but portland, it's not pretty right now, especially the south of portland, just a lot of steady, cold rain. 47 in portland now and raining. so the forecast for today, again, it's not going to rain all day. it looks like areas near spokane will be okay. and seattle, 61, the chance of storms. san francisco only 60 with that on-shore flow. we warm it up a little bit in portland, but i wouldn't say that looks pretty. >> it doesn't look -- a spade is a spade, right? it's going to be a little rainy there. bill, thank you so much. >>> now to entertainment. tmz reporting justin bieber may sue house guests if they violate a nondisclosure agreement with they visit. bieber is reportedly asking for $5 million if guests break the waiver. >> no more sleepover at the biebs. >> so what's happening at the biebs' house? >>> paris hilton has signed with lil' wayne's cash money records for her sophomore album. >> did she have a first one? >> i didn't know that either. don't expect any ballads or bubble gum pop songs. this one is all house music. i'm thinking really? not so hot, maybe. >>> mommy-to-be kat

portland, 81. ow, go to an unlikely place, 15 degrees above average at 76. portland, 81.go to an unlikely place, 15 degrees above average at 76. portland, 81. , go to an unlikely place, 15 degrees above average at 76. portland, 81. >> record snow made its way to wisconsin too. almost a foot and a half in may and this picture is from ashland. they didn't have a foot and a half. it looks pretty. what the lady on twitter said and comparing a place i grew up, holland, michigan, were in the 70s all week to iowa where their tulip festival not so nice. >> can we say with any certainty there will be no more know that we're into -- >> no, still flurries this morning in parts of the south. >> unbelievable we're already in may. ginger, thanks. >>> we'll turn to a mystery that has everyone guessing. the sudden death of a doctor found with cyanide in her system but no official cause of death. police combed through the house overnight as neighbors were left wondering what is happening and what role, if any, her husband may have played in her death. abc's tai hernandez is here with that

that's i-5 for you right there headed into portland northwards. just on the slopes headed up into the mountains. there's the cold upper-level low spinning over top of seattle at this time. it's ever so slowly going to move to the northeast during the day today, but it's going to take a while. and it brought chilly air with it. it's 45 this morning in boise. we're at 49, a pair of them in portland and seattle. so it's definitely some jacket weather. even san francisco is at 49 to start your morning. how does your forecast look for your getaway friday? we're okay in california although it's on the cool side. that on-shore flow, coastal areas near l.a., you have to go to the deserts to get any sense of warmth in the west. a big change. a week or two it was much, much fresno, you're right with them. enjoy your beautiful day. >>> memorial day forecast does not look as wet as it does today, but monday is a different story. >> oh, monday. i'm getting my exercise that way. bill karins, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, the controversy surrounding eric

a man tried to open the emergency exit as the plane back descent into portland, oregon. >> 23-year-oldexander michael herrera of arizona is under arrest by the fbi accused of trying to open an emergency exit door on alaska flight 132 while the plane was in the sky near portland. >> there was a loud hissing noise and then lots of people screaming. >> reporter: a passenger had been sleeping like many onboard the overnight flight from anchorage to portland. >> someone was yelling top him! stop him! i turned around and saw a large man trying to open the emergency exit and was just yanking on it. a loud hissing noise and god bless the passengers around him both men and women that just tackled him and pulled him off and held him down. >> reporter: the flight crew used zip ties and seat belt extenders to secure herrera in a seat until the plane landed 15 minutes later. police came onboard and handed him over to the fbi. herrera is facing federal charges of interfering with a flight crew. airline passengers we talked to say it doesn't surprise them. >> there's a lot of people that are trying t

lee cowen, cbs news, portland. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on theen found in ohio. we'll get reaction from john walsh of "america's most wanted" and we'll hear from the newly elected president of south korea in her first television interview. and judge judy joins us live in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, 'm michelle gri >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone the it's tuesday, may 7. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is just about 4:30. let's get our first check of the weather. it's a little windy out there this morning. >> we had thunderstorms popping up around the bay area yesterday. that was pretty exciting. today we still have a chance of a few more scattered showers. we'll have more coming up. >> do i look like i got caught in a windstorm? >> you look great! >> get a breath through this. [ laughter ] >> it was a blowdryer, yeah.

