it belongs to oregon. >> bill: the right idea. >> grant: great trap by oregon.cteristic of north carolina not executing in this situation. jackson. >> bill: afraid to back dribble too in that corner, right? >> grant: yeah. two-possession ballgame here. >> bill: go to the hole. >> jim: pritchard. over berry. short with the shot. off one hop on. berry has it. pinson coming in. >> bill: look at this rebound by jackson. they're going to call first the foul on pinson? >> grant: the second lay-up at the basket he's missed but pinson filling the lane and getting to the basket. going so hard and dorsey wrapping around, getting called for the foul but -- wait. i thought the foul was on pinson not jackson. >> jim: it's being pointed out here. >> bill: dorsey picked it up. >> jim: he's not the shooter. >> grant: a smart move. go to the line. you might shoot it. pinson only a 68% free-throw shooter, justin jackson a little better at 74. that's what laettner would do to me back if the day. >> bill: you were a pretty good combo. >> jim: two shots for pinson. 57 seconds to go.

maybe they should all go live in oregon. guest: you know, i appreciate your input, joe, but the people i represent, we have some wonderful communities there, our agriculture community, and we make great products there, and we have farms. we also have a high tech community. is is a country that was founded by immigrants and they've contributed a lot to our community. we want our communities to be safe and that's what we're working on. you know, over all, joe, to the people listening, we desperately need comprehensive immigration reform in this country. and when i first joined congress there was a bipartisan bill that passed the senate. we were not even allowed to vote on it in the house. that's what we need to do is come together, figure out how to solve this issue through comprehensive immigration reform. host: this chart is from pew research looking at the steady increase in the 1990's on those students who have at least one parent who is an unauthorized immigrant. in terms of actual numbers we're talking about 3.9 students

the surprise for me is the oregon duck. they changed their style on the fly, they're going small and they're doing with jordan bale. mr. march, he's averaging 24.5 points and our confidential takes a look at the oregon ducks in in the locker room. >> i am getting an award to win the first half. >> you got to keep fighting, fellas, right? >> it is all about the fight. it is all about the fight. four minutes is time. you got to keep fighting four minutes of time. we are the tougher team. four minutes at times. say it together. >> rare footage of inside the locker room. great piece but fred, i want to take you way back to 1939. >> lets go! when the oregon ducks won the championship and they had a different nick name. look at this picture of the oregon ducks right there. 1939. you are talking about short shorts in black and white. >> we know a lot has changed of the ncaa, corey wire is joining us now in phoenix. you had a chance to talk to all coaches. >> that's right. how do you handle big moments when life presents them. when

welcome to oregon.anados: we try not to get into outer space you start dealing with quantum physics or getting very deep into black holes and things that we feel we arent talking clearly and its mostly opinion at that point. were not astrophysicists so -- lisa fletcher: outer space off limits. but in the backroom, earthlings like the siefer family cant help but talk a little politics. konrad siefer: they feel lik betrayed by the government is what theyre saying, they dont trust a lot of people up there. lisa fletcher: konrads father leo looks at the bickering back in dc with disdain. leo siefer: what happens that reminds me of what i saw in grade school. a lot of immaturity on both sides of the aisle. lisa fletcher: while ufos might be off the table, politics is all consuming, even for this college aged couple, gabi torgerson and riley berry. what sort of things are you and your friends talking about? gabi torgerson: right now the election, politics, donald trump, immigration laws, pretty much everythin

oregon came back beside missing a number of threes. but 42 seconds to play. ducks within one. oregon could not get a rebound. 77-76 your final as north carolina and gonzaga for the title on monday night. case in point, our own tyler talked to kevin durant after golden state's win last night and he hopes to return next sunday in time for the regular season. during practice it was closed off to reporters. when asked about it curry made a wizard of oz style, pay no attention to the men behind the curtain. >> steph curry not one of those people. >> i wouldn't call it having to hit reset. such a smart player, understanding his skill level and his talent that the things that we've been doing well, will take us to another level hopefully so it shouldn't be much of a transition back. you know, for him, just getting his -- his legs underneath him having muched so much time. >> we're just a day away from the regular season and it also has bragging rights involved. a sweep of the a's. the youngster is rooted in oakland, but got to get that sunscreen on the ears. their first lead of the s

