for more, we go to portland, oregon, where we are joined by oregon democratic state representative karin power. she is co-chair of the state's joint committee on carbon reduction and co-sponsor of the cap and trade bill. welcome to democracy now! what is going on in your state? republican legislators, currently some have fled to idaho, and you have the far right militias threatening the state capital so it would -- was shut down this weekend? >> yes. i democratic leadership in the house and senate issued a statement last week condemning any threats of violence toward our state police and comments that would make our state capital unsafe -- the senate republican leadership has said out to the media that they are

we will go to portland, oregon, for more on this story with oregon democratic state representative and co-sponsor of the bill karin power. in reproductive rights news, a judge ruled monday that missouri's sole abortion clinic can continue providing the service through ththe end of ths week, as planned parenthood continues its fight to keep its doors open. last friday, missouri health officials refused to renew the clinic's license to perform abortions. reproductive rights defenders say the health officials' decision is politically-motivated and reflects missouri's move to restrict constitutionally-guaranteed abortion rights. the case will now go before an administrative panel designed to resolve disputes between state agencies and businesses. providers at the planned parenthood clinic warned that abortion access in missouri could be lost by friday if the panel fails to act or favors the health department. 9/11 first responders are meeting with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to urge him to back an extension to federal funding for the september 11 victim compensation fund. the fu

oregon's governor says, she's going to call in the police.ondent dan springer is in salem tonight with more. >> day two of the salem stalemate, looked bleaker than day one. state senators had to the to d. all 11 republicans in the senate went awol yesterday, leaving oregon rather than voting on a cap and trade bill a governor calls a must. >> it would of course a historic for oregon, historic for the country and frankly, historic for the world. unfortunately, senate republicans failed to show up and failed to do their jobs. >> governor katebrown took the extraordinary step to call on the oregon state patrol to find the republicans and bring them back to volvement they need two for a quorum. a couple of gop senators, folk to yous from idaho. >> we do our best and represent our constituents's best that, means, doing everything in our power to keep them >> we represent our constituents meaning to everything in our power to keep them from being irreparably damaged with this bill will do. >> republicans say cap and trade is a tax on all energy, ra

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she immediately begins the long trek up to oregon. arrives to a find a crowd of people she barely knows in her brother's house. what happens next will not only turn janie's life upside down, but determine whether her nephew's strange inheritance is anything but a crop of grapes about to wither on the vine. >> one of the few things you can do for someone who's died is help their family take care of their unfinished business. >> that's next. and later... how deep is it? >> oh, about up to your knees. >> you know, i failed gymnastics. ahhh. ooh! >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question... is it because...? the answer in a moment. [ wind howls ] [ bird caws ] >> so what's the reason some winemakers crush their grapes with their feet? it's, "c," flavor. the human foot is said to be ideally suited to crushing grapes without breaking open the grape seeds that give wine a bitter taste. >> it's september 2004, the middle of harvest season for oregon winemakers. this year, however, shock permeates this beautiful landscape after up-

this is what governor katebrown said there in oregon.ple place their live on the line to protect democracy much it is a slap of the face of those sacrifices t their back on the respectful dialogue. >> back in 2001, encouraged how lawmakers in her own state when, there are in the minority, democrats, do the very same thing. they walked out of the legislative session over redistricting and she said that was great want that was very appropriate at the time. but now, when the minority is the republican party, she's opposed to it ands it's their duty to do the same thing. >> ethan, that is true. and oregon senator says this, we're not going to provide a quorum to pass a progressive, liberal agenda, the that damage the constituents from our districts. they say it's going to be bad for loggers and truckers, and fuel prices will soar, and people in rural communities. they said this is their only option, is to walk out. >> yeah, there's a difference between walking out a session and fleeing the state. i'm old enough to remember, actually when dem

