>> oregon. >> larry: oregon? why oregon? >> because everybody goes to usc. >> he's just trying to make me mad right now. >> larry: oh, you're a usc fan? those crazy colors, they're fun to watch. >> they're a great team. >> larry: you like green and white. >> green is for the money. >> larry: and the green for the

-- oregon's kind of unique twist on healthcare? guest: i am not aware of anyone in oregon who has died because of the cost of health care. hundreds of thousands of people are not able to get it without action from the federal government. one of the good things about the national health-care bill, is that color is unhappy with the job we are trying to do -- if that caller is unhappy with the job we're trying to do, we are getting assistance from the federal government to build a better health-care system. i believe that the callers will be more satisfied with the health care system in oregon. the vast majority of people in our state are not covered by that health care plans keep it is a supplementary passkey for people who need financial assistance -- it is a supplementary plan for people who need financial assistance. host: is it unique to oregon? is it modeled on other states? guest: when it was a virtually past, it was quite innovative. the cost of health care had gotten quite expensive. it has been reduced particularly in this r

. >> but people ended up in places like marysville california, places like salem oregon, people ended up in lots of places you wouldn't even today think that jews even went to, to begin with. >> san francisco was the hub and everybody came in through san francisco because it is of course a major port but economies drove people all over marysville was a major town because it was on the river. and that was how transportation was handled in the mid-19th century, and you had all the little gold camps around marysville so all goods in and out of those gold camps went through marysville so marysville was actually a very important community. >> very frequently there were networks of families, someone might come west and start out in a smaller town and move up and then merchants who had made it, so to speak, very often they had networks of brothers, nephews and so on in smaller communities and often they would even have one back east so they established these trade networks of their own and stand out. kind of across the landscape. >> when a new nephew came west, send him out to some small tow

for the most part, upper-level low, cause of showers over oregon. those are the showers i was talking about. monsoonal showers ended in arizona. what still is the endless broken record story is i drew this gray line in here, shows where the marine layer is. along the coast, clouds will linger, you'll have drizzle. it's been an amazingly cool, cloudy, drizzly summer in all of coastal california, especially around the san francisco area. this going to go down as one of the coolest summers ever. here is a look at the radar. pendleton, light showers activity, from i-5 you look dry back up into the washington state. there's the warm weather, san francisco at 61 degrees. your temperature is not going to go up much. maybe mid-60s, upper 60s at best. we'll call it 68 there. cooler in the northwest today after a hot, around 100, will be the 70s in oregon. especially the salem area around 7. still warm in spokane at 88 degrees. lynn, just for the record, i always take the biscuit first and dunk it in the gravy. that's my first bite. >> i'm thrilled to know th

if you're watching us on ktv news 21, bend, oregon. experience the spirit of the west at the high desert museum where you can walk through time. experience the sights and sounds of those who lived and worked in this part of the west. that's your pacific event of the day, veronica. >> 85 for san francisco. is that a record? it's normally 60 degrees. >> i don't think it's going to be a record. it's been so cold this summer but people are going to have to dig for their shorts. >> it's always cold in san francisco in the summer. >> not tomorrow. >>> now an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. at the box office, the experts showed why they're the experts with virtually all their predictions right on the money. "the expendables" took the top spot for a second straight weekend and a win is a win despite the paltry championship total of just $16 million. the debut of "vampires suck," a spoof of the popular "twilight" film series took second place with just over $12 million. julia roberts, "eat, pray, love" took third. also

. >>> we may learn more about missing 7-year-old kyron horman when his parents speak in portland, oregon. they are planning a fund-raiser and events marking their son's birthday. >>> an american teacher imprisoned in north korea since january is flying back to his boston home this morning a free man. former president jimmy carter negotiated a pardon for aijalon gomes, who was convicted of entering north korea illegally. >>> and thousands of tea party activists begin arriving in washington, d.c. for a convention. the event will feature sarah palin and other conservative political and cultural figures. >>> and coming up later on "good morning america" today, the road to recovery. five years after hurricane katrina. >> our robin roberts goes back to her gulf coast hometown to check on where the rebuilding efforts now stand. that's on "gma" after your local news. >>> more news after this. [ female announcer ] stay once...

