it begins long ago and far from portland. lupis tells investigators the gang cut its teeth down in florida. >> i mean they ran through florida, i've heard millions of stories. >> reporter: in sarasota, at jeweler mccarver & moser, where michael young and company use a creative and cuddly technique. >> each one had its own signature. each one was kind of unique. >> reporter: in this case, a lovable chihuahua is brought in to steal the hearts of employees while the runner steals the diamonds. >> they named the dog roxy. and brought the dog in while they committed the theft, left the dog on the counter when they handled the rings and ran out of the store. leaving the dog behind. >> reporter: lou wilson found out the gang's bite is worse than its bark. the vero beach jeweler had been in the game for 40 years without ever being robbed. a streak that ended when jack cannon and trey adams darkened his door. >> i was expecting a customer in the store and my bell rang and two guys with ball caps and dark glasses were there. i said, uh

portland? >> portland. we saw that girl, and she was a real pretty girl. made arrangements to have sex. the three of us did. >> tell us how the window got broken and what happened. >> because that girl jumped out the window. >> why did this girl jump out of your window? >> i have no idea. anytime she wanted to leave, she could have left. except i caught her stealing the money. she could have just as easily run out the front door. >> you're aware we're searching your house at this time with a search warrant, we're finding a lot of items in your house. >> yeah. >> we then found a bunch of other photographs of other women who were probably not in that house of their own free will. >> we have some photographs in your house showing people being tied up in bondage. >> they're old girlfriends. >> old girlfriends? >> yes. >> vance roberts is really classic. played the system, arrogant asshole. who are you going to believe, me, the homeowner who has a job, vance roberts, or that street hooker who's twisting her story because she doesn't want to get arrested for pro

i mean, he drew 28,000 in portland.ortland - oregon is not going to make a play in terms of who wins the nomination. same in california, prime rils are later. in 2008, you know... >> that's my point. he's preaching to the choir. >> he's preaching to the choir. and he has the potential to grow the choir, but he is breaching be. >> is he doing that because he has to appear big, as the legitimate candidate. hillary is trying to appear almost dimminive. >> he's doing something, growing his name in recognition. the reality is most around the country have never seen or herd bernie sanders. and that explains the big splits that you saw earlier between secretary clinton and bernie sanders. i think that that ultimately is his only chance to get deep into the nomination fight. >> speaking of the i.d., name i.d., what about governor o'malley, he was in there before traction. >> less than 1%. >> what is points to is a short bench of the democratic party. if they have a strong enough bench, there'll be others out in droves. you have

it was a perfectly ordinary flight until we started making the final approach to the portland airport. the first time that we realized something was wrong was when we heard a very loud thunk and the plane jolted. >> the thunk heard around 5:10 p.m. is the side of one plane's landing gear falling into position and the other are extended normally. the force causes the plane to vibrate and yaw or pull to the right. a light in the cockpit to indicate the landing gear is down and locked does not illuminate. >> when the landing gear extends under normal system operation it's hydraulic and extends at a given rate very smoothly. in the case of united 173, what occurred is it fell out and fell at a very rapid rate and one of the other components of the landing gear also broke free and in so doing damaged the wiring that closes the switch that lights the light. >> captain mcbroom doesn't want to land until he's confident the landing gear is locked because if it collapses on touchdown, the plane could be badly damaged and the passengers injured. the captain wants time to troubleshoot the problem

ironically another united dc8, one year prior to the portland crash, the same thing.hey had a landing gear on save flight, troubleshooting that problem and flew into a mountain. >> the common link, inefficient or nonexistent communication in the cockpit. this failure to communicate is literally crashing planes. diehl knows something has to be done to stem the tide. he begins building a case for airlines to adopt a new training procedure being developed by nasa. it's called crew resource management, crm. >> crm is basically promoted that if you're going to work together as a team you're going to make decision as a team. you come to a joint solution, not an individual solution that is then worked into the equation. >> up till that point, we only taught the technical aspects of flying. they had to stick to the other skills, but we never taught decisionmaking and judgment in a formal way. i got with one of the top air safety investigators with the board, and he said, al, if you can sell this to the board, this is going to be a revolutionary recommendation. >> the deadlies

