pillars of portland is what it was called.it is a fictional account of when i'm in portland it has been nonfiction writings that i have done so far. so i showed it to three people in town. one of them is doug strong. and i think that another one was katherine dunn. and whatever john said, i want to tell you what he said. what john said. but i will tell you a katherine said. up up up up she's the sweetest and most up support a person that i have ever met. up up up up up up up up up up up well, it is not the worst novel i ever matt up up up up up up up i started doing the research to make this nonfiction. i don't know about the 1964 game. up up up up up up up up up up up it is a time that we had in the deep south. you know? and in birmingham in 1963, when the police dogs were turned loose. he is a part of the head of the police force there. and he raised this question and it sparked outrage across the country. up to the person behind it and between the public figure of segregation and racism in america was bull connor. he was pa

cream on a hot day, one shop in portland, oregon wants to make sure you don't have to. it teamed up with six local brewerlys to create beer-flavored ice cream. the salt and straws formed a cone. ice cream shop that makes small batches of what the owners are calling fun, intregs flavors made locally with flesh local ingredients. i don't know about you, but i'd be concerned about the calories. >> you can't be concerned about calories and having ice cream, right? got to go all out. >> just go all out. but it would quench your thirst probably on a warm day. >> i think it would, yes. >> are we sgoing to have one of those tomorrow. >> tomorrow is going to be a little cooler and same tuesday, but we do warm things up by wednesday. but we do warm things up by wednesday. check[ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank.

i was last here in portland a year and a half ago to interview brian when the act actually writing the book seemed like how is this going to happen? so it's wonderful to be back. i'm glad it's not the be ready this time and it's just great to see everybody here. so, i am going to read you an excerpt from a book just from the very beginning so i'm not giving anything away. and talk with you a little bit about why i wrote the book, why i think the story matters and why i feel that needed to be written. why i think it's important, because of its eternal important qualities. and also why now, why the story at this time and then we will have time for the q&a as you heard from the doctor. okay. so, i will begin with the excerpt from the pre-lewd which is entitled down to the bone february, 2012. garre the eichman sat down in a chair backed up against wall. across the room, his nurse was half hidden by a computer to read she schools through his medical chart on a monitor he couldn't see typing his responses to her questions. he answered and smiled as if he were just fine to get as though that

they are instituting a blanket no comment indefinitely on everything for the portland press herald. and for their related papers. one in augusta, the state capital and one in a city where paul used to be the mayor. their response to reporting on the way he's running the state is to try to block three of the largest papers in the state from reporting on state government at all. the way they found out they are being blocked from covering state government is when a reporter called the state house to get a copy of the public events calendar. not exactly deep throat stuff. the governor's public events calendar. the answer was no. then another press herald reporter asked for a comment on medicaid expansion and obama care in the state. the response from the spokesperson was not no comment, but no comment specifically to the portland press herald, ever, on anything, forever. you are not allowed to cover the government anymore. touchy. [ female announcer ] are you sensitive to dairy? then you'll love lactose-free lactaid® it's 100% real milk that's easy to digest so you can fully enjoy the d

tomorrow, we are still looking at scattered showers in seattle, but portland should start to warm back close to 80 degrees and even medford, oregon, temperatures should get into the lower 90s. it's funny with oregon, especially. northwest oregon is chilly, where southwest oregon really gets the heat. >> thank you. >>> for the first time in its 45-year existence, black sabbath topped the billboard 200 chart beating justin timberlake. miley cyrus has broken the record clocking in at 10.7 million views. >>> liam neeson will be in "taken 3" and he's supposedly being paid $20 million, dylan, to reprise his role. we are in the wrong business, apparently. >>> mumford and sons back on stage after the bassist underwent surgery. >>> chris brown charged with a misdemeanor hit and run and if convicted he could face up to five years in prison. >>> finally, the rock has been eating, get this, seven meals a day in preparation for his hercules film. 13 egg whites and over three pounds of meat. i wish i could have a diet like that. little more tone. >> that would be weird if you looked like that. >> i

