of a regulatory environment. >> it would take some effort to change state law which mandates weekly pickup of smelly waste. patty is also not certain that her customers would go for it. >> we live in such an affluent, highly dependent upon convenience, throwaway society, we just ha

however, i am not sure if -- how portland compares in size to san francisco. for some years, they have had actual voter-owned elections. you might want to look at that. a few years ago, the ethics commission or someone was going to look into public financing for san francisco. i never heard what happened with that. >> thank you. i neglected to give you three letters that i was asked to provide from people who could not be here today. one is from the vernal heights democratic club. one is from commissioner maufas on the board of education. another one is from gabriel holland. supervisor wiener: are there any other members of the public who wish to speak in public comment? seeing none, can we close public comment? as i indicated at the beginning, i appreciate all the public comment today. i do not necessarily agree with every characterization that has been made today, but i am not going to go through point by point and express where i agree or disagree. we are going to send this back to the ethics commission for further discussion to make sure that we are furthe

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he is the sixth overall selection from -- by the portland trailer blazers. came out of weaver state, said to be the best point guard in the country. one warrior downer, mark jackson coming forward saying he was a part of a plan to extort money. jackson had an involvement with a young woman six years ago who had nude pictures of jackson. she elicited the help of another person who asked jackson to basically pay his way out of his trouble. jackson reportedly gave him $5,000 once. they contacted jackson's wife and and of coursed for $2,000 or so the story goes, and that's when he went to the fbi. the warriors asked about this tonight said they are standing behind their coach. >>> michael phelps getting ready. he's in omaha at the olympic trials. the 200-meter butterfly, and it's pelps all the way -- phelps all the way. we'll see what happens. won tonight in nebraska. >> and that's sports as i see it, as fred english would say. goodnight. >> goodnight everybody.

on and off showers today from seattle down to portland. we're dry from portland northward. we're hot once again. 95 salt lake city. vegas and ph 98 is 98. by the end of the week it will cool off a little bit even in california. >> what about those folks in arizona and vegas? 107? >> wait for november. >> you are not kidding. >>> trade rises on greece. a legal smackdown and the vending machine we all hope comes to a nearby street corner. plus, adam sandler posts his weakest ever box office debut. more on that and the film that took the top five. >>> game 3 of the nba finals. the draw the is over for deal jr. and do you know who webb simpson is? you will now. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some top headlines. in egypt supporters of the muslim brotherhood went to tahrir square to celebrate after the official election. no official results will be released until thursday. >>> lawyers for jerry sandusky are expected to begin their defense of the former penn stas agt charges of sex abuse. the judge has ruled the

>> how is portland doing? >> caller: portland is doing fabulous. we always want more sunshine, but hopefully it's coming soon. >> i hope so, too. how can i help you? >> caller: hey, i know that paychex earnings report came out yesterday and it wasn't as bright as people were expecting. what i'm curious about as an employee and just to hear your thoughts on adp, automatic data processing. >> i think employment growth is very weak in this country. i think therefore you are not going to get anything better from auto data that you got from paychex. stay on the sidelines. nothing to write home about. eduardo in texas. eduardo. >> caller: yes, jim. good afternoon. this is eduardo in texas. my question is prudential, pru. after the quarter today do you think it's a sell, sell, sell? >> i think prudential had a bad last quarter. i'm mystified by it. my charitable trust blew out of it before the quarter. once it came down you look again. no, $46 doesn't tempt me one single bit. steve in pennsylvania, please. steve. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, steve

