. >> a new gold rush and a new law has set off a gold dredging spree in oregon. a downstream disaster and this is that hundreds of people running for higher ground. there's a lot of sunshine and most places today. here comes that frog again and cooler temperatures are on ,,,,,,,, suction dredges for environmental reasons last year -- gold miners set their sights on s --and set in the way. >>> there seems to be no cure for gold fever. gold miners set their sights on southern oregon and set in motion a gold rush. 1200 permits have been issued. that is up 30 percent there has been a 6 percent increase in permits taken up by californians. along with california's new law and the high price of gold and a bad economy it has more and more people interested in gold flecks. are they getting rich quacks some say yes and some say they are having fun. >>> work is continuing to work on the gulf of mexico. tropical storm bonnie only caught a minor delay. kelly reports that the cap installed over the wellhead continues to hold. >>reporter: 1 by 1 the unmanned submarine toward lo

. >> she is helping strangers thousands of miles away from her hometown of oregon. deborah roberts reports. >> reporter: lisa shannon is running and doesn't plan to stop. a middle class woman from portland, oregon, she looked up one day and saw a tv program on the war in congo. the faces were strangers. but lisa was shaken to the core. >> i was shocked. i couldn't believe that the deadliest war since world war ii was going on and i had never even heard of it. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of women and children raped, tortured, killed. >> there was one woman's story in particular that really struck me. she was told, you're like an animal. even if i killed you, you would not be missed. so i felt like i needed to find some simple way to just send the opposite message. >> reporter: so lisa organized run for congo women, raising thousands for her african sisters, for job training and education. in 2007, she went to meet them. >> oh my god! >> reporter: and discovered how much it meant that someone cared. >> they would carry around the letters that we had sent them l

., 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

. >> reporter: on a warm summer's night this week in bend, oregon, the man at the center of one of the biggest scandals in sports history. >> hope for the best. >> reporter: couldn't have looked more out of place. >> three, two, one, go. >> reporter: floyd landis was racing his bike in a simple t-shirt. no fancy cycling jersey. >> floyd landis. >> reporter: it has been an epic fall from grace for landis. but the former tour de france winner's biggest surprise wasn't being banned from the sport he loves as a drug cheat. it was the decision to come clean about doping and make sweeping accusations against others, including one of the biggest names in all of sport, lance armstrong. >> if i'm taking on lance armstrong, than that should be evidence enough that there's a problem with the system. i'm saying a bunch of people did it. people have to tell their kids at some point that santa claus isn't real. i hate to be the guy to do it, but -- it's just not real. >> reporter: you're saying lance armstrong, fraud? >> well, depends on what your definition of fraud is. look, if he didn't win the t

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

igual >> el sentimiento de miedo y rechazo sigue entre estos trabajadore >> me siento mal, me regreso a oregon >> el centro de jornaleros estará pondiendo mucho cuidado con esta ley y como vaya avanzando. >> la senadora barbara boxter estuvo de visita en la bahía >> vamos en directo desde san jose nos dijo que está trabajando muy fuerte para lograr que se haga una reforma de inmigracion. >> criticó ley diciendo que es dañina y crea divisiones. >> es tiempo de buscar una reforma a las leyes de inmigracion. tenemos que tener una reforma de inmigracion completa que señale un camino para las personas que están acá trabajando, si son criminales deben ser deportados pero si han sido buenos trabajando deben legalizarse. >> ella recalcó que ha apoyado una reforma completa muchas veces. >> estoy esforzándome mucho para tener una reforma completa de inmigracion, le he escrito al presidente, lo que pasó en arizona es un aviso, no se puede tener a 50 estados señalando su propia ley >> esto lo hizo en su visita a un centro de san josñ. >> la gente que no tiene oficio, que ha tenido muchos obst

