brooke returned home to oregon. she had a summer job in corvallis, about 30 miles from home, working at the oak park apartments, managed by her sister stephanie and stephanie's husband. and on monday, may 24th, 2004, she left the house where her sister jessica was getting ready for another day of seventh grade. >> she was kind of in a rush and walked out the door and left and about five minutes later she walked back in and she just yelled through the door, i love you. and walked out. and that was the last time i talked to her. >> by 9:00 a.m., brooke was at the apartments and an hour later hard at work. >> i could see through our apartment to the back window facing our patio and brooke was bending over filling up a bucket of water and that was the last time i saw her. >> at what point did you realize that she wasn't out there anymore? >> not until probably 1:00. i had fixed lunch for my children and for her, and she hadn't shown up. >> what starts going through your head when she doesn't come in for lunch? >> it's a

but, for proponents of the oregon model, the costs of inaction are greater. >> the truth is, the oregon solution works. and for states that are struggling with that issue, as many are, just to do the next band aid is no solution at all. you know, real solutions are required because lives and families are at stake. the stakes couldn't be higher. >> narrator: no one knows better what those stakes are than those who have been addicted to meth. >> i can look back and see the total devastation of all that i created, and the lives affected the houses that i destroyed. there's no coming back from that kind of... you know, you can't fix that. and as long as you're caught up in it, it's like a whirlpool. once you get caught in the current, you just go round and round, and pretty soon it just takes you under. and you've got to come through ⌟ij> next time on frontline... >> you could run a dead man for coroner, and he'd get elected. >> ...after the crime... >> they find what the police want them to find. >> ...after the mistakes.

>>> the marion county courthouse, salem, oregon, summer, 2009. scott cannon in prison for nearly 11 years for a triple murder, had a court date, a hearing on all the points raised in his appeal. a hearing that could end with him getting a new trial, or being sent back to prison for life. >> you think you'll ever get out of here? >> i'm confident i'm going to get out of here. i really am. too many things have happened to go my way at this point to slow it up. >> you think scott cannon's going to walk out of prison a free man like this is some kind of movie? >> i do. i don't even think we're going to have a trial. i think this case is that good. >> but cannon's son mathias who had grown from a young boy into a teenager filled with rage, wasn't so sure. >> you get kind of jaded to things, i guess, after awhile. i'll believe it when i see it. that sounds good. i'm just cautious optimism, i guess. >> family members of the three murder victims were in disbelief that they would soon find themselves back in a courtroom more than a decade after the killin

there's another slug of moisture raking all of oregon. the winds aren't quite as strong as yesterday, but we are just socked in with the warmer air mass moving in. a lot of the snow is being washed away in the greater portland area. the higher terrain is still getting significant snow out of this. the rainfall totals over the next 48 hours, very impressive. look at this. the reds here, that's as much as three to four to five inches of rain for the california/oregon coastline. that's why we'll be dealing with the flooding problems. most of the snow will be in the with temperatures there plenty cold for it. seattle on the cold side with snow showers. very stormy weather pattern, lynn, right into the weekend it looks like. a lot of people have their eyes on the football game in san francisco, too. outdoors. >> i'm sure we'll hear about that coming up later. bill, thanks so much. coming up, negative developments for eastman kodak. banks deliver their bottom line. and something sweet is happening in florida. your early morning business headlin

oregon wins 68-67. cardinal now 12 and three. >>> cal losing at oregon saint. and saint mary's beat san diego in college hoops this evening. >>> this is the third time this season he has twist the his ankle. and the doctors are all saying, hey, this guy's got to hit for a while, and yet the warriors want to get off to a good start. but he's got a bum ankle. >>> and paul westwall fired today as sacramento head coach. he didn't get along with a 19 year-old who was 6'9". i don't care how smart or your history, you can't teach 6'9". you got to get along with guys.