oregon state legislature in salem, oregon. democrats have majority control.ig democratic majorities. one of the priorities for this session, pass a cap and trade bill. a climate bill which republicans adamantly oppose. however, there aren't enough republicans in the oregon house or senate to defeat a bill like that, and so the democrats were poised to pass it. republicans figured out one thing they could do. they could leave. in order to have a quorum making a decision on action they need 20 senators to be present. 18 senators are democrats. they need 2 republicans to show up as well to be allowed to take action on any vote. wednesday night the republicans all left. and they haven't been seen since. the senate president formally requested the governor dispatch oregon state troopers to go find them so now oregon state troopers are searching the state to find the republicans who fled into hiding so oregon cannot pass a climate bill. this is what is happening politically in oregon right now. it took a dark turn. after law enforcement got involved this republican

i'm not going to be a political prisoner in the state of oregon. d.orter: at the heart of the political standoff is a bill that would drastically reduce carbon emissions. the democrat supported law would raise a variety of taxes. democrats hold 18 senate seats, but they need 20 senators in order to conduct business. >> this is no longer about climate change. this is about ensuring that the legislative branch can operate. >> reporter: so oregon governor kate brown said she had no choice but to send out a posse. >> reporter: you sent the state police after them. >> yes, the state police are still looking for members within the state of oregon. >> reporter: some have now fled the state. we video conferenced with republican senator tim knopp, now in hiding. we're at the state capitol right now. where are you? >> i am in idaho in a cabin by a lake. >> reporter: i just talked to the governor. and she wonders, what are you guys afraid of? are you afraid of democracy? >> this is democracy. this is defending our constituents. cr oregonians should be furious. i

>> i'm in a cabin in oregon by the lake. >> are you afraid of democracy? oregonians should be furious. this is not how we solve problems. >> reporter: the senate's president says he does not have enough votes to pass the climate legislation, so he's urging them to return to vote on a number of other issues but they seem skeptical and they don't appear to be coming out of hiding just yet. carter evans, cbs news, salem, oregon. >>> coming up only on "cbs this morning," the head of instagram sits down with gayle to talk about the new app that's aimed at preventing bullying. >>> and to celebrate pride month, we'll hear from members of the lgbtq community about what p.r.i.d.e. means to them. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watch i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com he "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now

. >> republican state senators in oregon have not shown up for work since last thursday. they've gone into hiding, some of them out of state, to block democrats from voting on a climate bill. carter evans is in salem tonight. >> reporter: as lively as oregon's state capitol appears on the outside, it is dead silent inside the state senate chamber. >> that's what you're paid for. so they should be back to work doing their job. >> reporter: 11 republican state senators walked out six days ago. state democrats even made a wanted poster, harkening the days of the wild west, but one outlaw senator took it to the extreme, telling a portland television station. >> send bachelors and come heavily armed. i'm not going to be a political prisoner in the state of oregon. >> reporter: at the heart of the political standoff is a bill that would drastically reduce carbon emissions. the democrat supported law would raise a variety of taxes. democrats hold 18 senate seats, but they need 20 senators in order to conduct business. >> this is no longer about climate change. this is about ensu

oregon and washington. from coast to coast, communities made it clear they do not want to put the marine ecosystems in their -- and their coastal livelihoods at risk which is why so many of my colleagues from all over the country have joined me in sponsoring this amendment. seismic exploration is incredibly dangerous in its own right. seismic air guns create under water blast louder than all but military grid explosive. companies fire air guns as often as every 10 seconds for days, weeks, months on end. this can impact the across the entire ecosystem from marine mammals to fish to plankton. beyond that, seismic exploration is a major step toward this administration's ultimate goal of seeing drilling rigs up and down the atlantic coast. high ranking officials have said clear as day, the only reason they're working so hard on these seismic permits is so they can open up the atlanta toik drilling by the highest bidder. drilling in the atlantic would put the health of our ocean and coastal economy at risk and i

