i went up to portland on my own. that was hard.nd then as they were getting ready to move up to portland that next summer, i got traded back to san antonio. and so my kids were thrilled. and so was i, actually. so that was the easiest one. just got traded back home. >>> hockey night from inside the sharks locker room to the ice, hosting montreal. and boy did the sharks strike in the second. colin scored his first nhl goal. four minutes to play. san jose turned it over. had a man advantage too. and joel armia scored a break away. the canadiens won 4-3. the sharks couldn't finish again. they've lost eight of their last nine. >>> starting as early as 5:00 a.m., there was a line out the door today at a santa clara safeway to see 49er legend jerry rice. an event for his energy drink goat fuel. we both admitted it felt a little weird not being a part of super bowl week, but he did offer his gut feel on who the nfl champion will be. >> philadelphia, they have the best chance they have had before with saquon barkley. and that defense just

lawsuit is joined by a number of jurisdictions across the country including new haven, connecticut, portland, oregon. king county, washington. and i'm here to introduce our santa clara county council tony lopresti. i very much appreciate the partnership between our offices and as i mentioned, santa clara is co-leading this case with us . good morning. i want to begin by thanking city attorney david chiu and his extraordinary team for their leadership and partnership with santa clara county and standing up for the constitutional rights of our residents. santa clara's core mission is to care for its most vulnerable residents and to deliver the critical services that they need to survive and to thrive. santa clara has mission. our job is not to enforce immigration laws and the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help with enforcement of civil immigration laws and constitutional speak. we call that commandeering the federal government can't commandeer our local government. they can't commandeer our local resources and they can't commandeer our loc

and in portland, oregon, southeast portland, where we live. nobody's talking about those things. are they talking about holding down the cost of medicine or creating housing kind of kinds of opportunity these opportunities to? make sure they don't have to pay higher tariffs and, the like on goods and services. those are kind of things they're talking about, not at far out things. trump talked about this week, number six is embrace the unscripted moments and you the tobacco hearing, a moment that really went viral before things went where you asked the tobacco ceos. i'll let you tell the story, but i mean, that is a moment that really changed. and i wondered, you don't get unscripted moments without a lot of preparation, but you have to know what you're talking about. you do have to keep your eyes open. see what i did on? the tobacco settlement. i was pretty junior on the health committee in the house henry waxman, very up and on it and he pummeled for hours and was you know really digging out the big facts and kind of my turn and everybody kind of packing up their bags and starti

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also, santa clara crushes portland, and the cal and stanford women both lost. sharks fans showing off their hand-drawn macklin celebrini our team teal hosting vancouver sharks down one. nothing frantic in front. 90s to go tyler toffoli relentless. we're tied at one in ot. the rare overtime penalty shot andrew o'connor wins it for the canucks right there celebrating. can't believe it. two one final. sharks have lost nine of ten and nfl honors tonight in new orleans. 40 niners tight end george kittle accepting the salute to service award for his contributions to veterans and bills qb josh allen won his first nfl mvp appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel, rob lowe. >> have a great night. anywhere. and it's granite stone. the fast, easy way to cook gourmet family meals. quick that just don't stick no butter or oil needed. each piece of granite stone cookware is pressed from a solid aluminum disc for even heat conduction, and coated three times with our durable, ultra nonstick granite stone

also, santa clara crushes portland, and the cal and stanford women both lost.s fans showing off their hand-drawn macklin celebrini our team teal hosting vancouver sharks down one. nothing frantic in front. 90s to go tyler toffoli relentless. we're tied at one in ot. the rare overtime penalty shot andrew o'connor wins it for the canucks right there celebrating. can't believe it. two one final. sharks have lost nine of ten and nfl honors tonight in new orleans. 40 niners tight end george kittle accepting the salute to service award for his contributions to veterans and bills qb josh allen won his first nfl mvp award. sports on abc seven, appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel, rob lowe. >> have a great night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, rob lowe. nicole brydon bloom. guillermo at super bowl opening night. d

