well, i'm from oregon. stan had played on the oregon state rose bowl team that had lost, or had one, excuse me come against "wolf boys: two american teenagers and mexico's most dangerous drug cartel." they're in a foxhole two years later in the middle of the war. one of these other coincidences of these two teams coming together. there are more of those stories that i write about throughout the book. the game actually ended, the winning score was an unbelievable catch by a tiny little guy named jean grey from oregon state pit at the time, longus rose bowl touchdown pass in history that won the game. four years later, those same hands and arms that had caught that winning touchdown were now gone turkey a thought as a pilot in the war and after the war decided to stay in the army air force and lost both his arms in an awful train accident after the war. so this book is meaningful to me. i hope for those who get the chance to read it you can take something away about service, about sacrifice, about a unique ti

well, i'm from oregon. stan had played on the oregon state rose bowl team that had lost, or had one, excuse me come against "wolf boys: two american teenagers and mexico's most dangerous drug cartel." they're in a foxhole two years later in the middle of the war. one of these other coincidences of these two teams coming together. there are more of those stories that i write about throughout the book. the game actually ended, the winning score was an unbelievable catch by a tiny little guy named jean grey from oregon state pit at the time, longus rose bowl touchdown pass in history that won the game. four years later, those same hands and arms that had caught that winning touchdown were now gone turkey a thought as a pilot in the war and after the war decided to stay in the army air force and lost both his arms in an awful train accident after the war. so this book is meaningful to me. i hope for those who get the chance to read it you can take something away about service, about sacrifice, about a unique ti

so, the willamitte river system is a big river syystem in westen oregon, and i think of it as oregon's big r river, because it really flows through our biggest cities and our richest farmland. i think in ororegon, and nationwide, therere's sstill a question in people's mind, "what--what's the value of a river?" and we've just gone through a couple of centuries of kind of disconnecting ourselves from rivers, and we're in the process of sort of getting back to that. so, my main motivation for this film was to really shine a light on what's really a national movement to reconnect to our rivers, and to begin to restore them. i hope that people will see in this filmlm, um, lotsts of exams of how w you can n sort of ideny yoursrself asas livinin a a waterershed, and liviving in a community of people that are connected by water. the choices that we all make in our different parts of that watershed affect each and every person. >> a are sluckcky portltld to have the willamitte river. i mean, we're the bridge city. there are so many bridges, and people cross them to o go downtown, anand, um, i

i got to eugene, oregon, a serious, professional opera. my job was to lie on this bed, people shrieked. really, they are allowed, like nascar allowed human beings. it is hard to lie still. the corpse went on after a little while, i am waiting backstage, they are watching a playoff game, the san diego chargers versus the miami dolphins, and investment in this game, and the corpse is sitting there saying you got to go on, get in the bed with the scene. get back and forth really close and it is right to the edge of the stage, we can keep you up-to-date on this. i would be lying there, the voice from behind would go kick a field goal. really hard if you're a corpse. we have two choices here. i can tell you one more story i might have told you before, i don't even know. or i can take questions. all right. over the years i have written many many columns as people have asked is there one that is your favorite, there is. it is not because of the way i wrote it but because what it was about and one of the more amazing examples of human beings solvi

oregon expressway off-ramp from 101 currently closed, as well. >>> our hi-def doppler showing a lot calmer skies out there. we are still seeing snow flurries though east of san jose. it is very light. and, of course, if you happen to see any of that please send us a picture. just in the past hour loop you can see that we did get a little precipitation so don't be surprised if the roads are wet. in the sierra snowfall and remember today's going to be windy, as well. >>> some exciting news to share about our photographer, brian kiley and his wife had a baby daughter last night. this is penelope grace kiely, 6 pounds, 12 ounces. adorable. congratulations to brian and his family. we wish him the best. >> yeah. congratulations and nice work, nickie, his wife, who also works here in our sales department. >> only really a short labor he said. he texted me this morning. >> we have babies coming out of our ears on kpix 5. >> "cbs this morning" is coming up next. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is thursday, february 22nd, 2018. welcome to "

is the governor of oregon kate brown. thank you for joining us.ate you being here to talk to us about this. >> good evening, rachel. i'm delighted to be here tonight. >> you were a strong supporter of the bill. i was interested to see this bill was proposed before what happened last week in parkland, florida. do you think there would have been the momentum, the political wherewithal to get this bill passed and signed without the change that we've seen over the past week, the national revulsion and national organizing in the wake of that massacre? >> this is legislation i introduced to close the domestic partner, the intimate partner loophole in oregon. i introduced it obviously before the florida shooting. it is work that we have been doing gradually and increate -- incrementally in the state since i became governor. the first year i was governor we signed a comprehensive legislation. last year i was able to sign into law the extreme risk protection order which enables family and friends to petition courts and take guns away from those who might b