oregon people elected their representatives.ve got lawmakers there who are saying if you come out for us, you better bring guns, it gets more ridiculous and more dangerous. they need to go out to get these people in lassos and put on squeaky shoes and march them to the capital. >> i don't know. i will say they are in a situation where they have no choice. it's a protest basically. they have already passed so many crazy tax rules in this state. for example, they just passed i think the only state -- everybody knows -- no economists thinks rent control is a good idea anymore and they are increasing it out of the blue because it is oregon because portland has kind of taken over what's actually a state that's not very liberal is being driven by a crowd in portlandia. believe me, they are running businesses out of this state. it is not a big enough state like california that's powerful and pull off this. cap and trade is a very complicated thing. if they want to deal with the environment, they can add a sales tax, which is simple. th

defazio of oregon. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 431, the gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mr. defazio: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise in strong support of this amendment to preserve the job orps civilian conservation centers. last month, the trump administration in a shortsighted manner announced plans to permanently close nine of the centers and hand the remaining 16 facilities over to private contractors by the end of the year. this is an incredibly successful program. they have a unique mandate to help conserve, develop public resources and to respond to natural disasters. the 25 operate in 17 national forests and grasslands across 16 states and train thousands of at -risk youths every year. many of these adults come from rural communities and these programs provide them with vocational training, pathways out of poverty and critical economic opportunities. yonched this, they provide essential to fulfill its mission. during the height of the 2017 fire season, 1200 students provided 450,000 ho

art does fly the b-17 all the way to oregon. get the 100-foot-wide plane the last 20 miles from the airport to his property. can't just drive the beast down the road. or can you? >> he told the trucking company, "no matter what happens, you just keep on going." >> here's another quiz question for you. the answer in a moment. the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. >> so, which 1960s sitcom was set in a nazi prisoner of war camp? it's "b" -- "hogan's heroes." the tv classic followed the exploits of a group of allied pows led by colonel robert hogan, played by bob crane. >> in 1947, art lacey lands this recently purchased b-17 bomber in portland, oregon, planning on using the war plane as a canopy over a new set of gas pump

so it's a win for now for the oregon bakery. but it doesn't say anything about the larger issues and the ruling has no impact beyond the oregon bakers. >> meantime, give us perspective on a separate action that also declined to change long standing double jeopardy rules, any surprises there? >> no, i don't think so. because it seemed from the argument that this -- the court was not eager to overturn basically 150 years of precedent. this is the fifth amendment's right against double jeopardy, i think everybody understands that, you can't be -- that that means you can't be tried twice for the same crime. but there's always been an exception that the courts have recognized, saying that you can be charged for the same crime once in state court and again in federal court. that's what happened to a georgia man who was charged with a gun violation by the state, got a year sentence. then the feds filed exactly the same charge for exactly the same offense under federal law and got a three-year sentence. he said that's not fair, that vio

, so now oregon state troopers are looking for the republican that's have fled into hiding so oregonimate bill. this is what is happening politically in oregon right now. it took a dark turn. after law enforcement got involveme involved, this senator threatened overtly that if oregon state troopers find him and approach him, he will shoot and kill those troopers. >> this is what i told the superintendent, tend bachelors and be heavily armed, i'm not going to be a prisoner. >> they were mobilized to protect the run away republicans and there was potential for violence and they would defend the senators at any kons. i don't know how this resolved in oregon, but god speed and good luck to those trying to do this in the space of this. watch this space. rachel will be back on monday live where he is will be ready to moderate the first contract debate. i will be back on monday at 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. "all in" gips now. >> tonight on "all in." >> about last night. >> how many people are going to be killed? >> tonight what we know about how we got through the last 24 hours without war and

