portland? >> portland. we saw that girl, and she was a real pretty girl.ave sex. the three of us. queen size bed's pretty crowded. >> tell me again why your 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 for the fact that i caught her stealing money. she could have just as easily run out the front door. >> you're aware of course 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. play the system, arrogant asshole. who are you going to believe, me, the homeowner, that has a job, vance roberts? or that street hooker that's twisting her story because sh

his washington state cougars shocked by portland state. steven long ground and pound!ke a 17-17 tie late in the game. the vikings hung on for the upset. 24-17 the final. first win over a pac-12 team in program history. >>> these cougars had a better day. byu down one in nebraska came down to this play, "hail mary," deep -- touchdown! mitch matthews 42 yards and brigham young won it on the road 33-28. whoo! got to catch my breath! >>> nfl final roster cuts in. 49ers empire, get out your jarryd hayne jerseys. the former australian rugby star has made the 53-man roster. he was the feel good story and star of the preseason for the 175 yards rushing, second in the nfl. he also averaged 18 yards on punt returns. we got some other 49er moves. linebacker ahmad brooks stays on the team despite being charged with misdemeanor sexual battery on august 27. brooks has been excused from the team since being charged. also, runningback kendall hunter placed on the ir, linebacker nick moody cornerback marcus cromartie were two of 14 released. late yesterday afternoon raiders cut backup

tonight, why some people in portland say they have ,,,,,,,,, >> this two-acre brush fire nearly took out a north bay neighborhood. it starletted when a house fire spread to some dry grass in the sonoma community of windsor. fire crews threw so many resource at it, it was out in an hour. but cbs reporter carter evans tells us as the drought drags on, homeowners may not be so lucky next time. >> reporter: across the west, wild fires are burning hotter and faster. >> they move sometimes a mile an hour. well beyond the capabilities of ground crews. >> reporter: dennis burn a fire behavior analyst. he says massive amounts of dry brush and millions of drought- stricken trees are burning fast. when you look out in the forest and see all the dead trees, what is going through your mind? >> that if we get another ignition, quite possibly, people are going to die. >> reporter: this is a rare view from inside the fire. less than a minute after flames appear, the heat generates powerful wind gusts, blowing the fire in all directions. within two minutes, flames incinerate trees an engulf the camer

tell that to mom. >> a good way around it. >> or the portland police. because the portland police say if they receive a complaint about the cart, they would take action. they add it's not something they are actively enforcing. recreational pot use became legal in oregon on july 1st. >> sounds like an idea he came up with while high. >>> so there's something of a growing mystery going on right now in a lake in louisiana. it's all about an animal called pinky. >> pinky a rare pink dolphin first caught on camera eight years ago. is that color corrected? beautiful. >> wow, look at that. >> a local fisherman was lucky enough to see her swimming with her mom. >> that same fisherman says pinky has been spotted again several times recently and that she's been mating. the mystery is whether she could be pregnant and will there be more pink dolphins to be seen soon? >> first up, how do we know pinky is a she? just because she's pink? somebody checking that. >> we'll have to get to our scientists on that. i'm curious who the daddy is of pinky's new dolphins and wh

at the start of november, we are in portland, portland -- oregon and at the end of november, lies for the 18th year -- live for the miami book fair international. a few of the fairs and festivals this fall on book tv. >> when congress returns from summer recess next week, members begin debate on the resolution of disapproval on the iranian nuclear agreement. the president believes it's the only alternative to war. here is a look at part of his statement from last month. [laughter] as an obama: because more sentience when produce the results the critics want, we have to be honest, this leads any u.s. administration with oney committed option. another war in the middle east. i say this not to be provocative, i am stating a fact. without this deal, iran will be in a position to steadily advance capabilities. time, already fairly small, could shrink to near zero. does anyone really doubt that the same voices now raised against this deal will be demanding that whoever is president bonzo's nuclear facilities? bomb those nuclear facilities? i can tell you that alternatives to military action

