that is it from the uss portland. rob: darrell nell on the deck of the uss portland with u.s. astronaut shannon walker. it has been almost an hour since orion splashed down. everything with the entry and splashdown went by the book. if you want with us for the final minutes of orion's dissent toward the pacific ocean -- descent toward the pacific ocean, we have the deployment of the three parachutes pulled in sequential fashion after pilot parachutes were deployed. they were in perfect fashion, slowly descending toward splashdown that was marked at 11:40 a.m. central time. at the .5 nautical miles from the uss portland, west of a baja, california. orion entered the earth's atmosphere traveling 25 times the speed of sound. it decelerated it to a splashdown velocity of just under 100 miles per hour, a very gentle splashdown for orion and all of its milestones were performed in perfect fashion, to her blackout period's in which the plasma around orion built up, preventing data and communications as a natural function of the heated reentry which was 5000 degrees fahrenheit, twice

but we don't know if it was related to his activities in portland but he had certain portland. >> what an excellent summary of that, mr. cohen. and you started with the term unprecedented. and that was how it struck i think many americans. we never seen anything like this in the terms of the continued activity over a long period of time. one thing that was remarkable is the portland city council voted, as i understand, it to prevent police from cooperating with federal law enforcement. mayor out there ted wheeler said at one point, the presence of dhs officers it's quote, actually leading to more violence and more vandalism, close quote. he had mayors from a number of cities right the attorney general and acting dhs secretary saying that the deployment of officer protect the facilities was a piece of power. i know that if i understand g. a. o.'s report on dhs's strategy in portland. had said that there was a support from local law enforcement. that wasn't the case. so. to implement a strategy to counter. that hard to believe that i'm reading words like that in a congressional hearing a

we experience set out in portland. so i think we have done while working with our partner agencies, the federal government, and city council state to share information. we all learn classes. we all learn that we need to work better together to share information, make sure we are aware of it and what could pop up. that has really increased over the last year. >> thanks for your outstanding service and testimony, mister chairman. my time is expired. >> thank you very much. now i call on gentlelady from nevada, miss titus, for five minutes of questions. welcome. >> thank you very much, mister chairman. and the previous member of this committee was talking about portland been unprecedented events. let's talk about another unprecedented event, and that was the storming of the capital on january the six. now no one could've anticipated it would've been as terrible as it was. there were certainly warning signs, including the radical commentary on the internet for several days leading up to the events of that day, where people

within portland the fact that the portland police who we are tight with whom we work together with were prohibited from assisting us and that was the exact reason we had to depoy more officers. typically dated a they will provide assistance. during the timeframe they were resistant. >> it seems to some of us this kind of attack is something that can spring up in lots of places in the united states and there somebody out there organizing it. does that need to be looked into by congress that people have the ability to bring this kind of attack against the federal facility at any time they choose? >> congressman bishop between the summer of 2020 not just fps but a lot of law enforcement officers and agencies were dealing with large-scale demonstrations in some cases some violence. you all experience that on january 6 and we experienced in portland. i think we have done well working with our partner agencies in the federal government and city county and state. we have all learned lessons that we need to work better together to make sure where we are of incidents that pop up and that has rea

a trip to portland for a man looking to start over. he was driving his u-haul truck, slept over at a friend's house. >> woke up to find it all gone. now a group of strangers is trying to track down his life. >> i'm moving from san diego to portland. this is the overnight pit stop. >> reporter: it turned into a horrible experience for tony. it was supposed to be a new beginning for the high-end bicycle designer. he packed up everything he owned in this u-haul van and it was a bad dream. halfway point from san diego to portland is here in north oakland. he parked the van and u-haul over there, when he got up in the morning, it was gone. >> my pants to my trash cans to my computer, my bed frame. visualize any room in your house, it's gone. >> reporter: his entire life was here, including family heirlooms from germany and his vintage volkswagen in tow. after reporting to police, he took to social media for help. >> other groups of the internet, it was shared and multiplied and i started getting information, hey, you should look here, the c

tony's halfway point from san diego to portland is here in north oakland. and he park the van and u-haul right over there. when he got up in the morning, it was gone. >> anything from my pants to my trash can to my computer, to my bed frame, literally just visualize any room in your house and whatever is in it is gone. >> reporter: his entire life was inside this u-haul which includes family heirlooms from germany. also stolen, his vintage volkswagen that was in tow. that was saturday morning. after reporting the theft to police, he then took to social media for help. >> volkswagen groups, other areas of the internet that are all here to help, and slowly but surely it was shared multipied pretty quickly and slowly i start to getting information that you should look here, these are the crime hot spots. >> reporter: and that took him to the wood street underpassed where the unhoused lives and fires have broken out in the past. tony found his van there and called police. >> they realized that there was somebody inside it. so they called in reinforcements and i

