could they move into oregon? usa today reported on tuesday that mcelwain would be intrigued to leave. well, that's not to night mcelwain squashed all of those rumors. >> new -- no, i haven't heard from oregon. but i have a heck of a job. this is the university of florida and we are playing in what they call the sec championship game so it really has not crossed my mind. >> so is the thought of leaving crossed the mind of willie tagger? he has not commented publicly on scott frost is some of the names linked to the oregon ducks. according to fox sports willie tagger is the leading candidate for the oregon job. this is no surprise. last year tagger reportedly interviewed at south carolina. he has 7 years of head coaching experience under his belt. he turned around a prom at usf in back to back years. he coached them to a season. he's in the mix for my big head coaching job available. his resume speaks for itself so don't be surprised if you see him leave, however he has family roots in the area and could have many

and interestingly, the oregon law was actually considered by the united states supreme court becauseu! then attorney general ash kroft was trying to prosecute both pharmacies and physicians who were participating and that's the zv magic, participating -- who are participating under the oregon law. and the supreme court determined that the controlled÷ú substance act could not be used to delegit mate a state standard of health care, kind of a states right issue. i dent think the supreme court was interested in commenting on the substance of the law. but that kind of got it interesting. followed by that, was washington, also voter initiative, that took effect in 2009. vermont, 2013 andu! that was actually through legislation and the governor actually made the issue part of his campaign platform before thezv 2012 election. that was noteworthy. montana very interestingly, has this right under case law and you might disagree with the statement, but the court case says there's little difference between removing life support and taking aid and dying drugs. i think there areu! people who wou

. >> reporter: in oregon there are more fir trees than people for now but according to the usda, oregon christmas tree growers cut and sold 4.7 million trees in 2015. down 26% from 2010. it's been tough for oregon farmers like john. >> christmas tree industry it's been tough the last few years. prices have been suppressed so a lot of farmers in oregon are struggling not putting in many trees into the ground and our trees take nine to eleven years to grow. >> reporter: he just got more trees delivered from oregon today. he said he saw the shortage coming. did you know that in a few years it would be tight? >> i had an idea. i have been kind of forewarned that things would get tighter because a to a lot of tree growers got out of the business. >> reporter: farmers have turned fields into other commodities that they can turn quicker than trees which take 10 years to grow. >> grapes, hazelnuts, other things. >> reporter: things that are now legal in california? >> correct. >> reporter: he says he bought trees in bulk this season. whole fields of trees. he says he hopes this isn't a dying in

the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. wyden: i ask unanimous consent to speak as if in morning business and i would ask unanimous consent, mr. president, that our distinguished colleague from colorado, senator bennet, follow me. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. wyden: mr. president, right now this evening hundreds of thousands of vulnerable youngsters across america are living in foster care, separated from family and growing up in a constant struggle instead of in a loving home. for years this body has worked on a bipartisan basis to come up with an alternative. we call it the family first legislation in order to give new hope to our youngsters. i'm particularly grateful to senator bennet because he and i have teamed up on this. our colleagues on the other side of the aisle, chairman hatch, kevin brady, the chairman of the ways and means committee, congressman buchanan, we have had a bipartisan phalanx working for this. and now in the waning moments of this congress, after the legislation

texas and lsu and oregon have openings. texas filled a big with with -- vacancy. may we see florida' message message -- mc elwain. usa that mcem-wayne would be intrigued on the ofd leaving for the ducks. that won't happen. mc elwain squashed those rumors tonight. >> no i vent -- haven't heard from oregon but i have a heck of i job. this is the university of florida and we're playing in what they call the sec championship game. so it really hasn't crossed my for oregon has crossed the mind of attack -- tag earth. he hasn't commented. he is among inform -- some of the names rumored to be linked to the oregon ducks. fox sports is reporting that tag earth is -- taggert is a leading candidate. he reportedly interviewed at south carolina. taggert he turned are not not he also coached the team to a ten win season. he starved -- deserves to be in the mix for a major head coaching job. don't be smuts -- surprised if he leaves, but he has roots here in the bay area and he has many skilled players returning next year. those could be two good reasons to say. he got offensive

the presiding officer: the senator oregon. mr. merkley: i ask unanimous consent to lift the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. merkley: thank you. i am rising to share a few thoughts on the water resources development act. that is bill that has a number of water projects across america, that will in general work to make many communitie co' economies work far better. these are widely distributed across the country. they are widely needed. and it was worked out through tremendous amount of effort on the senate side and on the house side. and there are projects certainly there that i have naught for that will -- that i have fought for that will be of assistance on the colombia river and to the tribes that are affected by the dams on the columbia river, and the wifia act. so all of that is very good. but i have real concerns about a provision that was air sh dropped into the -- that was airdropped into the conference. it is not just a little one-extension rider. this is 90 pages. 90 pages called the california

