it's only three hours from portland. portland is a very trendy city. if you see the show "portland," you'll know that, and the place to stay there is the nines. it's a bit edgy, but it's a rather refined and elegant hotel. >> like dressed to the nines. i get it. and then, of course, everyone knows about california's great napa and sonoma valley, but napa valley, it might be a particularly great time to be there now because of the festival about to be under way. >> exactly. the paradox festival is under way on september 19. the vineyards i love is duckhorn, cakebread and shramsberg. the place to stay there is the napa river inn. downtown until fairly recently was kind of a no-go zone, but it's fairly developing, and if you stay there, you're literally within stumbling distance of the michelin restaurants. you can't go wrong with the food and the wine. >> you clearly know about wine. it sounds like a festival is in order to get educated. >> absolutely. such a fun time to go to the winery. >> all right. cheers, kate maxwell. >> cheers! >> you can find a l

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. >> 60s from seattle to portland. 90s from phoenix to dallas. mostly 70s in the northeast as well as the midwest. >>> and when we come back this morning, the department store chain that brings back a popular giveaway where you leave with less than you had. >>> and the mystery from the sky, a huge piece of a 757 jet crashes into a quiet suburbs. >>> and then floating with danger. the kids who get way too close to a wild beast, all egged on, in fact, by adults. stay with us. >>> welcome back on this monday morning. now that summer is over, there's hope for gasoline prices. the average price per gallon is now 3.yes, 17 cents up from a year ago. aaa says prices should be heading down now that summer driving and hurricane season is ending, some complains you don't get as many miles per gallon. >>> all right. the federal government plans to cut by more than half its stake in aig. it will sell off at least $18 billion worth of stock. the treasury department, though, expects to earn a profit on its investment which was the most controversial of the bail

warmer in portland then it will be in l.a. today. then for tomorrow, the strong storm risk stretches along the eastern sea woboard with rain i new england. a lot of sunshine and heat from texas into the southwest. sunny and mild into the pacific northwest. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> still a chill in the air this monday morning. right now, into the 50s. later today, into the 70s, with increasing clouds. could get light rain into the metro area around midnight tonight. earlier today, out of the mountains, you'll get some rain. tomorrow, we could get some strong storms during the afternoon. some of them could produce some damaging winds and very heavy

. >> 60s from seattle to portland. 90s from phoenix to dallas. mostly 70s in the northeast as well as the midwest. >>> and when we come back this morning, the department store chain bringing back a popular giveaway where you leave with less than you had. >>> also, a mystery from the sky, a huge piece of a 767 jet crashes into a quiet suburb. >>> and then flirting with danger. the kids who get way too close to a wild beast, all egged on, in fact, by adults. stay with us. >>> welcome back on this monday morning. now that summer is over, there's hope for gasoline prices. the average price per gallon is now 3.83, 17 cents up from a year ago. but aaa says prices should now be heading down because both the summer driving and hurricane season is ending. the winter blend is left but some complain you don't get as many miles per gallon. >>> all right. the federal government plans to cut by more than half its stake in aig. it will sell off at least $18 billion worth of stock. the treasury department, though, expects to earn a profit on its investment which

there it sounds like they do because the fans were saying move to portland. maybe they should have tapped into that. picked up 50,000 or 100,000. >> these guys, if you look at their website. they've done a fantastic job of social media and reaching out to the community. there are community funding sites that have gone on. even before the jobs act. kick starer is fantastic way to think about funding smaller amounts of money. the state of maine probably has some programs to encourage the creation of jobs in entrepreneurship. >> the lendingclub.com if you're looking for a loan. there are all kinds of things. you have to be persistent. and i gsz the moral of the story, never give up. >> never give up when it comes the money. >> this was great conversation. thanks, you guys. when we come back, how to start up a business with just $100. also, we'll answer your questions on the right marketing approach for your company. >>> and our elevator picture shows us a design line with a global flare. on every one of our cards there's a date. a reminder... that before this da