imagine with individuals running jubal on portland and in 1900 on 91, they'll was a civil war. how does may cut it that eyes it otherwise? and after that civil war, so my land declared had high in defendants which independence has not been recognized by any country. but if you travel as to how to gaze, you will find that there is a functioning government complete with an army complete with the, with the currency. and indeed they have held this for elections and they are functioning as the country. but then we'll get this show administration. it does not accept that these an independent country. and for that reason, they do not upset that any country should negotiate directly with the government or the administration in how to base. this is what has brought the current conflict between f c o p a on the so my, the, you remember that the deal pay uh, self had a problem. been non lo looked in the sense that when the time the ends left and the, the industry, i was popular with deal. yeah. it was good. they had the port of the, the port which was the negative for. yeah. but after the

cold air dropping in off of seattle and portland.d air dropping down that's going to enhance this next system. and rainfall rates will really ramp up here later today. flood watch is out. goes until 4 a.m. wednesday. street flooding possible. it's already happening. excessive rain runoff, sharp rises on creeks and streams and the wind is picking up, not roaring to the north. but it is no doubt picking up here, especially on the coast coast, ranging up to been seen up to 31, also san jose, southeast 31 and in the hills it's about 3540 for some 50s on the temps. i don't think these are changing all that much here for the morning, so look for off and on morning rain. there are some occasions where you can get a break here, but that's where the focus right now is. looks, peninsula, santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, you can see boulder creek. lexington hills might even be lifting a little bit more towards over, spilling over into the peninsula. but you get this southwest wind, roaring southwest wind about 5000ft. that gives you a strong u

and finally to the glad tidings in portland, oregon. >> the oregon zoo has announced its 30 year old asian elephant, rosita, has given birth to a healthy baby girl over the weekend. >> look at her. it came after 20 months of pregnancy. >> wait, what? >> yeah. 20 months. wow. i thought nine was a. >> long time. >> mother and child are secluded away from the public to be given time to bond. the baby elephant will make her public debut in the near future. she's all wobbly, walking. >> as if we needed another excuse to visit what i think is one of the best zoos in america oregon zoo. there you go, andrew. >> do you like florida? oregon more? >> i like them both. they're different. danny. >> i feel like you get more excited about oregon. >> florida has. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, star of the series clean slate, laverne cox. and from the new film heart eyes, olivia holt. plus the point guy shows us how

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. >> thank you, representative bynum, >> greetings from portland, oregon! now, i just started this job. and they already got me out here in the cold. we fly 3000 miles twice a week to put up with this foolishness. i'm not happy. my baby said, mama, you leaving again? i said yeah, baby. i'm a patriot. [cheers and applause] i'm a patriot. they never told me i could be a patriot, but i'm a patriot, and you are a patriot, and you are a patriot, and you are a patriot. because i grew up here in d.c. i was a little girl. i was a little girl that wrote the 50 lined to bike would elementary school. and they always told us, the british had come to storm the city. they always reminded us, the british had come, and they burned everything down, and we could never let that happen again. they told us. and here we are. trump and his billionaire boy band. they are not british this time, this one is south african. but they came back. and we are here to say, bye-bye. bye bye! bye bye! bye bye! now trump, i done already sued you one time when y'all came to portland and y'all w

the schools include columbia, uc berkeley, the university of minnesota, and portland state.ter a new task force. to root out anti-semitism on college campuses. officials accused campuses of allowing anti-semitism after the october 7th hamas attack on israel. >>> the detroit news says the aclu is suing the university of michigan after pro-palestinian protesters were banned from campus. the federal lawsuit file on behalf of at least five people accuses the school of violating their right to free speech. last week a student who dedicated to the palestinian liberation was cut off from funding for two years for actions the university says violated school policies. the school didn't immediately respond to request for comment. >>> and new york says state attorney general letitia james warned hospitals against canceling transgender care. she sent a letter to hospitals yesterday saying refusing treatment would violate state anti-discrimination laws. it comes after president trump signed an executive order last week threatening to withhold federal funds from hospitals providing gender

