defazio of oregon. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote after the first vote in the series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number one printed in part b of house report 113-271 by the gentleman from new jersey. mr. -- by the gentleman from new jersey, mr. holt, on which further proceedings were postponed, on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number one printed in house report 113-271 offered by mr. holt of new jersey. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage

oregon blocks the field goal. they are going to take it all the way back. those don't even look like oregon uniforms. they look like lsu. they cut it to six. it's not enough. oregon gets their first loss of the season, 26-20. they beat them last year, too. the national title hopes are dashed. oklahoma and how about baylor. a scary moment. watch this hit. oh, my gosh. watch it again. at first they ejected the baylor player for it. he stayed in the game and they had a lot of penalties tacked on. baylor could not be stopped. oklahoma a two-point lead. petty had five combined touchdowns. baylor, undefeated, they win 41-12 over oklahoma. you have to start talking about them. it's amazing. nfl washington visiting minnesota. before the game, native americans and supporters showing up to protest the washington redskins nickname. inside the dome, washington looked good early on taking a ten-point lead. rg3, paulson, it was all vikings in the second half. check out a 15-yard scramble. unfortunately, he got hurt on the play. i don't think he's going to be out for a li

oregon cut it to a six-point game. oregon trailed 26-0, at one point. couple of passes late for mariota, the heisman candidate. after oregon recovered one onside kick, they couldn't get the other one. stanford hangs on to win, 26-20. >>> from the nfl, redskins and vikings. cris carter being honored by the vikings for his hall of fame induction. christian ponder, scrambles. lands awkward on his left harm. left the game with a dislocated left shoulder. he did not return. next play, though, adrian peterson, how easy is that? 75 yards for a touchdown. 28-27, vikings. it came down to this. fourth and goal for the redskins. final seconds. robert griffin iii to santana moss. maybe one foot down. but not the second one. vikings win it, 34-27. griffin, 281 passing yards and 3 touchdowns. his former team, though, baylor, beat oklahoma thursday night to remain unbeaten. >>> that's all we have. now, back to you. >> all right. >>> well, visitors to an atlanta exhibition featuring artifacts from the "titanic" must have thought they were being punk'd when they arrived

stanford handed oregon their first loss of the year, 26-20 knocking oregon out of the national title> i'm anne makovec live at sacred heart community services in san jose where people have been waiting all night to sign up for help for christmas and thanksgiving. the line is around the block. they are signing up today and they will get this food and toys just in time for the holidays. >> i don't know what i would do without sacred heart. >> reporter: jesse works part time and has trouble making ends meet to say nothing of the extra expense of holiday celebrations. >> i have five kids and six grandkids. and sometimes it just is a lot. >> reporter: sacred heart community services plans to serve the same number of people this holiday season as last, more than 4,000 families, even though the economy is improving. >> what we are seeing is employment gains at the high- end of the job market, not at the low end. >> reporter: they will be opening the doors here in a couple of minutes and signing people up until 6 p.m. live in san jose, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> chp wrapped up their investiga

oregon on the on side kick. jeff secures it to avoid an epic collapse.ord holds his first lawsuit, knocking oregon out of the title picture. logan and the sharks lost four straight games. jason with the sloppy pass in his own zone. it was like that all night for san jose. jumps on the puck and he pulled for the first time this season. the canucks snap a nine-game losing streak in san jose. they beat the sharks 4-2. how about stanford? >> good game. >> guff it up for the -- give it up for the cardinals. they need a loss by florida state. ,,,, at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. (exclaiming) (school bell ringing) (barney belches) (whistle blows) (yells)

the chair: the gentlelady from oregon. ms. bonamici: may i inquire whether there are other speakers? mr. smith: we are on our last speaker now to respond to the gentleman from oregon. ms. bonamici: i yield back, thank you. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. mr. smith: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from north dakota, mr. cramer, also of the science committee. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. cramer: i thank the hairman. constituents sent me to washington from destroying the very economy. in carrying out that charge, i get the opportunity to tell the north dakota success story in washington with the hopes that we can duplicate it around our country. a major part of telling that story, of course, is talking about the successful regulation of hydraulic fracturing in our state. glen helms, the testified in the natural resources committee on this very issue saying that our oil and gas rules are reviewed at least every two years through a public comment process. north dakota regulations already a