the fans were the ones saying move to portland. maybe they should have tapped into that, picked up $50,000 or $100,000 or a portion of that. >> it other thing, if you look at the guys' web site, they've done a fantastic job with social media and reaching out to the community. there are community funding sites before the jobs act kick-started which has been around for a few years, a fantastic way to think about funding smaller amounts of money. i have to believe that the state of maine probably has programs to encourage the creation of jobs andship. going after that could be -- and entrepreneurship. going after that could have been another source. >> and the lending club, all kinds of thing. you have to be persistent. i guess the moral of their story, don't give up. >> never give up. >> never give up when it comes to money. >> all right. david and jeffrey, this was a great conversation. thanks, you guys. >>> when we come back, how to start up a business with just $100. >>> we'll answer your questions on the right marketing approach

and for friday, 90 in portland. like beach weather. go to the pool. if you're watching us on news channel 21, get up close to lizards and scorpions at the high desert museum. and that's your pacific event of the day. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. well, britney spears says she couldn't be kim kardashian. she told "elle" she won't put up with daily pressure to look glamorous. spears loves her jeans and sweats and says it's really hard for her to be hair and makeup-ready every time she goes out of the house. >>> well, speaking of kardashian, "ok" magazine reports she's given kanye west a wedding ultimatum. the magazine claims kardashian told west she won't marry him until she's worth $50 million. she's currently worth about $38 million. he's reportedly worth a hundred. well, kardashian's ex kris humphries is being accused of having an affair that may have taken place while married to kardashian. humphries' lawyer denies the allegation, claiming the woman making them demanded $24 million to stay quiet. >> a

we'll only be in the 60s or 70s in portland to seattle. that's your big change. if you're watching us on king 5 news in seattle, see how local artists have used books and inspiration for paintings and inspiration. banbridge arts and crafts. that's your pacific event of the day. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. at the box office this weekend this could be the first time in four years no movie will pass the $10 million mark. "the words," a romantic thriller, looks to have the best shot at the top spot. another thriller, "the cold light of day," debuts after sitting for quite some time on the studio shelf. that's never a good sign. and last week's champ the horror film,th "the poe" has a shot of getting the top spot. >>> elsewhere i'm disappointed about this one. after nine years of marriage amy poehler and will arnett have separated. >>> mtv's video awards were held last night in los angeles. among the big winners was rihanna with "we found love" best new artist with england's one direction. best female video went to nicki

elsewhere in the 50s, 56 in seattle, 58 in portland and northern california is in the 50s as well. we are going to see temperatures today top out in the 60s and lower 70s in most temperatures 105 today in yuma, arizona. that's the latest check on your weather. >> dylan, thanks so much. coming up, oracle swings and misses. big corporations dodging taxes. at least one thing about the iphone 5 that is not fantastic. your early morning business headlines is straight ahead. >>> plus paris hilton is back in the news for some not-so-nice things she had to say about gay men. >>> two teams punch their ticket to the postseason. the giants dominate in carolina and tiger goes head-to-head with rory. 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. hundreds of pakistani protestors fought with police in islamabad thursday demonstrating against an anti-islamic film which they say denigrates the prophet muhammed. larger crowds are expected today. the american embassy in pakistan is running tv a

but 72 in portland is nice by anyone's standards this time of year. as far as the temperatures this morning, you probably need a light shirt or maybe even areas of possibly the northern rockies maybe a jacket. that's really about it. temperatures in the 50s for the most part. not even really sweater weather quite yet. as we go throughout the day, you probably want to carry that jacket home if you do bring it this morning. upper level low spinning over areas of colorado and utah, continuing to bring cooler weather there. otherwise crystal clear skies. a little bit of clouds lingering around the coast around san francisco south wards. that's about it. that should burn off during the day. high pressure dominating there. the weak cold front existing into montana. no storms on the way. looks like we're in for a dry weather pattern. not a change in the west for another six to eight days. as far as today's forecast, beautiful in portland, perfect fall day at 75 and sunny. not bad in the desert southwest and up through the coastal areas of california, hopeful

