the state of oregon. i will fight to make sure we have additional troopers on the front line, to make sure communities throughout oregon can be safe. >> governor brown. >> lane county and 10 other counties cleared the way to one$.4 billion. the suit alleges the state has for decades placed conservation goals ahead of sustainable hardest levels on the state managed timberlands. what are your thoughts on this litigation? >> we are striking a balance between conservation and sustainable harvest and we have seen this on elliott state forest was one of the common fund properties. we have been working hard to increase harvest. to make sure we pay for basic expenses, put people back to work in douglas county and pay for schools but we struggle to do that because of environmental lawsuits. we are working to maintain a balance for future generations, $4 going back to the county. >> and debate whether it is my budget in terms of her budget. second, when we look at the elliott forest, it is -- money to the school fu

oregon. we flipped the coin to determine to determine who goes first and it will go to governor brown from hillary of the oregonian. >> governor brown, if measure 97 passes, the state would have $6 billion in additional revenue. how much of that would you put toward education and how would you ensure the money would be spent there. >> good evening everyone and thank you for being here tonight. i am supporting ballot measure 97 for a couple reasons. number one, we need adequate and stable revenue for key basic services like education. number two, no other viable alternative is available and number three, it's time for large out-of-state corporations to pay their fair share. i would ask oregonians, do do you think our school year is long enough? do you think our class size is small enough? i don't. are you willing to cut off hundreds of thousands of oregonians from the health plan? i am not. want to make sure that struggling seniors have programs like project independent so they can stay in the

ends at the aclu of oregon. authors do have boats if you would like to have a book signed, they would be happy to sign up for you. as a bunch of the cart right back there after the talk in there at the time time for audience q&a as well. as you heard, please wait for the microphone should come your way would make it to the audience q&a said that it will be heard on the tv when it airs. thanks again for coming out. please welcome candice morgan. [applause] >> well, thank you. in addition to the various people that celebrate the freedom to read and oregon is the state library's intellectual freedom clearinghouse for the only state in the union has such an element, which they do all kinds of information to provide challenges in free speech and also a list of books that are challenged in oregon. so i want to thank powell for letting us have this event here in the cnn and chris pine who is not here come the director of the american booksellers for free expression and he's the one that arranged for this to go in there

following the decision, the oregon supreme court said that we must keep our promises to oregon retirees. and if it's all of us would agree that we must keep those promises. i cast my legal team was reviewing the statutes and talking with on both sides of the aisle to see if there were proposals that would meet my two criteria. one, that is legally viable. and number two, that a result in significant financial savings. there is no clear path that meets both of those criteria. that's what i'm working with the oregon investment council to make sure that they have the tools that they need. they oversee our pers investments. that they can maximize our return on investment and stabilize the system. republicans have a number of proposals. when i get those, i hear lawsuit, lawsuit, lawsuit back on the hamster wheel litigation. pierce: through the years there've been a number of pers reforms that have passed muster invested to judicial review. i do believe mild criticism as i'm supporting them by the pastor feel. in terms of what we were told that we can do is we can smooth out some of the payme

they blow out oregon the next week. for more college football, flip over to fs1. arizona and 24 ranked utah going at it right now. south, who is going to step forward? right now it is washington in the north. for jenny taft, brady quinn, the rest of our crew, joe davis wishing you a good night from eugene. operated very nicely off the bench at team for last week will get their brains to start tomorrow on monday reiterating that he was the starting quarterback but wanted to see how much progress he made the sprained left shoulder that still bothering him. apparently not enough. he made a few questionable throws last week. in general was really good hitting 24 throws touchdown. the question now is if you will be active for not austin davis is virtually 24 hours. we have a lot of time i think i think anytime you've got a guy to pay pick up a first-round when you have an opportunity to see what he could do he was pretty convincing the other pic question is with the weather going to be like. he is going to be good. a beautiful day on tap. we will bear what we had today