. >> carley: portland with unprecedented crime rate leaving the people who live and work in the city on edge. we are hearing from two business owners who were dealing with the destruction firsthand. >> todd: plus, a woman and her granddaughter trapped under their car. the full video after this. >> anybody caught a knife? we need a knife! if you run a small business, you need the most from every investment. that's why comcast business gives you more. more innovation... with our new gig-speed wi-fi, plus unlimited data. more speed... from the largest, fastest, reliable network... and more savings- up to 60% a year on comcast business mobile. all from the company that powers more businesses than any other provider. get started with fast speeds and advanced security for $69.99 a month for 12 months. plus ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card with qualifying internet. ♪ ♪ >> carley: intense body cam video shows the suspect opens fire on a police officer before being shot dead himself. watch this. >> hey, hey! "guns fired] >> are you okay? no! >> where you have question marks mark >

they said they shipped it back to portland. a couple of hours ago, randy klein and her son came looking for their bags here after finally arriving to the bay area from alabama, a trip that included two nights spent in a connecting airport due to southwest cancelations went to denver, and we spent several days in denver and then our luggage never came. so that was like the 21st. and we're just now today getting our luggage now grateful to have their bags back. they're looking forward to the rest of their vacation vacation that's tested their patience and what was in their carry ons just kind of but on a wing and a prayer and hope hope for the best and with a bit, you know, we went to use yosemite and done a few things just made the best out of it anyway. southwest continues to apologize for its technical meltdown is trying to reunite everyone with their bags as the carrier promises a return to normal transportation secretary pete buttigieg judges taking aim calling southwest performance unacceptable. back in oakland, passengers

for example, we will go back to portland, oregon. i published several intelligence reports on u.s. journalist engage in ordinary journalism protected by the first amendment and leading to public outcry. the dhs said these reports were misguided and eventually recalled them. a comprehensive dhs administrator view on ina intelligence activity found no evidence of lettuces asian, it didn't cover -- of politicization, it played a role in these how -- these intelligence failures. ina suffered from overstaffed -- understaffed and overworked personnel, lack of oversight and leadership and can some cases and training gaps that left him lee's operating without an informed direction or knowledge of the policy. in the portland incident, junior collectors were less -- with less than ideal experience were sent into a volatile situation with enormous pressure to produce intelligent products before they had mastered the core competencies of their own specific duties leading to intelligence reporting on journalists rather than the real world threats. conversely, open-source collectors discovered p

the cases and misguided and easily calling them and there to review and talk about it activities in portland and upholding the organization and from understaffed and overworked perspective and turnover and getting on the line and under pressure to produce something and the collectors discover and down for law enforcement and partners because they were again on the policy and these sorts of incidents with the moral and many of them have working license24 and i'm with the moral in the persona today and the line and icina is granted the authority to collect the publicly available line and some of the intelligence available is limitedri and recent dhs and my ina intelligence of nine ina and i hope that during this hearing today being able to talk about where we have disassociated de-duplicative or -- duplicative or overlapping and know where we're going forward and two investigations six the attack of september 11, it's evolved greatly and the chairwoman served in one of the agencies andom the office of director of national whether she thinks with the law enforcement and dhs intelligence branche

sometimes i fly to portland. that is a direct flight. it is a 120 mile drive. otherwise it is a 20 mile drive to the airport if i can get to the airport and drive home to springfield. given your personal experience, you spent if not all of your political career legislation committee? rep. defazio: i have been on this committee since day one. it is a competitive process. now the speaker says what happens. the old days yet to go out and meet every committee chairman they had a complicated process. i wanted to be on the committee because i was on the county commission and i knew how important roads, bridge and maps were and we had a trust fund and ronald reagan was president. the governments going to have problems but we have trust fund that is exhausted now. back then, we had a trust fund and i wanted to be on interior resources. i got on both of those committees. we had a old-fashioned get-together. they said, -- i said, i want trust rotation and public work and interior. i spent 28 years on resources, 10 years on homeland. 36 years on this committee. pedro: wha