>> probably 75. >> not 100. >> not 100. >> could you ever see, rain, going back to oregon? what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail, or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. achoo! (snap) achoo! (snap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. the things we do rising before dawn. sweating it out. tough to do it all. but we can always find time to listen to great thinkers and explorers whose stories take us places our hamstrings can't. all we have to do is listen. download audible to start listening. >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> kiki mcgrath inherited prehistoric gardens, a dinosaur park which her grandfather, ernie nelson, first opened in 1955. she's dedicated her life to keeping the roadside attraction in the family and in business. what about when you can't do it anymore? >> well, hopefully someone in my family will want to continue on. >> that puts the pressu

a dramatic rescue mission on oregon's mt. hood. dozens stranded in deteriorating conditions as a black hawk helicopter crew scrambles to save them. >>> a startling new national security alert from the nation's intelligence chiefs about the midterm elections just six months away. what's being done to protect your vote. >>> team u flying high here in pyeongchang. chloe kim strikes gold. and we're with her for that triumphant moment. >> it hasn't really sunk in yet. and i still feel like i need to go back out there and compete again. >> and tonight we're with shaun white before his shot at redemption. >>> another tragic turn in this flu epidemic. a mother dies after putting off medicine because it was too expensive. tonight, why has the price of tamiflu doubled? and how can you get it for less? >>> and the superhero blockbuster making history tonight. the creative force and the stars share the powerful messages of "black panther." >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone, from pyeongchang there is lot

the people of oregon and our country is better off. ray will be deeply missed but will not be forgotten. we will honor his decency and kindness and more importantly the graciousness and honor he showed every day. and you heard chairman shimkus say the same thing. and one of the things, you got to get things done around this place. and sit in your corner and fold your arms and say i'm not going to listen. he reached out as the chairman mentioned and that is important to reach out. and i think as was demonstrated by the piece of legislation we got out. you know, last year, he was working with me on getting the self-drive act. we have a lot of pieces of legislation that comes through but the staff kept track and said he had over 300 meetings with staff and with members in getting that bill out. and it was a bill that wasn't a republican bill or democrat bill but a bill that everyone worked together on. ray had a big hand on that. he had a lot of meetings and the staff sat through those more than i did. but he was a guiding hand and calm h

computer models have been e main tool used in oregon, and most states, to estimate diesel dillution. those models prected elevated levels throughout the portland area. bur some have questioned th accuracy. george says her instruments hergely confirmed the models, and found even hperiodic spikes in some areas. >> i set out to try and make measurents to really ground- truth these models. so what we'vseen so far is that the diesel particulate matter msured in the city of portland are above the health standards set by the state, just about everywhere. and then, if we lookeas where there's a lot of activity, like near a train or by contruion equipment, we see really elevated levels, surprisingly elevated levels, ten or 100 times higher than the standards. >> reporter: those high levels in some areas can have an impact on public health. it's estimated as many as 400 oregonians die prematurely every year from exposure to diesel exhaust, and overall health and welfare costs can be as much as $3 billion annually. some groups, though, are impacted more than others. a 2014 county report found d

oregon state by 20, 68-48. we do have the super bowl going on right now which is turning out to be a scoring bonanza. they first -- just finished the first quarter and it -- first- half and -- 3rd quarter. >> fly, eagles, fly.>> go pats go.>>> thank you so much for watching. have a great night. wow, sheldon, i cannot believe you made up your own game. oh, "research lab" is more than a game. it's like the slogan says: "the physics is theoretical, but the fun is real." we must not be playing it right. all right, five. one, two, three, four, five. oh, wow, look at that. my department of defense research grant is renewed. oh! great roll! now you can demolish your soviet-style cyclotron and build the large hadron collider. (joylessly): yay. you're a natural at this, penny. and as the first beta testers, you two'll have quite the edge when we play with wolowitz and koothrappali on sunday. oh, gee, sheldon, i don't think we can play on sunday. why not? because of the reasons that penny will now tell you. penny? actual

