mid-afternoon brings the usual hustle and bustle to portland's downtown district. but things are about to get very unusual. watch carefully. >> it's very vivid because it's burned into your memory. >> reporter: burned is exactly what jeweler david margulis got the day architect jason shaw entered his store. >> he was very clean-cut. he was wearing a nice shirt and tie and jacket. >> reporter: like we're dressed? with money in his pocket and engagement on his mind, the ring-shopping romeo puts the staff at ease. >> he then said, "may i compare the two rings and see them both together?" >> reporter: but in an instant, he changes the rules of engagement from a potential suitor to stone-cold crook. >> he turns on his heels and just jumps off the stairway, running out the door. and i took one look, and knew what was going on and ran right after him. >> a crime alert now about a thief dressed so well he took his victims by surprise. >> reporter: tonight, we're taking you inside one of the country's most slick and daring robbery rings. a crew so meticulous, they even had

. >> portland plans to put panhandlers to work. they're about to launch a program that would pay them $10.68 for a public works project. they say one of the reasons they can't find work is their criminal records. another problem? their health. >> they are facing the obstacles of mental health issues and substance abuse issues. they're stuck. >> portland's program begins at the end of the done. there was one in albuquerque, and it runs two days a week. >> slippery conditions caused by ice. nothing new in minnesota, but it is an issue if you want to play basketball. the nba cancels last night's game between portland and minnesota because the court was too slick. temperatures in the 60s caused the ice surface arouunder the c to melt. that caused too much humidity in the arena. >> the court was sweating. >> it was, i guess. portland is going to have to make it there another time. >>> runners in texas could miss out on the boston marathon because of bad directions. the lead motorcycle made a wrong turn that cut nearly a mile off the cou

. >> portland plans to put panhandlers to work. they're about to launch a program that would pay them $10.68 for a public works project. they say one of the reasons they can't find work is their criminal records. another problem? their health. t of mental health issues and substance abuse issues. they're stuck. >> portland's program begins at the end of the done. there was one in albuquerque, and it runs two days a week. >> slippery conditions caused by ice. nothing new in minnesota, but it is an issue if you want to play basketball. the nba cancels last night's game between portland and minnesota because the court was too slick. temperatures in the 60s caused the ice surface arouunder the c to melt. that caused too much humidity in the arena. >> the court was sweating. >> it was, i guess. portland is going to have to make it there another time. >>> runners in texas could miss out on the boston marathon because of bad directions. the lead motorcycle made a wrong turn that cut nearly the course. now runners are worried their times t

steve patterson, nbc news, portland. >> bravo. that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday night. lester holt will be in tomorrow. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow and all week on msnbc. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. outside?" laughs runs 3 ==co. vo==right now atix. forming somepectacularsights ar >>> yes, you can go outside. right now at 6:00, some specta spectacular sights and strange sights as well. good evening everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> a very unusual day of weather that prompted a flood of videos into our news room which we really love. including this one. this taken in the backyard in palo alto. >> and we have live team coverage including snow in some places.

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same with portland and hartford. worcester area through central massachusetts, here is some aerial drone pictures from yesterday. amazing it can fly with the strong gusty winds we had and worcester picked 14 to 18 inches of snow. two days before the storm hit, we thought the big cities would have the high snow totals but the storm was a little closer to the coast. the other story is the miserable cleanup out there this morning. hopefully, you did a lot yesterday. windchills are in the single digits in new england and 19 as far south of atlanta. you get the picture. very cold eastern half of the country. still feels like the middle of winter. i know spring is only a couple of days away but it doesn't like we are getting any big warm-up any time soon. new york city, times square. still cleaning up. sleet was a real pain and heavy shoveling yesterday too. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. calcu... shall we initiate the restart sequence?

. >> marcharon en las sedes de portland, oregon, el joven de origen mexicano que fue detenido en su propia casa. >> en este centro de detenciÓn en washington, se encuentran detenido otros 2 jÓvenes por un delito menor uno de ellos es francisco rodrÍguez dominguez de 25 aÑos un dreamers quiÉn llegÓ al paÍs a los 5 aÑos Él fue detenido en su casa el domingo, por agentes del servicio de control de mÍniinmigraciÓn y ad. >> lo queremos muchÍsimo y me duele muchÍsimo. >> a esta iglesia pertenece francisco y asegura que trabajaba y voluntarios de la parroquia. >> muy comprometido con su comunidad y con la ayudar a otros con la iglesia con su familia. >> los dos jÓvenes fueron detenido s por el mismo cargo, conducir en estado de ebriedad. >> esta madre con tristeza plÁtica que su hijo gerardo de 21 aÑos llegÓ al paÍs casi cuando era un bebÉ que no renoÓo su estatus de dreamers en el 2014 que fue a la corte el juez para arreglar el delito menor pero que no le dieron tiempo. >> al abrir la primera puerta los agentes de inmigraciÓn lo arrestaron en ese momento. >> residentes de p