we just went through the portland area. just kicked off heavier showers and rain. behind it, more scattered showers throughout your early morning hours. that's literally going to sit up here and spin for the time being and keeping temperatures rather cool, too. onshore flow is why san francisco is cool but you'll get some sunshine this afternoon. interior sections remain very warm if not hot for the foreseeable future. our weather pattern gets a little stuck. >> looking at billings, montana, hot and humid there, too. >> now to entertainment. george takei's facebook ghost writer apologized for leaking the actor does not post all the content. the comedy writer told jim romanesko he doesn't update his page but says jokes and was happy for the exposure. >>> the first trailer for "diana" exploring the life of princess diana hit the web yesterday. naomi watts seamlessly morphing into the role of the late princess of wales. >>> "twilight" star robert pattinson has been confirmed as the new face of dior for men's fragrances. >>> enews catching up with thor. though he plans

and portland should get up to 87. even though it's extreme heat in the southwest, the northwest is getting some of the best weather they've seen all season. >> they'll take that. and put it in a bottle and save it for later on. >>> the summer box office gets a little sexier this weekend. channing tatum, jamie foxx star in "white house down." it's the second die hard in the white house movie this year. it's going head-to-head with "the heat" starring sandra bullock and melissa mccarthy. can either of those newcomers beat out "monsters university." >>> actor james gandolfini's funeral was held in new york on thursday. family, friends and fellow actors mourned the star. edie falco and michael imperioli and chris christie and almost 2,000 others attended that. >>> following the supreme court ruling on the defense of marriage act, the "modern family" director says a wedding is a real possibility and something worth exploring. the trailer for "thanks for sharing" officially out. that movie focuses on people deal with sex ad

it was 84 in portland. you can hear the crickets in the weather world on the west coast besides clouds and a little moisture in the northwest. not much. as far as tropical trouble goes, there is a storm possibly forming in the gulf of mexico. that would be the first "a" named storm in the atlantic basin. that will drench the east coast. florida looks wet. of course, we've been talking about oklahoma and oklahoma city with all the storms. they got hit by more thunderstorms last night. this time just your more typical ones with downpours and lightning. not too many tornadoes. maybe just a few in lubbock. those are some of the highlights today. on the west coast, what you saw yesterday is what you'll get once again today. pretty nice day. that's your nationa with some oe low clouds near coastal areas, keeping you cooler than you'd like in monterey and san diego. >>> the west this time of year, it's weird because it's the wet season, we're used to talking about a lot of activity. now it's just -- >> hey, no com

mcafee, as we mentioned, is now in portland.told us last week his property in belize is not insured and he had nothing to do with the fire. he is also working on a book and movie based on his life. >>> be sure to go to our website, nbcbayarea.com/the interview to see more with john mcafee and a host of other people in the area. famed chefs, and tyler florence to political leaders like colin powell and leon panetta. we thank you for being with us tonight. to see who we are profiling next, follow me on twitter at raj mathai. have a good night. >> warm weather east upon us. and box office is ready for the summer movies. hi even. welcome to "access hollywood". this is the weekend edition. i'm shawn robinson. we have the front row seat. what is hot at the theater as we present our gid to the stars of present our gid to the stars of summer. >> james frank 0having a giant party? yes. >>reporter: hollywood house party with guest list with familiar faces really gets rocking and this is the end. james franco and seth reasoning and and jon

he left behind a personal history with every word he sent back to portland.istory his family figured had disappeared. >> she brings me this box of musty old letters here where i work. and i just delve into them and started reading them when i got home and that's just when i had that feeling of, these don't belong in my hands. >> reporter: sean's story got these letters from auction. she decided it was her responsibility to find the stranger's family. >> so i just started to begin to google delbert w. steele. >> reporter: she figured out the author of the pile of neatly written correspondence died in 1979. her detective work -- >> little puzzle pieces. >> reporter: -- finally led her to delbert steele's son. she couldn't believe gary steele was only a short drive away. >> i couldn't get him the letters fast enough. >> who could ask for a better father's day gift than this? there's no way. >> reporter: gary steele is the same age now his father was when he died. >> there's so many things like that that are in these letters that i never knew about. >> reporter:

. >> cool and damp in seattle and portland. highs 70s around the great lakes. the south will see mostly 90s. 80s from north dakota to oklahoma and into the lower ohio valley. >>> still ahead, jeep's recall reversal. older models. what owners need to know. >>> a disturbing case from ohio. an example of modern day slavery. >>> and big shanes throwing out healthy menu items. what's cooking at starbucks and taco bell? we'll tell you. >>> chrysler now complying with the government ordered to recall nearly 3 million older model jeeps. at issue is the placement of the gas tank. 51 people have died in fires sparked with rear-end crashes. chrysler insists there's no defect. but will install a trailer hitch on affected jeeps, which it says will help absorb impacts. >>> the dow posted its third triple-digit surge of the week yesterday. closing up. the rally may be premature. today, we'll hear whether the federal reserve will keep interest rates low at record lows and continue its $85 billion a month economic stimulus plan. >>> the nations of 18 cities to keep consumers fr

service in portland, oregon this morning where bo rasmussen's family lives. he was last seen the afternoon of that may race when friends say he left them to go to ocean beach. his clothing was later found on that beach, indicating he may have gone swimming, but his body was never found. >>> the a's are running into another hurdle this morning for a new stadium in oakland. the city's port commission postponed its approval of a legal settlement. that settlement would free up about 50 acres of waterfront land near jack london square. the board's attorney says more time is needed to review the legal documents. the meeting is now scheduled for tuesday. >>> this year's annual san francisco pride parade could be the biggest in history following the supreme court's major decisions on gay marriage. "today in the bay's" christie smith live in san francisco right now with more details on that and all the preparations they're getting ready for that will take place this weekend. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. usually the pride parade is quite something on i

and saddam on you know speaking he is the fourth american muslim from portland to claim that the f.b.i. tortured him. well it's a big day for our tea our sister station r t international has passed one billion viewers on this you tube channel since two thousand and five correspondents have taken you around the world to bring you today's top stories to your living room from iraq to lebanon japan to portugal reporters have pushed journalistic boundaries to bring you the underreported stories and to always question more here are some of the highlights from our team over the past eight years. please update this point by any means terrorism free speech is not absolute in my money the moment that we start reforming our democracy it ceases to be a democracy to spy on everybody and keep all the time the usa released tyranny but israel is in synch with little to do this is fundamental to our constitutional order and the government doesn't interest spying on you just. think you people are . very very dangerous people in late. august of the become. an aircraft carrying the triple champion russian

and so don is the fourth american muslim from portland to claim that the f.b.i. tortured him. while monsanto has earned its fair share of critics over the years as a result of its controversial g.m.o. seed growing one of the biotech giants most outspoken critics also happens to be one of its youngest fourteen year old burke bear is an advocate for sustainable agriculture and has traveled all over the u.s. to speak about organic farms and the problems surrounding america's industrialized food system are she correspondent margaret howell brings us the story of a boy whose experience goes beyond his years her fourteen year old bourke genetically modified organisms just don't fly i discovered the dark side of the industrialized food system. first there's genetically engineered seeds in organisms that is what a seed is manipulated in a laboratory is something not in my nature by taking the d.n.a. of the fish and putting it into the d.n.a. of a tomato yuck don't get me wrong i like fish and tomatoes but this is just creepy. the seeds the seeds of them plant and then grow the food th

. >> miller: portland police, portland police, spit it out! >> friedman: spit it. >> officer chris lindsey: spit out the dope now. >> miller: you wanna go, too? you wanna go? >> friedman: spit it out. spit it out. spit it out. you're gonna get really sick. you're gonna have to go to the er. >> miller: spit it out. we're gonna take you to the hospital anyway. >> friedman: spit it out. i can see it. >> miller: she's chewing it. >> friedman: i know. >> miller: she's chewing it up. >> i'm not chewing nothing up. >> friedman: yes, you are, i can see it. >> lindsey: spit it. >> friedman: yes, you are. spit it out. >> lindsey: spit! spit with your... make the spit... >> miller: 2044. >> (mumbling) >> friedman: spit it out now! >> i don't have nothing. >> lindsey: spit it out. >> i don't have nothing! >> lindsey: spit it. we can see it in there. >> miller: open your mouth. >> freidman: we're gonna take you to the er and get your stomach pumped, so spit it. spit it out now. it's better than that. spit it. it's better than getting your stomach pumped. spit it out. we're gonn

they're free in portland and boston to name a few. the fees have been reduce for residents and non-residents is this a metric for a world-class garden. it must pay. the resources are there it's a matter of will and choice thank you. >> good afternoon. supervisors what a marathon my heart is just practically breaking. hearing it like that. obviously a top priority is services for families, for homeless. the thing that are supposed democracy is supposed to provide for the people. i'm here to talk about the project. people homeless families; right? they're going to be turned away. it should be free for everyone. and it should come from parks and rec. there was proposition n you know, i was a single mother i was glad to have a rent control apartment. at 75 i'm lucky to have a room there. my income wouldn't even pay for a - social security and the 3 hundred $327 pension from the library. you have is a really good opportunity as public servants to serve the public. keep the parks public. keep the project free. thank you (clapping) >> superv

