joining me from oregon is the state health officer at the oregon health authority. welcome to the programme. if someone decides for themselves that because of their physical illness they no longer want to live, what is the process. what happens. who do you have to consult with, and how do you get the process rolling this ends with the end of your life? >> yes. so the way that i view this really is that it is a permissive law, allowing qualified patients to request a prescription and allows physicians to write the prescription, but doesn't compel anyone to participate much the steps that need to happen - this is carefully outlined in the statute - is that the patient must be diagnosed with a terminal illness with also than six months to live. the majority of the patients have cancer. the six months or less to live is a diagnosis that is for hospice, for people to be enrolled in hospice. it is something that people at the end of life fizz earns are used to -- fizicians are used to making that diagnosis. >> does more than one have to participate in that procedure. >> t

the problem, even the problem in oregon. the third problem is providing a remedy, and many courts in... there have been cases brought in other states that have said "this is really for the political branches, this is beyond the capacity of the judiciary to manage." >> reporter: in fact, the circuit court judge in oregon originally tossed out juliana's case on procedural grounds based on that very argument. but last year, an oregon appeals court gave our children's trust one of its biggest wins so far ordering the case back to the lower court for a decision on the merits. four years after the plaintiffs filed their lawsuit, they finally got their day in court on april 7, here at the lane county circuit court in eugene. people lined up two hours before the hearing to watch kelsey juliana's case against the state of oregon. but interestingly, the state itself doesn't dispute many of the basic underlying facts of the case. >> the state of oregon agrees that climate change is a serious problem. >> reporter: paul garrahan is an at

and because it's oregon, there's a three one.pone, which is what the local paper decided to give the name to the owl. oregon is a state which you can judge the importance of news stories by whether or not they result in the naming oh of a new beer. some places name weird holidays after things that are important to them. in valencia, spain, there's the holiday for throwing tomatoes at each other. but where else in america do they signify important news events by christening new, delicious beers to mark the occasion? because apparently it's not just owls in oregon. in the largest city in oregon, in portland, the airport has long had this slightly twitch inducing disco carpet, with the teal background and the purple asterisks thing going on. when authorities announced that the airport was going to replace that carpet, oregon got upset about it. that started a phenomena of people taking their own pictures with their feet on the carpet. sometimes it's more than their feet. then the portland airport carpet got itself a media presence,

i ended up going to oregon, had a successful career on that team. and the seals teams, you are only as strong as your weakest link. politics is very much a team sport, for a higher purpose. you cannot operate independently, you can, but you don't operate well. if you operate as an individual more than a team, i think the end result is you will not bring the ball to the field, you will not be successful. you will not be a successful politician. you will not get things done for a higher purpose, which is to make america more secure, make sure our future for children is more secure, to make sure that we protect opportunity and it is about equal opportunity and not equal outcome. that is an important part of the american value system, that is worth fighting for. >> you went to oregon, play football, why their? -- there? representative zinke: growing up in whitefish, oregon was in the pac-10 you are playing against other teams that you watch on saturday. it was a good program, some of my best friends today are a result of my college career. and the coach

oregon is dealing with a population problem. not people, sea lions. thousands of them are showing up and causing serious trouble. >>> and senator harry reid said, the eye injury he suffered earlier this year may have permanently damaged his vision. d his vision. ted cruz the first republican to declare his candidacy for gop presidential nomination is expected to raise $34 million this week. raising funds for the texas senator, the political action committees have filed paperwork with the federal election commission. >>> senator harry reid says he can no longer see out of his right eye. suffered a bad fall while exercising. despite surgery he still has trouble with depth perception. reid announced his retirement and the person he is backing for election is katherine masto. >>> thousands of sea lions that have taken up residence in oregon. allen schauffler reports the cute looking creatures are causing problems for local fishermen. >> reporter: a battle for dock space for migrating male california sea lions. you'll find sea lions almost everywhere along

the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet see them all. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good ooef ngevening, geraud moncure here in the comcast sportsnet studios. big promotions the talk at the at&t park today. the vice president of baseball operations for sabean and extension of bruce bochy. and now, matt cain on the hill and he tossed three strikeouts in four scoreless innings of work. and then he strikes out norrie aoki. >> i felt strong even through the end of it. and you know, that was good and with a lot of pitches in a short amount of time and everything everything kept feeling good which is a good thing for me, so i have to keep the pitch count down and get deeper in the game, and i got into some long at-bats with these guy, and sometimes that is the way it is. >>> and to the shark tank, with the narrow inging playoff pursuit, less than a minute logan couture puts one in and then later, patrick marleau knows just where pavel ski is in front of the net, and finds him. pavel ski finds the back of the net, and he get ss

