nevada, a ballot initiative passed a loophole. the year before the state legislature in oregon closed the loophole. there's ongoing progress on that level. even though, you know, we think congress at the federal level is not going to close that loophole, changes at the state level are happening. on an ongoing basis. and we need to keep up the pressure to make that continue. more specific to domestic violence, as rachel said, you know, this is an area where we need state laws. right? federal laws, even if they were super strong, which they're not, local police and state police are more likely to be focused on enforcing state laws. so changes at the state law will make it -- are likely to make a serious difference. a third of the states don't actually prohibit gun possession while someone is subject to a protective order. so federal law does sort of a little bit. but in a third of the states, there's no corresponding state law. so that is a big loophole in and of itself. and two-thirds of the states don't prohibit gun possession by a person who has been convicted of a domestic violence crim

, senior university. and we have penny okamoto who is an advocate with cease-fire, oregon. and we are here today to talk about picking up the pieces after what i -- as a point of personal privilege, because i am not on work hours, would say qualifies as a complete and total disaster. and because the landscape -- the federal landscape is so different from what we had anticipated, we had all these great plans, we were going to push ahead with the violence against women act and we were going to stuff all these things in there. we would take out the obvious things but we would not notice the subversive things in there because we had all these red herrings and this great plan. now we're really playing defense. we're on the defense. we're trying to keep in the protections we were able to get last time for lgbt survivors. we're trying to make sure that nobody strips out special tribal jurisdiction. so we really, instead of being able to push forward, we are trying to be the bastion and surround in our marginalized communities and make sure that we don't move backwards. a little bit about my

would ask the senator from oregon how much time would he need? mr. merkley: less than ten minutes. mr. mccain: good. mr. president, so i'm asking for unanimous consent for the request that i just made. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. mccain: and i add to that unanimous consent request that i be given the final five minutes before the vote. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. reed: no objection. i would yield ten minutes to the senator from oregon for the time on the democratic side. mr. merkley: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. merkley: mr. president, we have a long-standing tradition in our country of civilian control of government and civilian control of the military. this was first symbolized by george washington, who through his act of resigning his commander in chief role for the continental army on december 23, 1783. it's a tradition or a moment in time that is preserved on the wall of the rotunda where a mural depicts washington's noble and insightful act. our early days were full of the warnings

oregon to ask if there were not many people qualified i am absolutely certain there is. is there anyone as qualified, my answer to the senator from oregon is no. the w i've watched for years and i've seen the reaction to the leadership. i've seen the scholarly approach he's taken to the conflict, andd i hope the senator from oregon boy to have a point to get to q know him and would appreciate the unique qualities.ates has these times when the outgoing president of the united states has left the world a state ofeai chaos because of an absolute failure of leadership, which is disgraceful, we now see an outgoing president of the united states with 2009 inherited into the world that was not being torn apart in the middle east and they were not acting as sort of the in the south china sea, that the russians had not c all by many violation of international law. all those things had come about because of this president and so now he comes before and objects to one of the most highly classified individuals and leaders and military history and i would say to the senator from oregon, you are wron

oregon. the weather system is bringing heavy snow measured in feet at higher elevations and flooding to parts of california, oregon, and washington. much of the rest of the country is dealing with bitterly cold temperatures. in california near the foothills near sacramento, the w slicing it in half. >> i hear him screaming get out of the house, get out of the house and i walked in the living room and i saw a huge hole and a tree. it was very surprising, shocking. >> no one was injured but power to the neighborhood was knocked out. snow made travel in colorado difficult. i-70 in the mountains west of denver was closed several times yesterday. up to 14 inches of snow is expected by later today. and just north of segment where temperatures were below freezing, two teenagers fell through the ice on a lake just minutes after officials alerted the public to frozen lake dangers. >> the victim was exhausted by the time i got to him. he was having a hard time staying at the surface. >> rescue crews say the victims suffered from hypothermia, but they will recover. >>> four people are in custody a