you have been a lot more quiet on what is happening right now in oregon. your democrat party in oregon is destroying the state through corruption and unwillingness to enforce laws. standby whileon property.andalism on the parade was canceled a day ago because of the threats of violence and the police's unwillingness to protect that parade. yethad a portland judge -- a portland judge is ready to sentence a videographer for up to 50 years for defending r defending himself. host: congressman? been somere have troubling situations, i confess in my community and others, where there isn't an artistic troubledatter deeply -- better deeply troubling. i don't think anybody is standing by allowing this to occur. they are trying to deal with this with minimum disruption. there are people in the community questioning some of the tactic. taking the flow is place. the notion that this is corrupt and that people are not safe to be a will to move around, i invite you to come to portland, see how 100 people a day of moving there to take part in a vibrant, local economy. ov

raines' family friend marlene olson, who grew up logging in oregon.ow she works for the department of justice. >> i turned. i said, ralph raines, raines tree farm? >> marlene popped up and said ralph raines? i know him. i know that property. i used to be a logger. in fact, i used to go walking all over ralph raines' tree farm. what are the odds that the three of us would be in the same place at the same time? >> reporter: from that chance encounter, an unofficial task force is born. they bring in cameron wall from the irs to dig deeper into the finances. the unit now has the expertise, the jurisdiction, and the juice to turn this into a federal case. >> i've never worked on anything like this in my career and i don't expect to again. >> reporter: because she used to work as a logger at the tree farm, marlene olson is asked to quietly poke around. she is stunned by what she sees. >> it still takes my breath away when i think about it, what i was looking at when i stood at the gate was devastation. there was no trees. >> reporter: that lush, sustainable

the 33 stars represent oregon's place as our 33rd state. but the most interesting elements may be the two ships at sea, one is a british warship sailing away from shore, while the other is an american merchant ship, arriving. they symbolize the transfer of power from british rule to american independence. above it all, the american eagle protectively spreads its wings. and as randy said, oregon state animal, the beaver, gets one whole side of the flag to itself. no other american animal can make that claim. with flag facts, i'm eric. (dramatic rhythmic music) (loud clashing) - if you ever intend to go fishing for whales, don't do it in ohio. state law says you can't, geography also says you can't. that's because the nearest ocean is almost 600 miles away, and while ohio does border lake erie, there are no whales in lake erie. to think that ohio lawmakers would pass such a weird law is really, well, eerie. (lighthearted country music) (people cheering) - babe ruth made home runs famous in the early 1920's, but another person who contributed

oregon's really good. i thought it was improbable for oregon to get this far because they lost a player who's a 6-11 senior, guy from canada who is the leading shot blocker in the pac 12 this year and a guy who could step away and knock down threes and draw a big guy away from the basket, lost him right before the ncaa tournament. you are thinking how can oregon overcome that? they've done wit big-time play from two top scorers, dillon brooks and tiler dorsey. tiler dorsey played on the greek national team, he's from l.a., averaging 24 points per game in the last seven games, shooting over 60% from two, over 60% from three, and especially in this tournament, he's been absolutely magnificent, but maybe the differencemaker of this team has been jordan bell, and the game against kansas, he had 11 points, 13 rebounds, blocked 8 shots. while boo shea was the leading shot blocker when he got hurt, jordan bell is the leading shot blocker in oregon. so they replaced one great shot blocker with another. i think the

post, there is a piece that says, trump advisors call for reviving and natural gas project on the oregon coast. a top adviser on thursday appeared to throw the administration support behind a proposed liquefied natural gas that had beenegon rejected by regulators during the obama administration. the first thing we are going to do is we are going to permit an lng export facility in the northwest, said gary cohn. just think of the transport time to japan versus anywhere else. then we have got to put facilities on the east coast to get from the east coast to germany. not name ahn did specific project, the white house confirmed he was referring to the terminal that would be located in oregon. .p next, dan dan is calling from greensboro, georgia on a republican line. good morning. what are you concerned about on this earth day? caller: my greatest concern about the environment is the amount of rubbish left behind by environmentalists after earth day, incredible hypocrisy. host: ok. teresa is calling from redding, california on the democratic line to what are your concerns today on earth day,