the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet, see them all. >>> take a live look outside now from fremont. clear skies there. we are getting patchy showers this easter sunday. anthony slaughter will tell you exactly where and when that rain is rolling in? just a bit. >>> the final four, down to just two this morning. basketball isn't the only thing people are talking about in indianapolis. in fact, some are taking advantage of the added march madness tourism to protest indiana's new religious freedom law. here is our own terry mcsweeney. >> reporter: indiana was buzzing over basketball but for the last week, the nation's eyes have been off the court and on the indiana state house as lawmakers rush to fiktx a controversial freedom law. it triggered fear it would allow businesses to deny services to gays and lesbians. mike pence signed a so-called fix that clarified the wording and implications. even that didn't stop some for using today's final 4 to protest. >> sports have the power to change hearts and min

the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet see them all. >>> the final four now down to just two. basketball is not the only thing people are talking about, indianapolis some are taking advantage of the march madness tourism to protest against indiana's new religious freedom law. indianapolis was buzzing over basketball today. but for the last week the nation's eyes have been off the court and on the indiana state house. as lawmakers rush to fix the controversial new religious freedom law. it triggered outrage and fears that it would protect businesses denying services to gay and lesbians. late thursday night indiana governor mike pence signed a fix into law that clarified the meaning of the religious freedom law. but even that didn't stop some from the final four to protest. several national lgbt groups took to the streets ahead of the tip-off, to voice their outrage against the new law which they say still discriminates against the gay and lesbian community. a banner even flew over in opposition agains

so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon, because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders world, and raise you seven of our own. the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet, see them all. ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. . >>> new details surrounding what happened before that germanwings plane slammed into a mountainside. >>> and good friday morning to you, unseasonably warm to finish off the workweek as we head throughout your easter weekend. the storm window swings opened. it could pick up to two inches of rain up in some par of the bay area. we'll tell you all about that in just moments. good friday it is. some businesses off, some schools off for spring break. we have a different traffic flow. we still have traffic flowing. we will show you where the slowest drive is comin

the seven wonders of oregon., or better yet, see them all. >>> now, 15 minutes of continuous news, weather, and traffic on "today in the bay." >> it's 6:43. developing now, several agencies are investigating yet another security breach at san jose's international airport. >> this time, a womanaged to -- woman managed to scale a wall and get on to the tarmac. >> this is the fifth security breach in the past year. what's being done about it? kris sanchez is there. very concerning for travelers. >> reporter: it is concerning for travelers, but we do know the airport says that the security changes that they've made in the last 12 months are working, and that's why that woman was apprehended when she was. as you mentioned, she climbed over a fence at the southwest perimeter of the airport, and made it on to the tarmac before an employee here at the airport spotted her. ups employee spotted her, called in police, who then had to subdue her before the state could take her into custody. the woman was arrested, her identi

the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet see them all. >>> easter is the holiday that is often filled with eggs eating them coloring them hiding them and then the chocolate kind. the american agriculture organization says that more than 6 billion eggs it makes me feel bad for the hens. >> they may be working anyway. >> they're working ot breaks down to a little more than four dozen eggs per household. all of this consumption between march 2nd and easter sunday. >> play ball! the san jose mayor throwing out the opening pitch for the little league, young ones as young as 4 years of age, hitting the diamond. they held a moment of silence for police officer michael johnson killed in the line of duty more than a week ago. >>> and nice day out there kelly johnson joining us here from comcast sports nice to see you. >> nice to see you as well. they're looking for a 12th win in a row. we'll tell you where things stand in big d right now. plus, the final tune-up. 25-man rosters in limbo, details from the a's an