the fact is, oregon state and oregon are two of the teams, both have 10 wins. they are good basketball teams. >> here is something you don't see, probably ever. let alone every day. soccer in london. tim howard, the goalie to the other end and his kick winds up bounces overthe opposing goalie's head. hits perfectly. a strong wind was blowing and into the net. a goalie scoring a goal. fourth time it has ever happened over there. in the premier league soccer. by the way, that was the only goal his team was able to score as they lose 2-1. the warriors are ahead in san antonio where they lost 26 straight games and they signed nate robinson, dunk champ. that is the sporting life. >> that goal was incredible. >> fourth time that ever happened in that particular league. >> thank you. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we are always online on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. >> stay with us, during the gop primaries and on election day. click on the politics tabanid news for the latest election headlines. @@1

the author of an alternative to that legislation is senator ron wyden, a democrat of oregon, who joins us on "the communicators." senator wyden, first off, what are your issues with the protect and the sopa anti-piracy legislative pieces? >> guest: both of them are, essentially, using a bunker-buster bomb when what you need is a laser beam. look, there is no question that there are some bad actors out there. there are people who sell tainted viagra or fake roll lexes or movies they don't own, and as far as i'm concerned, you ought to handcuff them. but these bills go way, way beyond that and particularly they do a tremendous amount of damage to the architecture of the internet. i mean, basically, what they do is they turn web sites into web cops. i mean, basically, you'd have web sites trying to monitor enormous, you know, amounts of data. youtube alone gets, like, 24 hours of content, you know, every second. it would be impossible to monitor. nobody really even tries except for the chinese and the iranians. >> host: so saying that, that they go too far for you, what is your alternativ

. >>> at the rose bowl in pasadena, oregon and wisconsin, oregon down seven. not anymore. de'anthony thomas takes it up the middle. he's gone for the touchdown. 155 yards on the day. longest touchdown run in rose bowl history. we're tied at 14-14. fourth quarter, oregon down three. darron thomas rolls right. finds the back of the end zone. oregon back on top. nine seconds to go. wisconsin down seven. no time-outs. russell millson, 34 yards before he's upended at the 25. the clock stops with two seconds to go. wisconsin looking to spike the ball. but the umpire starts the clock before russell wilson can get off the snap. just like that, oregon wins its first bowl game for chip kelly. >>> that is your espn news update. i'm zubin mehenti. have a great day. >> bowl season, in full effect. love it. >> that's right. big ten. >>> coming up next, "the pulse" this morning. which pro athlete admits she doesn't like sports? >>> and divorce drama for deion sanders and his wife. both refusing to leave their mansion. is it big enough for the both of them? i had enough of feeling embarra

key moments in oregon's history. at treasures of the vault. >> complete unrelated and welcome to facebook. bill karins has a facebook page. >> about a decade late >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. russell brand may be losing a wife but reports say in doing so he could be gaining millions of dollars. brand told "new york" magazine he and katy perry had no prenup meaning under california law he is entitled to half her earnings which as much as $20 million. >>> a bio pic on the life of elton john is in the works and elton john is lobbying for justin timberlake to take on the lead role. >>> jilted 85-year-old fiancee hugh hefner says he will never marry again. >>> this summer, another royal wedding, aretha franklin announced she's marrying a long-time friend on monday. the 69-year-old joked, no, i am not pregnant. if you were doing a biopic, who would you have play you? >> play me? >> you, bill karins. >> someone very good looking and very funny. >> who? taylor lautner? >> not tay

a state of emergency in effect for four oregon counties going on at this hour. >>> and live pictures from italy today. that cruise ship remains stuck on the reef. new developments overnight on what rescuers plan to do with that ship in the coming hours. >>> also angela following that accident for you on highway 50. "good morning maryland" returns in just a bit. ♪ [ gasp ] [ mom ] my husband -- he thinks it's a 3-sheeter. i say 1-sheeter. bounty can clean the mess with less. [ female announcer ] in this lab demo, 1 sheet of bounty leaves this surface as clean as 2 sheets of the bargain brand. ♪ dance cooking? bring it. super durable. super absorbent. super clean. bounty the 1-sheet clean picker-upper. and try bounty napkins. >>> rising flood waters have forced residents in one oregon city to leave and kill two people in another. torrential rains in oregon swept away a car from a grocery store parking lot killing two people inside. at least four oregon counties right now in a state of emergency because of snow melt from this week's storm and the heavy rains. the water has people up

