The Northwest's most notorious eco-activist,Tre Arrow will be released out of prison in 2010 or early. Arrow Tre, known as Michael Scarpitti was sentenced for 78 months in prison after seven years when he burned cement trucks in Portland and logging trucks in Eagle Creek informed Casey Montoya. Tre Arrow history goes back to 2000 when he protested agains destruction of the environment by climbing the outisde of the U.S. Courthouse in Portland. He stayed up there on a window ledge for days, surrounded by posters, supporters and the media. In 2001 he was burning trucks, he was almost caught, got feneral custody in Portland.

The sentence of 78 months will be reduced if he is qualifyed for "good time" meaning if he does not cause serios trouble in prison, he can have another 50 days per year reduction and by 2008 should be released thinks Casey Montoya.

After release he will be on probation for three years during which time he is supposed to pay restriction to to the Ross Island Sand and Gravel Company and the Schoppert Logging Company of more than 100,000 U.S. dollars.

The first reports from smoke sensors came at about 10 p.m and later night on Tuesday the fire was contained by about12:30 a.m. Some stubborn flames under an air conditioning unit burned for about an hour more. The smoke is said to have done more damage.

Firefighters have put out a fire that burned for more than three hours at the headquarters of computer maker Apple. Three fire alarms from the roof and second level were triggered on one of the six buildings on the company's northern California campus in Cupertino. Noone was injured reports Casey Montoya.

A militant ambush has killed three women, an American, a Canadian and an Irish national that were making part from a U.S. aid organization said Afghan officials and brought by Casey Montoya. The Logan provincedeputy counterterrorism director says the women's driver an afghan was also killed.