oregon democratic gov. kate brown, who identifies as bisexual, is already the first openly lgbt person to be elected governor. former new jersey gov. jim mcgreevey came out as gay before he stepped down from office in the early 2000s.polis was one of several lgbt candidates who ran for governor this cycle, along with brown in oregon, vermont democrat christine hallquist

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oregon wolf plan. for years, mr. speaker, ranchers across my district have watched as wolf packs have grown, they harass cattle herds and kill livestock and they are brutal. when you lose a her york -- a her you don't just lose -- a heifer you don't just lose one ow you lose 10 years' worth of cavs that will never be born or be able to be sold. those that aren't killed are harassed every day, ranchers raise and care for these animals. for the first time, when a mom is struggling to feed a new calf, the farmer nurtures them, sometimes bringing it into their own home to warm it up. if you're of young age, i give you fair warning, this is a graphic picture of what happens when a wolf gets ahold of a calf. the ranch -- a rancher wrote me earlier this year that three of her cavs were attacked and she described the attack -- described them as quote-unquote wild-eyed with terror after being mutilated by wolves just like this one you see here from a calf killed by wolves, rip aid part. rancher went on to write

. >>> in the race to tu out the vote on both sides, colorado, washington state, and oregon think they have cracked the code they are the only states where voting is done completely by mail. our senior investiga investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden went to oregon where she discovered the voting by mail approach has brought together democrats and republicans. >> reporter: it is an issue that cuts across party lines. >> don't boo. vote. >> reporetting out the vote. everyone needs to show up and vote. >> reporter: the folks in oregon think they have figured it oyo. have some nasty things to say about the polling place. >> i think the polling place has become the single biggest voter suppression device in american politics. >> reporter: phil keysling used to be the democratic secretary of state here. dennis richardson, a republicans e job now. and while much of the country is divided by party lines, these two are in total em agt when it comes to the state's vote by mail system. >> it's well embraced. their er: they say system gets more people voting and is also cheaper and more sec

according to the oregon liquor commission only wine finished in oregon can claim that they are from that state. after preliminary meetings, regulators are hopeful they can resolve the dispute. >>> the people drinking the wine were not complaining. another wild weather event. >>> really impressive storm. doppler is shswe wiet a break but the winter storm warning remains in effect until 4:00 tomorrow morning. snow levels around 6000 feet. another winter storm warning goes into effect at 10:00 on friday. there is a live look outside right now. temperatures in the 50s much areawide. overnight lows dipping into the 40s for many locations. satellite showing the storm system pretty impressive as we watch it passover. it passed right over the bay area. it brought strong winds and heavy rain. quite a strong storm system for us. it has dissipated and moved out and we will dry out. future cast shows begin a break in the rain on friday. basically, friday night into saturday we see the neouof sat: saturdayng there is a moderate rainfall passing through. another break on saturday the former -- before

to distribute wine or do retail business in oregon.r canellc, the winery accused of putting misleading labels on the wines, to make it appear they were produced in oregon. owner drew wagner says the copper cane labels clearly state the grapes are grown in oregon, but the wines are made in california. >>> it is 5:56. follow-up for you now. union leaders in ohio say they'll keep trying to get general motors to build a new product in a plant set to close. the facility in lewistown one of several gm said yesterday may close. the union president for the autoworkers had this to say. >> i felt like somebody kicked me in the stomach. we need to convince general motors to grow jobs here in the mahoney valley, protect manufacturing jobs in ohio, and to make sure that american cars are made here in america. >> gm's restructuring plans including cutting up to 14,000 jobs. >>> new this morning, google making another big property purchase in the bay area, this time near its silicon vad valle headquarters. spending $1 billion on a large office park i

not even thanksgiving is safe at the university of oregon.udent groups planned an group called thanks but no thanksgiving dekolnizing an american holiday. the website, campus reform, wants oregon to ask students if they believe thanksgiving is racist. take a look. >>y, definitely a racial history, yeah, very racist history to thanksgiving. and that should probably definitely be addressed more. >> i mean, yeah, sure there are racist aspects of the history. >> what do you find raceist? >> celebrating taking away land from the natives, pretty racist. >> judge jeanine: joining to us talk about the p.c. craziest, civil rights attorney darryl parks and former secret service agent dan bongino. i am so sick of people getting triggered by rick dig louse things. they find prejudice wherever they live, all around us. i'm going to let you have at it. what is going on with young people today? dan? >> without question -- >> judge jeanine: darryl, go first. >> judge, without question the oregon ducks are definitely all based on this one, probably should say

