KATU

Oh, smart ideas.

Okay, we're gonna put these, uh, t- tips on our website at katu.com. Again, the book is titled, uh, Human Lie Detection and Body Language 101.

Vanessa Van Edwards.

Vanessa, thank you.

Thank you.

We'll have, uh, the rest of them [laughs] on our website at katu.com.

You were supposed to say, "They were really good tips."

They're really good tips.

Are you kidding? Great.

ODOT funding options analysis obtained by KATU lays out more than 50 existing new and conceptual funding options for the state's transportation system.

Some of the existing options included were already on the table when lawmakers attempted to pass a funding package in 2025.

That included a higher gas tax, increased vehicle registration and title fees, and an expansion of the road usage charge.

And best of all, it wouldn't cost that much more than a stick-built structure of similar size.

According to Art's daughter, Punky Scott, in an interview with KATU-TV Channel 2 News, the scheme he developed remained just a scheme until someone put money on the line.

At his birthday party, he shared his vision of a bomber gas station with a friend who laughingly told him he was dreaming.

Art promptly put up a $5 bet, which was just as promptly accepted, and just like that, the whole crazy dream was turned into a serious plan.

And the detectives say they don't believe there's any danger to the public at this point.

But they did find, and this is according to the ABC affiliate KATU, they found it is likely that this Benjamin Parker lived at the property in Hillside, this is in Washington County, with four other people.

They did not find a criminal history for Parker in the state of Oregon.

He had a minor criminal record from Rhode Island for driving with a suspended license about a year ago and allegedly possessing a stolen motor vehicle part or parts about a dozen years ago.