republican state senators in oregon refusing to show up for work in recent days.hiding in order to stall proceedings on a climate bill they oppose. now oregon's democratic governor is sendzing oing out police to bring them back. it led senate to cancel amid warnings of the safety of democratic lawmakers. cnn affiliate koin there were concerns about militia groups gathering at the capitol and sarah sidner has more. >> this is not politics as usual. the governor so frustrated that the republicans have walked out on this legislative session, she has sent the state police to go get them. >> i am asking that the highest law enforcement branch in the state of oregon go out and find my fellow legislators. >> reporter: politics have gotten so ugly in oregon the democratic governor has now ordered troopers to track down republican state lawmakers. >> they are rogue. they need to get back. they need to do their jobs. >> it all came to a head wednesday with the warning from the governor saying she'd contacted state police after a republican senator said they would walk out o

what the hell is going on in oregon? you understand whatsz happening here?order to sabotage a climate change vote they're afraid they're going to lose, republican lawmakers fled the state. now they can't vote. the equivalent of unplugging nintendo when your brother is beating you. ( laughter ) to be fair, when the founding fathers set up the country, they believed in three core principals, separation of powers, independent judiciary and if you're about to lose a vote, what's that? so long, sucker! that's not democracy! that's basically what republicans have done. lawmakers fleeing a state to sabotage a vote should be the craziest part of any story. if that wasn't crazy enough, one to have the lawmakers threatened to shoot police if the police tried to bring him back? i mean, did you hear him? he was, like, send bachelor's, come heavily armed! that's a threat. it's either a threat or it's a tag line for next summer's hangover featuring john wick. but it sounds like a threat. it's interesting how there are some republicans out there who have the most contradic

people in oregon were like, oh, my god.zy man on the loose who would gun down three small kids in a car. this is scary stuff. >> people were locking their doors, and they were feeling very unsafe. kids weren't allowed to go out by themselves. >> mothers didn't go out in the evening and they sure didn't take their children. >> it became clear that the kids were gravely injured, and from what the police were indicating, they didn't have a lot to go on at that point. >> there have been no sightings of either the suspect or his car. >> early on in the investigation, you know, we did not have a suspect. >> there is still an all points bulletin out for the man. >> nor did we have a weapon. >> investigators found some spent cartridges by the roadside. >> the only evidence we had were some casings that were found at the scene. we had divers in the river. but the gun was never found. >> we canvassed every home up and down knocking on doors, asking if anyone had seen any suspicious individuals. >> they came up with a composite. and t

using law enforcement outside of oregon.okesman says, quote, osp is utilizing established relationships to have polite communication with these senators while we obviously have many tools at our disposal, patience and communication is and always will be our first and preferred option. there is some urgency as the legislative session ends june 30th. republicans who left their offices vacant say the goal is to run the clock out and get democrats to negotiate some changes. >> it's just a threat after threat after threat. and, you know, it's just -- if we can't sit down and work this out, we have got to figure something else out. we cannot -- i cannot let my district be destroyed by this legislation. >> republicans say this will instantly raise the price of gas 22 cents a gallon. they say that's unacceptable. for now this bill is in -- caught in a bizarre cat and mouse game between a bunch of republican senators and their state patrol. harris? >> harris: we will cover it as it happens. dan springer, thank you. do you use your ce

up next, why the state police in oregon are hunting down republican lawmakers. borders tonight, authorities in the dominican republic that the deaths of several american visitors are not a mystery. the tourism minister blames the media for the increasing pressure on dominican authorities to assuage fears caused by the deaths. the speaker of georgia's parliament has stepped down in the aftermath of violent clashes that left more than 200 people injured. the demonstrations were sparked by the appearance of a russian lawmaker in parliament. one medical official says more than 100 people are still in the hospital and two people lost eyes because of the rubber bullets. thousands of students across europe protested today near a coal mine in western germany urging governments to take bolder action against climate change. organizers say up to 20,000 protesters from 16 countries took part in the rally near germany's border with belgium and the netherlands. european union leaders failed to agree on a plan to make the bloc's economy carbon neutral by 2050. just some of the

