portland, oregon was number two. >> denver came in fourth.y considere three things, availability of coffee, how much was spent on and total caffeine consumption from all sources. >> they found more than half of americans over 18 are daily coffee drinkers. a lot of teeth white they are is being used. that is a lot of energy. >> from hot coffee to cold cough a ee to ice coffee, what do you think? >> it's going to be a little peaking in international language) and he said unto them go yinto all of the world and prea the gospel preach the gospel ♪very creature in the world. (applause)

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>> we live in portland oregon. we see it on tv over and over.e were here, why not stop at the chance. >> you are not from here, i can tell. >> from south africa. >> not only are downtown businesses benefitting from the tourists, so is the freemont street insurance. >> this is like the forgotten part of the strip. i have thousands of tourists a week come in here. >> if you look closely. >> what do you think happened to all of our heat? >> i pawned it off.7ygÑ all right. >> you will be here all week. >> yes, you felt the heat in the east bay and dublin, low and mid 80s, for the north bay, 74 in santa rosa, for san francisco, 61, with 71 in redwood city. again, the fog, and slightly cooler air in the atmosphere. the same pattern we have been stuck in since sunday. we are a bit warmer in concord. the fog, not as easy as a time as it did last night. basically, that will equate to more warming as we head into friday's forecast. the fog not as aggressive. we head throughout the weekend, a mild start for august, it won't be cold by any means, just unsea

[applause] >> good morning., i'm edward campbell and planning deck tore for portland oregon and i'm here on behalf of our water bureau who sends his regrets. i'm very glad to be here today before i start on the story of portland i want to say the morning session has painteded a picture for me of the scale of issues you face here in california and i hope the story i tell you about portland which we are a drinking water only utility and 80 miles away from the pacific ocean that there are lessons that can be useful to you but our issues pale in comparison to the issues your dealing with here. first a quick description of our system. its the largest one in oregon serving about 8 hundred thousand people. 25 percent of the state and average a hundred million gallons of water a day. our primary source is the bowling river in the cascade mountains east of the city and two reservoirs and ten million gallons of usable storage. we have a secondary ground storing source on the south side of the colombia river and we have capacity to serve our base needs just by ground water some you can count portla

portland, oregon which had a long, long history ostreet carts and now with the trucks isn't exactly asig as new york is, but they have a really big and ready and willing audience to partake of what all ous are doing and it's not just limited to tweets. that's what's so interesting about it. there are trucks where there's lots of cooking going on. we have a fried chicken truck in l.a. and a fishy truck in l.a. it's all across the board. >> love that. >> how do you want to grow this business? do you have plans to apply for a loan to get bigger or perhaps build a brick and mortar restaurant? what's the next step? >> a bit oall that. no question we would like to have a brick and mortar restaurant. now i'm starting to see trends in where carts may be more at van takous than trucks. trucks have their own bagable, so to speak and carts strategically placed would be the next step. >> such an interesting story grant, barbara, samir, great to have you on the program. onward and upward. for a video look, check out our website wsjr.cnbc.com. when we come back, up next on "the wall street journal r

. >> reporter: he's one of the portland, oregon, based marketing brains behind the blitz. >> we're makinghort little 30 second movies. >> reporter: the man in the towel has done everything. from marriage proposals, so offering political advice to president obama. >> instead of opening the state of the union address my fellow americans, try opening with hello ladies. >> reporter: the campaign pushed old spice to the top of the market for men's body wash. it's also started a parade of parody. >> you have a six pack, i got a keg. you drink alone, i bring the party. >> reporter: brigham young university using it to get students into the library. today seven of the old spice videos are among youtube's top ten most watched. >> i am just one ridiculously handsome man. >> reporter: and a poster child for the new power of internet marketing. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> that was michelle miller reporting. >>> all right. the most watched video on youtube belongs to a 16-year- old pop star. oh, yes. justin's music video for baby has been viewed more than 246 million times. and just surpas

disappearing from a most unlikely place, his elementary school in portland, oregon. since then the investigation has focused on a most unlikely person. kyron's own stepmother who faces allegation she plotted to kill her husband. this afternoon, kyron's parent as dressed those allegations and other details of the case in an exclusive interview with my colleague andrea canning. >> reporter: in a rare interview the parents of 7-year-old kyron horman sat down in afternoon once again begging for the public's help to bring their son home. >> there shouldn't be any fear from anyone to get in the middle. we need that information. >> he's a great kid. he's got a great smile. everybody has become familiar with it. just remember that. keep it in your head. >> reporter: it's been two heartbreaking months since the 7-year-old went missing. what do you miss most about seeing him as a mother and father? >> you can't -- >> yeah. >> he's a very affectionate kid. he has been since a baby. just the random hugs and the sounds and -- >> yeah. always had the short hair and would always ru