today is a little bit cooler, seattle and portland. portland you've broke your record for the most 90-degree days in a calendar year. i got two more for you on saturday and sunday. 92 degrees on both days. portland has had a much hotter summer than even chicago has. and chicago is known for their hot, muggy summers. medford and even boise. so firefighters get a break from the temperatures, but it's gusty winds and over the weekend the heat goes up again. as far as tropical storm danny goes, it's supposed to become a hurricane, possibly heading towards the islands. it's yet to be determined what if any effects will happen in the u.s. for today's forecast, we're dry in many areas of the west. watch out fornevada, down to the central valley of california, coastal areas much cooler. so hopefully not too many new fires will be forming, you get the windy conditions later. they're worried about power lines falling and sparking new fires. >> the hot temperatures and the winds are not helping them. >>> we're learning new information about a sec

i didn't know i was in portland. >> the langs' troubles are not over. a few mo hs after dan brought karen home from portland, he was diagnosed th cancer. a skeptic's question. you know, you two have been through so much in the last year that, i mean -- has this not damaged your faith? you're not angry at god for picking on you? >> no. >> i mean, if there's a plan for you, it's your plan to be so brutalized by an attack and by cancer? >> well, the beauty is that we also see the blessings, see how it's had such a positive effect on people and how it could be so much worse for me. i see it as we need to go through it. it will be a season of recovery for us. >> and then september 2014 it was pendleton roundup time again. and the emcee's voice boomed through the arena. miracles happen, said the announcer. >> no one in pendleton knows that better than our singer today. for our national anthem please welcome miss karen lang. o say can you see by the dawn's early light >> i looked at it as an opportunity to really just thank the people of pendleton for all the

we would have 28,000 people coming up to portland, oregon. were 27,000 in los angeles. not just the size of the crowds, it's enthusiasm. it makes me a bit nervous. as i said tonight, this is not about me. i cannot do it alone. what we need is a political movement of millions of people who are getting involved in the political process in a way that we have not done in the past. if we continue to have low voter turnout, if people are not paying attention to the major issues facing us, right wing republicans will continue to win. if we can bring people together around a progressive agenda, i think we can transform this country and win this election. host: dee is next from rockford, illinois on the republican line. guest: under the obama administration, ina cancer patient -- i am a cancer patient

she was the one who kicked off sunday night's event in portland in front of a record crowd of 28,000 people and introduced comedian and spoke to more than 27,000 people. >> he was against the iraq war, against deregulation of wall street that led to the 2008 collapse, and, most importantly, against the breakup of destiny's child. i may have made that last one up. >> the bernie sanders campaign along with the black lives matters movement are two of the most vibrant parts of the american left at the moment. there's a very heated debate happening about each side's tactical wisdom. we'll talk about that with a supporter from each side next. ♪

the biggest arena in portland, oregon is called the modus center. they host basketball games and sporting events, music concerts. but on sunday, there was a political gathering so big that organizers feed the modus center. >> portland, you have done it better tan anyone else. >> this is by far the largest crowd 20,000 people, thank you. >> vermont senator borne e bernie sanders have drawn the largest crowds in candidates of both parties this year. yesterday he broke his on record. 19,000 people packed into the arena, the largest crowd that any 20 skrn 16 candidate has drawn so far, that 19,000 is the people you see inside. another 9,000 couldn't get in there. listened to that speech outside the arena on loud speakers. this was the latest in record crowds he has been drawing across the nation. 3,000 people in minnesota, a tiny in new hampshire, 9,000 in portland, maine, 10,000 in madson, wisconsin. more than 11,000 in phoenix, arizona. and before this stop in portland yesterday that drew that impressive 28,000 number, bernie sanders packed another 15

>> i can do a portland accent, how hard could that be?y. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i take it back. i take everything i said back. >> it's not about the lines, it's about the reaction. >> seth: right, yeah, yeah. is this true? you mentioned the taliban earlier. is it true that you -- [ laughter ] >> seth: is it true that you are banned from afghanistan? that you can't -- >> well, i don't know if the ban is still in effect, but yeah, sadly -- i thought it was like a joke. because i went afghanistan, they said "don't make jokes." don't give me this "don't make a joke" about something. it's the only thing you can think of. >> seth: right. >> so they said, don't make jokes about the culture, in like a -- >> seth: so, you're doing a uso show, right? >> a uso show. so it's mostly just american troops -- not just american troops, putting their lives on the line. mostly just american troops. [ light applause ] real patriotic crowd. [ laughter ] but then -- i gotta work the room. so then they said "don't make jokes about any of