. >> yes, basketball is big right now, especially pac-12 hoops, stanford up in eugene taking on the oregon ducks that is a good team up there. tall order to beat oregon in oregon. they have won 38 straight at home up in eugene. the first half, the ducks up 10. and on that distracting court. the emphatic slam. 30-18, oregon. the second half, the ducks up big. blocked shot. tyler dorsey, smooth in transition. the three-pointer. oregon wins easily and 104-year- old school record is snapped to the 16th straight win overall by the oregon ducks. loyola, mary mount versus santa clara. yeah, four dudes. i'm guessing they lost a bet or something. i don't know. tight game. brandon brown drains the three- pointer. the lions are up by one. brown had 12. time winding down. the broncos down two and jared browridge stepped back for three with 2.7 seconds left and that is the game winner. santa clara wins 64-63. they are now 5-3 in conference play. now, breaking a 60 on the pga tour, it has only been done nine times and now it has within done twice in just 10 days. this one at the career builder challenge

a winter storm. take a look at this shot from oregon. there is a winter storm warning in portland after several inches of snow fell will. drivers having a difficult time of getting around. some have even abandoned their cars on the side of the road. oregon does not use salt on its roads when it snows, partly because of the environmental concerns, but the oregon department of transportation now said it is considering using salt as soon as it figures out where to store it. but oregon also doesn't get as much, portland doesn't -- they're not used to it, may thai probably don't have the snowplow prior equipment and everything that areas that are used to that kind of snow have. >> hey, sal, i came across that black ice this morning on highway 24, and i did a little skid. luckily there, no one else around. >> it's actually rushing water. water that's coming down. i tonight want to say it's been responsible for two crashes, but it is very suspicious that there have been two wrecks right in that area this morning, since got it here at 4:00. someone at fish ranch road. a car that lost cont

today with their football coaching staff. we'll break that down. and oregon state lady hoops did something today on the stanford campus that's never been >>> surprise maybe to some today on the cal campus as head football coach sonny dikes was relieved of his duties. dykes has a 19-30 record in four years at cal. one winning season at 8-5 and one bowl victory. but they fell to 5-7 last season as defense was one of the worst in the nation. dykes was openly interviewing for other jobs the past two years and athletic director mike williams decided it was time to pull the plug. he thanked coach dykes for his tenure as he engineered a turnaround with improved academic progress rate, but it was never a good fit. the timing of this firing not ideal for finding a quality candidate as offensive coordinator jake spavita becomes the interim head coach and a candidate. >> we want someone who is committed to building a winning football program on the field. we want someone who's committed to academic achievement. we want to make sure that our student athletes have a tremendous experience. and

, mr. walden, four minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for four minutes. mr. walden: thank you. i want to thank the members on the energy and commerce committee for this important legislation. h.r. 304, the protecting patient access to emergency medications act, this is a bipartisan bill. it was introduced by two of our colleagues, representative hudson of north carolina and representative butterfield also of north carolina. it previously passed the house by voice vote on no objection back in november but unfortunately it was not taken up by the senate before the last congress adjourned. meaning we have to be here today to restart this process. this, along with three other energy and commerce bills that we're considering today, shows that the energy and commerce committee is picking right up where we left off, in a bipartisan way to produce quality legislation that will improve the public health. now, h.r. 304, this is really an important bill because it enables our nation's emergency services professionals to continue to provide quality, emergenc

that leads to an arrest in the case. jan carabao is live at third and oregon in south philadelphia where the attack happened, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. private first class austin freeney was right here at this intersection in south philadelphia on new years take when he was assaulted. now his hotter is talking about what happened. this comes as a $7,000 reward is now offered for information that helps bring his attacker to justice. >> it has been a nightmare. i still wake up with nightmares at night. >> reporter: laurie freeney will never forget brutal attack that landed her 19 year-old son in the hospital. it was late night january 1st following hummers parade, laurie was with her son austin freeney, his brother and girl friend at third and oregon in south philadelphia. the austin was on the phone and mentioned being in the army. he was even wearing his army jacket. that is when her solder son was attack by a stranger, just after that person made negative remarks about the army. >> i don't understand how in your own country you put down men and women that fight for