. >> and prosecutors in portland oregon say a 54-year-old massage therapist accused mr. gore of groping her and making unwanted sexual advances. the prurt prosecutors say the case has problems among them, his accuser fail aid polygraph test and appears to have been paid by the "national enquirer". mr. gore denies accusations. >> coming up, a new study finds what is good for battling britel bones may not be good for the heart. >> and it's demolition day at minetta airport paving wait for a project to take off. >> it's going to be cool to warm this weekend. i'm jand patel. i'll show you the temperatures and the rest of the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and take a look. the commander in chief in the drive's seat for the first time in several years. the news continununununununununu >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> demolition of terminal c at minetta international airport began today taking about eight weeks will be replaced by a 1400 space parking lot. terminal c closed at the end of june when terminal b opened. the new parking lot expecte

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a middle class woman from portland, oregon, who ed up one day and and saw a tv program on the war inere strangers, but lisa was shaken to the core. >> i was shocked. i couldn't believe that the deadliest war since world war ii was going on, and i never even heard of it. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of women and children, raped, tortured, killed. >> there was one woman's story in particular that really struck me. she was told, "you are like an animal. even if i killed you, you would not be missed." so i felt like i needed to find some simple way to just send the opposite message. >> reporter: so she organized "run for congo women," raising thousands for her african sisters for job training and education. in 007, she went to meet them -- >> oh, my god! >> reporter: -- and discovered how much it meant that someone cared. >> they would carry around the letters that we had sent them, like it was their most prized possession. >> reporter: one was this mother of five. >> this is jenna rose. my sister whose village was attacked. her husband was killed in front of her. her wheel was kil

>> 'cause we live in portland, oregon so we have seen it on tv over and over. we were here. how could we pass up the chance? >> saw it on tv and my brother is a big fan. >> wait a minute, you are not from here, i can tell by the accident. south africa. >> south africa? >> south africa, yeah. >> reporter: not only are downtown los angeles businesses benefiting from the tourists so is the nearby fremont street experience. >> las vegas the forgot part of the strip and now i got thousands of tourists a week coming down here to hang out in the part of the strip everybody avoided as much as they can. >> reporter: i'm chuck henry for nbc bay area news. >>> you don't have to travel halfway around the world to see pieces of china's famous forbidden city. workers in beijing are preparing to transport some of those priceless artifacts outside the country for the first time. the exhibition will arrive in massachusetts in september, the first leg of a tour to show off china's intimate side it will include thrones, large-scale paintings and and the decker of one of china's most powerful l

. >> reporter: eric baldwin is one of the portland, oregon, based marketing brains behind the blitz.short little 30- second movies. >> reporter: the man in the towel has done everything from marriage proposals... >> angela a. chamberlain, will you make j.s. biels the happiest man in the world? >> reporter: to offering political advice with president obama. >> instead of opening the state of the union address with "my fellow americans" try opening with "hello ladies." >> reporter: the campaign has pushed old spice to the top of the market with men's body wash. it's also started parodies. >> you got a six pack, i got a keg. you drink alone, i bring a party. >> reporter: brigham young university is using the approach to get students into the library. >> where are you? in the library with the man your grades could be like! i today seven of the old spice videos are among youtube's top ten most watched. >> i am just one ridiculously handsome man. >> reporter: and poster child for the new power of internet marketing. >> i love you, always. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >

. >>> we have learned this morning that portland, oregon, police have questioned former vice president al gore about allegations he sexually abused a massage therapist. a law enforcement source confirms to our portland affiliate, detectives interviewed gore in san francisco last thursday, after dropping their case against gore earlier this year. police reopened their investigation. gore has denied the accusations. >>> a wheelchair-bound congressman has resided over the house of representatives for the first time. rhode island democrat joe langman, presided. he was elected in 2000 and is the first quadriplegic elected to the house. he was injured in a shooting accident when he was a teenage 3er7. >>> two days after deadly storms hit the washington, d.c. area, tens of thousands of people are still without power. an official says it could be severare it's fully restored. workers are scrambling to repair power lines and transformers that were damaged by hurricane-force winds. >>> and now, for this morning's weather from around the country. severe storms from the dakotas to the upper penins