he moved to oregon about three years ago to study there at oregon university.d this is the first time his mom has visited the u.s. to see him. he hadn't seen her since july. >> let's head over to pennsylvania. we have this pretty lady walking up to the door. >> who is this? sister? >> they have quite the story. she was raised by her mom in houston, texas and didn't meet her dad until she was 8 years old. she met other siblings when she was 13. here she is now at 17 years old going to visit colleges. she decided to stop by and meet her sister for the first time. they get a big huge hug. while morgan was there, she got to meet her niece and nephew and decided to go to school in pennsylvania so she could be closer to her sister. >> there are instances in which no matter what you do or how careful you are, you can't avoid tragedy. if i pause the very beginning of this video, the hazard, the issue is in front of our faces. do you spot it? >> it is on the stove. looks like someone started the oil and got distracted. >> now we have a flame and that ig and bigger. that

i have watched the dynamic in oregon. it's complex because there are people who are ranching interests, there are people who are involved in hunting. they want to short circuit it. even in a state as ecologically and animal friendly as oregon. it's a struggle to take a step back weakening the endangered rotection -- species protections, is inappropriate. i would also note, no small amount of irony that in addition to the notion that we should be here re-authorizing the water and conservation fund, if we want to deal with animals in the closing hours of this session of congress, why aren't we dealing with a half dozen bills that republicans have refused to allow us to vote on that are overwhelmingly supported by the public and are supported by a majority of our members? it's, i think, doubly ironic that we're concluding what we have republican leadership forcing some of the worst animal welfare records. we lost two republican incumbents with 50 years' service in republican districts who had the worst animal record in congr

in oregon we're leading the way. women's participation in registered apprenticeship programs is more than double the national average. demonstrating the vau value of organizations like oregon tradeswomen, with a mission dedicated to promoting success for women in the trades through education, leadership, and mentorship. we can can help increase the presence of programs like oregon trades women across the country by increasing funding for the women and apprenticeship and nontraditional occupations grants, and by supporting the work force innovation and opportunity act. to help oregonians and many other americans who still face job insecurity, we must expand work-based learning to industries that lack established apprenticeship programs, like health care and technologies, especially in start-ups. unfortunately, small and medium-sized businesses often often do not have the resources -- businesses often do not have resources to establish them on their own. industry partnerships solve this challenge by bringing together e

bush, who appointed me to serve as oregon's u.s. attorney, actually, in 2003, a position that i held for six years. before i went on to the bench. both of those jobs have prepared me well for the federal bench. i'd like to introduce some of my family members who are here today and just mention some of those who could not be here. first, my husband, jim mcdermott, who i believe is seated behind me, has always supported me and had confidence in me and my career. he's a fantastic trial trial lan his own right and now a first-time novelist. he is my biggest cheerleader and the love of my life, and i'm happy that he can be here. i also have my two daughters here, jessica and elsa, and they are also seated behind me. both of my daughters inspire me every day to be a better person. jessica is now a sophomore at dartmouth college where she's thinking of majoring in neuroscience and government, and elsa is in eighth grade and she is a committed student and friend and an awesome volleyball player. and although i am very proud of their various

it will be decorat with 10,000 ornaments from the people of oregon. you can see t thee light up on december 5th and it is a student, a youngro girl oregon that is going to do the honors. >> nice. lookrward to that. it felt a lot like christmas came early in houston this weekend. an atm glitch caused a machine in the bank of america branch to give out bigger t billsn people asked for. $100 bills were dispensed instea of 10sor about two hours on sunday night. when one customer noticed the mistake, he posted about it on social media. our affiliate says a crowd quickly formed and fights broke out. imagine that. officers were called in to break up tigs and you can see her now guarding the machine there. bank of america say the error was caused by a vendor that loaded the wrong bills into the $10 slot. it sayshose that received extra money can keep it. how many t clari people benefitted from that mistake. me.his never happens to i never -- i get the money. my money would be jammed into the machine, oh, i'm sorry, user error and i would be out of money. >> s