and it got the attention of school kids in portland. they drew pictures and wrote messages for the children in okuki. >> i want to meet with them and play with them. >> reporter: there are letterings and drawings sent along with the gates. the act of friendship and kindness came as a surprise. >> translator: i was so happy. it made me want to become their friend. >> reporter: the pictures and letters were very pretty. i want to send letters back to them. >> so they decided to do just that. they asked their teacher to help them translate the characters in their names into english. >> hope. >> hope. >> happiness. >> happiness. >> happiness. >> happiness. >> colorful. >> colorful. >> reporter: then they wrote their names in japanese together with what they mean. for many, it was their first time writing words in english. >> my name is kai. kai is happiness. >> my name is -- and that is colorful. >> okay. >> translator: i want to learn more english words because i want to be able to talk and have fun if i visit portland. >> reporter: the ch

it stretches from vancouver, seattle and portland down to hawaii. it's going to push high clouds over us from time to time. otherwise, get ready to see more of this rainbow of beautiful colors this morning from mount tamalpais. not only now but pretty much the entire seven-day forecast, milder nights and patchy fog we'll have to deal with but dry pattern until late next week. let's take a look at temperatures on the peninsula. 10 degree spread. pacifica at about 54 degrees. we've got 50 in hayward right now. also in concord and antioch, san jose at about 48. 44 right now in napa but remember we've got that thick fog, same thing in santa rosa with 43. here's the peninsula where it's going to be cool at the cost because of the extra cloud cover, 62 at half moon bay, pacifica at about 60 but you get on the peninsula side around the bay side, i should say, 67 in millbrae to low 70s for everybody else. down into the south bay where we have high clouds and sunshine. no coat needed here. the coolest we get is santa cruz and milpitas, 71 to gilroy at about

nicole: russell westbrook set the record that it wasn't enough to be the portland trail blazers. by the defense could lead to its final four dreams. nicole: good morning. 501-nanometer. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at was living in today's markets in the latest breaking news. lauren: health and human services secretary tom price and the republican bill to repeal and replace upon the care is only the first only the first step of the step of the three-part process to implement the gop health care plan an exclusive interview with hannity. secretary price same passage of the delegates followed by removing upon the curious rules and regulations. >> we've been working with numbers of hispanic and house comes decoders across the land about this piece of legislation. i think we've gotten to me pretty space-bar. this is a work in progress and continues to be so. nicole: house speaker paul ryan said the bill will attract the majority in the house. >> if we did not think the metabolic collapse and if collapse and leave everybody with that affordable health care. we are doing

we are looking for anywhere from portland all the way down to washington. heavy snow. still too early to give you accumulations, lester. but it looks very interesting for a major snowstorm on tuesday. >> all right. al roker, thanks very much. >>> the new jobs report is out. for the first full month of the trump administration. and it's stronger than expected. the economy adding 235,000 jobs last month. and the unemployment rate ticking down to 4.7%. the white house touted the numbers today, though during the campaign mr. trump called the jobs reports phony. he also campaigned on a promise to bring back manufacturing. but across the country, many companies have a new concern. nbc's tom costello has more. >> in avon, massachusetts, the help wanted sign is out. high-paying jobs for those with the right skills. nearly 80 workers at accurounds design and cut precision military, semiconductor and medical components. today, tyrell shivers was cutting an aircraft part. >> manufacturing today is more about high precision and it's about speed. the environments are more clean. >>