i don't know if you heard this, but detectives from portland, oregon, have interviewed al gore over sexualnduct allegations from a masseuse. he said, "i did not have sexual relations with that woman." oh, my god, it's happening again. [ laughter ] it's happening again. that's right, detectives interviewed al gore about sexual misconduct with a masseuse. however, the interview ended after about 5 minutes when both detectives fell asleep. [ laughter ] [ as gore ] "then she massaged my arm. [ laughter ] and then she moved down to the gluts and then" -- some sad news, you guys. ivy bean, the world's oldest twitter user has died at the age of 104. [ audience aws ] her last tweet was, "just saw 'inception.' that shiz was dope, son." [ laughter ] check this out, a new study found that dogs automatically imitate humans. that can't be true. i think i'd remember having my leg humped by my actual neighbor. right? [ laughter ] "hey, gary!" [ light laughter ] this is exciting. they are going to make a movie version of the board game "battleship." yeah. just yesterday, i auditioned to play one of the wh

a middle class woman from portland, oregon, she looked up one day and saw a tv program on the war inre strangers. but lisa was shaken to the core. >> i was shocked. i couldn't believe that the deadliest war since world war ii was going on and i had never even heard of it. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of women and children raped, tortured, killed. >> there was one woman's story in particular that really struck me. she was told, you're like an animal. even if i killed you, you would not be missed. so i felt like i needed to find some simple way to just send the opposite message. >> reporter: so lisa organized run for congo women, raising thousands for her african sisters, for job training and education. in 2007, she went to meet them. >> oh my god! >> reporter: and discovered how much it meant that someone cared. >> they would carry around the letters that we had sent them like it was their most prized possession. >> reporter: one was this mother of five. >> jenna rose, my sister whose village was attacked, her husband was killed in front of her, her child was killed, and they cu

. >>> and one place you might be glad you're not going to be this weekend is portland, oregon.ecause that's where the national association of state budget officers will meet, commiserating on things like declining tax revenues, cutting state services and growing budget deficits. i'm sue herrera. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> or you can get your business and tech report before the markets open weekdays on "nbc bay area" with scott mcgrew starting at 4:30 in the morning. >>> if you think your tattoo will cost you a job opportunity, think again. a new study shows that tattoos are becoming less of an obstacle to finding employment. the report shows that as the number of people with tattoos increases, it becomes more acceptable in the workplace. 45 million americans have at least one tattoo, according to the u.s. food and drug administration. and while only 15% of baby boomers have tattoos, 38% of millennials have some sort of body art, and half say they have two or more tattoos. >>> americans have been buying less clothing over the last few years, because of the economic

in written answers to questions from reporters, the sheriff's office in portland, oregon, says it continuescant progress. but refuses to provide details. here's abc's mike von fremd. >> reporter: for many here, the sheriff's report is heartbreaking. the most encouraging stateme o quote, we're continuing to hope kyron is alive. and will proceed under that premise. >> you can't even form a belief, based upon evidence that he's alive. that's not really, really good news because we were really hoping for, we have evidence to believe he's alive. >> reporter: the disappointing report comes after thousands of tips, giving investigators more than 3,300 leads. this is now the largest search in state history. >> tell us anything about the allegations? >> reporter: armed the search the homes of three of stepmother terri horman's friends, including dede spicher. iron kyron's father accuses spicher of refusing to cooperate with law enforcement. abc affiliate, katu, says some of terri's friends have been given grueling lie-detector tests, lasting hours. >> they're going to let these people know, look. th

portland, oregon is number 2. the third most caffeinated city, san jose. >> interesting. >> yeah. i have gone to the daily beast. there you go. so anyway -- >> wow. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> silicon -- >> get you up and at 'em in san jose. >>> coming up, there is a shake- up. we have the latest on "american idol." >> also, where you can get a behind-the-scenes look at the making movies like toy story and wally. ,,,, announcer: when your eyes are smiling, you're smiling. be kind to your eyes with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare professional which transitions lenses are right for you. transitions lenses are available at a site for sore eyes location near you. the most powerful half-ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. chevy silverado half-ton a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. now get 0% apr for 72 months on 2010 silverado half-ton models with an average finan