the solar energy industry i wanted to move into the food world bans what my friend was doing in portland how to find the space that marries from nonprofit activities and the best in class for what we can do for an event space and have an restaurant as part of the project we've spent a lot of time looking for space and in the dog patch so it was perfect with an industrial warehouses building and worked with an incredible team to develop that space and partnered with the math maybe you're familiar with and partnered are a group called stoplight and as the project developed we've got more people involved and we're proud of what we're doing so that's the project from a fair level. >> commissioners questions commissioner vice president joseph. >> you say i partnered are got light you hired them are they're a privilege. >> neither their as exclusive provider in the project. >> they're an investor. >> they've provided the services for the space. >> what kind of events do you envision. >> we want to run the game bet on saturday of wedding and rooftop views and hope to have summers on the roof be

the california transplants are behind these bidding wars. 25 to 30% of portland moving comes from california. >>> a fight over a chicken. a chicken who knows how to stop traffic. that chip inspired by the officers who rescued her. today chip was straugting her stuff where she rules the roost. >> she was on the national news as well as the local news. we vus have a on the of people calling saying they are interested in adopting her if no owners coming forward. >> several people have come forward claiming chick but they haven't been able to come up with any proof of ownership like a photo or vet bill or love letter from chip. she's no comfortable she laid an egg. the shelter said they won't let it hatch. >>> chip found at home there at the shelter for now but what about this tiger cub. it was found wandering in the streets of san francisco in riverside county this week. the cub is at an exotic animal sanctuary. he's been declawed which means there may be damage to the bones and nerves. department of fish and wildlife are trying to figure out what he will do with him once recovered. >>> we have

portland, maine -- getting hammered! >> reporter: in portland, maine, roads looking more like rivers. >> reporter: this airport parking garage completely flooded. daycare. 23 kids age 4 and younger inside when water came rushing in from the drains. >> in a matter of ten minutes, we were completely underwater with a couple of inches. >> reporter: the children quickly moved upstairs, all safe tonight. in massachusetts, this woman carried from her car to the back of this waiting pickup. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: it's been a hellish 24 hours up and down the east coast. in frederick, maryland, hundreds of thousands of gallons water are being pumped out of the ymca. >> it could be days and weeks until we're back up and running. >> reporter: virginia's governor already declaring a state of emergency. meanwhile, just as the jersey shore is getting back to normal, a coastal flood watch issued. the threat of hurricane joaquin churning in the caribbean. since sandy, homeowners have been raising their homes, hoping to avoid any fu

. >> the owner of a mobile marijuana shop in portland, oregon admits he's using a loophole to give pote who buy a container from his cart. the oregon health authority states that any transfer of pot to or from a dispensary must take place at a registered address. however the owner of the cart nicknamed smoke buddy says all he is selling is containers and customers who buy them get weed for free. portland police say if they receive a complaint about the cart they would respond but they do not plan proactive enforcement. >> time now is 5:52. up next, the driver accused of severely injuring comedian tracy morgan in a crash wants the case thrown out. >> plus, ticket scalpers are hoping to profit from pope francis' visit to the u.s. this month. that is coming up in our live business report at 6:00 a.m. >> ♪ ♪ this fall at dunkin donuts, get lost in pumpkin. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored beverages and baked treats, like the new pumpkin cheesecake square, while they're still here. america runs on dunkin'. a medium hot coffee, cream and two sugars, please? medium hot coffee, cream, tw

. >> also new, the owner of a mobile marijuana shop in portland, oregon admits he's using a loopholeve pot away to people via container from his cart. the oregon health authority states any transfer of pot to or from a dispensary must take place at a registered address. the owner of the cart nicknamed smoke buddy says he's just selling containers. customers who buy the containers get weed for free. portland police say if they receive a complaint about a cart they would respond but they do not plan proactive enforcement. >> 4:57 now. coming up at 5:00 a.m., developing overnight, flames are racing through a jersey forest. we'll have the very latest. >> and funeral services for a new jersey family that died in a suspected murder-suicide will be held today. that is coming up in the next half hour of "action news" " so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why?ty too. so everyone in the house can get online. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 25 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. p