to beat number 11 oregon in eugene. well the ducks tieing a win, trying to win a school record 16 straight games. stanford staying in it early. marcus to josh for the flush. oregon, too much fire power. chris beau chez hits one of oregon's seven first half threes and led by 17 atthe reak. how about the three-point line? casey benson and the ducks roll 59-62 for the school record 16th straight win. >>> cal's beaten oregon state nine of the last 11 games. only four points in thursday night's loss to oregon 18 last night. the bees hanging around thanks to drew. watch here, he finished with 22. cal by five with a break would pull away in the second. steal and the lay-up. he had 15. and byrd, the triple to make cal's lead a dozen. they'd lead by at least ten the rest of the way. bears win 69-58. the conference championships today. we'll have the highlights tonight at 5:00 right here on abc 7. i'm mike, have a great day. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argan. >> good sunday morning to you. taking a look at live doppler 7. showers around pacifica right now, the good news is

the senior senator from new jersey and the senator from oregon, mr. tillerson denied having knowledge of these dealings and directed senators to seek more information from exxonmobil itself. three times he told the committee that -- quote -- he did not recall any of the details. throughout the afternoon it sounded like he was following the dodge ball rules for confirmation hearings. dodge, dip, duck, dive, and dodge. in fact, he basically admitted it to the junior senator from virginia. now, i just read in "the washington post" that on three separate occasions the sec, the securities and exchange commission wrote letters directed to mr. tillerson himself seeking more information on these undisclosed dealings during his tenure as c.e.o. and chairman. once on january 6, 2006. once on may 4, 2006. and again on december 1, 2010. mr. president, in general i like to give people the benefit of the doubt, but it gives me great concern that mr. tillerson says he has zero recollection of an s.e.c. inquiry into his company's business dealings with foreign state sponsors of terrorism. r

president trump's campaign. when an undocumented immigrant is arrested for a crime in portland, oregon, he or she may get jail time and not be deported. that's because portland is one of hundreds of sanctuary cities across the country. but that may cost the municipalities millions of dollars. >> reporter: every day, romeo helps more than a hundred day laborers find work in portland, oregon. a nonprofit group that works in immigrant communities, says that most of the clients are from other countries. but he's not sure how many are undocumented. >> no. it's not our job to ask. >> it is a familiar response among civic leaders here. portland is a sanctuary city by virtue of being in a sanctuary state. what does that mean? sanctuary policies rage. in milder cases, local governments don't ask offenders about their immigration status. stronger policies require municipalities to the ask. it is not just a political statement. some sanctuary cities and counties say they don't want to burden local law enforcement carrying out federal immigration policy. and there are more than 300 sanctuary juris

the chair for the of members briefing i would ask the senator from oregon, time does he need quick. >> less than 10 minutes. the >> i am asking for unanimous consent. >> is there objection? >> without objection. >> i had to get unanimous consent request died be given five minutes. >> is there objection quite. >> i would yield 10 minutes. t >> mr. president we have a longstanding tradition of control of the of military this was first symbolized by george washington is throughinea resigning his commander in chief role is a tradition or a moment in time that is reserved done nullo wall of the rotunda of the noble and insightful act full of the warnings of a standing army and military control at eye level. those comments came from thomas jefferson and hamilton and samuel adams. we came to the point in history where we realize that military force is necessary to preserve the importance of civilian control. we did so for a host of important reasons that i think is worth restating it is important to have a t secretary who brings a broadia world view to include a civilian perspective to th

storms is slamming parts of washington, oregon and california before it's all over, portland could see some icy conditions. and heavy rain in southern california tonight could lead to some minor flooding, as well. up to two more feet of mountain snow is also possible. >>> well, still ahead, help wanted. the major retailer adding 10,000 jobs. >>> plus, a 31-year mystery solved. two sisters missing since t the '80s have been found alive. hear where investigators found them and who's now under arrest in connection with their disappearance. >>> caught on camera, a gas line explosion lighting up the nighttime sky. we'll tell you where and what the results were. >>> well, police dash cam video capturing this gas line explosion near amarillo, texas. you can see the ball of fire erupt and the officer speeding toward the scene. flames shot more than 100 feet into the air. no one was injured. >>> the fbi and the orlando, florida, police department have now released new pictures from inside the pulse nightclub following the attack there last june. the photos show bullet-riddled walls and damage i

