this time for a local company called oregon armored services. >> he was pretty quiet, kept to himselfr than most people who worked there. >> reporter: kirk gulian is a former ops manager at oregon armored and remembers archie well. >> archie seemed like a reliable worker. nothing really stood out. >> reporter: archie's responsibilities include making pick-ups and deliveries for banks and local government offices including the u.s. federal reserve. inside this undisclosed and highly secure location, millions upon millions of dollars are shuffled from room to room and prepped for various delivery points. this is archie cabello's kind of joint. that's him in his security uniform, badge and all. it all seems hunky-dory until the afternoon of december 5th, 2005, when this 911 call comes in. >> 9-1-1. >> yeah, i'd like to report a robbery. >> you were held up? >> no, but i'm looking at a guy here who's handcuffed to his armored truck. >> reporter: with archie cuffed to the truck, the passerby holdses up his phone. >> i didn't look at him that much. he had a gun on the side of my head. >> i

gulian was dispatched from oregon armored to take inventory of the truck. >> when we saw it was thosesaid "oh, [ bleep ]." these are the big bags and if someone's gonna steal something, this is what you're gonna go for. we all knew two weeks after the incident -- archie done it! there was no question about who had done it. >> reporter: authorities raid the modest cabella home. >> knock on the door, "f.b.i., we have a search warrant." he comes to the door. >> reporter: archie cabello opens the door -- and a can of worms -- with an odd remark. >> he said "my wife didn't have anything to do with it." >> reporter: that sounds like an admission. >> it sounds like an admission. >> reporter: but an admission to what? the cops don't find any stolen cash, and house itself is certainly no blinged-out bungalow. in fact, it's barely middle class. archie drives a clunker. wall unit air conditioning, yard-sale quality furniture. heck, they haven't even bothered to upgrade to a flat-screen tv. >> they were prepared for what was comin' and, you know, they handled it well. the cabellos credit for one

i did that for four years in congress in two years in the oregon legislature. want to get things done for my district and for the country that i think are positive. that's why i agreed to do it, because i thought it would be easy to ride of and say see you laterf and had a tougher cycle the somebody else. i thought it was better to stay around and get this done. emily: is this your last one part are you to take it on the wartime? rep. walden: you stop that. this is it. generally speaking chairs do not go with into cycles anyway. it is an enormous time commitment. i knew that when i agreed to do it. for an, i think it's fun organization to get new blood in a the top. they will build on what we have done. i have terrific people involved. hudson and richard steve stivers has been at this for a long time. i want to people who understand what the nrcc does and how it operates. it's a big, business big budget, terrific, hard-working folks. i think we have some people in said he, steve stivers will run again. they will take over and grow we have put together. i feel g

defazio of oregon. the chair: the gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio, and a member oppose each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon. mr. defazio: i yield myself 90 seconds. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. defazio: this bipartisan amendment would zero out funding for an obsolete, archaic system, selective service. the russians argentina, and president carter decided to boycott the olympics and reinstate the draft. they tried to recall all of the reports they didn't, senator mark hatfield obtained one, it was printed in the congressional record. the selective service itself decided its time was past but we reinstated it as a symbol of our opposition to the russians. so here we are today. 39 years later. wasting $23 million a year, making every male american at the age of 18 register for draft that will never, ever again happen, under penalty of felony law, deprivation of federal assistance, federal jobs, and other things for life if they fail to register. and yet, we're still here tonight to defend