. ♪ police officer from portland, oregon encountered some obstacles as he chased a speeder and thosetacles were rather fluffy. >> it started with a speeder 52 in a 35. those graphics are from the portland police as is this music ♪ >> anyway, the cops started chasing the driver. as you can see, police sped up the video to make it more exciting because that's how they roll in portland. but then, trouble. ducks in the street waddling down the road like they owned it and the cop made the call. they needed a police escort. he shoed them off the road out of harm's way. by the way, the speed errors escaped but police in portland, say, his feather accomplices are all doing just fine. i'm shepard smith. this is "the fox report" it's the bottom of the hour time for the top of news showdown over the scandal at the irs. the acting commissioner who just lost his job is set to testify on capitol hill tomorrow as the acting director. stephan miller will face off against the inspector general who wrote the report on the irs targeting conservative groups. and just in to fox news, sources now say the

you can see the low spinning up in portland and seattle. a lot of 40s. 44 seattle. 43 portland. snow up in the cascades. for us we had 30s and 40s. napa airport was 37. now 50. the nights are short. so we don't stay cold long. it's still cool and breezy. in the sun, wind-protected areas not too bad. we'll see more of a breeze. santa rosa, northwest. 20. half moon bay up to 28. things look to be calming down. but breezy at times to blustery. 40s up in the mountains. tahoe warmer than reno. reno was 38. 50 ukiah. 52 monterey, that's pretty cool. there's the low. now, there's a stronger system poised to move in. it would be next week. but that one is showing signs of dipping even more into northern california. sunny and breezy. windy for some. staying cool unlike me just about ten seconds ago but i will. hard to stay cool when you are choking. st. helena, 71. 71 concord. la fayette, danville, san ramon in there. oakland, 66. alameda, 64. nothing like live tv. santa clara, 68. fremont, 68. 50s, 60s on the coast and a lot of upper 60s on the peninsula. not much change, maybe a little

seattle, portland portland, problems near the oregon border and the cascade.s a mix of rain and snow. the low will move out tomorrow. a chilly, cold morning for us. 40s, 50s, still. i mean, a couple of days ago, it was about 68 degrees at this time in antioch. now 52. fairfield, 53. we had a couple of upper 30s. i know north napa, sonoma, 38. kentwood, 38. the wind is generally out of the west or northwest, san jose is a little different there. but a westerly breeze in place. some of these on the coast. some of the higher elevations will continue to be stronger. very brisk conditions will continue up into mendocino county. i wouldn't surprise -- wouldn't be surprised on these minimums. that's a whop whopper of a system -- whopper of a system. unfortunately, they will getting heavy rain in oklahoma city. also reports of large hail. there's been some flooding. look out this cell stalls out. it's another double whammy, a bad dogs over oklahoma this morning. it's -- situation over oklahoma this morning. it's not tornadic or anything. cool, breezy, a cole morning w

he has two little brothers, five and nine, living in portland and they just found out this morning he is missing. they are just waiting to hear news. the step mother is hoping maybe he is disoriented and begging everyone to keep an eye out for him and get a good look at his picture or look at your bay do breakers pictures and maybe you have something in your images that can put together what happened. i will get an e-mail from the family right now that you can send the pictures to if you think you have something, so if you think you can help check out abc7news.com. reporting live from san francisco, for abc7 news. >> thank you, ahead, a lot of people are keeping their fingers crossed this morning with a big decision happening now over who will host the super bowl the well it come to the new 49ers stadium in santa clara? >> thousands of health care workers go on strike. it is affecting a medical >> officials from san francisco to santa clara are waiting for the big announcement coming shortly on whether the bay area will host super bowl 50. nfl owners are meeting right now just finishe

a pretty nice friday there in portland at 69 degrees. as we go through the upcoming weekend up there in seattle, very nice weather. we go from 69 on saturday. sunday in seattle gets 75. we continue that into monday and get a nice stretch of dry weather here. after, you know, we had great weather, then a week of unsettledness, and now back to nice. >> looking good. going to be beautiful up that way. >>> now to entertainment. blake shelton welcoming several big-name artists for last night's healing the heartland benefit concert. performing to raise funds for the tornado ravaged community. then there's this here, bill. stock photos of model kate upton appearing in the newest victoria's secret catalog without her permission. not only is upton not contracted with the brand, but a booker previously told "the new york times" they'd never use her because, quote, anyone with enough money could buy a face like hers. >> being a good journalist, i was forced to google kate upton just to make sure everything was fine. >> and you're reporting back to