outer continental shelf including washington and oregon. the truth is that instead of creating new jobs in the oil and gas sector, the administration is posed to choose big oil jobs over other ocean-dependent industries like fishing, shipbuilding and tourism on our coasts. i know this because i traveled to many of our coastal communities in the state of washington who make their livelihood off of fishing or tourism or very, very concerned by this proposal. and just today a public hearing was supposed to take place in tacoma, washington, that the administration canceled. the trump administration failed to account for the value of the existing robust coastal and ocean economies which would be jeopardized by expanding offshore drilling in those areas. our ocean-related economy is so important to our state. expanding drilling directly threatens the ocean environment, the marine resources that support millions of jobs in construction, fishing, shipbuilding, tourism, recreation and maritime transport. the ocean-related industries in these areas t

gravity, which apparently no one had informed the oregon state highway organization about. gravity is causing, i talked to people who are there that day, the most disgusting thing you ever saw, the rotting inside of the dead whale are now coming down out of the sky, all over the place, all over the beach, all over the spectators, well beyond, some of these are fairly large pieces, we know this because next thing we see is the parking lot where the camera man has run, finally gets his camera cleaned up enough to get running again and you see a car, the entire roof has been caved in by what appears to be a booger the size of a refrigerator. [laughter] >> when you like to listen to the phone call with that insurance agent. your car was struck in the parking lot by a whale? a whale from the -- from the sky. the cameraman goes back to the beach and they run beach where the whale has been, is the whale. it is a different shape now but there is still a huge amount of whale on the beach but there is no longer any seagulls. maybe some seagull molecules but any intact seagulls are on

---los carros chocaron de frente en la interseccion de la calle "west bayshore" con la oregon.> ahora su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 6:00 p.m. (cortina musical) . >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 38 a las 6:00 p.m. >>> estarán rogando porque regrese, así lo afirmó el presidente luego denuncia que contempla retirar la patrulla fronteriza de california >>> vamos con david gonzález quien tiene las reacciones que generado esta declaración. >>> las palabras del presidente dicen que son ridículas, dice que los dejen en paz >>> qué más dijo el presidente, veamos (hablan inglés) francamente si yo quisiera retirar mi gente california, la comunidad vería la creación de un verdadero nido del crimen como nunca antes visto, mientan continuaban las efusivas declaraciones del mandatario, tras el mortífero tiroteo en la florida, sus palabras fueron una amenaza >>> esta deseado que el nivel crimen va subir en california, que vamos a rezar >>> según el presiente, la posibilidad de eliminar la vigilancia se origina ante la decisión del estado de permanecer sin un santuario para inmigrantes hiz

oregon wins 91-54. sharks on stop three of a five-game road trip in columbus first period san jose power play. logan shot off blue jacket stick. that's his 22nd of the year. 1-0 team teal. in the second period tide at 15-3 advantage you got to score. kevin le bank from joe pavelski 200 after due tp justin brawn. d to d pass. beatsing sergei. i like saying that name it's my thing. the sharks win 3-1. >> as long as you're having. >> abc 7 sports brought to you -- i ought to say set a date that's what i'm going to do. >> billed up, count down. >> facebook live build a huge promotion nobody will want to see. >> it's a bad idea. >> but sometimes a bad idea is a good idea. i think it's good. i like it. >> very cryptic dan. >> we're going to do that. >> it looks like pizza. it's so distracting. >> you're making me hungry. >> distracting. >> dion is like why did i take this job. >> i wish i could move on. sandhya. >> dion, equitily saying help me. coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11, heading to or hosting a s

stanford and oregon state. winners of five of six coming in. had a lot to smile about. 11-0 to open the game. williams pulls up. three of her 14. they led wire to wire. oregon state made it close. williams with a triple. 86-54 cardinal. stanford had just enough. -- 56-55. feet. she had 18 points and 12 rebounds. double double. stanford wins 60-57.>>> ducts with great ball movement. sabrina -- off a curl. back door and route the closing it out. 16-11 after one. oregon of 5. second-quarter the baseline drive. reverse it and the -- a 17-4 duck run. a by 17 at the break. more of the same in the third quarter. she had 18. oregon cruising -- 91-50 for the final.>>> -- 91-54. >>> next at 11.>> a potentially deadly situation for san francisco police caught on video. a number of suspects are behind bars. >>> police arrested three men in connection with the series of events that began in the alamo square neighborhood.>>> it began when officers interrupted a car burglary and one of the suspects drove his car over and officer and also hit one of his accomp

