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it was a resolution of the city council of portland. obviously, different power structure. >> the city government in portland, there is a civilian commissioner for public safety who happens to be the mayor. the commission is incorporated into the city council. in our government, the police commission is the governing entity and it would have the power. supervisors probably would, but i assume the police commission is the appropriate body to ask first. >> it would not necessarily preclude the mou that aligns with that. >> absolutely. the mou is between two parties. the fbi has told us they will not change the current mou. maybe you can convince them otherwise. >> i would hope the mou could be passed. later on, it would reflect the resolution and allow for deputization, if that is needed. >> that would be fantastic. president mazzucco: further comments? i think it is time to move to public comment. >> comment on item two. >> we will have people lined up to make their comments. due to the volume of the expected comments come a commission is

let me go through the elements here that the portland resolution addresses. d it maintains local control over the assignment of officers and provides all these elements of civilian oversight, every single one with of these things has an analogous provision in 8.10. the federal government says you can do it as long as you're not doing it under an m.o.u. and these involved security -- voven involve security clearances, allows for annual public reports, it allows for training and it makes sure that nothing can change. no more secret m.o.u.'s being signed but changes only take place after public notice, public hearings and discussion like this. so the question is, if the federal government and the u.s. attorney for oregon says that's a huge win for combating terror and that those are effective and sensitive civil rights protections, if that level of protection is available now to the people in oregon, why would san francisco not take the same deal? why are we operating under an m.o.u. that leaves our officers under the control of the f.b.i. and continues this arg

i think that means that we need to adopt the portland resolution route of maintaining oversight. the national lawyers guild has its own history of being persecuted for constitutionally protected reasons. the house un-american activities investigations persecuted many nlg members and ruined people's reputations and lives. they accuse them of being communists. we all know what is wrong with that and what was wrong with that persecution. we don't want to repeat that today. today we are in a climate of increased racism and xenophobia. that affects everybody. we see it on the news, in the media, and it is affecting the police officers. we need to make sure we maintain strong controls over the police. that means we should adopt a resolution. [tone -- [tone] >> i am the equal justice work er. we do civil rights legislation. i will defer most of my time to the person behind me, but over the last year, i've worked in two cases involving fbi abuses. one is a case in southern california. another is in chicago. i want to say that i don't think the san francisco police department wants to be i

commissioned a study back in 2001 to look at the portland area convenience stores. and what that study concluded was that about 75% of the pseudoephedrine that was going into those convenience stores was being diverted to make methamphetamine. and the pharmaceutical companies were getting paid for those products whether they're being diverted or not. it doesn't matter. they're still making they're money. >> there's been a lot made about how much profit was made because of people who were buying this for illicit reasons. on the other side of that coin, we end up paying for the shrinkage-- that is the theft, okay-- that these smurfers do by going into stores and stealing products. and i will tell you, i'm not sure that anyone's done the analysis, and in the end i'm not sure that we've made any additional money versus that product we had to actually replace because people had stolen it illegally. >> narrator: finally, in 2004, oklahoma passed a law moving pseudoephedrine behind the counter. then oregon followed suit. and some national chains took the same step voluntari

see a collection of photographs, at the portland art museum. that is your pacific event of the day. >> thank you so much. here is an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. one starlet has apparently scored hollywood's hottest new bachelor and it has his perks. "us weekly" reports through venice and the french riviera, leonardo dicaprio and blake lively took in a trip to disneyland. following her mtv movie awards appearance. once source told the magazine, quote, i've never seen him like this with a girl. >> sienna miller has settled phone hacking claims against news of the world, an english tabloid run by rupert murdock's news corporation for over $160,000. miller accepted damages. her legal costs and an unconditional admission of liability by the paper. >>> finally, meredith vieira's nearly five years as coanchor of "today" comes to an end as she leaves the show to spend more time with her family. a very special sendoff is planned for this morning. one you're not going to want to miss. it's all coming up right here on this nbc

as we go up the coast, not bad in portland either. seattle looks good. what a nice day in boise. 74 and sunny. you know that heat will be right around the corner there as we get to the summer months. >>> 103 degrees in yuma. i used to live there. >> i forget that you used to spend some hot summers there. weekend forecast coming up. >>> going to jail for making a friend on facebook? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus the pluses and the minuses at the box office. >>> coming up t mavericks storm downtown dallas. phil mickelson has nothing to celebrate on his birthday. you've seen walkoffs in baseball but not one like this. >>> well, good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> the "wall street journal" reports the aarp, the powerful lobbying group for older americans, is dropping its longtime opposition to social security cuts. "the journal" says the group has concluded change to the program is inevitable and they want to try to minimize the dam