actually right there going into eastern oregon. it will settle down towards the oregon-nevada-california border. but for this time of year incredibly strong. this is just more of a march pattern. something you would see then and not now, but we are. that keeps us very cool and a lot of drizzle. coast and bay and city. it has been a very cold stretch for san francisco and much of the coast. 54 right now. go 60 for a high. yesterday's high was 61. 54 right now san after ill and napa. same for san francisco. not much better anywhere else. san jose at 57. oakland and berkeley also. 55 sacramento. they'll be in the mid-80s today in august that's not too bad. up and down the coast it's been a cool, cool pattern. record lows by the way on the desert. when they're seeing record lows you know that's pretty cool. everything associated with that low up to the north once that moves out which should be friday we'll see a bit warmer weather. temperatures stay cool with the drizzle, very windy at times. the breeze kicks in and the nights are chil

and he joins us from portland, oregon, this morning. thanks for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> we saw very angry parents there, understandable, now, three weeks since -- three months since their son's been missing. what do you make of their direct plea, now, to terri? >> well, we've heard this message before from kaine and desiree, indirectly to terri and certainly about terri. this was a highly emotional, very personal, one-on-one, from desiree to terri. and you have to put this in context. this was from desiree young, directed at the woman who, not only is suspected, though not same named with kyron's disappearance, but there's a lot of bad blood here. terri was carrying on the affair with kaine horman, while kyron was still in desiree's womb. this goes back a long time. seven or eight years with these two women. you mentioned terri horman's court appearance this wednesday. a strange contrast between these two women this week. desiree yesterday, very emotional. almost desperate in her plea to terri. and yet, terri an wednesday, mad

seattle and portland will sele in around the oregon -- will settle down along the oregon border. 50s and sciks on the high side. 60s and 70s. 71 livermore and concord, 62 san rafael and napa. there's the 58 in san francisco and san jose finally eeked out a 70. pailpalo alto only 67. 91 in palm springs and las vegas. it's even down to southern california. that system -- there's two lows one in nevada, that triggered pretty good storms yesterday. tahoe had errors of hail and street flooding. the next low dropping down, that's the one controlling our weather. that gives you a lot of low clouds, mist, drizzle. rather windy a times. temperatures upper 70s for many that should be a lot hotter than that. 60s, 70s coast and bay side. on the five-day it looks like there could be warmer weather. bit the coev, as we were talking -- coast as we were talking about during the break, it's really socked in. >> i coon get over how gray it is. -- i can get over how gray it is. >> from eureka. >> we need the sun an vitamin- d. >> i'm working on it. >> okay. thank you. >>> a new bay area report shows th

right near the oregon border we had a few little build ups for us though. right now the overnight lows are much warmer than we have seen. 58 in san francisco, i think the last three weeks at this time, i'm embellishing a little bit, but been about 52, cold, foggy, drizzly. 59, 62, we'll go 65. there is a lot of pretty good little west wind going to develop here. solo clouds and sunny, breezy to windy, but 60s, 70s, and upper 70s and low 80s, the biggest drop will be the inland areas, mount tam running 11 degrees cooler than 4 hours ago. a huge drop. they were 72 yesterday, now 61. san anselmo 55, 59 at san carlos, there's some mildlies this morning. tahoe sitting at 60 and calm. 60, calm, clear is what they said. 53 you kai a and 50s, 60s, low 70s, water temperatures down in southern california and even here have warmed up during the mid-50s to upper 50s, some of the coastal temperatures are warming up in lock step with that. that low to the north will keep us from warming up too much though, there is a stronger system on the way for for the weekend. low cl

that would shatter the pendleton, oregon, 87. look at the valley areas of california, a little too hot, 104 to 103. only a two-day heat wave, veronica, that means it will cool off tomorrow. i'll give you details coming up. >> 96, do you have the numbers backwards? is that right for san francisco? >> people were shocked in san francisco. they were blinded by the sun, it's been so cloudy. >>> computer giants do battle, aig pays a little back. smelling like texas, your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus meet the new miss universe and wait until you hear her prize package. >>> a no-hitter in the ninth, tiger and elin make it official and going, going, gone. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. among the dead, six members of parliament, a militant group has claimed responsibility for the attack. former president jimmy carter is reportedly heading to north korea to try to gain the freedom of an american imprisoned for illegally entering th

would have ct me only $50 in oregon. in return i get less service rather than more. >> that's pret important. we'll hear oral arguments for and against furloughs next month. meanwhile new members show california's umployment rate remained at 12.3% last month showing few sns of an economic recovery. the state employnt development department says cifornia lost more than 9,000 jobs in july. most of those were temporary jobs wh the u.s census. california has the third highest unemployment rate in the nation. nevada is numr one. the national unemployment rate is 9.5%. >>> nearly half of all the homeowners in psident obama's aim programhave now quit. the treasury departmenteport says out of the more than 1 million hoowners initially in the program, about 630,000 with drew from the prram before they were able to get thei monthly mortgage paymes lowered. suggests they say that suggests foreclosures could rise in the second half of the year and weaken the housing market. many homeowners had complained banks often lost their docum