((kirsten joyce)) >> the bundys used the same argument in oregon... when compared to the case in southern nevada when they led an armed militia against the of 20-14 after the b-l-m seized cattle that was illegally grazing on public lands. ((brian loftus)) >> shakala alvaranga sat down with assemblywoman michelle fiore -- the unlikely peacemaker. after some six weeks of testimony, six hours of deliberations, and a last minute replacement of one of those jurors -- the jury returned a shocking defeat for federal prosecutors. <<< ((shakala alvaranga)) a jaw dropping verdict. "after being on pins and needles for an hour and a nevada assemblywoman michele fiore has been one of the biggest supporters of ammon and ryan bundy... both found not guilty of federal conspiracy charges in oregon. their five co-defendants ... also acquitted. "there's a lot of sacrifice that people don't understand that was made... and it's a win for his family." ((shakala alvaranga)) the charges stem from a 41-day takeo wildlife refuge in rural oregon. the armed protest began in earl

oregon's mallheur wildlife refer oouj. more revealing than oregon case for a bundy win. >> i wish you could see the discovery that the judge has sealed from you and the public. >> she says the nevada case expected tt should end quickly once body cameras are seen by jurors and the media. is. >> goofing joking laughing who's going to be killed first, the dogs, limit, siting on dogs horses and unarmed cowboys. once you as the press get that footage this case in nevada should be dismissed needle. >> reporter: it will be she says the nevada bundy case will have to be moved out much nevada just to get a fair trial. the bundy image has been widely circulated and she feels our local jury pool will have been too influenced. >> very interesting reed. thank you. a young are oregon boy with a cancerous tumor on his neck, 11-year-old aiden nellis wanted to be apolice officer for halloween. they made it happen. they gave him a special costume along with several other goodies. aiden says, it makes him an officer for life! >> keeping our

in oregon, dan o'brien, he's the elvis of everything in the state of the oregon. >> i love living in the valley. and when someone says it's for athlete. >> i train people, so i get a chance to work out. i'm very obsessive about it and i take that title seriously. and even though i'm not the olympic championship, there's another kid from oregon that is. >> a good year. >> now, you moved here in 1997 after you won the gold medal. >> i got tired of the snow, i was we love every part of the year except for the summer. we try to get out of here in the summerand i go back to oregon. i love doing stuff outside and everyone here is very fitness oriented. >> you get your car washed and it stays clean. >> it rains the next day after oregon. >> dan is bringing his car in and through the red carpet. all of the benefits to bigigigi >> great to see the help and the kids smiling and working hard. >> next, lalizing recreational marijuana. you'lid sexual assault and rape. out-of-control corrections officers arrested. ty attorney bill montgomery, some people are above the law, making us all less safe.

they blow out oregon the next week. for more college football, flip over to fs1. arizona and 24 ranked utah going at it right now. south, who is going to step forward? right now it is washington in the north. for jenny taft, brady quinn, the rest of our crew, joe davis wishing you a good night from eugene. his day starts at four. four-ten, he's running three miles rain or shine. six o'clock, chuck's at the office. when in iowa, he's still up early. working the farm, meeting iowans in all ninety-nine counties every year. no surprise then, my husband has been named the hardest working senator. s. tonight on the fox 28 news at i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. nine -- devastation and hurricane matthew leaves hundred dead and millions of -- millions effective. the latest on its path and where it is headed. >>> and honoring eastern i-1 heroes. >> we get letters from that's on how it heals them. >>> how corredor hands are coming together to rap veterans in love and support. >> good evening and thank you for staying up for fox news at gophers in minneapolis

the ranchers involved in an armed oregon standoff earlier this year -- are cleared of their charges. what's next for the bundy family. many are already starting to trick or treat ahead of halloween. the safety message metro police have for parents... this is fox5 news at 11. local las vegas. a man and woman were found dead inside an apartment this afternoon. i'm john huck. i'm christine maddela. police say they may have been dead for more than a day. tonight -- friends and family of the victims held a vigil. that's where we find fox5's miguel martinez valle. he joins us there with their reactions. here at mountain crest park where hundreds of people gathered tonight in a candlelight vigil for sydney land and neo kauffman family and friends of the young couple tell us they were the people found dead at an apartment complex earlier neo had gun shot wounds, police haven't said exactly how sydney died. they lit up candles and shared stories of the both of them... loved ones tell us the pair were found inside their apartment by a family friend after no one heard from them for more than 24

they blow out oregon the next week. for more college football, flip over to fs1. arizona and 24 ranked utah going at it right now. south, who is going to step forward? right now it is washington in the north. for jenny taft, brady quinn, the rest of our crew, joe davis wishing you a good night from eugene. lewd video was leaked. i did try and her and she was married. all eyes are on wisconsin. donald trump and his running mate are no shows in elkhorn there is a bit of an elephant in the room. at an event to promote unity -- the crowd turned on each other. crosstalk, shouting between ryan supporters and trump supporters but even bill clinton couldn't avoid the wrath at his event in milwaukee. that you're a rapist!" two big political events-- and both had their surprises. we'll begin tonight with the g-o-p. dozens of republicans are un- endorsing donald trump -- even calling for him to quit the race -- after these comments that surfaced yesterday. " i better use some tic tacs just in case i start kissing her. you know i'm automatically kissing them. it's like a magn