heat is still holding on in the south, portland up to 71 degrees. all the airports are running on time except for philadelphia. check out flight tracker at abc7news.com. >> eric: airline passengers are paying higher fees for baggage. last year they charged nearly $6 billion for baggage and reservation fees, 24% increase over the previous year. here is a report the airlines fees are here to stay. >> for the airlines those annoying extra fees has clearly paid off. one analyst if it weren't for the fees the airlines would be losing big. >> the airlines are already losing money as a whole they would be deeper in the whole and probably requiring a bailout. >> of the nearly $6 billion in fees collected last year, $3.4 billion came from baggage fees and $3.3 billion came from passengers changing their reservations and they are all u.s. carriers. delta collected $952 million in baggage fees. continental $655 billion. u.s. airways, $513 million. >> if you are about to travel this summer. here is the lay of land. delta, united, u.s. airways, first checked bag

all the while ebert was living at downtown portland's hilton hotel. ors say he passed $2,281.39 in invalid checks to pay for hotel services. when asked how he got away with it, the affidavit says ebert told police, "i expletive them for two weeks." >> that was bob high reporting from portland. of course, you wonder if this is happening anywhere else. it seemed a little too easy to do this. >> one of the things mentioned is that you can get those scrubs, medical scrubs, pretty much anywhere. >> online i'm sure you can find them. >> that's sort of like the uniform that you need and people think you're a doctor. that's all you need. >>> the disastrous power of the flooding missouri river is on full display this morning in north dakota. the force of the river eroded its banks and that was just too much for some riverside homes north of bismarck. one house collapsed after it was surrounded by rushing floodwaters. the family that lives there luckily had already evacuated. but still, so many families are just watching their homes wash away. and this is in so

lakers, the portland trail blazers so the guy knows how to get it done.wo-time all pac-10 player and he's glad to be a part of the golden state warriors and so is executive vp basketball operations larry riley. >> he's shown that he can score, he's shown he can play at the division 1 level, comes from a basketball family, and he's a guy who will have a good amount of success in the nba. got a very good upside. should be able to play as a rookie and make a contribution to this basketball team. >> reporter: so the only question remains, what will the backcourt be with monta ellis and steph curry back there as well. clay thompson a bona fide scorer. damon andrews for nbc bay area. >> great job, damon. >>> over to the diamond for the giants and twins. tim lincecum freakish this afternoon, striking out 12, including six straight at one point, ending with ben revere in the sixth. cody ross singles up the middle, huff scores, it's 2-0 san francisco. top of the ninth, bring in the beer. a grounder to pablo sandoval, he dives and makes the tag. everything going gr

all making it out to the delta now and out to the sacramento valleyment system swinging into the north, portlandt the tail end of the front will continue to march across us. bringing in cool air aloft. fog to the south. 60s windy at times out of the northwest. morning fog for the bay, breezy, 60s and 7 0z. sunny, breezy, upper 70s now low to mid-80s inland areas. fog mainly again san mateo santa cruz coastline and over the bay. hard temperatures today and there were three in my book today when it put this together. santa rosa projections of low 80 i went with 78. pittsburg 75. 80 pleasanton. morgan hill and gill roy 88 yesterday went 82 today. morgan hill 91 went 82 as well. tough call but i think cold air going to make it. lot of 70s. 74 woodside but 65 san bruno and 62 in the city. cooling continues into friday. this saturday we keep it there. slightly warmer monday. >>> well, he's been on the run for 16 years. but now a notorious crime boss is behind bars. where he was captured and how his neighbors are reacting this morning. >>> plus officials say they know a simple way to help close califor

the letters. h worked so much. he had been home in portland. he spoke french like a native. >> you have a picture of him where he is quite handsome and looks so much different than the portrait of him. >> at the unveiling of the portrait, it was polite but shocked silence. i hope my enemies are satisfied. >> where did he go to college? >> bowdoin. it was the place to go if you were a bright kid from maine. >> that is located where? >> outside portland. >> when did you write this book? >> i can answer that question. i started about three or four years ago. four years and three days ago. >> when did you finish? >> what book is this? how many have you done? >> you have them in the front of this. >> the first one is this one. he is a political adviser and legend. the dates were 1870 to 1965. where did you first write? >> i started in journals in the "baltimore sun." i first became a financial journalist. >> why did you get interested in money? >> it seemed like a timely subject. i got out. between my discharge date, i got a job on wall street. i was