>> oregon. >> larry: oregon. why oregon? >> because everybody goes to usc. >> he's just trying to make me mad right now. >> larry: you're a usc fan? >> you i'm a die-hard. >> larry: oregon's got those crazy colors, fun to watch. >> great team. >> larry: you like green and white. >> i like green. >> larry: the nickname, they're the ducks. >> quack, quack. >> larry: you could be in the stands going quack, quack. are you going to tour europe? >> yeah, definitely. i'm going to -- may, a little bit of june, i'll be in europe. >> larry: going to do another reality show? >> might do a reality show with him. he wants to be a model. >> larry: you want to be a model too, clothing model? >> uh-huh. >> larry: you got a girlfriend yet? >> no. >> larry: what do you mean, uh, no? uh implies other than no. don't imply no when you say uh. >> no. >> larry: you going to do standup comedy? >> me? >> larry: no, you. >> do a little bit. i'm going on a tour with mike p epps. >> larry: why is corde laughing? >> because i'm very funny. >> larry: was

. >>> a fire's fury in oregon, as fast-moving flames roar through nearly a dozen houses. >>> and hungup. the skydive that definitely did not end as planned. >>> and good morning, everyone. thanks for tuning in. a major political upset can be in the making this morning in alaska. lisa murkowski is in a tough primary battle. the latest count shows murkowski behind by a few thousand votes. >> she is losing to joe miller. a conservative, miller has the backing of sarah palin and tea party activists. >>> other incumbents fared much better in races across the country. voters chose veteran politicians in many key states. e of theravers has some of the other election results. >> reporter: senator john mccain won big in his republican primary, after a fierce challenge from former congressman, j.d. hayworth. >> i promise you, i take nothing for granted. i'll fight with every ounce of strength and conviction i possess to make the case for my continued service in the senate. >> reporter: hayworth slammed mccain on immigration and spending. and questioned his conservative credentials. mccain's win d

the source of the cooler pattern is the low moving into oregon. it produced a few showers near the oregon border. coastal fog, sunny, breezy to windy. instead of the upper 80s and low 90s unless you're in the valley, there'll be a lot of upper 70s and 80s. a big drop in the temperatures and the beat goes on. the second verse the same as the first. 61 in san francisco. should be 68. oakland 66, should be 74. and mountain view at 70. that's seven below. and san jose -- their average high is not even close. 63 oakland berkley. right at 70 for livermore and concord. and pa lo alto is 64. that's a cool day. reno is 88. 104 in las vegas. monterey to eureka it's a cold chilly day. there's another system that will come in right behind that. and a very strong low is going to dig down into the pacific northwest for the weekend. that might chew up the fog but it's going to keep temperatures far below averages. inland averages dropped four to 8 degrees. fog hanging back near the coast. but it sticks right there. sunny, breezy, and cooler inland. instead of th

oregon, 90 for you also. take a look at that weekend forecast coming right up bill, thanks. >>> well, unemployment numbers loom over wall street. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, at the box office this weekend, will ferrell looks to make us forget some of his recent misfires. >>> a rare sweep for the orioles, a blown call cost the marlins, and tiger woods hits a new low. you're watching "early today." you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. grim news for social security. this year the program will sink into the red, the first time that's happened since the program was overhauled back in 1983. a new report says the cost of social security will exceed tax revenues in 2010 and 2011, due in large part to the economic downturn. >>> meanwhile the number of americans receiving food stamps rose to a record 40.8 million in may. that's up 19% from last year in its 18th str

klbi nbc's in oregon, if you're in the mood for adventure, take the family canoeing at tule lake. that's your pacific event of the day. >> that's a good one. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. starting out a quick recap of last night's biggest emmy winners. the '60s era drama "mad men" earned its third consecutive best drama series trophy. the first year program "modern family" won for best comedy series. from musical comedy, "glee," the most nominated series, jane lynch earned best supporting actress. elsewhere at the box office this weekend, "the last exorcism," a pseudodocumentary with a bunch of no-name actors took the top spot with just over $21 million. the heist flick takers took the second spot falling short by only a few hundred thousand. in fact, it was so close those rankings could change after final numbers are released later today. and finally, in case you missed it, paris hilton was arrested in las vegas on suspicion of felony cocaine possession after a small bag of the drug fell out of her purse. it happened in full view of a police