oregon is number three. stanford is ranked number five. a lot is riding on the game. >> oregon -- we travel pretty well as fans. i come all the way from boston to get here. there will be a lot of us. not saying anything too bad about stanford fans but they are not the most die-hard. >> i think it's a great transformation from when i was a student and they worked just as hard but didn't achieve as many goals. i'm happy that they are doing really well. i'm excited about it. >> reporter: the huge fan turnout is expected to cause traffic congestioned -- congested. palo alto police are asking people who aren't going to the game to avoid the area of embarcadero road and el camino real starting at 2:30 this morning. now, tonight's game sold out in august. standing-room tickets costing $9 to to $110, those are gone. you can see a few fans out here with their signs. they are waiting and ready. there's one gentleman out here who is a ducks' fan. you can see, you know, they are being friendly towards one another. reporting live from stanford, janine

. >>> college ranks stanford hosting oregon. both teams in the top five the cardinals bate 26-0 lead shutting out the ducks high-speed offense until well in to the fourth quarter but oregon staged a late comeback. including a 65 yard return of a blocked field goal attempt. it wasn't enough, though. stanford takes down oregon for the second straight here. the final score 26-20. >>> i'm going to come out and say, i don't follow -- >> not your thing. >> probably because my school hofstra is never anywhere near. >> hofstra pride. >> that's us. >> that is slightly better than my violets. the violet. struck fear in the hearts. >> the violent violets. >> coming up, the date "star wars" fans have been waiting for. >>> and a happy moment in a courtroom that brightened the lives of 50 children. you are watching "world news now." ♪ we are family i've got all of my sisters and me ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by colonial penn life insurance. you disgust me. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially form

oregon down 6. stanford recovers. 26-20 stanford.n the history of stanford football, maybe way back in 1970, there is one. upsetting number 2. oregon is the other. what a great night. stanford is 8 and 1. they will move up to at least number 4 in america after tonight. all signs point toward smith. if you watch smith do his thing, let's see what he has to say. 6 weeks since smith has played football. general feeling is so what. >> it's not like a guy coming off an injury, but 6 weeks is a fairly long time. not that long where he can't get back in the swing of things. >> will he play sunday? >> absolutely. >>> it is reported that johnson martin's agent said the harassing and things going down that martin should just punch incognito and start a fight. he didn't. he left the team, and miami has a new embarrassment. >>> mcclellan. 1-0. vancouver and the sharks. 4-2 vancouver. they snap their losing streak. no word on whether his ankle will be ready to go tomorrow in san antonio. . >> go to kron4.com. check out our mobile app. >>> blame i

some of these oregon fans are serious. this gentleman behind me, he ran away when he saw the cameras, there he is, he got up real early this morning and straightened out his area including his fan flag. he got here from l.a. yesterday. yes. tailgaters are up, cooking, putting on stanford and oregon gear. and in it for the long haul. 50,000 fans expected here just in time for the rush hour. and that means you'll have a lot of company if you around stanford this evening. the signs are lit up down university, reminding drivers that the big game is tonight. getting close to the stadium isn't even easy at this hour so i can't imagine what it's going to be later. barricades are up. tickets are mostly gone but among the most expensive, pack twelve championship tickets about $240 on average and that's what these went for. stanford reminding fans to watch out for counterfeit tickets at the last minute. no worry for one fan i spoke with this morning who showed up overnight about 3:00 in the morning with his super deluxe meat smoker.

are getting new images of the incredit edge meet your shower that sent lights through the sky from oregon to southern california. >> sleep with one eye open. it is not over. the shower is visible the entire first half of the month. last night, the american immediate -- meteor society reported many people saw the meteor shower in nevada and utah and arizona as well as oregon and california. >> i saw the key bright. >> witnesses were shocked by what they saw. bill got up and went to the front door if a better view. >> i looked up and saw this big, huge, beautiful blue pear-shaped like a teardrop. >> that was at 8:00. the meteor shower is about quality, not wanty. you won't see many but those that appear will be extremely bright. great video but hard to come by^. not the case in russia in february. there is plenty of video of a large meteor that exploded over a city and injured several people. >> by combining all the videos and cherrypicking the really good ones for astronomy, that gives us fabulous information about what happened. >> after the meteor shower the next one will peak november 1