oregon, you wouldn't imagine that. i saw no signs of this racism growing up in the suburbs of portland or down in roseburg but these letters that people were writing were full of racism. we can't simply pretend that it doesn't exist. and over the course of the last year, we have seen this time and time again. we have seen groups that kind of are still deeply wetted to racism and discrimination and they've kind of come out and made themselves more publicly available. they've shared their thoughts more readily and engaged in moraysist acts against -- more racist acts against others. you have more people attacked in parking lots because of their race or you have more situations where graffiti has been scrolled on the side of buildings. we have mosques that have been burned. we have synagogues that have been defiled. we have individuals who look to be middle eastern being attacked because they were looking like they were middle eastern. and so clearly racism is not -- discussing this challenge in america, pondering how we

dan faust and his family our among the well-known oregon alums. crazy sequence here after unc mess, the ducks scramble. they can tie with a three but go for the sure two. keith smith's who makes it 77- 76. unc missed four straight free throws. both time's -- times unc got the offensive rebound and ran time off the clock. oregon never gets another shot at the hoop as the tar heels hang on for a one point win. they had to the championship game for the 11th time in school history. in zagat headed there for the first time.>> winners of 10 in a row, the warriors are very close to ending drama about the identity of the number one team in the west and the upcoming playoffs. golden state hosting washington tomorrow evening. the opponent, when kevin durant's knee was injured more than a month ago. somewhere around that curtain, durrant was practicing. the intensity level was a mystery. the warriors say he is progressing on schedule is six games left. this is to rent before -- durrant before last nights win. he seems to be doing everything except running at

oregon ducks the only pac-12 team remaining. trying to make their first title game since 1939. first year in which they won, taking on north carolina who lost the title last year on villanova's buzzer beater. san francisco native and oregon alum dan fouts can't believe what he's seeing. north carolina led by ten. eight minutes to play. kennedy meeks 25 points, 14 boards. but oregon came back despite missing a lot of open threes. tyler dorsey gets the amazing roll here. shooter's touch with 42 seconds to play. ducks within one. north carolina then missed four straight free throws in the final five seconds. but oregon could not get a rebound. you've got to block out. it's north carolina by a point. back-to-back finals for the tar heels. carolina coach roy williams knows they're fortunate to be here. >> what do you feel like when they -- >> jump off the building. >> we had 5.8 seconds. we had time to get a look. we just didn't get it done. >> in the other semis, south carolina trying to punch out gonzaga. second half south carolina

oregon advances to the final game. that's right. game monday night gonzaga and oregon and who will be cutting down the nets? i can't wait for this game i'm going with oregon in upset over gonzaga climbing up that ladder on monday night. can't wait for it. those are my picks. back to you. >> we'll check that on monday night, sean. all right. that does it for us at 10:00 o'clock. dawn timmeney standing by for what's coming up at 11:00. dawn. >> every girl should feel like a princess on prom night some can't afford it one group is stepping in to help for goodness sake. your wake up weather and seven day forecast in the first five minutes. remember your mega millions lottery drawing is next. we'll see in you minute. savings at giant. only at my giant. >> live from sent city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at

>> a washington insider would he be doing in portland oregon? and chief joseph when a the first books ever read was a children's biography. so what is he doing in the northwest? and could he have been the one? when i research that it was amazing. and then he is not a hero. but the notion there would be to how words how one became the other would take up a lot of my weekend. >> key will be so happy to sign your about. --- book. [applause] [inaudible conversations] . >> and don't think it is wrong to expect the members of the house that is part of the reality of the politics. and what i find offensive but raising money to be in leadership but there has to be a merit pay system in place to decide to get someone committee. if you have been there 30 years in show up to congress you have expertise that is needed on the energy and commerce committee. it is not if you can pay more money than the doctor. [inaudible conversations] teefour . .