what to do about it, forget about your problem and cast your mind back to that whale on the beach in oregon. whatever you do do not ask the florida state highway division to help you. thank you. [applause] >> the writers festival continues now with a discussion on us presidential elections with arthenia joyner and historians mark: and morley. >> karl rove, your moderator. [applause] >> good morning. what a pleasure to be here to talk about some of the most important subjects that are on everybody's mind. today we are going to have a wonderful opportunity to talk to three outstanding experts about the election that changed our history. somebody who once worked on many campaigns, i will be fascinated to hear the assessment of my colleagues here. let's start with you, hw. how these we should be looking at transformation as an overarching theme for discussion, presidential leadership? >> when i think about a.elections i talk about two categories, those elections whose importance is not known until after the election because the election sets up certain conditions, brings in a certain officehold

stanford leading oregon state 12-0 from the gate. davis always seems to have something to do with things for the get him hustling. floor -- back to the hustling davis. who will score. he had a 12 point showing tonight. a nice play here. travis will wind up scoring again. taking into the bucket. 80-71. the cardinal 6-4.>>> the bears lost their ninth straight to oregon.>>> i cannot remember the quieter super bowl week leading up to the game on sunday. not the biggest news today. rob gronkowski will officially be back. he was undergoing the concussion protocol after he was injured in the game against the jaguars. he will be back and ready to go come sunday and that is good news for tom brady.>>> met us check this out. -- let us check this out.>>> his name is not benny hill. he was a spectator down there. it 24-year-old. he raced around in the nude for 24 minutes. scottsdale police apprehended him at the phoenix open and said they believe he was drunk.>>> we will be back with more. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class secur

cardinals snap a three game skid and beat oregon state 80-71. warriors gm bob meyers and oregon alum jordan bell and chris boucher checking out the bears and ducks. don coleman, 16 off the bench gets it within five. elijah brown 15 of the ducks 53, 63, kalz lost nine straight. a 28-3 deficit to win super bowl li. they put 83 diamonds in the championship ring.

you cannot drive on oregon expressway and get on to the freeway. my suggestion is use embarcadero to get over to the freeway instead. let's do that again since i kind of, you know, messed it up the first time. eastbound oregon expressway can't get to 101 because of an accident near the freeway. your alternate is embarcadero getting out to the freeway instead. palo alto police tweeted they will be on the investigation for at least the next couple of hours. a deadly collision involving two vehicles. the freeway looks all right. this is a look at the south bay nearby. southbound 101 slowing from 880 driving up into sunnyvale. 280 slow near 17. talking about the bay bridge, you can see traffic is going to be okay on the span. but it's going to be slow. i mentioned the rocket slowdown. and our friend -- my colleague, mike mibach, said yeah, driving to work, people were pulling over to look at the rocket launch. a come of my friends even sent me texts while they were driving. now that is gone and traffic is recovering. let's bring in steve with the forec

>> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm in southwest oregon, on the breathtaking pacific coast highway. if you've ever made this drive, you may have visited this strange inheritance and even met the heir trying to save it from extinction. >> my name is kiki mcgrath. my grandfather was really into dinosaurs. i inherited his version of jurassic park from a bygone era. >> hi. i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. i'm kiki. >> great to meet you, kiki, and i like your friend. it was pretty clear i was in the right place. >> this is my grandfather's creation. let's go take a look. >> that "creation" is prehistoric gardens, which sits in a lush stretch of old-growth forest, with ocean mist filtering sunlight through its towering trees. i would camp out here, and i don't camp. but be careful! giant monsters lurk. triceratops, wow. the grounds are teeming with dinosaurs.

. >>> a climber injured after falling on oregon's mt. hootd has died.lier today oregon national guard helicopter air lifted the climber who had fallen several hundred feet. officials say he died at the hospital. several other climbers are stranded on the mountain, several are hurt. >>> meechantime the family of b paxon filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the hospital where he died. the lawsuit claims a surgeon performed an improper procedure at cedar sinai medical center resulting in his death. a hospital spok . >>> and what would you do if you found this worm coming out of your eye? >> a worm? >> and then how about 14 of them. yeah, the horrible discovery one oregon made. >>> here's the view from mt. tam looking down from the bay under at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qual