oregon's averaging 25 points a game. they may have a shot. >> thanks, fred. >>> a great day for twitter and its wall street debut. the price was set at $26, but it opened at $45 and $0.10. $50.09 and closed at just under $45. the social media company has a market valuation of $25 billion. it has around 230 million users which means major advertising potential. twitter has not produced a profit in seven years that has potential buyers saying they're going to be cautious. >> i'm going to wait and see how the market reacts. >> the housing advocacy group protested with concern they'll bring nor tech millionaires to -- more tech millionaires to buy real estate making homes less affordable. >>> and invited to be front and center, vivian gained worldwide recognition for setting up a lemon eight stand with the proceeds going to fight slavery. today or twitter account is full of pictures from the launch and sir patrick stuart who helped open the ringing bell. >> and stocks were down today. the dow lost 152 points after yesterday'

looking good for stanford taking on oregon.ame, i do want to warn you, if you're not already tailgating, temperatures are going to drop off significantly between your tailgating time and kickoff, which is 6:00 p.m. keep that in mind. bring a coat for you if are you headed out there. let's go, cardinals. storm window opens on sunday, and then we have a pretty good shot for rain not just late sunday. monday and tuesday as well. right now, guys, i'm pinpointing tuesday as the day for the greater bay area. kind of a wash-out day. overall, temperatures will drop off. it's going to be kind of winter-like for a couple of days. back to you. >> all right, christina. thanks so much. >>> still to come this morning, just a blast. the latest viral video starring a local cancer patient. >> oh, makes you want to dance. we'll give you the story behind this moving and grooving video. to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to cove

so to quote the gentleman from oregon, the senator from oregon, who is the chief sponsor of the bill, he has stated, i think, correctly in terms of its intent that the bill broadly exempts from its scope houses of worship as well as religiously affiliated organizations. and this exemption which covers the same religious organizations already exempted from the religious discrimination provisions of title 7 of the civil rights act of 1964 should ensure that religious freedom concerns do not hinder the passage of this critical legislation. other groups that are advocates for this legislation have similarly observed that title 7's provisions would ensure the exemption of faith-based institutions. and there are examples where circuit courts have ruled in interpreting title 7 of the civil rights act that affiliated organizations would in fact get this exemption. my examples include a gymnasium run by the mormon church, christian elementary schools and universities, a presbyterian operator of a retirement home, seventh day community center, and there are others. i want to acknowledge it is a

hands oregon its first loss of the year 26-20 knocking oregon out of the title picture. >>> logan couturend the sharks lost four straight games. sloppy pass, it was like that all night for san jose. christopher higgins jumps on the puck and beats niemi who is pulled for the first time this season. canucks snap a nine-game losing streak in san jose. they beat the sharks 4-2 but again, big news, stanford wins, they can slide into the national title picture if florida state or alabama suffers a loss in the last few gays of th -- last few games of the season. that's it. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> we go to the ends of the earth for the play of the day. this is russia. european soccer round one action some nifty passing from the russian team. ball goes over the goalkeeper into the net. beautiful goal tying the game at 1. our play of the day. >>> 5:25 right now. coming up, president obama apologizes to americans losing their health plans. but will it be enough to blunt his toughest critics? plus. ♪[ music ] >> dealing with a little laughter and dance. how a bay area cancer patien

." >> oregon's state flag pays tribute to its bountiful landscape and early settlers. >> in oregon, you have the only flag to include two different images on the front side and the reverse side. you have a beaver on the reverse side. then on the front, you have the conestoga wagon for the pioneers. >> other images in the heart-shaped center are a sunset, a mountain peak, a forest, a plow, sheaths of wheat, and a pickax. the 33 stars represent oregon's place as our 33rd state. but the most interesting elements may be the two ships at sea. one is a british warship sailing away from the shore, while the other is an american merchant ship arriving. they symbolize the transfer of power from british rule to american independence. above it all, the american eagle protectively spreads its wings. and, as randy said, oregon's state animal, the beaver, gets one whole side of the flag to itself. no other american animal can make that claim. with "flag facts," i'm brandon. >> cinnamon rolls -- they may seem hard to make, but you'd be surprised how easy they are with my four-ingredient recipe. >> "sp