i was born in oregon, raised in oregon. i lived in charleston, south carolina and atlanta, georgia for 20 years respectively. i am a person that did not understand the civil war when i was growing up. it was glossed over in our education. it didn't really mean much to me when i lived in georgia and south carolina. i caught the civil war fever terribly. when they raise the hundley, it was just -- i now have a closet full of memorabilia and a collection and maps and pictures of people. the people that i am around now my family and my friends that i've lived with for years, they gloss over it. they want to hurry by my office. they don't want to talk about it. they don't want to look at the picture. they view me as an oddity. i read so much about it, i started getting into autobiographies by northrop and frederick douglass and mary chestnut. it is a wound that has not healed in the united states. you talk about the park service. we need to do something here out on the west coast. there's not very much. it is like the relative y

the seven wonders of oregon.ee one, or better yet see them all. >>> peek travel season does not mean you need to pay peak prices on a trip to europe. also snapshots, we are going to talk about that too, photos and videos posted on snap chat are posed to disappear after ten seconds but may not always go away. the federal government has asked more than 400 times for user information. snap chat gave it to them 92% of the game. google and facebook only release that data 80% of the time. >> it is peak travel season. it gets expensive to go to europe on that vacation. this year a weak euro means you could be getting a 25 to 30% discount. travel experts say lock in airfare and hotel prices right now before that summer trip. countries that do not use euros will have the same savings. spain greece and portugal have been harder hit by economic crisis and have bigger bargains. >> savanna guthrie is here with what is coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> israel's prime minister comes out swinging against the nuclear agreement

the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet see them all. >>> there were presentee of people who could have seen it. possible hit and run during san mateo during the busy commute. a motorcyclist was killed after going over the railing and landing on the ground below. witnesses say they saw a white suv stop then leave the scene. the victim was on the connector ramp from southbound 101 to eastbound 92 when the crash happened. the suv was last seen going east on 92. the suv might have damage to the right side. if you have information, please call the chp. >>> shake-up with an sfpd. the police chief says he wants to fire several officers. this stems from the racist and homophobic text messages sent within the department. >> it just makes me sick to even talk about it. >> reporter: rec mepdommending firing officers for racist and homophobic texts. >> eight officers engaged in such repulsive conversations via text messages that i have suspended them and they have been referred to the police commission with a re

concern would be what price will it cost us to get him. >> reporter: marcus won 36 games in three oregon. he threw you 105 touchdown pass necessary his career against just 14 interceptions. that is why the coach covets this guy. that is it from the novacare complex, but what about the fans, we will get to leslie van arsdal at chickie and pete's in south philadelphia. >> hi, beasley. for fans the marcus mariota moment otherwise known as nfl draft, it is finally here and just a few hours the the fans will finally get some close another. >> i think they're going to get him. >> question is does chip kelly have what it takes to move to 20 to two and land oregon star and heisman trophy winner marcus mariota. >> give everything up. >> yes. >> why? >> we need a quarterback for next five or six years everything yeah. fill those holes. >> reporter: other fans, weary of giving up so much for just one player. >> i think eagles probably could get him if they really wanted to but i don't know if they should. they have to give up so much. from everything you hear from a lot of people they don't know if

oregon wins by five 10 manies of a second.hardy is back playing football and some of his new dallas teammates don't seem to like it. first week in the facilityies facilities hardy gets into a heated verbal alter case coleman. coleman called hardy a woman beater. you know those problems are going to occur. not a lot of guys are going to reallyreally be disrespected. he's in the league and that's what's going to happen. >> that was in the dallas cowboys locker room. >> in their facility. >> go figure. >> all right. that does it for us on this friday name be sure to fox 29 weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8:00. >> fox 29 special in focus is >>> ♪ >> well, good evening welcome to our fox 29 in focus special i'm lucy not and. >> i'm iain page. we want to share your stories through lens of fox 29 photo journalist bill roar. >> he find stories that impact our community. tonight he introduces to us a man who has been shaping young lives for decade. >> great job guys. >> while most people in america are engrossed at madness of marc

did you know chip kelly, our coach, in oregon's former head coach, was just one of two colleges, oregon was one of two colleges, offered him a scholarship. he is so good but only two schools wanted him. marcus rode the bend inch high school behind a all-star quarterback until his senior year. he was on the bench. oregon assistant saw him scouting the other quarterback that started ahead of him in high school. if you are wondering, memphis, memphis was the only other college to offer marcus a scholarship to high school. >> what a way to come off the bench good they are in the men for football much. >> here's our final fact, did you know marcus almost decided not to go to oregon because of johnny manziel. >> why does he have anything to do witt. >> johnny football was being recruit todd come to oregon. that is what chip kelly was focused. marcus was considering somewhere else until johnny football decided to commit to texas a and m. johnny football said i'm going to a and m. >> and marcus went to oregon. >> will he be an eagle, come midnight, thursday. >> a lot of people think we will rea