. >> some bay area cities are taking a closer look at portland. that city has taken a bold step by dramatically reducing its garbage picked up to only twice per month. how it works and those who say a whole idea stinks. >> the president here at the marin sanitary service willie does look like a week of every other week picked up, it would save the money and reduced their carbon footprint but she is not completely sold. >> coffers of conservation, earth, our mission and our job >> it is not only their model, patty is passionate about reducing her company's carbon footprint >> to be one of the first independent haulers to actually get to zero waste. we're on the path to do that with new programs we're putting in place >> maybe what or when was doing good for their mission so she went north to see for herself out every other week systems work. portland officials loved it citing a 30% reduction in waste headed to the landfill. >> the 17 people that i've randomly picked to ask how is the program going, to a person, they were not in support of the progr

portland. what? >> you know why? it rains so much in portland. >> there's nothing else to do. let's go to the next one. what u.s. state implemented a statewide ban on happy hours in 1984? was it california, texas, massachusetts or minnesota? i'm going with minnesota, d. what's the answer. >> c, massachusetts? >> what? >> i don't like this. >> i don't either. >> okay. the next one. >> how many pounds of grapes go onto a typical bottle of wine. this i want to know. one pound, 2.5, 3 pounds, 4.5 pounds. to one bottle? at least it's not wasted. >> i'm going with 3, c. >> b, 2.5. >> worst game ever. >> we're only doing three? all right. >> that was terrible. >> all right. it's favorite things. i have to be honest. these have been sitting in my dressing room cause i just had things all along. once i looked at them i went these are fabulous. remember we had a whole big thing how women are getting curvier and women's breasts are larger due to implementation and such? mostly such. there is a company called curvy kate lingerie designed specifically for the fuller bustline from d to k cu

rain around seattle and portland.any delays you can have 'em with our flight tracker, abc7news.com. >>> u.s. secretary of state clinton says syria's recent violence is unconscionable and is blaming president assad for doubling didn't on his harsh crackdown. syria is denying new claims by opposition groups that its forces killed more than 78 people, including women and children overnight in a central province. later today the u.n. general assembly and security council will hear from kofi annan about the latest violence in syria. he's the special envoy trying to breaker a peace plan. >>> new questions this morning surrounding the crash of an air france jumbo jet that killed all 228 people onboard three years ago. correspondent elizabeth vargas spent a year looking into what happened. black box recording show the captain was on a scheduled break more than a minute to get back toot cockpit despite frantic calls for help during a thunderstorm. the pilot may have been occupied while traveling socially with an off-duty air f

little cool from boise to seattle and portland. with clear skies out there we'll see a beautiful day. temperatures getting up to near 80 in nice at 87. tucson, 107. that's nice to see our friends in the northwest with a sunny, beautiful day. >> yes. thank you, bill. >>> all eyes are on the fed. good news on the housing front. >>> and men setting their ambitions towards staying at home. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus alec baldwin's messy run-in with a new york city photographer. >>> coming up, lebron james is on the bench as the heat pushed the thunder to the brink. 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. republican congressman darrell issa says he will hold a contempt vote against attorney general eric holder today. the two couldn't agree on providing documents from a controversial gun-smuggling investigation known as "operation fast and furious." >>> "the washington post" reports the

portland hit 81 and seattle was pretty nice yesterday, too. today a beautiful cool more than. desert southwest warm. the real cutoff of the really warm air and cooler air is right through northern arizona up near the rim. and so that's where the hot air conditions. that cool air won't make it down to you. in the northwest, today is the last day of really beautiful weather you'll see. you'll see this upper level low off the coast bringing you showers and clouds and cooler weather as we head towards the weekend. season joy today. another gorgeous day in many areas of the still warm in areas of arizona. no relief in sight for tucson. >> all right, bill, thanks so much. >>> well, coming up, big ben gives but not enough for wall street, bad news for mcdonald's, and what one multi-millionaire ceo bought to indulge himself. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, alec baldwin goes on the comedy offensive in the wake of his dust-up with a new york photographer. >>> a record-setting night at yankee stadium, and college football takes another step toward a pl

i don't think too many showers will reach the ground in portland. the forecast, today on and off showers in seattle. not going to be all that wet. mostly a dry day. temperatures still cool with that on shore flow. the next system coming in will keep it cloudy and on the coole the warmest, of course. at this point i think the rest of the country would like some of the coolness that's been in the northwest. >> yeah, do you have a plane ticket to seattle? >> instant ac. >>> europe steps up to the plate, blackberry saurs and a six figure cabernet. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's woman versus beast as box office champ "brave" and newcomer "ted" vie for the top spot. >>> coming up, a megadeal for sidney crosby. history made at the nba draft and a stutter at wimbledon. 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. another big decision from the supreme court yesterday. it struck down a federal law that made it a