keep oregon's offense off the field. nearly unraveled at the end. check the final. cardinals domination, 45 carries for him. touchdown there. 156 yards rushing. 7-0 lead. keep your eyes on the quarterback. fake. kept it. touchdown. 14-0 and at halftime john elway honored. had his number 7 retired. third player in school history. 26-0 at one point for the cardinal. second half. 26-7. field goal attempt blocked. returning it 65 yards. it is now 26-13 with a 2-point conversion missed but plenty of time for oregon to come back. they recovered. quick touchdown. 4th and goal. zipped it to him. 26-20. plenty of time left. they tried the onside kick. recovered by jeff trojan of stanford and the cardinal number 5 in the country, up ending the ducks, pand pandemonium afterwards. fred inglis is there. >> played a great game. scary at the end. >> we just beat oregon. we shocked the nation. no one thought we could do it. we did it on this field. [ laughter ] >> i think that sums up what happened on the farm today. great for the cardinal tonight. sometimes is not -- something whe

for the 6:00 stamford and the oregon ducks. many are expected to attend the highly anticipated game for the bcs standings which will determine who will vote for the game. and they are getting on the field while students are setting out merchandise and we are joined right now by one of those fans. steve mcbride at alumni. tell me, how do you feel about the game? >> i am really excited for the guys, they are smart students and they are seeking excellence in all parts of their life in their academics and they are happy they are going to dominate. >> have you taught your son anything? >> dominate? he can, he wants them to do well and i'm sure they will. >> reporter: the traffic situation is expected to be very congested and the huge turnout will cause a huge traffic back up and they are working with palo alto police. police are asking people who are not going to if the game and just so you no, i, the game is sold out and we are told parking will be $20 per vehicle. reporting live from stamford, janine della vega, ktvu channel 2 mor

he calls portland, oregon home. but it was san francisco that keeps drawing him back. his journey, both literally and figu figuretively is tonight's bay area proud. in any given 24-hour period, an average of 120,000 passengers pass through san francisco international airport. on this night you would be safe in saying that not a single one of them did it for less money than scott. scott didn't just fly for free from portland to sfo. he hasn't paid for a single airline ticket this decade. he's happy to tell anyone who will listen exactly how he did it. scott is something of a travel expert, specifically telling people how to maximize the airlines voucher and frequent flier programs. his biggest flash came a couple of years ago when he spent one entire year traveling the globe not spending a single cent on flights or hotels. >> we have to do things right in life. 52 occasions in 52 weeks is what sa saved my life. >> a troubled kid growing up in dayton, ohio, he made a series of criminal decisions that led to homelessness and drug addiction at 16. >> many, many cold nights

. >>> fire and a shoot out in rural oregon.pened. >>> certainly a chill in the air but we could get a mid-week warm up. stick around for the updated first warning weather forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> a hit and run crash involving a church van. the van carrying 18 people, including 14 children were struck after a honda accord ran a red light. the van's driver was killed. the driver of the honda fled on foot but has been arrested and charged with drunk driving and leaving the scene of a fatal accident. >>> a chaotic series of events in oregon. a house fire leads to a shot out. one person is dead and an officer shot. >> first the smoke, then the flames then the gunshots. listen to this. >> deputies confirm the suspect is dead after neighbors say he fired upon officers moments before setting his oregon city home on fire. an oregon city police officer was shot and then taken by life flight to the hospital. the gunfire scared neighbors. >> i had my two grand kids with me. they kept calling me on the phone and telling m

keep oregon's offense off the field. nearly unraveled at the end. check the final.ation, 45 carries for him. touchdown there. 156 yards rushing. 7-0 lead. keep your eyes on the quarterback. fake. kept it. touchdown. 14-0 and at halftime john elway honored. had his number 7 retired. third player in school history. 26-0 at one point for the cardinal. second half. 26-7. field goal attempt blocked. returning it 65 yards. it is now 26-13 with a 2-point conversion missed but plenty of time for oregon to come back. they recovered. quick touchdown. 4th and goal. zipped it to him. 26-20. plenty of time left. they tried the onside kick. recovered by jeff trojan of stanford and the cardinal number 5 in the country, up ending the ducks, pand pandemonium afterwards. fred inglis is there. >> played a great game. scary at the end. >> we just beat oregon. we shocked the nation. no one thought we could do it. we did it on this field. [ laughter ] >> i think that sums up what happened on the farm today. great for the cardinal tonight. sometimes is not -- something not going right wit