oregon, the final chance to win with 2:30. stanford up 2. oregon on the inbound. roberto nelson missing. stanford wins. 103-101, quadruple overtime. there you have it. that its a look at sports for the day. right now, the niners three point underdogs in their game. and tickets going for as much as $700. its it a date, you, me, $700 a ticket. >> no way, baby, i'm watching from home. >> i agree. >> let's check in with rob on the weather. it has been very dry. now, actually there is problems with it? >> yeah, going almost six weeks without major rain. now talk fire danger. offshore winds -- close to 70 degrees. and new records. and mountain view. and up to 70 degrees. and 60s elsewhere. bay area. right now temperatures interesting outside. we have 50s. we have 40s. even some 30s. look at the difference between san jose and gil roy. high, low temperatures. 59. 36, gilroy who is seeing offshore winds. mixing towards sea level. mild for now in the north bay. as the the wind start to back off with the dry air in place. we will very likely have some patchy frost in spots

oregon and wisconsin. another heisman finalist. that gave them a lead. ball, 164 yards and tied barry sander's single season record with 39 touchdowns. fourth quarter, oregon's darren thomas for an 11-yard score. ducks up four. two seconds left. wisconsin has a chance at one final play at the end zone. quarterback russell wilson tries to spike the ball. the clock runs out before he gets the spike down. they reviewed it. still in his hand. oregon wins 45-38. the teams combine for the highest scoring game in rose bowl history. oregon's first rose bowl title in 95 years. >>> and yesterday the nhl held the fifth annual winter classic. new york rangers and philadelphia flyers playing at citizens bank park in philly. instead of having me do the height lights, let's hand it off to the master, doc emerick. take it away. >> there's one! rebound, score! >> across, score! to the outside. score! again, here is rupp with it. rupp with a shot. he scores! there's a rebound, score briere against lundquist. save, lundquist! >> big stuff there by lundquist on the penalty

oregon oregon weest -- oregon went on to beat wisconsin. >>> to basketball now, the washington wizards still looking for their first win. they fell to the boston celtics last night 100-92 to drop to 0- 5. coach flip saunders was ejected less than two minutes into the game for arguing a noncall. wizards are the only winless team in the nba. >>> to hockey now and the caps

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we have rain for you early today, especially in oregon down to northern california. but as the front pushes to the south we'll see some foggy conditions early tomorrow morning. then we'll clear it out. we'll see a decent friday out there. definitely the heavier rains are today. if you're watching us on king-5 news in seattle, washington, in nearby auburn see sentimental photographs of people and their animals in the vick torn era at best friends at the white river valley museum. that's your pacific event of the day. >> love it. bill, thank you so much. here's a look at your early morning entertainment headlines. >>> a source told e! news going into the hospital, demi moore was, quote, acting like she was suffering from a seizure. tmz reports moore's hospital trip was brought on by inhaling nitrous oxide. sources say moore is addicted to one or more prescription drugs and that addiction led to the breakup with ashton kutcher. >>> elsewhere, elizabeth taylor auction mania continued at chris ty's on wednesday when a portrait that once hung in her living room sold for $2

free speech at oregon r.t. dot com we also have two you tube channels with links to both that thom hartmann dot com and this entire show can also be seen as a free video podcast on i tunes plus there's a free thom hartmann i phone and i pad up at the app store feel free to send us feedback at the following places twitter at tom underscore armin facebook at tom underscore armin or on our blogs message boards and telephone comment line at thom hartmann dot com and don't forget democracy begins with you get out there get active occupy something tag you're it. a web savvy use tempted by social networks to join the conflict in syria are finding themselves caught in the crossfire. solving a border dispute with cars will bring serbia closer to long desired a membership but is doing nothing to help the lives of local serbs and the disputed region and. this is the hugest recruitment for al qaida that we can do that anybody can do fear is the latest u.s. military scandal surrounding a video karalee showing american marin