. >> i think it's portland, maine, and portland, oregon. >> that only got 16%. >> i'm aware of that. um... so i hate to use it this soon, but let's do the 50/50 just to be sure. final answer. >> okay. i'll take away two incorrect answers. you want to stay in the game. >> ah, well, that's a good thing i did that, huh? so 48 was c, columbus, ohio, and columbus, georgia. i'm gonna go with c, final answer. 'cause i wasn't sure to begin with. >> now you can thank the audience. >> thank you, audience. whoo! thank you, thank you, thank you. >> they got you to $7,000. hey, that's what those lifelines are there for. >> that's what they're there for. >> that's right. still in the game, and we're coming back to play more "millionaire" after this. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] megan doesn't know that coffee breaks down tooth enamel. thankfully she uses act® restoring™ mouthwash. it restores minerals to enamel for 40% stronger teeth. act®. smile strong. (i wanted him to eat healthy., so i feed jake purina cat chow naturals indoor, a nutritious formula with no artificial flavors. made sp

it will stay up around portland. so let's talk about temperatures. the fog is thicken, half moon bay 55 and san mateo 66 and 71 in san ram on, 65 in san jose and 60 in san francisco. on the way to 64. 62 in half moon bay. it is clearly cooler than the 69 to 71 around the bay and the 70 to 74 inland. and 280 at 17, and the skies are clear in san jose. so 50s at the coast. upper 60s through 4:00. and around the bay, low 70s inland. check out the temperature at 8:00 tonight, 53 to 58. you could see the fog developing once again around the bay and the coast and mid-40s to low 50s. let's take a look around the state. we do have a southerly wind and look at 78 in l.a., 89 in palm springs. well we'll get a touch of that, but waiting until monday. tahoe, 72 and the seven-day forecast, it is going to be in the mid to upper 50s with no snow. our forecast, low to mid-60s at the coast, upper 60 toss low 70s around the bay and low to mid-70s inland except for monday when we get close to 80 inland and the chance for wednesday is a small one and mainly across the n

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host: that issue came up earlier with a caller from portland. a new main bill, if you're not a party member you are quote unenrolled. just to be clear, this independent voters project writes that "a new bill working its way into main legislature seeks to require candidates to be listed as unenrolled if not registered with a recognized party." it does not talk about voters it talks about candidates for office in that state. next, in olympia, washington, are the parties disintegrating? at our yes, just looking streets i would say so. there are three points i want to make. first of all, when i watched the democrats not standing up when donald trump gave his featured congress, that told me they are not representing everybody that is in their districts. they are only representing the people who voted for them and that is not right. and the second thing i wanted to bring up as far as gerrymandering, it should be computerized. take all that out of there. it should be computerized. a computer program could do it easily. the third thing, parties can get

. >> oklahoma sit against portland, wide with 22nd left in the first half. portland inbound the ball. watch this. >> former baseball picture, at notre dame. showing off. deflection, and scores, he is a got it. what a shot. >> wow. hard to believe, nevertheless, the trailblazers won the game, 114 to 109. what a shot. >> well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," mystery solved. >> yes, find out the common mistake that caused major computer outage. trang? >> a multi-million dollar make over for penn's landing, i'm trang do, live with the details to to bring the riverfront to the city. >> plus there is a new gift from tom hanks inside the white house, but it is not for the president. find out what it is and who it is for next. katie? >> and rahel, looking ahead here, now that we are right around the corner from the weekends it, does promise to remain below average, as winter makes a come back here for couple every days. so the colds he is weekend we've had in a while, but at least we've got some sunshine for you, and the temperature will begin

anne thompson standing by in portland, maine. anne, i understand that you are standing in front of a body of water that could be impacted by what we hear from trt nepreside trump next hour. how so? >> reporter: well, portland is on the gulf of maine and the gulf of maine is one of the fastest warming bodies of water, scientists say because of climate change. the iconic fish that are identified with maine such as lobster and cod and pollack, they're all moving north to find colder waters. so what's the connection between what the president is about to do and what's happening here in the gulf of maine? well, if he rolls back the climate change initiative started under the last administration, that means more greenhouse gases will go in the air. that means more climate change will happen. and we know that because of all the greenhouse gases that go in the air we are literally changing the chemistry of the oceans on land, we're growing zones or moving north. impacts are far and wide. what does it mean for jobs? as cal pointed out, co

you spend a lot of time in oregon, portland, i assume. what is your observation of what could be done better in the showcase, the national's capital which hosted the inauguration. there's some problems right in front of union station, for instance, cosmetic. as you across the crosswalks of mad avenue you can see there's a aegregious negligence the restoration of the asphalt. the fountains. the federal areas could use some work. what is your thoughts how to better showcase the nation's cap and whether this is a federal issue or city issue. >> i thinking this is definitely a local issue and the federal government has distorted the system too much to make the locals behave rationally. for example, the h3 street car costs 1 been million. and it's essentially providing zero transportation function. and it's such a failure they want to expand it. they want to build more. right? portland has built i think more miles of street car lines than anybody else and want to build 140 miles. the city off portland has 5,000 miles of streets and those 5,000