can you see from boston to portland there is a steady chill of rain. highs today in the mid to low 60s. some spots in new england being in the 50s during the day today. richard, there is a cans tomorrow that some of the higher places in new england they will get snow in the andirondacks, the white and grown. >> it is a get out of dodge weekend. >> some people think about opening tear pool. >> no, no, you don't need the pool, based on the pictures you are showing us. the spool right in the streets of some place, thank you so much. >>> just ahead, the latest controversies surrounding attorney general eric holder and the man that kidnapped three women in cleveland is getting a sweet reward. we will tell you what it is. you are watching msnbc. . . >>> a british airways jet made an emergency landing in london. flight 762 had just taken off from heathrow airport to oslo. when witnesses saw black smoke from an engine forcing it to return. ault all passengers and crew got off safely. it closed all runways for a while. >>> the targeting of conservative groups,

look at portland. 76 to 84 over the next couple days. we cool it off a little towards mother's day, but 73. now, it's been a little cooler than normal in southern california. we're going to deal with a little bit of a warm-up, it looks like. 70 degrees by saturday. and then by mother's day, it could even get hot in areas of the desert southwest. 100s in the desert. san diego could be up near 80. so it looks beautiful for mom in california. >> very nice, bill. thank you. >>> who is named the least trusted movie star? it shouldn't come much of a surprise. kristen stewart is the least trustworthy of all of them. tom cruise was named the least trusted male movie star while tom hanks was named the most trusted. >>> and a brand-new elvis exhibit has opened in graceland, this time celebrating the singer's relationship with hawaii. the iconic white jumpsuit he wore in concert along with cars, pendants and a diamond-studded belt. >>> "the office" will run for 75 minutes when it airs on may 16th. the final episode will have some major surprise app

only 53 today in portland. that's definitely chilly. compare that to the desert southwest who's very warm. san francisco, the on-shore flow, you're only in the low 60s. looking towards tomorrow, this upper-level low, what you see today you're going to get tomorrow. >> a lingerer, huh? >> yep. >> thank you so much, bill. >>> as residents in oklahoma start the process of cleaning up celebrities, athletes and social media users have stepped forward to offer support and aid. stars have enlisted twitter as a way to send prayers and encourage donations for oklahoma. carey underwood, reba mcentire, ellen degeneres among those who hash tagged well wishes for victims. and after donating $200,000 himself, david spade tweeting for others to do the same. others turned to facebook and reddit to help possessions and even pets amid the devastation. and on "the voice" last night, oklahoma native blake shelton was joined by wife miranda lambert to pay tribute to the victims of the tornado. ♪ but you wouldn't wait ♪ how dare you ♪ i miss you >> yeah, and

from portland to aid in the search.ack to you. >>> we know more about a man who fell off a roof during a beta breakers party. david hamcy fell stories from the roof of a condo on fell street sunday afternoon hours after the big race. investigators say his death appears to be an accident and this is not a criminal case. >>> 7:32. happening now, bay area football fans are keeping a close meeting on a meeting underway in boston the nfl owners are deciding if santa clara or miami will be the host city for the super bowl in 2016. ktvu's joe fonzi is live from boston. joe, what's happening at the meeting right now? >> reporter: the fog has just lifted in what was previously a gray day in boston. it's turning out to be a nice day. we're in the hotel here where all 32 nfl owners are meeting right to determine what city will host super bowls l and li. there are three metropolitan areas vying for this. the bay area is against south florida for the first time. they would like to get that one, the bay area would, that's the golden

it happened on an alaskan airline flight to portland, yesterday. witnesses say the 23-year-old made several bizarre statements before trying to on the plane's emergency door. they upped into action, tying him down with seatbelts and shoe places until the plane landed. his father says he has a history of mental i willness and stopped taking his medication. >> 2 mix 200 passengers on a cruise are flying back to baltimore this morning after their ship caught on fire. the cruise to the bahamas has been cut short because of a fire that break out early yesterday on the royal caribbean grand door of the seas. the ship was able to sail into the bahamas with no injuries. there have been 20 fires on cruise ships in 15 months. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo will have more on the cruise disaster in the next half hour. >> later today, hercules city officials could vote to sell the troubled electric utility to pg&e for $9.5 million. it was created in 2002 as a profit-making venture for the city but the power company has continually lost money, laid off worker