they both live in portland, oregon. what are the followers of years on twitter? >> they do not use facebook a whole lot. they do not use twitter. my parents are not on there. >> how do you make a living? >> i am a business consultant. wikipedia it is a professional consideration for me in some ways. what i do is i help businesses and organizations figure out how to work constructively with wikipedia. a lot of my clients will have interesting wikipedia articles that are not very good or either they are under developed or they are may be over developed or someone has skewed them. i work with editors to gain consensus to fix that page. >> you had a word you used "constructive." what do you mean by that? we have enough experience to know that there's something on your wikipedia site, you cannot get it off. >> it is not easy. this is why i do what i do. as we know from the seigenthaler incident, we know what wikipedia says matters. maybe the simplest reason is because when you go to google, you go to any search engine and wikipedia will be returned as one of the top r

in washington state/oregon. >>brian: we could see a few sprinkles-the only-will be in sonoma, napa, north of the golden gate. clouds with the rest of the bay area. however, partial/mostly sunny and skies. here is midnight. the gray however, the clouds will increase towards morning. the sprinkles here, there, adopting the north bay. they would begin to depart by -- dotting the north bay. and not quite as warm as what we saw this weekend. we will continue to see high, thin clouds late 4:03 p.m. >>brian: no more freezing temperatures because of those clouds will create a blanket. mid-upper 30's in the north bay. 40s in the east bay valleys. a look at your 7 day around the bay but sunny, warm towards the end of the week. even at mid upper 60s. low 70s possibly. >>vicki: in the buzz, the sag awards marks the mid point. betty white, alec baldwin and jean dejardin for "the artist". and viola davis for 'the help'. etta james had a happy public memorial. it was an all-star tribute. 300 people gathered at the california c

triggering the worst flooding oregon has seen in a decade. and high winds buried these coastal homes with sand. >>> in tahoe, 2 to 3 inches of snow is left behind by the storm that moved through last night. that was enough for chain installers to get back to work. there were several weather related car accidents as well. more showers will linger tomorrow. dry weather is expected to return on tuesday. for a full look at our weather forecast, let's check in with elizabeth. >> rain, snow, we got it all coming. so yeah, what do we have to look forward to? right now we are dry. it's cruising out there right now. dry conditions across the bay area. can't find a rain drop out there. temperatures in the 40s. 45 in vallejo. and 40 degrees right now in napa. for tomorrow, we're going to climb up to the mid 50s, but yes, rain once again returns. we are seeing a dry break right now. rain, clouds, it could be windy. some points in the mid afternoon. so satellite and radar showing high pressure is in full effect. we are closely watching a low and it is sit

embarcadero and oregon expressway, construction cleared. both sides of 101, a great flow along the peninsula right there no. problems between 92 and the city itself. we'll get a look out there and see a live look, the bay bridge toll plaza, we should see a light volume. that's what we do. no problems down the east shore all the way around the berkeley curve. we have slowing through livermore kicking off at the alta mont pass. >> wells fargo offering concussion testing. a package was created because of new research on brain injuries to young athletes. the level of medical care offered in these packages has only been able to pros until now. wells fargo teaming up with sacramento's biggest medical providers to provide this unique and exclusive coverage. >> the oakland raiders could have a new head coach by the end of the week. reggie mckenzie says he expects to have an announcement by saturday. so far he's interviewed winston moss and dennis allen. espn says mckenzie will speak to allen again later this week, believed to be the first candidate

oregon's first congressional district is heavily democratic. the republican committee is investing $85,000 to support the campaign of rob cornelius. he's running against democrat suzanne bonamici. now democratic groups have spent more than a million dollars to try to hold onto the district. >>> for the most part occupy protesters in washington, d.c., have defied an order to leave two parks. the protesters were told they had to leave by yesterday. they've been demonstrating for months despite a no-camping rule. some left, but most did not. there have been no arrests so far. >>> i want to take you to the horrific chain reaction highway crash in florida. ten people were killed in sunday's pile-up, and it turns out the road had just been reopened following another serious accident. mark strassmann reports. >> reporter: one witness said it looked like the end of the world. for a full mile, 22 charred cars and trucks littered both sides of i-75. the emergency crews found the injured by following the sounds of screams. this photo of a curtain of smoke