also more snow in oregon. another 8 to 14 inches by this morning and even more south. workers are using a giant snow blower to clear a highway along the gourj. they say this type of snow is not safe to clear with a regular plow. most schools are closed today in the area. >>> the white supremacist who gunned down church goers in south carolina was sentenced to death. the jury of dylann roof a unanimous sentence. he told jurors that life in prison wasn't worth the effort. he said that he plans to appeal and he also faces a state trial. >>> now, dozens of gathered in orlando to remember a police officer gunned down in the line of duty. a man hunt is underway for the suspect who allegedly murdered debra collalayton. she was shot after she approached the man. a reward for information leading to the arrest is up to $100,000. >>> the executives of backpage.com are apparently refusing to cooperate in a congressional investigation into sex trafficking. called to testify yesterday about whether the site is running sex trafficking ads and helping to conceal them, the executives took the fift

back to work after a strike in solidary with those in washington and oregon. but storm is keeping boats from going anywhere unless at least monday. >> it was blowing 45 knots, which is bad. and 20 foot swell. choppy and nasty. >> strike about the amount per crab played. $2.87 is now agreed upon price. were making $3 but say it's worth losing a few cents to show unity along the west coast. >>> driven not to drive, why woman ditched car for more primitive transportation and. >>> more than just rain on the way. >>> after a 14 year wait raider nation treated to playoff game unfortunately in houston with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. click, call or visit an xfinity store today to learn more. or, get started with this great offer. >>> you know when snow tires and chains don't cut it, oregon woman has the answer. mckenzie from medford is competitive dog slerd. snowed in a

we're hearing about charities on tap? we september luke burbank to portland, oregon, to investigate. >> at first glance, the oregon public house looks like any other hipster public in portland. there are lovingly crafted local beers. someone's playing a ukulele. the only thing missing are the free range chickens. but take a closer look and you'll notice something unusual. >> this is the most portland thing i've ever heard. >> yeah, i know, right? it feels like that. nonprofit public. portland. >> yes, you heard right. the oregon public house calls itself america's first nonprofit public. the idea came from founder ryan saari. exactly how you think it would. >> i was having a beer, sitting in the back yard, what about a public. there's nothing more portland than nonprofits and breweries. >> he's not kidding. portland is home to hover 60 breweries and nearly,000 nonprofits. >> the two coming together were like totally harmon news. >> what can i get for you today? >> to be clear, the public house does make a profit. it just gives all those profits away. >> our menu options are eat, dri

austin , his brother and girl friend at third and oregon in south philadelphia. austin was on the phone and then mentioned being in the army, he was even wearing his army jacket. that is help she says her solder/son was attacked by a stranger, just after that person made negative remarks about the army. >> i don't understand how in your own country you put town men and women that fight the for you. fight the for your freedom. >> reporter: whori says austin 's attacker was not alone, she says there were eight or nine others watching and some tacked their group before running away. >> just a bunch of boys, i would say there 18 to 20. >> reporter: as the investigation continues the philadelphia crime commission has announced a $7,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest and conviction in this case. >> we're outraged by it. here's a fellow who has been training to row tech this country and isn't even safe in his own country. >> reporter: austin continues to recover, he was rush to the hospital that night with multiple injuries, including a broken jaw, and as he, heels ph

just one. i say we are like a family of super heroes. moms demand action oregon, i keep putting this here because she's a mom, 80,000 people in the state of oregon alone. cease-fire oregon, tons of history and expertise on this issue. brady campaign, all the stuff brady has. we are all like a bunch of super heroes all working together, domestic violence partners bring in that. bunch of super heroes. everybody is welcome at the table. people say who do i join? join them all. but i'm the executive director cease-fire so join them all but give to us. don't want my board to be unhappy. >> i'm afraid we all have so many great things we want ted t share with you we have gone over time. i think probably we might be milling around if you have questions afterwards but we need to vacate this space so people can have lunch and move on to the next plenary. thank you so much for coming. enjoy the rest of the summit. >> i guess we will get started, everybody. i was expecting some sort of grand introduction. i think we will just introduce ourselves very briefly as we get started and you may be