jon tritsch: and for fans from places like idaho..montana and oregon.. (joe dobson/fan from idaho: "it's my world series if you will, in a lot of different venues. it's kind of our annual convention and we come down here too.") (jake and blair taylor: "from a small town in eastern oregon and we probably bring 100 people- which is probably 20 percent of our total.") jon tritsch: (the nfr year. 300 consecutive sell-outs and counting suggests it's working. reporting from the thomas & mack center, jon tritsch, 8 sports now.) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> mall of america is making history this holiday season... ((demetria obilor)) >> later we hear from the first black santa spreading cheer to the twin cities. ((kirsten joyce)) >> but first... parents continue their fight against turning one middle school into a charter. the latest fight straight ahead./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, demetria ((demetria obilor)) >>> new this morning... a trio of suspected thieves are now behind bars after retail ring of theft in the valley. police

jim kelly eud to coach at oregon. -- used to coach at oregon. let the rumors begin. let it roll. the 49ers get ready for their game in chicago sunday. they are in central florida getting ready for the bears. kelly had a 46 and seven record although the national championship ee champ eluded him -- eluded him. >> are you saying here? >> yes. are we done with that? >> did oregon try to talk to you? >> no the only team we are talking about is the bears. >> you cannot blame the guy for being tired of that line of questioning. hopefully it will end soon but as long athe vacancy is there, it will -- as long as the vacancy is there, it will persist. >>> when derek carr injured his pinky. everything changed. they are playing the bills in oakland. he is tired of being asked the health of his pinkie. >> how is the finger. >> it's great, thank you for asking. >> how is your grip. >> it's great. how is yours? >> is it okay. >> it's doing great. thank you for asking. >> they tried everything. they tried everything but that's just him. he is polite. you can ask him that 100 times, he will give

and in oregon -- avalanches forced authorities to shut down a highway. oregon state police say u-s 20 is closed in both directions near the hoodoo ski area. officials are working on cleaning up the mess. the first avalanche measured 150-feet wide - yesterday afternoon. another hit in the same area a short time later. no injuries have been reported. and frigid conditions in eugene, oregon causing trees to topple forming on the limbs and weighing them down...and causing them to fall on power lines. officials reported about 11-thousand people without power last night. toss to rob high pressure is moving over our area today with some very cold air. a wind chill advisory continues until 10am with wind chills likely in the -10 to -25 stay in the single digits with sub-zero wind chills all day long. we do start warming overnight as a low moves our way. we get into the low 20s for friday but that comes along with some snow. we could see 6-9 of snow friday and friday night. snow should wind down early saturday but an additional sunny, blustery and bitter cold. hi

market which is a local market here in the 300 block of oregon avenue. now, police think that the thief stalked her as he circled the parking lot then watched as she put her purse in the passenger side seat while she's putting groceries in the trunk of her vehicle, that's when the thief strikes going into the passenger sized her car grabbing her purse. she gives chase. he jumps into his vehicle and the victim tries to stop him. you can see her holding onto his vehicle. she is dragged several feet before she falls offer. now, this all happened three weeks ago on november 27th but they're just releasing the video yesterday. police describe the suspect's vehicle as distinctive because of the air vents on the front door and the also the tail pipe. they say it is a late model to itota highlander. when so many people are putting packages into their cars they want to make sure they're aware around them. police also suggest you do not run after somebody that steals your purse. again that woman is okay but police are strongly suggesting you do not do that. if you

and an unlikely story of gentrification in portland, oregon next on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us. there have been new arrests in this week's berlin christmas market truck attack that killed 12 people and injured 56 others. today, police in tunisia arrested the nephew of accused attacker anis amri and two other suspected militants. tunisia's interior ministry says a

on the senator from oregon. like you said, we can sit here. i think that we've all had -- and we still have so much respect and great appreciation and all that. and with that being said, we have come to an impasse that if we cannot get the house, with the help of our senate colleagues on both sides, on both sides to get to agree to a permanent long-term fix and a solution for the miners health care -- and senator, i would say that we took off the pension. you heard me say that. we took the pensions off of that. if we did not do that, if we would not do that, we thought we had a way to move forward. we thought we had a way to move forward. and with that being said, we stand here today objecting to things that we all like to move forward on. we would all like to move forward on. and it pains all of us. it pains all of us to be in this position. hopefully y'all can help us talking to the house, talking to the house that basically they'll come to their senses and hopefully take care of this. so for that reason, until we have the long-term solution