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you can check out all of the a tornado touches down in oregon but thankfully no injuries.... no injuries in oregon tornado; a few buildings completely destroyed a tornado came through manzanita, oregon at 8:25apst-the tornadoes path was 10 streets long and local residents suffered significant damage to their homes and business, cold front attached to a massive low pressure system on the pacific northwest shore will be interacting with the valley today. clouds are expected to build conditions. winds will be the main issue though as they slowly increase in speed into the late afternoon. 10 to 20 mph winds will be common along with gusts between 25 and 30 mph. our strongest winds should be associated with hours between 5pm and 7pm tonight but we should start picking up breezy conditions as early as 2pm this afternoon. high temperatures today will be the highest in the 7-day forecast; ranging between 88 this weekend, the front will be passing just to the north of the valley. meaning, out gustiest of winds will be on saturday and sunday. 12pm to 6pm both days will yield occasional

it has walloped washington and oregon for nearly three days now. tens of thousands of people have lost power and fallen trees have caused injuries. >> it kind of shocked us all. we just kind of heard this loud thump. >> reporter: stella gallardo's car was crushed by a t in olympic park, children and adults had been to be rescued from a lakeside camp that lost power. despite the damage the pacific northwest has already seen, forecasters say the second half of of this one-two punch is coming. nick allard is a meteorologist at cbs affiliate kiro. >> we also had powerful wind last night and yesterday and a lot of rain. now we have more rain and another round of wind. so the combination of all that, it's going to be a problem. >> reporter: the wind is expected to howl here tonight in storm. all day, forecasters have been telling people to get their preparations done while they have the time. they're expecting a lot of people to lose power and a lot of trees to come down. reena. >> ninan: watching the storms out west. ben tracy. meteorologist lisa meadow

ryan and ammon bundy admitted they took over the wildlife refuge in oregon... and did so with guns... but today a jury acquitted them of all charges. the bundy's and their armed militia occuped the malheur national wildlife refuge for 41 days beginning in janury of last year. they surrendered to authorities in february and were facing conspiracy and weapons charges. after six weeks of testimony a jury found the budy's... and five of their followers not guilty. fox 5 spoke to cliven bundys only son not in jail about todays verdict... "l knew if we got off in oregon then we are home free they shoul let my dad my brothers go they need to be with their families " "today was a miscarriage of precedent that a white man can take up arms especially if its a government building" the bundys... including their father cliven will now be transported to nevada to face charges here for their role in the 2014 standoff with the bureau of land mangement. a texas teen lands behind bars after a drunk sexting incident.... ends with her crashing into a police patrol car. miranda kay

cal and oregon, with a double overtime. are you kidding me kind of game last night that ended on all alla lot of it's a hoax.bal warminit's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> stanford hosting colorado with a must-win if they want to stay in the pac-12 hunt at 4-2. the buffaloes have turned their prak around under mike mcintyre. krista mccaffrey out there after missing a game with injuries. only 92 yards on the ground and 21 carries. only one touchdown in the game. early second quarter, lufao, threw for 135 yards, strike to shay fields. 7-3 buffalo. stanford still in the game because colorado missed three field goals. buffalo's starter diego gonzales entered this season, chris graham missed

in oregon and washington. look at the mess the storm left behind in vancouver. >> firefighters came out and told him they didn't think he should be out on the water: he said he had 30 years experience and -lt waves were perfect. the waves may have been perfect. he needed help to get back on dry land. just look at the waves just slamming into the shore. eventually two people came by. they helped him get out of the water. i would say no thanks. >> he was lucky. >> . oregon wasn't spared the national weather service says winds reached 80 miles per hour. and 45 in the portland area. the roads covered with debris from broken power polls. lines covering the road. broken tree tkrafrpblgs. >> oregon got hit twice in the last few days. national weather service says two tornadoes hit the oregon coast friday morning. the mayor declared a state of emergency. in order to deal with the clean up. town leaders say 128 buildings were damaged there. american red cross is helps residents. >> starting tomorrow. if you live in pwo