other jurisdictions joining the lawsuit include portland, oregon, and king county, washington. >>> evacuation orders have been downgraded to a warning in low lying areas from healdsburg to jenner in sonoma county. tuesday's storm caused the russian river to crest in guerneville wednesday, causing heavy flooding in some neighborhoods. >>> in santa rosa a large tree toppled over next to a roadway. traffic is closed on south wright road from finley to myles avenue while crews work to clean things up. >>> in san francisco it is the last day for safeway in the fillmore neighborhood. the store shelves are empty and customers are shopping elsewhere. the retailer has cited ongoing concerns about safety for customers and employees and persistent shoplifting. still customers tell us the closure is a blow to the community. >> for me and people in the neighborhood particularly, people with lesser incomes. >> that safeway has served the neighborhood for four decades. >>> first alert weather now, we don't have a first alert weather day, for once. things are very calm. >> what are we going to do with oursel

. >> reporter: the plane still on the ground was scheduled to fly to portland, oregon from oakland, californiachaotic ordeal it was forced to return to its gate so thorities to intervene. it's not every day that you see flight attendants throwing punches to try to subdue an unruly passenger. was that the right move there? >> the flight attendant who had to respond to this took the immediate actions that you would take if you were able to take the crew member self-defense training. we're in a confined space. we cannot call for help. there is no other way to do this. and there was imminent danger here. so the passenger needed to have action against them in order to stop what they were doing in severely harming another passenger. >> reporter: alaska airlines telling nbc news in part that the man appeared to be experiencing a medical episode. our crew responded to the situation quickly and kept all guests safe, adding that the man has been banned from future flights. the airline has found itself at the center of increased public scrutiny recently after multiple high-profile safety incidents. it wa

as far as snowfall amounts, two to three inches possible in boston, portland, maine closer to four, while the higher terrain in new hampshire, five to seven. out west we are tracking a new pacific storm that bring heavy rain and snow to cenaltr boston. toward the south we're tracking warmth once again. new orleans, 78 under mostly cloudy skies, as they prepare for the super bowl on sunday. frances, back to you. >> denise, thank you. >>> now to a dramatic rescue in new jersey. a 11-year-old boy fell through a frozen pond. he was walking across the ice before it gave way, plunging him into about four feet of frigid water. they were able to pull him out safely, and he was transported to a local hospital. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>"early today" is back in a minute for the sentencing of the former interpreter of shohei ohtani. >>> and w tas nedeilfrom the sprawling crime ring that lid from joe burrow's home to new york's diamond district. with your dishwasher and cascade complete. your dishwasher does the work for you, with temperatures up to 140 degrees - too hot for hands. so

. >> other jurisdictions joining today's lawsuit include portland, oregon, new haven, connecticut, and king county, washington. >>> after more than a year of discussion and speculation, the safeway in san francisco's fillmore district is closing for good. so this is the store on webster street right off gary. the closure hits hard for a lot of people in that area. our sooji nam spoke to one of the final shoppers in the store and a local supervisor about what's being done to help those directly impacted. >> reporter: palmer sessle has been coming to this safeway grocery store on webster street in san francisco for years, but now it's a different feeling, almost eerie, walking past all of those empty shelves. >> i'm picking up my prescriptions because this is the last day they're going to be open for prescriptions pickup. >> reporter: while friday is the official last day for the grocery store, thursday was last call for the pharmacy. >> it was a great blow to me and people in the neighborhood, particularly people with lesser incomes. >> reporter: the latest grocery deals blasting throug