cardinals snap a three game skid and beat oregon state 80-71.riors gm bob meyers and oregon alum jordan bell and chris boucher checking out the bears and ducks. don coleman, 16 off the bench gets it within five. elijah brown 15 of the ducks 53, 63, kalz lost nine straight. a 28-3 deficit to win super bowl li. they put 83 diamonds in the championship ring. how is that even possible? as we count down to super bowl lii patriots tight end gronkowski cleared to play. he was in concussion protocol after getting drilled in the afc title engagement. practiced today full speed. so, he's playing on sunday against the eagles. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. ladies, you wouldn't want to wear something with 283 diamonds in it, would you? >> of >>> all right. that is our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, right this minute. >> there we go. >> there you go, take it, take it. >> that's some kind of nerve for a suspect outside a shot. >> trying to hot wire the the te >> wha

help finally arrived from the oregon army national guard.dic was lowered to the scene from a helicopter, but it was too late. >> he was pronounced deceased upon arrival at the legacy trauma center. >> reporter: three other climbers had been stranded on hogs back at an altitude of 9800 feet. two made their way down with assistance from rescuers ahead of an approaching storm. >> both of them are upset, physically and mentally exhausted which i think is a normal reaction. >> reporter: one female hiker was injured and brought down on a rescue sled. >> rescuers know of no other climber up on the mountain at this time that needs any type of assistance from us. >> reporter: it's been sunny for the past few days, which officials say contributed to the snow and ice melting. cbs news. >>> the family of a man shot to death by a bart police officer is calling for justice tonight. the west oakland bart station today... demand joseph mateu more than 100 people gathered at the west oakland bart station today demanding the bart police officer face charges f

sixteen a union pacific train carrying oil from north dakota derailed in the columbia river gorge in oregon and fork four cars caught fire. the same amount of cars leaked about forty two thousand gallons of bach and crude from north carolina such crude oil morris about one hundred ten thousand gallons of that were recovered from the town's waste water system lee and the bob schwartz is a project manager manager of oregon's department of environmental quality had told n.p.r. that while drinking water in the area is fine that the concentrations that we found of benzene was eighteen hundred parts per billion which is approximately ten times higher than a screening level for what we would concern us what would concern us for animals living in a wetland so it's horrible for the environment and this is a positive story because this is this is people stepping up and saying we don't want this and those are put down this a good happy story that way yeah of course you're going to have people who are going to complain about it because well of course because you know we're breeding just grooming jobs l

hood in oregon. a climber fell several hundred feet in treacherous conditions today at the most visited peak in the u.s. fellow climbers were scene performing c.p.r., another waved to a rescue chopper. shortly after, a rescuer was lowered. a number of hikers remain stuck on the mountain tonight with more rough weather expected overnight. amy frazier of koin-tv, our cbs portland affiliate is at mt. hood. >> reporter: jeff, there are at least seven climbers who are still trapped on mt. hood. rescuers from all over this area are headed to the mountain. more than 40 people helping with this rescue, and it's a race against time. scaling the hogsback trail, the first climber was close to the 11,000-foot summit of oregon's toughest and highest peak when he plunged nearly 700 feet down the icy mountainside. other climbers on the trail immediately began signaling for help with emergency blankets wheel performing c.p.r. on the downed climber for almost two hours. reports said they were trapped in treacherous c

and the bob schwartz is a project manager and manager of oregon's department of them our mental quality had told n.p.r. that while drinking water in the area is fine that the concentrations that we found of benzene was eighteen hundred parts per billion which is approximately ten times higher than a screening level for what we would concern us what we're concerned us for animals living in a wetland so it's it's horrible for the environment and it's a positive story because this is this is people stepping up and saying we don't want this and those are put down this a good happy story that way yeah of course you're going to have people who are going to complain about it because well of course because you know we're breeding job grooming jobs like look at melvin couture energy because they got to get on the tip of like well no harm. thing we're big oil we don't do anything bad. and look at all these jobs that we could bring like that and tried to sell people three hundred twenty full time jobs during the terminal construction which is one time all the jobs going to build one hundred sevent

that seems like they should have educated themselves on the news or on the twenty six teen mosher oregon train accident that spilled over fifty thousand gallons of oil in and around the columbia river it took twenty eight local and regional fire departments and had as much pain from two states to control the spill and fire and they're still cleaning up after it maybe it's time to tell big oil they better get with big safety if they want to do business in washington state to the future you know it's interesting too that i liked about that was wow look at a politician standing up for his constituents and actually saying no to big money and big lobbying and big oil with all of that and saying you know what the cost to not outweigh the negatives like it is a dangerous thing i don't want. no you can't put this part of this. can't transfer this oil through here though i haven't yet and the idea that it's essential infrastructure is ludicrous it's essential for them to make money yeah that's not an essential infrastructure and they sort of play this game of of being like it's great our dependen