special election in oregon. voting under way in florida and the caucuses this saturday in nevada. >>> on february 28th, the u.s. supreme court hearse the oral argument in mohammad, can case about the whether the torture victim protection act allows lawsuits by torture victims against organizations. you'll hear a caisse cited saturday. on radio. from 2004. the consolidated case, sosa and the united states petitioners, versus roberto alvarez and others. respondents. >> if i can use by way of example the individual who's the convicted killer in the cia killings, this is an inindividual who was arrested by fbi agents in pakistan in 1997. under the ninth circuit approach, obviously, this individual could not be arrested by fbi agents as a categorical matter. but under the approach of respondent, the federal governments would have to inquire specifically into the whether the government of pakistan consented to the arrest by fbi agents in pakistan in 1997. >> what the government and petitioner sosa want the court to be

heavy rain will fall on oregon and northern california with strong winds from oregon to wyoming. bitter cold is moving into the northern plains. rain will diminish from the carolinas to northern florida. >>> in sports a tale of two nba games in miami. the heat played without the injured dwyane wade and at first it was all san antonio by a half court buzzer beater giving the spurs a lead at the half. but in the third quarter, the heat took over. lebron james hit a series of three-pointers. he had 33 points for the night. chris bosh added 30 and the heat won it 120-98. >>> in salt lake city, paul milsaps scored 20 to lead the jazz to a win against the l.a. clippers. miles had a big night scoring 19. including a break away jam in the fourth quarter. it was all that jazz. 108-79. >>> in college hoops, a thriller in ann arbor. 20th ranked michigan hosting 9th ranked michigan state. it was a seesaw battle for much of the second half. with time running out, the spartans missed and the wolverines made a break that ended with a douglas lay-in. michigan hung on for the one-point win 60-59.

in women's, beat oregon state 67-60. led the cardinal with 33-16 and cal brew out oregon 90-67. jennifer brandon had 17 points and 19 rebounds for the bears. and finally, it's not a wrap. that's a kentucky freshman hitting from half court in front of over 24,000 fans to win $10,000. we'll be right back. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. the english language, with e interesting new words or >>> 2011 was an eventful year for the english language with interesting words, but according to the american dialect society, the word of the year was an old word that acquired new meaning. that word was occupy. it beat out charlie sheen's use of winning. tebowing. that term is what tim tebow does. humble brag, which refers to people who fake humility. and car da

he increases trent's bail $500,000. >> under oregon law, what mr. trent did after he knew he was going into custody is no different than if he would have tried to escape from the oregon state pen. >> trent is convicted of possession of a false police officer i.d. card and is sentenced to probation. but for his bold escape, he gets ten months in the slammer. >> he might not have gone to prison but for the fact he tried to run from the courtroom. i think it just goes to show people that you need to follow authority and you need to show respect to the court. and when you don't do that, you can end up with a harsher sentence than what you were originally charged with. >>> and from a bolt to a jolt. an earthquake rocks the judge penny show right in the middle of its taping. >> everybody relax, stay calm. >> all of a sudden, there was a rumble. you hear the stage manager say, "earthquake, get under the desk." >> july 29th, 2008. in los angeles, a magnitude 5.4 earthquake shakes one of the first tapings of a new courtroom television show called "family cou

the gentleman from oregon. mr. blumenauer: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. blumenauer: i appreciate, as always, the opportunity to exchange views with my good friend from wisconsin, the chair of the budget committee, with whom i've been pleased to work with on some items, occasionally, rarely we're opposed, but this is one of those areas where i do have some concerns. when i hear my friend talk about empty rhetoric and broken promises, i am reminded of what the republican agenda has been to this point in this congress -- debt, doubt and decline. debt, doubt and decline. well, i think that that's a pretty good assessment of what had been offered up by my good freppeds when they had an opportunity -- friends when they had an opportunity this last year to present their vision. they attempt to lay this off somehow on the senate, and we all have had our frustrations with the other body, but the fact is the problem that we face i