, oregon. you have cast 34 votes for secretary clinton and 38 votes for senator sanders. pennsylvania. pennsylvania, you have 208 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, i am tom wolf, governor of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. and on behalf of all pennsylvanians, welcome to our commonwealth. along with senator casey, i am honored to announce that pennsylvania awards 82 votes to bernie sanders, whose fight for inclusion, justice and fairness has invigorated our party, and i am honored to announce that pennsylvania awards 126 votes to the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> thank you. pennsylvania, you have cast 126 votes for secretary clinton and 82 votes for senator sanders. puerto rico. you have 67 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, the delegation of puerto rico, the only all latino delegation in this convention -- [ speaking spanish ] we are also very grateful to governor cuomo and our brothers and sisters from new york for all their

pendleton on the vast rolling plains of eastern oregon.owboy country. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the pendleton round-up. >> home to one of the nation's biggest rodeo, the pendleton round-up which celebrates the town's rough and tumble past as a brawling cow town. and then good conservative citizens wave good-bye to the parting cowboys and settle into a safe and predictable life and fill the pews every sunday morning without fail. people like bill, who was like family to amy jane and her parents. >> they brought amy jane home when she was three days old. we were there when she was brought home. >> bill knew and adored the remarkable little girl from the very beginning. >> you watched amy jane grow up? >> yes. >> and saw what sort of girl emerge? >> she was very carefree, loving, didn't know a stranger. >> they asked bill to speak for them after what happened, when they sorely needed their church family. like youth minister jed and his wife lisa. >> if she got the feeling that you were left out, she'd find you and make sure you knew

i'm kate rogers in portland, oregon. >> to read more about portland's tart up, head to our website. make your homer of tech high-tech allowing you to controt with your phone or communicate with your refridger, but is it really smart or just hype? >> smart fridge and echo promise to save time and increas around. but there are real challenges. as we learned when we tested out the august block's new int gags. which is supposed to make it ea. >> first, you instahl the august smart blocks and wi-fi bridge needed to make the conduction. next, set up your amazon echo with the e then you give the commands alexa, tell august to lock my wi-fi is work, your door should look. that's how it should part in th it wasn't so seamless. after several tries, it fintly worked. >> august checked the door and it was locked. august ceo jason ring w johnson told us that the company decided to integrate with amazon's echo based on customer feedback. >> the challenges if you have to use an app for every device, smart lock or thermostat or lights, it's bit cumbersome. it's allowing people to use their voice. i

the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. defazio: i yield the gentleman from mississippi two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. while i commend mr. defazio and his colleagues for negotiating language to enhance aviation safety, i must rise in opposition to this legislation. my problem with the bill stems from a potential job-killing provision inserted in the homeland security portion of the packing an. understandably -- package. understandably after the airport attacks in brussels and more recently istanbul, we have interest in strengthening aviation security. section 3405 directs t.s.a. to update regulations for eligibility, including credengs which airport workers need to perform their -- credentials which airport workers need to perform their jobs. there's no evidence that this additional scrutiny will strengthen aviation security. what we do know for sure is that the changes would unjustifiably put workers at risk of los

mayor rawlings-blake: thank you, oregon. you have cast 34 votes for hillary clinton and 38 votes for senator sanders. pennsylvania. pennsylvania, you have 208 votes . how do you cast your votes? craig's madam secretary, i am tom wolfe, governor of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. on behalf of all pence of a ,ears, -- pennsylvanians welcome to our commonwealth. along with senator casey, i am honored to announce that pennsylvania awards 82 votes to bernie sanders, whose fight for inclusion, justice, and fairness has invigorated our party, and i am honored to announce that votes tonia awards 126 the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. mayor rawlings-blake: thank you. pennsylvania, you have cast 126 hillary clinton, and 82 votes for bernie sanders. puerto rico, how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, the delegation of puerto rico wrote, the only all latino delegation , the home ofntion martin,tomayor, ricky jennifer lopez, and many more, and we are also very grateful to our brothers and sisters from ne

southbound 101 at oregon expressway. it's a box truck that overfurnished. crews are stuck in the mess or at least they were. a box truck is overturned. delays in the northbound lanes as well likely looky-loos. a good alternate is 280. everything is clear on the peninsula. bart is on time once again. we were seeing some delays systemwide because of some earlier track mains nance but now all trains reporting no delay. munich ferries and ace also look good. roberta? >> the coast is not clear. >> kenny what's your best impression of a foghorn? [ kenny's impression ] > i knew were you going to do that. i was just helping you out. i'm a team player. [ laughter ] >> 52 degrees in san francisco. [ laughter ] >> hey, okay, for the fifth consecutive day we have a "spare the air" in effect. smoky hazy conditions away from the bay into the eastern southern portion of our bay area where we'll top off from 88 in san jose to 100 degrees tri-valley. 66 san francisco. don't bank on sunshine at the seashore. look at the relief. it is finally in sight. saturday and sunday. >>