sfo joins a handful of other airports, including pittsburg, kansas city, portland and seattle tacoma,creating such a space. now you can see stories like this when you join us every morning for today in the bay. we're onn from 5 to 7 a.m. i'm marcus washington. back to you. all right. take a deep breath with marcus there. one of the most recognizable bay area news anchors has died. dennis rickman died today at his grass valley home. he sat in the anchor chair for ktvu nightly news broadcast for more than 30 years. he was a fixture on bay area television from 1976 to 2008. richmond was one of the country's first bla journalists to anchor a major market newscast. dennis richmond was 81. arcadia garvin thomas is here now working on the 5:00 news. what's coming up? yeah. i mean, just to say what a legend in this business and in this market. so, you know, our wishes go out to his family and his and his colleagues. absolututely. so working on today's 5:00 news, we sent scott budman out because we wanted to talk. he's been working on a story about ai and its impact on bay area jobs. so we had

this is a prefabricated model developed by the city of portland, and unlike san francisco's eyebrow raising1.7 million public toilet, this one cost berkeley less than $500,000 to build. funding came from measure t one, which was passed by voters in 2016, along with funds from a uc berkeley settlement. another $200,000 has been set aside for the telegraph business improvement district to maintain and keep the restroom clean. this 24/7 public restroom greatly improves the quality of life for all who live, work and use the south side. it will make our district cleaner and safer and more accessible, but it's particularly impactful for the members of our community who may not have another restroom to use. the city has two more public toilets in the works, one at alcatraz avenue and adeline street, and another at san pablo and university avenues. it is a star studded week as the basketball world comes to san francisco for the nba all star and the biggest star at the center of it. of course, our warriors own steph curry. our raj mathai spoke to the warriors superstar in this exclusive one on one.

, you definitely as soon as long as long spelling is south that said any demo or take herself to portland or she could. but that's all the stuff i've had, this was, i guess she won't go initials like se, positive, suppressing, don't move forward a sense of and one of the 2nd bombing was a definite turning point in the history of colonialism in north africa. it helped to turn the tide against friends. in 1960, all remaining french troops left tanisha. and 2 years later, jr finally gained independence. the secret agent claimed by both israel and egypt, well, any case officer who receives attention or double edge, we always assume the worst truth lies. fact or fiction. most of the documents are faulty. people of either of those on the out of there will tell us the story of the minds of many secrets. i shut the motor, one desk to the surface by on al jazeera. the latest news, as it breaks, presidency landscape has guides the international carrying fee to step up almost deliveries to ukraine. take the defensive with detailed coverage people with must department of government efficiency showed

winter weather advisories from kansas city to kalamazoo, michigan, baltimore, maryland, and even portland, maine. so, a lot of states, a whole swath there going to be impacted by this storm. it's already starting to ice up a bit, and we've seen it in parts of the midwest, but now it's going to be filling in, because it has been anemic, not as much moisture. look what happens from, say, toledo over to cleveland by midnight. and then, it picks up in those higher elevations of the blue ridge or allegheny mountains. that's where the ice storm warning is in place. through tomorrow morning. new york, a burst of snow to start. then, a wintry mix and then a transition to rain. so, it's not going to look like a lot by the time it's said and done, but the mess on the roads will be already complete. boston staying on the frozen side of it. here's what it leaves behind. i think anybody down to west virginia, lose business berg in the ice storm warning, has a chance of tree damage and power outages too, david. >> david: all right, be careful, everyone. we'll be watching you first thing in the morning

those are the areas with the highest snow totals. 6 inches or more from places like albany to portland to the boston area. across pennsylvania, a quarter inch of ice along i-76. an ice storm warning near johnstown. >> david: we'll likely see you next week, then, lee, thank you. >>> we learned a federal june has stepped in, blocking the trump administration's plan to put hundreds of u.s. sid workers on leave. at the white house, president trump defending elon musk's role in his administration. the president was asked about the new cover of "time" magazine with an image of musk sitting behind the resolute desk in the oval office. how he responded when asked if musk has been told if anything is off limits. and late today, president trump's move involving former president biden's security clearance. rachel scott at the white house tonight. >> reporter: even as the signs outside the usaid's office came down, tonight, a federal judge putting the brakes on the white house's plan to put more than 2,000 of the relieve agency's workers on leave. it comes as elon musk and his team gutted the agen