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they grow the grapes in oregon but make it here in california. according to the commission only wine finished in oregon can claim they are from the state. after a meeting, regulators are hopeful to resolve this dispute. >> they just have to share a bottle of wine and then stop whining. >> oh. >> i had to. >> kenny. >> ba da bump. >> stop whining. drink a bottle of wine. >> oh, my goodness. >> wine sounds good for this weekend. it would be nice, too. >> sounds good any day. >> right. right. >>> you know, it's going to be a really nice day today and for most of the weekend, too. now, we are tracking a fast- moving system that's going to bring the rain quickly and then it's going to move out of here for the weekend and i'll show you this in just a moment on futurecast. a dry start to the day. a beautiful view of the bay bridge looking east. our temperatures are cooler compared to yesterday morning. we're looking at orfor san fran jose. oakland you're at 54. livermore 49 and 46 for santa rosa. so winds, we're tracking that for you this morning. we're

won a washington state assembly see you had been west who won a city council seat in the state of oregon and in the deep red state of south carolina jason elliott in a heavily conservative district won in his bid for reelection for the state house of representatives this is someone who had the support and the endorsement of former south carolina and heritage foundation president jim de mint in his bid for reelection i think it just goes to show just how far hearts and minds are changing on both sides of the aisle when it comes to supporting good candidates regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. we do the wall street journal exit poll from tuesday to twenty four percent of the community voted republican in thirty seven percent of transgender people voted republican i mean those are those are very high numbers are those reflective of reality i think so you know i mean i can just go with the data that you saw in that wall street journal poll where you are going to and the data there that survey had not

. >>> al parecer; el vino se convirtió en la manzana de la discordia entre oregón y california.r la se necesitan perros expertos en detectar otras drogas como la cocaína y el éxtasis. >>> luego le hablaremos de una tradición de fin de año que cambia una nueva tendencia. >>> a los que siempre suben así comen sano asá caminan así exploran asá son amables así y son puntuales asá. a los que corren así van al mercado asá cuidan su colesterol así ignoran su celular asá gozan su larga vida así y son optimistas asá. hoy saludamos así a quienes hacen lo que sea para vivir bien. . >>> pasamos a un adelanto con mi compañera para las cinco. >>> el presidente de méxico está a días de hacerse cargo y el parecer la nación está lista para el cambio. >>> dicen que hay malas suegras pero en esta ocasión el suegro se tornó violento en un enfrentamiento marital. esto y otras noticias a las cinco. >>> se calcula que por lo menos el 65% de las empresas en estados unidos considera dejar de realizar fiestas para sus trabajadores y esto no es por la falta de dinero sino por evitar demandas. las celebrac

governor in oregon.e the race is not national. it has not gotten attention. it shows the dynamics of the race which is localized. it is pretty close heading into election day. >> also late is alaska which will be a fascinating one for the governor. in georgia, if you don't get 50% and you don't break the threshold, we will have a december run-off. >> sarah will watch oregon. i'll watch iowa. ivanka trump's home state. this has become a story about women and the candidates who are women, but the president and his reputation and attitude toward women. the president last night -- i want to play this. the president last night introducing his daughter ivanka trump. >> the truth is she's a very, very -- you are not allowed to use the word beautiful anymore when you talk about women. you're not allowed. no, no. it's politically incorrect. no, no. it's politically -- i will never call a woman beautiful again. every man here -- raise your hand. you will never, ever say your wife or girlfriend is beautiful. right?

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oregon officials called it a good preliminary meeting. copper cane's.e from oregon grapes, trucked to california. >>> new research as to scientific evidence that may make parents think twice before letting their kids play football. >> researchers at wake forest looked at the effects of head impacts that did not cause concussions in 26 adolescent football players. mri scan shows the changes in the nerve fibers that connects the two halves of the brain. those changes were not there for kids who played non-contact sports. >>> and tomorrow is world aids day, and there are several events in san francisco. tonight there's a candlelight vigil and walk from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. on market street. this morning on "today" bono talks about his work to fight the crisis worldwide. >> my dad said without will you, pepfar would never have had. >> pepfar is the president's emergency plan for aids relief, and your old man was, you know, has led the world on i think it's the single greatest health intervention in the world, in the history of medicine, you know, fighting a si

we do have a call from oregon. we think oregon is a deep blue state, but there is question about whether or not the oregon incumbent winner, kate brown. that is not kate brown. the governor will be gavin newsom. kate brown, the incumbent governor, facing a tight race. oregon has quirky politics right now and has been through some gubernatorial candidates as the antecedent antecedent. nicolle, your r ssu what we've witnessed so far. >> democrats went in hoping to repeat themselves. republicans are numb inside. if you have a conscience, you're knocked silly, and if you like president trump, this is probably better than what you hoped for. i think they probably can't even cross the finish line, feeling distraught about this role in florida and georgia. but i think the biggest story, the story of more consequence, and we talked about this already. the demes that now control the house is unbelievable. the first time donald trump as president will be accountable to anybody. that is a huge story and a bigger deal. if you