but portland detectives eventually realizing he's part of this motley crew.ng the men down using pictures posted on social media. cash for cushions. bank note bedspreads. here at this philly jewelry store, the diamonds turned to cash. we tried to talk to them. i'm matt gutman from abc news. wonder if you have anything to say -- >> you get away from me. >> reporter: wonder if you have anything to say -- >> i have nothing to say. >> reporter: to the people whose diamonds were stolen, the rightful owners. >> you want to get that camera off me? >> reporter: no comment and no business. the feds are shuttering the store tomorrow. matt gutman, abc news, new york. >> and you can see the full report tonight on "20/20" at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> when we come back, the major drugstore that has been accused of overcharging customers. >>> and the free-fall into the record books. 164 skydivers hand in hand, at almost 20,000 feet. almost 20,000 feet. and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox® can help calm your bladder and reduce your daily leakage episo

emily: for more, i am joined by brian research in portland -- bryan weiser in portland.lphabet now has $70 billion on its balance sheet to spend. how would they spend it? you've had some suggestions. om: i would say there was talk about partnering with tesla in the past. there was a book about it. it may actually make a lot of sense for google to actually take a substantial position in tesla, not entirely by outright, ownset's say the google 20% of that company. it removes pressure on wall street, on the company to deliver results. i think the technology needs some long-term thinking. tesla is not something that can be judged on a three-month increment. that basis,dging on that would make a lot of sense. for tesla or for twitter? i spoke to someone a few months ago that would agree. it has been in decline for the past few months. it certainly becomes more plausible that google could buy them. emily: brian, you cover twitter. what do you think question mark how would you like to see google spend this money? brian: it is safe to say that if you were to look at it solely on

she came from portland oregon at a fundraiser. this is clinton getting off the plane in portland. the former u.s. secretary of state and senator, first lady was seen in the bay area back in june. she addressed a meeting at the u.s. conference of mayors. tomorrow there's another fundraising event at the san francisco home of melissa ma before more fundraising and a roundtable discussion. >>> mrs. clinton's e-mail scandal is the focus of an fbi investigation. the agency is looking into her private e-mail server that she used during her time as secretary of state. brian mooar has the details from washington. >> it's exactly the kind of headline democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton doesn't need. the controversial private e-mail system she used as secretary of state is the subject of an fbi investigation. she's accused of no wrongdoing and the "washington post" reports it's not a criminal probe. >> it's primarily focused on the security of information and e-mails that might be classified. >> clinton's campaign says she did not send nor receive any e-mails marked classif

i live in portland, and you stole my bicycle. and this is my bicycle. >> all right?okay. >> what do you want me to say? >> i have paperwork, i have police on the way. >> you are going to get arrested. i have security on the way. >> the seller tries to get away, and bolts across the parking lot. >> no, you're under citizen's arrest, stop right now. stop! >> it was an immediate admission of guilt for me. i almost felt like he was -- might as well have been in court saying, yeah, i stole it. i did all this. because he ran. >> jake jumps on his recovered bike and shoves the camera phone in his pocket. where it records this conversation as he rides behind the suspect. >> i bought this bike from craigslist, i knew it was stolen, yes. it's not illegal to buy stolen stuff. i looked it up, man. >> whether or not what he is saying is true -- [ sirens ] -- seattle police are about to end the discussion. the suspect pleads guilty to attempted malicious mischief and receives a deferred sentence. >> smile! >> by putting his story on youtube, jake believes justice has been served.

many people there have thumbed-up your music, send them a message and say we are playing a show in portlandy: you guys are giving the opportunity to send messages to their fans, giving access to data. tim: the first part of what will be a long set of features, called the artist marketing platform. any artist can claim their identity, login and have access to all of their data. they can see a map of their country where the thumb-uppers are. the next step will be allow them to send messages. emily: do they have to pay for it? tim: no. we have two or three concerts in our office a week. there are 12,000 artists on pandora that have at least 350,000 unique listeners that have created a station using their name. of those 12,000 artists, 80% have never played on the radio before. emily: one artist claims it was the 13th most streamed song on pandora in 2014 in the united states. but it yielded only $12,359 which works out to $90 for every million streams. is that accurate? is it ballpark? tim: i can't do the math in my head, but i'm sure it's ballpark. emily: it doesn't sound fair at all. tim: a