the university of oregon and oregon state university are working on seismic warning systems and tsunami preparedness to help make sure that our communities are prepared and have the best research available to give the most warning time possible and this bill complements their work. i'm proud to have worked on this legislation which is so important to the people of northwest oregon and all coastal communities, but i do remain very concerned that the funding level is below current spending. this cut would have serious consequences, the operation and maintenance funding, for the buoy network we rely on to detect tsunami could decrease agged hours of delay in appropriately warning coastal communities. tsunami warning centers in alaska and hawaii are likely to see a reduction in staff, resulting in gaps in coverage and creating greater risks because of time delays in sending out accurate warnings and in some instances not being able to provide adequate warning at aw. smeel are among the most deadly natural disasters. in the past two decades, tsunami have caused death of roughly a quarter mil

senator jeff merkley from oregon, i have to ask you, how are you feeling?i got a little 90 minute nap earlier and some food and i'm feeling better. >> you spoke for 15 1/2 hours last night and you've had 90 minutes sleep since then? >> that's correct. that's right. >> if you start swearing or speaking nonsense we'll cut your mike, sir. >> thank you. my mind's a little clouded right now. >> let me ask you about that clip that we just played which was you responding in realtime to the sort of last minute revelation about judge gorsuch that he's been seriously accused and substantively accused of some plagiarism in his public work. obviously, you had to react to that in realtime with a little bit of time to reflect on that. do you think that is a major issue on his confirmation? >> i don't think it is going to be because the republican majority has their hands over their ears and they're not interested in hearing anything about him that would cause them to shake up their momentum. that's really the way it has been all through this. the fact that we have a stol

time winding down for oregon... game with six seconds left in the game.they are force to foul and joel berry the second misses the free throw and meeks once again comes up big for the tar heels. they run out the clock and are going to their second straight national championship gamethe win 77-76 (wipe to gonzaga) top ranked gonzaga taking on south carolina in a game that proved to be a good one. early on south carolina showing that they are better than that 7 seed they got. karnowski stuffed by chris silva.then the gamecocks in transition. justin mckie for three.yesthat would tie it. we go to the second half. gonzaga up 56 to 46 and jordan matthews with the big three. that would put the bulldogs up thirteen. nigel williams goss playing hard. that ball is in and one. gonzaga was fired up for this one. south carolina would cut this lead though. they would tie the game late but gonzaga proved why they have lost just one game all season. staying tough and not letting up. they would go on to beat south carolina 77 to 73

we can look at my home state of oregon. in oregon we have the challenge of forest fire seasons that are longer by several months than they were just decades ago. we have the challenge of warmer winters resulting in pine needles doing more damage to our trees. we have the fact that we have lower snow packs in the cascade mountains. that means warmer, smaller trout streams and less water for irrigation. we've had three worst ever droughts in the basin the last 15 years. over on the coast we have a big impact on oysters. because we have burned so much ins for till fuels to create -- fossil fuels to create so much carbon dioxide which has been absorbed by the ocean, the oceans have acidified, 36% more acidic than 150 years ago meaning that our oysters are having trouble reaching out and pulling the molecules out of the water to form a shell. in fact, it takes so much energy to do so that they are dying. that's what's happening. and that's just in oregon. we can look across the united states and see impact after impact. if we're

shakespeare festival and i had seen the play in oregon and i was so taken by it and then i was inspired as where in the text, where in the sacred scriptures that people keep raising around the play is abortion mentioned or how is it interpreted? okay. where is it in the kor kor ran. so what if during the run of row we made a panel of an islamic scholar, a catholic scholar, and a jewish scholar, and put them in a room and all they really need to do was tell their story of how they interpret a text to find a world view on abortion. we call it the revealing text. and it took awhile. people are accustomed to debating. or to be shot down or to be called names. i said no all you have to do is teach from your text. the text lies there on the table. can you educate us. can you expand our knowledge of where you come from based on textual traditions and we did it. and i learned a great deal. that's a great thing for me. i moderated it but we had three wonderful teachers. we use the room at the broward center in berkley. ch there's a safe zone for everyone to come to. we learned. everyone who came

between oregon and tar heels.ducks were rolling in the first half dylan ennis hits back to back three's... oregon fans were feeling it. but in the second half the tar heels started to take control... kennedy meeks slams it in... north carolina extended their lead by five.time winding down for oregon... the ducks find keith smith to make a one point game with six seconds left in the game.they are force to foul and joel berry the second misses the free throw and meeks once again comes up big for the tar heels. they run out the clock and are going to their second straight national championship gamethe win 77-76(wipe to gonzaga) ...... top ranked gonzaga taking on south carolina in a game that proved to be a good one. early on south carolina showing that they are better than that 7 seed they got. karnowski stuffed by chris silva.then the gamecocks in transition. justin mckie for three.yesthat would tie it. we go to the second half. gonzaga up 56 to 46 and jordan matthews with the big three. that would put the bulldogs