earlier this morning, jocelyn was reporting there were flights delayed in the seattle and portland, all due to the winter storm pushing in there. multiple different storms going on throughout the continental u.s. a major cyclonic system circulating as we speak. from new hampshire to vermont. bringing heavy downpour of snow and sleet all throughout that area. now i have kept a close eye on what the national weather service is reporting. all this here in the red, that's the blizzard warning. a winter storm warning in the pink. high wind warnings in new york and new hampshire and hard freeze warning in the south. a similar setup in the pacific northwest. back here in the bay, the king tides we have. more on that in a bit. back to you. >> stay up to date with the latest travel delays, winter storm warnings and everything else related to the winter storms on our website, kpix.com. >>> the coalition on the homeless is suing the city of san francisco to stop sweeping encampments. now, a federal judge may temporarily ban the city from clearing homeless camps while that lawsuit moves forward. th

while portland police say they're shocked to learn it's illegal. at least according to its chief physicians, dr. dre, dr. pepper and dr. jill biden since opening the store, it's seen lines around the block. they can't believe it's the actually real. they say the same thing about the glowing rell are fs who a-- elves who appear on their shoulders. that's a big deal in portland, because almost everyone there lives in a tent. oregonians recently voted to legalize psychedelic drugs -- drugs, but the law is not in effect, so i recommend staying far away prosecute store because going -- from the store because going to portland is already enough of a bad trip. i'm from there. if topic number five, time for brand new kenne-dogs. dogs make everything betterful tell me all about your pup. let's meet liz's pup roof. she's a sweet little girl from tennessee. next we have alistair's a rescue dogs, ollie and quinn. they're keeping warm on a cold day. oh, little buddy. here's mike's pooch, candy. ♪ i want candy. and here we go, it is lucy and macy. hi, y'all. w

portland grew their lead by as many as 11. fourth quarter. here come the dubs ridiculous behind the back. pool with a big three. warriors within one. poole had 41 points. then dante divincenzo to jonathan kuminga for the slam. warriors take the lead. they wouldn't give it back. klmpson wh hi smp of the night. here it comes. splash. he hit seven threes. then divincenzo with the dagger from curry range. 118-112. they end the game on a 16-2 run and are now 16-2 at home. the giants introduce add familiar face but with a different name. pitcher taylor rogers joins his identical team tyler. the last team to canseco. >> they united the twins could do wonders for the bullpen. >> the best part about this is that we weren't trying to make this happen. it's just gravy on top. i've got my pitching coach playing catch with me every day now. that's pretty darn cool. >> we've been playing catch all our lives. we're still 32 years old. we're going to do it for a living. >> sports on abc7 sponsored b [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if

earlier flights were canceled at united to portland. portland's very icy right now, my sister in law sent me a video of the dogs skating down the road. because it's so icy, so i'm hoping that it's not canceled. right. tomorrow is christmas eve. duty manager here tells me that there have been 99 canceled flights at sfo today and 227 delays airlines are dealing with winter storm elliott, which is wreaking havoc in the great lakes and on the east coast. there's also ice storms in the pacific northwest . now, this is one of the busiest travel days of the holiday season as a expects about 136,000 people to pass through the airport today, and after that, things will begin to taper off. christmas eve and christmas day fall on saturday and sunday this year, so a lot of people trying to head out of town for the weekend and i'm told that will also be busier at bay area airports than it has been in the past during the pandemic. at sfo, for example, there at 80% of pre pandemic levels also very good idea before you leave your house to check on your

on saturday he started his trip from san diego to portland. in oakland thieves made off with both the van and the trailer. the man found the van a short time after in west oakland. today he found the u-haul trailer near the same area. however, when he opened it, empty. nothing inside. >>> all right. are you planning to make a salad for dinner tonight? if you are, it will cost you more than this summer. lettuce prices are skyrocketing. in fact, so pricey that some restaurants have decided to temporarily stop serving lettuce. marianne favro is in san jose with a look at why it's costing you more green for your greens. >> reporter: take a look at this. i paid $6 for this tiny head of iceberg lettuce today. experts say lettuce prices are soaring because production in the salinas valley is down significantly. and this is why. a virus known as insv is hitting the salinas valley hard. >> in october and november most of the nation's lettuce comes from the salinas valley and the growers, the lettuce growers in the salinas valley have very low productio