oregon. oregon stands for liberty. oregon stands for justice. lady liberty. give us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses. isn't that what america is all about? that the widows of the soldiers coming to america [indiscernible] -- trump, pull down that ban! crowd chanting "tearr down that ban"] say a few words? >> thank you. conversation] ofouncer: the nomination senator jeff sessions to be the next attorney general gets a vote in the judiciary committee today. a.m.an see it live at 9:30 eastern. you can listen on the free c-span radio cap. -- the free c-span radio app. justice antonin scalia died and the republican-controlled senate did not take up president obama's nominee, america ireland. tonight president trump will announce his pick for the supreme court. live coverage on c-span2 and following the we will openemarks up our phone lines and take your comments. in-depth will feature a live discussion with author nickolitical commentator adams. we will take your calls and emails can facebook comments during the program. by far and away the greatest country in the history of the

of a series of storms is slamming parts of washington, oregon and california. before it's all over, portland could see some icy conditions. and heavy rain in southern california tonight could lead to some minor flooding, as well. up to two more feet of mountain snow is also possible. >>> well, still ahead, help wanted. the major retailer adding 10,000 jobs. >>> plus, a 31-year mystery solved. two sisters missing since the '80s have been found alive. hear where investigators found them and who's now under arrest in connection with their disappearance. >>> and caught on camera, a gas line explosion lighting up the nighttime sky. we'll tell you where and what the results were. and i take my job seriously. while i'm busy watching the game, i need your help keeping an eye on the stands. if you see something that doesn't look quite right, tell a law enforcement official. we all play an important role in protecting our communities, and you can help. if you see something suspicious, say something to local authorities. [ crowd cheering ] >>> well, police dash cam video capturing this gas li

oregon, some from maryland and everywhere in-between. and now they are all participating in the tradition, more than 200 years in the making. >> that i will faithfully enforce -- >> that i will faithly enforce -- >> this is a big moment. thousands of young men and rim from across -- women from across the nation taking their oath after duty just as -- of duty just as it's been done for hundreds of years, that's not lost on staff sergeant sean may from the oregon national guard. >> it's a huge event you really can't understand until you're here, it's special to be a part of. >> reporter: may is one of many guardsmen in town for the inauguration. all in all there are 7500 of them from 44 states three territories and of course here in d.c.. staff sergeantco from maryland. >> -- is from maryland. >> we're here to be a part of history and never been able to witness an inauguration in person before. but that's a pretty incredible feeling. >> reporter: the ceremony suspect just for younger guardsmen. take these two. command sergeant bowser and both serve in the d.c. national guard and t

leader pelosi. i am happy to introduce my colleague. >> from the great state of oregon. oregon stands for liberty. you stand for liberty. oregon stands for justice. do you stand for justice? do you stand for lady liberty? give us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses. isn't that what america is all about? are we going to stand with the widows and the children and the interpreters coming to america? let us send a message to donald trump. learn about religious liberty. religious freedom. tear down that ban. .ear down that ban thank you. >> tuesday, the senate debates the nomination of the transportation secretary. live coverage of the u.s. senate always on c-span2. c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, california democratic congressman ted lieu will discuss president trump's executive orders on extreme of adding. the announcement of a supreme court nominee. and his view on key donald trump nomination cabinet picks. about congressional reaction to the trump administration travel ban. be sure to watc

oregon about how when they expanded medicaid in oregon, outcomes did not improve. so, i suppose that kind of informs you as you say we need to make medicaid better for patients. >> absolutely. we need to look at the right metrics. just gaining coverage for individuals is an admirable goal. but it is -- it ought not be the only goal. providing for people on the ground, for real people and real lives. whether or not we're affecting them in a positive way or negative way. if we're affecting them in a negative way, again, we need to be honest with ourselves and say, how can we improve that? >> now, a lot of times there's this kind of conflation of per beneficiary payments to states per medicaid enrollee and block grants, which to me is a conflation. i'll note that bill clinton on the left and phil graham and rick santorum on right proposed per beneficiary payments some time ago. it's actually how -- would you agree with this, how the federal employee self-benefit program pays for these federal employ s employees, they pay per beneficiary payment to an insurer, fair statement? >> correct

oregon, california and washington by these respective states. they've been doing so since 1980 and doing it well. this permanent re-authorization's broadly supported by commercial and recreational fishing organizations and is an example of the maxim, if it ain't broke, don't try and fix it. i might add that these three states manage these fisheries in both federal and state waters and the management is funded by the participating states, a relief to the federal treasury. in the last congress, the congressional budget office estimated that an identical bill would save up to $1 million in discretionary federal spending since state management would continue under this act. this bill is a win for the american taxpayer, a win for the seafood consumer and a win for the three states involved. i'd urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan legislation and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. mr. sablan is recognized. mr. sablan: meerks i yield myself such -- mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the sp