> up next, the stories we'll be following today, including an update about a missing youngster from oregon. >>> and the miners in chile, keeping their spirits up, while living half a mile down. ???????? >>> and now, a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching on this friday. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke, addresses the nation's economic outlook at a conference in wyoming. he's expected to talk about concerns over a possible double-dip recession and what the fed can do about it. >>> new video of the trapped chilean miners shows them in surprisingly good spirits. but the company that owns the mine says they cannot pay the salaries and will likely go bankrupt. >>> danielle is now a major cat 4 hurricane, headed toward bermuda with 120-mile-per-hour winds. tropical storm earl is expected to become a hurricane by tomorrow. there's a chance it could hit the east coast. >>> we may learn more about missing 7-year-old kyron horman when his parents speak in portland, oregon. they are planning a fund-raiser and events marking their son's birthday. >>> an american teacher imprisoned in north

fallon, nevada, could hit the century mark and salem, oregon, sunny and 91. lynn, yesterday we mentioned alaska and anchorage's streak of rain keeps going and going. i'm going to update that for you coming up a little later. >> all right, bill. thank you. >>> also coming up, gloomy data on wall street, dell sparks the nasdaq, and the next step for general motors. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, news that hollywood headliner michael douglas is fighting a new health problem. >>> a pitcher's duel between the rays and the rangers, jets draw first blood, and the mets lose their closer for good. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. there's been a deadly blast in baghdad this morning. at least 60 people have been killed in a suicide attack. a bomber blew himself up in a crowd of army recruits near a military headquarters. >> a former israeli soldier is under fire for facebook photos showing her in uniform, smiling b

einstein at the world through his eyes exhibit at the oregon museum of science and industry. that's the pacific event of the day. imagine looking at the world through his eyes. my brain would probably hurt. can't take it. >>> here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. sylvester stallone outmuscled julia roberts over the weekend to score the biggest opening of his career yet. the action hero's thriller "the expendables" was a big hit with male audiences. it debuted with an expected $35 million. that's thanks to an all-star ensemble cast that includes bruce lee and mickey rourke. >>> julia roberts career almost as cold as stallone's, "eat, pray, love" followed at a distant second about a woman's worldly search for herself opened with $23.7 million, also in line with expectations. >> rounding out the top three was will ferrell's the other guys. that was $18 million down 49% from its debut. and then coming in at fifth place was this weekend's third new opener, scott pilgrim versus the world. and that took in a dismal $10.5 million. >>> finally, lizzie mcguire is

. >>> a pair of zebras now enjoying life on a ranch in oregon after causing mayhem. they escaped from a private farm in the town of car michael as they were being loaded onto a truck for the trip north. they alluded animal control officers and police for quite a while. >> dogs are something. spook the zebras and two of them got out. they're domesticated. they can pull carts. you know they can do a variety of things but they're not used to the excitement that happened this evening. >> a car hit one of the zebras but it was not seriously injured. the first zebra was found inside a gated pool area at an apartment complex. the other evaded trainers for about four hours before being coax intood ed into a trailer and the ride to oregon. >>> still ahead, some high kicking and iconic dancer in the bay area. they made a special stop our real national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more than geico and progressive comb

., 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 portland among those that bel

otherwise, nice forecast, astoria, oregon, 85 degrees. enjoy. we're going to talk about the warm-up. temperatures will get very warm in seattle. may even have to turn the air conditioner on. shocking news. >> 103 for las vegas. can you do something about that? i'm heading in that direction. >> i'd like to recommend a trip during the winter. >> thanks, bill. >>> cisco sinks stocks, and a judge comes down hard on a woman for stealing. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, lindsay lohan may finally be getting some good news in rehab. >>> tiger is in the hunt, mets' spend clos a and a philly fan puts a hex on the dodgers. you're watching "early today." e >>> well, good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. engineers will know by today if earlier efforts to create a temporary plug on bp's busted well may have had the unintended effect of actually creating a permanent seal. officials are running tests to determine if they need to go ahead

on the coast, much cooler and also cooler in much of oregon and washington state. medford, your temperature's going to be about 20 degrees cooler today than it was yesterday. as we take a sneak peek and look at what's going to happen into friday, beginning to cool off back into idaho, much of nevada, areas of interior california should go back down to normal levels on friday. not much wet weather over the northwest few days, just showers today up in the pacific northwest. >>> if you're watching us on ksnv, my news 3, las vegas, nevada, head to the treasures of egypt exhibit. that's at the natural history museum. you can explore king tut's tomb, a mummy and more. that's your "pacific event of the day," lynn. and your mummy always watches, right? >> she does, yes, every day. thanks, bill. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. heidi montag admits she has regrets. where do we begin? apparently, with her drastic transformation, including ten plastic surgery procedures in one day. the soon-to-be ex-wife of spencer pratt says she's