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so again, it's a portland trailblazer. he's a possible to save as his records, which stood since 1988. okay, now 115600 78, career points. the sounds basically gave me notice on a flight and as a callis be handed $810.00 game bass without pay over this violent incidents. ryan hop soon as the administration wild as well as the head of also a set of just board. tim fits that on the ice. suspension is the longest for on life conduct in the n h l since 2018 and us president donald trump took a break from talking about terrorist to host based on the cup champions. the florida pounces were invited to the white house on monday for ceremony to celebrate their chief and the prompt to secure that 1st started the caps back in june. congress presented with a $160.00 hospitalized in just after coming up short of the said look up the year prior. you gave the fans one of the most riveting comebacks and n h l. history and any support history. i don't know anything about it. come back, but they telling me it's very exciting. president trum

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look at the winter weather advisories from kansas city to kalamazoo, michigan, baltimore, and even portland, maine. a lot of states going to be impacted by this storm. we've seen ice in parts of the midwest, now it's going to be filling in. look what happens from say toledo over to cleveland by midnight. and then, it picks up in those higher elevations of the blue ridge or allegheny mountains. that's where the ice storm warning is in place. new york, a burst of snow to start. then, a wintry mix and then a transition to rain. so, it's not going to look like a lot by the time it's said and done, but the mess on the roads will be already complete. boston staying on the frozen side of it. here's what it leaves behind. i think anybody down to louisburg, west virginia, has a chance of power outages. >> david: all right, be careful, everyone. ginger, thank you. >>> now to the white house, and what they're saying tonight after president trump last night suggested the u.s. would take over gaza, and that some 2 million palestinians should leave. he said, we should find them a nice piece of land and b

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colleges including columbia, and berkeley, the others not on the list, university of minnesota, portlandestern. good think how good move, right time bethany? >> i mean this is exactly why president trump has gone more support from jewish americans in any of the republican that i think we know of. is because he decided that all of the stuff that was happening on campuses was a concern of all of america, notches jewish americans. it so long overdue and it's a relief to jewish-american parents, to know that we can send our children to the schools and that of our kids are discriminate against or threatened or physically harmed in any way, all of which has been happening on college campuses for the past 15 months, there is finally someone in administration who will stand up and say, you have records, you were able to defend your kids and make sure they get an education. >> trace: it's very correct, "wall street journal" writes the following, the president trump preparing to issue an executive order wednesday effectively banning transgender girls and women from participating in bmo sports even

. >> other municipalities, such as new haven, connecticut, portland, oregon, and king county, washington, have also joined the suit, which seeks to block trump from withholding federal funding. back in the south bay, immigration enforcement is having a galvanizing effect on many minority communities, with members fearing current targets could eventually ensnare all communities. >> once we start declaring war on the hispanic community in which he has and got rid of them, that they're going to go to the african american community. >> officials here in the south bay and in san francisco stress their police departments, and their sheriff's offices will not and have not worked with ice agents during enforcement operations in downtown san jose. i'm jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum said today her country has taken in nearly 11,000 deported migrants from the u.s, according to reuters. that number included 2500 people from countries other than mexico. this week, mexico deployed its first wave of national guard troops at the u.s. border as part of a deal wit

you see in uc berkley, portland or harvard, jewish students being locked out of libraries and harasseds not how i want my college experience to go and not how it should be. under biden administration, he took no action to combat college anti-semitism events. that i find ridiculous. >> todd: you had an opportunity during biden administration to nip this in the bud, yet they let it fester and in many respects, you had colleges and universities sanctioning a terror organization and people supporting that terror organization on campus. donald trump said he'll do something about it. we'll be watching. you wrote a "new york post" op ed titled, it is hard being in high school and supporting president trump. great title. how is it hard? >> i actually wrote this piece because i'm lucky high school student, in my school, we have alternative education program c called community school. we are about 50 kids who come together for english and social studies class for our high school career. we talk about any issue, political or not, as long as it relates to school and education, we talk about it. we