. >>> next tonight, the violence breaking out over and over again in portland, oregon, among opposing protesters. and the mayor under fire for a plan to restrict who is allowed to protest and where. nbc's miguel almaguer has more on the controversy. >> reporter: these chaotic street brawls in portland, oregon, began as planned protests but spilled into violence between left and right extremist groups, as they often do. now the mayor wants the power to restrict when and where protesters can demonstrate if they have a history of violence. >> i feel a personal responsibility as the mayor of this city to protect the public and protect the public's property. >> reporter: but there is protest over the proposed ordinance. the aclu says it's a violation of the first amendment. >> they have the tools already on the books to hold people accountable and simply aren't doing so. >> reporter: with the bloody battles leaving some afraid to venture into downtown. >> go home! >> reporter: soon the city will decide on the mayor's plan. >> usa! >> reporter: already sparking protests over protes protests

. >> joining us now suzanne the democrat from oregon on the committee of science -based technology ranking member good morning. >> good morning. >> from those assessments what does it mean quick. >> there were many points. we just released the fourth national climate assessment the day after thanksgiving not a big

>> i'm glad darrell feels that way, but they don't speak only for the oregon ducks.ege campuses views like this are everywhere. judge, liberalism is a forest fire, it burns down everything it touches. they will ruin any holiday they get their hands on by going to the racistra well every time. there was over the black panthe concert costume. there was a controversy over whether it's appropriate to wea that because the character who played him happen to be black. these are absurdities. this is outrageous.rv >> is, this is not a conservative or liberal issue. >> yes it is. north and south, people are getting together and having fun. they're traveling to be with on another. >> i think we all agree. >> i'm happy to be with daryl, but judge, darrell is wrong. darrell, i love you man, but this is a liberal thing. i promise you there is no conservative out there trying t make the case had thanksgiving dinner tomorrow that thanksgiving is a racist holiday . i promise you. >> syngas, i have to tell you i walked down the street for dinner and i had chick-fil-a, sixth avenue and

the statewide aqi map shows the bad air bleeds all the way up over the oregon border. at sfo travelers are headed home for the upcoming holiday thankful to be headed somewhere colder and clearer. >> we're going to chicago and the air will be cold, but at least you can breathe it in. it won't be as bad. >> hopefully some nice air and some time outside with the family and yeah. >> reporter: i talked with the people at city tours who run these alcatraz boat trips. they say they expect to be canceled throughout the weekend. they're hoping to be able to reopen on tuesday. in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix5. >>> our chief meteorologist paul deanno is here now. susie says it seems like if you get up into the sierra nevada east as far east as tahoe maybe, you will find cleaner air. we've got a little bit of comparison. there's sierra tahoe, there is some natural haze. >> it's better than it looks. >> this is sfo. >> worse than it looks. aqi of 13, aqi of 285. the stuff in the air, doing some quick math, about 25 times more stuff in the air you don't want to breathe in san

that is getting to be all the states, california, oregon is like that. it is rare you talk about washington and oregon. you talk about california quite a bit. this is getting bad, because california oregon, and washington have this. it is not right. illegals are voting here. guest: the point the collar made early on about not having a choice when you happy states where the rule is the top two you will choose. if you are in a heavily democratic state, your choices will be two democrats. that is what californians decided they wanted. ,hanging that would be hard because now you are a disappearing minority in california. it will be tough to change that system. , where onee congressional race has not been called. it's not because it's that close . it is because maine h