she was shopping here at the oregon market. now, a loft people even if they don't shop here they know this place, famous for its large asian characters above the neon oregon market sign. they're selling christmas trees across the street, in front of the wells fargo center. this is a busy place and busy time. it is thanksgiving weekend. it is sunday at lunch hour. remember, everybody's out shopping for "black friday", to the right of us toys "r" us. so the place is packed. this guy figures what better place than to find a victim when everybody's out shopping, so he finds this innocent old lady. she put her purse in her passenger seat, shuts the passenger door, starts loading her grocery and her back tailgate of her suv when she sees this guy who had parked, got out, sees her put her purse in there, opens her passenger door, takes her purse, runs into his waiting suv and guess what she does? she runs after him, tries to run back, get her purse back, she get dragged until she let go. and he takes off. >> were you worried about get

at how we will tackle the issue we haven't oregon. or million people in oregon. we have got great sheriffs and great law enforcement. we also have sheriffs like the the collegeating shooting which haven't over 14 months ago now. hook, i you know, sandy am not sure if that really happened or not. really? i know people who live there. the sheriff never went to the crime scene that day. never went. do you know where the report is? neither do we. in over 14 months, he has not finished that report. he testified against our background checks bill. you go to a sheriff and he is like, don't worry, little lady. buy yourself a gun. that will save your life. exactly. we need to make sure we have enforcement talking to these people and saying, look, this is the law for a reason. enforcement talking to these people and saying,we haven violence in three to five years. a lot of it is from daniel webster, put it all together it is on our website and well-documented. three basic ideas. increase standards for gun ownership. now you get a misdemeanor for domestic violence and you c

the 33 stars represent oregon's place as our 33rd state. but the most interesting elements may be the while the other is an american merchant ship arriving. they symbolize the transfer of power from british rule to american independence. above it all, the american eagle protectively spreads its wings. and as randy said, oregon state animal, the beaver, gets one whole side of the flag to itself. no other american animal can make that claim. with flag facts, i'm eric. ishi- if you ever intend to go fhales, don't do it in ohio. state law says you can't. geography also says you can't. that's because the nearest ocean is almost 600 miles away. and while ohio does border lake erie, there are no whales on lake erie. to think that ohio lawmakers would pass such a weird law - babe ruth made home runs famous in the early 1920s. but another person who contributed to that was jimmy fox. fox lived the american league at home runs four times during his career. and also won the 1933 triple crown. his 534 home runs currently rank 17th on the all time home

the same storm expected to dump rain on us later today has already hit parts of oregon. the mess that it's leaving behind. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, loved one's by christmas. >>> today marks the last day you can send your christmas presents by usps ground delivery and get them to loved ones on time. one san jose post office says the busiest day will be monday. it believes some 7 million pieces of mail will come through its doors. meanwhile, private companies like u.p.s. are getting extra resourceful by making deliveries through u- haul trucks to handle the boost in mail. >> more and more people are buying online and until somebody figures out how to email a sweater, we'll deliver it. >> people in concord called 911 after seeing these truck make deliveries but legitimate delivery trucks will have department of transportation placards on their doors. u.p.s. is looking to hire seasonal workers to get the deliveries out. they are planning to add 95,000 additional workers through january. u.p.s. says some of these could be permanent jobs. last year 37% of those hired during the holiday

in oregon, of the 225,000 automatic registrations, just 100,000 people actually voted. it was just another tweet from the president-elect this one , targeting boeing, after the boeing ceo alluded to trump's stance on free global trade. following a speech in chicago, dennis muilenberg said anyone who paid attention to the recent campaigns realizes that one of the overarching themes was apprehension aboutre trade. trump's response? maybe cancel boeing's air force one contract. mr. trump: i think it is ridiculous. >> the result? boeing's stock fell by nearly $2 as share and then bounced back. the current air force one planes are more than 25 years old. despite their high-tech interiors, the planes break down more frequently for maintenance, because their parts are obsolete. the new boeing version is a 747-8, with the tail height of a six-story building. the four-engine plane has to safety, and security requirements. the air force has budgeted $2.7 billion for two planes. but experts estimate an additional $1 billion could be added for manufacturing costs. the pentagon says

sean: several other school districts in oregon have similar policies. erin: turning now to sports the celtics hosted the pistons at t.d. garden last night. putting the c's up by three. then, isaiah thomas did a drive and a nifty reverse layup. he scored 27 points in the game. in the end, detroit went on to win it 121-114. they out-rebounded boston by 18. the celtics host sacramento tomorrow. sean: a few of the patriot's key offensive players did not participate in practice yesterday. tom brady, rob gronkowski, martellus bennett, and julien the most serious is gronk, who has missed two games with a back injury. the rest of the team was on the field, getting ready to host the los angeles rams on sunday. the rams are 4-7 this year. so the pats are heavily favored, by almost two touchdowns. erin: good luck to the souhegan girls cross country team. they are in oregon this morning gearing up to compete in the nike-cross national meet against 22 other top teams from around the country. souhegan finished second at the new england cross country meet, and then fi