device placed on a dropbox in clark county, washington, vancouver, washington, across the river from portlande device burned through the metal and destroyed an undetermined number of ballots, we have some pictures we will show you as to the impact it had. i would like to remind everybody washington is all mail-in state. 2024, 60 6% ballots were returned via drop boxes. our concern was if a copycat attempted to emulate it elsewhere it would have a significant impact on our ability to successfully host and run the election. to compound the issue, the third district for washington, in vancouver, was a swing district and there was a lot of emphasis on that election because it could potentially determine who controlled the house of representatives, so we received a great deal of emphasis from the media and our delegation. the following timeline you see notes the incident took place on the 28th. within 24 hours, our strategic team was able to put out a voter alert, voter alert number one on facebook. we conducted a meeting with secretary hobbs, the governor and senior leaders in the state to talk a

madison: columbia univerty, portland university, university of california berkeley, university of minnesotarthwestern university. according to the department of education, widespread anti-semitic activity reported at each of the five institutions and the northwestern university president was singled out in the report for misleading congress and "actively entertaining the request to hire an a an anti-zit rabbi and putting anti-semitist faculty on their campus". department of education working with the department of justice and department of health and human services to conduct these investigations and to combat anti-semitism on these campuses. ash, there's a new sheriff or new administration in town, and we heard this on the campaign trail and know from what we're seeing there's a low toll lance per an -- low tolerance and seeing repercussions with lawsuits like this. ashley: quite right. madison, thank you very much. coming up, thousands of demonstrators protesting trump's immigration policies marching through downtown los angeles for the second day and comes as efforts to secure the southe

lawsuit is joined by a number of jurisdictions across the country including new haven, connecticut, portland, oregon. king county, washington. and i'm here to introduce our santa clara county council tony lopresti. i very much appreciate the partnership between our offices and as i mentioned, santa clara is co-leading this case with us . good morning. i want to begin by thanking city attorney david chiu and his extraordinary team for their leadership and partnership with santa clara county and standing up for the constitutional rights of our residents. santa clara's core mission is to care for its most vulnerable residents and to deliver the critical services that they need to survive and to thrive. santa clara has mission. our job is not to enforce immigration laws and the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help with enforcement of civil immigration laws and constitutional speak. we call that commandeering the federal government can't commandeer our local government. they can't commandeer our local resources and they can't commandeer our loc

. >> other jurisdictions joining the lawsuit include portland, oregon, new haven, connecticut and king off the coast of alaska has been found, the coast guard confirmed all 10 people died. this marks one of the deadliest plane crashes in the state in 25 years. you are looking at a photo from the coast guard that gives you an understanding of the wreckage and what the aftermath looked like. those two people are circling the debris, they are helping with recovery efforts. authorities rushed to recover the bodies from unstable ice after a bad weather spell set in. a black hawk helicopter would have to be used to remove the plane after the bodies have been recovered. the plane disappeared on thursday. investigators are working to determine the cause of this crash. >>> the faa has limited the number of flights that can arrive in washington, d.c. reagan national airport which means travelers should be expecting days -- delays in the coming days. crews have clear the major wreckage from the potomac river after last week's deadly midair collision between that american airlines plane and the ar

. >> other jurisdictions joining the lawsuit include portland, oregon, new haven, connecticut and kingshington. >>> the wreckage of a plane crash off the coast of alaska has been found, the coast guard confirmed all 10 people died. here's a photo from the coast guard that shows the wreckage on the ice, two people in bright emergency gear, they are walking around the debris. the bodies were rescued before bad weather sets in, officials did confirm a black hawk helicopter will be used to remove the plane after all the bodies have been recovered. the plane disappeared on thursday, investors are working to determine the cause of this crash. >>> the faa has limited the number of flights that can arrive at washington, d.c.'s reagan national airport which means travelers should be expecting delays in the coming days. the decision made because of recovery efforts and the weather conditions, crews have cleared the major wreckage from the potomac river after last week's deadly midair collision between an american airlines plane and army black hawk helicopter. only 26 planes will be allowed to la