joining us now from portland, oregon. harrah is a far. national spokesperson for the muslim community. and here in the studio, manji author of the new book, alla, liberty and love. all right, if you had to point to one thing that makes some muslims hate the u.s.a. it would be? >> hypocrisy over democracy. while america, the government now, preaches democracy, it has propped up aauthoritarian leaders and also overthrown democratically elected ones. >> where do we overthrow? i know you are talking about mubarak and egypt propping up. >> a lot of muslims are still rankled by the overthrow a generation ago. when you combine that with what kids are learning about america on university campuses, about what has happened with america? the south america, the propping up of those dictators as well, you get this big bundle foments in the united states and you know that i believe that that is a very ideologically lopsided narrative. >> it doesn't make my sense logically. >> we're not talking about logic we are talking about emotion. >> germany and ja

here are other examples from new york, portland, oregon. uses under ramps. there is a park which has a playground under the ramps. as i said, we -- i will close the saying that we are working closely with all the various agencies. especially with a focus on how we will maintain the park in the future. we have a couple different options we are working on, all which would work, including a community benefit district that we are on the steering committee for, that would include rincon hill and the area around transit center that would generate revenue. there is a melaruse communities district that would generate revenue. the park would be funded by tax increment from redevelopment agency but most is on tgpa property so we are working with the tgpa to coordinate that as well. that concludes the presentation. >> thank you. we have a question from director ortiz. >> i assumed this project was started while the redevelopment agency was still in existence, correct? yeah, the redevelopment project started when redevelopment agency was in existence. >> has the departm

inner mountain west, portland in the mid 80s. seattle, even you should be up near 80 degrees. the desert continues the warm trend. slight chance of a shower or storm. you never know, san francisco maybe it will keep temperatures down ever so slightly. still temperatures in the 90s. funny that i'm excited about a 20% chance of showers and storms, but there has not been anything to talk about in the west for a long time. >> you are a meteorologist. you do tend to get a little -- >> we have to entertain ourselves. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> big buzz over apple, facebook falls once again, and something very hard to picture, a vegetarian mcdonald's. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead, >>> plus, miley cyrus finds another way to say i'm no longer a kid star. i'm a grown-up. >>> coming up, a new number one in college football, the chase in the a.l. east is over, and andy roddick is all wet. 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. the department of de

warmer, too, portland up to 82 today. we're about the same in vegas, phoenix and much of california, boise at 83. and as we look at tomorrow's forecast, not a lot changes, actually. it's going to look very similar to today. if you're watching on nbc 7 in san diego, get hands on with real mossils. learn about the evolution in extinction of the dinosaur. that fossilmysteries at the natural history museum. that's your "pacific event of the day." >>> bill, thank you so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. following recent reports of a reconciliation, are kristen stewart and robert pattinson taking things to the next level? >> i hope so. >> we all do, right? "us weekly" reports the "twilight" stars are once again living together after their brief split due to stewart's affair with director rupert sanders. a source tells the magazine, however, pattinson is on edge. he's extra sensitive and a little insecure right now. that's understandable. meanwhile, "ok!" magazine claims the pai

these portland restaurants that want to sort everything locally. what is more racist than that? they won't buy their chickens from columbia or mexico. that's racist. >> shopping local is racist. >> exactly. >> did you have nutella. >> we had marmite. >> and fish paste and he grew up in an orphanage. >> we were inclusive. we had a black spread on white bred. white bread. >> and a part-time chimney sweeper. >> a full time chimney sweeper. >> it was a you euphemism. >> bill, you make your own peanut butter out of things you find on the street. >> if i mind one, sure, i will throw it in there. i believe these kids should eat peanut butter. >> none of this bread. it makes those with acne feel bad. just chunky peanut butter. we have to be sensitive to these kids. >> you don't see peanut products in schools now because of the allergy problems. i was shocked to see the principal talk about this issue. >> the whole concept of white privilege. has anyone been to april lay shaw with all of these white people and white privilege? everybody has to work hard here. it is no matter who you are,