gonzaga taking on north carolina oregon taking on south carolina. >>> thank you very much. how people worry about deportation are turning to technology to prepare for the worst. also running at the airport not just for your plane but to stay in shape. >>> we're back with a sign of the times given the uncertainty faced by undocumented immigrants in this country and many are preparing for a worst case scenario in which they have to quickly say good-bye to the ones they love. >> reporter: for jess saw an undocumented immigrant in southern california the looming threat of deportation is the worst case scenario. >> my whole world would fall apart. i wouldn't know what to do. >> reporter: like millions of others, jessica has had to make a plan. >> you have to be prepared for it. >> reporter: deportation is something that can happen anytime and anywhere. >> we don't know when the next raid will happen, where it will happen or how it will happen. >> reporter: adrian reina an immigrant advocate, also undocumented says he was recently detained at the airport. >> somebody pulled me as

north carolina missed four free throws, and oregon could not grab a rebound. the fundamentals coming back to haunt them. south carolina, they are down as many as 14, and then part of a 14-0 run. gonzaga replies, down two. collins, and string music from straightaway. the zags take the lead back, and then inside, breathing room, the big fellow, and zags heads to the finals. that's a look at your sports. i am danny pommells. >>> before we let you go, one last look at the weather. looking behind us, man, blue theie clouds finally moved. we saw some sunshine laterillnte today, and people taking advantage, and steps to the art museum on a nice sunny day like this. al delaware, and close to it in the rest of the area. on track for 60s today and lots of sunshine. it will be warmer over the next couple of days, but it's not going to be as sunny as what we are dealing with today. nothing but sunshine today and clouds start to move into tomorrow and then rain for tuesday. >> coming back. well, you know, owerl >> yes. bring what? >> may>> good, i need some of t because mi

in eugene, oregon four died in a small plane crash. going down during the gusty conditions. the wind storm called the worst in more than 20 years left thousands in the dark. earlier in oakland, california, heavy rainfall caused this mudslide, wet earth sliding into homes below. >> mud is coming through there into the bathroom and through the bedroom and into the hallway. >> reporter: as muddy waters run into back yards, neighbors are stunned. >> i don't know what to expect next. >> reporter: driving hail in sacramento, a foot of falling snow in the sierra mountains, this surge of wet weather ends a five-year drought in california. and while tough for some. >> there's going to be a lot of benefits with this additional rain and snow and it's likely to continue right over the next several weeks. >> reporter: the pacific northwest cleaning up while bracing for the next round. nbc news. >>> still ahead tonight, training for war. we're with the medic who will be called on to save lives on the battlefield. >>> he searches the fields for those who labor on his country farm and turns

every year some special visitors hold a parade through the halls in an elementary school in oregon. and the kids come flocking to see them waddle by. a right of spring and in this case, a right of passage, too. nbc's katy beck has the story. >> reporter: spring is born at prairie mountain school when the ducklings hatch. this year, 13 came to the campus courtyard. ♪ for more than a decade, the school has served as a safe nesting spot and given students a lesson to nuture nature. >> i think they understand it's their job to protect these baby ducklings that are hatched here at our school. >> reporter: custodian mark payne doubles as the duck keeper, guiding them outside to the nearby wetlands to find water and freedom. >> tugs at your heart and very endearing and actually, it's one of the highlights of my year. >> reporter: too small to fly but time to leave the nest in the interior yard, so a send off. >> okay, line up for me. >> reporter: appropriately from the next smallest flock in the building. the kindergarten class. how excited are you about today? >> very excited. >> reporter

oregon's tyler dorsey, he needed it. under a minute left. carolina's lead cut to three. later just one point. and a missed free throw. but meeks was there to cleefrn up the re-- clean up to rebound. another foul. carolina missed four straight free throws. guess what? meeks was there again. tar heels escape 77-76. second straight year carolina is in the title game and an early slight favorite too according to vegas. >> what goes through your mind in the last five second and you watch your players miss four straight free throws. >> jump off a building? a close loss like this drives players crazy and coaches crazy because you think about every little thing. it messes with you for longer. >> as i say every saturday at this time, i'm not done. i'm coming back for this one. how about the end of baseball spring training. it's all for real starting tomorrow. ,,,,,,,,,, in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the

it's almost the oregon mist. it hit us, missed oregon. fiftys on the temps and my 50s for some.er-50s for others. a few 40s in the north bay and mid-50s to the east bay. everyone is close to the cloud cover. and there will be a few breaks but you can get a good