the port of portland, chicago, dubuque montana all over the country that had been on that list that national quality list -- national priority list and some of these places have been on these lists for 30 to 40 years. i have a question for you. when we get it look at that? i've gone into the land portion of her office and said that's unacceptable. we need to develop a plan and its exciting things i look forward to sharing with you about how were going to deal with the superfund fight. i get ahead of myself. and send these ideas out. let me tell you, i hope to announce something real soon about how bergen approached superfund sites those locations across the country and get them cleaned up and a quicker fasten and allow the communities to enjoy the court of portland. very very soon. lots of work to be done, kevin. good work that will provide good outcomes to citizens while at the same time for jobs. >> when you are nominated people made a stink about the fact that you sued the epa. >> they deserved it. >> my explanation of that is that the administrator is you're trying to get it to do its jo

some adjustments there >> let me ask you about the senate because overnight senator susan collins: the portland maine newspaper that she has concerns about the budget plan. you heard from dean heller over the weekend, he will likely lineup against the pay rallied to recover with ted cruz and mike lee all opposed to the plan. my question is, will there be a vote in the house if it looks like it would fail in the senate? >> sometimes people use that, and i hate to use that term, but as an excuse for not doing something in the house. that's not how this system was designed. the house should do its work, the senate should do its work and with all due respect, if the senate says they're going to do something or not do something, if we predicated everything, every action upon that, i don't know if anything would get out of the block. we must do our work and in my opinion, it must be the best product we can put together and sent to the senate. the senate has every opportunity to modify the bill once we send it to them so instead of trying to predetermine the outcome and write it so that senators will

fueron a arrestar a su padre y tambiÉn fue dejado en libertad otro joven dreamer que fue arrestado en portland, oregÓn. es nuestro de apoyo de la comunidad un giro a la liberaciÓn de francisco rodrÍguez domínguez de 25 aÑos. es la informaciÓn que tenemos esta noche desde la capital del paÍs. presentadora: abogados defensores de los indocumentados acusados de violar a una menor de edad en una escuela en maryland, dicen tener pruebas de que su relaciÓn sexual, fue consentida. pero juristas aseguran que de todas formas se trata de un delito por ser una menor de edad. reportero: en el caso de la presunta violaciÓn a una joven de 14 aÑos en esta escuela, ha cobrado un nuevo e inesperado giro. el motivo se refleja en estos documentos de la corte obtenidos en exclusiva por univisiÓn. los abogados defensores de los presuntos violadores aseguran que la joven enviÓ varios mensajes de texto a uno de ellos, el dÍa anterior. estuvo de acuerdo een tener relaciones sexuales con montano en la escuela, el dÍa siguiente. josÉ montano de 17 aÑos es uno de los dos. el otro es henry sÁnchez de 18.

country and get them cleaned up in a quicker fashion and allowing the community to enjoy the port of portland and also see jobs created very, very soon. there's lots of work to be done, kevin. good work that will provide good outcomes to citizens across the country while at the same time growing jobs spin when you're first nominated some people said you had probably sued the epa on a couple -- >> they deserved it speed my expedition was as the administrator or something it is the same thing, you're trying to get it to do its job in the right way and we wish you the best luck in that way. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank

on road in portland. 58 points. that's a career high for him. ties franchise record for the thunder. >> getting me lost. >> but was not enough because they lost to portland. >> and "maverick" s during becomes first international player to score 30,000 points. he hit the fade away jumper and 7' german in 19th season in league just for you some soccer though disappointing end to she believes cup for france and united states. first loss in back-to-back home games. on twitter they said we are ready to get back to work. >> last night i was feeling doubt and out about my own personal things i'm working on. >> you want to talk about it. >> no not in and out. >> then i got online and read about dysfunction of redskins park and i felt good about >> let me say this i get it have you have a job to do. seeing his face inside the house something is is definitely not right. i hope he gets betters. >> cousins the whole things is -- >> they're back in the news. remember like year of off season they weren't in the news all the time and. >> and then they went to