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oregon visits stanford for a top five game. stanford is reminding people to be careful and watch for counter fit tickets, especially this high profile a game. men parking, come early to park. drove around trying to get even close to stadium, there are so many bear i sides up, you can see hail gators read the go. christie smith, tob. >> maybe you can get some breakfast. >> stanford last year upset oregon, beat them in overtime. organize was number two undefeated so there is rejeng. >> do it again, cardinal. >> should be a glast. 5:07. what kind of weather though fans what they are facing. >> you know t tailgaters are going to be hit with a surprise. it's going to be mild. i heard you guys say tailgating begins at 2:00 p.m. once the game starts at 6:00 p.m. for kicko ookicktemperatur going to fall quickly. make sure you're prepare forward the cold to set in once the sun goes down. the sun not up over san jose. what you can't see from this picture, mid and high level clouds above the bay area. temperatures mostly in the 50s. we're

they host oregon one of the biggest games in years.pix 5's john ramos tells us getting to the game could prove to be the biggest challenge of all. >> reporter: at stanford stadium today, you could pretty much forget about buying a ticket for tomorrow night's game. she told me off camera she was able to buy standing room only for $90 and demand has driven up the prices on the resell market to ridiculous levels. >> it's the rose bowl for us. if we win it we go to the rose bowl more than likely and if we lose it, we don't. >> reporter: but this game is being played on a thursday night at 6:00 right in the heart of the evening commute. this is the corner of embarcadero and el camino. the stadium is across the street. at 2:30 traffic is already starting to back up here. [ pause ] [ no audio ] >> reporter: to end up here anyway. >> no matter how we look at it, no matter where people go, there's going to be a lot of traffic in palo alto tomorrow. >> reporter: gary may have the best idea since stanford allows seton ticketed holders to tailgate

twenty six times the norm fatality rate amongst women home versus nine hundred times the norm in oregon city oregon and died from an infection that know what is died from my conversation with cameron so interesting that he came on my radio show at the end of last week and broke some incredible news. you have investigated one of the largest of the cults of this type in the united states it's right there outside portland oregon and made a startling discovery just in the last few days here yes actually a colleague of mine dan until kind of can't eat can't a.t.u. a t.v. at the a.b.c. affiliate here in portland and he is going to announce in four hours that in one of the affiliates of the church of the followers of christ this one in idaho just across the border that for the last two years there have been more and more kids dying that it has not been reported there will be no prosecutions because i don't how is one of the many states in which faith based abuse and homicide is legal. no. that's incredible i understand that there are one hundred thirty three children's graves out of a total of

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oregon marcus hadn't thrown an interception all year.play by wright and comes up with a pick. that leads to a ka'deem kerry six yard touchdown run. arizona up 7-0. second quarter, bj dirks inkr. monster game for kerry, 246 yards. stanford clenches the pack 12 thanks to the 42-16 victory over oregon. >>> my second ranked seminoles hosting the cupcake in idaho. not districted by off field issues and calvin benjamin 3 2 yards. 14-0 seminoles. in the first, idaho driving. taylor davis picked off by smith. away from a couple defenders, 79 yards the other way. fsu had two pix sixes. defensive touchdown of the year. the new school record, florida state wins it 80-14 your final. >>> number three ohio staid hosting indiana. this was all buckeyes. first quarter, carlos bounces off tackle. he's gone. 16 yard s, 7-0 buckeyes. next possession, braxton miller. the reed option off the gut untouched. 37 yards. buckeyes up 14-0. miller play of the game. wildcat formation. takes the pitch. toward the pylon and watch this. po pogo sticks off his head. lsu

three other teams, alabama, oregon, oregon state. a touchdown by ameer abdullah.eam being a reflection of his coach. have these guys quit? >> chris: never. and that guy will never quit, never. we started out at the top of the show, he's the heart and soul of this team. a one-on-one matchup against abdullah. abdullah with the quick play, body strength. both teams are a reflection of their coaches. they're a tough team. that's what he builds, and that's what they are. >> sean: the extra point is up and good. 28 points. that matches the most michigan state has given up all year. the defense was historically dressed before he got here. there wasn't a tremendous amount of talent in the program. it's not the same as the old days when they'd load up and have 130 guys. but times have changed. nebraska has a great tradition, great facilities, but there's a lot of other places that can make you huge. >> chris: again, if you're evaluating bo and his staff, what you have to look at is you have to be a little bit patient. maybe you take nine wins this year. but you look at who