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jon tritsch: and for fans from places like idaho..montana and oregon.. (joe dobson/fan from idaho: "it's my world series if you will, in a lot of different venues. it's kind of our annual convention and we come down here too.") (jake and blair taylor: "from a small town in eastern oregon and we probably bring 100 people- which is probably 20 percent of our total.") jon tritsch: (the nfr wants to make this event more fan-friendly every year. suggests it's working. reporting from the thomas & mack center, jon tritsch, 8 sports now.) ((chris maathuis)) >> coming up in sports... we'll show ya who had a few impressive rides among the 120 cowboys and cowgirls all looking for a piece of the 10 million dollar purse. --denise ((denise valdez)) >>> not only are rodeo fans in vegas this week, but so are nascar fans. many of them lined the las vegas strip for a unique vt later to tell us about a new nascar title sponsor. >> but first... a warning for android users. more than 100 instances of cyberattacks have been found on the platform recently... but there is a sim

blumenauer of oregon. mr. blumenauer: i appreciate the gentleman's courtesy in permitting me to speak this evening and for your thoughtfulness in organizing this conversation and inviting other colleagues to come forward. it is important to be able to put a human face ol an issue at gets lost in the rhetoric and people of different religions, people who would be at risk to deportation to maybe having a registry, maybe having denial based on people's religion or what the perceived religion might be. has sent shock waves. but it's nothing compared to what i have experienced in the days immediately after the election. people who were apprehensive and concerned are terrified. children unsure about whether parents will be there when they come home from school, people who are concerned about whether they will be able to have employment and it's not just people who may not have the documents in order. this touches millions of americans who are part of extended families, who are part of families in the workplace. i wa

. >>> living in oregon, daddy james and baby chick, riding around on her little mini bike, with training wheels, which i absolutely love. the baby chick is doing some timed trials, racing around. dad, james, there timing her. she's doing pretty darn good. chbl i love this. i love seeing her >> she's very well protected. the works. but baby chick starts getting a little too confident. >> brake, brake, brake!

peer and i am from portland, or let -- oregon. chicago, but i have lived in the portland oregon area for 22 years. 1990 nine, there was the columbine shooting and so many shootings in between. in 2000 on a day that happens rarely because it was leap day. a little boy got his uncle puff's. founded at the home. he took it to school and he shot to death a six-year-old. at the time, she was the youngest victim of a school shooting until sandy hook. thinking, how can this be happening? i have a degree in science. i will figure it out and we will look at statistics. i looked and i thought, people, if they only knew what the statistics were, they would understand. that is incredibly naive and i know that is not the case. and i amking through thinking, what can i do, and i was looking through a magazine and there was an advertisement for the million mile march. and i said, that is what i will do. cease-fire oregon has been around since 1994 as a c3 and c4 then actuallyd started a year ago. we have been working for a long before sandy hook

oregon diner. and this was not a middle of the night isolated area attack. >> this was middle of the day. look at the surveillance, busy grocery store parking lot, close to the doors, two sundays ago, that's thanksgiving weekends. 12:30 lunch hour. police put out this surveillance first showing the thief's suv, highlander gray, circled distinctive side events and chrome tail pipes. cruised around the lot looking for a victim, older helpless woman. watch her as she puts her purse safely into the front passenger seat first, shuts that door, you think that would be the smart move, right? then goes to the back, and starts loading her groceries. then she sees him go into her door, grab her purse, and run to his suv and she chases him. then holds onto his door trying to open it and she gets dragged across the pavement until she finally lets go and tumbles. dave schratwieser talked to her last night and her daughter helps with the translation. >> did you see him at all? >> no. i don't see him. >> when wer

after shopping at the oregon market here on the 300 block of oregon avenue. now, police think that the thief stalked her in the parking lot as he circled around then watched as she put her purse in the passenger side seat of her vehicle. while she's putting the groceries in the trunk of her vehicle, that's when the thief strikes and gets her purse out of the passenger side. she chases the thief. he gets into the vehicle. and she's dragged several feet. this happened about three weeks ago on november 27th but police are just able to release the video yesterday. police describe the suspect's vehicle as having distincte air pipes. police disare your watch people from going after thieves in those instances but they want to find out who this is and remind people if you have any information you are urged to contact 215-686-tips. reporting live in south philadelphia, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> annie, thanks. >>> president-elect trump is taking a day off from his thank you tour hold more meetings include wind gust north carolina governor

