the brain is angel agness oregon that is protected by being encased in a rigid bony skull.hen we move about there is minimal movement in the brain. as a result of two kinds of forces there can be serious jarring of the brain. it moves rapidly back-and-forth within that enclosed space. it is separated from the skull by a fluid layer called the cerebral spinal fluid. either by another skull hitting it, by hitting the ground, by hitting a soccer ball. there are inertial forces that don't involve any contact at all. it is like a whiplash injury or something banks into your body and can shake up the brain or if you fall on the ground it can shake up the brain. often these forces interact with one another. there are significant consequences in people's neurological states. injuries fairy from being modest to being moderately severe. the modest injury falls into two categories. recover withinty seven days. in some cases even with modest injury the recovery may take longer. injury,erate or severe the recovery takes longer. i was the factors that lead to this prolonged recovery? you

2013 the washington state legislature voted down a proposal to replace this aging drawbridge with a new $3 billion bridge. oregon's state legislature did the same in 2014. so ignoring engineering consensus, state lawmakers have turned a blind eye to the forecasted catastrophic failure of this bridge... and also ignoring disaster examples from past earthquakes in neighboring states. >> what happened? >> uh, there's a hell of an earthquake and we've got windows and everything that has fallen out. >> the structural collapse of the entire freeway. >> during the 1989 loma prieta quake, parts of san francisco's bay bridge and major freeways collapsed. the pacific northwest could face the same fate but worse. more than half of oregon's bridges aren't expected to make it through a major quake. >> no we're not doing enough. with the risk that we have i think everybody needs to step it up. and i think that needs to come from the public first. if we're lucky enough to get 50 years and we put plans in now to start getting more prepared by that 50 years, and it happens then, then we'll be set. we can be a chile or a japan. i t

age? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: oregon, did you say the town? portland? >> the vehicle comes from the portland area. we are still tracking down her place of residence within oregon. >> reporter: what do you know about her actions last night prior to the crashes? >> all we know is what i described here, i that she was in vegas for approximately a week. these are all comments made by her so i don't want to get into too much of those comments because we got prosecution things that we have to deal with, but we believe her to be here for approximately a week residing in her vehicle and lack of money so we don't know if she was soliciting associated with her stay here or she had money associated with her stay but we are doing the best we can to track that down. >> reporter: how did the public cooperate or not cooperate? >> we didn't have any incidents with non-cooperation. the video is very telling. many of the people in direct vicinity of the accident were attempting to get her into custody, trying to access the vehicle by banging on the windows, opening the d

age? >> yes, sir. >> [indiscernible] >> the vehicle comes from the portland area. we're still tracking down her place of residence within oregon. >> what you know about her actions prior to the crash? >> all we know is what i described here, that she was in vegas for approximately a week. these are all comments made by her. i don't want to get into too much of those comments because we have prosecution, things we we believe her to be here for approximately a week. we don't know she had some money associated with her stay, but we are doing the best we can to track that down. >> how will the public operate or not cooperate? >> we did not have any incidents with noncooperation. the video was very telling could many people in the vicinity of the accident were trying to get her into custody, trying to access the vehicle, by banging on the windows come opening the doors, attending to take her into custody, citizen arrest-type action. subsequently we received numerous calls and some what of the direction of travel -- support of the direction of travel and suspect description and come ominously, medical professionals received great as

oregon and washington. if you're sending your child on a plane by him or herself, get ready to dig wallet. united airlines has expanded the age range of children who must use a 150 dollar service when flying by themselves. it's now 15 years old -- it used to be 12. delta and american charge 150 dollars for a similar age range. and a major milestone for the busiest airport in america. hartsfield-jackson atlanta served its 100 millionth passenger this year. . 's the first airport ever to do so. the lucky passenger received a nissan altima, two free delta round- trip plane tickets and a 500 dollar gift card. the airport's general manager says the facility y had a five percent increase in passengers this year. it's here's a live look at ??? on our city cam. heavy snow and sleet will be moving across the area today. combine this with strong, gusty wind and we are flat out in the midst of a strong winter storm. snow totals are generally going to be in the 9-12" range in many areas with drifts of several feet. ttvel will be very dangerous as the day goes on, especially in rural areas with the falling snow and strwng wind creating th

oregon. i'm meeting a man whose strange inheritance is not a family heirloom found in an attic, but an entire house, a house that perfectly frames an age-old problem -- how does a son follow in his father's footsteps and still escape his shadow? >> my name is tony belluschi. i'm an architect, like my father pietro. this house is among the many things he designed in his illustrious career. i only figured out what it meant to both of us long after he was gone. >> tony's asked me to meet him here in downtown portland. >> hi, jamie. how are you? >> i usually meet people in their homes. why have you brought me here? >> i'd like to show you a building my father designed. >> that building is the 12-story equitable, one of america's first glass box towers, built back in 1948. >> it became one of the most iconic buildings not only in portland, but in the country. >> tony's father pietro would go on to design and work on hundreds of landmark buildings, including new york's pan am building, the bank of america tower, and st. mary's cathedral in san francisco, new york's juilliard school of music, and the zion lutheran church here in portland. and

the united states and the world at oregon state university illustrates the we do not need to make that choice. peril,book, promise and america, the dawn of the global age, he enlarges our field of historical vision when looking at the origin and trajectory of american imperialism. a history not simply of american imperialism, the rather analysis of the way americans question and actively oppose exercising american power in the world. as opposed to the group of like-minded thinkers that american tags is the foreign-policy elites, nichols anonstrates a constant -- understanding of a group that includes pragmatist, politicians. conspiracy betray a of institutional imperialism existing and in intellectual and ideological vacuum, he argues a critique of american imperial ambitions have been and continue to be part of an american heritage. alone in hisr from ability to study in tandem domestic and foreign policy action. we are fortunate to have scholars who have contributed mightily to a body of work that incorporates the effect of personality, global rhetoric, and american intellectual culture into the history of americans debating war, peace, isolationism,