only 50 to start your morning in portland. seattle 52. light jacket or sweater as you head out this morning. we're still very warm in interior california. san francisco is chilly. you're only at 51. nothing too exciting. weak storm system heading up to canada. dragging a storm through idaho. this has brought us some cooler air to the north. the desert areas are still hot. this ridge off the west coast, high pressure system, the way the winds are rotating will build the ridge into the west. it will knock this trough out. the warm air will push out the cool air as we go out through today and tomorrow. friday forecast. 77 in portland, 73 in seattle, 103 in phoenix. cool coastal areas. medford, up to 93. yes, it will warm up. that's a look 90s. santa rosa, 93. looks like just a little bit of wet weather on father's day. >>> coming up, nokia nose dives, stanford is sentenced, and what everybody's getting for dad this father's day. your early morning business headlines are coming up. plus a new film for adam sandler hits the box off. it couldn'

portland has showers sliding your way. phoenix gets up to 108. the heat continues in many of the inner mountain west areas. definitely not helping any of those firefighters. if you're watching us on kcra 3 in sacramento, california. celebrate the african-american and women who became heroes of aviation during world war ii. tuskegee journey to flight. >> now here's an early look at today's headlines in entertainment. lindsay lohan is in very hot legal water. we knew this was coming, tmz reports after a friday crash with an 18 wheeler, lohan told police her assistant was driving but that assistant later told police lohan was driving. the truck driver says people who arrived on the scene offered him cash not to report the accident and wanted to take lohan away before police even arrived. now if lohan did lie to police, her probation could be revoked and she could face new charges. i think you're more upset about that than anything else in the news today. >> horrible. >> tmz also reports kris humphries lawyers handed over evidence to the fbi proving

from portland through coastal sections especially, as we look into california all right after we burn off the fog in southern california, should be about 75, l.a. about 80 in downtown, las vegas about 100, phoenix 105. we have some warm weather out there. as we go through the weekend we'll slowly see weather improving in the northwest, still showers on saturday, but by the time we get to sunday, finally the rain drops disappear, temperatures will begin to at least return back to where they should be this time of year. if you're watching us on king 5 in seattle, washington, nearby bremerton, see a play with local talent, dealing with loss while celebrating new life in "rabbit hole" at the community theater. never saw that movie either. that's your pacific event of the day. >> thanks so much. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. for the very first time this summer season at the box office, hasn't been that long, but hollywood isn't sure who will win. >> excited about this. >> i know. i'm very curious. monday we'll find out. catapulted by a ton of advanc

mid 90s along the east coast low to mid 70s around seattle and portland dress accordingly if you areading that way and plenty of fluids. no severe weather expected. rain heading towards seattle and portland no delays there, none here around california all running on time. flight tracker abc7news.com. >>> weather not helping firefighters in colorado where this morning they are facing a triple threat in their battle against those massive wildfires in the mountains. erratic winds, high heat and zero rain making it difficult for crews to fight the 29 square mile waldo canyon fire out of control. in the past 24 hours the fire has doubled in size. more than 32,000 residents have been ordered to leave their homes as flames creeped closer into suburban neighborhoods. crews are working to keep the fire from reaching the u.s. airforce academy. president obama plans to tour colorado's fire damaged areas tomorrow. >>> egypt's first -- >> egypt's first democratically elected president says he will appoint a woman as one of his vice presidents. mohammed morsi reiterated egypt will not be an islami