but here in portland, maine at mike dewey's u.s. airway ticket carrier. it was just before 6:00 a.m. and dewey had just checked in the first commuter fight to boston. >> i'm going to step out the sidewalk and the smoke. just as i stepped over the counter, i looked out and i see these two fellas standing there. and they're looking around. >> reporter: in the official report of the 9/11 attack, there are 1,742 footnotes. mike tuohey is the very first. >> i looked at the tickets. oh, first class tickets. you don't see $2100 tickets anymore. and these are real tickets. they were paper tickets. i'm saying oh, good thing. i can check them in. >> the names of the the tickets. the ring leader of the operation. >> i think they were less than 30 minutes prior to their flight. >> reporter: 500 miles away and 1:46 later, vaughn alex was at an american airlines ticket counter at dulles airport where he had worked for 20 years. >> they came in through the doors behind us, walked back and forth a little bit and i had them come right up to my position. vaughn alex is foo

the first event of that day happened not in washington, boston or new york, but here in portland, maine, at mike dewey's us airways ticket counter. it was just before 6:00 a.m. and tuohey had checked in the first commuter flight to boston. >> i'm going to step outside and have a smoke out on the sidewalk. just as i stepped over the counter, i look up and see these two fellows standing there and they're looking around. >> reporter: in the official report of the 9/11 attack, there are 1,742 footnotes. mike tuohey is the very first. >> i look at the tickets. i go, whoa, first class tickets. you don't see $2,400 tickets anymore. and these were real tickets. you know? they were not -- they were paper tickets. so i'm saying, well, good thing, can i check them in. first class. >> reporter: the names on the tickets -- abdulaziz alomari and mohamed atta, the ring leader of the operation. >> i think they were less than 30 minutes prior to the flight. i'm sure they were. 500 miles away and 1 hour 46 minutes later, vaughn allex was at an american airlines ticket count in dulles airport where he had

the world's fattest dog is on a mission to lose 40 lbs. >> the vet placed the portly portland pooch, on a strict diet of high protein and fiber. he weighs up to 77 lbs. and he was so big that he had problems walking. his new diet let him lose nearly 10 lbs. and he has thousands of friends on his facebook page called the biggest loser box in addition >> i think the most amazing part of this whole thing is how he is influencing an inspiring people >> his foster mother says it he gets e-mail and letters from people who watch him on line. they say they have been inspired to shed the pounds as well. >> all eyes on endeavor. >> in oakland where an 11 year-old boy is fighting for his life after he was shot inside his after he was shot inside his home while he was sleeping. denny's everyday value slam is four dollars every day. wait, is that right? eggs, bacon, pancakes. yeah. that's right. the four dollar everyday value slam. only four dollars every day. only at denny's. maybe i'll give mine a name. something hot. ya know, i could name it the dragon, or the green machine. oh! i'm british ra

our past stories have taken us around the country to detroit and portland, oregon. this year, we didn't have to go any further than boston. there, we found a really unique program, a venture aksel lccele that's run by college students. they have the right idea educating entrepreneurs and getting them funding to grow their companies. 22 small business owners. >> our product will be the first organic, low-calorie ready to drink cocktail on the market. >> each one making a pitch for funding. and the most amazing thing. >> we have done a real lot with a real little. >> some of these pictures aren't even out of college yet. >> the marketing is essential. >> this pitchathon is part of a unique program called idea, a business accelerator that is developing new entrepreneurs at northeastern university in boston. >> it is a little bit nerve-racking to get up in front of all those people. every step is bringing me closer to my goal of launching this product. >> idea was born almost three years ago and from the beginning, the emphasis was on empowering students. >> the secret