. >>> on a sunny summer day in portland, oregon, it's hard to remember winter.when you mix in a little ice and a few inches of snow. >> plenty of experience with rain here, best rain drivers in the country, but snow, not so much. >> january 16th 2007. 7:00 a.m. schoolteacher derek porter is shocked by the chaos on a steep hill outside his apartment window. >> so we decided to go up to the roof of the building to get a better look of what was going on. we had just gotten a videocamera for christmas the month before. i thought, you know, why not take it up there? >> the ice-mageddon wasn't predicted, and derek's camera captures drivers caught completely off guard. a volvo ricochets down the icy hill like a two-ton pinball. hitting everything in its path. on a zigzag slalom smashup. radio disc jockey sid vicious lives across the street. he also grabs his camera and starts shooting. >> it was one of those, well, here is some snow, i can make it. that's usually the portland attitude. i have an suv, crossover, whatnot. >> heads up! >> you keep hearing all these noises

lee cowan, cbs news, portland. >> and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight.us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >> there were so many flames and everything happened so fast. >> tonight we hear from the driver whose limo caught fire on a bay area bridge killing a new bride and her friends. >> you know, to watch this long limousine engulf in flames was a nightmare. >> a limo with too many aboard. >> this particular vehicle is listed with the puc as for carrying eight or fewer passengers. >> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. >>> tonight, we are learning the identities of the women in that limo including the new bride. their limousine caught fire while heading to a bridal party in foster city saturday night. now, all the women were bonded by careers in nursing. we have team coverage on this story starting with len ramirez with the latest on the investigation into what may have caused the fire. len. >> reporter: allen, due to

that flight then landed in portland, oregon.ere's abc's david kerley tonight. >> reporter: during one of the most critical parts of flight, this man allegedly started yanking on the handle of one of the plane's exits. alaska airlines said they were ten minutes away from landing in portland, oregon, when the passenger in row 17, one of the exit rows, made some unusual statements and started pulling on the handle, trying to open the emergency door. passengers leapt into action. >> they took him down. they held him down until the flight attendants could get there with restraints. those passengers continued to help them restrain this individual, who was wanting to get out mid flight. >> reporter: they used shoelaces and seat belts to hold down 23-year-old alexander herrera. the airline and experts say he never would have been able to get the door open in flight. >> as frightening as it is, it simply can't be done. until you're on the ground, there's enough pressure inside holding all those doors closed. >> reporter: passengers held

. >> a speeding driver became a lucky duck in portland. take a look at this video. driver going 52 miles in a 35 miles per hour zone. >> the officer took off but a family of ducks was spotted tlchl they are. crossing the road right there. the officer made sure ducks got to safety. and the speeding driver, wem, he got away. just in case you're wondering music and graphics courtesy of the portland police department. nice. >> very sweet. >> yes. they have a lot of time like the calloway golf guy. >> kre. >> speaking of sweet let's check on the forecast. >> spencer is here. >> weekend is looking pretty sweet. here is a live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies right now. we'll have those tomorrow. almost across the state with the exception of way up north around eureka. warming up to almost 80 degrees and sound sunday great conditions here at san francisco starting downtown early morning this is your planner starting at 7:00 in the morning. sunny and a crisp 55 degrees. by 11:00 a.m. mid-60s approaching finish line there at great highway. into early afternoon hours, high temperatu

i'm sarah from portland. i was wondering, since you talked a lot about the power of the individual sports players have, if you could talk about the powers of sports fans, and particularly the -- i think they're in egypt and also what they're up to now. i know been cool things i antibeen -- how sports played notice arab spring. >> yeah. there's a whole chapter in the book bat this, about sports fan clubs, and the arab spring. this, to me, was like this brilliant brilliantly underreported story, that when hosni mubarak's dictatorship fell, one of the central forces that made that happen were the fan clubs of the main soccer teams in egypt. this is for a very basic reason. for decades number mubarak's dictatorship, he -- they get extra rooms for soccer clubs to fight the police, to fight each other, to fight themselves, to set off pyro, always seep as an apolitical way to yet frustrated angry mail youth blow off steam, and better they've do that than be part of any revolutionary movement to take on the governmen

look at this stuff in portland that's really coming up. radar is picking up a little something here. i have had reports of showers out toward the cardenas stray. i think we have a shot of light scattered sprinkles. tomorrow morning a little bit of wet weather. not a big deal but enough to may be slow you down especially on the golden gate bridge and areas north up by san rafael. here's the system i'm tracking it's weak but changes things around. as we get to 10:00, these temperatures just start to rise. here's your computer model as we head into tomorrow morning. here we are 5:00 a.m., you can almost see the tail end of the front and you see the moisture here. 5:00a.m., 4:00 a.m. that's your best chance for a few sprinkles. sal and mark will get here at around 4:00 in the morning. 8:00a.m. you see a little something out here a little something there but that's it. watch what happens it's all gone. as we get into the afternoon hours, mostly sunny. a little bit of patchy fog right along the the coast which i definitely would expect this time