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

over the last six years, 43 cases have been in oregon, 15 in washington, one in california, one in idaho. a quick break, and but a live look at the 101 southbound. at the top it is bumper-to-bumper with traffic is not even moving as you make your way into san francisco in the cortex. and a live look to the san jose, what sunny, windy, the ones are one northbound, upon, is backed up on the 87 southbound. ♪ >> a fiddle blush crash on highway 99-fatal boscity bus cr, a greyhound bus was going to sacramento from los angeles. the chp says that the bus swerved to avoid another accident, hit a concrete divider, kick in suv, and went down an embankment. and among those killed were the bus driver, a female passenger, and three women in the s u b. >> and plaster county, they broke into a closed down the bar and started selling drinks. he kept the door open for four days. he even got a front page a local newspaper. police to read the article recognized them and as a transient. arrested him for burglary, and selling alcohol without a license. he is serving about 30 customers per day. ♪ >> warmer

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the state of oregon is expeed to challenge the judge' ruling in the ninth court in san francisco. and here is a report. >> on the day the immigration law ges into effect, the governor jan brewer will ask a court to reinstate the original law. a judge stripped arizona's law of most controversial provision. >> the federal government got a brief from the court not to do those. >> the battle is far from over. >> what they argue, is gng to go t a supreme court review. >> the sheriff says nothing has changed. despite that immigrants won't have to walk around wi their papers and police aren't required to check a person's immigratn status while enforcing jobs. >> all the cop has to book them in the jail and we areoing to determine if they are here illegally, that is anybody. we will put a hold on them. >> that is why demonstrators continue to flood into phoenix. this group is showing support for the temporary chans to the law. >> the whole world is watching arizona and saying shame on you. >> the latino community is feeling a sense of victory is. >> during the ongoing battles. federal gov

the state of oregon is expected to challenge the judge's ruling in the ninth court in san francisco. and here is a report. >> on the day the immigration law goes into effect, the governor jan brewer will ask a court to reinstate the original law. a judge stripped arizona's law of most controversial provision. >> the federal government got a brief from the court not to do those. >> the battle is far from over. >> what they argue, is going to go to a supreme court review. >> the sheriff says nothing has changed. despite that immigrants won't have to walk around with their papers and police aren't required to check a person's immigration status while enforcing jobs. >> all the cop has to book them in the jail and we are going to determine if they are here illegally, that is anybody. we will put a hold on them. >> that is why demonstrators continue to flood into phoenix. this group is showing support for the temporary changes to the law. >> the whole world is watching arizona and saying shame on you. >> the latino community is feeling a sense of victory is. >> during the ongoing battles.

. >> and cost $18,000 to build and the sails are of oregon spars and intended to pump 120-gallons an hour. that is a lot of water. >> out of the natural aquifer of the city. >> and the water began being pumped in 1903 and since it's a desolate area -- what is it called? >> the outside lands. >> and says uninhab tabl and made a caretaker cottage for the person that takes care of the milllemill. here it is and theh mill and the marry christmas and you have cake for you. the south one was bigger and the murphy mill built in 1908. the largest wind mill outside of hol land and recently taken apart and shipped back to hlollhol land and they called me other day and the sprinkler and the building and it's constantly moving and it vibrates and you have to isolate them. sutro bath was the largest swimming area in the world and it was - it had 20,000 bathing suits for rent just to give you an idea of the size of this thing. it had restaurants and -- >> different pools and different hot water pools, different cold water pools. this was for the poor. the rich it their own pipe from sutro that pum

raquel is distributed in arizona, oregon and washington. it is sold in super market and natural food stores. if you have purchased any of these raquel brand products return the item or throw it away after which you should thoroughly wash your hands. the plant is headquartered right here and the company is voluntarily recalling these products. we've contacted the company. key are waiting for a response from that company. if you would like a complete list of the products. >> go to ktvu.com. reporting live in south san francisco this morning, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> nissan says it's recalling 40,000 subcompact qs. the company says there are possible problems with fuel spilling out. the consumer products safety commission found more fuel spilled from the q than most. dealers will begin notifying the cube owners on august 14th -- august 30ths. this is for 2009-and 2010 models. >>> let's see how the monday morning commute is doing. >> it's pretty busy on 680 because of a crash at ignacio valley road, northbound. you can see how b