: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. wyden: mr. president, i spent the last few days having town hall meetings at home. it was a big challenge. we had a tremendous amount of snow. the distinguished president of the national is very familiar with that. but on my driveway in southeast portland, i guess, we had the most snow since 1937, and it just goes on and on. we're battling freezing rain. and yet oregonians came out in big, big numbers to participate in the discussion about what's going on in washington, d.c., and they were particularly troubled about what was being done at the environmental protection agency and the om nation of scott -- and the nomination of scott pruitt to head it. we had 200 people in mcminut mcminuteville on saturday night. a small comiewfnlts i think the temperature was about 22 degrees. and what really troubled them is that it sure looks, when you examine the record of mr. prui mr. pruitt, that he's trampling on everything that we call the oregon way. the oregon way is something are that democrats and republicans, people across

employees. in december portland, oregon, city council became the first to do something about it by increasing taxes on businesses with those huge gaps. 10% on companies whose c.e.o. make 100 times the average worker, and 25% on c.e.o.st who make 250 times that. c.e.o.s nationally in 1965 were making just 20 times their average employee. 50 years later, it's now 248 times. >> it's socially destabilizing, it's economicically destabilizing, it's political destabilizing. >> steve novick led the push for the new tax which will affect over 500 companies that do business in portland. >> so frankly, what i am trying to do with this proposal is make america great again. >> have i a feeling you didn't vote for donald trump. >> i did not, but it is true in the 50s and 60s we had an economy that worked for everybody. that made people feel better about society, about government and we've lost that. >> this ordinance won't do anything to address income inequality. st sandra mcdonough is c.e.o. of the portland business alliance. she worries this new tax could drive business away from portland. >>

oregon after leaving the mummers parade festivities. >> he is such a good kid. he did not de is her of this. >> lori says it began with a group of young men ripping austin over his army jacket which she now wears. she says one of them then struck austin when he was on the phone, with more piling on. >> and me and his girlfriend tried pulling them off. they hit us. weep got hit in the fails. she got thrown in the street. and then they went after his 14 year old brother, and were kicking him. >> austin came home from fort benning, georgia just before christmas, in total surprise arranged by a stranger since lore coy not afford the airfare. tough times since his father died from cancer as she lost work due to disability. austin had been sending his earnings to the family, now, times get even tougher. >> he's got to get a plate put in his jaw, and his mouth will be wired shut for eight weeks. >> austin's upcoming deployment to the middle east now very unlikely, as he peoples, his mother ponder. >> how anyone could put down the military is just -- makes no sense to me. i mean these are t

bringing intense rain and snow here across parts of california through oregon and also into nevada and onto idaho and wyoming. you've been seeing all this precipitation. it's been lined up. some areas across the mountains of california off to a meter of snowfall. you have the snowfall amounts combining with the rain creating intense flooding. the storm brought about 100 kilometer winds down in numerous trees. some very large ones as well. up to 40 centimeters seen here into oregon. as i mentioned in the mountains of california, you've seen up to 100 centimeters in a few locations. you're expecting more on top of it. 40 additional centimeters. the big issue if you are a skier or snow boarder especially in the mountains, you might think this is great news. the problem is and we've been seeing this on a lot of hillsides is the threat of averanue -- it's causing travel problems as well. now, we look back towards the east across the north eastern u.s., we do have another storm moving through. that's bringing snow across the great lakes. additional 15 to 20 centimeters out there. even freezi

sleepnumber.com know better sleep with sleep number. >>> in portland, oregon, snow shut down the oregon zoo today, the animals loved it. the polar bears rolling around in the snow. the sea lions were more like snow lions. check this out here. the elephant a little sheepish, not sure, as you'll see here, in just a moment, this is great. >> running for other shelter, one or the other. >> plenty of sports to hand el tonight. >> yes opinion larry beihl is here. >> i think it was the sea lion. >> after winning the world series in santiago. we'll tell afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. lift up your head and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me, i still smile. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you