. >>> a lot of californians have been moving to portland looking for cheaper housing and people thereaying stop it. look at this for sale sign. oregon realtors says someone has been slapping these stickers on signs all over town. it is a california silhouette with a big red slash through it. portlanders are apparently upset that out of state buyers are swooping in and driving up housing costs. >>> speaking of rising costs, a lot of lulu lemon customers have sticker shock now because the starting price of yoga pants, ken? $98. >> serious business. some of them are getting more expensive. julie watts says that could boost business. >> reporter: they are the holy grail of yoga pants. >> why lulu lemon? >> they are amazing. the fabric is high quality. thick. >> besides that, they are really flattering. >> reporter: but even the lulu lemon loyal are having a hard time swallowing the recent price indris. >> i feel they are a little expensive. >> i don't want to pay an extra 22%. >> reporter: some have taken to social media in protest to complain about the prices and this is not the first lu

but some people in portland say cut it out. oregon realtors say someone's been slapping these stickers on for sale signs all over town. you can see it's a california silhouette with a red slash through it. portlanders are apparently upset that the out-of-state buyers are swooping in now and driving up their housing costs. >>> hard to believe, but there's only 16 days left of summer. >> yeah. so it's time to talk corn. summer corn is still sweet, the price is just right. so here's tony with today's tip. >>reporter: back yard picnics still going on. it's a perfect time for them and the corn and the way you made it perfect. >> it's great for the summertime, it's good to bring to picnics. when you're cooking it, be careful of the cooking times because every ingredient is a little bit different. we start off with the chopped asparagus. once it starts getting soft, we add the bell peppers. the corn we boiled first, just for a little bit and we put it in here off the ear. but you want the sugars to come out and caramelize, but you don

the solar energy industry i wanted to move into the food world bans what my friend was doing in portlandow to find the space that marries from nonprofit activities and the best in class for what we can do for an event space and have an restaurant as part of the project we've spent a lot of time looking for space and in the dog patch so it was perfect with an industrial warehouses building and worked with an incredible team to develop that space and partnered with the math maybe you're familiar with and partnered are a group called stoplight and as the project developed we've got more people involved and we're proud of what we're doing so that's the project from a fair level. >> commissioners questions commissioner vice president joseph. >> you say i partnered are got light you hired them are they're a privilege. >> neither their as exclusive provider in the project. >> they're an investor. >> they've provided the services for the space. >> what kind of events do you envision. >> we want to run the game bet on saturday of wedding and rooftop views and hope to have summers on the roof beca

in november we will be in portland oregon for word stock. followed by the national word awards in new york city. at the end of november we are live for the 18th year in a row from florida for the miami book fair international. that's a few of the fairs and festivals this fall on c-span2 tv. >> the device was never so deep and cap i'm like as on the issue of iran. this goes back to the worldview. when he comes into office in 2009, one of, one of his first acts of offices to give a new year's greeting to the iranian people. he says i want to get on a different page with iran and recognize their rights and later to enrich uranium which not many countries in the world do. this is the problem for the state of israel. that's an understatement that it's a problem. why is it a problem #1st of all understand what the iranian nuclear program means for us. is. is not just one threat. it is several threats for the obvious one is that they break out or sneak out of whatever restrictions have been placed on them and they make a bomb. according to the prog

we'll be in portland, oregon, for word stock. at the end of november, we're live for the 18th year in a row from florida for the miami book fair international. that's a few of the book fairs and festivals this fall on c-span2's book tv. >>> now a look at allied military strategy in the pacific and world war ii. the vice president of the institute for the study of strategy in politics, james perry, took part in a symposium marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the war. this is an hour. >> let me begin by introducing dr. james perry. he was one of our imminent strategists. he is codirector of the institute. will present our opening discourse, setting the stage for the remarks that most of us will be making for the rest of the day. jim, it's yours. >> i realize this morning that i probably made too many slides. i'll get through as many as i can. what i want to discuss today is the end game that almost was. because as we will see at the -- by the end of today, there was a different august 1945 by roosevelt and truman. i am going