we guys from oregon came in, congressman, a ship is going into china. imagine what it's going to mean for our markets. they are finally accepting our wheat. this trade deal will be great. i said actually they are not going to allow that and they are not going to become dependent on imported food. no, you're wrong. their one ship got in. congress voted a deal. china was permanently off the hook to be revealed by unfair trade practices, and guess what? that was the last ship. they came in the next year, kind of hanging their heads, and said, you're right. are you going to say it? i said no, what are we going to do now? and talked about fighting back against these unfair trade practices. we can look at just after the first president bush signed a deal with canada that was supposed to do with their un-- deal with their unfair subsidies and dumping of cheap lumber into the u.s. before the ink was dry on the deal, canada reclassified their -- much of their lumber to salvage. they basically started giving away their trees on the stump. instead of making compan

thunderstorms again should erupt near the naffed da and also oregon boarders. low overcast, sunny, breezy to windy at times. already fairfield 25 miles per hour. >>> 60s for some, 70s for others. fair feed yesterday was 73 cool degrees. we will go a little warmer today. low clouds and fog will take us into wednesday, thursday, does look warmer as we head towards the end of the week, pam and dave. >> thank you, steve. school district officials will meet today to discuss the hiring of an interim superintend end after the body of the newly hired kevin jolly was found beneath the river. authorities say foul play is not suspected but his death is under investigation. he began his new job on july first and was expected to help the district raise its test scores. >>> it could soon be illegal to light up in some contra costa apartment buildings and condos. county supervisors are set to vote on a proposal today that would forbid smoking inside any new multiunit rbdzs with four or more units and make outside areas smoke free as well. the regulations would only effect bui

portland, oregon was number two. >> denver came in fourth. they considered three things, availability of coffee, how much was spent on and total caffeine consumption from all sources. >> they found more than half of americans over 18 are daily coffee drinkers. a lot of teeth white they are is being used. that is a lot of energy. >> from hot coffee to cold cough a ee to ice coffee, what do you think? >> it's going to be a little >> it's going to be a little warmer in the i spend three hours on my homework -- or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high speed internet from at&t, i get my homework done fast, leaving me time to download movies and music and chat witmy friends mo how's your studying? it's coming along! [ female announcer ] work faster, play more with our fastest internet speed ever... with speeds of up to 24 megs. or call now to get great deals on other high speed plans starting at $19.95 a month. please, i know what he's up to. high speed internet from at&t is so fast, that we get more done in less time, leaving me time to ch

going to take responsibility for changing - >> i wanted to change the subject, along the coast up to oregon and washington, one thing that sets our climate is marine, i wonder if anyone else here sees any changes taking place with that layer that has a lot to do with our water supply and also reducing the need for water on the coast? >> really good question. >> as far as we know, the marine layer we think is still going to be with us. one of the interesting facets with this potential change of temperature gradient, the warmer - more warming inland than warming over the coastal ocean is actually the sea breeze circulation, which is - is tied up with the marine layer development and probably the thing or thk big size. there maybe more because of that increase in circulation but i would say this is an area that a waits more of this regional model development that, brad eluded to, that is still kind of on the fringe of our science right now. that's my answer to that one. i think that you can count on still having a marine layer, but i don't know if it will be stronger than it is today. >> yes,

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

oregon faces win the conference title. >> this will be our goal to really get into that training camp. and build a relents physical hustling football team. that we possibly can for opener on september 4th. >> bank of the west classic tonight taking on anna evannovich. crushing the forhand. there is bartolli too strong in this match. there is a 6-3, 6-4, she advances. troy aikman ready to follow in the stoot footh steps of emmitt smith saying he'll be in the new cast of "dancing with the stars" here on abc. tmz caught him on tape saying he'd soon put his dancing shoes on. who will he be paired with? cheryl burke? abc has not released its cast for the fall season but troy has large cleats to fill. >> it's true. >> and others have done well. >> have done great there. >> yes. >> night line is up next. thanks for joining us. @ú@ú@ú@ú t t tgx

showers and thunderstorms not in california, oregon or washington. plenty of sunshine as we go throughout the day. that's a look at tuesday. wednesday will be eerily similar. >> big stumbles, housing hurts, and tasting the world's oldest bubbly. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, can you imagine what a scene it's going to be like in los angeles? that's when lindsay lohan shows up to serve her time. >>> hockey's top three agents sign a deal with the devils, dwyane wade apologizes, and the marlins turn to an unlikely hero. you're watching "early today." ra >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. secretary of state hillary clinton is in afghanistan along with delegations from over 70 countries for a conference on the future of the war-torn country. at the meeting afghan president hamid karzai reiterated his plan to have his country's forces take charge by 2014. >>> in response to a "washington post" report critical of u.s. intelligence agencie