. >>> athletes with olympic hopes from all over the country are in oregon right now. they are competing in the track and field trials today, and all of next week. the trials will start with a big opening ceremony honoring u.s. track stars from the years. tonight's highlights include the shot put and long jump competitions and the 10,000 meter race. >>> you can watch the trials happen at 9:00 tonight right here on nbc 4. before that, you'll want to check out the swimming trials with michael phelps and ryan all competing.

next on american history tv, from oregon state university rethinking grand strategy conference. a series of five talks looking at foreign policy leaders, ranging from president woodrow wilson to george h.w. bush. key figuresxamines of the 20th century between world war i to the fall of the berlin wall. each talk is about half an hour. the entire program from corvallis oregon is about three hours. >> this is our first session for today, the secession for on ideas and reflection points. we have five speakers so we have a full slate. i will give a very brief introduction and turn it over to them. the only difference is because we are being televised i will chair the q&a and field questions while we wait for the boom mic to go around and pick up questions for the cameras. our first speaker will be from oregonnichols state. he will be speaking on the crucible of world war i. chris?

the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. merkley: reserving the right to object, the issue before this body is whether there is going to be an opportunity for amendments to be considered and voted upon. we've heard today that we have three republican amendments, three republican amendments that address a prohibition on federal labeling, that address criminal penalties, that address salmon. we also have three democratic amendments that we would luke to have votes on. now once upon a time, it is now starts to seem like a fairy tale, this senate was known has a great deliberative body. well, great deliberative body entertains ideas, discusses them, and votes on them. and so in support and honoring the tradition of the senate to put amendments forward and have them debated and voted, we are offering an alternative. i would ask the majority leader to modify his motion and to do so in the following fashion: to ask for unanimous consent that the following amendments be the only amendments in order to the motion to concur with respe

with us now is tim duy, senior director of the oregon economic forum at the university of oregon.thank you very much for joining us. so you recently wrote that the dubs are not going to be able to hold off a rate hike for too long. did anything in today's statement change your view at all? tim: no. we have the little push with the reduction of near-term risk, but that i think is a fairly small move toward, you know, a rate hike. so we are really looking for continuation of the solid data that we have seen and a stronger inflation numbers, which i do would be completely unexpected at this point. scarlet: would it be helpful to debate within the fed for there to be more dissent? tim: i definitely think it would nice to see -- it would be nice to see dissenting voices on both sides of the coin, not only the issue of whether they are going to hike rates, but maybe we should have seen percent last december when they did in fact raise rates. that might have been a premature action. scarlet: if you look at the language in terms of guidance, you have noted that what the doves need to see

in oregon and california, we have asked paid sick leave. we have discussed medicaid expansion.ric advancement in education, including right here sy albania -- in pennsylvania. meanwhile, donald trump, who has insulted anyone who does not agree with them or does not look like him, women, mexican-americans, veterans, muslim americans, the lgbtq community, and people with disabilities -- you name them and donald trump has bullied them. i know why we must stand up to them. if donald trump's words are bad, his actions are worse. look at his vice presidential choice, governor mike pence. ce tickets, it-pen is like a contest to see who can discriminate more. mike pence rejected federal money that would have funded pre-k for 4000 low income children. he signed a law that would have forced women to hold funerals cases,uses, even in some after miscarriages. he signed a law that would dennis -- discriminate against people based on who they love. that cost indiana's economy an estimated $60 billion -- $60 million in lost money. governor pence turned his back on rescuing children and their