. >>> coolest in the corners low 60s portland chance of showers there 57 boston, 62 new york. 70s d.cnd chicago 80s and 90s everywhere else 102 phoenix all major airports are running on time a little wet weather towards boston, new york, severe weather southeast rain around seattle, portland heading our way we may have delays here locally. check out our flight tracker abc7news.com. >>> 4:49. new this morning, officials in pakistan say a u.s. drone strike has killed eight suspected militants. officers say four missiles were fired at a hideout in the eastern part of the country. that region has become a hub for al-qaeda and taliban activity. this is the 7th drone attack in two weeks they've become a source of friction between washington and pakistan. the obama administration says it has no intense of letting up on the drone campaign. >>> this morning federal investigators will go through the wreckage of an air tanker that crashed while helping to fight a fire in utah two pilots were killed. the tanker went down in western utah near the bore we are nevada no indication -- near the border

mark hanrahan of our portland affiliate kgw is at agate beach, just north of newport, oregon, tonight. mark, i know they're supposed to get a lot of this, but you may not receive any pieces this large. >> certainly not, brian. here on the oregon coast, people have arrived from all over to take a look at that floating dock. they're used to seeing things wash ashore, but nothing quite like this. the 66-foot concrete and steel floating dock washed ashore early tuesday morning wrapped in algae. a metal placard named the japanese manufacturer and the date of june 2008. today, the consulate in portland confirmed it's from northeast japan which was hit hard from the tsunami. early on, officials tested it for radiation and did not find any. japanese officials say it's one of four docks that washed away. right now, officials in oregon are trying to decide what to do with this. one option they're considering is towing the dock back out to sea to dismantle or sink it. another option is to take it apart in place. they're hoping to make a decision in the next couple days. brian. >> a lot of ocean

. >>> a portland oregon woman doesn't take no for an answer. >> she was warned to stay away from her boyfriend's apartment building but found a interesting way to get in. >> those stories never end well a mega church pastor addresss the congregation following allegations he assault his teenage daughter. details of what he said from the pulpit when good morning maryland continues. ogeeo çñç?ç?çñçwçñçwç?ó?çwçñó?ç?çñó?çw >>> creflo dollars is denying allegation he struck his daughter in an incident that happened friday that led to his arrest. >> police say that dollar got into an argue men with his 15- year-old and that escalated into his choking and beating her with his shoe on sunday. he addressed the 30,000 member congregation at the world changeers church p metro atlanta. -- church in metro atlanta and was pet with a -- met with a standing ovation. >> the truth is she was not choked. she was not punched. there were not any scratches on her neck but the only thing on her neck was a prior skin abrasion from eczema. anything else is an exaggeration and sensationalism. >> police say dol

they brought in a k-9 fire and rescue team from portland to look for suspicious combustible liquids.>> if we find something in an area we are not sure that the ignition temperatures of those products in that area doesn't match up with the ignition sources. >> atf agents will take their investigation to a crime analysis lab in walnut week where they will go through 400,000 pounds of evidence collected at the scene >> san francisco police went undercover wearing dodger blue to root out troublesome fans during last night's game. 40 fans were there thrown out of the game for misconduct, no arrests. staffers say recent problems are due to alcohol consumption. fans tell us the brian stow incident changed things. >> less heckling. [ inaudible ] >> changed in general, all ballparks not just at dodger stadium. i think it brought those type of incidents to the forefront, unfortunately. >> by the way, that dodgers fan is a los angeles police officer who patrols dodger stadium he says this was his second time wearing the dodger blue at at&t park and he has never had a problem. the giants won las

west coast, more showers moving in toward portland during the day. seattle seeing a few of those. as we get into saturday, we'll start to see a coastal low developing off southeast new england. that will bring better shower chances over toward boston. may get into new york later tonight as far as showers are concerned. d.c. looking better for saturday. florida central and southern. up towards billings. may also see thunderstorm activity. chicago and lower lake michigan looking beautiful both saturday and sunday. boston getting some of those showers. new york also may see showers wrapping around on the back side of that system into sunday. >>> who is favored this weekend at the box office? and anger over a celebrity son's college scholarship. >>> plus, fuelling the feud. madonna takes aim at lady gaga. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. we love gardening... yeah, but the feeling wasn't always mutual. i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind. we're armed, and inexperienced. people call me an over-waterer. [ fem