so what happens here and oregon and washington and new mexico and montana, really do count. i would encourage all of you - it's unbelievable to come here from colorado or nebraska - you know we have straw coming out of our ways and in other ways we're quite sophisticated and you all are leading the pathway and i encourage you all to lead and not get discouraged we're going to get support on the presidential on both sides of the aisle whoever gets it will act on it and those are my comment as little more inclusive than that on the legislation side of that. >> yes? one more. all right. two more. >> jim, kennedy jinx consultant. i think from california stance point the low angle thing here is to make sure that the rules being written and regulations as to how we're going to establish eligibility criteria and ranking for infrastructure some 37 billion dollars and bonds being proposed is a real opportunity to make sure these considers are included. considers like that were they included in water bond, state water project we might have an outcome for this. >> thank you. one more.

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

and a year earlier, to reform employer-based health care with oregon democratic senator ron wyden. >> bennett walked across the center aisle or the united states senate and said, "let's go to it." i like your idea of trying to get everybody covered. bob bennett is one of those special people in american politics who continues to believe that we ought to have ideas-driven government. >> reporter: on may 8, utah republicans let bennett know what they thought of his efforts at bipartisanship. he was defeated in his try for a fourth term at the state g.o.p. convention by activists who yelled, among other things, that he didn't love the constitution enough. >> the anger about what's going on in washington was simply too powerful to overcome. i am obviously not angry enough. one of the complaints about me was, "we don't see you on c.n.n. we don't see you on fox screaming. we don't see you shouting and fighting loud enough. you're sitting back there talking to these people and we don't want that. we want somebody really up there fighting." and, that's not my style. >> reporter: but fellow re

first to oregon. then san jose, california. it was around 1876 and i had just had my fifth child. i was working at home as a dress maker and the sheriff came to the door and took my sewing machine for a debt that my husband owed. well, i knew this was illegal. i had been reading blackstone since i was 10. so i went to the court and i pled my own case and won. then, after that, mr. fultz decided he needed to go on to greener pasttures and he left so i realized that i was going to be the court of myself and my children. so i decided now is my chance to be a lawyer. why couldn't i be a lawyer? well, it is right there in the code. you have to be of good moral character. i'm that. you have to be over 21. i'm that. and a white male. so i simply took the code, took out white male, put in person and called it the laid lawyer bill and off i went to -- the lady lawyer bill and off i went to sacramento. there i was. now i had very little money so i was able to talk a conductor of one of the trains into taking me in the caboose for free but i got to sacramento. when i arrived there at the sta

we had a case in maryland where somebody bought a collector, antique doll from somebody in oregon over e-bay. it was fraud. who sues who? who can go after who? this was a back and forth. once you get to standing issues, then there is fraud. everything that is illegal offline is illegal online. job pornography -- children will pass pictures -- child pornography. children will pass these pictures around without everyone's knowledge. those pictures are child pornography. it is a federal offense. it is a felony. teaching that is part of it. we also have to go after it. we have a website operating in the maryland -- the predecessor was a college website which was logging -- blogging carvel and false information about -- harmful -- hamrful and -- harmful and false infomration -- information about girls. it was billed as an educational billboard appropriate for 6- year-olds and up. we went after the fortune 500 companies and asked them to pull their ads. then we went to godaddy, the internet provider, and asked if they were aware of what the people were doing. the content was very different t

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

it was well-staffed, they had it well-oregon niced -- well-organized and as far as i know they had no problems, it went well, which is good to see. on a positive note, i want to talk about the paul mccartney concert that happened this last weekend. paul mccartney, they did a sound check on friday night. the sound check was exactly -- it was more of rehearsal so it was about 2 1/2 hours, we didn't get a single sound complaint during that. and during the concert on saturday night we got three sound complaints, two of which were from the same person that lived a block and a half away and we received one call from someone requesting if it was possible we could turn the sound up so they could hear it better. which was a new one for all of us at at&t park, it was a little surprising. but overall, it was great. it was a great show. it was well organized. at&t park did a great job as they always do, sfpd and their deployment for special events at that at did a great job and we didn't have major issues. the crowd came in and saw a great show and they left, again without incident. it's a good e