scattered showers in the forecast today for much of coastal washington inland to the puget sound southwards into portland, but the heat is the story in the south. today 111 in phoenix. tucson should easily be between 105 and 110. vegas near 110. l.a. and also san francisco a little cooler there with temperatures near air moving if the water, but in arizona, no air in sight. friday forecast coming up. >> thank you so much. also coming up, a disappointing fed forecast. the final act in the facebook feud. >>> and guys, how much would you spend for a good razor? your business news headlines are straight ahead. >>> spider-man's star tony mcguire gets caught up in a web of lawsuits. >>> coming up, a golden win for usa soccer. the nhl crowns an mvp, and the yankees are seeing red thanks to an unlikely hero. you are watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are your top headlines this morning. after 16 years on the run, accused boston crime boss james whiteyx bulger was arrested in california. the fbi caught up with the 81-year-old after launching a new publici

doug justice retired from the portland police department, but still fields calls about the traffickingught her clothes and got her condoms and told her what to do and how to do it, and everything. she kept every penny. she did not want to do it again. you could tell. she was freaking out. she knew what she said in there was going to put this guy in jail for a long, long time. and he was a very bad guy. >> reporter: emily's testimony threatened to put the man that she said trafficked her in prison for the rest of his life. after she testified she sent her to live back with her family without any security. she told her mom she was going to leave from this bus station to see a boyfriend 30 minutes away in seattle. that was the last time emily's family ever saw her. prosecutors indicted her pimp, but without her testimony the case fell apart. the attorney's office in portland would not comment on any connection between the case and emily's appearance. but in a statement to cnn, they said our heart goes out to kelly's family, and we are doing everything we can to put together the puzzle. bu

the next storm system will linger in that area. portland 84 and sunny. seattle 75 and sunny. to sunday increase the clouds a little bit. hope you can enjoy it. if you are watching us in seattle. see the classic play warms and the man. comedy about middle class terrorism. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. after last weekend's record breaking box office, the debut of yet another summer blockbuster this weekend is expected to keep theaters full. x-men first class, the fourth installment in the highly successful franchise, it's a prequel and it's looking back on super heroes and a bad guy mutant and the early days before the split. it's expected to take the top spot with about $50 million. >>> last week's champ and mega earner the hangover did, part ii is expected to post a strong weekend finishing second with around $40 million. >>> the animated family friendly kung fu panda ii is expected to take third place with around $30 million. and showing just how strong this weekend's expectations are for the crowds at the theaters, the already comedy bri

the power of his arguments. not many loved him. reed himself got into money troubles. he entrusted his brokerage account to a child of friend of his in portland. the guy coming of his funds with the firms. he basically bankrupted reed. reed was not for giving of this guy as mckinley was to the people who do him church. reed did not have that popular personality. >> he eliminated the filibuster that was in the house. what year was that? >> 1890. it is his first term as speaker. >> how did he eliminate the filibuster? >> i am loving filibuster with the disappearing quorum. >> in the and when he left, -- end when he left, where did he go? >> be mckinley government was waging this war with spain. reed despised war. he had not won alice's of fame and glory. he saw nothing glorious about war. he, more a day the day of the dead soldiers. -- he called memorial day the day of the dead soldiers. he wanted no part of it. he saw through the pretenses. along comes this universal thing. john philip sousa had been written "stars and stripes." people walked down the street hearing this irresistible music. it was lost on reed. he believed that he believes in

remains evidently the arena portland artsy. take a look at some other stories from around the world the second in command has become a sleeper according to a statement allegedly issued by the organization. believed to have been the operational brains behind the nine eleven attacks all week ago he said there would still terrified united states. killed by american special forces in pakistan last month. a u.s. congresswoman shot of the head and. he has been released from hospital after recovering enough to walk and talk again gabrielle giffords still faces daily intensive therapy and may never be able to return to work six people were killed and twelve others injured in the arizona shooting vertu place during a political rally the man accused of the shooting has been declared mentally unfit to stand trial but it's. hacker group claims to have the central intelligence agency's public web site offline a firm calling itself security appeared on twitter to confirm it was part of the attack the group has previously claimed responsibilit

seasonable in the northwest with seattle and portland in the 70s. dallas will climb to 97 with new orleans and miami in the low 90s. >>> coming up, the search for eight alligators loose in florida. >> also, it could be a bombshell day in the casey anthony murder trial with a possible surprise witness. >>> and that doughnut lover's cream, krispy kreme adding something to its menu that it's never served before. >> getting hungry. aúaúaúaú >>> overseas markets are getting a boost after a big vote in greece. the greek prime minister survived a no confidence vote early in morning calling for major budget cuts in hoping of winning a big bailout package. without it its crisis could cause a global economic meltdown. >>> tokyo's nikkei average gained 161 points today. hong kong's hang seng is higher. in london the ftse opened slightly lower. on waltz the dow gained 109 and the nasdaq composite picked up 57. >>> jpmorgan chase is paying more than $150 million to settle civil fraud charges. the company was accused of misleading buyers of complex mortgage inves