, that he is a spotter for the portland police on a dui mission.mission is to make it so that people don't drive drunk. he says how about i just, i'll drive you home. there's plenty of us out tonight. i'll get one of my buddies to pick me up. she said she didn't live far. so they talk about it like, yeah, okay. and he gets in the car. and they leave. and the girls think this is wonderful. they're just so excited that they have a police officer in their car. and, as they're driving along, paul winklebreck looks at jessica in the back. can i borrow your phone? i want to call my friends so that i can get a ride when i get to your house. jessica says sure. he sort of acts for a second like he's trying to do something. then he puts it under his leg. he says, it's not working. then he says to ashley, hey, can i borrow yours? same thing. i need to call my friend. but ashley's noticing they're getting close to where they need to turn. she gives him the cell phone. he just puts it under his leg. he goes through the light and heads out on the highway. she no

and finally there was a videotape showing kim and his father entering an electronics store in portlandwing a purchase at the same store at 1:11 p.m. >> put all three of those together, that's an ironclad alibi. >> steve went was one of kim's attorney. >> prosecutors should look at that and say this is a case we simply can't charge. we have the wrong guy. >> did they say that? >> they didn't. they went public naming sung koo kim as a person of interest in the wilberger investigation. >> investigators insisted it was a lead they had to follow. >> there were moments when we were challenging each other with how much time do we spend here versus spend it over there. >> looking for someone else? >> we didn't want to chase the red herring with 100% of our resources. it was the healthiest thing for the investigation. it made sure nothing fell through the cracks. >> it took months, but authorities officially cleared kim. kim's final filed a lawsuit claiming excessive use of force during that nighttime s.w.a.t. raid. the state of oregon eventually settled with the family, paying more than $330,0

street movement, let's bring in al jazeera's political analyst michael shure. 28,000 heard it in portland, bernie sanders railing against the billionaire class, is that what is attracting all this attention or is something else going on? >> well it's a little bit of geography. i believe you touched on a important. there is a touch of the occupy, the us vs. them. that always touches a chord. bernie sanders, with the exception of a notable appearance in arizona a few weeks ago has been going to white liberal strongholds, that's where his power base is coming. it's no surprise, when you look at the polling in iowa and new hampshire, starting out in two of the whitest states in the nation and when you go after white liberals in those states and you go to the other places where a kind of white liberal mentality among democrats exists you're going to draw well. also he draws well because of the message he's sending. it's a social message and a message of inequality. that draws true especially among the young democrats in that state. >> there was hillary clinton today with the first of two speec

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we will be playing a show tomorrow night in portland.ly: and pandora is doing more to give artists some power. you guys are giving them the opportunity to send messages to fans, you are giving them access to data. tim: we surfaced the first part of this, what will be a long set of features, we call pandora amp, the artist marketing program. where now, any artist can claim their identity, and then be able to log into pandora, and have access to all of their data -- so see all the songs that are thumbing, a heat map, so their audience plotted on a map of the country, where their thumb-uppers are so they can target their touring. the next up is to allow them to start sending messages to them. emily: do they have to pay for it? tim: no, it is totally free. we have an active pipeline with the music industry. there are two or three concerts a week in our offices when a band comes through. we take advantage, when a band visits, to show them their data. there are 12,000 artists on pandora that have at least 350,000 unique listeners that have cre

. >> may 12th, 2013, portland, oregon.mes is with the city of portland's traffic division. on any given day, he deals with the normal traffic issues, duis, crashes, and speeding drivers. it's late afternoon on mother's day. officer james is parked on northwest bridge avenue, monitoring the cars heading downhill. it's a stretch of road where drivers tend to go faster than they are supposed to. >> it's posted 35 miles an hour, both the bridge access and the bridge itself. who knows why people speed. i guess to get someplace faster. but it is a problem area as far as speeders go. >> it's raining lightly, but that doesn't slow down some drivers. a vehicle flies by officer james' parked car going well above the speed limit. >> the driver in this incident was going at 52 miles per hour as they passed me in this 35 zone. >> officer james hesitates for a couple seconds to give the driver a chance to decelerate. >> i thought maybe they would slow down once they saw me. >> but police radar shows the driver clocking nearly 20 miles a

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the heat advisory for portland. the smoke. if you don't have it fire, you have the smoke blowing over you. the heavy smoke from spokane to missoula. and the heat, we said it. the heat warnings through wednesday and it spreads to the north. portland, almost 100 tomorrow. the east, it finally breaks by midweek. >> by midweek. we think of the folks in the west as well. thank you, ginger. >>> and to san francisco tonight where an earthquake rattled the bay area tonight. waking up many this morning. and meteorologist on the air the moment it happened. we want to show you what it looked like when it hit. >> oh, my gosh, we are having an earthquake. goodness. >> the quake measuring 4.0 on along a major fault line. aditi roy on the report tonight. >> reporter: this early morning earthquake in the bay area jolted the airwaves. >> that's a pretty good earthquake there. >> reporter: the quake measured 4.0 and was centered in piedmont, california, 13 miles east of berkeley at 6:49 a.m. it wasn't the big one, but enough to stop b.a.r.t. tr