the oregon association of realtors. road community college. >> c-span coverage of state raises continues with live senate debates. at 5:25 eastern, 7 term vermont senator patrick leahy debates republican challenger scott miller. at 7:00 pm, indiana senator dan coats between republican congressman todd young and former democratic senator evan by. at 8:00 eastern, the race to replace retiring louisiana senator david better, debate between republican state senator john kennedy, republican congressman charles standing and democrat cheryl fair. u.s. senate debates live on c-span2. >> join us today at 6:30 p.m. eastern for the white house state dinner for italian's prime minister, live coverage includes the north florida arrival of the prime minister and his wife, dinner guest arrivals through the white house east wing, the grand staircase official photo and dinner offered by president obama. former obama white house social secretary will join us to talk about food decor, entertainment and protocol. we will revisit state dinn

katrina hedberg is oregon's state health officer.et up with her near the daycare where the elevated lead levels were caught. she says one of the big lessons from the moss study is that better monitoring is needed so that the public health community can gauge the actual risks from air pollution. >> i would say that when there are more data, understanding what people are exposed to in various areas is useful, because that then helps us to determine what the level of risk is. we need data in the environment, otherwise it's only theoretical. >> reporter: oregon is currently revising regulations for glass manufacturers, and a major overhaul of permitting regulations for all companies which emit air toxics is also underway, with more input from health officials and the public. for her part, scientist sarah jovan is continuing to monitor moss samples in the impacted neighborhoods, and she says she's happy that moss is finally getting a little more respect these days. for the pbs newshour, i'm cat wise in portland, oregon. >> woodruff: curre

and a great day for the buffers in oregon last week. how will they ,,,, in colorado,st t but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. they've spread falsehoods about president obama. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. >> trevor's big game has up his fantasy football value. about 25% of yahoo lease up from 5% a week ago . >> we're gonna have to do a little more to crack the lineup. >> what broncos player would you want on your fantasy team? >>> college football. how many times have you talked about the buffers trying to bounce back from a tough loss? this week after a big win. >> it's just one game! but wasn't that one game fun! [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the buffs win against the mighty again ducks proves all thing norts equal. >> we've been seeing it in the works for a while and finally getting that done, if there was anything in the back of your head, a little voice on you

it has walloped washington and oregon for nearly three days now. tens of thousands of people have lost power and fallen trees have caused injuries. >> it kind of shocked us all. we just kind of heard this loud thump. >> reporter: stella gallardo's car was ced in olympic park, children and adults had been to be rescued from a lakeside camp that lost power. despite the damage the pacific northwest has already seen, forecasters say the second half of of this one-two punch is coming. nick allard is a meteorologist at cbs affiliate kiro. >> we also had powerful wind last night and yesterday and a lot of rain. now we have more rain and another round of wind. so the combination of all that, it's going to be a problem. >> reporter: the wind is storm. all day, forecasters have been telling people to get their preparations done while they have the time. they're expecting a lot of people to lose power and a lot of trees to come down. reena. >> ninan: watching the storms out west. ben tracy. meteorologist lisa meadows is tracking the storm at our cbs sacrament

it just blows my mind. >> karen, you were in oregon at the time.t to the standoff at the center for biological diversity in arizona. talk about what you saw and your reaction to the acquittal. >> i went up to the occupied side while the militia was there to counter protest them. scene,an extraordinary facing these armed men running ,round with assault rifles blatant racism wherever you would go. threats to kill myself and other protesters who were there. very, very belligerent, violent group. verdict came down, acquitted of all crimes, i was shocked. i was devastated. it really made me afraid for our public land managers across the country who now are going to be threatened more by those emboldened by the verdict. >> why do you think they were acquitted? >> i think it was jury nullification. i think that the prosecutor had a difficult time convincing the jury that these were armed and dangerous people when the fbi had allowed them free reign to forng go from the compound 41 days, to travel interstate and get mail delivered. to get food delivered. t