portland hanging around. hermanson heating up, a lefty stroking the three. he had 21 points. and then behind the back to lan dale. st. mary's pulls away. they'll face byu. >>> ducks upset washington last night p under a minute left in the second quarter. brittany mcvee splashing the three-pointer. cardinal up by two at the break. third quarter, roberson, 2 of 2 from beyond the arc, she had 12. and kaley johnson will take it away and find erica mccall, who went for 17 points and 15 boards. stanford wins it 71-56, and they'll face oregon state in the pac-12 championship. >>> nfl news. may not be quarterbacks on the 49ers roster, but their top receiver from last year will be coming back. jeremy kerley led the niners with 64 receptions, 667 yards and was their primary punt returner, today they announced a three-year extension for kerley worth $10.5 million. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. later on in sports, we'll show you the fastest man ever at the nfl combine. matt? >> all right, thank you, larry. >>> coming up, a surprising find in the water. 600,000 pounds o

weather all week we have a few sprinkles showing up on the radar in northern california and in the portland area. you can see a little bit of clouds coming to the area a little bit of coastal flog a cloudy day but nice although much cooler today santa rosa 20 degrees cooler today right now and look at the showers around the oregon, washington border they have some heavy rain with snow in the cascades and for us a lot of this a lot going on in sacramento, not heavy rain, but .25 inches or so, there is the cloud covered for us and our limited sprinkles a little bit of activity around napa around american canyon. in the next one hour or so it would not be out of the question for us to get a drop or two of precipitation as you look outside you can see how cloudy it looks. if you see one or two drops no big deal, tomorrow morning partly cloudy in san jose or mostly cloudy. and then, lunch time you are at 68 degrees the sun coming out mostly sunny 68 in san jose at noon and by the end of the day, 73 degrees. a nice and warm day partly cloudy and partly sunny especially after the morning. thursday

despite the return after the san antonio spurs to the portland trail blazers. march 16th and we will commute to transcend them. your first look at today's market than the latest breaking news. lauren: president donald trump sending a hawaii federal judge for halting this travel ban on immigration and refugees hours before it was due to take effect today. trump criticizing a rally in nashville last night. >> the order he blocked was a watered-down version of the first order. that was also blocked by another judge and should have never been blocked to start with. the new order was tailored to the dictates of the ninth circuit in my opinion flawed ruling. lauren: the hawaii judge rejected the claim that the revised travel ban is about national security and nondiscrimination. the executive order sought to temporarily suspend the u.s. refugee program and prevent people from mostly muslim countries from entering the u.s. president trump trying to keep america safe and fight this ruling all the way to the supreme court if necessary. nicole: let's get some reaction to

i'm 81 years old and i'm from portland, maine. born and raised. i received a telephone call, answered the phone and the man said he was a representative from the internal revenue service. i said, what can i do to help you? he said, well, we've gone through the records and there's been a mistake here on your returns and you owe us $5,988 and some odd cents. so i said, fine, tell me who i make the check out to and where do i mail it? he says, we can't do that. we have a warrant out for your arrest and the marshals will be in your house within an hour. and i said, well, what would you like me to do to help resolve this? they said you can go to cvs and get those itunes cards and just when you come back, you can read the numbers off to us. i said, that doesn't sound like a very professional way to do it. he said, well, it's either that or the marshals coming. if we can do this, we can tell them not to come. so i did, i went and got these little itune cards, came back, read the numbers off them and they said, okay, now, you can't tell anybody about this

portland and seattle getting rain. we are on the south end of it. we have fog with high pressure. the fog is forming at the coast. it will be there tomorrow morning, it will be patchy, there is breaks tomorrow but it's there. that's the big change right now. when you seacoastal fog, it's an indication of stability, especially when its packed down. that means a stable atmosphere and no rain, it's warmer by 8 degrees in livermore. this is a live camera shot, light winds, beautiful day in san jose tomorrow morning. cool tomorrow but not freezing temperatures. temperatures in the lower 40s. highs tomorrow throughout the bay area, upper 60s. 70s in san jose. >>> still to come, the 49ers have picked up a veteran quarterback to compete for the starting job. >> up next, the plan to start to offer free college to some students with the goal of free education for everyone >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break jack: most other combos come with a wimpy, kid-sized burger. jack: at my place, you get the double jack combo with one jack: of the biggest burgers on my menu. double