. >> i'm allen schauffler, in astoria, oregon. luck may be running out for a record number of california sea lions. >> and a people at risk, what happens when a modern world threatens a native culture. ture. >> my everyone, this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. . >> in south carolina, a police officer charged with murder. we talk to journalist tavis smiley about police. >> it is not an indictment on all officers. >> and race in america. >>> crowded shores in oregon. how an influx of sea lions is putting other species at risk. >>> preservation or progress. nicaragua's plans that could put a native community in danger. and song of protest. ♪ just like it's down there a billion barrels in the shale ♪ because it's down there like the holy grail. >> singer tom chapin fighting for the environment one song at a time. >>> the killing follows a series of high profile police shootings but the video is graphic and hard to watch. something we haven't seen before. a white south carolina police officer shooting a black man repeated

you went to oregon. you played football. why there? >> pac-10 you know as a kid growing up in whitefish you know fairly small town. you go to eugene oregon, it's in the pac-10 you're playing against the teams that you watch on saturday. good program. some of my best friends today, you know, a result of my college career rich brooks neil and the coaching staff that time were as much of a coach, a mentor and a father and certainly eugene and whitefish being in a forest-type community, outdoors, it was a good fit for me. >> big debate in the nfl about concussions, as somebody who played football. what are your thoughts about that? what should parents be aware of if their son or daughter plays football and these who move in to professional leagues? >> i think it is a concern. the way you play the sport. the head contacts i think, can be limited successfully. it kind of evolved certainly where i was playing, the helmet and the head were a lot bigger and more pronounced part of the game. i think a lot of it is techniques. and make sure at an

a tornado touching down in you gene oregon. amazingly, no one was seriously hurt. >>> our chief meteorologist, i believe spent time in oregon. not sure if you experienced that. >> not there. and it's still gusty at the oakland airport. gusts as high as 23 miles per hour. and helping to keep temperatures consistent across the bay. and low 50s for tonight. it's agd adding friction in the atmosphere. temperatures will be dropping into 40s for a few select locations. 42 in the north bay, 43 in the east bay. and a light jacket but then check this out. a 30 to nearly 40 jump in temperatures for particular locations here. and we're going to have full on sunshine from the interior valleys right to the coast line. and that's going to put us to 77 here in san jose. and it's not exactly efwoegoing to bow a warm day here. and the marina in san francisco, likely at 67 and we're going to see these winds shift more off shore and that's going to be the primary thing to boost temperatures tomorrow. and oakland at 73 back to lafayette at 75. and

jam top kennedy without including something from oregon.he beaver state, the bearer of some of the world's finest cherries. didn't it mean it that way and my dad's tart cherry jam infused with lime and balsamic and soon as throw me in the river, and god rest his soul, he was inspired to write the song "cherry pie" after a visit to an oregon cannery. then at number one, if i've ever had -- timing issues. if you've ever had swedish meatballs at ikea you've it his scandinavian classic. small potent red berries explode with veracity and flavor and make the world's finest preserve. they will go very well with the vodka you'll need to down after putting together ikea bunk beds. pretty sure 10:00-ish. so joe, how hard would you say i nailed it? >> i would say you came close. the important thing is to be able to tell when it must be jelly, because jam don't shake like that. that's the key thing you need to be able to tell. >> very good. [ gargling ] >> the marmite is made from kangaroo squeezin'. >> i heard made from kangaroo fromunderstandage. >>

the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet see them all. >> that was our easter morning began here. oh man. it was from a union pacific train. the horn was stuck and that sound blaired continuously for hours. >> 5:00 a.m. >> it started at 5:00 a.m. yes. until crews were able to silence it around 9:00. >> that's four hours. >> you were not even there and you're upset. >> happy easter. >> yes. tens of thousands of people braved the rain to hear the pope's message from the vatican today. he was shielded pe by w a can pi while worshippers carried umbrellas. he specifically mentioned the christians killed in kenya this week. >> the prince is in training. he's a soldier and his arrival in australia was really fit for a royal. he paid a visit to the national capital. he put a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. he melt with fans including one who held a sign that said redheads rule. the prince leads the british army in june. >> it's a new form of id theft that can cost you much more than money. >> unpaid

