with the communities in eastern oregon, with other stakeholders, timber companies and environmental groups, bringing people together to talk about landscapes and what needs to be done in trying to iron out and reach agreement on as many issues in terms of how we should manage that land and what we should manage that land for in terms of timber and other values. we are having some success doing that. so i think those kinds of efforts we bring stakeholders together and then told everybody accountable for coming up with a solution, i think that's a good approach to supplement this idea of landscape. because as has been pointed out th,fire knows no geographical boundaries and we cannot just treat federal lands and let state and private lands go untreated because that's not going to solve the problem. >> anybody else? >> yes to all three. >> good. that's the answer i was looking for. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> i thank the senator from south dakota. he isn't really focused on the one question i was going to ask with regards to the landscaping issue and i appreciate that very much. and

from eastern oregon and eastern washington. the variety of other -- apples. washington is known as one of the biggest exporters of apples. strawberries. huckleberries. other kind of goods that require farmworkers and farmhands. these primarily are -- these are industries that are very agricultural in nature. so, what then we see after 1950's diversification of the economy. you see in the timber industry, japan, post-war emerges as one of the biggest exporters of pacific northwest logs. that most starts to change the economy of the region because the region's politicians and business leaders start to realize, we might actually need to diversify things a little bit because the timber industry is declining. there is a lot of sales of logs internally and also externally to the japanese. so, you have players like boeing in western washington. they just completed a big sale with china. this has been ongoing for the last four years. that becomes a big thing. in the 1980's, you have nintendo of america. the headquarters were in redmond, washington. you have the rise

with communities in eastern oregon, with other stakeholders, timber companies, environmental groups, bringing people together to talk about landscapes and what needs to be done, trying to iron out and reach agreement on as many issues in terms of, you know, how we should manage that land and what we should manage that land for in terms of timber and other values. and we're having some success doing that. so i think, i think those kinds of efforts where you bring the stakeholders together and then hold everybody accountable for coming up with the solutions, i think that's a good approach to supplement this idea of landscape. but as has been pointed out, fire knows no geopolitical boundaries and we cannot treat federal lands and get state and private lands go untreated. that's not going to solve the problem. >> anybody else? >> yes to all three. >> good. that's the answer i was looking for. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i thank the senator from south dakota. he has really focused on the one question that i was going to ask with regards to the landscaping issue and i appreciate that very

my organization is working with a collaborative effort on stewardship with communities in eastern oregon other stakeholders, timber companies, environmental groups, bringing people together to talk about how we should manage the land in terms of timber and other values. we are having success doing that. that kind of thing where we come up with solutions is a good approach. we can treat neat federal lands and let private lands go untreated because that will not solve the problem. >> yes to all three. >> good. that is the answer i am looking for. >> i thank the panelist for answering. senator boseman, let me remind members the vote has started and we have informed the clerk we will arrive soon. >> i want to take a second to highlight the efforts of my home state colleagues congressman westerman who is a professional engineer and only forester in congress working for two decades in the forest field. he went to harvard and played football at the university of arkansas. his legislation treats the sickness of overgrown mismanaged forest and symptoms including wild fire, disease and infestation

. >> i would also like to comment on the landscape idea out in eastern oregon my labor organization is working as part of a collaborative effort on stewardship with communities and other stakeholders and timber companies and environmental groups, bringing people together to talk about landscapes and what needs to be done and reach agreement on as many issues in terms of how they should manage that and what we should manage the land for in terms of other values and we are having some success doing that. so i do think that those kinds of effort where you bring stakeholders together and hold everyone accountable for coming up with a solution, i think that that is a good approach to supplement this idea of the landscape. fire knows no geopolitical boundaries and we can't let state and private lands go untreated because that is not going to solve the problem. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> i think the senator from south dakota who is focused on the one question i was going to ask i appreciate it very much and i think the panelists for answering and let rami me reminu of what is going on. >>