, oregon, snow shut down the oregon zoo today, the animals loved it. the polar bears rolling around in the snow. the sea lions were more like snow lions. check this out here. the elephant a little sheepish, not sure, as you'll see here, in just a moment, this is great. >> running for other shelter, one or the other. >> plenty of sports to hand el tonight. >> yes opinion larry beihl is here. >> i think it was the sea lion. >> after winning the world series in santiago. we'll tell you w >>> good evening, after 55 years in san diego, really looks like the chargers are moving to los angeles, espn reporting, dean spanos has informed the nfl of his intention to move. the chargers have been trying to work out a stadium deal in san diego for the last 15 years. the team recently lost a vote on the visitor's tax to replace the aging and ancient qualcomm stadium. the move would eliminate the raiders from moving to l.a. >>> while the 49ers continue their methodical search for a new gm and head coach. the broncos and bills made their moves today. vance joseph played college ball. broncos were impre

downpours and flooding are expected in washington and oregon. and in higher elevations, heavy snow is in the forecast. the oregon coast is getting slammed with strong winds and drenching rain. wind gusts reached 70 miles per hour in some areas. residents of spokane washington have faced snow and cold. but today warmer weather and rain is expected. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, a cold case abduction solved. investigators track down a woman and the two daughters she's accused of taking decades ago. >>> and -- >>> the inauguration is our moment in american history, and >> ahead, the president-elect makes a personal plea for americans to turn out for his inauguration. . i think you missed a spot. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. painter: you want this color over the whole house? my advice for looking get your beauty sleep. and use aveeno® absolutely ageless® night cream with active naturals® blackberry complex. younger looking skin can start today. absolutely ageless® from

hey rainfall across the bay area. coming out of oregon as well as california. the western united states received another dose of heavier rainfall on wednesday leading to landslides and flooding in l.a. the house is very close to falling apart after the ground beneath the concrete foundation fell away due to a landslide. flooding also caused issues in northern california. however snow slammed through portland oregon and at the local zoo animals were found playing in the winter weather despite the chilly conditions. the animals were happy. the pacific northwest temperatures are warming up and more snow is expected for the mountains in california and snow will move into the east. highs on your thursday, 0 degrees in vancouver despite sunny weather, 3 degrees in seattle. chilly up toward the north. minus 23 degrees in winnipeg. the cold air mass will cover the northern plains as well. 23 on thursday. regina at 27. you could feel like the low minus 40 degrees. here's your forecast. >> for your thoughts and comments visit our website and click on contact us. you can follow usçÑwwñyw

forced the closures of roads and highways in oregon and washington state. and storms caused power outages in portland, oregon. what's the forecast looking like for other parts of the country? >> let's check in with justin povick. >> thank you. and good morning to you. mountain snow heavy at times over the sierra, nevada. including interstate 80 soaking downpours especially over the l.a. basin. there's the potential for additional flooding toward the evening and into the overnight. heavy rainfall and severe whether a concern along with flooding from interstate 10 to northbound toward nashville. back to you. >> all right. justin thank you. the victim of a letter bomb attack nearly two months ago is speaking out about his ordeal in an exclusive interview with our philadelphia station. on november 22nd, he opened an envelope. it exploded. blowing his hand apart. doctors removed some of the shrapnel in his upper torso and face. other pieces are still working their way out of his body. >> last night we were sitting watching tv. i'm like oh, here's a pebble out of my face. >> investigato

, oregon their personal track. students attached to the back of truck. filmed their adventure. do not try this. very dangerous. look at all the snow. >> you were telling me your sister lives out there in portland. she was saying we had a blizzard. >> she sent me a video of her snowboarding down her driveway. i'll post that on my instagram county if tracey shows me how to do that. worst snowstorm in 37 years and they got five inches. go for it oregon. >> it's melting this morning. the ice rink. help on the way for skaters because it's turni ing koehler duri colder during the day. look at the temperatures right now. 50s and 60s degrees at tjersey shore. temperatures are suburbs are upper 50s. look at pitman, clayton, no sign of cold air for there. usually princeton is chillier. it is 49 degrees this morning. 54 in hope well township. wind is driving in colder air. really feel it during the day. this is the forecast for today for the wind. that will be increasing this afternoon. with increasing wind, it's the temperatures that will be decreasing. start with, yeah, you'll feel a littl

