police tell our abc station in portland some older subarus have interchangeable keys. the woman returned her car with that note, $30 in gas money, but i love the first line of her apology note. car. >> interchangeable keys. >> yes, that's probably the biggest concern there. i mean the fact that that could happen. at least she had a good responsible neighbor who made the switch back. >> i'm thinking about $30 in gas money. how far did she go before she brought it back. >> generous. >> we don't know how far she went but both of these teams have gone a long way and if you haven't heard, the world series is back in chicago, everybody. first championship game there in 71 years. the fans are fired up. the energy is crazy. in cleveland with the indians is abc's alex perez. oh, he's in chicago. alex, what is the energy like out there in chicago? >> yeah, that's right, michael. good morning to you. yes, we are in chicago and you can literally feel the energy here at wrigley field and across the city. the cubs have now playt played world series since 1945 and you can imagine the

. >>> and finally, an unusual disturbance at a busy intersection in portland, maine. this man dressed up as a tree was standing in the middle of the road. police warned him not to branch out into traffic. >> here it goes. here it goes. >> but when he put down his roots in the street again, yeah, he was hauled off to jail. he said he just wanted to see how he would affect people's natural choreography in the street. >> you can't even finish that. >>you took that story just for the puns. >> that was good. thank you, amy. >>> news that goes pop. >>> very excited to share "pop news" with you for a very special reason. >> i've heard. >> uh-huh. >> pop news time, everybody. agents of shield tackling superhuman cases in the marvel universe, our very own superhero, george, is stepping up to get answers in a role we say he's familiar with. >> it's an honor to be here george. >> let's get started. director mays. >> of an intro like that i think i deserve some equal time and would like to ask the director a question. >> go ahead, north. >> what is shield's purpose if it's not pr

. >>> back here on earth and to oregon, the search called off for a missing hiker from portland. seen a week ago. investigators don't suspect foul play, but may have got lost or injured. the search is expected to resume, if there's any credible leads to develop. >>> a man hunt underway outside a fresno, california after a police officer brought a civilian on a routine ride-along at the time, and it quickly turned terrifying. >> reporter: 4:30 a.m., the california police officer with a civilian guest in the patrol car on a ride along tries to pull over a silver mazda. at first, it's pulling over, but veers away and takes off. >> he's not stopping? >> we have a pursuit. the officer behind the wheel turns on the sirens, now in full pursuit, then? >> he has a gun! no, no, no. >> shots fires. >> reporter: turned right, and a volley of shots from the passenger side. >> shots fired! >> four shots fired. >> are you okay? >> rolls to a stop. >> reporter: the photos show the patrol car's shattered window, and just how close the shots came to hitting the officer and the civilian. the police

ticking away, drones, dogs and teams of searchers are scouring the treacherous terrain of this popular portland park looking for any sign of 21-year-old hiker annie schmidt. >> if she is injured and by a water source she could still be alive. >> reporter: a full week has of musician jon schmidt the leader of the piano guys disappeared near the columbia river gorge. her car discovered near the trail head days later. he phone and belongings still inside. >> i think she got out of her car and was going to go for a short hike. she was just by herself. >> reporter: but according to her roommate annie left her shoes, her backpack and regular hiking gear at home. search a storm. days of rain threatening to wipe out trails and leaving some fearing that annie fell deep into the gorge. >> she could literally have fallen off one of the 20, 30-footers that are all over the trails. >> reporter: her parents refusing to give up. schmidt asking his millions of fans on facebook to help find his daughter and join the search. >> there's so many people lendingov have fwait that we will find her. >> reporter: the f

anna schmidt hasn't been seen since last sunday reported missing wednesday after her mother flew in to portland to go on a hiking trip with her and realized no one had seen her. schmidt is the daughter of a member of the utah based group the piano guys. >>> ontario, california, in ontario, a massive fire at a recycling plant. large clouds of black smoke filled the sky as the fire spread across some nearby train hurt. and the cause of that is under investigation. >>> and finally, a surprise guest in the white house press room. >> mr. president -- >> i feel very confident that clayton kershaw is a great pitcher but got too many sticks. >> no, that's not the president. it's actually actor bill murray rooting for the chicago cubs. he's at the white house to meet with the real president, murray center tomorrow. >> the real president is a white sox fan, we should say. >> apparently wearing cubs gear yesterday which is kind of weird -- >> for chicago. >> that's odd. >> south side, north side. >> it's not odd says the yankee fan who could never find had his heart to cheer for the mets. >> how is the we

. >>> the portland oregon fire chief says it's the worst building in the downtown area. it happened less than an hour after the construction called the utility to say it hit a gas line. amazingly no one was killed and handful of injuries were not life-threatening. >>> a 62-year-old new mom in spain has a message. it's never too late. lina alvarez showed off her baby girl as she was leaving the hospital. the announcement of her pregnancy touched off a fierce debate over there over whe ivf but alvarez who is a doctor is encouraging other older women to pursue their dreams of motherhood. >>> a few scary moments for a pilot when his landing gear failed and had to make an emergency landing at the oklahoma city airport without a front wheel. you can see the front of the plane tipped forward on the tarmac but the pilot was actually the only person in the plane and he was not hurt. football. tonight, the bears visit the packers in green bay. >> as for baseball, last night's highlights now from espn. >> good morning, america. kevin connors, nicole briscoe. half of the world serie

a gas explosion blew apart this building in downtown portland. the blast happened less than an hour after a construction crew called the utility to say it hit a gas line. amazingly, no one killed, and a handful of injuries that were not life threatening. >>> coming up, how you can own a piece of papal history. >> one of the modest fiats he cruises in. how much might it cost night's presidential debate, diving into each performance and where their campaigns go from here in this final stretch. >>> and you can dive into our behind the scenes pictures on instagram at abcwnn. you're watching abc's world news now. if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket m

portland trees are down. this house and outside the house and over 120,000 people without power at one point. winds gusting 60 miles an hour in the valley. 80 miles an hour on the coast and over 100 in the coast range. there it is speeding up a bit past seattle. western washington not as bad as western oregon but san francisco a number of fligts cancelled with winds to 40 miles an hour. that wind energy pouring down into southern california and in through another batch of rain. another half foot of rain expected across oregon and washington. and neal karlinsky with more on the storm. >> reporter: things were rocking and rolling for a time overnight bringing down lots of rain and trees, too. from portland to seattle a weekend of back to back rain and wind storms pummeled the pacific northwest. blew. like flames flew four feet out of the air and it all fell down and the power went out. >> in portland the sight of a crane swaying in the wind. that crane held up but the biggest problem repeated again and again, t

the tribute to the el faro has been unveiled in portland, maine. several crew members had ties to new england. right now, the ntsb is going over more than 26 hours of data recovered from the ship's data recorder. nichole: right now, authorities are investigating a suspicious destroyed after a one alarm fire at an abandoned water park. firefighters say one of it's buildings was engulfed in flames around midnight last night. no one was inside the building, and there were no injuries. witnesses saw the fire through the woods. >> i looked up the hill. the next thing you know, i was like, oh, my god, the woods are on fire. we called it in, watched everything escalate. nichole: firefighters it took hours to put out the flames. they say overgrown plants made it's unclear just how the fire started but it is suspicious. to peabody now, where one person was hurt when a car crashed into a home early this morning. this happened on central avenue and tremont street. the extent of the person's injuries are not known. the building inspector was called to look at