early 4th quarter oregon trails 38-35, darron thomas with the fake rolls right and finds tuana, lynch yards for the game winning touchdown. oregon defeats wisconsin 45-38. >>> interim coach tom bradley and penn state facing houston in the ticket city bowl. 2nd quarter houston leading 17- 7. keenan steps up and though. s to a wide open patrick edwards -- throws to a wide open patrick edwards. houston beats penn state 30-14 to finish the season 13-1. >>> look, folks, we're not done. when we return, we'll show you why flip saunders made an early exit against the celtics in beantown. flip was incensed! stay with us. d@ >>> welcome back. the wiz and celtics met tonight for the second time in two days. the wiz is the only winless team in the nba. early 1st half rashard lewis head fake, shot is blocked and a lot of contact and no foul was called. flip saunders loses it. runs out on the floor, two ts, ejected, 1:46 into the game. later 1st half javale mcgee on the steal, drives down the lane and dunks it, but he's called for taunting. that was john wall called for taunt. wizards led by 1 at t

oregon putting their space aged liquid metal helmets in the rose bowl against wisconsin. first quarter three seconds to go, oregon down 14-7 but not for long. thomas look at the speed. we did not speed this up. this is realtime. 91 yards for the touchdown. yeah. ends the quarter tied at 14. but thomas and the ducks weren't done. tied at 28, deanthony doing more damage and he goes in for a touchdown. his average yards per carry 77.5. two carries on the day for 155 yards and two scores. oregon wins 45-38. >>> to the thriller of the day, the bulldogs taking on michigan state in the outback bowl. spartans down 1-0 at halftime but they come back. 20 seconds to go in the game. bell punches it in. the extra point is good and in ot georgia need field goal to win it. they kneel at the 25. but this isn't a chip shot. a 42-yard field goal for blare walsh. he has 12 misses on the season and here's another. mark rick's decision backfires. so we go to triple offtime. the spartans hit their field goal. walsh on again for the game-tying 47 yarder and it's blocked. michigan state comes ba

steve hartman found this story "on the road" in corbett, oregon. >> reporter: on a high ridge above the columbia river just down from heaven you'll find an angel on a front end loader. woody davis is kind of a jack of all trades. and although he's never made much money at it, by all accounts he has earned his wings. >> he's the epitome of something dear. >> reporter: did he always get paid for everything you did? >> i wouldn't say that. >> you'd have to chase him down to pay him sometimes. >> i stuck it in his pocket. you can't hand it to him. >> it's uncommon. he's special, he's a gift that this community has had all these years. >> reporter: which is why folks here in corbett, oregon, are now going out of their way to thank woody for the thousands of good deeds he's done for them. >> this is the stacking crew. >> reporter: recently they all got together to cut and stack his firewood for winter. a couple guys fixed up his old pickup truck. someone even built him a beautiful wood box and invited the whole town to sign it. did you know how much the community cared for him? this is woody'

>> university of oregon was not a liberal place. i grew up in portland'. i drove liberal by default. i got to university of oregon and some of the assumptions i have felt by the wayside. i moved right. i was a conservative by oregon standards. my political views are right libertarian. they fit well with the magazine. it is still being published today. i became the editor of that. i've always been riding in some way or another, they're writing that, editing that. i went into writing blocks. by the middle of the last decade as wikipedia became a big deal, that was maybe the next step. >> i noticed on your personal summary page that articles have included tom peterson. that cannot be a more liberal organization. he was just profiled. >> i created his page as well. it is a several different locations. it is a restaurant and a community art space, a theater. it is a bookstore as well. it is run by an activist and member of the business community here. it happens to be that i have friends in common with him. they were interested in their being a page. i did some

the jet stream, well to our north, taking any rain or potential rain across the california and oregon border, leaving us high and dry for the foreseeable future. looks like this pattern will continue. the offshore breeze will weaken by tomorrow night, allowing a few more clouds to enter the bay area, and a slight chance of showers across the north bay, but i doubt if we'll see any measurable precipitation south of mendocino county. a few showers showing up off the southern oregon coast, but that's where it will likely stay through the week. so other than the fluctuation in temperatures, we're not expecting much in the way of weather. just an increase in cloud cover, as weak systems go by to our north and that will look more like low clouds and fog late night and early morning hours, with temperatures gradually cooling off. tomorrow, we'll look for mid to low 60s across the bay. mid to upper 60s out in the east bay locations and across the north bay. a little cooler than today, but nothing dramatic. that's just a gradual cooldown expected into and through the beginning of the week. ano