many of the cities had narrow for example, portland and seattle and others. generally when this is done it's been done on general streets. most of the emergency response is on major streets. and the departments travel only a couple of of blocks. for example, mission is 20 feet clearance. so another thing is that on local residential streets at any time generally done on where traffic levels are low. so with less than a thousand vehicles a day and those are streets where you get one car per minute. it's rarely to meet two vehicles in opposite directions >> i said that our equipment was not the most proper equipment where there are >> does that make a difference? >> i think generally no. one thing is even the smaller jurisdictions have an obligation to respond on mature aid protocols. so anaheim will respond to smaller jurisdictions. >> thank you. thank you supervisor kim. any other questions colleagues. great thank you very much. next i'd like to ask to come up elizabeth our cities primary organization. i guess the organization is going to be losing i so congr

so far the only bay area player going 31 in the second round first to cleveland but was traded to portlandoo many trades and not enough players, but the warriors end up with a pick. kidd will be with kevin garnett and pierce. they will go to the brooklyn nets for future number one draft choices. what a team they are building in brooklyn at least for a year or two. they are long in the tooth but miami won't be the only team with experience number one talent. pulled over for speeding in los angeles and fireworks, two boxes of them. there were so many explosives, the bomb squad was called. $100 bail. serena williams will advance at wil dem don wimbledon and no american men left. >> good night. sleep train has your ticket to tempur-pedic. experience the pressure-relieving comfort of tempur-pedic, and sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. get 36 months interest-free financing: no down, and no interest for 3 years. plus, get free same-day delivery. sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee, interest-free financing, and free delivery? that's the ticket! sleep train's t

. >> can i pull this back to the people of portland? i kind of suspect that nobody is watching. they are getting star tattoos on their elbows. it is a bike with one gear. >> we have tons of gears because it makes it easier to go uphills. they are different up there. they will have a funeral. >> the sad thing is people care more about bees than they do about you jie. and i don't sting people, not that anyone can prove. i realize bees need to poll nate things or we will die as a species. >> i hate bees. >> thank you. i can't get on board. i have hated bees all my life. i don't like things that hurt me. >> you can't get on board with the pro bee lobby? >> i can't get on board. >> you are a menace. >> you don't even open the letters you get. >> how many times do i have to tell you? i don't like them. i would rather there be anthrax in the letter than a horrible bee in there coming out and sting me maybe in the eyeball. >>> coming um, the post game report from andy levy.miss he is our bee and always buzzing. >> a brand-new "red eye" airs on saturday at 8:00 p.m. pacific and 11:00 p.m

anchorage, alaska, to portland, oregon tried to open the door. these cents can not only be fright -- incidents can not only be frightening but costly. >> tens of thousands of dollars to the airlines. a lot of passengers being put out. >> reporter: pamela brown, cnn, new york. >>> we have new developments to tell you about in the search for edward snowden. he has been hiding in hong kong for about a week now and as the g-8 begins in ireland. snowden said the sups and uk were spying on others in a previous summit. he also responded to harsh words dick cheney had for him. >> i think he's a traitor. if we had this before 9/11, we might have been able this use 9/11. >> well, if the united states asked hong kong to surrender snowden, the process would be so complicated that it would take two years to find. >> apple received thousands of requests from the law enforcement agency. they search for smes persons or try to commit suicides. apple dead admit some of the 10,000 requests were related to national security matters. >>> first, propropose add ban on

shallow and sacramento should have it warming up fast and monterey is staying in that fog north of portland visiting seattle. some of that fog was thicker by the coast, 60s and 70s and 80s and 90s now. i tell you i am strike to find much warmer weather and it just doesn't show it. it does show hot conditions away from the coast and not too hot and we have 60s and 70s and 80s closer to the coast and bay. >>> speaking of the coast, they have some of the worst in the bay. you may want to avoid it. and swapping out some of the sugar for healthier snacks, that will soon disappear from schools. . >>> oakland is number one, richmond vallejo, hayward, antioch is also on the list and that does not affect just the owners of the stolen cars. >> that is going to bring up premiums and that will affect everyone. >> san jose had the biggest increase in the count trip with auto theft up 71% last year. so police are reminding drivers, roll your windows up, lock your doors and remember to take your keys with you when you park your car. >>> peanuts, and fruit cups, those will be the ones that go into effect a