taking the track out of oregon to get the wild animals back into the natural habitat. and the story though, ending on a happy note. >> they are actually very relieved. relieved that no one was injured, that the animals are fine. that is the response from the county and the parks and the recreation and the park ranger out here helping. so they are very relieved with all the collaboration. >> reporter: she also reports that the farm where the zebras were staying is one of the last operating farms in the sacramento suburbs of carmichael. >>> well, there's something in the water and it's not oil. the gulf wildlife that put on a show for the first family today. >>> and plans to build a mosque near ground zero, how the president's remarks are causing controversy. >>> i'm meteorologist in the cbs5 weather center. still some fog at the coastline. we'll see your sunshine and the hot weather for the week ahead. we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the first family wrapped up a weekend visit to the gulf coast this morning with the crews on st. andrew's bay near pan

the walls of their oregon home are nearly bare. only a few family pictures remain, but mostly out of sight. sort of like you have an emotional backer, and once it gets full -- >> a lot of effort goes into keeping that fluid level low that even those moments when things get a little more full, there's some place for it to go. >> reporter: without slopping over and you going down. >> right. >> reporter: matt was completely healthy four years ago, when at 35, the disease suddenly attacked. >> reporter: y i have to say, an awful lot of us would have real problems, i mean, if you look at most american marriages, the women complain that the guys aren't emotional available. well, boy, you've got it in spades. >> yeah. but i happen to really love him. >> reporter: it can be a hellish existence. we witness how even the simplest things have become threatening for matt. like the new dog trish got so she would have somewhere to express her love. >> momma has someone to play with. yeah. good girl. good girl. go to bed. >> reporter: how is the p

would have cost me only $50 in oregon. in return i get less service rather than more. >> that's pretty important. we'll hear oral arguments for and against furloughs next month. meanwhile new members show california's unemployment rate remained at 12.3% last month showing few signs of an economic recovery. the state employment development department says california lost more than 9,000 jobs in july. most of those were temporary jobs with the u.s. census. california has the third highest unemployment rate in the nation. nevada is number one. the national unemployment rate is 9.5%. >>> nearly half of all the homeowners in president obama's aim program have now quit. the treasury department report says out of the more than 1 million homeowners initially in the program, about 630,000 with drew from the program before they were able to get their monthly mortgage payments lowered. suggests they say that suggests foreclosures could rise in the second half of the year and weaken the housing market. many homeowners had complained b

highway 101 northbound at oregon expressway, reports of an accident that happened around 3:30. still has activity in the lanes. two lanes blocked. sounds like the slower two lanes are open as you pass by heading up towards university and oregon expressway. volume light on the peninsula the sig-alert means at least a half hour. chp doesn't know when it will be clear yet. we'll follow this. this could be a major problem for friday light. we'll see some slowing. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> a disturbing discovery in the home of an east bay soccer coach. kimberly tere say they found something a background check didn't. >> neighbors of 45 yeefld david garrison say they are stunned to find out he was arrested this afternoon on possessing and distributing child pornography. residents say it's a tight knit community and they don't want their faces shown. >> we just had a huge summer block party. he was there with his family. the whole time, doing this. >> reporter: police say a cursory look at his computer and home turned up graphic child pornography. so far, according to o

will report up to oregon or the oakland road. a lot of northbound construction zone going on. southbound 101 to 880, that connector ramp is closed in both directions. a lot of activity there as you and laura talk about in the mornings, thank you for those live reports, the construction zone from hellyer up to oakland road and possibly further north. a steady flow of trucks on the side doing the repaving work. right now they are just doing that work real, real heavy job going on there as they repave the entire freeway. >> a lot of equipment out there for commuters. good news is the road is so smooth ones it's fixed. >>> mixed reaction across the state to a judge's decision to overturn a ban on gay marriage. from san francisco to west hollywood, there were cheers for the ruling that came down yesterday. a berkeley couple was part of that lawsuit that led to the overturning of proposition 8. >> our family is just as loving, just as real, just as valid as everyone else's. >> chris perry and her partner are among the plaintiffs who fi