louis, rain showers in dallas and austin and snow if you are headed to eastern nevada or southeastern oregon. that's a snowstorm that's going to clear california later today. >>> bill says it's time to hit the road. the only person that matters -- >> come on, that's not truement it's a team effort. >> in terms of the roads. >> jessica boyington has you covered with a lot of cameras. >> i'll go with that. that was a good compliment for this early in the morning. it's fine. around 95 no problems, you can see everybody is moving even through the work zone, southbound drive time hasn't bundled. we have about an hour or so before that starts to increase. we're only at aboutnib4ñ a 13 m trip so. no real problems there. we want a check on 95. watch out for construction on the nobody ramp. that is closed on going. you can see the drive time on 95 through delaware no problem. 10 minutes northbound from 295 to 495. i'll have another check on your morning drive when i come back in the next 10. >> 11 minutes past 5:00. an afl-cio player is the victim of a shooting. we'll tell you what happened to the re

the results of that snowstorm that moved through california, still affecting portions of oregon, idaho and eastern nevada. it's making for a chilly day today. will see sunshine in seattle with a high of 41. >> from skies to the roads, let's check the roads including the schuylkill expressway. jessica >> we're around girard avenue on the schuylkill and everything looking great so far. so eastbound, westbound, no problems. you can see no lane restrictions, no construction. eastbound drive times in the blue route to the vine street expressway is only going to take about 12 minutes. watch for construction on the ben franklin parkway. the inner drive closed between 21st and logan square that ties things up during the morning rush. two lanes and a new pattern to watch out for. mass transit is looking great so far this morning. we have no problems or delays, just checked for special schedules, everything still running normally. septa, new jersey transit. >> not all smoke detectors work the same way. so the nbc 10 investigators tested to see how they respond. mitch blacher has a preview of a story you'll

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getting some snow in northern idaho, western montana, parts of eastern washington state into oregon and northern california getting a bit of rain there. a little bit of a flight delay around san francisco. that's the only flight delay across the entire nation. great travel weather for this tuesday. >>> developing now out of baltimore. one of the baltimore police officers facing charges in freddie gray's death is not in court. william porter waived his right to appear at his pretrial hearing this morning which i'm told ended in the last hour. porter along with five other officers are charged in gray's death. chris gordon was in the courtroom. he reports that the judge in the hearing ruled the jury will not be sequestered for trial. the judge also denied dismissing the assault charge against porter. and a change of venue. a request for a change of remembvenue. in april gray died from a spinal injury he got during a transport. this is one of those stories we'll updatewaaq)q >>> developing today a march on a concert to demand justice for ja jamar clark. overnight five demonstrators were sho

the west coast a snowstorm look likes it's going to avoid most of the hub, southeastern oregon and easternevada. that's clearing out of california and the chill is in store for the pacific northwest but plenty of sunshine for seattle and portland, too. for us we'll see sunshine and we'll wind up in the 50s, warmer than yesterday. on the chilly side. for thanksgiving day, 6 degree the high. one excited turkey because i think that was the one that got pardoned. sunshine will be peeking through the clouds on friday and the temperatures even warmer until we get to the weekend. that's when shower ace riv. 53 degrees on saturday. you might be shaking yourself on sunday as it drops into the 30s sunday morning and monday morning. that will warm up on tuesday. >> that looks more like -- >> he goes like this. the hawk will never die. >> let's check the roads. we have an accident. >> so this actually is an overturned tractor-trailer out here since about 4:30 this morning. so this is out in new jersey off route 55 on the off ramp to 322. as you can see, tractor-trailer still overturned on its side. a