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solo power will open up a $340 million facility in portland this thursday giving it access to the guaranteed loans. solar power also got over 56 billi million in loans tax credits and incentives from oregon and the city of portland. the loan is thanks to the same controversial programs that doled out $535 million from taxpayers to solyndra before it went bankrupt. >> remember that movie "catch me if you can" it is just like this they arrested a man at the airport de pretending to be a pilot just like that movie. oo frooing, c frank, captain oliver. >> thanks for giving me a list, boys. >>> the 32-year-old called himself andrea sur low and even created a fake facebook profile. here he is posing in a pilot's uniform. cops were tipped off by a civil aviation lieutenant. he met the imposter and got suspicious because he was too young for the job. they believe the suspect flew in the cockpit of at least one flight last year. they are investigating whether there were actual employer instances. >> we have heartbreaking news this morning the giant panda club born at the national zoo in washington, d

the day comes from the earthquakes, a danville native used his head scoring the tying goal against portland during stoppage time. the match ended in a drop. the earthquakes are now unbeaten in their past 15 home games. their next game on the road is in seattle. searching for support, what mitt romney is doing to court latino voters >> a car smashes into an east bay gasoline pump sparking an explosion. the quick action that saved lives >> take a look at this, multiple >> take a look at this, multiple bullet holes go through this both: we're the fruit guys! back in 1998, we had this idea to deliver fresh fruit to offices in downtown san francisco. we built these wooden crates, filled these with fruit in my one-bedroom apartment. the fruit guys has been with bank of america since they first started. we work with them to help them grow and succeed. we're coming up on 50 employees and delivering to thousands of companies every week. i would definitely say this is a fruitful business. >> good morning everyone. >> and 11 year-old boy is shot while sleeping in his oakland home >> news surveillance

thousands of birds are dying in portland, oregon. the bacteria is transmitting the disease. is not dangerous for humans killer for birds, waterfowl. it occurs when migrating birds in warm water in dry conditions where bacteria levels are high. both legs have been closed until notice. shuttle endeavour is ground in los angeles spots.lying over many the golden gate bridge and the sign, to name a few. its next stop is its new home, california science center. a long day and a cool night. can we expect for the rest of the weekend? [ romney ] my plan is to help the middle class. trade has to work for america. that means crack down on cheaters like china, it means open up new markets. next, we've got to balance the budget. you've got to cut the deficit. you've got to stop spending more money than we take in. and finally, champion small business. have tax policies, regulations, and healthcare policies that help small business. we put those in place; we'll add twelve million new jobs in four years. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >> the calendar says september folksat has

there was a question as well about it being able to rank more people like portland, maine, does it. their state law and what they do there is they do not release any of the information other than the actual tabulations themselves. you can never look at the ballot images. there is no ability for us to look at any data and be able to -- look at any data. i cannot believe report back anything of good information other than after 60 days, they destroy all of their ballots. i cannot report any other information than that. we did update a couple of the definitions. i do know there were some comments that came and that were outside the scope of what i was given to work on. some good information, but it gets into the questioning of the analytics of ranked-choice voting. i submit the report to you. if more work needs to be done, you can instruct me to do so. perhaps we forward this report to the department of elections and the elections commission for their review. i would be happy to do so if instructed by the commission. supervisor campos: do we have any comments, colleagues? why don't we

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. >>> an early morning fire destroyed the building in portland. it used to be the red lion inn. it took more than 200 fire crew members about four hours to get the flames under control. a nearby interstate had to be shut down for several hours because some of the embers were hitting passing cars. >>> a massachusetts fisherman comes face to face with a great white shark. the video we're about to show you might be disturbing. the fisherman spotted the 13-foot great white at daybreak. luckily the fierce predator was on the beach and not struggling. look at that. >> made your adrenaline go a little bit. it had jaws written all over it. >> it looked like jaws. scientists say this shark had not been tagged and there's no obvious signs of trauma. now the waters are off limit where that shark was discovered. >>> finding a bear in your home is scary, but imagine it happening three times. a woman in florida said it happened to her. this devoured some meat in the garage freezer. must have liked it because this came back two more times. the bear broke through the screen door and drank all t