. >>> the city of portland, oregon, is draining its main reservoir after a man was caught urinating ine nearly 8-million-gallon flush is costing taxpayers $36,000. 21-year-old josh cedar said he was drunk at the time and apologized for the incident, but he thinks the city went too far saying animals relieve themselves in the reservoir all the time. >>> well, in medical news this morning the gap is widening in cancer death rates between college graduates and those with less schooling. the least educated died at rates nearly 2 1/2 times of that with men with college degrees. there's a similar trend with women in that group. the poll suggests that less educated people are more likely to take risks with their health. >>> fewer high school students are drinking soda. they're more likely to drink water, milk and fruit juices which was a surprise for centers for disease control. >>> the bruins will parade the stanley cup for their fans tomorrow. in dallas yesterday, meanwhile, the new nba champion mavericks took their turn despite 90-degree heat. about 200,000 people showed up to cheer their

the worst of it. maybe showers around portland. medford looks fine today. tomorrow will be wet. promise you that. >>> coming up, we'll give you a look that forecast for tomorrow that will feature thunderstorms and rain for the west coast. >> not good. all right. thanks, bill. >>> greece keeps investors on edge. big tobacco sues over packaging rules. and the vatican takes another leap into the 21st century. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus jennifer aniston gets inked for the first time. whose name is she sporting now? >> also, doc holliday is a perfect ten. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today," i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. the u.s. military says two american service members were killed in iraq sunday but gave no further details on their deaths. so far 11 u.s. troops have died this month, making june the deadliest for american combat forces in two years. >>> venezuelan officials are dismissing reports that president hugo chavez is sicker than the government has admitted. chavez hasn't spoken p

. >>> here is the high temperatures across the country. 72 in portland, upper 70s fargo and minneapolis, boston and new york, you want the heat, southward. low to mid 90s and 105 in phoenix. good news, most of the airports running on time. we do have flight departure delays out of j.f.k. and severe weather in the heart land. possible delays later today. look for the flight tracker any time you travel. >> it's 4:49. first phase of 9/11 memorial to honor those killed on flight 93 is now nearing completion. it will be dedicating on the tenth anniversary of the attacks. it's designed the public to get close to the crash site. a marble ball will bear those killed in the crash. they fought with the hijackers preventing it from striking the white house or the u.s. capitol. >> democrats are trying to move forward and put the weiner scandle behind them. he stepped down and democrats breathed a sigh of relief. >> he announced his resignation thursday afternoon following the sexting scandal. >> i'm announcing my resignation from congress. >> so my colleagues can get back to work, my neighbors can

it continues east of the rockies and east of minneapolis. 97 in phoenix. mid to upper 50s around seattle and portland. all the major airports are running on time this morning. if it changing to flight tracker at abc7news.com. >> kristen: we're learning this morning that a small conservative group is warning women about anthony wiener's, he admitted on monday he sent inappropriate photos to women online. a group called born free say they monitoring twitter three months ago and urged women to stay away from him. >>> i know congressman wiener. i wish there was some way i can defend him but i can't. >> i think it's unto congressman wiener and constituents to make decision. i think he should resign. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi is questioning an ethics or questioning an ethics investigation. the leader of the born free crew discovered the photo and help expose it. >> arizona firefighters worked overnight to get an upper hand on the wildfire. they ordered another 2,000 residents in the town of eager to evacuate. a total of 7,000 residents evacuated. the blaze has burned almost 460 square miles w

>>jacqueline: o the seattle and portland. an see this condition pushing up towards the pacific northwest will not impact our morning drive. it will be more widespread however by noon, rainfall to the north bay with moderate rainfall. it is possible that we could even see storms pushing through on the north bay. and for the delta locations with more moderate rainfall, gusting winds, and even small hail possible. 3:00 p.m., the rainfall pushes south of the golden gate. started to get wet by 5:00 p.m. and heavier weather cells to the north bay. that rainfall still through san francisco. however pushing to the south, and that system of rainfall will begin in the morning, and anticipate an and read configure by- reformulate, by early evening. what we can expect from the north bay, with three-quarters -1/3 of an engine the central-east bay. and one-quarter of an inch possible in the north bay. just traces in the south bay. what can we expect expect for tomorrow? temperatures reaching 70's. and again we may not even see much rainfall