it is at oregon expressway.s like the truck just spun out and other vehicles are not involved yet. crews are on the way to the scene. the two right lanes are blocked. this is the countercommute direction, so we will see how it affects traffic, so for now, just a minor belay. mountain view, that portion of the right is doing fine and not impacted by that accident. i'm checking in on the bridge and yes it is picking up out there. but no big problems. foster city is a good ride for you. 101 across the golden gate bridge is still nice and smooth in and out of san francisco, less than 20 minutes to get in there, that's a good ride. highway 4, is oak for now. 13 minutes from antioc conconcord. less than 30 minutes to get from tracey out to the dublin interchange. no big problems there for 570 west. there is a crash in palo alto and up to sunniville that drive only 18 minutes. >>> a look at our current numbers, temperature wise we are at 60 for fairfield. over most of the bay, it is in the 50s. upper 50s cover the east

it is blocking the slow lane southbound before the oregon expressway, and the sensors are still green and traffic is slowing nicely so far. it is early. i imagine in they do not clear that shortly we will have a problem but southbound 101, slow lanes are blocked with an overturned box truck and we have a bart delay, ten minutes between the 24th street mission and balboa park and pittsburg and dublin area. they are doing track maintenance. we will look at the north bay commute san rafael in a couple of minutes. >> saving a robbery suspect. next, the dramatic body camera showing how a pursuit turned into a rescue. and who was best, melania trump and who was best, melania trump >> novato, oakland, sunnyvale, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> pope tran isis paid tribute to victims of auschwitz concentration camps, walked by himself through the entrance passing under the iron sign with the phrase "work sets you free." he met the holocaust survivors during the visit to the largest nazi concentration camp and pope francis is the third pontiff to visit auschwitz where 1.5 million pe

right before the oregon express way. heads up for delays. bart recovering from an early problem with the ten-minute delay. due to maintenance. between daly city and balboa and the delay is system-wide and we will prepare you for a weekend bart closure. we will talk about that in a few minutes. >> the world health organization is about to make a major change in the way it treats transgender people. the fire truck on san francisco streets is about to get a streets is about to get a makeover and they are slimming ♪ "pretty woman" plays♪throughout of course you go all out for date night... even if you're just staying in. walgreens has all the beauty products you need for whatever makes you feel beautiful. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. now get 5,000 bonus points when you spend 25 dollars or more on participating beauty and personal care products. >> benicia, san ramon, san mateo, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> this morning, pope francis paid tribute to victims of the auschwitz concentration camp. the pope walked by

. >> oregon. 28 delegates with the following bound delegates. 18, trump. >> mr. chairman, oregon, the land of unrivaled natural beauty, snowy mountain peaks, majestic river valleys, serene high deserts, the great american pinot noir, tillamook cheese and hazelnuts, home of a great congressman, greg walden, and the reigning major league soccer champions, the portland timbers, home of track town, usa and the place where nike made ducks and beavers cool, ground zero in the fight against democrat corruption from disgraced ex-governor all the way to crooked hillary, the great state of oregon is proud to cast pursuant to our rules, five votes for senator ted cruz, 23 votes for the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, oregon, 23 votes trump, five votes cruz. >> pennsylvania. 71 delegates with the following bound delegates. 17 trump. >> madam secretary, i'm chairman of the republican party of pennsylvania. pennsylvania, the keystone state, the home of the stanley cup cham

[applause] and i can tell you that eleanor is very grateful that the oregon grateful that the oregon delegation at least kept her in the race with martha mitchell. [applause] i congratulate you on your patience and i pay my respects to those two superb presiding officers of this convention larry o'brien and the bond breakaway bird. bird.on [applause] tonight, accept your nomination with a full and grateful hearts. heart. [applause] the afternoon, i crossed wide missouri to recommend a running mate of wide vision and compassion, senator tom eagleton. [applause] at my sideo have him and i'm proud to have been introduced a moment ago by one of the most eloquent and courageous voices in this land, senator ted kennedy. [applause] by nomination is all the more -- my nomination is all the more precious and that it is the gift of the most open political process in all of our political history . [applause] harvest of the work of tens of thousands of tireless volunteers, young and by alike, literally funded hundreds of thousands of small contributors in every part of this nation. [applause] wh