and 8 people are injured after an explosion in oregon. nicole has more eight people are injured after a natural gas explosion in portland, oregon billowing pillars of smoke filled the air and could be seen for miles. according to a spokesperson-- a contractor hit a gas line, causing a leak. after firefighters and gas company crews arrived and building, the gas ignited and there was an explosion. the cause of the ignition has not yet been determined. three firefighters and two police officers were among those hurt in the explosion. their conditions are not known at this time. new york knicks star derrick rose and two friends have been cleared in a civil rape lawsuit. the victim claimed the three men broke into her apartment in 2013 and sexually assaulted her while she was passed out. the 8-person jury deliberated for less than four hours.... before reaching a unanimous decision. they found a relationship with rose... consented to having all three men there. the woman was suing for about 21 million dollars. though the lawsuit is resolved, t

you oregon state. ultra competitive. that ball is batted away. reilly is as nice of a person and optimistic as you can ever meet in this business. class and quality the whole way. >> ed: i will say the fan base here wasn't exactly over the moon when he was hired. change. mike riley had a down year at oregon state the year before he was fired. wait a minute. you have a beaver that did not break .500 last year. they were not sure what they were getting. >> mike: dzuris dumps blough. purdue can't anymore. mike riley and company will go to 7-0. >> ed: you know even at the start of last year with all of the heartbreak losses and a team that ended up sub .500 a lot of people were wondering if they hired the right guy. he seems ageless. he has got a great twinkle in his eye. he is a great recruiter there at while he was at oregon state and most of the staff came with him. i think they feel better about the change to riley right about now. >> mike: yeah. 7-0 start. for the cornhuskers, another huge crowd here today, over 90,000 watched once again the fin

they blow out oregon the next week. for more college football, flip over to fs1. arizona and 24 ranked utah going at it right now. that muddled picture in the forward? right now it is washington in the north. for jenny taft, brady quinn, the rest of our crew, joe davis wishing you a good night from eugene. ? ? chris sununu's family gave him a famous name and the top job at the family resort. but then things went, well, downhill. over the years, chris cut jobs. chris cut workers' hours to deny them health insurance. and now he opposes the minimum wage. chris has never had to work for anything. chris sununu has no business being governor. and has not been authorized by any candidate. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. tonight on fox 25, on the brink. >> they fight better than us. >> we performed to our capabilities. >> we had no choice. got to go home and feel better. >

"i expect the same resolution we had in oregon. again these are not criminals, these are individuals who are friends and neighbors who were feel very strongly about." kieran suckling/center for biological diversity: "in bunkerville, the bundys and followers were pointing rifles at federal employees and at the police saying we will shoot you and that's on video. they didn't do that at malheur.")) suckling says the fbi errored by allowing the armed occupiers to come and go to get food and su convince the jury they were breaking the law. ((paul joncich)) he called the oregon verdict: a sickening miscarraige of justice that is going to put many lives at risk. but cliven bundy's attorney disagrees. he tells me cliven bundy... who's still in custody... has had his spirits lifted by this verdict. and that they are looking forward to their day in court. the bunkerville trial is set to begin february 6th./// ((dave courvoisier)) setback... the fbi announced it is looking further into emails related to the server used when she was secretary

people in oregon are trying to clone up the debris before the storm came in. >> 1, 2 punch. awful.brian, you sounded like a mertologist. >> i do what i can. >> thank you. you did a good job. >> you may not have heard his name but sewn him in the movies. one of wood wood's busiest stunt men and appearing nothing hundreds of tv shows. and his was sully on miracle in hudson. he's going where no stunt man went before. trace has the story. >> i was 9 or 10 years old. this is a man who wore a cape. and i wanted to be like him. all of america wanted to be like him. he was captivated and although the stunt failed eddy was hooked and fro years later found himself in the same spot and rocket. we had slight chances in the parachute technology. he was not successful because the parachute deployed early. it took seconds. >> i was smoking and moving. it was a controlled explosion. >> instantly hitting was the easy more. and steering the rocket and deploying the chutes is where it got tricky. when eddy found out he was going to survive. he smiled and thumbs up and realized when he got to the othe

this bridge swing in the region portland oregon -- a wind in portland oregon. >> all of a sudden a tree is falling on me. >> reporter: in nearby beaverton wind destroyed power lines left thousands without power. oregon coast a tornado with winds up to 130 miles-per-hour , this home ripped from it's foundation. >> no one was living in it and many of the homes were unoccupied. >> reporter: in seattle a father and his 4-year-old son were injured after a branch fell on them. the boy rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. for the north a tree crashed into a home with the woman inside . fortunately she wasn't hurt. >> more wet weather is expected along the pacific northwest. high water is starting to receive thankfully in north carolina. >> this unfortunate situation just keeps going. flooding caused an estimated 1 1/2 alien dollars in damages in north carolina alone. more than destroyed there. it is going to be months of rebuilding. they will do it because they are strong. they are already working on ways to make their communities great again, but it is just such a sad sight to see so