like my colleagues, i am hearing in meetings that we are having dealing with this, we had people in portland, oregon not just fill a large gymnasium, they stood outside and 25-degree weather in the ice and snow for an hour, hundreds of them, listening because they couldn't get into the gymnasium. they were hearing story after story for people whom affordable care act made a difference. there was one it just brought tears to people's eyes peering from a mother and her son for whom the affordable care act made the difference in terms of being able to have liver transplants and people who could stand on that stage and look in the eyes of hundreds and hundreds of their fellows from portland saying that for the affordable care act, we would not be here, and they were begging us to not allow people to play fast and loose with a program that has made the difference for them or hearing from a doctor in portland who cares for patient patients bothn intensive care and in a clinic. the affordable care act has made the difference. specifically i think of my asthma patients when i hear about a possible r

the port of portland. chicago. butte, montana. places all over the country that have been on that list, that national priority list. think about that. national priority list. that means that it's a priority. >> are you sure? >> some of these places have been left for 30 to 40 years. i've got a question for you. why isn't the epa saying -- i've gone into the land and emergency management portion of our office and said look, that's unacceptable. we need to develop a plan -- and there are some exciting things that i look forward to sharing with you about how we're going to deal with some of those superfund sites very soon. i haven't got it fully developed and sometimes i get ahead of myself on some of these ideas. we've got to get everything buttoned up. but let me tell you, i hope to be able to announce to you something real soon about how we're going to approach superfund sites, those location as cross the country and getting them cleaned up in a quicker fashion and allowing the communities to enjoy the port of portland and also se

robert: wizards-blazers in portland. a lot of basketball next in sports. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. facing the wizards blazers tonight. john wall doing his part, exploding to the basket. wall had 21 of the first half. the wizards are trailing big right now, 70-49. last saturday, d.c. united had a draw. this time they are on the road, at yankee stadium, looking for their first win of the season. coach olsen more attacking entries. all of it is very fixable stuff. i think we have narrowed it down and are getting better. but it's not going to be perfect. united ine d.c. action on our sister station, news channel 8, sunday at 2 p.m. college hoops, vcu-richmond. move, and the strong the fell. vcu advances to the a-10 finals. grapefruit action, the nationals taking on the mets. heiseythe sixth, chris with a liner to left center, base hit. michael a. tay sixth, smacked the right. chris heisey scores. nats win 6-0. the world baseball classic, team usa against the dominican rep

. >>> the storm track went north of portland and seattle and vancouver. we will see showers tonight, random and light showers, but for now, look at this from the eastbound health cam, gorgeous. high clouds will return with the storm track, and a chance of light showers overnight, and all neighbors, even the coast, going to be warmest on saturday. we'll take a look at today. 11:00 tonight, we are starting to see radar returns up, and notice by 2:00 we are starting to see a few more four light showers around the bay. in the south bay they will fall apart, and by 9:00 they are gone. let me show you the rainfall. 9:00, nothing. look how light it is, just 0.01 of an inch. and then it's over. look at the temperatures pull back nearly 6 to 10 degrees tomorrow. breezy and warmer with the sun returning friday. near 70 at the coast, and near 80 for the rest of us on saturday. we are getting closer to average. >>> you should have a great commute if you are about to head out the door. no issues at the moment. here's san mateo bridge. a quick check of mass transit as

translator: i want to learn more english words because i want to be able to talk and have fun if i visit portland. >> reporter: children also put together a thank you message. >> thank you for making the p t poster. >> see you. >> reporter: for the students these gates don't just stand for protection. they have began a gateway to new friendships and more. >>> cherry blossoms also play a part in japanese and americans. people in washington will soon mark the arrival of spring with the national cherry blossom festival. melania trump is honorary chair. she says the trees are a reminder of ten during friendship of the american and japanese people. around 3,000 cherry trees were a gift from the mayor of tokyo in 1912. most line the potomac river. the blossoms will be at their peak around the middle of the month and they'll also be able to experience japanese culture. >>> jonathan brings us up to speed on world weather starting with the eastern u.s. >> it's been a rough tuesday and wednesday for the eastetern par of the united states. we're talking about over a 48 hour people they received more than 85

there's a lot in portland and seattle. they're getting their fair share and it's returning back towards northwest california. humble county and trinity county and you can see it lifting into crescent city. 50s for many. much, much cooler at this time yesterday. san francisco was 59. 60 degrees. sfo is warmer so the onshore breeze has kicked in and the cooler sea breeze is apart of the forecast. upper 40s, low 50s for those in the east bay. 53 brentwood. livermore, 51. walnut creek says 49 degrees . an onshore direction. we had offshore the last couple of days which means everyone got in on the sunshine. that's changing with this weak system coming in. it's what's coming in. the pacific jet stream is getting its act together in a big way. that's going to play into our weather but more so -- 60s, mid 60s around the coast. upper 60s low 70s inland. morning sun as we say and temperatures will start to drop off. it looks like a nice day just not the 80s anymore. it appears a cooler pattern will kick in. cooling with clouds over