the creole arrived in portland in december 1841. slaveowners who had been smart enough as had been the practice to take out insurance on the property, everyone has property insurance. they filed claims against their insurance companies for compensation. in the lower courts, the slave owners one, but the insurance owners appealed. the lawyer for the insurance companies was a young louisiana lawyer. i will come back to him if we have time. he was a lawyer for the insurance companies. he began by checking the slave owners. the creole was not seaworthy. it's crew was not armed. it is your fault. there was an insurrection by the slaves. the decision came out in 1845. the court said that the slave insurrection caused the loss. there for the insurance companies were not liable. the slave owners were not compensated for their loss. the second epilogue is an arbitration that took place in london in january 1885. the u.s. and london had a treaty to settle all claims between their two countries. it decided that the creole have a right to seek

but you can't sell it. >> portland police say their hands are tied at this point and it would only be illegal if someone has more than an ounce of pot on them. >>> and the time now, 19 after the top of the hour. >>> coming up, she has walked the runway for some of the biggest names in fashion, but now this victoria secret model is fighting for her life. an update on her condition this morning. >>> and this photo of a woman hugging a cop has gone viral. what sparked this? can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? >>> a victoria secret super model is now fighting for her life after a surfing accident off the coast of italy. she fractured her skull after falling off a motorized surf board and being hit by another surfer. doctors put her in an inmedic inmedically induced coma. they say she's at risk for permanent paralysis. she has modelled for calvin cline and garnier, as well. >>> the truckdriver, kevin roper, faces one coun

the health department here says the cold water at 681 portland avenue is safe to use. we told you about a short-term solution, filters that are going to be installed here but the health department is also working on a long-term solution to this problem. that is the latest from the bronx this morning. ben: let's hope they find that long term solution quickly. thank you. police in brooklyn on the hunt for a man face a punch and kick another man so violently that it killed him. this is this surveillance video the two men arguing, this happened early monday morning in police are looking for the guy in the green shirt, there he is on the left, described as having blonde hair and glasses. the victim, on the right, is 42-year-old as a goose and. he was taken to a nearby hospital and died. liz: please looking for a man who raped an 19-year-old woman sunday. look at this surveillance video. the man working with his shirt partially of is the man they want to question. the woman was walking on rockaway parkway when she was approached by this man who said he had a gun. he pulled h

city to kansas city all the way to new york. 80ss in minneapolis it, atlanta and detroit. 70s in portland and boston. 68 in seattle. >>> a labor day travelers all 35 million of them will see falling gas prices. the average price for a gallon of gas now $2.51 a gallon. that's down 13 cents from last week and nearly a dollar cheaper than this time last year, the lowest labor day prices in 11 years. >>> a couple health headlines to tell you about starting with new advice for parents about when to talk to your kids about alcohol. in its new guidelines, the american academy of immediate ticks suggest parents should have the booze talk with children as young as 9 years old. the group says children start to think positively about alcohol between 9 and 13 years of age. they believe the earlier you have that talk, the better. >>> good to know. >>> here's another reason to get more sleep. it helps prevent colds. i don't know why we do account sleep things. we're not sleeping. researchers have found that people who average fewer than six hours of sleep at night have a greater chance of catching a co

widespread flooding also shut down streets in portland, maine. cars were stranded after driver as tempted to go through standing water. university of southern maine closed its portland, gorham and lewis on the auburn campuses because of flooding. the national weather service telling us that four inches of rain fell before 8:00 this morning. many people enjoying the effects of the rain, including the flume gorge in lincoln, great shot there. it's usually at a season low, but the rain has created some spectacular water falls. and we could see another big round of rain later on this weekend and this is all due to hurricane joaquin. however, the path for the storm is still very much up in the air, so let's go over to josh judge who is tracking for us. by day and sometimes several times a day, it's very difficult to predict. we're starting to have a little more confidence, let's take a look at where it is right now, a category one with top wind 85 miles per hour right now. here's one computer model and in computer model is the one that's pretty much t

in portland, and live for the 18th year in a row for the miami book fair international. the fairs and of festivals this fall on c-span 2's "book tv." withwsmakers is next congressman jordan of ohio. former newr from york governor george pataki, then former pennsylvania senator rick santorum, who are both seeking the republican mi