coalition around the rebels meanwhile tension is occurring between nato commanders and the libyan opposition and. portland is accusing us of the union mission to what is essentially a. people's uprising russia's special envoy is in the record sort of. trying to spur trying to take forward to his group is following this that. the russian special presidential envoy rico markelov is now here in libya to try to mediate in the civil war that has lasted for months already and has already claimed many many allies including innocent civilians we seriously think that airstrikes never sold political problems and we said it here very clearly as long as the bloodshed continues so the longer it continues the more difficult it will be to build a national reconciliation process off to the civil war so we are very much in favor of building political bridges so to speak and we are ready to help this comes following president medvedev announcement after the g. eight meeting in france that's colonel gadhafi has lost its legitimacy and should step down no one can predict how successful this special piece of the russian feder

the north. right up interstate 5, it's a wet ride north of redding and especially up to eugene. portlandlight showers right now, they should continue on and off for today. and the 115 in phoenix yesterday, 107 in vegas. today, just as hot, but the coastal areas, that's an weather. sacramento, a brief period of rain and most locations in california will dry out by tomorrow. talk more about the storm coming up. >> coming up, traders shrug off spending stats. new strict crib rule goes into effect and what might be responsible for your higher electric bill. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, updates on charlie sheen's old show, his reported new show and his domestic situation. >>> a tough day for the williams sisters, a new law for the dodgers and who knew tarzan could pitch? you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. former illinois governor rod blagojevich has been convicted of 16 of 20 counts against hem, including trying to sell the former senate seat once held by preside

that is chump change compared to the hot and humid mid-to-upper 90s along the eastern seaboard. seattle, 59. portland, 53. some of the coolest weather along with ours here. look how quiet it is across the country right now. all the major airports running on time. severe weather is possible around denver and maybe to kansas city. kristen? >> mike, thanks a lot. you can go to abc7news.com anytime for our flight tracker. get the latest information and also whether and traffic info as well. >>> former vice presidential candidate sarah palin takes her tour bus to ellis iland today. she is flirting with the possibility of a presidential run. as we've been reporting. a meeting with donald trump drew all the attention last night, frustrating the rest of the republican field. abc's john hendren has more. >> reporter: call it the pizza summit. donald and mama grizzly. both millionaires and reality tv star. meeting for pizza pie. donald is out of the running for now. sarah palin, call her 2012 curious. looking likely to run against palin, fellow tea party favorite michele bachmann. with supporters of both askin

his father was the first overall pick for portland back in '79. ree will now bring their talents to oracle arena. >> i could come off the bench. if they need a guy who can knock down open shots and create lanes, i can be that guy. or i can have the ball in my hands and be a play maker as well. >> i have times where people are telling me, you're not going to. i said, man, i'm going to keep wokking, no matter what you're saying, no matter what all the doubters are saying, i'm going to keep work hard. i'm sitting here doing my dream. i've always dreamed of playing in the nba. and playing for golden state now. it's been a crazy journey, a dream come true. >> to baseball both the giants and a's were off on monday. the g-men have won five straight and they are feeling good. >> we've been playing well. he don't think you can really approach it differently. just take it game by game. whether it's two in one game or two in two days it doesn't really matter. >> we were playing good baseball coming into the home stand and we turned it around, we pitched well.

showers to the north of portland for this weekend. morning. some mist underneath those low clouds. lunchtime midday clearing inland. sunshine inland. relatively cool. 70s to 80s inland. 60s around san francisco. and then starting just in time for father's. day we'll see a warmup that will follow us through the middle part of the lester. amanda knox is back in court today, with the testimony in her defense. coming from an unlikely source. other convicted criminals. as she entered the italian courtroom, amanda x appeared more confident than previous hearings and smiled at her supporters. despite being behind bars for over 3 1/2 years. for a crime she says she did not commit. >> she's looking forward to every day of court. we get to have a bad day. >> reporter: knox, along with her former italian boyfriend, raffaele sollecito, is appealing her conviction of murder and sexual assault of her british roommate meredith kercher. in what the prosecution describes as a sex game gone wrong. a third person, rudy guede, was also convicted of the mu

gay north who covered the bosnian civil war in the mid ninety's shares his memories of the journal with of portland is coming up next. oh yeah welcome to spotlight. on r t algernon today my guest on the show is. the last bosnian serb general accused of genocide and mass murder in the bosnian war of ninety ninety six rats this finally in his capture was a huge boost. to the european union and now the kind of. blasts that the serbian people are split as many of them see it. as a national hero and a mark will this cost the country more than it may bring our guest is a journalist based in belgrade during the civil war he met. personally and is ready to share his memories right now. been present started says europe is ready to support the countries did he join the european union this became possible after belgrade sent general rascal managed to the hague where he's going to be tried the general who's accused of genocide and ordering the massacre at srebrenica during the war he's threatening to start a hunger strike but he finds that the serbian leadership remains firmly focused on the european union. th