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they miss four free throws to ice the allegheny catch a break as oregon misses the rebound.th carolina hangs on to win by one, another shot at the national championship after falling short to villanova a year ago and the other national semi fines gonzaga nearly belows a 14 point second half lead to south carolina. leading the way with 23 and the big man holds it down, gonzaga wins 77-73. they will play for a championship for the first time in school history tomorrow against north carolina. >>> the phillies will hit the road for cincinnati later today. they will open the 2017 against the reds on monday and general manager matt klentak expects the team to approve improve >> we had a credit to our manager and coaching staff. we're getting after it and bufth their but and working hard, and showing they're ready to start the season. >> hellickson will be on the found as the phillies start tomorrow. that's sports i'm jeff skversky have a great day. n monday and general tomorrow. >>> two parents and children manage to escape the burning home. >> a chester man dies inside his home a

katy beck, nbc news, eugene, oregon. >>> kids and animals, a whole hot lot of cute there. cute. at for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and goo >>> likes, camera, access. ♪ >> and i'm so happy to be here. i love the cast. i love the briwriters. >> jimmy's snl return. i'm natalie morales, fallon, a history making host going live, not once, but twice. why the "today" show called fake news on reports they are mad about

final moments, oregon down 3... here's keith smith in the paint to make it a 1 point game with 6 seconds left. then joel berry, misses both free throws. but kennedy meeks grabs the rebound the biggest rebound of his career... the tar heels wind down the clock and win by just 1 point. final score, 77 to 76. they are in the national championship game for a second year in a row. ( marty ) meanwhile, top ranked gonzaga took on 7th seed south carolina. it was a back and forth battle between the two teams, but gonzaga was too much to handle. the bulldogs win, 77 to 73. they now take on north carolina in a battle of number one seeds in the national championship tomorrow night. ( marty ) in bay area basketball. the warriors look to extend their 10-game winning streak tonight. they host the washington wizards. the splash brothers get a tough matchup against one of the highest scoring backcourts in the league: john wall and bradley beal. the dubs are 32 and 4 at oracle this season and have the best record in the league with 6

we'll see enhancement in northern california and also southern portions of oregon. this is all over with by thursday with the exception of some showers in the pacific northwest, especially at the higher elevations. again, an unsettled weather pattern from northern california up to seattle. ri the 50s, fornia and azona areas south of sacramento will have an enjoyable day with enjoyable spring time temperatures. >> the west continues to deal with storm after storm. unfortunately more to come. >> we'll be watching. >>> just ahead, reports fox news could be severing ties with long-time host bill o'reilly. >> the launch that seemingly happened in the blink of an eye when "early today" comes back in two. neither water. nor smudge. nor scratch. nor damaging uv rays. nor glare of night can keep you from the clearest vision possible. ask for crizal no-glare lenses. and live life in the clear. finance your glasses with no interest if paid in full within 6 months, and get up to $30 back when you combine select essilor® brand lenses. visit essilorusa.com for more details. and g

katy beck, nbc news, eugene, oregon. >>> kids and animals, a lot of cute.oing to do it for us on a friday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. congressman macarthur promised to protect our health care. but when right-wing politicians tried to pass a disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage, macarthur wouldn't oppose them. macarthur wouldn't protect us from a bill that raises premiums and causes 24 million to lose their insurance. wouldn't oppose a massive "age tax" on people over 50. but supported a 600 billion tax break for the wealthy. tell tom macarthur - stop trying to repeal our health care. spotlight with the biggest names in tv news. did she land the putin interview? her big tv return now on "extra". ♪ extra, extra >>> megyn kelly posing with savannah and lester, gearing up for her debut on nbc. a.j. is inside with the 35 most powerful names in news. >>> shawn hannity bill o'reilly and nbc news. >>> finally divorcing. why they filed at the same time. we're on global couples