it is bringen rain to portland. -- bringing rain to portland.winds are funneling through the gate. winds die down tonight. skies are clear. freeze warning up north, i am pointing this out, a freeze warning in may is unique. that means south, it will be chilly over night. over night lows, upper 30s in the cold spots. low 40s ut d the bay area. impacts you in the morning. warm in the afternoon. cool start. there is our low-pressure system. that is part of the reason for the rain -- or for the cool over night lows. rainfall stays north. low pressure builds in but still struggling. that is why it is windy. when they are far aparthe gradient is lessened -- far apart the gradient is lessened. moderate winds. highs, 72 in fairfield tomorrow. 73 antioch. pittsburg 73. valley, fire danger loves this, loves this, good news for firefighters. good news for allergy sufferers and good news for those of you who like good air quality. good, clean atmosphere. not going to see a spare the air day. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, low 80s on m

if you get hit by the showered in portland, consider yourself unlucky they will be hit by 10 or 15 minutes. not very warm, no triple digits in many areas today. now we're entering the gloomy may that you can expect in the west. >> but the west, it's nice, they're getting the 60s, 70s, and 80s finally. >> yes, at least it's not cold. >>> jennifer lopez is now the proud owner of a hampton summer cottage, a $10 million summer home that is. her new digs sits on three acres of land has eight bedrooms and even its own movie theater. >>> christina aguilera will replace shakira. and get an impressive $12 million payday. >>> first seth meyers, now bill hader says he is leaving "saturday night live." >>> beyonce and her entourage ordered over $1100 chicken wings. >>> i heard that it including 14 jumbo platters. ieaten there, but i do like wings so i looked that up. all of the rumors that have been fuelling the pregnancy, perhaps this is even more. she is cancelling a tuesday night concert because oaf dehydration. now men can find out how much pain women go through during child birth. they are scream

look at this stuff in portland that's really coming up.cking up a little something here. i have had reports of showers out toward the cardenas stray. i think we have a shot of light scattered sprinkles. tomorrow morning a little bit of wet weather. not a big deal but enough to may be slow you down especially on the golden gate bridge and areas north up by san rafael. here's the system i'm tracking it's weak but changes things around. as we get to 10:00, these temperatures just start to rise. here's your computer model as we head into tomorrow morning. here we are 5:00 a.m., you can almost see the tail end of the front and you see the moisture here. 5:00a.m., 4:00 a.m. that's your best chance for a few sprinkles. sal and mark will get here at around 4:00 in the morning. 8:00a.m. you see a little something out here a little something there but that's it. watch what happens it's all gone. as we get into the afternoon hours, mostly sunny. a little bit of patchy fog right along the the coast which i definitely would expect this time of year. fo

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we made plans for me to pick him up at the airport in portland. he was at the top of his game. he ordered a new car from a dealership there locally in portland and was going to pick it up and drive it back to california. >> rasmussen told friends after the race he was going to the beach. his passport and clothes were found across from ocean beach. >>> more than 200 veterans are being honored this weekend at at&t park. a special section is reserved for active personnel veterans and their families. yesterday fans received patriotic prizes and veteran cheer cards. it is all part of at&t's love a vet program. >>> a special tribute to victims and heroes of the boston marathon bombings. thousands of athletes joined the victims to run and walk the last mile of the race, reclaiming the triumph of crossing the finish line. here's abc news anchor david myrrh. >> reporter: the boston bagpipes, thousands of runners determined to finish the marathon, some running with injuries, others unable to run, still returning. >> i can't run, but i can walk so i'm here supporting the whole cause. >> r

we made plans for me to pick him up at the airport in portland. he was at the top of his game. he ordered a new car from a dealership there in portland and was going to pick it up and drive it back to california. >>> rasmussen told friends after the race he was going to the beach. his passport and clothes were found across from ocean beach. >>> san francisco was one of hundreds of cities all over the world holding rallies against genetically modified foods. the protesters marched against monsanto incorporated yesterday. a u.s. company that bioengineers seeds. protesters say the gmos are dangerous to eat. monsanto says the seeds help conserve resources. >>> more than 200 veterans are being honored this weekend at at&t park. a special section is reserved for active personnel, veterans and their families. yesterday fans received patriotic prizes and veteran cheer cards. it is all part of at&t's love a vet program. >>> a special tribute to victims and hero of the boston marathon bombings. thousands of athletes joined victims to run and walk the last mile of the race, reclaiming the

and we have a question up here. >> hi, dave. >> hi. >> i'm sarah from portland. i was wondering since you talked a lot about sort of the power that individual sports players have, if you could talk some about sort of the power of sports fans and particularly the -- [inaudible] and i think they're called in egypt. and just what they're up to now, because i know they've been doing some awesome, cool things, but i haven't been paying attention recently, or just the role of sports or how sports has played out in the arab spring, if you know any good stories. >> yeah. there's a whole chapter in the book about this, about sports fan clubs in the arab spring because this, to me, was this brilliant and brilliantly underreported story that when hosni mubarak's dick dictatorshp fell, one of the central forces that made that happen were the fan clubs of the main soccer teams in egypt. and this was for a basic reason. for decades under mubarak's dictatorship, he -- like other dictators and other autocrats in the world -- they always, they give extra room for soccer clubs to