>> oregon. >> larry: oregon? why oregon? >> because everybody goes to usc. >> he's just trying to make me mad right now. >> larry: oh, you're a usc fan? those crazy colors, they're fun to watch. >> they're a great team. >> larry: you like green and white. >> green is for the money. >> larry: and the green for the ducks. >> quack quack. >> larry: are you going to tour europe? >> definitely. i'm going in may. a little bit of june i'll be out there in europe. >> larry: are you going to do another reality show? >> i might do a reality show. he wants to be a model, so -- >> larry: you want to be a clothing model? >> mm-hmm. >> larry: you got a girlfriend yet? >> no. >> larry: what do you mean, ah, no. ah implies other than no. it don't imply no when you say ah. >> no. >> larry: are you going to do stand-up comedy? >> me. >> larry: yeah. why is corde laughing at that. >> he knows i'm funny. that's one thing i am, i'm very funny. >> larry: was it tough when he was living apart from mom? >> yeah. >> larry: you're glad they're back t

. >>> plus, oregon inferno. a wildfire sweeps through a neighborhood. neighborhood. [ female announcer ] playtime will never be the same again, thanks to new pampers cruisers with dry max. ♪ hey!! [ female announcer ] they're not just 20% thinner... ♪ ...they're also two times drier. ♪ it's next generation dryness. so playtime never ends. and it's now one of the most awarded diapers. thanks mom... for choosing pampers cruisers with dry max. only from pampers. >>> astronomers in europe say they discovered a sun-like star more than 10 0 lightyears away with as many as seven different planets. if that's confirmed the planetary system is more like ours. one planet might be the smallest ever found outside of our own solar system. >>> in other news, at least 11 homes were destroyed by a fire in oregon. the fast-moving fire burned a barn and a trailer before it moved into a subdivision. strong winds fanned the flames. residents in the area were evacuated and could only watch as helicopters tried to douse the flames. no injuries were reported. >>> in cali

the mud was seven feet deep if some places. >>> on oregon's mt. hood, crews have recovered the body of two cl missing since december. the cause of death has not been rmined. the bodies were found near each other at 9700 feet. they were not in a cave or a shelter. >>> the city of los angeles is going for it with a controversial plan to evaluate the teachers in the school system. teachers will be graded based on student test scores. it's aimed at improving the performance of teachers. barry petersen has details this morning. >> reporter: los angeles parents shopping for supplies may soon be shopping for teachers. using data from a system that claims to tell exactly how good a teacher may be. >> that sounds like a great idea for some parents who want to know more about their teacher's background. >> reporter: it's called value-added analysis, rating teachers based on student test scores. for instance, if a student who ranked in the 60th percentile tests higher at the end of the year, the teacher gets a better rating. if the student falls, the teacher

oregon is one of 17 states were manufacturing makes up more than 10% of employment. it is a source of good paying stable jobs, except when those jobs go to mexico and asia, as they have routinely. as you think about the challenges and dynamics in the midwest and recognized and other regions have different factors at work, what do you see? when you look at the northwest, what makes the northwest manufacturing economy different than the area where you spend most of your time on in terms of the midwest? are their insights about the intelligence and the rest of the country? >> when i think about the northwest i think about the aviation industry. the point about some of the trends we see in terms of employment, you know, these are issues, the productivity we have been experiencing is not solely a u.s. phenomenon. we're seeing productivity growth has been all around the world. similar trends with the loss of employment. in a study that wa. s put out five years ago that looked at manufacturing trends between 1995 and 2002, and their estimates are that china went from having

of zebra's caused a bit of mayhem in sacramento over the weekend now enjoying life on the ranch in oregon. they escaped from a private farm as they were being loaded on to a truck for the trip north. they alluded animal control officer and police for awhile. >> dogs or something spooked the zebras, two got out they are domesticated they can mull carts, -- pull carts, you know they can do a variety of things but are not used to the excitement that happened this evening. >> a car actually hit one of the zebra's but it was not seriously injured. the first was found inside a gated pool area the other evaded trainers for 4 hours before finally being coaxed into trailer and a ride to oregon. >>> significant milestone for the global economy as a new country is taking over the number 2 spot. everyone has to deal with a messy house once in awhile but one house in vacaville was so messy wait until you hear what was lost inside that prompted a call to police. >>> new questions about the photo negatives the owner claims were taken by ansal adams [ male announcer when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they