. >> plus, fan frenzy for the match up against oregon. authorities reissue a warning tonight for people looking for last minute tickets. >> there is no dancing in the operating room. right? tonight flash mob mom. a woman with some serious moves before a with some serious moves before a serious surgery. to those who'v to those who've waited... with some serious moves before a serious surgery. worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. >>> 45 minutes from kickoff. excitement after a fever pitch now. >> a sold out crowd of 50,000 fans waiting for the showdown between cardinals and ducks. >> tough game for stanford. officials are warning about counterfeit tick yichlts wayne that is a risk at high profile games. >> 51100, and change is how man

reporter: the laws were repealed by the legacy lives on. >> the problem for african-americans in oregon is that simply you don't have that culture context that you might find in other places in larger cities, for example. >> reporter: there are few obvious signs of black culture in portland. even in neighborhoods where blacks were forced to live during segregation. a policy known as red lining. where have they gone? many have moved to the issues replaced by white families looking for affordable housing in the city. stephen green grew up here. he owns a restaurant in an area years ago where blacks were refused loans to start businesses. he said there is fertile opportunity for blacks to live and thrive. >> if we see one black person, one. if we see another three, four. you know, and we keep adding on. i believe we're at now-- >> i have six. dave has three. >> i'm a measly one and a half, two. we're not doing too well. >> reporter: all said they moved here in a heartbeat, the neighborhoods, the art scene and opportunity. it's what she sees in her photography collection, an opportunity to

the presiding officer: the senator from oregon is recognized. without objection, so ordered. mr. merkley: thank you so much. i want to take the opportunity to say a word or two. while our colleagues from alaska and maine are here, these two colleagues representing the far northwest and far northeast of the united states have brought so much wisdom and so much determination to this topic of treating all citizens with respect, providing all citizens with the full measure of liberty , to be deeply engaged in every aspect of american life, and that certainly includes the workplace and that topic, any discrimination in the workplace is before us today. senator collins was the chief republican sponsor for the first two years that i was in the senate. she passed on the baton to senator kirk but did not stop championing this bill, and late last night was working on this and has been holding meetings many, many days in the weeks that have led up to this moment and over the years that have led up to this moment. so thank you very much some the senior senator from maine for your engagement

defazio of oregon. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 419, the gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon. mr. defazio: much of the majority's argument here is based on providing relief to the american consumer and this amendment would provide a real and potentially immediate relief to american consumers. two years ago in the senate, in the spring, when we were having a big run-up in oil prices they had the head of exxonmobil testify and he said, hey, don't blame us for those high prices. he said blame wall street. he basically said that 60 cents to 70 cents per gallon at the pump is going to wall street's speculators. so if we want to provide real relief to the american people, we need to rein in speculation. but the republicans have only got one watchdog out there commodity future trading commission. they're supposed to set up position limits for nonparticipants, you know, people who are just speculating on price, not people who actually utilize these commodities. that hasn't bee

oregon and sanford, a contrast of styles. stanford plays smash mouth and oregon is free wheeling.. we willen in the 70's until 5:00 and then dropping into the 50's. so quite a difference between tailgating and when you leave the game. other than oakland, everyone is calm. you can see how clear it is from sutro tower to oakland and emeryville. it will be sunny and mild, not much of a difference from yesterday, maybe a couple of degrees. slight cooling this weekend and still watching for the chance of light rain. keeping our fingers cross in the afternoon and evening so morning festivities will not be affect affected. looking to san francisco, it is three to seven degrees warmer than average, and most of us are in the low-to-mid 70's. in the south bay we have 71 in milpitas. in gilroy it is 75 degrees. low-to-mid 70's on the peninsula , and mid-60's along the coast with pacifica at 66. we will flirt with 70 around downtown and sausalito to san rafael and 72 to 75 through the north bay valley and mid-60's at the coast. we have low 70's throughout the east bay shore and we will touch