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((denise valdez)) >> the bundys used the same argument in oregon... when compared to the case in southern nevada when they led an armed militia against the bureau of land management back in august of 20-14 after the b-l-m seized cattle that was illegally grazing on public lands. shakala alvaranga sat down with assemblywoman michelle fiore tonight -- the unlikely peacemaker. ((shakala alvaranga)) >> denise, after some six weeks of testimony, six hours of deliberations, and a last minute jurors -- the jury returned a shocking defeat for federal prosecutors. <<< ((shakala alvaranga)) a jaw dropping verdict. "after being on pins and needles for an hour and a half, i was very relieved and grateful." ((shakala alvaranga)) nevada assemblywoman michele fiore has been one of the biggest supporters of ammon and ryan bundy... both found not guilty of federal conspiracy charges in oregon. their five co-defendants ... also acquitted. "there's a lot of understand that was made... and it's a win for his family." ((shakala alvaranga)) the charges stem from a 41-day t

while he was at oregon state and most of the staff came with him. i think they feel better about the change to riley right about now. >> mike: yeah. 7-0 start. for the cornhuskers, another huge crowd here 90,000 watched them win. once again the final score, nebraska 27, purdue 14. let's go down to jerry with mike riley. >> jerry: you told me you have gave you the spark in the second half. how do you describe the play of your offense? >> sporadic, all over the place. we made plays when we absolutely had to have something going. when we had a scoring drive. but it was pretty sporadic. we did not have anything consistent. i thought that coach parker did a nice job of prepping that team to play today in a hard circumstance. right now we are glad to sloppy off and on things happened today, what are your priorities and concerns as you try to get ready to play wisconsin? >> we always talk about winning the games. immediately when we do that, we have to go back to examine what it looked like. i really, really like this team a lot but we are not very pretty

they blow out oregon the next week. for more college football, flip over to fs1. arizona and 24 ranked utah going at it right now. south, who is going to step forward? right now it is washington in the north. for jenny taft, brady quinn, the rest of our crew, joe davis wishing you a good night from eugene. hurricane matthew is still pounding the coast ofri south carolina and georgia tonight. but it has weakened to a category oneut storm, and it atlantic coast has escaped the catastrophic damage that was predicted. thanks for joining us for this late edition of fox 8 news, i'm jennifer jordan. >> and i'm bill sheil. atat least nine deaths have been reported in the united states. haiti fared far worse with almost 900 dead. fox news correspondent jonathan seery is in south carolinana tonight not far from where the streets of the stork charleston ofe flooded this evening. >> after pounding the south carolina coast allll night with heavy made landfall this morning to the northeast of charleston, spearing the historic city from its most intense winds, but driving a 9.29

the two in over the >> reporter: you could see it blowing in from oregon. ihit and it was just like a bomb went off. least one home and two town. >> reporter: tornadoes are hugelyuched down in this part of oregon. midwest right now, the tornado have so many. >> reporter: this dangers the pacific northwest this weekend, including round of storms, headed this wi >>> next, today. samsung smartphones to make it back their galaxy 7 note smartphones. de dellta joining two othncing the containment bags.look -- the ex contained in this handout video, the faa enforced? >> banningeporter: and tonight, tsa tells abc news it will not be searching for note 7s. if they see one at a checkpoint, they'll ask you to leave, and come back without it. david, anyone who violates this ban could face fines or prison. >> thank you. >>> next tonight, the fbi asking for the public's help to identify a suspected serial kidnapper. investigators believe this man abducted a 6-year-old girl in may, and then tried to abduct another child. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, fbi and oh