>> he's like i'm in portland and he's like me too! >> the guy in the multicolored backpack.must do improv or something. because off the top of his head, his lies are cold. >> he just got out of the clink. >> yeah, we went to that bar. great bar. >> you know what, though, if that was my boy friend, i would be like you would have told me you had a friend that had that kind of backpack. you would tell each other that. >> then they tried to test how good liars they are. >> what's his name? tom? >> it would have been funny if they all got the name and they would have been like oh, yeah, that's totally right. >> you guys are diabolical. >> a cul guilt. >> what are you doing? breathtaking peppermint... rich dark chocolate... york peppermint pattie. get the sensation. strong and healthy kidsfor generations. and today's flintstones are specially formulated with key antioxidants to help support kids immune health. ♪ ten million strong and growing ♪ >> cat, epic fail. >> she decided hey, isle go to town and post a video of my dog. because her dog, let's just say caught in the act. >> c

. >> an investigation into the brother's portland home uncovered a modern-day dungeon and pictures ofn officers believe the brothers assaulted. >> once all that evidence was there it was very easy for us to say let's go put them in jail. >> but jackson and roberts fled, not to be heard from until 2006 when roberts turned himself in to police. during his trial, another accuser, mikhail dedric, testified. >> you terrorized me and left me emotionally crippled beyond words or expression. >> despite facing a 108 year sentence, vance roberts didn't give the investigators any insight into his brother's possible whereabouts. >> he is still doing exactly what he did. leopards don't change their spots, these type of guys. >> nearly 25 years later jackson remained on the run until his case was recently featured on cnn's "the hunt" with john walsh. soon after, a source tells cnn a substantial tip came in leading them to believe paul jackson had been hiding out in mexico for years, nearly a quarter century after he fled. paul jackson was arrested monday leaving a hotel in guadalajara, on his way t

she told me that she had been kidnapped from portland.s and she kept asking me where we were and i said, we were in the city of hillsboro outside of portland. >> in 1990, i had just turned 17. i typically would wake up and go to work the streets to get enough money to buy enough drugs to last all day. it was early in the morning about 2:00 or so in the morning, and a little pickup pulled over, and before i knew what was happening, i was pulled over to the back of the truck with a pillowcase over my head and chained to the truck bed and tape over my mouth. >> and first off, john, you must be on cloud nine after this latest one. >> i am, ashleigh. i don't know if the viewers know that you worked for me several years ago and you did a great job, but you know that these are the guys that i hate the most. the guys that prey upon the children obviously, and these low lives that prey upon the women. and this guy was on my own personal most wanted list for 24 years, a when i could not catch him on "amw" and i got the fortune to do him on "the hun

one plane arriving from newark, new jersey, hit another leaving for portland. this is on the ground. happened a little before 8:00 p.m. both planes suffered visible damage. each carried more than 160 passengers. all got off safely. those onboard the outgoing flights were rebooked on to other flights. >>> it's 5:25. new guidelines to help pediatricians and parents to catch the signs that a child is dealing with a crisis. many children exposed to a disaster have adjustment issue. kids should see a doctor if they are having trouble eating or sleeping or show sadness, anxiety or fear or have difficulty concentrating. older children may engage in risky behaviors like substance abuse. >>> coming up, we continue to cover our top story. flames that can only be described as apocalyptic. a massive fire destroying the north bay. we have team coverage coming up next. morning. vicious flames tear through entire neighborhoods in napa county. >>> 5:28. it looks like a war zone this morning. vicious flames tearing through entire neighborhoods in napa county right now. the vall