." >>> the flu is widespread in every state but hawaii and oregon. we have been highlighting places where the virus is hitting hardest. in arkansas 125 people have died this season. that is more than six times the toll last year at this time. omar villafranca is in little rock. >> can we lift up? >> reporter: 3-year-old gibson heath has spent the last 12 days at arkansas children's hospital fighting the flu. because of his chronic lung disease his parents rushed him to the e.r. at the first sign of symptoms. >> he spiked a fever of 102, and that's when i knew to bring him in and get -- get tested for the flu. >> reporter: sick kids like gibson have kept dr. shane mckinney and his staff in the e.r. busy. in december they regularly see 180 patients a day. but those numbers have jumped this flu season. >> our volume has been increasing steadily. we saw 306 patients this past monday, which is a huge increase for us. >> reporter: with the flu hitting the country hard this year, arkansas has paid out more than 8,000 flu-related medicaid claims this week al

the same like they should have educated themselves on the news or on the twenty six scene mosher oregon train accident that spilled over fifty thousand gallons of oil in and around the columbia river it took twenty eight local and regional fire departments and as much teams from two states to control the spill and fire and they're still cleaning up after it maybe it's time to tell big oil they better get with big safety if they want to do business in washington state to the future you know it's interesting too that i like the bob wow look at a politician standing up for his constituents and actually saying no to big money and big lobbying and big oil with all of that and saying you know what the cause. the negatives like it is a dangerous thing i don't want this in my state no you can't put this by those. who can't transfer this oil through here no i haven't yet and the idea that it's essential infrastructure is ludicrous it's essential for them to make money that is not an essential infrastructure and they sort of play this game of of being like it's great our dependence on foreign oil

. >>> a daring rescue in oregon. first responders racing against time to bring down several hikers on mt. hood in oregon after one fell hundreds of feet and died. >> reporter: a high altitude rescue unfolding on mt. hood, oregon's highest peak. calls for help after one climber fell more than 700 feet. the daring rescue playing out as fellow climbers performed chest compressions and flagged down a rescue helicopter. >> climbers with medical training, have made it to a recovery position. >> reporter: oregon national guard sending in a blackhawk helicopter but not before the situation grew worse, with climbers trying to block falling snow and rock from hitting the man. >> i heard a quote fr, it was l a bowling alley. >> reporter: in total seven climbers in two groups were taken down or off the mountain. rescuers used a sled to bring down the last climber who was injured. >> to my understanding she's unable to walk or physically move. >> reporter: climbing conditions on the mountain were particularly stretchoparticula pa

serve in those houses of the state house in oregon. elected to the u.s. house, i am cutting through a lot of history quickly. very married to the patient and virtuous m ilene. -- as chair of the inner cc 2006 until 2013, and -- as been chair of the a former commissioner, there are a few numbers and letters that are very important, w7eq1. that is his amateur radio license, which we all had to know. when we jump right into things. there have been a few things in the news cycle over the last 12 or 24 hours. one of which has to do with apparently a national security council, someone has maybe recommended that for national security reasons, the next beingtion 5g network built with private risk capital in the u.s. should be nationalized, owned and operated by the federal government. i don't know if you want to think about that a little longer. [laughter] or if you want to just make some news. everyonen: thank you who worked on that, getting everyone interested in the internet ecosystem. and robert, thank you for your service on the fcc, it was always at what ha

the oregon expressway off-ramp from northbound 101 is shut down. so keep that in mind in that area in palo alto. there will be delays along that stretch. i do believe we have a live shot of that -- okay. we'll get that in the next report. we'll stand by on that one. along 101 we had an earlier crash near lawrence expressway. that's finally cleared but in that backup, a new crash just came in involving a couple of cars and not blocking any lanes but certainly not going to help that commute. it's going to keep it slow. we are in the green 13 minutes to 101. the backup from the bay bridge toll plaza and it's going to be a slow ride heading into san francisco this morning out of oakland. we are in the yellow, with the travel time changing in the next few minutes into the red. 20 minutes in san francisco this morning. 101 through the south bay slow. eastshore freeway, still in the green. areas of white on our hi-def doppler. >>> snow still come down since 4:30 and it's not letting up. that could lead to a nice looking hillside there east of san jose. it