the view on the deck of the uss portland. there is a view out of the cabin camera of orion as it continues roll reversals. we have data back from the spacecraft. flight dynamics reports orion is on a true course toward its splashdown site. the bay forward cover jettisoning moments from now. 150,000 feet off the ocean. orion now traveling at mach 10. orion's speed now down to mach six. two minutes until forward bay cover jettisoning. orion 100,000 feet now. the spacecraft about to go subsonic. 45 seconds until forward bay cover jettisoning. orion now at 50,000 feet. forward bay cover jettisoning. pyros are armed. 25,000 feet. drogues have been deployed. two good drogue chutes by the recovery team in the pacific. the descent rate is right on the money. the range to splashdown is 1.5 miles. 10,000 feet now. we are on mains. 5000 feet. three good main chutes for orion . we have three fully inflated main chutes. time to splashdown 90 seconds. perfect descent rate reported. and there it is. america's new ticket to ride to the moon

you fly to portland, that is a direct flight, but then it is a 125 mile drive. otherwise, it is a 20 mile drive to the airport if i can get to the eugene airport to drive home springfield. host: given the personal experience, you have spent all of your political career in the transportation committee. rep. defazio: i have been on this committee since day one. there isa very competitive process , or there used to be. now the speaker just says what happens. but in the old days, you had to go out, meet every committee chairman, and they had a complicated process to get on committees. i wanted to be on a transportation and infrastructure committee because i had been a county commissioner for a county the size of connecticut. i knew how important roads and bridges were. and we had a trust fund and ronald reagan was president. the government is going to be having problems, but we have a trust fund. unfortunately, that is exhausted now. but back then, we had a trust fund. more than half of my state is owned by the federal government. they would get together and say, wh

catherine and portland joins us now. catherine, what happened to you and how have you been hit by criminals? >> hi, well, we've encountered like many other small businesses with broken windows and recently a smash-and-grab from our vehicle. i am a makeup artist, and we were on our way to surface a client, a wedding, in fact, had some valuable items. work, gear, lighting, makeup kits and my car was smashed and our items were stolen. >> todd: not only do you have to win the christmas season and make money during this busy time of year you and other small businesses but you have to do it under this threat of violence, under this threat of theft but how do you wrap your head around all of that? >> welcome it is definitely a stressful feeling to know that we have so many challenges to just running our businesses. but i don't want to be the voice of doom and gloom. there are some improvements happening and we are starting to see some light at the end of the tunnel. so i remain optimistic that we still have a really good chance

audrey was trying to visit family in portland's for christmas all remaining flights tonight. are gone and nothing. nothing available tomorrow christmas day. so i guess i won't see my children. this weekend, but i'm gonna try to get out there monday and then spend next week with them. more than 100. flights were canceled in and out of sfo friday and hundreds more delayed because of severe weather in other parts of the country. more than half of the cancelations we're seeing today are actually in the pacific northwest. it's seattle and portland's both experiencing snow and ice and their airports , definitely seeing the reduced capacity that comes with that kind of weather. it's been #### basically been #### keyshawn bernard was trying to get home to seattle, he found himself stranded at sfo airport for a day and a half right now. just trying to figure this out, said his trip started in atlanta. then bad weather rerouted him to chicago, then san francisco. delays cancels rerouting. i'm in states and i don't even know what my baggage is. right now. tell you the truth. friday, was

she will go home after christmas. >> i'm taking a redeye out of portland. i may get stuck in chicago but i don't think so. think positively. >> it appears reservations are sold out to the holiday weekend. that is a sign of going to be very busy. give yourself extra time to get to your gate. nbc bay area news. >> chief meteorologist here tracking the storms across the country. something that will impact us here as well. >> some foul coming back to the bay area. look at the national map first we do have that rain developing over the southeast and there is the heavy snow through parts of the midwest and back into the central u.s. right now live monitoring data hear from the faa shows no delays due to weather at the major airports from the west to the east coast. over the next two days, those delays stack up in the midwest, northeast and mid-atlantic look at this cold air dipping all the way down towards oklahoma. just 14 for a high. the rain and snow shifting towards the midwest. and the heavy rains right there through the eastern seaboard. 31 in chicago. back