in oregon, tornadoes hit the coastal region knocking out power to tens of thousands of and causing many accidents. >> we can get in a lot of different things -- mostly car accidents. people sliding off the road. the main thing is, people need to slow down. as we get more rain and water continues to rise, we can have issue with water on the roadways. getting into homes. >> this afternoon, a flood advisory still remains for the northern oregon and southern washington coastline. now we have the cbs2 weather first forecast. outside right now, it looks like fall. but it does not feel like fall. >> it feels like summertime. seventys and even 80s. we will feature partly sunny skies. it will be breezy. if you have not noticed that. a south wind at 5-15, gusting up to 20. those conditions all combined to bring us a mild day. upper to mid-70s to the north. lower-80s in the southern part of the state. let's look at the hour of our forecast. some of you in northeast iowa will not get there because of the cloud cover. the doppler radar is dry. no big moisture expected the next few hours. still seein

. >>> damage along a beach town in oregon after a tornado strikes. powerful winds toppling trees and power lines along the oregon coast. the mayor has declared a state of emergency. a second twister touched down. the issued 10 tornado warnings. in seattle, a boy and his dad were hurt by a fallen tree branch. the reminisce of a typhoon is expected to hit the pacific northwest tomorrow. >>> here there the valley, beautiful weather today. it almost felt summer-like, at least early summer. how is the weather shaping up for us? >> reporter: marc, a warm one out there today. we've been stuck in this pattern case. i'll take you to the maps and show you what we can expect in terms of the next few days. clear as a bell in nevada and all of that activity to the north and west of us. as the cold front sweeps through, we're going to see warm conditions. it brushes the top of the state and any cooling we're going to get is a couple of degrees. just to show are, 96 in phoenix. mid 90's throughout bullhead city, lake havasu, and yuma. we're not quite done with the

a senate oversight panel hearing is set a fiery blast in oregon sends fireifhters to the hospital and witnesses running for their lives. now we are learning more about the cause. the details.. coming up. plus, a nba star walks out of court after getting some good news. but he may not be out of the woods yet. weekend - blustery & chilly weekend today: mostly cloudy to partly cloudy. highs: 79-84 winds: s 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. showers along and west of i-81. patchy fog. lows: 63-66 winds: s 5 mph friday: cloudy with periods of rain. becoming windy. highs: 67-73 winds: nw 10-20 g 30 295 @ s. capitol chapel road coming up. better save room for this main some fishermen hook a record-breaking catch. and you won't believe what they did with it... plus, a different kind of election is over. and america has picked it's favorite holiday sweet. we'll tell you which portland, oregon is destroyed, and several people are injured, after officials believe the blasts occurred after a construction crew hit a gas line. neal karlinsky has more. developing now in san francisco.. police are stil

you think about wt oregon state. ultra competitive. that ball is batted away. reilly is as nice of a person and optimistic as you can ever meet in this business. class and quality the whole way. >> ed: i will say the fan base here wasn't exactly over the moon when he was hired. change. mike riley had a down year at oregon state the year before he was fired. wait a minute. you have a beaver that did not break .500 last year. they were not sure what they were getting. >> mike: dzuris dumps blough. purdue can't stop the anymore. mike riley and company will go to 7-0. >> ed: you know even at the start of last year with all of the heartbreak losses and a team that ended up sub .500 a lot of people were wondering if they hired the right guy. he seems ageless. he has got a great twinkle in his eye. he is a great recruiter there at while he was at oregon state and most of the staff came with him. i think they feel better about the change to riley right about now. >> mike: yeah. 7-0 start. for the cornhuskers, another huge crowd here today, over 90,000 watched once agai

signature win in oregon with a serious statement today against oregon state. they are 2-0 in the pac 12. the last thing him into conference winds was five years ago in 2011. this is the first time they have had back-to-back conference winds. gorgeous day apple some field and good to see my girl ralphie doing her thing. 46,839 fans in the stands today. the largest crowd to watch the buffs play football in the four years mike mcintyre has been coach. freshman stephen montes getting the start today with cha still side and with an ankle sprain. 51-yard touchdown strike analysis the opening act. play after blocked but buffs lead 6-3. and in the first quarter montiel -- montes and fields connected into this and 33 yards. bus and control 13-3. second-quarter the shea fields show continues. this short pass turns into a 63-yard touchdown and a 20-3 lead. the junior wide receiver in a game. later second quarter after being stabbed twice in the goal line philip lindsay punches through on fourth down. cu comfortable with a 27-6 lead. coach mac at this true freshman kicker