today, the consulate in portland confirmed it's from northeast japan. early on, officials tested it for radiation and did not find any. japanese officials say it's one of four docks that washed away. right now, officials in oregon are trying to decide what to do with this. one option they're considering is towing it back out to see to dismantle or sink it. another option is to take it apart in place. they're hoping to make a decision in the next couple days. >> a lot of ocean and cross and a lot more like it right behind it. mark hanrahan reporting for us from oregon opportunity. thanks. >>> in pennsylvania, a jury has been selected to decide the fate of jerry sandusky, the former penn state football coach accused of abusing boys, now facing over 50 criminal counts to which he has pleaded not guilty. jurors are seven women, five men. many of them have close tied to the penn state community, a huge employer and big part of life in that area. >>> tonight for the first time, we're seeing a fascinating first draft of american history, 147 years after the as

to your point yes portland is a small town.with that is the positive is the tight-knit community. the down side to that is that it might not be friendly to people who are considered outcasts. i think in this case, what we've seen so far though, is an outpouring of support for both girls. they had a large base of friends, and they had a lot of support. you know, we haven't seen anything so far that would indicate that anyone knows of any reason why they would have been targeted simply because they were a lesbian couple. >> cenk: right, i want our audience to understand this is not an unwarranted concern that it's backed up by the numbers. i want to show some numbers. there has been a 13% increase from 2009 to 2010 in hate crimes. 20% of all hate crimes were against lgbt community in 2010. and 50% of the victims did not report it to the police. now one other stat here. texas hate crimes in particular. in 2001, there were 400 reported. in 2010168 reported. since 2001 there have only been 11 cases cases with hate crime convictions.

he was from portland, maine. and, in fact, lived there, retained a residence there even after he went to wall street after his congressional career. he was very attached to the pine tree state. >> how long did he serve in congress? >> 12 terms. could i have an essay exam -- or multiple choice exam. some of these are getting hard. he had 12 terms including three terms as speaker. >> how did he become speaker? what was it -- >> by sheer force of intellect and by prowess in the cut and thrust of debate and the devastating wit with which he dealt with the democratic enemy, all of that was in the credit column to his claims to be speaker. then, too, he was a political leader. he was -- people just looked up to him. he wasn't exactly physically magnetic. he was immense. he stood 6'3" and his weight sometimes approached 300 pounds, but he had a force of personality and of intellect that was overwhelming. >> we just finished a series of interviews with david cohn and one of him is about the artists that did the cover on

you are mentioning thomas bracket reed, born in portland in 1839. a little younger than blaine. went to boden college and spent 9d his entire public life as a congressman. he rose to be speaker, like blaine was also speaker from 1869 to '75. reed served in the 1890s. i think corruption was never a question in relation to reed. reed was a very -- totally honest, forthright individual, person of great integrity, and i think in addition to that, reed is as scribed as a towering figure in the history of the development of the congress, considered by many to be one of the three or four most influential speakers of the house in the history of the house. primarily because of reed's rules, reform of the house. the recognition that the majority rule had to be counted and had to be taken into account. >> next caller is jim, watching us in san francisco. hi, jim. >> caller: hi. i think you're right on the major issues here. i mean, it seems to me the country was going through a major transition from the old money having formalized their ethical values and then

watching us in portland, new york. hi, sharon. >> caller: hi. i want to thank c-span for bringing this wonderful series. my question is this. did mr. blaine make any money before he went into politics, or did he come from a family this had money to begin with? thank you. >> good question. blaine came from a -- a modest background, he was born in pennsylvania, he started out as a teacher and then he married harriet stanwood from augusta, maine, in 1850, there was actually some question about the validity of the marriage so they were remarried again in 1851. by 1853, they were getting word that there was a business opportunity for him to come back and relocated to augusta in 1854. and from '54 to '58 blaine was the editor of the kennebeck journal, still published today and involved editorially with the portland advertiser, a daily paper. there we are seeing today's issue of the journal. >> we're in the study of the blaine house. the newspapers of the time, he was both a newspaper man and involve about whatever their policies were. and certainly th