portland grew their lead by as many as 11. fourth quarter. here come the dubs ridiculous behind the back. pool with a big three. warriors within one. poole had 41 points. then dante divincenzo to jonathan kuminga for the slam. warriors take the lead. they wouldn't give it back. klay thompson with his stamp of the night. here it comes. splash. he hit seven threes. then divincenzo with the dagger from curry range. 118-112. they end the game on a 16-2 run and are now 16-2 at home. the giants introduce add familiar face but with a different name. pitcher taylor rogers joins his identical team tyler. the last team to canseco. >> they united the twins could do wonders for the bullpen. >> the best part about this is that we weren't trying to make this happen. it's just gravy on top. i've got my pitching coach playing catch with me every day now. that's pretty darn cool. >> we've been playing catch all our lives. we're still 32 years old. we're going to do it for a living. >> sports on abc ama: a reminder that you can watch all our newscast on demand

>> he was able to snag a rental car and plans to make the 10 hour drive up to portland tomorrow. his only other option would be amtrak and a greyhound taking more than 20 hours. even most of those options are fully booked as well. >> my goodness, lawrence, thank you for braving it for me. appreciate it. >> to help with the stress of all of the lost luggages and th messed up travel plans therapy animals visited the airport thi evening to help out stressed ou travelers to relax. that was in san jose. a lot of people are taking their frustrations to twitter. one tweeted the airpor was a disaster, she waited eigh hours to get her bags and drove all of the way back from oregon where she flew in from. gordon said his flight was canceled three times and now he is stuck in san jose until the 31st. to give you some perspective 87% of all of domestic flight cancellations today were southwest. and more flights could be canceled still what is causing all of this mess? one southwest pilot says you can blame the company's outdated software and poor planning. >> this was very much -- united air

lillard was portland's leading scorer tonight with 34 the warriors down to the big run in the fourth. anthony sign has misses the three scooped up by the warriors commingled down court. finishes with authority to give the dogs the lead. oh, yeah. steph curry likes that warriors next possession clay from downtown to cap off an 18 to run for the warriors. clay hit seven threes tonight, finishing with 31 unreal. later in the fourth. the dagger from dante divincenzo drains the three that put the warriors up. five come from behind victory for the dubs tonight as they win this 11 18 1 12, largely due to a monster performance from the pool party 41 points. warriors have now won four straight, as is often the case this time of year. today was an action packed day of college football bowl games. number six ranked tennessee squaring off against number seven ranked clemson in the orange bowl, picking up action now in the fourth quarter, tennessee up 21 14 joe milton going deep, finding a wide open romel keaton for the 46 yard touchdown. that is milton's third touchdown pass of the night. tenness

audrey was trying to visit family in portland's for christmas all remaining flights tonight. are gone and nothing. nothing available tomorrow christmas day. so i guess i won't see my children. this weekend, but i'm gonna try to get out there monday and then spend next week with them. more than 100. flights were canceled in and out of sfo friday and hundreds more delayed because of severe weather in other parts of the country. more than half of the cancelations we're seeing today are actually in the pacific northwest. it's seattle and portland's both experiencing snow and ice and their airports, definitely seeing the reduced capacity that comes with that kind of weather. it's been #### basically been #### keyshawn bernard was trying to get home to seattle, he found himself stranded at sfo airport for a day and a half right now. just trying to figure this out, said his trip started in atlanta. then bad weather rerouted him to chicago, then san francisco. delays cancels rerouting. i'm in states and i don't even know what my baggage is. right now. tell you the truth. friday, was

severe weather is being blamed for the death of three people in the portland, oregon, area, after a large tree fell on a passing truck. a 4-year-old was among the victims. gusty winds downing trees and causing damage in other areas of the city, as well. emergency crews are working around the clock cotton wood canyon. so, let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano, and rob, take us through the next 24 to 48 hours. >> reporter: well, mary, portland and seattle really got hit hard with this atmospheric river that is pointed at northern california. here it is, the next wave to come in tonight, that will hit oregon and washington hard again. we have alerts that are just piling up. we have flood watches, this is a warm weather system, we have avalanche warnings, as well, high wind alerts. the rain will be heavy from seattle down to santa barbara by tomorrow morning. then pressing into the mountains with heavy snow in the sierras. parts of that gets all the way to the east coast and the northeast by new year's eve night for a warm, wet one. while that's happening, the next system comes