if you are a wage earner, you are a welder in portland, oregon, or a nurse in oregon, your taxes come right out of your paycheck. no deal in the cayman islands. you see the numbers on your pay stub. that is one tax system. then we have another tax system for the well connected. they have this huge array of talent and all these lawyers and accountants and they make it their specialty to do tax gains. in this second world, you can, to a great extent pay what you want, when you want to, and if you are really clever, virtually nothing at all. when i look at what is offered in the trump administration and the public, i don't see anything that roots out the experience. now the president is working on a phenomenal tax plan he says. steve man nuch came and he was talking about there being nee no affluent tax cuts for the upper class. i said that sounds good. here is how he responded to me. senator wyden i want to thank you for a great stream of having the rule with both the buffet and volker rule. i take that as a great compliment said the nominee to head the treasury department. he reiterate

i'm from southeast portland and i love southeast portland. the only regret is that i didn't get to play for the portland trailblazers, but most of our communities have a population under 10,000. as the senator from louisiana knows, we're talking about critical access facilities, we're talking about sole community hospitals, we're talking about the facilities that deal with, you know, acute care and i just -- during the last major break over the president's holiday start what is going to be a year-long effort for me, mr. president, and i called it the rural health care listening tour. and it is really eye popping to have those rural health care providers that in my state have worked so hard to find ways to get beyond turf and battles, you know, to work together, the hospitals and the doctors and the community health centers, and the like. and they have built an extraordinary effort that helps to wring more value out of scrace dollars. their programs are -- skis dollars. their scrace programs. they are a huge source of economic growth and jobs

storm driven by arctic air, high winds and heavy snows that could bury a wide swath of the northeast to portland under as much as 15 inches of snow. we are tracking that storm and we'll have the latest, ahead. >>> isis is surrounding mosul, iraq, with all roads out of the strong hold is blocked. any isis fighters left there are going to die there because they're trapped. residents still left in the city are also warned they won't make it out alive. >>> the man who was arrested late friday on the grounds of white house appears in court today. police say 26-year-old jonathan tran jumped the white house fence and said he had an appointment to see president trump. >>> and the top cats of last year, they're among the top dogs this year. heading into the big dance, villanova is among the number one seeds along with kansas, north carolina and gonzaga. those are some of our top stories on this monday march 13th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we do say good morning to everybody on this monday. we're going to start this half hour with the 60 million americans who are bracing for what cou

tonight they're in portland. they're undefeated on their road trip. washington not looking tired at all after their overtime time win. bradley getting the job done on the fast break. a theme is happening here. john wall hitting the jumper. the next up is morris, the wizards connect on their first five shots. this game started after 10:00 tonight and it's still in progress. washington down big at the half 70-49. >>> for a state final red army invading college park, they take on perry hall. watch out for anthony higgs. they take the seven point lead. it's kelly into the basket. we go into overtime tied at 48 in the extra session. hall gets the bounces and tyler is putting back his own rebound. perry hll overtime win. >>> high school hoops, baltimore against potomac. down by as many as 13. moore ties it at 55. next possession they lose the ball, but he gets it back and gets the bucket. baltimore outlasts a comeback 64-63 for the title. >>> better news for prince george's county in the 1a final. number 35 can shoot the three. he lead the team with 17 poin

but well especially up around their portland area. you see a lot of clouds are headed our way not to impact us tomorrow though. well a few clouds will, but in terms of temperatures it will be a little warmer tomorrow. dry with a lot of sunshine, mostly sunny throughout the day tomorrow. don't worry about this false return up there in the valley, but it is dry throughout their area. it'll be a mild to cool overnight temperature. you've got the heavy rain showing up in portland and the seattle area, where that will really stay until thursday when it drifts a little further south. the main impact on that will be slightly cooler around here with a sprinkle or two, but it is not really anything to think about right now. and so outside right now it looks like a painting, but that's a live camera shot and it is just mostly clear throughout much of the bay area. overnight lows will look like this. your bay area wednesday is very similar to today as you start off with partly sunny cool conditions. this is for san jose. at lunchtime in san jose