. >> and terrifying moment taking place on oregon's highest peek right now.t is over, the rescue effort. seven people needed to be rescued from the slopes of mt. hood. one of them died after he fell as far as 1,000 feet. the other hikers were brought to safety hours after becoming stranded. now warm conditions caused falling ice and rocks. now rescuers worked as quickly as possible ahead of the storm expected this morning. >>> ahead of the white house getting push back on the details of the departure of rob porter. the fbi chief directory contradicted a claim that porter's security investigation was ongoing. >> reporter: president trump's own fbi director publicly contradicting the shifting story about when they were first informed of former staff secretary rob porter. over and over again press secretary sarah sanders have said the fbi was still conducting porter's security background check when his two former wives went public with their claims of abuse. one releasing this photo of her black eye. >> i can tell you that we were the process for the background

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a half dozen climbers stranded on oregon's mt. hood since yesterday afternoon have been rescued and brought to safety. a seventh, though, seen receiving cpr from fellow climbers died at the hospital. officials say he fell between 700 and 1,000 feet down the mountain. >> they changed the location where they're at. they still have ice and rocks coming down on them. >> any time somebody loses a life, it's devastating. we are thankful, however, that we were able to get the other folks down safely. >> there were two groups that gut stuck. three were able to get down with minimal assistance. others were able to trek down before nightfall closing in. >> both of them are upset. they appear to be physically and mentally exhausted, chi think is a normal reaction to an event like today. >> reporter: . >> a woman who couldn't walk or move when they found her had to be taken down by a rope and a sled. crews say warmer weather contributed to the snow and ice melt which led to falling debris and dangerous conditions. and mt. hood is no stranger

esley come to oregon when he was 8 months old. he got his first job before he was 10 in order to support his family. and i'm going to talk a little bit about these two terrific young people because literally, for years now, each of them would take turns working to support the other so that between them they were always saying we want to do it the american way. we want to do it by dint of hard work and thrift. and this spirit we have in this country where if you work hard, there aren't any limits to what you can achieve, two very, very special young men. esley wanted to get a higher education so his younger brother put in the sweat equity to make it happen. kevin who is a u.s. citizen worked more than 80 hours a week after he graduated from high school to help pay for esley to ge to lane -- go to lane community college in eugene. let me repeat that. kevin, a u.s. citizen, worked in our office as well, worked more than 80 hours a week after he got out of high school because he said i want to help my brother get ahead. esley has now

on oregon expressway and shut down two lanes for several hours. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> new at noon, a coast guard helicopter made an emergency landing in golden gate park. at 7:45 a.m., picture from chopper 5 show it landed near the softball field at 7th and lincoln. the coast guard tells us mechanical warnings prompted the crew to make a precautionary landing. no injuries. the helicopter was able to take off again after being checked out. >>> immigration rights advocates are rallying in san francisco for a lodi mother who has been in i.c.e. custody for 11 months. the rally comes ahead of a bond hearing for a woman detained by i.c.e. after having breakfast with her family at a local ihop. advocates say her previous bond hearings have been pushed back five times but today, they say they are hopeful. >> this time, we have a lot of confidence that she will be released because two weeks ago there was a federal habeas court decision that said her due process rights were violated. >> her three children who are u.s. citizens a

. >>> welcoming the california bears to eugene, never close, a game-high 28 points, 11 rebounds, oregon cruises past the bears, 91-54. >>> the stanford women have not one at oregon state since february 2015, but the drought ends tonight, the freshman kenny williams, -- carrie williams, and a game-high 18 points, stanford wins the game, 60-57. >>> the sharks, looking for their first win, off the face off, finding kevin, as they retake the lead, in the third period, the sharks looking to put this away, putting the puck right between the pipes, the sharks hold on to win it, 3-1. we'll be right back. you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> have a great night, go eagles! captioning sponsored by cbs >> this fall, cbs it bringing back its classic shows, like "magnum pi," and "cagney and lacey." but that's not all, because the tiffany network is also brenging back "lassie." only this time, lassie works for the f.b.i. in f.b.i.-dog. ♪ ♪ >> lassie, we need to talk. i know you're lead inves