it was the last week of july in portland, oregon. high over the famous willamette river.ronmental protesters were hanging out under the st. john's bridge. they had rappelled over the side of that bridge. they were hanging there like trapeze artists. and they were doing that so they could try to stop a giant icebreaker run by shell oil from leaving port and heading to the alaskan arctic to drill for oil. this wasn't the first time they'd put themselves between a shell vessel and its destination. back in april as shell moved a drilling rig across the pacific heading for its arctic drilling patch, back then greenpeace activists climbed aboard that rig in the middle of the pacific ocean to try to get shell to drop their plans. then in may swarms of kayakers in seattle protested a shell rig coming into port before it was supposed to go to alaska. in june, a month after that, they tried to block it from leaving for alaska. and in july it was that protest under the bridge that caused shell's icebreaker to stop. shell had to get an emergency court order to have those activists ph

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they tested it in portland, oregon. with the app you can prepay and it will give you an estimated wait time so you know when to pick up your drink and do something instead of waiting in line. >> okay. fall like on the last day of summer and summery for the first day of fall. >> mother nature doesn't care. >> the pope has some connections. as he comes in, some of the best weather of the entire week. 80, mid-70s for the venting on in the city. big events friday in central park as we look to the jackie o reservoir. the sky is starting to part. we are getting sunshine before the sun goes down this evening. temperature 71. that wind has calmed down. it was coming in from the east and northeast. that kept us cloudy and cool during the day today. the current temperatures are high. 71. a couple below average for september the 22nd. a volatile time of year in terms of temperatures. sunsets at 6:54. 67 at white plains. mid-60s down the jersey shore where you are exposed to the wind off the cooler waters of the atlantic. a lot of

. >>> a woman in portland oregon says a local barbershop discriminated against her because she wanted. casey marshall visited the rose way barbershop hoping to get a buzz cut. she claims the owner marty opinions denied her service telling her she couldn't get the cut because it was quote a men's cut. however, opinions says that he and another barber in the shop simply didn't understand what type of cut some marshall really wanted. >> i think that there's a lot of people in the world and a lot of barbers in portland that don't want to serve people that don't conform to gender stereotypes. >> they want haircut i'll give them a haircut as long as i can understand what they want. >> spokesperson at the oregon state bureau of labor and industry says marshall has yet to file a complaint adding that no investigation can be made unless a complaint is filed. >>> checking in on the weather. so far so good. we've been looking in to areas around area. trenton, new jersey there's the capitol, glowing gold in the sun. mike, pretty good here. pretty good in trenton. so people can get out and joy thi

. >>> from our anchorage affiliate, a man urinated on passengers aboard anchorage to portland flight. listen to this, this 27-year-old man right there faces charges of criminal mischief. police say le woke up from a nap, stood up and began urinateing. when officers boarded the plane, they reportedly found him slumped over a seat. >> offensive littering? that's what we're going with? >> i didn't make up the story. those are some of the stories we are following with. a dramatic rescue in the alaskan waters. they saved three boaters sunday after their engine failed, a rescue helicopter traveled over 250 miles to respond to address call and document all just moments before that vessel ran aground. the oklahoma city skyline changed yesterday. two historic hotels were demolished. it took 8 seconds. boom. it came down quickly. locals gathered. the space is being cleared for a new headquarters of the banks of oklahoma. so did you ever think you'd hear of a contest just for yelling? foorm to you. over the weekend, in north carolina, they held a national hollering contest. it is an annual fundr

lorikeet coming, skirting the main roads, walking through portland. 14,000 so far r. while russia sends arms to support, the syrian president, it also wants to join the united states in fighting islamic state in syria. japan's parliament votes yes to allowing its soldiers to fight abroad, sparking massive protests. to have you with us. here in europe refugees continue to come. as they arise, economy more reluctant than ever to take them in. we want you to see just how complicated this crisis is becoming. croatia is now and remains a focal point. they are trying to move north, but slovenia stands in the way. riot police there are turning back migrants trying to slip in from croatia. the other alternative, hungary. we have been there before. it is further extending their border fence, but they allow some migrants to pass. but it is a message out in clear, you cannot come here f. >> desperate scenes. these people managed to integration, now they are being bus to hungry. the only reason they can to croatia in the first place was because every closed its border a few days