the ship had to go back to portland for repairs and almost didn't make it out of portland when it wasunded by a sea of protesters in kayaks and dangling over a bridge there. but now that the ice breaker is back on site in alaska, the obama administration has just given shell the final authorization it needs to start offshore drilling for oil up there. that decision came down yesterday. and today the obama administration was publicly rebuked for doing that by democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton hillary clinton has not broke within the obama administration on many things during this race but today she came out and said she would not have given shell the o.k. then she sent out this tweet "the arctic is a unique treasure, given what we know it's not worth the risk of drilling." then this is what she told reporters tonight. >> i think the very grave difficulties that shell encountered the last time they tried to do that should be a red flag for anybody. i have been been to the arctic, i have been to barrow, our northern most outpost in the united states and i think we should

bernie went to portland, oregon, turned out 28,000 people in portland, oregon. he followed that with a stop in los angeles where he spoke to 26,000 people. and he doesn't even seem to be trying very much to turn out these crowds. his campaign says they don't spend anything on advertising these, they don't particularly spend on big organizing budgets for these. they put out word that bernie's coming and tens of thousands of people show up. or at least thousands of people show up. the latest was today in greenville, south carolina. and most people do not think of south carolina as you know, vermont socialist territory. but greenville, south carolina convention center this was the sign at the door. turn right for south carolina dental access days. and turn left, naturally, for bernie. this was an event in south carolina held by a socialist democratic senator, held at 11:00 a.m. on a friday at the height of the summer, did i mention it was in south carolina? and his campaign says he turned out close to 3,000 people. which for bernie sanders is a slow day. the bernie

this weekend bernie sanders is going to be in portland, oregon. the campaign announced they have had to move the event. from a 13,000-seat coliseum to a larger venue to one that seats 20,000 people because they think they are going to need it. sunday, portland, oregon, bernie sanders. setting the bar higher and higher and higher. not run as a third party candidate. let's watch. >> raise your hand if you won't make that pledge tonight. mr. trump. >> to be clear -- >> i fully understand. >> the place where it will give the nominee the nod. >> i fully understand. >> and that experts say an independent run would certainly hand the race over to democrats and likely another clinton. you can't say tonight that you can make that pledge. >> i cannot say. i have to respect the person if it's not me the person that wins. if i do win, and i'm leading by quite a bit, that's what i want to do. i can totally make that pledge it i'm the nominee. i will pledge i will not run as an independent. i am discussing it with everybody, but i'm talking about a lot of lever

scared to host: thanks for the invite, joe, the invitation to come back to portland's that's go to chris in florida. caller: hello, this is ncan, and i'mu society from the president's remarks, but i was the people that helped aay lot of families that came here. i helped a lot of families that and as a for relief, man of color, it encouraged me, it may be believed when we all work together, great things can happen. that is why i am determined to do great things and put people before policy, and that is something i do daily. i'm a father of four girls. my oldest is a cancer survivor, and she sees the legacy of our president and says, that he, that is cool. he seems like a real guy. he shakes people's hands, and she is in fourth grade, but excited, and what he said today it resonated for the recovery for america, that if we can turn it around and do great things that we did in new orleans and said that example, we have -- people before policy, that is what i'm fighting for. people before policy. host: another louisiana caller, margaret, joining us. you were impacted by the storm. go ahead.

tiene hasta el momento aspirante berni sanders quiÉn logrÓ reunir a unos 28 mil es simpatizante en portlandrillete en sus padres. pedro: gwendy rivera es una madre que fue liberada de un centro de inmigraciÓn, y su libertad tiene que ver con este grillete que estÁ ahÍ en su pierna. detenida hace dos meses con su esposo y sus hijos, y dice que a todo los separaron, a su esposo en otro centro, y su hijo en un centro de adopciÓn temporal. gwendy ahora tengo que esperar tres semanas mÁs. pedro: este abogado de inmigraciÓn dice. estÁn tratando de asustar a la gente. pedro: del tema de los grilletes es un tema de violencia de derechos humanos. abogado: estÁn marcando las mujeres como criminales. pedro: mientras tanto ice dice que permiten a los participantes permanecer en la comunidad mientras se someten a los procedimientos de inmigraciÓn. pedro: es el primer momento de libertad, despuÉs de salir de los centros de detenciÓn, aquÍ descansan unos dÍas y para luego continuar al resto del paÍs. esta madre guatemalteca dice que pasÓ tres mes en un centro de detenciÓn con su tres hijos, asegura que lo