KPTV (Fox Portland) 10 p.m. news - 2008-06-03
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[0:00] Former OSU basketball [music] players
[0:01] trying out for the Blazers, but some
[0:03] fans say his image is a bad fit for the
[0:05] new and improved team.
[0:08] Behind bars, does the FBI have the
[0:10] waddling bandit in custody?
[0:13] A wild crash. What led this pickup to
[0:16] slam into a local car lot? But first, he
[0:19] said,
[0:20] >> "Tonight, I can stand here and say that
[0:23] I will be the Democratic nominee for the
[0:26] president of the United States of
[0:28] America." She said, "I will be making no
[0:31] decisions tonight."
[0:32] >> Barack Obama clinches the Democratic
[0:34] nomination for president, but Hillary
[0:36] Clinton [music] is not stepping aside.
[0:38] What it means for your vote 2008. First
[0:41] on Fox.
[0:43] >> Good evening. Thanks for joining us. I'm
[0:44] Shauna Parson
[0:45] >> and I'm Wayne Garcia. First on Fox
[0:47] tonight, Barack Obama claims victory as
[0:49] the Democratic nominee for president.
[0:51] But even with all the delegates lined up
[0:53] in his favor, Hillary Clinton is not
[0:54] officially backing out or backing down.
[0:57] But the numbers do tell the story. The
[0:59] candidate to clinch 2,118
[1:02] delegates becomes the party's nominee.
[1:04] And tonight, Barack Obama has 2,132
[1:08] compared to Hillary Clinton's 1,925.
[1:12] Tonight, Obama launched his campaign
[1:14] against Republican John McCain, but
[1:16] Clinton claims she is waiting for the
[1:18] next several days to plan her next move.
[1:21] KPTV's Jamie Wilson talked to local
[1:23] voters about this dramatic race, and
[1:25] she's live in Northeast Portland now
[1:26] with more. Jamie.
[1:27] >> Well, tonight the vice chair of the
[1:29] Democratic Party of Oregon, Frank Dixon,
[1:31] officially endorsed Barack Obama. And no