see the moisture from the left bottom of the screen all the way from northern california and southern oregon. snow in the mountain west. it will continue and shift a little further to the south. went north and now it's going to drift to the south. we'll pick up pretty significant rain. this is in addition through friday. 6.2 million people are under the flash flood watch. northern california and southwest locally up to ten inches. after this we're going to watch this storm going across the country coast to coast as a snowstorm. that wilbe prettyl it looks lik make it up to portland and astoria. that's about it. getting into the northwest. we'll show you the snowfall map coming up, frances. this will be the first coast to coast snowfall of the season. bill, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, fireworks between arguing attorneys in the bill cosby courtroom, plus the young afghan boy who gets the meeting of a lifetime. introducing, new olay eyes. eyes shouldn't show your age, they should express how you feel. new olay eyes collection treats every eye concern. lift depuff brighten smooth or ult

return >> gary:yesterday oregon fired head football coach mark helfrich after a 4-8 season helfrich spent 4 seasons as the ducks head coachleading them to the national championchip game only two seasons ago >> gary:but today the talk was about the man he suceeded at oregon current 49ers head coach chip kelly who was the ducks head compiling a 46-7 record 4 national championship game appearance >> gary:today when asked if he may be returning to oregon kelly repeated what he has previously said "no way" >> gary:the first place raiders are getting ready to face the >> gary:bills at colliseum. >> gary:the biggest question entering week 13 is the status of derek carr's finger. last sunday against the panthers he dislocated his right pinky in the third quarter. >> gary:today he said his finger is doing fine and doesn't have any limitations. he's ready to play this sunday. carr and the raiders will welcome former teammate and host lorenzo alexander >> gary:after leaving oakland last year. he's become of the best pass rushers in the league with ten sacks. here's carr and jack del rio talking abou

that's off 101 in between embarcadero and oregon expressway. firefighters thought someone g >>> welcome back. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on nbc bay area. >> let's start with a live look in palo alto. a home broke out in flames about 5:00 this morning. firefighters were able to get the blaze under control about an hour ago. >> we have video of the scene. the house is on the 2100 block of lewis road. here is the scene about an hour ago when it was still on fire. the house is off 101 between embarcadero and oregon expressway. firefighters at the time thought someone might have been trapped inside the home. fortunately the homeowner was able to escape safely. >>> other news happening this morning, russian president vladimir putin is condemning a new round of u.s. sanctions against russia, but within the last couple hours, he announced moscow will not be retaliating by expelling american diplomats. his foreign minister promised to do just that. president obama is striking back against russia for its role in hacking u.s. c

in portland, oregon, the sidewalks covered with ice. part of that major system quickly moving eastward. and what's now coming this weekend? here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, a relentless winter assault. the great lakes getting pummeled with high winds, even lighting and thunder snow. >> pretty bad visibility. >> reporter: cars sliding off the roads in jordan, new york. in jamestown, we found driver bob west struggling with the conditions. >> i've never put one in the ditch yet. it's the people around me that scare me. >> reporter: this truck flipping over on interstate 90. the scene of more than 100 wrecked vehicles in the last 24 hours on that interstate. a 70-car pileup in erie, pennsylvania. rescue crews racing to pick people out. this was the view from inside. and 50 cars crashed just west of there in ohio. 20 injured, 3 seriously. and shut down the highway for nearly 15 hours. now, a new storm in the west turning places like portland, oregon, into skating rinks. this woman struggling just to stay on her feet on icy pav

. >> hear whether in oregon where snow caused several crashes and stranded high school student. we will hear from them coming up. >>> and the flyers are on the road in, colorado, we will tell if you they kept their winning streak alive. >> ♪ >> it is cold outside. >> do you think. >> here's something, interesting, 32 degrees. it is 32 degrees outside center city philadelphia but katie says it will be cooler. >> oh, high. >> cooler, then ever that. >> yes. >> well, that means baby, baby, baby, it's going to get cold outside. >> baby, it's cold outside. >> you bet. >>> welcome back everyone "eyewitness news" cameras were out overnight in center city where snow was falling. this is was the scene around midnight on broad street. not the snow but the arctic cold, that really impacting us. katie's putting finishing touches on her forecast, she's typing away over there like a crazy person, we will see it in just a minute. >>> well, a rare snowstorm hits portland, oregon bringing the city to a halt. >> how about 4 inches of snow, fell yesterday afternoon catching many people off guard