streeter is a resident of eugene, oregon. his problem isn't obamacare, but a tumor in his colon that is going to kill him. unless there is a miracle. he could have been treated, had he had health insurance. for him, obamacare didn't come quite soon enough. kristof's come up is an important reminder that the rollout of obamacare is about more than an effective web site. it is about saving lives, lots of lives. kristof reminds republicans that they should have empathy for the nearly 50 million americans without insurance who play health care roulette every day as a result. he urges republicans to remember that every 20 minute ans american dies. why? because they lack health insurance. would the chair announce the business of the day. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: harass mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. harkin: i ask that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. under the previous order, the leadershi

i share with you a story of laura from portland, oregon. before oregon had nondiscrimination clauses which we developed in 2007. and she notes from 1980 to 1996 she worked for the sheriff office in oregon. she had the rank of sergeant. she was promoted often. she worked as a variety of capacities including as a s.w.a.t. team commander, a detective in the major crimes unit, and the narcotics task force. during her 16 years she notes, she said i received numerous common dedications including for removing an automobile accident victim from a burning vehicle, disarming an armed man intent on harming himself. she was awarded for her expertise. she was named deputy of the year in 1994. she taught law enforcement classes at the community college and the oregon police academy. she had a distinguished employment record on labor day of 1995 she was in a remote area when a police dog attacked her and did some damage to her leg. she was awarded administrative leave. during the month that followed her storage unit was broken in to. out of the storage un

we will have a fairly warm day for the big oregon at stand -- stanford game. >> new this morning people along the west coast are buzzing over the light show last night of the look at it: a fireball streaked across the night sky. a guy if southern california caught the meteor on the dash camera of the car. people in los angeles, santa barbara, all reported seeing the meteor light up the southwest skies along with sightings up own portland and as far as away mexico. if you have video, we want to see it, by sharing it on facebook or twitter. >> this morning, the obama administration is taking more heat for the botched health care website but democrats now are also complaining. president obama heard complaints yesterday from 16 senate democrats up for re-election. the presidential says he is frustrated by the failure of healthcare.gov. health and human services secretary sebelius is pledging to have it fixed by november 30. a top official involved in creating the site plans to step down next week. the administration says his spot will be filled internally. >> the head of pg&e is calling for

the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. merkley: i appreciate the comments of my colleague from maryland who argued so well that the time has come to take a step in favor of equality, fairness and pass the employment nondiscrimination act. i too rise to speak to the importance of this action. the declaration of independence in its second paragraph says in words that are famous and well-known to all americans, "we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal, that they're endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, and among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." certainly that vision of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness is infused into everything we pursue in this nation in the success of individuals, in the success of our families, in the success of our communities, and the success of our nation. in the debate on which we are about to embark is deeply connected to this debate, because certainly the ability to be free from discrimination in the pursuit of a job and t

. >> number 13 oregon hosting oregon state. de-anthony thomas one of his runs he stopped no? no. he's not stopped. like a video game there. oregon up late in the second quarter. tide it up at 17. ducks leading in 4th quarter. washington excite forward a match up against washington state let's jump around. bronys. a side of three. conner holiday over the top to ricky gal vein for the score. huskies tied at ten. austin severian jenk yinz for a score. and this seven yarder made it 17-10. well, last time the san jess yeah sharks and st. louis blues met blues forward knocked out sharks defenseman dan boyle. the shark got their revenge by just playing better hockey. looking on here, that is a lot of goals scored. 35 seconds in, get things started with help, lightning the life of the sharks. they would team up again, captain joe, nice pass in front to burns. sharks led 4-0. st. louis a two on one break, vladimir to jason schwartz. burns put it away the hat trick makes it 5-3 and sharks win. warriors in okc taking on kevin durant and russell west brooke. west brook to durant for the jab.