two tornadoes in oregon today. two is the average for the entire year for the entire state of oregon. both tornadoes were in the same county. we're looking at 12 inches of rain, if not more. the possibility of small hail. reports of hail up to .5 of an inch. a storm surge is significant with this. we're looking at w 30 feet. we'll look at the timing of the system later on in the show. >>> florida officials are warning residents to stay away from the beach after hurricane matthew passed through the state. residents being warned about large piles of debris across the shore and debris in the water. trees and construction material have been found on the beach. the double red flag at the beach is being felon to being signified that the beaches are >>> one of the first mega shopping malls in the valley. rumors about metro center being torn down. what the owner is saying about that. >>> plus, the boot camp answering questions about recreational marijuana in arizona. >>> also, that swim with the dolphins facility near scot

i talk about and future at oregon. watch this play. marcus ball picks it up. and with the turnover, asu in position to score yet again. thief been coming out -- they've been coming out of that wildcat formation with the running and back he throws it to cody cole and but oregon would answer each and every score with yet either score. and they did it with running back tony brooks james. watch the hit, the spin. and then the sprint. and i mean sprint to the end zone. 58 yards, oregon witnesses 55 her -- witness 54-35. asu 5-4 overall. it happened in chicago. clig-area natives. -- chicago-area natives. anthony rizzo drives in dexter fowler. kluber is doing his impression. he's been brilliant in the postseason and he got some help in the top of the second. carlos santana with a solo shot off john lackey. ties the game at 1-1 but kleber was the story -- cumberlander was the story. fabulous again for cleveland. and at the plate. also dribbler. watch chris bryant try to make a and that's going to score lonnie chisenhall. they don't need much with that bullpen. but jas

that there were two confirmed tornadoes in oregon.them caught on video, started as a water spout on the pacific ocean and moved on to land cause something damage in a tourist town along the oregon coast. but no one there was injured. tornadoes are a rarety, especially in oregon. that, of course, was just a dress rehearsal. now comes this second storm which is powered by the remnants of a typhoon. this could be one of the top ten most powerful wind storms in the history of this region. they're especially concerned about a storm that is powered by the remnants of a typhoon. history shows those can be some of the strongest storms to hit this region. they're urging folks to stay inside once the winds pick up later to day. one of the biggest concerns is falling trees and falling limbs. already a 4-year-old boy in west seattle was injured by a falling limb. >> joe, thank you so much for that. those pictures are devastating. stay safe. >>> that will do it for me this hour. thanks for watching. we'll have a look at how recent donald trump con

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they generally see three tornado as year in oregon. to put that into perspective for us in arizona, we see about four. so nowhere near what they see, though, in the mid section of the per your, 138 in texas. you go o.k., text x is big, but look up here, kansas, 91. certainly an impressive number, but no weather here in the valley to speak of. we're just talking about a lot of heat. check it out. 94 in phoenix. the high temperature was a few degrees warmer. 84 for you in stafford. for tomorrow, almost exactly the same. look at where we'll start the day. 67 gorgeous degrees out there. get all of that work done early and then just enjoy in the shade later on in the afternoon, especially if you're heading out towards the state fair. not a whole lot happening. just one storm system rushing through the northern portion of the state. it resulted in gusty winds from flagstaff to winslow. gusting to 26 new at the grand canyon. so certainly use caution because it is going to continue with strong winds in that region, mainly because we have the s

. >> reporter: not one but two tornados striking oregon's coast west of portland on friday morning as the state braces for what's forecast to be brutal and dangerous weather this weekend along the pacific northwest, more heavy rain and strong winds. look at this, an f2 tornado with winds of at least 125 miles per hour coming ashore yesterday morning, striking manzanita power lines, at one point leaving 15,000 residents without power. the tornado uprooting trees, damaging businesses and homes, witnesses describe hearing a freight train like noise. luckily there were no deaths or injuries. a second twister hit about an hour south in ocean side but caused no damage. >> a friend of mine said, oh, my god, look out the window, and we looked out and there was a funnel cloud coming right across the ocean towards >> i looked out, heard a roar, just like all of the footage we see around texas all the time. it's, like, oh, many i gosh, there's a tornado. >> strong winds could gust to 50 miles an hour as strong rain threatens to bring mudslides and flooding alongment i-5 corridor in washington an