the stepmot missing 7-year-old boy, kyron horman, has agreed to move o of the family house in portland, oregonfiled for divorce. and says he believes terri horman was involved in their son's disappearance. >>> and actress lindsay lohan is now in a substance abuse facility. she's also hired celebrity lawyer, robert shapiro, as she prepares to head to jail for latnin s to head to jail for 2007 dui case. >>> and they're still bitter in cleveland, imagine that, about lebron jame depm miami. a cleveland brewery is selling out of quit-ness ale, which is described as leaving a bitter aftertaste. that's a quick look at the headlines. >>> now, to marysol with the weather. >> unbelievable. the big story today, the heat. we look at the high temperatures. seattle is 74. phoenix is 111. atlanta is 86. new orleans is 89. it's cooler there than it is in denver, 104. so, not all these temperatures are in the 90s. but some portions of all of these states will see 90-degree or better weather, as the day progresses. we're also keeping a look on severe weather. two trouble spots. in the middle of the country, fro

portland, oregon is number 2. and the third most caffeinated city is san jose. went to the website. and if you pull it up, you see san jose coffee shops there, 20 coffee shops per 100,000 residents. they don't have the caffeine index, but average monthly spending on coffee, $34 per individual. >>> shake-up at "american idol"! >> also, where you can get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of movies like toy story and wally. movies... can ,,,,,, [ female announcer ] hurry in to the jcpenney appreciation sale for extra savings, now through saturday! save an extra 15% on all regular, sale, and clearance items -- no exclusions! save an extra 15% on all brands for her, an extra 15% on all brands for him. save an extra 15% on kids' clothes and footwear for everyone. save an extra 15% on everything for home, too. get extra savings storewide. so get in extra early at 8am saturday! go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. who knew shopping could be so rewarding? jcpenney. >>> well, here's a look at some of our cities across the bay area today. 67 degrees in alameda, wi

and breaking news in portland, oregon.ice have reopened an investigation involving vice president -- former vice president al gore. the massage therapist accusing gore of unwanted sexual contact at a hotel in 2006. the police took statements from the woman but initially closed the investigation for lack of evidence. those stories, a lot more from the gulf, tonight on "360." >> larry: we're back with elizabeth edwards. the paperback now out of the major best-seller in hard cover, now a paperback. read another segment from the book. >> those closest to me saw the torment inside me. saw it seep into other parts of my life. but now as i try to put that life back together, to find the new imperfect and, yes, unsaintly me, i need to think about myself and who i really am and who i really want. and like so many women, who i want resolvolves around my fami. i actually had written in the hardback originally that i was going through a lot of this torment. before anybody drew a picture of me that was unsaintly, i drew a picture of my

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insight, we turn to bruce mccain, he's a retired captain working on the case and he joins from us portland, oregonbruce, thank you very much. we know you that know everybody personally that is involved with the case. what are they dealing with at this point right now? >> well, right now, robin, this case appears to the public as having been stalled. but they're at a cross roads. even though the focus is on terri horman this is and always has been about kyron. frankly, nobody is going to be arrested including terri herself unless we find out what happened to kyron. he's either alive or he's dead. there won't be an arrest in this case anytime soon. >> you referred to it as a fork in the road right now. what does terri mean moving out of the home, 170 miles away, what does that do for the case? >> first of all, it creates a logistical issue for both her and her legal team. both the prosecutors are going to have to contact the counterparts. there won't be daily face-to-face meetings with attorneys. but the important thing here, this is actually stemming from the civil divorce case that's filed by kain

for "good morning america," mike von fremd, abc news, portland, oregon. >> the mystery continues.04. >>> time, now, for weather with sam champion. he's out there with fans of green day. fans of broadway. fans of "american idiot." >> everyone has told us, it's their favorite show on broadway. we talked to them about it. they're going to perform live right here. where are you from? >> staten island. >> staten island. and? >> new jersey. >> it's not a trick question. one town you're from. and by the way, we want to show you. "gma" doesn't pop. "gma" rocks. that's why we're here with the green day show this friday. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on. this is what's happening. big heat in the southwest. there's big heat all over the country. but l.a.'s slower getting to it than the rest of the country is. these numbers will cool off ever so slightly into the 80s on sunday. get ready for 90s today. sacramento, above 100. thunderstorms and showers over the weekend. and there's also storms that will pop up around the great lakes. and we are live in central park. robin, so