. >>> in oregon the portland timbers of major league soccer made an exhibition game with an 8-year-oldnd his green machine teammates. he missed some games because of cancer treatments but scored four goals including the game winner and happy with his decision. >> kids like to go to disneyland with their family. i chose something that lots of people are doing. >>> just ahead, rocknroll icon who refuses to listen to music on an ipod. >>> you're watching "early today." >>> weather maps were turned upside down. 20 degrees warmer today in new york city. dallas, texas all the cold sunk down through the central plains down into the deep south much watch out in florida, heavy rain over the next couple of days, could see minor flash flooding problems there. the storm that's now providing the snow will become a cold rain maker heading for areas like kansas city tomorrow, st. louis will pick up heavy rain as we go through friday and saturday and the southeast will get a soaking. slow moving storm that's going to plague the midwest, maybe even the kentucky derby. we'll have to watch. it will be a

again, he is detained in portland tonight, charged with interfering with a flight crew. he is scheduled to appear in portland on tuesday, wolf. >> was the passenger, brian, exhibiting any unusual behavior before he trieied to open that door? >> reporter: according to the fbi, wolf, it seems he was. an fbi spokeswoman was said he was heard making unusual statements before the incident but did not characterize the nature of those statements. hopefully, we'll get more information on that in the coming days. >> brian todd over at reagan national airport in washington. thanks very much. >>> this just coming in to "the situation room." take a look at this. these are live pictures. you're seeing courtesy of our affiliate there, wabc in new york. an unattended suspicious vehicle in the right lane of the manhattan-bound lanes of the brooklyn bridge. mid-span has shut down all traffic on the brooklyn bridge, this according to an nypd spokesman. you're looking at pictures. now get a wide shot. you can see the traffic has really shut down on the brooklyn bridge because of this unatt

staff look at other comparable cities like portland and vancouver to calculate those proposals by modern standards. so the new proposed categories will be like professional offices and let's look at some examples. for example, for a grocery store with whole foods the existing requirement are 3 class one for employees 3 class one for employees or shoppers. they will have 12 class 2 for shoppers. for restaurants a 25 hundred square feet restaurants no bicycle parking. for medical clinic of about 10 thousand square feet it calls for 3 class requirement we change that to 2 class for employees and 4 class spaces for visitors inform the clinic. right now the current total for biking spaces regardless of how big the building is. the typical large office building downtown is about 3 hundred thousand square feet. the new proposed remit would be a simple proposition without a cap. so the tower will only require i class 1 or 2 spaces for 6,000 workers that will put that at 2.10 percent for bicycling for employees but the new proposal more than 22 class spaces required for visitors. the proposal als

they were flying from anchorage to portland when a passenger tried to open the emergency exit., really. this plane ride was only 10 minutes away from landing in portland when the passenger say 23-year-old alexander herrera who they described by the way, as a very big man. he began screaming and hissing and tried i to open the emergeny exit. that's him right there, the guy on the left. i mean, he was sitting in the exit row. he reached up and grabbed it. listen. >> i thought we were going to crash or something, so i was bracing for that, and then somebody was yelling stop him, stop him, and i turned around and saw a large man trying to open the emergency exit and had it and was just yanking on it. >> yeah. he was yanking on it. the passengers and the crew grabbed him and tackled him and used everything from plastic ties to shoe laces to belts to try and bind him to his seat. they say he then sat there mumbling to himself and asking kind of a series of bizarre questions, but he didn't budge for the remainder of the flight. the suspect, who was from arizona, was arrested by the fb

for the portland area, the wet weather is moving in as we speak. look at your gloomy memorial day forecast. seattle, late rain for you. northern california through oregon, and eventually some of this will try to work its way into san francisco. we will be at least dry in areas of southern california, much of central california and southern nevada around vegas, phoenix, still holding on the summer weather there. but even you will have increasing clouds later on today. keeping you out of the hundreds, kwafter to a half inch mostly up in northern california and oregon. we got away with a couple nice days over the weekend in the northwest. >> look at arizona, almost triple digits already, right? >> you're trying to spin it. >> i am. >> you have a picnic planned and it's raining. i look like a picnic. >>> an apple and two melons go turned hammer and you will fought believe how much they fetched. >>> plus, there were some extra bright lights in the sky this weekend. did you see it? we're going to show you what they were when "early today" continues in tw