as far as the pacific northwest goes, you still have a cooler flow. warm in medford, but portland, upper 70s, low 80s, we'll take it. today even warmer in the desert southwest. there's nothing going on here. there's barely even clouds to talk about. an onshore flow with pressure off the canadian coast. this high pressure will keep it nice and hot and steamy here in southern california. 113 in phoenix. we had heat warnings in effect for some areas and advisories, 110 in vegas. 90 in medford. updated forecast on tomorrow coming up. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> also coming up, hope for greek dead. blackberry's maker finally enjoys a day in the sun. and a flashy car helps a guy with the ladies. >>> plus hugh hefner lets his ex-fiance keep almost everything he gave her. but you might not believe what he did want her to give back. >>> an emotional return for serena williams. a ball a beer and one thirsty fan. >>> good morning. and welcomeback to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of the top headlines this morning. >>> the associated press said that president obama laid out

this is the first child for natalie portman and her fiance, they met on set of the movie black swan. portlandemy award for her portrayal as the self mutilating a ballerina. hugh hefner tweeted that his fiancee, x beyonce a crystal harris had a change of heart and their nuptials are off. >> jessica simpson is headed back to what made her famous. she is getting a new reality television show. she is now going to be a mentor on a show called a fashion star. sensible guide 14 aspiring designers as they compete to win a multimillion-dollar fashion contract. she does know a lot about fashion because her own fashion line made $750 million last year. >> she is a billionaire because of her shoes. >> after months of disasters and setbacks house in previous showings, spider-man turn off the dark in broadway reopens last night. barbara walters, mandamus, former president bill clinton was there, so for the show has a mixed reviews. the new york times said that it was a >> we want to tell you about our sweepstakes. father's day is sunday. we are giving away 10 magellan roadmate gps systems and we have to, 5

the little system spinning by portland. you can see the system, but the stronger one there translates to cooler air for us. that will filter all way down to san francisco. an increase in the mountain fog. cooler today after a little warmup. 50s, 60s, 70s. a few will hold on to an 80. livermore was 80. we'll go 78 today. low 70s on the peninsula and then on the peninsula, just too much fog. so 60s there for almost everyone. more fog. cooler as we go into sunday. and then a rebound on the temperatures monday and tuesday. >>> 7:11. dozens of people in the south are suffering from salmonella poisoning. the mail order business that officials believe caused the issues. >>> and anthony weiner's decision to stay on the job. >>> good morning. at least some sub there. a lot of -- some sun there. a lost low clouds. it will be cooler. temperatures will be in the 60s, 70s for many. maybe a couple of 80s. >>> new signs that moammar gadhafi's days are numbered. carol han is live with more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: claudine, this m

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the u.s. joining us live there on his webcam in portland in the usa thank you the man who blew the cover of a group of russian agents in the u.s. last year has been found guilty in absentia of treason and desertion by a moscow court intelligence colonel alexander patea fled the country before the scandal last june which saw ten agents including anna chapman arrested catherine is out of a has been following the proceedings. this very high profile case has been deemed top secret and classified so most of the proceedings that took place in moscow's military court were held behind closed doors and every shred of evidence and witness statement that was submitted throughout the course of the trial was also classified and top secret but we do know that i think saw that has been stripped of all of his military ranks and achievements and found guilty of treason and sentenced to twenty five years in prison of course at the moment that really doesn't affect his life that much because of course he's not in russia courting to the court he's most likely hiding somewhere in the united states and he left for

according to their website the washington based company is the countries largest seller of used books on sites like amazon.com. in portland 25 percent of the books collected don't end up in nonprofits at all. but rather at trm for sale on the internet. >> all i can tell you is the agreement that safe way had. that is not the arrangement in the bay area. they will be donated unless they are torned or tattered. no books are sold on line. >> here they are work a oakland based organization called reading partners. >> they are going back to the local community and students who need books and want books and don't have access to the books. >> case in point, last week, oakland school children received a donation of 2500 books. they would go without because of the cutbacks in libraries services. if school children don't need the books friends of the local library are welcome to them. laura anthony abc sevennews. >> a man in critical condition from gunshot wounds after a stray bullet struck him. he was shot while he walked on 6th and minnow street near where a fire erupted. witnesses say shots were fired after two groups of men arg