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. >>> a napa county wine maker accused of falsely labeling wines as an oregon coast pinot noir is making. he'll change labels on two brands of wines made with oregon grapes and they promised to do it after selling the remaining 900,000 bottles. the owner told "the capital press" newspaper the new labels will specify the wines are made in california. last month oregon lawmakers called on federal alcohol regulators to look into the labels. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings. there's a new paw patrol in the south bay. what two canines will be looking for when they go on transit patrol this week. >>> but first as we head to break, a live look outside. the sun out there rising on the sunday morning. lisa argen will michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to

the oregon point, my parents are in oregon, to see if knows ring votes breaking for a moderate democrat. i think democrats are always going to be more enthusiastic before the end of the night, right, talk to make sure people are enthused, let's go out if we vote we can really do this. when your job is on the line, late-night commentating you want to be more cautious, you're about to see donald trump on stage 2:00 in the morning you didn't expect to. six weeks ago turn out number, young people registration, the trend line is working in our favor at this moment. >> interestingly enough, early data with early voting shows republicans are very well, early voting shows them way out ahead of democrats which is reversal of historic trend. >> i thought a couple days ago the republicans were about 1 is .7 percentage points ahead of democrats. we had a slight edge right now, mostly applause of florida and texas. gop enthusiasm post-brett kavanaugh hearings you're totally right that way. it has gone up. charles: what happened, rick, to the democratic party if the republicans keep the house and sen

. >>> senior night for stanford, cardinal hosted oregon state.un from home field and kept running. 28 yards into the end zone. love may have had injuries but still nfl moves. 11 carries for 90 yards. 7-0 at this point. oregon tied it but cardinal countered. no but 143 of 166 receiving yards in first half. also four straight catches all for touchdowns, that's number one. stanford rolled 48-17, they win and are now bowl eligible. >>> san diego state not bowl eligible, taking on utah state, jordan love, to bright. over love, josh, threw two interceptions. set up aggies with great field position and bright will get another touchdown. this on the ground. yards for the score. utah state finished with yards. utah state wins big, 62-24 the final. >>> number one alabama, no trouble against number 16 mississippi state. damian harris jukes out two bulldog defenders, breaks the plane, 14-0 alabama just like that. second quarter, harris out of the backfield, no one around at all. touchdown.hadim for easy t sessppat fan to watch team get shut out. second strai

i go further, i say emulate oregon, washington, colorado. go mail in. what else came in.er occur that kellyanne conway feels the same about her husband and can't say it allowed because she works for trump and maybe kellyanne is anonymous. i thought maybe it raises states that she was the anonymous hee essay writer. their marriage is like many marriages, we don't all agree lock step on every particular issue. opposites attract, i am a progressive, my wife is republican. not that strange. i find interesting the argument whether he should be keeping his powder dry in deference to her while she's in that role. i said to sally quinn, i am confident of one thing relative to the conways, that becomes a book. of all books written by the insiders, that's the one i think there will be great interest in. next. smerconish, yourself righteous self couldn't help but needlessly point out that beto dropped an f-bomb. yourself-righteous self couldn't help but needlessly point out -- hey holly, i don't know what that means, i drop the f bomb all the time. i feel like dropping it now in res

they will invade oregon very quickly. they will still make their way further south. then big battle. early september of 1914. that's a big defeat for the germans. we have some forests and stops inside. when the french try to counter attack the german offensive are stronger than the french counterattack. that doesn't mean the french won't fight to try to defeat the germans here. the german offensive is too strong. battles for one year, one and a half. big battles going on in the argonne forest. the classical offensive will then switch to a war. we have a lot of mine craters. soldiers were not able to go over the top that slowly have the idea to pick up from their position under the enemy line. the enemy was still wounded. that will never give many advantage. we will have a heavy battle. if we look at the entire front forward fourl move years. we need an important advantage to make a difference. that's all we did not have for four years here. >> general pershing, you mention the movement war, he oh -- he refer to it as opened warfare. americans do not stay behind the t

at 6 pm, stanford hosts oregon state. the cardinals have lost two in a row and must win half of its remaining games to be bowl eligible. that cal had said southern california to take on u.s.c. that game is on -- is at 7:30 saturday night. >>> a new report shows just how much consumers are expected to spend on black friday. according to a survey by split deals, the average american spends to spend $520 this year. here's the interesting part. that's not the presence. most of that, people will spend buying things for themselves. 53% of shoppers are defined by clothing. 47% say they want by laptops. 37 percent plan to buy televisions. >>> a number of wildfires burning across the state. six. three massive ones. two in southern california. one here in northern california and butte county. our coverage continues right now online for you at ktvu .com as well as twitter and facebook. will have the latest for you coming up on our noon newscast. thanks for watching, everybody. have a good rest of the morning. ♪ welcome to monowi, ne

california and oregon are like that. all you guys ever talk about is the east coast. pretty rare you ever talk about washington or oregon. he talk about california quite a bit. this is getting bad because california, oregon, and washington all have this set up. it is not right where illegals are voting here. guest: the point that the caller made earlier on about not having a kd that would be hard if you are a republican, because you are a disappearing minority in california. like: len would probably living better in maine, where at least one congressional race has not been called. it is not because it is that close. it is because maine has this thing called ranked choice voting so it is difficult to tabulate when the voters can list their first, second, and third choices. a radical idea in the world of democracy. we will see how it works. host: sarah in winter, connecticut, independent. caller: good morning. i want to call in a talk about the shift from independent to democrat because my son and myself felt that is what we needed to do to support the nation right now,