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. >> we all portland, chicago, new york we're all talking we are talking about what kind of equipment and certainly some things are different about our sewer systems that is tricky. we're sharing resources and rewe happily send and share information with other cities. other cities are in the same situation >> so is there a time when we could meeting with the hydraulic folks and the city's that are most receive vent. >> you have the scientists tell you what we hope it would be but the area is very specific apparently how much really like seeps through the pavement. the modeling can tell you one set of stuff but i need to know how it works on the ground. i don't know what the best way to do that whether it's you and me or the commission as a whole >> i think we'll appoint here her as the task force. >> i'd like to be there, too. can we have it? would that be our right? >> once there's 3 that's a quorum. >> that's what i'm saying. >> you would have to reference is meeting and if not all of us show up. >> why don't we have a little workshop that we start before the meeting and the people

we are watching that low up to the north and you can see the radar runs around portland pushing cloudsnto northern california and maybe a stray shower and 57 and upper 70's through the central valley and 55 at tahoe, and a look at the weekend forecast, it look like we will have a lot of sunshine and temperatures whatting out in the mid-60's after being near freezing overnight. how about local traffic? leyla gulen? >> we do have the great highway that is still shut down in san francisco because of the high winds that blew a lot of sand on the road. no telling when it will re-open. 50-mile-per-hour winds and what i think mike said. that is going to be shut down so if you want to make it a beach day you have to hoof up. in the east bay, eastbound 580, this is where we had an early accident involving a box truck and it looks like all but one lane is blocked with more yellow traveling eastbound direction and that is a good sign. if you are headed westbound from tracy to dublin we are looking at 50 minutes to get you out there and 15 miles per hour is the top speed. san jose traveling along

. >> you see that circulation up to our north, that is generating some rainfall up toward portland and seattle. >> significant rainfall, patchy fog this morning, and i expect a repeat performance first thing tomorrow morning. >> current wind speeds, breezy out toward sfo out of the west, 23 miles an hour. >> fairfield out of the southwest at 18 miles an hour. >> in general, most areas from around ten to 20 miles an hour at those wind speeds. >> forecast headlines, mostly clear skies, tomorrow a little bit warmer. >> the weekend, sun cloud mix and we could be dodging a few rain showers. >> friday morning, 40s, pretty chilly once again. >> we're going to have some patchy fog sneaking back into the bay. >> here's this weather system. a dry weather forecast friday and saturday, a little bit warmer as high pressure returns. >> the change, sunday, this system's a close enough that we do bring in the chance of some drizzle sunday morning. >> possibly a few showers by monday for memorial day. >> here's our forecast model shows you this at 4:00 saturday. >> not a lot, maybe some drizzle sunday

charges after he tried to open an emergency exit door as his plane was getting ready to land in portland. passengers and flight attendants restrained the 23-year-old using shoe laces and seat belt extenders. it happened on alaska airlines flight this morning. police say the man actsy ti vaited an alarm when he tried to open the door. passengers say he was making unusual statements before the incident. >> european union has voted to lift it's arms embargo. did it not appear therean to ar. the eu says it will remain sanctions after june 1678927 members say it's imper tiffany arms shipments don't fall into the wrong hands. now, for the first time says it's -- syria says it's willing to talk with rebels. >> to show we're preparing to amendment our arms embargo over the asset -- assad regime gets a clear signal. >> today, abc news confirmed senator john mccain made an unannounced visit to seara. the office says the senator plans to meet with leaders. opposition. >> crews are lee moving first pieces of wreckage from the skagit river after last week's bridge collapse. and taking care to preserv

they came from portland, oregon to try to get a sense what happened to bo last sunday. >> we hope we can find our son. we have large search team out today. >> more than 150 volunteers, family and friends from all over california and washington state are trying to find him. he was last seen in the bay to breakers race. a friend is being debriefed. he was with bo during the race. >> i was the last one i see him before he went missing. >> he has not been seen since sunday. his pants and passport were found on the shore on ocean beach. >> we haveo evidence that he ever made it to the beach out of all the bay to breakers peopl, 80,000 on the beach that day and no one saw him. >> the disappearance is a mystery. they are searching the sand dunes and beach. a volunteer stopped this woman and told about his disappearance >> he sent alex an email to all the people that participated about the search party, if anybody wanted to help. >> they are asking for help. >> rescuers say they won't have a formal search party but they are asking to help find some sign of their son. they won't leave until t