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parts of oregon leaving some drivers to give up and abandon their vehicles as conditions there deteriorated quickly. other travellers managed to get around via snowboard. >>> check in with bill karins about the extremely active storm out west. are we done yet? >> last little bit of storm is going through today and then a little bit of a break. may have to get another big storm next week. right now a lot of heavy rain moving into central california, san francisco getting a break after heavy rain. batch of moderate rain north of st. louis. we'll deal with this storm during the day today. the storm itself doesn't have the punch the last couple did. we'll still add a couple of inches. we'll get a period of rain today from los angeles to oceanside to san diego and the storm will weaken and head on out. when we went to january 1st we were about 60% to 80% of the snow pack, now in the sierra we're about 100% to our hour window. northern california the storm misses you as it heads to the south. we filled up a lot of reservoirs and just clean up the mess. >>> just ahead wait until you f

. coastal areas in oregon and washington state have also been hit particularly hard. and unfortunately the weather is now being blamed for at least one death. emergency officials say an eight-year-old girl was killed when a tree fell into her family's home near the oregon coast. >> we've got trees falling all over portland. it's one of those unfortunate mishaps that nobody ever wants to see happen. >> the storm system is now moving eastward. several southern states including georgia and the carolinas have issued winter storm watches. screw well, here in the bay area we are dealing with our own approaching storm. it is going to be bringing an awful lot of rain. let's check unwith our chief meteorologist. you keep saying the model is shifting just a little bit arched trying to dial it in but it looks like it is going to bring us a significant amount of rain no matter what. >> regardless. we're going between a lot of rain and a ton of rain. >> we are going to get wet. >> you are going to get two and a half to four inches of rain easy in a place like redwood city or san jose. but we're really

sharks win 3-2 the final in o.t. >>> cal at oregon state first quarter the bears down by two. ivan rabbe the lay-up and the foul. we a team high 18 points. cal wins 69-58. stanford at number 11 oregon, chris boucher game high 16 points and 10 rebounds. ducks win 69-52. st. mary's improves to 16-2 with a 7 -61 win over pepperdine. grab your doughnuts and coffee tomorrow morning the warriors tip off at 9:00 a.m. pacific time in orlando to face the magic. more news after the break. take one. directv now. stream all your entertainment! anywhere! anytime! there's no cbs and we don't have a ton of sports. anywhere, any... let's lose the 'anywhere, anytime' too. you can't download on-the-go, there's no dvr, yada yada yada. stream some stuff! somewhere! sometimes! you totally nailed that buddy. simple. don't let directv now limit your entertainment. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. ♪ >>> last jump. >> did you see it? it was flawless. karen chen, 17 years old won the women's skating national championship tonight. she says she struggled with self-confidence but tonight

tonight... ivan rabb and cal at oregon state. ...even jules knows you ca' leave jabari bird widew open like this... . >>> saturday, college basketball stuff. lot of pac-12 stuff. you just can't leave him open like that! no. three-ball pushed the bears lead to is it. cal playing good ball lately. look who added a fall away jumper. he scored 18. 69-58. no all american dillon brooks, that's a good thing for stanford, right? wrong. say hello to chris buce. second half, bell, he can finger roll! it's oregon, 18-2, 11th 11th ranked, 79-52 final. stand for 11-9 -- stanford. 11-9. st. mary's picked apart pepperdine, the long ball. no problem, three of his 22. they ran away, emmitt connected with hermanson. 17-2 now. give me a big reveal. >>> distraction for visiting marymount. the final seconds, broncos down 2. time for jared bradridge. santa clara won it, broncos 5-3 in the west coast conference. usf won again. not done yet. three periods of nhl play, not enough to say a what happened in san jose. on frozen bond we go. -- pond we go. ,,,,,, in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a str