300 block of oregon avenue. police think that the thief stalked her as he circled the parking lot then watched as she put her purse in the passenger seat of her car while she's putting the groceries in the trunk that is when police say the thief struck, got her purse out of the passenger side and then she chased him. he jumped into his vehicle and then the -- victim stopped him and she was dragged before she fell off the car. this happened three weeks ago. police just released the video yesterday. they describe the suspect's vehicle as distinctive. they say there's a late model toyota highlander. now back out here live the woman was not seriously injured and police say that they do discourage people from going after thieves because they don't know if they could be armed or not. if you have any information about who this could be you're urged to call 686-tips. reporting live in south philadelphia, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> annie i'm glad she wasn't more seriously hurt. >>> we are lea

he says he has not heard plans about the coaching position next season. >>> things are heating up in oregon and it's always hot in fcc championship and check out that game here on saturday. we're fired up and we want to see those coaches stay here in florida. >> yeah, but you have to pay. >> that's what makes the world go around. >> show me the money, we'll be right back. = >>> tonight the season is here when you see this, at rockefeller center. the tree all lit up, thousands gathered to watch the lights come on. if you hope to see it in person, it will be on display in the jan seventh. mill into lumber for habitat for humanity. it was first put up in 1931 and the first official lighting in 1933. >> it is packed. >> i grew up there. >> do they still have the skating rink? >> yeah, and apparently i love in florida now and it's beautiful all year round. >> [ laughter ] well, i never shop without a list. and at publix what's heis also happens to be what's on sale. stuff you actually want... on sale! isn't that something? that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? ca our gigantic meatball topp

so basically between western and oregon avenue. when we're looking at travel times, right now 66 inbound looking pretty good, so no major problems there. 95 north quantico to the beltway is slow especially through the woodbridge area. no reports of any major problems right now. 270 southbound is okay and top of the beltway hanging on there just fine, 54 miles per hour. going to take you ten minnesot . >>> new accusations this morning that russia helped and a by start son group of lawmakers is promising to take action. >>> staying safe while you shop, the four things you need to know before you stand in line or go online. gla and we are just a short time away from the first award nomination of the season. who is expected to pick up a >>> a chance for freezing rain up at the border. >> and p how will the rain affect your commute? i'll have a live report coming up. >>> new allegations against one of the country's biggest banks. the latest scandal to hit wells fargo. >>> another twist in the trump transition. what the president-elect i

coming up on "daybreak" -- a controversial move by a school district in oregon. kids believe in santa. they should be able to celebrate that. sean: find out why the district decided to ban teachers from using santa decorations in their classrooms. erin: plus two, turtle doves, five golden rings -- we'll take a look at what the gifts in "the 12 days of christmas" would cost you today. kevin: as the rainfall ends, we get one last mild day before avid goodwill shoppers spend years honing the skills they need to find the choicest merchandise. note the hair worn up -- maximizes peripheral vision. no jacket -- cuts dressing room time, reduces zero-dynamic drag. stockpiling -- the hallmark of a truly competetive shopper. to shop at goodwill, you need a cart. kevin: thursday morning temperatures are in the 40's. rainfall pulling away from the northern half of the state early this morning, while skies have been clearing in southern and southwestern areas. cooler air starts to rush of later this afternoon. we will have the details coming up. erin: well residents in the , s

support and industries that rivals the decline of production jobs here in oregon. women without college degrees are seeing middle wage job losses and the vast major you of judgment and have drown out of the work fours. how -- work force. how is that going to help. >> this could help a lot of people because if the shareholdded in america realize they're playing a higher texas on profits because they overpaying their ceos they can decide they're better off paying the troh crowes less and -- >> do young it makes sense for a ceo to make 300 times the typical worker base? you think any one person is worst 3line time -- >> they a decision must make. it's not up to you to tax the company. >> we use the tax code to promote certain behavior all the time -- how is that work naught portland. >> we have a home mortgage interest deduction which is intended to promote ohm e home owner scheyer. a charitiable deduction which is is intended to promote charitable contributions. this is to promote corporate behavior, to equate greater equality in our society. one reason donald trump

it is rumored that oregon was off also after the coach. sixers with no okafor, and no embiid. still had a chance to win the game. down by three, second left, goes for the tie, but can't get it to go down. the sixers go onto lose 96-91, their eighth straight lost, longest of the season. >> sixth straight, longest winning streak since 2011. that's sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. say more with kisses deluxe. , rack up here like the bagels, live look, the eastbound schuylkill at montgomery drive. i come through the stretch every morning, and this morning, definately light rain, and the ponds l. >> serving up roads here this morning, accident north on the 42 freeway approaching route 130, coming in toward philadelphia, amtrak doing track work today. so expect some delays on the paoli thorndale line because of the track work, but then i think across the board, expect some possible delays on all of the regional rai