pretty uncommon to see that in oregon.right now it would be nice to have some rain to talk about but there is really nothing there. the clouds have moved offshore. they'll continue to stay that way. right now now up to about 68 degrees in napa. 64 in san jose. you can see the winds here from north to south for now. they'll begin to turn more offshore during the day tomorrow. it's been a very interesting start to the day in napa. 3:00 a.m. 36 degrees. north winds picked up. temperatures jumped to 52 just before sun rise. approaching noon we're at 68 degrees. today should top out close to 76, which would be a nice 40-degree temperature swing there in napa during the day. 75 in the forecast today. san jose should see 70. 76 in napa. maybe closer to 80 today in santa rosa. pleasanton and livermore highs climbing into the upper 70s today. the winds probably keeping the temperatures from warming up a whole lot as the winds relax a bit, thursday into friday you'll see the temperatures climbing up for the sart of giants game. low

we'll hear from his former oregon quarterback. phillies with three other errors. how bad did it get? >>> i'm john clark. he's winless over his last six starts going back to last year with only four total runs of support over those outings. he's getting the third worst run support in baseball over the last two seasons. only gets one run from his office offense. take a look, even worse. cole can't handle the throw. 1-0, marlins. garcia balks. that's the only earned run. 2-1, miami. in the 8th two out. game over with chase. chase drops the ball. keeps the inning alive. phillies lose 6-1. >> i missed it bottom line. >> hopefully with all of that hopefully we got them all out of way. we don't make errors and especially the routine ones. >> tough luck cole. dustin will start tomorrow in the series finale. we're almost a week away from the nfl draft. chill kelly's former quarterback at oregon says his agts told him he has no idea where he will be taken in the draft. could be one of the top picks. would chip still make a move to get him? >> i've talked to coach kelly a co

believed to be in play for his former oregon quarterback. >> i think marcus is the best quarterback in the draft. >> kelly says the eagles want to build through the draft and they have eight picks but if someone is willing to pick up the phone he will listen. >> everybody on the roster is available. >> this is a handful of players, safety corner and receiver are needs. rashad perryman is considered the best and landon collins the best safety in the draft. now he could bring him here as well. >> i am saying that collins does or does not fit, there are thing he does well and things he struggles with. >> they are considering byron jones from oregon. some think he would be a reach but this kid can reach like no other and he set the columbine record for long jump and look out for this receiver from arizona state a local kid that played at west catholic prep, the possibilities are endless. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> oh what will happen. jeff, jaime and i will join you tomorrow and friday night for our own special draft break down hear in coach kelly the show is coming your way

especially from oregon. fresh off the vine. >> i grew up in jersey in a middle class family. i had welches grape jelly. you don't eat the jam. you jut smatter it on your naked chest. do you want to elaborate? >> no. i grew up with welches grape jelly. >> it is stuck to his nipple hair. >> coming up, nirvana by any other name? finish that one all the same. >>> all right catch me out on "outnumbered" on friday in just a few hours. and the net york returns with new epi and tomorrow night on the next "red eye" return appearances from tom shillue. remi spencer and thadius makes his return. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> they had a few ideas before reaching nirvana. kurt cobain's mantage of heck. among them, fecal matter, drug for sale the reganites. syringe and smell fish. i love that. do you think it would have been as successful if they would have coined them smell fish? >> the main thing i learned is kurt cobain didn't though how to spell. smell fish is not a bad name. i don't think syringe is awful, but i don't know why he spelled it with an e and not a y. h