some traveled from out of state to get their points across.kayla starr/activist- "i came here from oregon to visit my grandchildren and to try to protect their future from global warming. i don't want them to be under water fighting for food and fighting for life." the younger generation represented as well. ryu narvanza/college student- "because we don't have a planet b. this is the only planet we got." putting their words into action... activists rode bikes, not just for exercise... but to power the sound system and stage.hadar aviram/activist- "we're trying to save electricity -- we're trying to save resources." paul freedman founded "rock the bike."paul freedman/rock the bike- "we're not using any power from dirty sources like coal, natural gas or nuclear today." environmental groups set up booths and chatted with visitors as they passed through the lake merritt amphitheater -- exchanging ideas. the six hour event ending with a march around the lake... and, locking hands in solidarity. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. lawrence karnow: what a beautiful start to the weekend

it's almost the oregon mist. it hit us, missed oregon. fiftys on the temps and my 50s for some. upper-50s for others. a few 40s in the north bay and mid-50s to the east bay. everyone is close to the cloud cover. and there will be a few breaks but you can get a good look at the moisture coming up. there is one system, the second one and as it funnels in, the moisture is keeping us into a cloudy pattern with off-and-on rain. the sun breaks and maybe upper 60s. 4:31. and he's back and tan, rusted, and ready. >> you got it. as a matter of fact, right now even though it's raining as steve mentioned, we don't have a lot of slow traffic yet. we have had a few fender benders. the solano county commute looks good for vacaville to fairfield. it's not a bad commute here. and there have been no major problems in vallejo to crocket and 80 westbound. and you can see traffic here looking good in both directions. no major problems here. again, the drizzle is coming down. the traffic is still light. at 4:31, and back to the desk. >>> landlords are allowed to evict tenants without reason. a hot-b

kennedy meeks, 25 points, 14 boards, oregon came back despite missing a lot of open three's.t.y debgets the amazing roll. ducks within one. four straight free throws in the final seconds, but oregon could not get a rebound. 77-76 as north carolina winning and carolina coach roy williams knows they're fortunate to be there. >> what goes through your mind when you're in the last five seconds and you watch your players miss four straight free throws? >> oh, jump off the building, something like that. you feel very lucky but that's okay. it doesn't make any difference. we're still one of two teams playing monday night. >> all the guys felt bad. we had 5.8 seconds, we had time to get a look. we just didn't get it done. >> and the other semi south carolina trying to punch out gonzaga. a two-point lead off dozer's floater. zach collins three. gives them the lead for good, 14 points 13 boards six blocks for collins. karnowski slams the door on any chance of south carolina's come back. gonzaga is in the title game, 77-73 continuing to silence all doubters. >> we just heard everything th

the coast guard flew an oregon man to safety after he became stranded on a rock ledge. officials say he was trapped by the high tide at cannon beach in northwest oregon yesterday afternoon. a helicopter rescue crew was dispatched. they eventually reached the man and put him in the helicopter. then he was flown to a coast guard base where he was treated by paramedics and released. >>> watch out for wild deer. coming up, the video that will have you doing a double take. and sfo beeves up security. the information for anyone who drives or parks there. >>> a truck smashes into a store. why police say this is no accident. but first, this morning's tech bites. >>> tesla has charged its way to the top. >> the electric car maker is now the most valuable in the u.s., passing general motors despite selling fewer than 80,000 vehicles last year. gm sells millions. >>> in-flight cell phone calls won't be happening any time soon. >> the fcc is halting its own effort to give airlines the option of making those calls possible. the proposal was floated four years ago but received backla

some traveled from out of state to get their points across.kayla starr/activist- "i came here from oregono visit my grandchildren and to try to protect their future from global warming. i don't want them to be under water fighting for food and fighting for life." the younger generation represented as well. ryu narvanza/college student- "because we don't have a planet b. this is the only planet we got." putting their words into action... activists rode bikes, not just for exercise... but to power the sound system and stage.hadar aviram/activist- "we're trying to save electricity -- we're trying to save resources." paul freedman founded "rock the bike."paul freedman/rock the bike- "we're not using any power from dirty sources like coal, natural gas or nuclear today." environmental groups set up booths and chatted with visitors as they passed through the lake merritt amphitheater -- exchanging ideas. the six hour event ending with a march around the lake... and, locking hands in solidarity. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jrstone) washington d-c was also the site of a climate m