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

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

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

heat is building back up into the valley of central and northern california, and even the coastline of oregon is going to be a little bit more mild today. notice these clouds dipping down from the south and another little storm system coming in through british columbia. that's going to drag some clouds and maybe a sprinkle or two up into the northwest. so, here's how the forecast is going to go for today. notice the clouds and maybe a sprinkle, 70 to 75 from seattle to portland. when you get south of that, though, out in the sunshine, look at medford today, 95. we've got 104 or so in vegas and phoenix. l.a. should have a wonderful day today right around 80 degrees and sunny. that's a look at your thursday . only tops yuma at 107. so, there are some hotspots in the southwest. that's a look at your thursday forecast. we'll talk about friday. friday's just about here. >> when you say it, it just has a ring to it where you just get excited. >> it's a beautiful sound. >> all right, bill, thanks. >>> well, big ben batters stocks, airlines fly high, and ice cream for dogs, seriously. your early morn

so what happens here and oregon and washington and new mexico and montana, really do count. i would encourage all of you - it's unbelievable to come here from colorado or nebraska - you know we have straw coming out of our ways and in other ways we're quite sophisticated and you all are leading the pathway and i encourage you all to lead and not get discouraged we're going to get support on th

we've got people in north carolina, oregon, washington. and sunday is a big event. we have a couple of bravo stars. we have brian scott, and we have last year's las vegas and we have fabio doing the showdown at 12:00 noon on sunday. so we have some great events. we have a bigger theater. we have a great viewing screen. not a bad seat in the house. we're encouraging everybody to come down and watch this show and enjoy us and have a great time here at the gilroy garlic festival. >> outstanding and the food is amazing. thanks for joining us. the weather, by the way, also outstanding. here's the forecast as you can expect as we get into your weekend, we're seeing the low clouds again just hugging the coastline. and those will spill inland again tonight and then tomorrow, and as we go into sunday, inland spots including gilroy will warm up a little bit and we should see some upper 80s and low 90s as we get into the weekend. here at the gilroy garlic festival, the high temperatures, tomorrow, a little warmer and sunday a stronger sea breeze but fantastic weather. here in

tourists from oregon are not accustomed to. >> not this hot and not this much humidity. >> reporter: there was more misery in the country's midsection. wmaq's sharon wright reports from chicago. >> here in the western suburbs of chicago, streets are waterlogged. evacuations are ongoing after nearly 7 inches of rain overnight. westchester among the hardest hit, declaring a state of emergency. residents here are left to deal with the floodwaters. >> cars are flooded out. it's up to the door handles and coming in my side door. it's cascading like a waterfall into the basement. >> reporter: in a small recreation town in the eastern part of iowa, a dam broke causing severe flooding. hundreds of people forced to evacuate their homes. back in new york, blistering temperatures seemed appropriate for a sand sculpting contest at coney island. but some say there's nothing right about this heat. sally has an idea about why it's so hot. >> this summer is the worst i can remember. so i do believe in global warming. >> reporter: the most some can do is wait it out. and take advantage of anything th

. >>> frightening moments for a fisherman off the coast of oregon. he radioed a may day call when his boat started sinking in the pacific ocean yesterday morning. but a coast guard helicopter arrived just in time to hoist him to safety, just before the boat sank. he was not seriously injured. >>> and now, for a look at morning road conditions. wet an i-90, from rapid city to sioux falls. flooding on i-70 from kansas city to st. louis and indianapolis. also, on i-95, from boston to d.c. heavy rain on i-10, along the gulf coast. >> if you are flying today, expect airport delays in kansas city, memphis, houston, boston, new york, philadelphia and washington. >>> major developments, now, overnight, in the case of that government official forced to resign over remarks perceived to be racist. >> the head of the agriculture department now says he will reconsider shirley sherrod' resignation, after learning more about what she actually said. jake tapper reports. >> reporter: it was combustible. a conservative website posting a video clip of department of agr

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