>> an oregon ducks runner giving us a reminder to never celebrate before we won. the race does not always go to the swift oregon runner had a lead in men's 3,000 meter, she slowed down to mug for camera to celebrate, to get crowd going but, a washington husky runner got going and for the win oregon duck lost by 1 10th of a second. >> he will not make that mistake again. said the announcer. i would hope not. seems 1 is once is more than enough. >> police in one of texas' biggest city as may have figured out to to end high-speed chase for good. >> and first class passengero an l.a. bound flight discover something unusual in the cargo hold that story is next, you don't want to miss it. lou: breaking news, bad news are in google, antitrust regulator in europe decided to file formal charges again google for violating the e.u. antitrust laws. it could exceed 6 billion in penalties. >> on wall street stocked finished fixed dow up 60, and volume on big tujunga board 3.3 million shares listen to my report, coast-to-coast. >> police in austin, texas may have figured out how

it is a stronger storm just off the coast of oregon. this one is going to dive south and move right over the bay area and bring us soaking showers and significant show to the sierras. we'll talk about the details and how much rain you can expect where you live in the full accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> you can see what's kopg showing up on live doppler 7 hd on abc7 news's app. we have more information on the abc7news.com. >>> a bay area rap artist is accused of human trafficking. around 1:00 this morning police pulled over dwayne ferguson also noun as lusion. he had a young girl in the car. investigators say he brought her to the north bay to work as a prostitute. police arrested ferguson and returned the goirl her family. nowa people have been leaving flowers and candles outside the golden bull bar on 14th street all afternoon. the musician played bass for the group the lucky egypts. police say he was hit by a stray bullet outside the bamplt he was not the target. two men were fighting nearby. another innocent

>> an oregon ducks runner giving us a reminder to never celebrate before we won. the race does not always go to the swift oregon runner had a lead in men's 3,000 meter, she slowed down to mug for camera to celebrate, to get crowd going but, a washington husky runner got going and for the win oregon duck lost by 1 10th of a second. >> he will not make that mistake again. said the announcer. i would hope not. seems 1 is once is more than enough. >> police in one of texas' biggest city as may have figured out to to end high-speed chase for good. >> and first class passengero an l.a. bound flight discover something unusual in the cargo hold that story is next, you don't want to miss it. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates fo

but if this technology performs well, it will be on our list. >> sreenivasan: oregon isn't alone.electric power is getting new attention from scientists and investors. several east coast companies are developing turbines to harness the power of tides in new york's east river and off the coast of maine. portland state university vice president jonathan fink studies urban sustainability issues, we met him at one of portlands ubiquitous food truck lots. >> sreenivasan: can we get two minted lemonades? as we began to chat, portland's notorious wet weather began to create streams of potential energy all around us. this is awesome! fink sees lucid's technology contributing to a broader effort by communities to move away from non-renewable energy sources. >> in portland, we get a lot of our energy from a coal fire power plant two hundred kilometers east of here. that's not great. so how do we replace that? were not going to replace it with one big nuclear power plant, were going to replace it with a lot of conservation, a lot of smaller steps like what lucid is doing, with solar, with wi

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. >>> leading the news, in the "new york daily news," oregon brewers prepare to turn wastewater intoel approved the use of recycled sewage water which the group says will be increasingly necessary due to dime clat change. experts say it takes five barrels of water to make one barrel of beer. how will the sewage water beer be received? >>> in the "huffington post" boy sleeps through kidnapping found safe in car that was stolen. it happened in northern california. the car was left running in front of the family's home. an amber alert issued. the car was found a short time later with the 8-year-old boy still asleep inside. >> wish my kids would nap like that. >> very lucky. >>> some other stories we're following this morning. more than 5 million hens will be destroyed in iowa after confirmation of a second outbreak of bird flu in the state. there are also cases at 50 sites in seven other states. officials say despite the aggressive nature of the virus, there is no threat to humans or the food supply. >>> in hong kong, a humanoid robot stole the show. han can hold simple interactive conv

indexing it to inflation and there are several bills tending including one from the congressman of oregon and we made a strong case for that to move forward, there is some momentum for the republicans of coming forward to using the gas tax as a way to fund transportation makes sense. it is important to remind the congress that the decisions have the real consequences for local communities and i want to note that we have a few upcoming important transportation days, including walk to work and later in april we have bike and roll to school week, april 20, 24, and then bike to workday will be on may 15th, or the 14th, excuse me. that is my report any public comment? >> public comment is closed. >> item four, executive director report, this is information item. >> good morning, and i appreciate the chair traveling to washington, d.c., revenue policy discussions be picking up and i am pleased to report that last week i joined with the self-help counties up and down the state, and the self-help commission, spent the day with the leadership there as long with legislators as well as with the secr