>> i am an oregon donor.heck the back of my driver's license. >> sir, i don't -- >> i'm a hero, so -- [ laughter ] [ beep ] >> new mexico. >> there's a new mexico? isn't the old one bad enough? >> no, sir i don't think -- >> make new mexico old again. put that on a hat. [ beep ] >> oklahoma. >> i miss oklahoma. i wish i didn't have to fire her. >> sir, that was omarosa. [ beep ] >> north dakota. >> i love north dakota. they have mount rushmore. >> oh no, sir, that's south dakota. >> i think that they should put arms on mount rushmore. that would be a true wonder. >> i'm sorry, what? >> arms. [ beep ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! oh, my goodness! that is mix master mike sitting in with the roots tonight! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, my goodness! mixed master mike. i love you, buddy. so good to see you, man. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: every time i see you, i alway

eastern, there are no polling sites in oregon and washington state but vote by mail ballots are due by1:00 p.m. alaska closes voting at midnight eastern.se c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. which party will control the house and senate? watch c-span's live election night coverage starting tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern as the results comest in from house senate and governor races around the country, hear victory and concession speeches from the candidates and then wednesday morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern we will get your reaction to the election taking your phone calls live during washington journal. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> washington journal continues. >> it is election day 2018 and joining us from san francisco is debra clever founder and ceo of vote.org, we will be talking for much of the next half hour about efforts to increase voter turnout, first of all, debra, welcome and tell us about your organization, what do you focus on and why did you found it initially? >> oh, wow, why i found it initially goes back to 2000 election, we had 60% voter tur

. >>> voters in oregon will decide to keep the sectorial on the books.t initiative 105 would repeal oregon sanctuary state law passed unanimously back in 1987. it bars local police from using resources to enforce immigration law. those for immigration reform say policies like this that encourage, excuse me, they say the laws like this encourage entourages making their way to the u.s. border. there working to defeat the repeal. they want to keep the focus local, and non-caravans that president trump is doing, or the border wall. >>> thousands of troops are at the mexican border. the caravan is hundreds of miles away. federal law blocks the military from operating in law enforcement. they cannot detain them or preventing them from entering the united states. they will assist in matters like crowd control. it may be necessary once they arrive. >> my worry is, if they fight each other, there may be innocent people hurt. they will be behind, or in the middle that will suffer consequences. >> when the caravan arrives, 50,000 u.s. troops could be waiting for th

you have oregon that instituted automatic voter registration and they have one of the highest voter turnoutates in the nation but they weren't satisfied so automatic voter registration, their registration, their voter turnout went up by 4 percentage points and their electorate became increasingly diverse. california did automatic voter registration and said that is not enough. we will also preregister 16 and 17-year-olds so when they turn 18 they are automatically registered to vote. you have a nation where you have states that are figuring out how to be more inclusive because we know when people know they have a stake in this nation they will fight for this .keybo nation. when people believe they don't have a stake in it. mand so yes. >> you took the wind out of my sails in terms of a question. i want to say i really appreciate your presentation and the passion you haven't hope you don't give up. in my mind this is fundamental to who we are as a nation. so please keep this out and what can we do to overcome voter suppression when we are not in a state like oregon. >> vote early. >> thank y

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en oregÓn se pudo asegurar una propuesta anti santuario que no ganara.e queonnuar. asÍ que mi mensaje hacia la comunidad latina es que esto se tiene queconvertir el hÁbito. tiene que ser la participació enrique: demÓcrata o republicano, ambos pueden celebrar el resultado de la elecciÓn legislativa. la cÁmara de representantes pasa de 34 a 36 congresistas de origen latino. mÁs los cuatro senadores que ya se tenÍan, en el caso de la reelecciÓn de bob menÉndez y ted cruz. son 40 hispanos que representan a mÁs de 50 millones de latinos en el congreso. todavÍa una representaciÓn que queda corta, de lo que significa la poblaciÓn hispana en el paÍs. el 17% que representam posobÓ la buena noticia es que poco a poco va creciendo . se trata de 28 mes, 12 mujeres, siete republicanos, 33 demÓcratas que conforman este contingente hispano en el latino. buenas noticias para los republicanos y demÓcratas, buenas noticias para la comunidad hispana. patricia: y durante semanas, el presidente trump ha estado diciendo que la seguridad fronteriza definirÍan esta elecciÓn, ¿p