scher: i am from oregon -- i am jane. i am from oregon. i wisht an attorney, but i -- i wish they had the concept of economic malpractice. i think it could be applied to corporations who loot people's pensions and those who devastate communities by -- >> anyone who is an opponent, we will go to the opposition argument. >> >> my name is mark and i am from philadelphia. wait to seea cannot you all and a couple of weeks. all of us together. delegate and i am standing in opposition to this. make no mistake. onare completely together the spirit of prosecuting white-collar principles to the fullest extent. through twoone amendments which increase the resources, increase the penalties and look for better laws. unanimously, and in unity, and together. we're strong statements. they are not just words. they are words that need to apply to everyone. there is no white-collar criminal individual who should get off in a crime because of the collateral issue, period. it doesn't happen to the extent that you all think it does. oing]o seeobody here wants t

. >> oregon. oregon, you have 74 votes. how do you cast your votes?secretary, from the mighty columbia river, from the high desert to the crashing waves of the pacific ocean, oregon, home of the timbers and the trail blazers. home to nine tribal nations and 4 million of the most wonderful people on the planet. we cast 34 votes for secretary hillary clinton. and madam secretary, oregon, feeling the bern, cast 38 votes for bernie sanders. >> thank you, oregon. you've cast 34 votes for secretary clinton and 38 votes for senator sanders. pennsylvania! pennsylvania, you have 208 votes. how do you cast your vote? >> madam secretary, i am tom wolf, governor of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. and on behalf of all pennsylvanians, welcome to our commonwealth. along with senator casey, i am honored to announce that pennsylvania awards 82 votes to bernie sanders whose fight for inclusion, justice and fairness has invigorated our party. and i am honored to announce that pennsylvania awards 126 votes to the next president of the united states, hillary clinton! >>

university of oregon.e joins me from eugene. support, weid job have not seen much financial votestion from the brexit . inflation data appears to be going the right way. what is the reason for the fed not to resume its hiking cycle? guest: you can look at a couple different factors, but there is still uncertainty as to how solid those inflation numbers will be going forward. there are concerns about the asymmetric rifts. when we think about where we could go if there was a problem, we cannot go much lower on interest rates. those two things are significantly slowing any rate hikes. wantsould think the fed to hike rates whenever it can because they could have a little more dry powder, right? anytime you have unemployment under 5%, anytime you have positive inflation at all, and i know we are only looking at time toon't you take cut rates? guest: i think it is an erroneous argument. we should not be hiking rates now just to create room for cutting them later. that only aggravates the possibility of having a

i was up there with the oregon and vermont delegation.oth states were overwhelmingly for bernie sanders. one woman told me in oregon she's sad tonight, she's angry. she says the process is not fair sbhee makes that case because sanders won 50% of the vote in the state of oregon yet only received 25% of the super delegates. and that's what a lot of the noise in the hall is all about. over in the vermont delegation, you have 26 delegates. 10 of whom are super delegates and, ironically, bernie sanders is one of them. we should see him shortly. bret, we're not quite clear what he will do. senator patrick leahy, moments ago, issued a one word response. he said tonight is exciting and left it at that. >> that is rare for a member of congress. bill, thank you very much. as we await the final total to go over 2,382 number, the big ticket tonight, the big speech bill clinton. he will try to get democrats to come back together in this convention. bill clinton will try to help heal some of the divisions between supporters of his wife and senator ber