it's northbound 101 at the oregon expressway. two left lanes are blocked. there is an ambulance, fire crews and a tow truck on scene right now. it's early enough that we are seeing speeds still moving at the limit through that area so that's not causing any slowing yet. a sigalert through the watsonville area. northbound 101 closed between highway 156 and who will listster road. this is due to a crash involving an overturned big rig and detours are in place. eric, kristen. >> megan, thanks say lot. it's 4:39. >> the toxic problem that's closed a popular swimming spot. >> a dispute who will run the next maverick surf competition. >> how in the world did this mmmm. you don't love me anymore do you billy? what? i didn't buy this cereal to sweet talk your taste buds it's for my heart health. so i can't have any? if you can deprive me of what can help lower my cholesterol... and live with yourself. right. mmm, i worry about your mother. cry herself to sleep every night over my arteries, but have yourself a bowl. good speech dad. [ whimper ] [ male announcer ] ho

and low spinning right there near the oregon-california border. that's on its way in. that means temperatures will be coming down inland today. 54 in san francisco. 5 and 59 go 61. inland areas warmed up yesterday. the coast except for santa cruz everyone else stayed about the same. they did warm there though. 60s around the coast, 70s on the bay. if you're far enough away there will be upper 80s to low 90s but mt. tamalpais i expect the low to drop fast. sonoma 54. yesterday though even though mt. tamalpais was warm a lot of the higher elevations was warm the sea breeze was nonexistent. today that will negate any warming aloft. 57 also at sacramento but there's a delta breeze even to vacaville. once it makes it there that means sacramento cools off as well. 50s and 60s up and down the coast. there's one low. there will be a series of them coming in this week a. strong one for the weekend. in fact if it was into september i would say we might be looking at rain but we'll just go with cooler weather. that would be today four to eight degrees cooler. breezy to windy depe

it's dropping all the way down almost to the california-nevada- oregon border. that's pumped in the fog and very cool air aloft. that helps to get low cloudiness to give up drizzle too. breezy and cool. 54 in san francisco. go for a high of 6o. has not been 70 degrees in downtown san francisco since july 4th. that's a long time. low clouds and fog, inland areas should i say breezy, blustery or windy? once the fog burns off it's going to be one of those three because it will only be in the upper 70s. already pretty good breeze for many even with the overcast conditions around the bay. 50s around the coast. 50s and 60s. 13 degrees cooler than yesterday. so the cold air associated with the low usually it wipes out the fog but today it's just enhanced. all 53. crockett 54. san carlos 55. our observer in crockett said it was howling last night with the went. i know it has been for many. 58 in tahoe. why is it so warm? they have cloud cover and a wind. that warms them up. 56 sacramento but looking for low to mid-80s today all because of that low there. the low should

for "good morning america," mike von fremd, abc news. >>> and joining us now from eugene, oregon, are pete barrell and his son, mason, who found 5-year-old isaak glenn. well done, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> take us back to that moment. you're 90 miles away. what made you just jump in the car? >> i made the article aboin the local newspaper, about the missing boy. and i have mason here. and being a father, inspired me to do something to help. and my son and i are familiar with the coast range here. hiking and camping and being out in those landscapes. we thought, let's go over there and see if we can help. >> as we heard, you had the experience in the past of losing mason briefly. >> well, right. for a few hours, a number of years ago, when mason was 4 or 5, we lost him in the high cascades here. in a small way, i would sympathize. i could understand the feelings of the parents who were involved here. knowing there were parents out there in need of help, we decided just to get out there and do what we should. >> mason, did your dad have to convince you? or were you prett

the 14 h the 14 high school players outside portland, oregon, have traded the football field for their hospital beds. their hospit raining for theraining for the upcoming season when they all l arted experiencing excruciating muscle pain. >> i was just kind of shocked ng to us,happening to us, like, we were dropping like flies from practice. > one day, my arm started hurting, and it started swelling up and ten minutes before -- or, before -- at the practice, i hapractice, i had to go to the hospital. hospital. >> reporter: doctors are convinced they know what happened here. syndrome compartment syndrome happened here. syndrome compartment syndrome and it occurs when a muscle gets too big for the lining surrounding it, causing pressure swelling interferes becomes dangerous when the swelling interferes with your rsood flow. three of the players actually needed emergency surgery to relieve the pressure blocking cieir circulation. and doctors are now cle stigating whether muscle and doctors are now cle stigating whether muscle s.ilding supplements like creatine, common too high school like

low right up to the north along the oregon border also spinning in you can see a piece of energy there. that is enhancing the low clouds so even concord, livermore, some of the areas say cloudy today. you can actually see thunderstorms. watch again. right here near the border right kaboomy, right there, thit rear. i know not much but you know for august makes me excited that is not too bad. a series of systems will continue to work their way over us. there is big changes today meteorologist onlily speaking mount tamm is nine degrees cooler than yes. there is the cool air aloft and low clouds that have not been wiped out the lows much warmer near the surface. vallejo crockett 58, pleasanton 58. that is mild. the city sitting at 57. usually they have been at 52 for about the last three weeks so five degrees does make a difference. 50 ukia, 89 yesterday, 86 today. sacramento also cooled down, a delta breeze out to vacaville so everything is in place and i should say so with all these lows taking aim at us and high pressure knocked out of here it will be a little warmer tomorrow. just a li