. >> voters taking aim at safe havens, ballot measure in oregon could repeal the state's sanctuary lot to pass legislation shielding illegals from deportation and other immigration laws in 1987, california, colorado, illinois, massachusetts, new mexico and vermont have sanctuary states that us. voters could puff past may legal marijuana, michigan and north dakota weighing on recreational pot, utah voters will decide whether to approve medicinal weed. 30 states all of the drug for medical purposes, recreational marijuana is legal in 29 states and washington dc. also at stake voting rights for convicted felons, floridians deciding on the controversial issues, the measure would restore voting eligibility for 1.5 million felons as long as they finish their sentences. some people, people convicted of murder and sexual assault would not be eligible. there's a lot riding on today's election as the first polls are set to open in an hour from now. democrats need to win 23 seats to take control and senate republicans hoping to expand their majority by at least one if not more. the big races we a

one year before that upgrade, it had been hit by a boat killing the pilot of the motorboat and an oregon man. a federal court ruled that the pilot was primarily responsible for looking away at the at the time -- for looking the other way at the time. there was evidence that the very captain was on his cell phone. the last accident involved a blue and gold fleet both. 10 people sustained minor injuries when the peralta hit a piling. >>> in butte county, the devastating camp fire is now 95% contained after a few days of rain. the number of deaths linked to the wildfire still stands at 84. >>> warning of grave consequences if the rest does not take immediate action to curb climate change. details of a new federal report >> reporter: a warning shot on climate change painting a grim picture of the consequences of doing nothing. >> the new report is even more definitive in saying climate change is real, caused by humans and the impacts are going to be large. >> reporter: a climate scientist , the lead author on the original assessment in the 1990s says this report has a new urgency. >> it does

you being there filming this, you are the resistance you are resisting the monoculture in portland, oregon. when they were descending upon you, did the police step in to separate people? were you there by yourself? >> so there's lots of cheerleaders in the media. we have the local left wing press. because i've dedicated the past two years to shining a light on the ideology and taxes, when they saw me, they encircled me, tried to intimidate me, and when they saw i wasn't having any of this, they sprayed me and my camera equipment with silly string. all of the while dozens and dozens of politicals were around me and at arms length. they are not allowed to escalate the situation. there was viral videos out of portland and people come come deering the street. >> laura: of course they are. what is it about portland that's so while. it is a monolist. there's no real resistance. why portland? >> because it is important to say that it is in ideological monoculture. lots of people have really little to no experience interfacing with conservatives. when they hear that somebody who is putting on and

western conference semi—final the portland timbers came from behind to beat the seattle sounders 2—1 in oregon the timbers while the second leg will be played in seattle on thursday. tennis and novak djokovic‘s 22 match unbeaten run has finally come to an end after he was beaten by karen hachanov in the final of the paris masters. the 22 year old beat the 14 time grand slam champion 7—5, 6—4, hitting 31 winners as he pulled off one of the shocks of the year in his final tournament of the season and claimed his first masters 1000 title. he becomes the first russian since nikolay davydenko in 2009 to win a masters 1000 event while for djokovic he'll move back to world number one when the rankings are released in the coming hours. it is one of my biggest titles so far, biggest achievement and in general, it is a breakthrough season. general, it is a breakthrough season. this title, it is a good yearand, i season. this title, it is a good year and, i would say. maybe i am not crying but still i am really happy. not crying but still i am really happy--- not crying but still i am really happy. —— en

last match stage shock to oregon struggle as just rolled off was the latest in a string of subpar performance is i. fans of demanding more from that stuff was. banned from the coach. a match that would once have appeared settled before kickoff suddenly has a competitive add to it the pressure is on ko that she sighed to start delivering failed to get three points on saturday and the man in charge may not make it through this winter of discontent it's all to play for him brennan. back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day tonight special team coverage of the g. twenty summit in argentina. germany to learn german. pollution and. why not learn with him online mobile and free stuff from the w z learning course speak.