you do not have to learn the extra fringe details that an accountant will tell you is in portland. it is so simple and nice for the buyer. i like to put that simplicity into all of my designs. make them so simple that the person does not have to do as much work or think as much. get the details out of the way. the purpose of engineering is to build devices that make our home life a lot simpler and give us more fun and save us work and thinking. that was the goal. if we did is long enough, something we would only have to work four days a week. we were totally successful, but now it takes two people working hard, stressful, all-time jobs just to own a home in silicon valley. the wealth did not come up that way to those that were doing the work. human versus the technology, which is more important cap go almost every one of you would say the human. it is interesting, when you are working on products, you have to think very hard. you have to put some which worked into products to make them work in a natural way to humans that they enjoy and love it and feel like this is something they

an hour north of portland, another family doctor, dr.s his frustration. >> the idea of a streamline practice is very attractive. a lot of us hunger for a simpler structure to our practices where it could be about the care we give to our patients. >> reporter: but in this return community, dr. clark felt he couldn't turn away senior patients reliant on medicare. >> there are not that many patients who would be able to put up with this. some very rich patients, of course, they could do this. but a lot of low-income people couldn't afford the fees. >> reporter: with endless bureaucracy and costs that seem out of control, some doctors are trying different tactics to stay in business. christine roman, cnn, new york. >>> still to come, the man accused of holding three women captive for a decade. he was in court today. ariel castro maces more than 300 charges and his own lawyer says yes, some of those charges are tough to deny. >>> plus, her father was murdered when she was a little girl. for nearly three decades she searched for justice and ma

. >> 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

he was traded to portland. he was the pac-12 player of the year. >>> okay, let me get this straight. tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m., it's already going to be hot. >> absolutely. by lurng time, look, 101 degrees tomorrow. mid 90s, upper 90s we're going to peek with those temperatures holding off until wednesday and fourth of july next thursday. >> it's a big week coming up, thanks, rob. we also have the latest on the strike. that's on our morning news beginning at 4:30 a.m. have a great day, everyone. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- from "grownups 2" david spade. from "white house down" 13-year-old actress joey king. and the music of grace potter and the nocturnals. and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: hey! [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much! oh, man, what a crowd. you -

. >> still to come portland verdict holding a lesson for anyone considering cyber bullying. >> halle barry goes to the state capitol lending her voice to a childhood issue. >> consumer reports teamed up with 7 on your are side to rate wireless speakers. stay with us. abc 7 >>> a sacramento man accuses amc theaters are kicking him out because of his religious attire. he says he was wearing a large knife worn by sikhs. singh says it's an important symbol of his religion. amc theaters says it's a matter only about the weapon not about religious freedom. singh threatened a lawsuit. >> actress halle barry used her celebrity status today testifying about the need to better project the children of public figures. abc 7 news joins us live from sacramento with more on senate bill 606. nanette? >> well, halle barry says to cast aside celebrity status to look at her as a mom she wants children to feel safe. frustrated she calls torment the paparazzi inflicted on her 5-year-old daugtder she brought star pou to a proposal to crack down on aggressive behavior to photograph a public figure's chill.

except for pacific northwest. 70s in portland and seattle.le lot of attention online. he is so cute. >> 2-year-old miniature pony, born with a genetic defect in his legs that kept him from stanning now learning to use the wheelchair. >> my gosh, 19 inches tall, weighs only a50 pounds. ru struggled with mobility his entire life. and now seeing the world from a whole different perspective. and taking his time doing it too. >> he is crazy cute. look at him. want to give him a carrot right now. >> teeny tiny pony. so cute. >> ru doesn't just stagger around, all day, dreaming he is secretariat. a therapy pony, visits at risk youth and kids with psychiatric disabilities. he gives a lot back. >> not only, a symbol, anti-bullying campaigns. because he's so little and disabled. he is a symbol. not only can i do it, walk, overcome this, who is going to pick on a cute pony? >> ru is pretty awesome. if you are not feeling love for ru, you are cold. >> a chance to looks above as the man of steel? >> is it possible, the exercise routine endorsed by the act