. >> oregon, 28 delegates for the following bound delegates, 18, trump. >> mr. chairman, oregon! [ cheering ] >> the land of unrivalled natural beauty, snowy mountain peaks, majestic river valleys, serene high deserts, the great american pinot noir, tillamook cheese and hazel nuts, home of the great congressman greg walden -- [ cheering ] >> and the reigning major league soccer champion, the portland timbers, home of tracktown usa and the place where nike made ducks and beavers cool, ground zero in the fight against democrat corruption from ex-governor kitshobber all of the way to crooked hillary, the great state of oregon is proud to cast pursuant to our rules, five votes for senator ted cruz. 23 votes for the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, oregon, 23 vote, trump. five votes, cruz. >> pennsylvania, 71 delegates for the following bound delegates. 17, trump. >> madam secretary, i am rob gleason, chairman of the republican party of pennsylvania. pennsyl

i'm amd javers in portland, oregon. >>> coming up, can california's farmers feed the growing te mand for what some call the p >>> the economy is front and center among the topics to watch tomorrow. the federal reserve releases the minutes from its june meeting with the committee leaves rate. and new reports will come out on trade and the services sector. that's what to watch wednesday. america is in th quinoa craze. as it turns out, it has the potential to be california's next cash crop. jane wells has more from elk, . >> this variety is called cherry vanilla. >> you're look i >> it's a super super food. >> it's quinoa, a gluten freh c amounts of protein and essential amino acids. >> cakes, entrees, snacks. >> bryce lundberg is best known for growing organic rice for chains like whole foodg wg grow quinoa a few years ago because americans are consuming tens of millions of pounds of the grain annually. up until now, it has almost been grow >> we're getting yields about 2,000 pounds per acre and most of the literat am about 11,000 pounds per acre. >> they've discovered it doesn't need

left crescent city --near t oregon border-- last the pilot, a flight nurse, >>> the wreckage of a missing medical transport plane ahead headed for oakland has been found. it left crescent city near the oregon border last night with the pilot, a flight nurse, transport medic and a patient aboard. the pilot radio at 1 a.m. there was smoke in the cockpit and he was turning around. the radar contact was lost when it was five miles north of the eureka airplane. the sheriff's office says the wreckage has been found and two people are confirmed dead. no other information is released about the flight or the passengers. the plane was operated by reach air medical services. it's based in santa rosa. this video from the company shows its people in action. reach provides air ambulance service for critically ill and injured patients. they have 30 bases across california and six other states. they fly patients for treatment in specially equipped helicopters and airplanes. >>> developing news at this hour on the killing of another police officer. it happened about 11:00 last night in san diego. two offi

but really, oregon? wow. >> isn't that interesting? >> you know it's big when you shock the meteorologist. don't want to be out there in that. >> we're going to have great weather and you'll definitely want to get outside and take it in. we'll have a lot more sunshine. we do have the clouds near the cost, which you can see in san jose. not a whole lot going on there. and it's nice and cool. grab your jacket before you head out. here's a look at the temperatures now. concord 57 degrees, 57 in oakland and 52 degrees in napa with san francisco now at 56. so let's go through the day planner. we will be in the 50s at least through noon with a breezy wind and then the sun starts to come out a little bit during the afternoon. that helps warm up the temperatures into the low to mid 60s and then back to 55 degrees later on this evening with a cool breezy wind and fog rolling in. but's all clear in the south bay with highs in the upper 70s. it will be another nice one just like today. well below average. we should be hitting the mid 80s but we a

check out the satellite radar picture showing the rainfall now beginning in oregon and getting super close to california. as we zoom in and get a closer look, you can even see heavier pockets embedded in with this. we're going to track who had the best chance of getting the highest accumulations in about 45 minutes, but i want to get a closer look at the futurecast across the bay area for tomorrow. nothing in terms of heavy rainfall throughout our region, but we are expecting areas of scattered drizzle from san francisco to half moon bay, possibly for the east bay as well with our typical fog returning for the morning hours. then once we hit 11:00, it will be a slow clearing of the fog, but eventually we will get some sunshine by the afternoon inland, and there you go. we have the low clouds staying at the immediate coastline. in terms of our temperatures tomorrow morning, we'll start with 56 in the peninsula. areas of drizzle, 52 in san francisco. daytime highs are expected to be comfortable. 79 for the north bay, san francisco 64, 72 in the peninsula, and for the south bay, 80 degr