just off the coast of washington and oregon.hat this will do is dive south right over us in the next 24 hours. this storm going to give us soaking rain late monday into early tuesday. now, ahead this system the winds are going to pick up. early tomorrow morning wind gust around 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow morning. generally between 5 and 10 miles per hour. winds increase. k56 monday evening, winds gusts between 25 and 35 miles per hour. then comes the rain. sunday into monday we are mainly cloudy. early monday morning by 5:00 6:00. getting cloudy. 9:00 soaking showers in the north bay. early tuesday morning heavy rain over san francisco, oakland, even vallejo. pochs yellow and orange indicating a pretty strong system. not out of the question to hear a rumble of thunder. potential for small hail. this system will push to the east tuesday morning. by 6:00. mainly dry across much of the bay area. notice heavy snow showers developing in the sierra. total rainfall this will be a good soaking storm, the most rain we've seen since early februa

oregon back in the day oregon during the 70s drought '77 drought, idaho sued oregond oregon. i remember that. you guys remember that. so this is all kind of coming back. it's a big deal. it's a big part of our history and our legacy. >> we'll have to change our lifestyle. >> we should. we should. australia had to do it. parts of australia. that's where we are now. we have to change everything. >> all right. thank you bill. >>> an unexpectedly up close meeting with the president. while everyone else was in suits, one man was wearing a polo shirt. he said he won't wear the shirt again, but it's not for the reason you'd expect. >>> also a package thief caught on camera arrested and heading to prison. tonight at 6:00 the sentence this woman received for walking off with a christmas gift. >>> it sounds like this smart meter is a stupid meter. >> they paid to park but found a ticket on the windshield. the glitch affecting drivers in bay city. for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of new shoes is a small but important gift. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of

were recently derailed despite some support. >> major difference between oregon and washington is us. we're the parent advocates. we're grandparents. we're nurses, doctors. we're parents. >> reporter: both sides brought in star power. the antivaccinaters had robert f. kennedy, jr. the pro vaccinators have a boy who got measles when he was 4 months old. >> i don't want this to happen to anybody else. >> reporter: both sides are motivated. both are well organized. which is one reason the bill will have to go through three separate senate committees rather than the usual one or two. >> so the bill as it was introduced will highly likely be changed and amended in some way. >> reporter: that debate is just starting today. it's still going on in the hearing room as we speak. we'll get you an update at 6:00 but for now, this first step is certainly turned out to be an emotional one with a lot of people coming from the bay area. phil matier, kpix 5. >> the bill faces hearing three times and then the state stable. >>> tonight we know how an escaped san jose inmate was caught in mississippi. j

we doubt oregon guy will ever make that mistake again. live that down. >>> an unexpected ending to last night's "jeopardy." >> take it away. >> what is i love you, jenny, thanks for everything mom and dad, hi seth. you got everyone. >> obviously, not the right question. but very sweet. alex later tweeted he did know the answer but he chose to thank his loved once instead because he's balling that much. >> and he didn't lose any money. >> he moves on for another day. >> should i do that. sweet success for a group of young scientists in norway. sending a doughnut where no tasty treat has gone before. >> i love that. i love doughnuts. a weather balloon. a gps tracker. the contraption didn't quite make it to outer space. it soord nearly 20 miles up before the balloon popped. it went in the water. now we can't eat it. >> the remnants of the mission were retrieved from the ocean, including the crumbled doughnut. >> let's be real. i'm still going to eat it. >>> we're back with disney on "dancing with the stars." so let's do something about it. p

another oregon duck reportedly on their radar. the eagles were trying to trade for dolphins defensive end dion jordan, but today it was announced he's been suspended for the season. jordan plays for chip kelly at oregon and was picked third overall in the 2013 draft. >>> to the phillies now, dominic brown has been optioned to aaa even though he's eligible to return to the majors. yesterday said that brown is not ready to face major league pitching. tonight, gonzalez makes his major league debut. he'll be throwing to a fellow panama native making the first time that's ever happened in mlb history. >>> phils take on the cardinals again tonight they have won 3 of the last 4. the riots in baltimore have forced orioles to make changes to their schedule. the club has postponed tonight's game the second straight night they've done so. today the orioles held a workout at camden yard. tomorrow, they'll play the white sox at 2:00 but the game will not be open to the public. an unprecedented move for baseball. this weekend series with the ra