in the northwestern town of turner, oregon. oregon's governor surveyed the damage there and has declared a state of emergency. the high waters forced hundreds of people from their homes. >>> well, floods in oregon, winter storm in the midwest and possible thunderstorms in south carolina, where the polls have now been open for an hour and ten minutes. meteorologist reynolds wolf joins me now. lot going on across the country. it looks like winter has finally arrived. i mean chronologically it arrived december 21st. >> we have the chronological list we watch but nature will have its own way. this is the first blast of winter coming in through parts of the northeast and the pacific northwest. we mentioned, of course, the flooding but in the high elevations we're talking about not several inches of rain but several feet possibly of snowfall. great news for the rockies. as we make our way to the southeast, though, let's take this full for a moment. you're going to see the story is going to be primary the rain. gary, moments ago was t

oregon and wisconsin. in pasadena, california. here we go. whisk up 7. thomas, they call him black mamba. 91 yards strike to tie it up at 14. only had two touches in the game. chip kelly, first rose bowl win for oregon in 95 years. 45-38 the final. those are the top bowl games today. nfl, the rams fire steve spagnuolo as head coach. he drafted quarterback peyton manning. nba, warriors have three straight on the road. in phoenix hosted by the suns. steve nash, stephen curry. three-pointer. two point game. curry had 10 points. monta ellis had 18. steve nash, 29 points. warriors didn't have lee. 102-91, the sunrise in charge. national hockey league, not enough to hold the sharks in vancouver. tied 2-2. mitchell. takes the shot. looks like it is in. but the puck went in after time run out. no goal. goes to a shoot out. and michael, left side. that is it. sharks win it 3-2 and uncle vern is out of time. >>> good night everybody. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person

what we do is we actually -- tamale companies from all over the country from mississippi to oregon to texas and new mexico fly their tamales in to us, and during the month of november, we test over 100 tamales. and there are some people in the audience who tested all 100 tamales. the culinary art school helped us out with it. we narrowed it down to 25 tamales. we have a vegetarian/cheese category, traditional chicken, tradition nal pork/beef, a gourmet and a sweet dessert tamale. so what the people will be doing today, our judges, they'll be tasting five tamales in each of the five categories. so they're going to be getting really full, damian. >> we're tape in san pedro market in downtown san jose. it ooh tess first time we took it on the roads. we'll be speaking with the judges in a bit. we're going to introduce them to you. cheryl forberg is an author and nutritionist with the nbc show "biggest loser." cheryl perfo please welcome. she's an average golfer, shot a 100 par at the ranch. she was on the golf's channel's big break ireland. and final michael hool i han is with the bare fo

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. >> reporter: they once fished at klamath river as far as oregon. >> they were part of our life and culture. it's been unfortunate we have been denied the salmon the resources that have been part of our history and culture. >> historically you saw about a million salmon coming in there. >> reporter: but there are no salmon in the basin today because five separated dams keep them from getting there. the first is 190 miles from the pacific ocean. more than 10,000 ren have returned this year to breed and die. the only reason they keep coming back is because of a hatchery at the foot of dam where the fish are bred and released. >> to raise 6 million salmon our goal. >> it would give places for them to spawn naturally. the federal license to operate the dams are up. those renovations are expensive. it's estimated it will cost $300 million to tear down the dams and would be paid by rate pairs. >> instead a coalition of treibsz, landowners and local units have coming to an agreement, the dams should go. >> we concluded the settlement that is on the table that would lead to removal of the d

joining me now is oregon state representative jefferson smith is the founder of the bus project which will be talking about later and he's currently running for mayor of portland jefferson welcome. there had good to be here thanks for having me it's great to have you on i've read some of your work and seen some of your lectures it's a real honor to be able to talk to you tonight. so here we have as i said we have majorities of americans thinking that there are. you know strong conflicts between the rich and the poor we have massive inequality as exemplified by the numbers i just shared how does that happen in a democracy when we all have a say when we all can vote for our best interests should the majority be looked out for what happens. so first i want to acknowledge that it's not only a matter of opinion it's not only a talking point by one or another political candidate it's imperative it is not a matter of preference or ideology that we have the widest income gap since before world war two it's math i think it would take more than this conversation's it dissect the entirety of why