did you know, for example, when we talk about political correctness, that portland public school teachers are undergoing equity training this week. equity training. so that teachers can do better with math and with, no, not science. so they can better understand their own, quote, white privilege. i'm not making this up, obviously. one teacher reportedly mentioned a peanut butter sandwich in a lesson last year. the principal, oh, this principal, highly sensitized and enlightened of course took issue with that, saying quote, what about somali or hispanic students who might not eat sandwiches? do you know there are those moments in this country in which suggesting that a hispanic kid, for example, only eats tacos would be considered rather offensive for you folks there in portland, in education and educational administration. to suggest that a somali doesn't eat a sandwich, i mean, this is where we're going, folks. we can't get a kid out of school, 40% of them dropping out, nationwide. almost 50% for minorities. in georgia high school students had to fight an out-of-state atheist group to ke

finally a portland school principal says a peanut butter and jelly sandwich could be offensive. really. gutierrez told the "portland tribune" she sees subtle racist language every day and used the peanut butter and jelly sandwich to illustrate the point. what about hispanic students that don't eat sandwichs? maybe they hit torta or pita. the school board stands by the principal's comments. >>> this is a fox news alert. the house just passed a stop-gap spending bill to keep the government in business for the recollection of this year. in to 2013. vote was 39 to 21. paul ryan was back if washington and in the house for the vote on the continuing resolution. the c.r. he voted yes. senate is expected to vote on this measure next week. you have and your family are having to get by with less now than at any time in the past 17 years. that is a conclusion about a new survey of household income. chief washington correspondent jim angle looks inside the number. >> census bureau annual snapshot of american society shows people struggling to live on less as the annual household income fell

my parents are immigrants from china and owned a chinese restaurant for a long time in portland, oregon. a couple of other things i want to get across -- my interest in terms of the commission includes language access, cultural competency, a juvenile issues and immigrant rights. thank you for coming tonight. >> i am also a native san franciscan. my wife and i have raised their two children here. they are native san franciscan, as is my wife. my day job is i am an attorney but prior to that i was an assistant district attorney in san francisco. for nine years, i was an assistant night -- an assistant united states attorney assigned to the organized e

finally a portland school principal says a peanut butter and jelly sandwich could be offensive. really. gutierrez told the "portland tribune" she sees subtle racist language every day and used the peanut butter and jelly sandwich to illustrate the point. what about hispanic students that don't eat sandwichs? maybe they hit torta or pita. the school board stands by the principal's comments. >>> this is a fox news alert. the house just passed a stop-gap spending bill to keep the government in business for the recollection of this year. in to 2013. vote was 39 to 21. paul ryan was back if washington and in the house for the vote on the continuing resolution. the c.r. he voted yes. senate is expected to vote on this measure next week. you have and your family are having to get by w than at any time in the past 17 years. that is a conclusion about a new survey of household income. chief washington correspondent jim angle looks inside the number. >> census bureau annual snapshot of american society shows people struggling to live on less as the annual household income fell forto the f

k at the scene this morning in portland as crews this massive fire. firefighters brought in trucks to douse the flames. hotel has been vacant since was used for storage, which is why officials contributed to the spread of the fire. crews expect the building will smoldering for the next couple of days. no one was injured. as much rain as we have hours, thee last 24 s been hit ae ha little harder. see whatck in to i'm barack obama and i approve this message now mitt romney's attacking the president on medicare? the nonpartisan a-a-r-p says obamacare "cracks down on medicare fraud, waste, and abuse and stngthens guarantean benefits." and the ryan plan? a-a-r-p says it would undermine medicare and could lead to highgher coss for seniors... and experts say ryan's voucher plan could raise future retirees costs more than six thousand dollars. get the facts. rain forced the relocation the 2012 labor day concert tonight. held onupposed to be u.s. capitolide of grounds. been moved inside. to the dry, cool kennedy center. concert has been held every year since 1