oregon. the city on the eastern edge of the cascades got 4 inches in just three hours last evening. accidents stopped or slowed traffic on area roads. and with temperatures in the teens overnight, the roads are now icy. >>> well, those snow, slippery road conditions cover all of the cascades and the northern rockies this morning. roads will a also be wet in southern california and from texas northeast t the great lakes. >>> if you're flying weather-related delays likeliest in san francisco, los angeles and salt lake city. >>> well, chicago remains on edge this morning as the world gets a first look at the fatal police shooting of a black teenager. >> the dash cam video shows 17-year-old laquan mcdonald gunned down in the streeeet by officer jason van dyke shot 16 times in 15 seconds. protesters immediately took to the stres, blocked traffic and clashed with police. mcdonald was suspected of breaking into cars when he was shot last year. none of the other officers opened fire. officer van dyke s seen in t center here charged with first >> another story developing overnight, suspended

and like eastern washington state and oregon and there's some snow in the rocky mountain states and some delays there maybe. but there will continue to be a lot of sunshine in the east and quiet weather all the way down south. so you see all action is going to be in the rockies today. and tomorrow there might be a few clouds. it will be a southeast wind tomorrow. so on thanksgiving day, you see the afternoon a couple of clouds but that's really the warm air working its magic with that southeast wind tomorrow kind of mixing it up. after school today, which for most after school is at noon, there's a full day for new york city school kids. we're at 52 after school today. a tranquil day today. and even warmer day tomorrow. thanksgiving 60 degrees. it's going to be right at that. and we're looking at that is ten degrees warmer than normal. you see much of the country got a good travel day today. if you're going to the northwest, you'll have showdowns and parade temperature 9:00 temperature, 50 degrees. 60 by afternoon. about 57 around lunchtime. 52 today. 43 tonight. tomorrow, we've got suns

the cities with the most births, portland, oregon, had the best, the lowest preterm birth rate of 7.2%, easterninglowed by cities in california, washington, and then st. paul, minnesota. on the opposite end shreveport, louisiana, with a 19-point preterm birth rate, receiving an f. birmingham, cleveland ohio and memphis, earning failing grades. march of dimes is funding research centers trying to find a cure for this. >>> i'm gretchen. let's head of the to shep. >> it's 3:00 on the east coast, noon on the west coast. here's what is happening. donald trump has said over and over he is financing his own campaign. he doesn't need the stinking money from donors paying his bill, except now we're hearing his campaign secretly reached out to mega bucks donors like the koch prayers and fighting with marco rubio over money. ben carson talks a rap for his campaign. while also doubling down on his theory about the egyptian

eastern avenue, we see some of the volume. we are talking about one construction issue working right now. oregon avenue and 14th street -- only the right lane gets by in that stretch. not seeing it back up right now. we are still in the green. you will see that work being done. that is a look at traffic right now. jummy: thank you. we turn to the latest on the war on terror. europe remaining on high alert this noon amid new terror threats. belgian police carried out more raids in brussels as they continue to search for one of the suspects in the paris attacks. elizabeth hur has the latest. elizabeth: a city paralyzed for the third day in a row. we are feeling not good. elizabeth: brussels is still on the highest terror warning. buildings areblic closed over information about possible attacks. some locals and visitors are left on edge. >> it is not overly scary, for me, at least. >> i find it very scary. i did not really want to come here, but brian wanted to. i'm glad to leave soon. elizabeth: 21 people arrested overnight in two dozen raids. police are still looking for the alleged eighth attack

oregon, a a begins on fox. that wraps it up here. for joel molly, i'm gus how much eastern iowa picked up, the impact it's having and how low the temperatures will go tonight. tonight.and - tracking terrorists.europe is on high alt - - and a man-hunt is after paris attacks. attacks. good evening.we'll bring you a conditions - - from the fox 28 - road warrior - in n just a momont.we begin tonight with the hawkeyes** - - playing in the snow -- and going - - for eleven - and - ooooh. crews worked *hard through e stm last night so the field would be clear today at kinnick k stadium. theieihard work paid off - the hawkeyes had a smashing performance today against the purdue boilermakers.now, the hawks are looking ahead, at what could be their toughest competitor yet: the nebraska huskers. huskers.fox 28 sports anchor papamoroney is here with more. when iowa opened the season against illinois state back in september... it was one of the hottest days of the year.6. ten wins and two-and-half- months later... the stadadm was colder... and a berth in the big ten championship game was