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in november, portland, oregon. followed by the national book awards from new york city. we are live from that's a view of the fairs and c-span2'sthis fall on book tv. in november 1841, the shrimp creole -- the ship creole was bound for richmond, virginia went slaves onboard board rebelled and diverted the ship to the bahamas, under british control. coming up next, arthur downey, author of "the creole affair." he details the legal and diplomatic battle that ensued. it's just under one hour. >> or t f

secondary system beginning to punch in towards seattle and portland, that's going to clip northern california. that has the coolest air. breezy this morning, on the cooler side even though lows are in the 60s. big trend is cooling down as we head towards today and friday into saturday. highs 60s and 70s, cooler and windy. patchy low clouds at best. cooler, breezy conditions. windy for some. but that cool inland continues even though we're hard pressed to get below upper 70s. very few 80s, but a lot of 60s and 70s. and we'll continue that into friday. there could be a little rain, northern california, just fyi. it's receipty chilly in the -- pretty chilly in the mountains over the weekend. chilly saturday, warmer sunday, monday. >> chilly in the tahoe mountains? >> chilly here. and tahoe, truckee, a little snow above 8,000. >> really? >> i would favor more north. pell might be head you will p -- people might be heading up for a last hur rah. >> that's right. >>> some people in the bay area are already trying to rent out homes to people who want to attend the big games and all the super bowl fe

i'm in portland and i was like me, too!e guy in the multicolored backpack must do improv or something, off the top of his head he's coming up with gold. >> his lies are as colorful as his backpack. >> i would have introduced you to him sooner but he just got out of the clink. we went to that bar, what's that, great bar. >> if that was my boyfriend i'd be like you would have told me if you had a friend who had that kind of backpack. you know what i mean? you would tell even other that. >> very special backpack. that would come up in conversation. >> they try to test the lie asking follow-up questions. >> what's his name? >> tom? >> tom? >> kevin. >> ken. >> kevin. >> it would have been funnier if when they guessed the game they all said that's totally right. the guy would have been like, oh, man, i'm tying. maybe we really shouldn't be friends. >> you guys are diabolical. >> whatever is going on, talk it out seriously. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you next time on "right this minute." babies who are talked to from the t

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north, very delightful weather, especially over northern new england in the 70s and even 60s in portland and boston. 84 in buffalo. only a couple 90s on the map, far west of our area. we have seen some showers, a couple isolated thunderstorms today. but they have been mainly across pennsylvania. we have been stuck in the clouds, but those clouds are going to clear. and look at this fantastic forecast coming up for this labor day weekend. it does warm up each day, and by monday, we're back up to near 90. but at least it's nice outdoor weather for your outdoor plans. i'll break it down region by region coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> a big thanks to you. thanks, janice. >>> get this. gas prices this labor day weekend are the lowest we have seen in over a decade. the national average is $2.51 a gallon. in new jersey, the average is $2.16. and you can fill up for even cheaper than that, depending on where you go. news 4's michael george is in ft. lee with the story. michael, a good one for a change. >> reporter: yes, sibilia. if you look at the prices here in new jersey, you migh

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miami and portland, oregon, round out the top five.indings come from positive and negative feelings in tweets featuring the word tourist. >>> that is good news for tourists who will visit philadelphia later this month to see the pope. >> a little more than three weeks away. this morning, a new survey shows what many american catholics think is far from what the church thinks. a research survey found most don't agree with the church on major social issues like contraception and divorce. on abortion a third of catholics say terminating a pregnancy is not a sin and follows the pope's announcement earlier this year. a priest can forgive a woman who has had an abortion. >> said abortion is so wrong, but we need to be more welcoming and we need to ratchet back the language of damn nation and condemnation. >> the survey found half of all americans are connected to the catholic church but the vast majority of people who left the church say they can't imagine ever returning. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news today." "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a