seen, the last he was reported missing where nobody was worried about his whereabouts and from portland, oregoneed limit, in seven hours, you could be in canada or california. >> that could all point to a possible motive for terri horman, showing perhaps premeditation there. >> not only motive. but a carefully established potential alibi of establishing her and kyron's presence at the school at the same time giving the school reason to believe he's supposed to be gone. that's why the school wouldn't have alerted kaine at work or terri at home. so there's a big seven-hour gap which appears to be carefully orchestrated at this point. >> we still have kaine horman saying he still believes his son is out there. alive somewhere. is that just wishful thinking, or do he be basing is on some evidence? >> that's understandable, george. why kaine would be wanting to hold up the most hopeful. as you and i talked about monday on this program, the key to this case is determining whether or not kyron horman is alive or dead. now, yesterday the sheriff told the media that his assumption is that kyron is alive

joining us from portland oregon, bruce mccain, former captain of the multnomah county sheriff's offices for having me. >> there are new reports that terri horman told her stepson's teachers that he had a doctor's appointment later that day. she said she alerted them to the appointment that would happen that following friday. you look at that information and say, there's something that doesn't work here. >> yeah, it's quite significant because this is actually the last day of school, so a doctor's appointment the following friday would are been pretty irrelevant to the school but the critical thing about this june 4th doctor's appointment is that that put the school in a position of not being concerned at all, that kyron was not in his class, wasn't at lunch or the bus that afternoon. so, it looks like at least at this point terri was able to bring kyron to school, establish his presence there, and then perhaps take him away, at least that's the theory they're working on, without the school picking up the phone and call kaine at work, for example. >> we should point out she's not a susp

. >>> the ongoing search for the 7-year-old missing more than six weeks in portland, oregon.opped off at school in early june but has not been named as a suspect in his disappearance. >>> the los angeles suburb of bell, california, a week-long uproar over city officials' eye-popping salaries continues this morning. our correspondent john blackstone has the latest. >> reporter: determined to prove they can fight city hall, the angry citizens of belle, california turned city council meetings to shouting sessions especially with the latest revelation, that four council members have been collected $100,000 a year for the part-time job. >> we don't make money like you guys. i'm not up there. and if i was up there, i wouldn't be cheating the people. >> reporter: bell is a blue-collar city of about 37,000, hit hard by the recession, it has a 16% unemployment rate. so, you might think if any city could afford to richly reward its council members it would be this one. but the council members in beverly hills are paid less than $800 a month while those in much less prosperous bell can

. >> reporter: this is ashleigh banfield in portland, oregon. >> that's the most incredible story.shleigh was asking her the last question? they looked real. >> they did. the technology, what the doctors did, and the fact that she went through something like that and bounced back, found love, had a child, the surgery worked. >> incredible. >> unbelievable. >> and a child who will be able to look up at their mother and not a black mask. >> exactly. >>> they say a first impression lasts forever and that's why a handshake can be very important. it's not only used in business to seal a deal. >> or you can greet a friend or a stranger. so what is the best way to shake hands? nick watt met a professor who thinks he has the answer. >> reporter: an iconic handshake. nice grip, strong eyes, good duration. here's the formula. "v" equals verbal greeting. "d" is quality of smile. "vi, vigor. "dr," dryness of hand. >> it is, really. what the formula is, it's trying to identify the main components that go to make up the perfect handshake. >> reporter: chevrolet commissioned the professor to writ

even that we are a cold weather state, we commute by bicycle more than any other city than portland, oregon. i know those people from portland are coming after us,, but we are determined to keep minneapolis in the first place on bike trails. my point is simply this. i was riding my bike along a bike trail and i stopped to ress and sip a little water and i saw a picnic table that really looked like it had been around for a while. what i saw on that picnic table, it said w.p.a., 1934. that picnic table had been around since 1934 in the roosevelt era program that put americans of that generation back to work and had caused that picnic table to be built. some of you young people, what is w.p.a., go ask your grandparents. w.p.a. is the works progress authority. this was something that you put valuable people to work doing valuable work that needed to be done, making trails, making picnic tables, doing things that last to this very moment and americans all across america are benefiting right now. this is what the w.p.a. is. and if that generation had a heart for its people, it would respond to th

host: jim, republican from portland, oregon. caller: i have been watching your show and i have to say that i agree with you wholeheartedly on everything that you say. my big question is, it seems so simple. it seems so easy. i just don't understand why the liberal hierarchy in the you not -- white house, capitol hill, does not go along with these policies that are approved from the past. i agree with you wholeheartedly about reagan. guest: and it was clinton, also, i just want to add that. libby, you were quoting my friend roger altman, who was the senior treasury official during the clinton years. i have quoted or talk about erskine bowles, who was bill clinton's chief of staff during the second term. my free enterprise jet -- free enterprise jack beady free enterprise -- free-market ideas, are not just republican ideas. republicans, unfortunately, departed -- you had a lot of spending and regating in the 2006 session of congress, and actually it happen before, too. so, republicans can lose their way. these are just universal p