. >> japan immediately postponed a 25,000-ton order from a portland grain shipper.it's put in jeopardy this year's ore gone crop which is valued between $500 and $500 million. >> stephen: really, japan? you're afraid of a little genetically modified wheat? may i remind you, you eat raw octopus aint. now, sure, oregon wheat farmers are hurting but we all know monsanto is the real victim here. they could face criminal prosecution and be fined up to a million dollars. do you know how long it takes monsanto to earn a million... oh, they just did. that was fast. [ cheers and applause ] and again. i say everyone just needd to relax. there is nothing to fear from monsanto's genetically modified unkillable mystery wheat or, as i call it, my amber waves franken-grain. [ cheers and applause ] see? it's perfectly friendly. just don't make any sudden moves. here to tell us why my wheat is not to be trusted is pulitzer prize winning science journalist from the council on oreign relations, laurie garrett. laurie, thank you so much for joining us. good to see you again. thank you

washington state so the forecast for today, more showers, chance of an isolated storm or two around portland but in general, cooler on the coastal areas but once you go inland over the desert southwest and rockies, the heat continues in a big way. that's your national that do form anywhere in the inner mountain west will be dangerous today. so this weather pattern is not changing. >> yeah, going to make it tough for them in denver. thanks, bill >>> coming, a commonsense approach to sex trafficking, government signs for gay pride information and a nap causes a $300 million mistake. >>> plus, if you think you're killing germs when washing your hands, you better think again. some surprising details when "early today" returns in two minutes. >>> in the news this morning, pope francis is admitting the presence of a so-called gay lobby inside the vatican. he made the admission last week during a private audience where he described the faction as a stream of corruption inside the holy see. >>> the senate has advanced a bill revamping the definition of sex trafficking. under the legislation, child p

tomorrow the sunshine is back, 83 for a high. 87 in portland. even medford, oregon, getting in on the heat. highs tomorrow should top out around 96 degrees. so even seattle's going to get into the mid 80s tomorrow. >> they're loving those 80-degree temps. >>> wedding dresses. liz taylor's first wedding gown went for auction wednesday, fetched $187,000. if you missed on the bidding, don't worry, she was married seven more times. that's a lot of money to be talked about. michael jackson's son prince telling -- taking the stand wednesday in the family's wrongful death lawsuit against aeg live. prince said he would see his father cry after phone conversations with aeg, sometimes saying "they're going to kill me." >>> long-time engaged actors christian bell and zach shepherd were holding off on their wedding until the straight couple felt there was marriage equality for all. after wednesday's decision bell tweeted, will you marry me? >>> justin bieber's quarantined monkey will have a home spending the rest of hit days at a zoo in northern germany. >>

your opponent tonight another hall of famer from his home in san diego two time all star with the portland trail blazers and boston celtics, please welcome bill walton. >> jimmy, how are you doing tonight? >> jimmy: well, thank you. i know you're on your fifth set of knees. will that be an issue tonight? >> i'm ready to go. >> jimmy: well, shake virtual hands. it's time to play skype scavenger hunt. this is a special game. i will ask you to find an item or items. your job is to bring it back as quickly as you can. and bring back the most embarrassing thing in your medicine cabinet. go. there they go. james seems like he knows what he's headed to find. mill's house looks like sacrifices are going on. that's not a chair. that's a throne. [ laughter ] all right. and now we wait. here's bill. bill, what do you have? >> a bottle of tequila. >> that's in the medicine cabinet? james, what did you bring back? >> preparation h. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, round one goes to james worthy. round two, bring back something you regret buying, dumbest item wins, okay? go. something you regret buying

notice it's been firing off thunderstorms from portland to seattle the last couple of hours.most of that moisture is going to stay north of sacramento tuesday and we will get a cooler loft and drop our inland temperatures a few more degrees the first half of the week and rebounding the second half of the week. tomorrow, we wake up to low clouds and sunshine briefly before clouds come flying in in the evening and tuesday morning. temperatures when we wake up tomorrow morning could have drizzle and mist on the coast and san francisco in the morning and sunshine in the afternoon. 76 in san jose, mid 70s around santa cruz, we'll get sunshine there. close to 80 inpleasanton. we should see highs in the upper 70s and lower 80s in fairfield and mostly 70s in the north bay and cooling down tuesday. the first three days of the work week as we start to wrap up spring, you can see the highs dropping down tuesday and wednesday and showers perhaps in sonoma county. once we past wednesday and thursday we see the winds shift back to northerly winds. we talk about fire danger the top of this