thank you if you expect any visitors today from seattle or portland's, they will be delayed. alaska airlines announces morning all alaska airlines and horizon flights out of seattle in portland are canceled until noon. seattle tacoma airport has to close its runways and definitely because of icing. seattle's dealing with a major ice storm this morning temperatures below freezing you make sure you stay right here with us or mornings onto, we'll bring you more information on this still developing story now that storm system in the pacific northwest and the one also in the northeast, having big impacts on flights here in the bay area every time we check the number of flights being canceled, goes up. now flight aware says here in the bay area , and these are live pictures right here. there have been 51 canceled. flights at sfo 36 canceled flight at oakland international 38 canceled flights at mineta san jose around the country. more than 3600 flights have been canceled already today and at other airports around the country. people are stuck there sitting around is flights are can

>> and in portland, oregon, tonight, the portland pet food company. running the company 24 hour a day. pete pouring the ingredients. and look at 6-year-old winnie testing the product. sitting. a high five for those treats. the flavors, bacon, pumpkin, and just in time for christmas -- >> hey, david. >> owner kate mccarran on the flavor. >> they're made with seven ingredients and sourced in the united states. these make a great gift for your furry friends during the holidays. >> made inamerica. >> whoo! >> we love made in america. keep your eyes coming. send me a tweet, find any on instagram. we read it all. see you later for an all-new "20/20" tonight. good night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> it's a beautiful friday, but those clouds in the sky are just a small sign of wings to come this weekend -- things to come this weekend. >> we are anticipating for the 55 mph winds coming in and 3 inches of rain. >> pge is preparing for the big storm and the potential for outages and damage. >> we have t

what's going to happen the recovery ships are going to come in, there's a big navy vessel, the uss portland, the prime recovery ship out in pacific just west of baja, california, and they're embedded with the kennedy space center's recovery team alongside the u.s. navy and just think about what these guys have to do now, fred, i mean, they were told they're getting -- i'm not an expert on wave heights, but they were told to expect wave heights of between 4, 5 feet seas. these guys have to go in and their vessel is doing with the rocking seas along with the orion spacecraft, fortunately it landed in the upright position, they'll get it, bring it back on to the vessel safely and then they'll be able to check and see just how the spacecraft fared in those high temperatures. how the capsule did. fred, if all goes well and it looks like it did, this looked like a picture-perfect splashdown in the pacific ocean, then what this does, this gets the ball rolling for artemis ii, the first crewed mission of the artemis mission. they'll circle the moon and that's scheduled for 2024 and the big one arte

portland, oregon, looking at temps below freezing and looking at a wind chill this morning in portland getting down to 2 below. so our neighbors right to the north are right in the mix of it, too. california says now where it's going to be couple light sprinkles. and at the most convenient time you can imagine, which is after the evening commute tonight, right in the middle of your thursday night. not amounting to too much. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, you won't even know it rained. we're smooth sailing from friday, saturday into sunday and looking at rainfall arriving after that into next week. so we've got very nice christmas set up 50's to low 60's for daytime highs today on terror at 58 degrees. same for you in millbrae and burlingame right at 60 while san carlos at 61, south bay temperatures really nice and mild. this is light sweater or light jacket, sweater, kind of weather. sure. light sweater too. oakland at 59 mid 50's for antioch, up to vacaville where we will see some hazy and foggy conditions out towards the central valley tomorrow saturday, sunday, keeping th

peter is a founding member and joins us from portland. peter, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve, thank you for having me on. >> steve: you bet. you know what you were doing you asp professor at portland state university you said i have had enough i have got to go. why? >> correct. i couldn't take it anymore. i couldn't take the ideological capture and i say this as somebody who self-classifies as a liberal. i felt for the years that i had been there that i slowly saw the university deteriorate into an ideology mill and punished heretics and blasphemers. i had enough like so many people. it is happening to people all over the country. >> steve: i understand it's going to take shape ultimately in about a year and a half, in the calendar year 2024 it will open down in texas. but, last summer. >> in austin. >> steve: that's why they call it the university of austin. >> correct. >> steve: last summer, you had what you call forbidden classes in dallas at a location. why do you call them forbidden classes? >> that's a great question. b