to distribute court documents say an anonymous tipster was asked to wire money to frey's cousin in oregon police also saying they found various marijuana oils and over 12- hundred dollars in gerken's pocket when they were busted still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... time for a cattle call... one man found cows in an unusual place and.... eastern iowa cats in need of your help --------- --------- million android phones through illegitimate apps... those are apps not download advertising software that tracks users. it also installs other legitimate android phone apps google says it has blocked 150- thousand versions of the cyberattack-- we now have results of the first tets of automatic braking systems that are meant to stop when a person walks in front of them five different automakers you can see the cars halt immediately when a mannequin is pulled in front mazda receiving the highest score for brake time experts hope the new braking systems will help save lives one man wakes up to strange noises in his home...thinking there's an intruder what he found next was...interestin

when you look at the entire state of oregon. it's not thatmy frequent. the other really interesting for me as a long term care ÷ú÷úatto. i can explore why that is if we have time. vermont is a very small state. i think in the first year they collected data. there were maybe 20 some odd we expect california will open us and it will be -- much bigger part dialogue, we do expect x5jtáhu)s& go up. it's not being used willie nilly, it isn't relatively isolated thing, sti> i think it's important information to brain our discussion. you noted that you were seeing some friends at your practice @% and noted that many of the -- your clients are opting out of participating. can youhebplain a little bit about data. you seem to -- more inúslcular entities versus religious entities or a little bit of a mixed bag. >> it's a mixed bag and i'm always surprised. so let me start with the fact that, among the hospitals we're seeing that a number of hospitals and catholic hospitals are opting out. we've had a one secular opt out we've had a one secular opt out and

coach willy taggert ducking out to oregon? last night bruce feldman of fox sports called taggert a strong candidate to fill the ducks vacancy and tonight the plot thickens. according to usf, taggert is out of town on a recruiting trip. mean while it's reported tone dungy is the folks in oregon along with fleck, harson and greg schiano. scott frost who was an offensive coordinator at oregon said he is not a candidate. >>> meanwhile the bulls paid a visit to detroit tonight. troy holston triples. then later usf runs the pick sandwich, may i recommend the ruben? ruben with the slam. trojans rally in the 2nd half. there's a six-point game with 4 1/2 to play. geno thorp came through in the clutch scoring the bulls' last 20 points. he finished with a career high 22. south florida hangs on to beat troy 80-74. >> nice. >> bulls improve to 4-2 on the year. >> a ruben with some special sauce mike evans playing in the lightning game and did i hear guinness? >> there was a lot to follow in that sportscast. we'll be right back with your to

at the same time, we are flood watches out for much of california, even parts of oregon. this will be a wednesday through friday storm with really heavy mountain snow and up to a half foot of rainfall in california. so, today, it focuses in oregon and late thursy into friday, that rain gets all the way down into los angeles and southern california and likely cause pockets of flooding but it is debora patta reports from beirut. >> reporter: the situation was described by the united nations as a complete meltdown of humanity. the u.n. said they had evidence. some in their homes and others as they tried to run away. 11 women and 13 children were among them. activist abdul hamdo is in eastern aleppo. >> they are facing one most difficult or the most serious or the most horrible massacre that is in that history. >> reporter: for the injured, there is no medical help. this man desperately tries to put out the flames that have engulfed his body. the syrian military has now taken back aleppo and countless civilians have paid for this with their lives. saying now that aleppo is fu

tim: experts say the proposal comes up often in washington and in oregon. melinda: an oregon couple returned to the site of their first date, a mountain in the cascades. mount bachelor is where justin coats got down on one knee and proposed. they went for an early-morning hike after a fresh snowfall. cassie foster says she didn't see it coming. >> he started to getting down on kidding and i thought he was joking and than he pulled the ring out of his pocket and i was like, oh that's real. melinda: her fiance says he wanted to propose while dog something they enjoy in a spot that they'll return to often. now they're beginning to plan a wedding set for late next year. >> it is mount bachelor. tim: if you visit the milwaukee county zoo, you'll like this. the zoo will n b study by uw milwaukee, the zoo is estimated to have a $155 million impact on milwaukee, ozaukee, washington, and waukesha counties. the zoo says that total number represents money entering the local economy in 2016. there were an estimated 600 thousand visitors from outside the milwaukee area

daybreak o earthquake aftermath: the surprising results after a big one shook parts of california and oregon. plus, thoughts of an american pioneer: our local astronaut reflects on the life of john glenn.. how james lovell says glenn should be remembered. and taking a live look yesterday was cloudy, windy and cold with highs in the 20, winds gusting to 30 mph, wind chills in the single digitsnd flurries. winter is here! the overnight, but with lows in the teens, wind chills remain in the single digits. we get to enjoy more sunshine today under a partly cloudy sky, but it will be breezy and cold with highs in the low 20s, and a brisk wind to 15 mph. tonight is mostly cloudy and cold with lows in the teens still no reports of injuries or damage after an earthquake shook california and oregon yesterday morning.the epicenter of the six- point- in the ocean some 100-miles off the coast of ferndale.the quake prompted san francisco's public transit system to slow down as a precautionary measure. astronauts are part of a very small fraternity. one member of that exclusive group is jim lovell. we cau