. >>> a wildfire burning in central oregon has now grown to 600 acres. fire officials say strong winds have caused the flames to spread quickly putting about 20 homes at risk, no word on what caused that fire. knock on wood here, because so far we haven't had a big fire here in the bay area. we had them in oregon, down in southern california, but bill as you've been mentioning, the weather has been good for firefighters. >> we've seen fires to the north, fires to the south, fires to the east of the bay area. many of those fires have not lasted. but the big fires in the bay area have not happened because the weather has been cool. and here we are, with temperatures in the warmest valley just in the upper 80s. we expect mid-90s this time of year. we really had no heat wave to speak of that would bring us a red flag warning. the fog is shooting in. the fog will be in tonight. temperatures today warmer than they were yesterday by a couple of degrees. the fog will be back in your neighborhood tomorrow morning, and it'll clear back to the coast on wednesday. t

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as you can see, most of that up to the north, across the oregon border, into the highcountry. again, we had our first real warmup of the season on monday, followed quickly by our first chance of showers. season's holding true here, as has been anything but normal so far this year. taking a look in and around the bay, we see this cool pattern prevail for today, giving way tomorrow to high pressure, which will begin to warm things up and a chance of showers. one-day event. it will be gone by tomorrow and probably won't leave much in the way of any measurable precipitation in its wake. as clouds give way to mostly sunny skies, cool temperatures and as we take a look at the seven-day forecast here, we see that warmup headed our way once again, day by day, through the week, continuing to warm as temperatures should be back to near normal. by midweek, only to cool again come next weekend. but not as dramatic as this weekend. quite the swing in the weather pendulum here and that means if it was too hot on monday, too cold now, but next week it's going to be just right. >> at least we

one time up in hood river in oregon. it's incredible. if you can do it thursday night find a spot away from city lights and it's usually amazing. >>> still ahead emergency warning signs will go off as usual at noon but there is also going to be something unusual. we'll tell you what that is. >>> also check out twice with her daughter now levi johnson wants a shot at sarah palin's old job. >>> westbound 80 getting congested. 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 finance savings around $5,800. >>> good morning. low clouds fog will give away to sunshine today. fog should burn off slightly sooner. we will go from low to mid 80s along the coast . >>> thank you. welcome back. good morning to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we're following for you. right now crews are out there

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the zebra owners breeds mules and zebras in carmichael and oregon. >>> the cabinet chief is announcing his retirement. >>> president obama arrived in south -- arrived in southern california in a few hours. we'll have more on his visits. >>> the mother accused of sexually abusing minors. >>> it just got easier for you to get a credit card. what we've learned about a brand new offer from one mayor company of the unlikely customer they are targeting -- and the unlikely customer they are targeting. >>> looking at these pictures, it's hard to believe only one person died in this crash landing. five others were seriously hurt when a columbian jetliner crashed this morning. the plane was comeing in for a landing after a thunderstorm when it hit the ground it broke into three sections. colum, mbian officials say it was a miracle that more than people didn't die. >>> is president's california visit is part of a three day trip. house speaker nancy pelosi is also scheduled to be at tonight's event. president obama leaves tomorrow for seattle. >>> the political talk continued this morning about a

he runs his own lab at the oregon health sciences university. matt is usually fine at work but has taken the necessary precautions. no pictures on the wall. and the staff knows what to expect. >> he let me know that if i ever were to make a joke and he immediately left the room after that, that i should not be offended. because he has to do that for his self-protection. >> you must have wondered, trish, was it the best thing for him to stay with him or to release him from -- >> absolutely. we had that discussion. i think that was probably one of the most difficult things that has occurred, as we recognized that, in fact, the trigger was typically me. we've talked about it and fought through it and i think we both agree that's not the best thing. and he does still want me in his life, and i still want him in mine. i think, honestly, that we're very lucky to have one another. >> so what did you learn about love in the last four years? >> love endures a lot. i love my wife. no disease gets in the way of that. >> i think it helps a lot to be with th