. >> pelley: that was oregon we just heard from with their 28 delegates. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, oregon, 23 votes trump, 5 votes cruz. >> pennsylvania. >> pelley: all right. as we go to pennsylvania. new york coming up, but we're in the quite there yet. john dickerson, you've been down there on the floor almost all day talking to delegates, talking to party officials. what have they been telling you about this day? >> well, you know, scott, they came here to cleveland, some of them a little nervous. they were not sure how this was all going to work out. donald trump has been an unpredictable candidate and conventions are supposed to be predictable. they are supposed to run like clockwork. there's a lot of nervousness when mike pence was picked at the running mate. that settled them down a little bit. last night you got mixed opinions about it. on the one hand people feel like it went off pretty well. oh, and here we have new york now announcing their delegates. >> pelley: the new york delegation, this will put donald trump over

miguel almaguer, nbc news, portland, oregon. >>> and the u.s. is dealing with the ripple effects of another kif venezuela, where a crippled economy has thousands of people leaving that country in search of a better life. kerry sanders has more on that. >> reporter: it looks like a marathon, but that's a march of bridge walking through venezuela to colombia in search of food. this woman says "we don't have food, we don't have medicine." in oil-rich venezuela, anger the rise. the opposition seeking to remove president nicolas maduro from office say maduro and hugo chavez are to blame. the crisis for life's basic necessities producing a crime wave, and increasingly, venezuelans losing hope headed to the united states. u.s. government statistics reveal more than 12,000 venezuelans visiting the u.s. last year opted to overstay their visas rather than return. victoria lorzada came here two years ago legally, leaving behind family and friends in search of the bare necessities. food, soap -- >> food, soap. >> reporter: rice. >> tooth base. >> reporter:

we have red flag fire warnings in utah to nevada to washington and oregon.lley. that's the bulk of the haze and smoke at its worse from the smoke and fires down south. the futurecast, again, temperatures hot in the central valley, and alamo at 96 degrees. some parts of the area close to the century mark. throughout the day tomorrow and monday, we'll see temperatures very much the same. low 90s inland valleys. 80s in the bay. 60s and 70s in the coastline. if you're going to the garlic festival, 96 the temperature there, hot and hazy. remember the sunscreen. high pressure in control for us here at home over the next couple days, making for hotd temperatures inland, cool at coastline, but morning fog each and every morning through the next few days. temperatures, in the 80s, 90s, all the way through next week. the seven-day forecast, inland cooler for tomorrow, and the morning fog will make for an even cooler day monday and tuesday, and temperatures rebound through the upcoming week. san francisco, though, pretty much the same thing, mid-60s, all the way throug

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

>> i was in the oregon section and oregon voted overwhelming for bernie sanders and bernie sanders set this place on fire tonight. he remanded everyone issue after issue and the bold vision he put forward for the campaign. he opened the door, did this in partnership with hillary clinton, for hillary to see the great frustration in america and take a much bolder view herself on what can be accomplished on topic after topic, on education, on health care, on the corruption of campaign cash, on global warming. so he has shifted in a fascinating and profound way the direction of the democratic party and the direction of the hillary run. it's something that all of us who stood with bernie are so pleased to see. a young woman who you had on recently said it's a relationship, she isn't quite sold on the relationship yet. but i think in the course of the week, people are going to be sold and of course hillary clinton will come out and close the deal herself. i hope she comes out and she makes a bold and passionate stand on these issues that is in sync with what we heard tonight. >> why do you t

but apparently senator mccarthy has won a major victory in oregon.dy has suffered a severe setback. they move on now to california and the primary there a week from tonight. >> and this result, tonight, does not prove, of course, that kennedy is politically dead this year. it does prove that he's politically mortal. it establishes that he is robert kennedy, after all. not john f. kennedy. >> i think what will happen now, mccarthy gets a new life. he's still a long shot. but he has a chance now. i think that, however, you don't write off robert kennedy, because he can come off the floor and win big in california. that's what he has to do. if he didn't win big in california, he's had it. [ crowd chanting ] what arthritis pain? what bad wrist? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer than advil it's the world's #1 choice what pain? advil. of a trip to athens, greece. you accidentally booked a flight to athens, georgia. with travelocity, there's no fee to cancel or rebook most flights within 24 hours. travelocity® wander