>> and in portland, oregon, tonight, the portland pet food company. 35 workers running the bakery 24 hours a day. pete pouring the ingredients. look at 6-year-old winnie testing the product. sitting. >> high-five! >> a high-five for those treats. the flavors, bacon, pumpkin, and just in time for christmas -- >> hey, david. >> -- owner katie mccarran on the flavor. >> our gingerbread biscuits are made with seven ingredients sourced and made in the united states. these make a great gift for your furry friends during the holidays. >> all: made in america. >> whoo! >> we love made in america. keep your ideas coming. send me a tweet, find me on instagram. we read it all. i'll see you later for an all-new "20/20" tonight. good night. >> announcer: thank you for making "world news tonight" >> a fully golf cart fryer on the freeway backing up traffic on the bay bridge. >> the next storm is just hours away. >> where and why man masking is making a return to the bay area. martinez. a flaring event at the refinery. officials say it is caused equipment issue. response. we are taking another the

the city of portland has a violent crime problem. the state of oregon does not. it is in the city of portland, the county, and they really need to address, you know, the $72 million, that should go to mental health. >> sandra: and the measure sponsors say the whole goal here for them is to reduce violent crime, accidental deaths and suicides, obviously you are taking issue with the blanketing of that rule to all oregonians, and you have seen a big spike in sales in your store, sir, as everybody watches the deadline approach. thank you for joining us. we'll be watching for that. all right, john. >> john: incredible story in oregon. we want to go a little east of there back to moscow, idaho, alexis mcadams has been reporting for the last few days, and we saw some live pictures of police taking some boxes of material and there you see somebody coming out with a plastic container behind you. i assume this is the personal items of the four victims that will be turned over to police that you were talking about earlier today? >> john, that's exactly right, and specific

the fbi locates a man answering description of their suspect live quietly in an apartment house in portland, maine. a man's on his auto tires match the tire prints found near the shack. before a positive can be made. agents confront the suspect. in a. so that he will have no opportunity to warn his confederates the agents proceed cautiously. in the apprehension of a dangerous criminal. the fbi special agent may uncomfortable situations beyond his training or experience. he must then rely upon his courage and resourcefulness resourcefulness. it was in this manner that fbi apprehended balsam alias frank hampton. he and his confederates are serving long terms in a federal penitentiary in. the american people can well be proud of the bureau of investigation, and every citizen can profit by director hoover's repeated warnings. so director hoover, we cherish our american institutions and our heritage of freedom. but today, our way of life is under attack by two dangerous enemies, the criminal hordes who live, by violence and lawlessness and the subversive hold who seek to destroy all us free and

portland has a wind chill right now. 2 degrees is really cold out there now. current conditions here in the bay area are quiet this morning. we are on a much calmer trajectory than the rest of the country. we do have a few showers overnight tonight. those hold off until after your evening commute. so mother nature says bay area, you're getting easy this time around just a few light showers. well, you're sleeping tonight and then friday, saturday, sunday into christmas, really solid, a smooth sailing on the christmas weekend 50's to low 60's for your daytime highs today. really familiar stuff. we've been here a lot lately. burlingame in san francisco, south san francisco at 60 degrees. san jose at 62 for your high east bay temperatures upper 50's to low 60's for you with dublin at 58 danville right there as well. berkley also at 58 today, a little cooler further inland pittsburg, antioch, in vacaville at only 54 for your highs today. tomorrow, saturday, sunday, keep those mid to low 60's going before we cool down a bit next week and look at the return of rainfa

one woman is trying to get to portland's to see family. she said that she arrived at the airport a couple hours early to make sure that

the fbi locates a man answering description of their suspect live quietly in an apartment house in portland, maine. a man's on his auto tires match the tire prints found near the shack. before a positive can be made. agents confront the suspect. in a. so that he will have no opportunity to warn his confederates the agents proceed cautiously. in the apprehension of a dangerous criminal. the fbi special agent may uncomfortable situations beyond his training or experience. he must then rely upon his courage and resourcefulness resourcefulness. it was in this manner that fbi apprehended balsam alias frank hampton. he and his confederates are serving long terms in a federal penitentiary in. the american people can well be proud of