number five stanford, number three oregon.uck player said they would score 40 points and the ducks would win by ten. neither of those would happen. john elway was there. he got his number retired at halftime. stanford up seven in the second quarter. hogan keeping it, reaching the end zone. the 11-yard touchdown. stanford up 14. under 3:00 to go in the fourth. brown with the touchdown. down just a possession. the onside kick, they got one already in the game, but did not get this one. stanford's national title hopes going up. oregon's going down. 26-20 the final. >> for us it doesn't do anything, because that's up to everybody else. the smart teams, the good teams only worry about their next game. let the people talk. i told our guys, we might go down in rankings after that fourth quarter, which is fine. >> we knew it was going to be tough. two very different approaches and two very different tempos. one team was going to decide the way things went and we were comfortable running the ball, and then on defense, just attacking th

now, a football rally at stanford university ahead of tonight's much anticipated game against the oregon ducks. this is a live shot of the scene on campus right now. lots of people there. and espn is already built a set to conduct a live broadcast of the game. the 6:00 game is creating a lot of excitement but also concern about traffic jams. in fact, some stanford fans even camped out overnight in anticipation of the game. stadium gates open at 4:00 this afternoon and palo alto police are bracing for very heavy traffic all around the stadium. actually they say that could start around 2:00. stanford is letting employees leave early to ease congestion. >> or gone usually -- we -- oregon usually -- we travel well as fans. i came all the way from boston. there will be a lot of us. >> it's great to see the cardinals, the hometown teach i grew up watching playing the oregon ducks. >> the game sold out back in august. if you are one of the lucky 51,000 fans going to the game, again the advice is to get there early and at the game, stanford will honor legendary quarterback john elway. his number

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all after the cardinal stunned oregon last night.e clock the entire game. stanford held on to the ball 42 and a half minutes compared to ducks 17 and a half. stanford's defense came up with big turnovers. they neutralized marcus mariota. ducks only 62 yards rushing. 269 below average. think about that just a moment z after prodding stanford quarterback kevin hogan admitted this was a big win. >> you can now beat oregon twice. >> it's just another win. >> really? really just another win? >> it's a big win, good for the school i'm happy. we have to keep going we can't celebrate too much we've got to upset down in l.a. this week. >> yes. playing usc next week. college football tomorrow, you can watch tomorrow at 9:00 a.m on live well network. here is our line up tomorrow on abc7. at 5:00 p.m and we'll have highlights for you on after the game around 8:30. in the wake of the jonathan martin saga, toughness of players from stanford has been called into question by some. if you watch cardinals over oregon philly dominating ducks coach said

blumenauer: i sat on the floor and heard my colleague from oregon, mr. walden, talk about a very attractive family from southern oregon that are somehow going to now face $12,000 deductibles. i want to do a deep dive with greg, find out what is going on with that family. because what we have found people have been using obamacare as an excuse for some things that are going to happen anyway, or people misunderstand. let's do this together, let's explore these areas, let's give people information going forward. and let's make the system work better, not create a parallel system that will make it work worse. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan. mr. upton: mr. speaker, at this point i'd like to yield one minute to the gentleman from florida, mr. bilirakis, a member of the health subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for one minute. mr. bilirakis: thank you, mr. speaker, and thank you, mr. chairman, for sponsoring this great bill. in my state of florida 300,000 indivi

they headed to see oregon state play maryland. oregon state is coached by the president's brother-in-law, craig robinson. the terps and the beavers. close enough game. the obamas stayed until it was over. in the end, oregon state came out with a seven-point victory. >>> let's talk fowl. the turkey kind. a turkey shortage could have you looking long and hard for the right thanksgiving day bird. >>> and highway drama. cops open fire on a minivan filled with kids. why the driver is under arrest. and what the department says about the officers' actions. >>> waiting game. a university hopes an emergency vaccine will be approved as a potentially deadly disease is spreading across campus. >>> welcome back. there could be a stock market milestone today. with a gain of 39 points, the dow would cross the 16,000 mark. and any gain whatsoever would mean the dow's 39th record close this year. the dow and s&p 500 have posted gains for six straight weeks. >>> sony says more than 1 million of the new playstation 4 game consoles were sold in the f

we have a few showers trying to move into the seattle area and stretching down into southwestern oregon and northern california. it is going to be another bigger storm that produces the wind and the rain and some of the mountain snow especially as we go through the day today and into sunday. that's going to be the biggest area where we have some trouble spots. perhaps a slower ride back home for everyone traveling for the holiday weekend. temperatures are certainly on

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