oregon baker could be back here again. i'm not sure what's gained except perhaps some time to look if other rulings like this come along. in the second case, the supreme court declined to wipe out at least 150 years of law, saying that it doesn't violate the protection against double jeopardy if you're charged once in state court and then again in federal court for the same crime. i think most people realize the double jeopardy protection says you can't be tried twice for the same offense and the courts have long said that doesn't count if the state and the federal government do their own cases. today the supreme court declined by a 7-2 vote to overturn that history. justice ruth bader ginsburg said it's based on legal fiction that the state and federal government are separate sovereigns. we're one big country and that ought to be the rule but she was in the minority 7-2. the court did not overturn that longstanding rule. it got a lot of extra attention after paul manafort's conviction. the thought was if president trump w

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we have this case out of oregon.ve a case out of washington state where the washington state supreme court recently ruled against a florist who refused to make an arrangement for a same sex couple. this issue is percolating at the lower courts but for right now the supreme court saying we're not going to take it up. we're going to send it back to the lower court for further consideration. guys. >> jessica, just because i think folks at home, it's hard to follow when the supreme court doesn't take a case but wipes away the existing decision. the opinion lower court wentz against the baker who refused to serve the couple. >> jim, to a fine point. >> the question is this, what is the end result for gay couples in terms of lgtb rights here, what's the result from the court's decision here? >> there's still confusion, still remains that question as to whether or not business owners can refuse service because of same-sex couples because the business owner has religious beliefs they don't believe in gay marriage. it's still

experience and commitment is what we need, much more than stunts, like what is going on in oregon, toefeat the climate crisis. >> i want to ask you about that in a second. the vice president refused to say climate change is a threat during this interview with jake tapper, here's a clip. >> do you think human induced climate emergency is a threat to the united states. >> have i will tell you -- >> is it a threat? do you think it's a threat, man made climate emergency is a threat? >> i think the answer to that is going to be based upon science. >> well, 9 science says yes. >> well, there's many in science that -- >> the science community for your own administration. >> i got it. >> at noaa, at the dni say it is. >> what we've said is we're not going to raise utility rates. >> you don't think it's a threat? >> i think we're making great progress reducing carbon emissions, america has the cleanest air and water in the world, we're continuing to use -- >> that's not true. we don't have the cleanest air and water in the world. >> jake tried, the vice president wouldn't go there. governor in

wyden.rkowski: senator heading home to rural oregon this weekend and i can tell you the forests of oregon and particularly in rural oregon are a tinderbox. we have had a heavy winter with devastating storms, countless trees and debris with a lot of new growth. now it is nearing 100 degrees. this is not an abstract question. and ourgot our forest rural communities at risk. we badly need good preventive to make sure this tinderbox does not devastate lives and put our communities at risk of breathing toxic wildfire smoke for what -- for weeks on end. a day ago, the forest service announced it basically wants to roll back environmental laws. they say this is going to let them get more fuels and spending projects done. placek if it were put in it will be a full employment program for lawyers, lots more litigation, less work in the woods, and more fire risk for rural communities. alone has over 2 million acres of thinning and prescribed fire treatment on forest lands that have gone through environmental review. they are ready to go. why wouldn't you all focus on -- whyhich we know wouldn't you

merkley of oregon, senator martha mcsally, congressman ami get, they will join us to ready for capitol hill. buses will take us all their. if you haven't collected your packet, please after this session, right by the registration desk, get those. we are ready for tomorrow. let's just say tomorrow morning, we are going to go together, united, and show all of capitol make ae local leaders global impact. thank you so much for today. good evening and we will see you upstairs at the reception. [applause] ♪

oregon gop seems to be referring to militia threats.rats and showing the empty seats vacated by republican lawmakers. the story is both complicated and dramatic. cnn's sara sidener has more. >> ana, it is certainly not politics as usual. the governor has sent the state police to go get them. >> i am asking that they go out and find my fellow legislators. >> the democrat ic governor has asked to track down republican lawmaker. >> they're rogue. they need to come back. >> contacted state police after a republican senator said they would walk out to avoid a climate bill aimed at lowering greenhouse gas emissions. one of those senators responded with a threat of his own. >> i told the superintendent send bachelors and come heavily armed. i'm not going to become a political prisoner in the state of oregon. it's that simple. >> all 11 republicans made good on the promise to walk out, attacking the before leaving. >> if you don't think these boots are for walking, you're flat wrong, mr. president. you send the state police to come get me, hell