host: portland, oregon. republican line. go ahead.aller: with regards to the energy bill in the senate, what is your sense of the potential for cap and trade making it through? that is very controversial. there are a lot of republicans in the senate and across america people are outraged and concern. this domination of the economy is something that we just cannot have in an economic recovery. guest: i do not see it possible, cap and trade, putting a price on carbon or setting up a system where permits to pollute our traded -- are traded. i do not think that that happen between now and november. there is no appetite in the house or the senate for something like that, particularly the reflections of senators that do not want to take on a bill like that in a reelection. the lame duck session after the election, that bill might still be being worked on. there could be some kind of element that could cap car been added to the bill. the plan that they're talking about now that would be the most popular is capping utilities. not the entire e

host: jim, republican from portland, oregon. caller: i have been watching your show and i have to say that i agree with you wholeheartedly on everything that you say. my big question is, it seems so simple. it seems so easy. i just don't understand why the liberal hierarchy in the you not -- white house, capitol hill, does not go along with these policies that are approved from the past. i agree with you wholeheartedly about reagan. guest: and it was clinton, also, i just want to add that. libby, you were quoting my friend roger altman, who was the senior treasury official during the clinton years. i have quoted or talk about erskine bowles, who was bill clinton's chief of staff during the second term. my free enterprise jet -- free enterprise jack beady free enterprise -- free-market ideas, are not just republican ideas. republicans, unfortunately, departed -- you had a lot of spending and regulating in the 2006 session of congress, and actually it happen before, too. so, republicans can lose their way. these are just universal

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temperatures are going to be about 80 in portland, 75sco wasa little steamy, astoria oregon, another story. clouds and cool at 66. enough moisture late in the day and evening for showers and thunderstorms over arizona. >>> as i mentioned some showers and storms could be on the way thursday. we'll talk about who will have a chance finally for some wet weather. >> bill, thanks. >>> well, apple shines, yahoo! stumbles, and the social networking facebook falls into dubious company. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, no more denial as lindsay lohan faces the inevitable, her stay-behind bars. >>> usc cleans house, lou piniella called it quits, and no deal for the devils. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. a final senate vote is expected today to advance a bill that would restore jobless benefits to more than 2 million out-of-work americans. senate democrats were able to end a two-month republican filibuster yesterday, thanks to newly sworn-in w

have the heat here in the east, a risk of strong storms along the upper midwest. 78 degrees in portland, oregontoday. 93 in l.a. 114 in phoenix, arizona. we're looking at hit or miss >>> seeing lots of sunshine around san jose. to the south, maybe later on this afternoon, may see clouds building up. look at the thunder showers in the southern sierra this morn. flash flood watches are around lake tahoe area. use caution. if you're heading up to the high country. bay area temperatures, 80s and 90s inland again today. 60 forz san francisco. it will be a hot start to the weekend inland. trending cool we're a stronger sea breeze on sunday. >> and don't forget, if you want to keep track of your weather all long, go to the weather channel on cable or weather.com. >> now to casey anthony, the mother accused of killing her daughter caylee. >> reporter: it was a courtroom, but shackled by leg irons, casey anthony was in the same room as her brother, father and mother, the first time the family has been together in 20 month. and while casey brother's lee told her twice "i love you," bringing her to tears.

this morning that oregon police have questioned former vice president al gore about allegations that he sexually abused a massage therapist. a law enforcement source confirms to portland'sarlier this year, police recently reopened their investigation. gore, meanwhile, has denied the accusations. >>> closing arguments in the rod blagojevich corruption trial could continue today unless the judge sends one of the defense lawyers to jail. an attorney for the former illinois governor argued with the judge over what he can and cannot say in his closing argument. the judge then threatened to hold him in contempt. the lawyer insists saying he will defy the judge's order. >>> the southern california town of bell plans to cut the sky-high salaries paid to its city leaders. bell city council members vowed to slash their owns $100,000 a year salaries by 90%. a scandal erupted after reports revealed the city's manager's annual salary was nearly $800,000. the california attorney general has now launched an investigation. >> $800,000, not a bad payday. >> get a job out there. >>> here's a look at your tuesday forecast. 80-mile-an-hour winds, golf ball-sized hail, flash floods. isolate