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at pearl of east restaurant in the 2000 block of west oregon avenue.s morning there is still no word on what caused that driver to lose control. >> it's 5:49. coming up the food fight between delegates that got a little messy but it was a lot of fun. >> hillary clinton's rival bernie sanders fought back tears as his brother cast his vote for the democratic nominee. >> ♪ >> new york congresswoman carol maloney and philadelphia's brendan boyle held a friendly show down between their respective cities and their culinary staples yesterday. it was new york pizza versus pretzels. roast pork sandwiches versus pass drama. new york cheesecake versus philly cheesesteak. cheesecake beat out philly cheesesteak. overall philadelphia scored the highest. >> yeah. we are the city of foods. congratulations and we beat new york. let's take a look outside right now and check the roads. no big delay just yet on the schuylkill expressway. looking all right. but you want to expect extra traffic on the schuylkill and the vine because of the weight restrictions on i-95. also

two lanes are blocked southbound of 101 approaching oregon expressway. we are not seeing any slowdowns yet but, of course, that could change. the accident just coming in. really in the last few minutes, it looks like. but it's definitely a hot spot. two lanes remain blocked. we also have this issue to warn you about. these bart delays along the peninsula 10-minute delays right now between 24th and daly city. so it sounds like it's pretty much in all directions between those two stops. we are doing some track maintenance so we are not sure how much longer it's going to be out there. i know they are doing a lot of work along the bart tracks this weekend actually shutting down stations between glen park and daly city. you're going to have to use shuttle buses saturday and sunday so this may be a little prep work for that. muni, ferries and ace train all reporting no delay so mass transit just bart headaches, the 10-minute delays that you have to worry about so far. here's a look at some east bay drive times. altamont pass to 680 we like to see this. we are

as soon as that kept going and going, the dnc shut off the lights to the oregon delegegati. i do not know if that is a way of showing they want to silence them. >> why did this action happen when leon panetta was speaking? cia, youanetta and the know, the cia has supported foreign wars nonstop continuously. hillary clinton is a warmonger. she wants to continue all the wars in the middle east be hillary clinton is with israel on the palestinian issue appeared we are for a free palestine. hillary clinton once to continue , and a secretary of state, she was responsible for reporting honduras.n being from argentina, i am sensitive to south american issues. i was born under a military dictatorship that was supported by henry kissinger. antiwar,hy we are anti-hillary clinton half of the budget goes to the war budget. that really sacrifices investment in infrastructure, education,n, health care, with a country is lacking and what bernie sananders is fifighting . amy: that is bernie sanders delegate alexis edelstein. when we come back, we host a debate between professors michael eri

they stopped at oregon and you had to walk from oregon avenue into south philly but return trip will be a bonus tonight. so if you're in center city and the broad street subway is the way to go because awe void the motorcade delays when the event is over and getting back to center city. let go back to south philadelphia, lauren johnson set up down there at the wells fargo center. >> all right. bob, thank you so much. it's not just hillary clinton's nomination making history if former first lady wins election in november more history bill clinton could become our natio nation's first, first husband. bruce gordon has the story. >> as the state by state roll call vote pushed hillary clinton ever closer to democratic presidential nomination there were no doubt those in this packed house who found another historic first created by the turn of eventch the first time ever a former president will hit the general election campaign trail on behalf of his wife. >> i william jefferson clinton do solemnlyly swear. >> it was nearly 20 years ago bill clinton took the both of office with hillary cli