eastern illinois 53-3- in the first round. that game will kickoff at 9 pm central time on saturday. it's their first meeting. morningside will host southern oregon in the naia semifinals on saturday at noon at olsen stadium. the top-ranked mustangs are 12-1 after beating tabor 51 to 6. southern oregon, last year's national champoins, a a 10 and 2. the winner will advance to the naia championship on december 19th in daytona beach, florida. the hawkeye n had hopes of winning the advocare invitational in florida this weekend. but after losses in the first two rounds, iowa was trying not to finish last -- taking on 20th- ranked wichita state, who was also 0 and 2 in the tourney. head coach fran mccccfery loloing for his 100th wiwiwith the 1st half -- east high grad adam woodbury powers inside for the hoop and the hack. woody had 15 points -- just one short of his career-high. the hawkeyes start to pull away. jarrod uthoff thinks about it and then pulls the trigger on three of his game high 22. iowa up by 18. the shockers try to catch up -- at the buzzer -- (we wouldn't show it, if it didn't go!!) -- ty taylor banks it in. iowa still up 40-21 at the

oregon but also into california. otherwise temperature wise as we shift further eastward the eastern u.s. you can see we have cold temperatures in place early this morning in raleigh, north carolina you are at 28 degrees. 20's in new england as well. also in the city of chicago and along the gulf coast another chilly morning but not as bad as yesterday you are at 49 in places like new orleans. forecast high temperatures today well below average across parts of the northeast. temperatures ranging in the 40's and 20's. that's as warm as it is going to get today. heather and lia let's head over to you. >> the new england patriots pass another test and this time against the buffalo bills. >> he is in the end zone. the tackle turns into a patriot win. >> patriots win 28-13 and improve to a perfect 10-0 record. >> like my panthers, 10-0. they will pete them. elizabeth hasselbeck is leaving "fox & friends" to raise her children. often times a decision is between two good things. i have never experienced a more thoughtful positive atmosphere than fox news channel. i am entering a season i want to

oregon. the city on the eastern edge of the cascades got 4 inches in just three hours last evening. accidents stopped or slowed traffic on area roads. and with temperatures in the teens overnight, the roads are now icy. >>> well, those snow, slippery road conditionons coverll of the cascades and the northern rockies this morning. roads will also be wet in southern california and from texas northeast to the great lakes. >>> if you'relying weather-related delays likeliest in san francisco, los angeles and salt lake city. >>> well, chicago remains on edge this morning as the world gets a first look at the fatal police shooting of a black teenager. >> the dash cam video shows 17-year-old laquan mcdonald gunned down inhe street by officer jason van dyke shot 16 times in 15 seconds. protesters immediately took to the streets, blocked traffic and clashed with police. mcdonald was suspected of breaking i into cars when he was shot last year. none of the other offfficers opened fire. officer van dyke seen in the center here charged with first degree murder and being held >>> another story de

that means that they are two hours behind eastern time part of the year, three hours behind the other part of the year. oregonwashington are some states proposing legislation to also stay on daylight saving year round. >> would be curious to see what their crime statistics look like. >> the world health organization situation involving meat and cancer, argentina, one of the largest producers of red meat and consumers, as well, it is being affected by that report. residents of buenos aires are having a hard time cutting back. >> kilos of red and processed meat in this barbecue in buenos aires. he says he loves his sausage sandwiches, and is not too worried about the world health organization warning. >> you take a look at all this food, and you are going to miss this amazing sausage sandwich? you cannot leave this life without eating this. >> according to the world health organization, processed meat increases the chance of getting cancer and red meat could probably be a cause, too. >> people in argentina eat over 100-kilos of meat a year, chore reside sow, chicken, kidneys and red meat. barbeques like this on

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