there's another one in portland, wander lust.vintage mobile, he has designer sunglasses. even in boston, you've got vintage. and what's great about all these trucks is you don't have to sift through a big thrift store. they've actually done the work for you. and it's still affordable. some of these accessories, so fun, just a couple dollars, i love it. >> it's true. because a lot of times you go to the vintage store it's almost too overwhelming. >> this one showed up on my doorstep. i put everything on my space because even if it's not in your neighborhood you can still shop on their website. >> you have some current trends. this is a truck in boston green street vault? >> i love, there's something for the guys. you can get everything from really quirky t-shirts, to caps, and for the ladies who are looking to go maybe from the classroom to the club, this is great san francisco bus called top shelf. and they say it's where their fashion rolls. which was a really cute idea. this is a vegan pleather jacket which is fantastic. only $

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heat index values 110 to moving towards the east coast mid to upper 80s today, mid to upper 70s portlandd seattle. all airports in the lower 48 on time. flight tracker abc7news.com. >>> wednesday morning 5:30 thanks for waking up with us i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. back to that developing traffic news in the east bay. >> frances what do you see we have smoke, right? >> yeah, right now we don't see as much smoke, i wanted to show you earlier footage from our camera couple miles away we could see smoke in oakland near 880 and 980 due to a big rig fire that happened before 5:00 this morning. it is not on the freeway. we got several calls about it. it is actually on the north 88 omar street off-ramp. -- north 880 market street off-ramp. we know lanes were blocked in the area we'll keep you posted on the back-up on 880 right now traffic getting by through oakland 580 and 980 flowing well. >>> we'll continue to check back. google in the spotlight this morning. executives will take the wraps off new offerings at the developers' conference in san francisco. much of the buzz is on the c

. >> portland enfrentÓ al thunder. >> anotÓ el segundo. el gran premio de valencia y s hizo del liderato del campeonato de pilotos. >> el checo pÉrez llegÓ en noveno lugar e valencia para estar al dÍa en los deportes puede ingresaa univisi univisiÓndeportes.com y consigue todo lo que sea en derte. >> muy bien. >> buenÍsima las semifales, portugal-espaÑa, italia-alemania. >> al volver los llevaremos hasta san francisco para esenciar uno de los fes desfile mÁs famosos del mundo. >> para la despedida nos vamos a san francio en donde miles de personas se reunieron para celebrar el desfile del orgullo gay, mÁs de 200 carrozas marcharon en donde ealcalde de la ciudad pronunciÓ un discurso a favor de esta comunidad, tiene lugar cada aÑo en junio y busca revindicar el derecho de los homosexuales. >> hasta aquÍ llegamos con las noticias, maÑanastaremos pendientes de la corte suprema de justicia a lo largo de la programaciÓn de univision que estÉn muy bien, buenasoches, feliz fin de semana.

we were selected along with austin, chicago, memphis, portland, and washington, d.c. we had our kickoff last week in chicago, and were we were joined by the administrator of the federal highway administration. strong support from the u.s. to permit a transportation for this initiative. cities were recognized for their ambitious goals and their -- ambitious goals. we, for example, presented not just be recently implemented jfk bike way, but as well as the polk street project. we were selected also because of the quick work we have done since the injunction. people have been ty

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portland, polenty, i do not know who is third. i think he picks portland. it makes the most sense. romney is a cautious politician. i cannot see him making an out of the box choice. who knows? we will see what happens. tom is in that party. he may have a different view. >> i do not know what he will do. i hesitate to take a choice. i have so many friends. [laughter] everybody has some strong attributes. they all have some negative factors. >> for the record, i was thinking portman at 35%, pawlenty at 20 or 25%. i would put mitch daniels really high. i do not get a sense that he is aggressively getting a look at. i would put him there. after that, -- >> you have to put the governor of virginia in the mix. >> of the wife is on his cabinet. [laughter] i think he would be a great pick. i also think rubio would be a good pick. he is hispanic, he helps you in florida. generationaly. he solidifies your tea party base. i think he would be a very attractive choice. >> i was at a small breakfast last week, 20 reporters with rubio. a smart guy, smith. i think he has a terrific future. i would