bone chilling temperatures and white out conditions all of the way from oregon to new york. stranding drivers and grounding flights across the midwest. this is a school bus full of children inside there sliding out of control in an oregon neighborhood. >> look out, look out. >> i am sure the kids were scared. but no one was hurt. that's the good news. >> janice dean. the ugly sweater is off. >> the only reason it has green on it and i am on a green screen. one of these days we will explore the magic of green subpoena. anything that i wear is green is a map. >> i couldn't wear this dress, that is for sure. >> ugly sweaters are going to come up during fox & friends, so get your ugly on. windchills let's talk about it. it is dangerous across much of the country. northern tears the great lakes. minus teens single digits. you get the picture. we have a couple systems bringing wintery weather and possibility of severe weather across the country. here's the first system pushing across the great lakes. we have possibility of severe winds and even tornadoes tomorrow across the south.

is does deal with a siletz tribe in oregon. the original 1855 boundaries of their reservation. prohibits gaming and it is identical to a version h.r. 3211 that we dealt with in our committee. i think it is a good bill and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from the northern mariana islands is recognized. mr. sablan: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sablan: s. 817 will grant the confederated tribe of siletz in oregon to easily restore their tribal lands. the original lands were diminished by the federal government during the disastrous allotment and assimilation period of the late 1800's. thus the western oregon termination act terminated their federal status and eliminated their remaining land base all together. the tribe was rightly restored in 1977 but had problem re-acquiring their land base due to the nature of restoration. passage of this will address this issue so the tribe will no longer have to face delays in dealing with the department of i

. ♪ check it, one, like rubber dub dub ♪ ♪ got to give my cat a scrub >> this is a 30-year-old oregon rapper, and he loves cats. ♪ acting like they know me ♪ and it's getting coldy ♪ look sharp in that, i'm sorry, i gotta keep you clean ♪ ♪ ravioli please don't treat me mean ♪ >> this video features him and his cat ravioli taking a bath, a 24 carat by bruno mars and several videos featuring cats. he created an adopt-a-cat video for the oregon humane society. ♪ i'm about to dot the cat, got a bunch of cat love, no stopping that ♪ >> he has thousands of insta gram followers and folks are clicking away on his youtube videos and also got an commercial with the company brick. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, we got that flavor and we're going to save her ♪ ♪ better love your cat, told me do yourself a favor ♪ >> i can't knock the brother's hustle. if it works for you and getting checks keep it coming. ♪ everybody knows cat ladies drive my crazy ♪ ♪ and you're climbing on my hat, don't be lucky like that ♪ >>> drones have turned our world upside down and luke bannister ta

oregon stunned them, 89-87. they've won 34 straight at home. >>> the college football bowl season came to the bay area with indiana and utah squaring off in the foster farms bowl at levi's stadium. this is what they were playing for. despite a bad cold, utah's joe williams set a record with 222 yards rushing. the utes led 10-7 after one quarter. the hoosiers go in front as divine redding gets into the end zone. with 1:20 left, andy phillips kicks his fourth field goal of the night, a 27-yarder, utah beats indiana, 26-24, the utes have won 14 of their last 15 bowl games. >> prepared last the last few weeks. i had to go out there bike jordan did in '97. just leave it all out there. >> feels good to be back in the city i was born in. i'm excited to be back. i have family out here, be out here with my family. i should be able to win this with these guys, it's beyond words. >> with a chance to claim the afc west title and a first-round bye, the raiders are hoping matt mcgloin will lead them to victory on sunday. he's

most of those pictures are from around the eugene, oregon area. >> good morning. back to mornings on 2 thursday, december 15.>> good morning, heavy rain flooding and high tides headed our way. not so bad right now -- unless you are north -- right . >> if you can get out right now i think you will be all right. the bulk of the rain is coming in -- later . it may not make it until san jose -- it may not make it to san jose until later this afternoon. >> raymond has already had 2+ inches of rain. it is on its way. there is light wearing -- rain out in advance of it. >> there is some rain out there but really it is the wind . if you go right now i think he will be find. it is getting home that will really be tough. there is all sorts of warnings and watches. we have flood advisories for the burn area. we haven't had a tremendous amount of rain in long time and this one will provide brief heavy rain or continuous ring as it sets up over us. highs today will be in the low 60s. the winds is the big story. there will be gust over 50 and some of the higher elevations. keep