. >> the city of portland cut a key of water supply after a man was caught urinating on a rez reservoir. he tock a rest room break early this morning and security spotted him and shut down the water supply. by daylight they had flushed 8 million with water to the tune of $36,000. >> more than likely a tiny bit of urrine. >> i should have known better and it was a split second thing. i was like oh, man. >> yeah, everybody agrees he should have known better. he could face fines and should have chosen a bush instead. cedar is willing to do community service to clean up the reservoir. >> update on the golden gate bridge. this is good news. they had a head on collision when we came on the air 20 minutes ago, things were bottled up and not moving in any direction and southbound was totally closed down. it looks like it is all cleared away and no major injuries. >> and a residual back up. >> at some point they are moving . the weather is out there and nice and cooler. spencer christian is here with the accu-weather forecast. >> nice day, nice day. it will stay this way for a few days. a live v

. >> coolest weather continues on the west coast. portland, 63. seattle, 59. look at the east.t looks like the heart of summer with heat and humidity and thunderstorms possible. the most severe weather will be around denver, possibly to kansas city. right now, we have flight departure delays out of baltimore. that's it as far as the major airport. anything else changes? we'll have it. you can, too. flight tracker abc7news.com. ♪it's the way you bring out the sun♪ my mom makes any day sunny. sunnyd does, too. with 40% fewer calories than most regular soda brands. ♪ >>> i'm terry mcsweeney live in the south bay bureau. a car stolen in morgan hill with a 1-month-old girl in the backseat. but this story has a very happy ending. i'm going to show you it coming up in a live report. >> a major traffic accident in oakland has northbound 880 completely shut down from 980 up to 7th street. we have live coverage of the scene. i'll tell you about details coming up. >>> yesterday's record rainfall moved on but unstable rain form gives way to hail and rain. >>> shuttle "endeavor" has flown t

so it's all out of a cooler direction as the system moves in towards portland and that front right there weak as it may be moving into the northern part of the state will drag across us and bring in cooler air. fog, sun, breezy and cooler. fog mainly south of the golden gate. mild to warm inland nothing compared to what we had a couple days ago. 50s, 60s, 7 0z coast and bay. upper 70s to mainly low 80s inland but a few mid-80s far enough. if you're out towards lake county or sacramento it will be warmer. 90% of the area is cooling down. we'll continue that into saturday and sunday. maybe a little warmer on monday in advance of a system which could be really cool on wednesday, pam. >>> okay. thank you, steve. well, some people in north dakota are fleeing their homes ahead of what's predicted to be an historic flood. the river running through the town is already spilling into the streets submerging roadways and parks. but the national weather service predicts the worst is expected some time next week when the river will reach 1500 feet above sea level. crews have been trying to build dikes

the mild weather today, seattle, portland and great falls, mid-to-upper 60s. od news if you are traveling. none of the airports, major ones, have delays right now. not expecting many. but if they do develop, the flight tracker will have them. abc7news.com. terry? >> all right, mike. the senate today is expected to confirm general david petraeus as director of the cia. he is one of the military highest profile commanders, been in charge of u.s.-led international forces in afghanistan and credited with turning around the war in iraq. again, today's roll call vote is expected to as a result in easy confirmation. >>> face-off in washington, d.c. this morning, with lawmakers confronting a looming deadline and possibility of working through the july fourth holiday. president obama is challenging both sides to come up with a deal before the august deadline. higher taxes on the richer americans remains a major sticking point. abc's john hendren has more. >> reporter: in the tone of a teacher lecturing unruly school children, president obama drew the line on the tax bre

but there is a very strong low-pressure system right here off the coast of british columbia. rain in portland, rain in seattle, of course. but through the end of june, it doesn't happen very often. the computer models are being very consistent in bringing in that moisture. tonight, not much going on. partly cloudy skies. some locally dense fog tomorrow morning. then tomorrow evening, clouds fill in. and then by tuesday through the midday hours, rain pressing to the south. the question mark at this point is how far south does that rain get? it might cut off right at san jose. i think for points north, a pretty decent chance at the wet stuff. here's your forecast for tonight. and into tomorrow morning. the readings into the low and mid 50s. a little cooler around santa rosa. tomorrow's highs will be very similar to what you saw today. about 86 in morgan hill. 84, santa teresa. upper 70s, low 80s, still looking at that onshore wind flow. readings around oakland, a little cooler. mid to upper 80s in the delta. very similar conditions through the napa valley. 84, santa rosa. 80 in san rafael. agai