she is from eugene, oregon. about youru talk t-shirt? >> i am from oregon.egon, all it does is rain. it is extremely important for us young people to stand up to our government where the adults are doing nothing to prevent climate change and to stop the harmful effects of ocean acidification and sea level rising. amy: how old are you? >> 12 years old. amy: how did you get involved with this lawsuit? >> i went to a camp with julia osan. i met kelsie and became inspired by her and many of the other plaintiffs that are now on this case. i believe it in this cause. we have hope and we have the power to change. amy: what do you think is getting in the way? >> i think our president currently, who i feel is one of , a biggest climate deniers pretty substantial control of believend he does not that science is real. he thinks it is a hoax submitted by the chinese, but we have science to prove him wrong. we will see him in court, and we will win. the march forom science on earth day in washington, d.c. not you can watch our entire five-hour broadcast at democracynow.o

the crash happened just outside of eugene, oregon on friday morning., the son and the pilot all died. witnesses described seeing the plane flying at a low altitude when it suddenly turned and went down into a field. investigators plan to be at the site of the crash until the end of the day. >>> happening today, hundreds of at&t technicians and call centerer workers plan to protest calling for a fair contract. today marks one year since employees have been working without a contract. last month workers won an agreement with the company that now no longer requires them to work out side of their expertise and classification. workers will protest because they say they are frustrated by waiting for new contracts. they will be outside of the at&t store on blossom hill road in san jose at noon. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a bike built for the city. the bicycle built to be safe on the rack and the road. >>> and here is a live look from our roof cam. if you are tired of the rainy weather, well a break today. lisa will have your forecast in just a few. .

.reat california, oregon wines are the best in the world. no one has any disagreement that we are in the super top-tier, right? we are doing the same thing with olive oil. mainly in california, right? you can seal this foodstuff. i've are the do like food, i know it doesn't show. we do it with chocolates, right? when we put our mind to it, we are the best. we can knock it out of the park. not overnight, right? it takes time. you have to bottle it right, --., but we are going to be and health care is going to be the same thing. we are now super focused on health care in this country and we are going to do it. >> you can watch the entire interview with dr. ezekiel emanuel tonight at eight eastern here on c-span. >> check out the sea school -- c-span classroom website. it's full of free resources for classroom members. the improved layout gives teachers easy access for ready to go resources for the classroom, including short current events videos, constitution clips that bring the constitution to life, social studies lessons plans, as well as o

john blackstone, cbs news, eugene, oregon. >> mason: president trump is spending this weekend at the white house, but tonight, there are new questions about the time he spent in palm beach, and who he's met with. here's margaret brennan. >> reporter: of the 91 days that president trump has been in office, he's spent 25 of them at his mar-a-lago club in florida, often mingling with members and guests. since the election, the cost of membership has doubled to $200,000. >> i will tell you that our system i railed against pay-to-play politics on the campaign trail. >> and that's a broken system. >> reporter: yet the acsetion at mar-a-lago is unparalleled. just last weekend, two former presidents of colombia were guests and quietly met with mr. trump. former president debor andre paa tweeted: the two men are opponents of colombia's current president who has not yet met with president trump. and the encounter was not on president trump's public schedule. five days later, white house spokesman sean spicer seemed surprised to hear about it. >> no, i'm just saying i'm unaware of that. >> repo

then, oregon democratic ongressman earl blumenauer his proposed legislation that would amend the process by which presidents are removed from office. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ host: good morning, everyone. it's friday, april 28, 2017, and at midnight tonight, fund for the government runs out. short one week extension to keep the government open. last night's senate democrats led by minority leader objected to any short term funding bill saying republicans need to drop provisions in a larger package related to abortion, financial regulations and the environment. we want to know from you do you agree with your party's strategies with demanding more from republicans? should they hold up government funding and risk government shutdowns? republicans, should your leaders concede to democrats' demands or go ahead with the government shutdown? we want to hear from you independents on what's happening here on washington over fun