these publicly owned pieces of infrastructure and parks so that we don't have to rely as much on portland value to make those payments. we'd issue /pwopbldz, collect those proceeds on a pay go basis and finally with the developer, we'd form maintenance districts so we can maintain it appropriately. so emily talked about the seven or so acres of open space. the parkings would be port owned. the developer would program and manage those parks subject to port approval and bcdc approval where it's required with maintenance provided by special taxes. and we're still in the process of thinking of how to best finance the district parking facilities -- the three that emily mentioned. we have a per /tpered option, which would be to use public financing sources. the operating income from the garage, the parking fees that people would pay. and the port would own and manage the facilities. there might also be a special tax on the office buildings that would have dedicated spaces in those garages, but we're keeping options open for you to consider as the process unfolds. so we are also looking apt a po

they had taken off from portland oregon when halfway through the flight, passengers reported hearing a loud hissing noise and commotion. that is when they heard the man trying to open the plane's emergency doors. several passengers jumped into action. >> i put him in a joke hold and went up over the seat and brought him down to the ground. >> passengers tied him with shoelaces and seat belts until the plane landed. >>> they had cut a tropical vacation short and royal car ribbian -- caribbean said a fire broke out on the 3rd deck early monday morning and two hours later, the fire was out. passengers feared the absolute worst. >> they agreed there was pounding on our door and i hoped the door dan opened the door and people were yelling at us to get our life jackets on and run as fast as we can. >> the ship left baltimore and the cruise was supposed to last a week the ntsb will now investigate. >>> at&t hopes to resume negotiations. they were outside the ballpark on saturday and management and replacement workers filled in and it led to long lines and refreshments but they plan to inn t

how about eugene, ore., portland. how about catonsville. how about a week, maryland.ow about given -- gaithersburg. at edwardsville, ill.. rockaway, new york. tyrone, thank you for that call. can we hear from harlem? can we hear from the williamsburg in brooklyn? or port jefferson out in long the endor anywhere on of long island. maybe you hear it -- you live in southampton or east hampton. anywhere along the atlantic ocean. we ask your support. the riverlive along in the new york area, the hudson river, the great south bay, the connecticut river. we urge you to call in and let us know you're there. if you live and as -- minnesota or missouri or montana, go to the phone. maryland is in the house. arizona? wyoming, the dakotas, we ask you to call. carolinas, we ask for your support. can we get a few from georgia? portland oregon is in the house. a call from richmond, mississippi. and jonah's called in from st. louis, missouri. and how about moab, which i just visited. the amazing read city. we urge you to call. william kolding from forde city. dennis from philadelphia.

the teenager's school albany, 70 miles north of portland.eone called 911 reporting the student asked friends to record video of the massacre. trace gallagher live in ours west coast news hub now. what do we know about this suspect. >> grant mccord 17 years old and albany school system since he was in kindergarten. now he was never really involved in a lot of sports never involved in clubs. teachers all say he was quiet and respectful and more importantly he always got his work done on time. so far there appears to be no motive like bullying or being angry at anyone. police say he wanted be more successful than the columbine massacre. here are some students who know him. listen. >> i would say hi to him in the hallway because i was kind of was like well, i should probably talk to this kid. make sure he feels okay. so, i talked to him sometimes answered seems like a pretty nice guy. >> like really quiet and you don't really like hear from him a lot. some of my friends have like classes with him. they said he doesn't talk a lot. >> the school p

friday, portland, 81 and sunny. seattle at 79. you look fantastic there. i mentioned mother's day, we'll talk about los angeles, 81, mostly sunny, i don't think many people can complain. >> it's looking good, bill. >>> it's a tale of two bikinis. britney spears debuts her beach body on "shape" magazine while kim kardashian also donned a bikini in her third trimester. the photo shop critics are out in full force. >>> can you imagine anyone else playing "iron man." marvel may have a problem with tony stark for much less money. they have four or five of them. got to leave that to robert downey. marvel may have a problem because "the avengers" ii needs downey jr. to be a hit. >>> according to u.s. weekly liam hemsworth actor sip bling tried to break off the engagement to miley cyrus. >>> david bowie's new music video is so racy that youtube slapped it with a rating along with the video. it shows the oscar winner. "hangover 3" moved the release to thursday before memorial day giving it a 24-hour head start on "fast and furious 6." i'm dara brown. and this is "e