rain also makes for a slippery ride in the rockies and i-5 from seattle to portland. >> and if you'reading to the airport today, the only airport expected to face delays is kansas city. >>> we're getting a closer look this morning at how well congresswoman gabrielle giffords is progressing. new photo was posted to her facebook page. >> for what she's been through, she looks terrific, her hair is shorter. here is bob woodruff. >> reporter: until today, the only picture we had seen of congresswoman giffords was this one. hand in hand with her husband, mark kelly. but now, for the first time since the shooting in tucson, we see her face. her characteristic smile, her upbeat spirit. the photos were taken by a professional photographer on may 17th, one day after she traveled to florida to witness her husband, the commander of the shuttle "endeavour," launch into space. along with the photos came the news that before the end of this month, congresswoman giffords will be released from the memorial hermann hospital and continue her rehab as an outpatient in houston. this morning, one of her c

thanks in large part to her efforts,oiw is one the most admire companies in oregon according to the portland business journal. in august 2010, she was appointed to serve on the u.s. manufacturing counsel by secretary of commerce locke, and in february 2010, she was appointed to the oregon business development commission. now, let's tern to the conversation. let me actually start with you, ron. i just -- i wanted to ask you, you know, obviously the administration came in with a real low in the economy and i wondered if you could frame things up around where you were, where we've come, what kind of progress we've made, you know, specifically in manufacturing. >> thank you, and it's great to be here, and the comment about the low i think is a good place to start unfortunately. you know, we had a good week last week with chrysler paying back the balance of the money that they borrowed, but it is really remarkable to think 28 months ago what our economy was doing. we lost 800,000 jobs the month the president took office. the automobile industry was literally teetering on the edge of collapse, and

to her efforts, oiw is one the ten overalled most admiralled companies in oregon according to the portland business journal. in august 2010, she was appointed to serve on the u.s. manufacturing council by secretary commerce lock and in february 2010, she was appointed to the oregon business development commission. so now let's turn to the conversation. let my actually start with you, ron. i just wanted to ask you, you know, obviously the administration came in at a real low in the economy. and not just in manufacturing, but definitely in manufacturing. i wondered if you could just frame things up a little bit around sort of where we were, where we've come, what kind of progress that we've made. specifically in manufacturing. >> thank you, it's great to be here. and the comment about the low, i think it's a good place to start, unfortunately. you know, we very good week last week with chrysler paying back the balance of the money that they borrowed. but it is really remarkable if you think 28 months ago what our economy was doing. we lost 800,000 jobs in the month the president took office.

the whole problem i think it is an effective tool. i do. >> reporter: a handful of other cities nationwide like baltimore and portland have tried the program with some success. oakland will kick off its own program with a community walk on july 15. live in oakland, christin ayers, cbs 5. >>> some good news for the badly beaten giants fan. >> what doctors say about his condition when we come back. ,, ,,,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. proposed circumcision ban launched an effort today to keep the initiative off the ballot. jewish and muslim groups filed a >>> opponents of the proposed circumcision ban lost an effort to keep thishive in offer the san francisco ballot. groups argue it would violate state law and that it makes it illegal for local governments to restrict medical procedures. they als

the time. google, facebook, apple and amazon. >>> google launches its google offers today. it launches in portland will in to the bay area this summer. basically this is just groupon ton by google. you'll recall that google tried to buy groupon. do you remember how much the offer was for? >> a lot of money. >> a jillion with a j, but they turned it down. so google is building its own groupon. launches in portland today and then the summer to san francisco. >> good deal, thank you very much. >>> we're also keeping an eye on interstate 880. good news, it's back open for the first time in hours this morning. boy, it was a big mess out there as you can see from these pictures earlier. we've got details on why it was closed for so long all coming up in a live report. introducing icy hot naturals ncer ] with natural menthol. it's gets icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away fast. new icy hot naturals. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortga

the way that when i was writing this up, this idea of owning a football team, the seattle seahawks basketball team, portland trail blazers, what is the score? i think they were down five to dallas or something like that. he funded the first privately financed rocket. these on your own museum, to try to jimi hendrix played at woodstock in currently also owned the chair that captain curt said at the stars movie. is that true? >> at the monocyte office chair. not as impressive as it looks on the enterprise. >> versus 800 level, 714 feet yacht. is there anything you haven't actually done cracks >> we haven't talked about the brain yet, but i think you start talking about scientific problems or challenges. i mean, the fact that they succeeded when the ask price, nobody knew that was going to happen. sometimes, you know, they've been ambitious in trying to accomplish these things, sometimes you fail, sometimes you never succeed in the marketplace. but you know, it is the ambition to try. yet the great team of people. that's just enthralling. so they are many, many challenges out there. i'm especially excited abou