20small potatoes oregon senator ron wyden says america's election systems are still vulnerable. >>and congress must act soon to avert a disaster. >>it will not just be the russians 2020. >>in addition to social media misinformation campaigns us election systems are susceptible to potential hacking senator wyden sits on the intelligence committee and he introduced the pave act which would require hand mark paper ballots and audit of election results senator wyden says audit's are especially important in light of recent revelations that show 2 florida counties were happy by the russians in 2016 the pay that would also require other precautions for example. >>making sure there are no wireless connections. >>the voting machines officials from the justice department the federal elections commission and intelligence agencies as well as special counsel robert mueller all agree action is critical if we don't act.

rural oregon again a tinderbox. what we have is a heavy winter with devastating storms and countless tree and debris with a cool spring and new growth and now it nears 100 degrees this is not an abstract question. we have our forest in rural communities at risk as of today. so we badly need good and preventive management to make sure this tinderbox does not completely devastate r lives to put our communities at risk of breathing toxic wildfires for weeks on end. i want to lay this foundation is one day ago the forest serviceur announced basically he wants to roll back environmental law and it will let them get more skills for projects to be done so if this was a full employment program for lawyers, more litigation, less workf work in the woods more risk for communities. my home state alone has over 2 million acres of prescribed fire treatment that have gone through environmental review. they have gone through the review and they are ready to go. why wouldn't you focus on that which we know those are shovel ready pro

>>oregon senator ron wyden says america's election systems are still vulnerable and congress must act soon to avert a disaster. >>not just the the russians in 2020. >>in addition to social media misinformation campaigns us election systems are susceptible to potential hacking senator wyden sits on the intelligence committee and he introduced the pave act which would require hand mark paper ballots and audit of election results senator wyden says audit's are especially important in light of recent revelations that show 2 florida counties were half by the russians in 2016 the pay that would also require other precautions for example. >>making sure there are no wireless connections. >>the voting machines officials from the justice department the federal ons commission and intelligence agencies as well as special counsel robert mueller all agree action is critical if we don't act.

. >>> republican lawmakers in oregon are so opposed to legislation to combat climate change that theyfled the state. the democratic governor has ordered state troopers to go round up these republican legislatures. as cnn reports, those lawmakers argue they are just doing their job. >> i'm asking at the highest law enforcement branch in the state of oregon go out and find my fellow legislatures. >> reporter: politics has gotten so ugly in oregon the democratic governor has now ordered troopers to track down republican state lawmakers. >> they are rogue. they need to get back. they need to do their jobs. >> reporter: it all came to a head wednesday with a warning from the governor saying she contacted state police have republican senators said they would walk out to block a vote at a climate bill aimed at lowering greenhouse emissions. one responded with a threat of his own. >> send bachelors and come heavily armed. i'm not going be a political the prisoner in the state of oregon. >> reporter: thursday all 11 republicans made good to walk pou out. >> if you don't think these boots are m

. >> the oregon state legislature canceled its saturday session so police could investigate threats madeemate between the state's democrats and republicans over a climate bill. koin reports the cancellation comes over concerns of militia groups gathering. republican lawmakers who oppose a climate bill left the state of oregon and the democratic governor ordered state police to round them sup. >> reporter: the governor so frustrated the senators have decided to keep their promise and walk out stopping all business inside of the capitol. she has decided to send the state police after them. >> i am asking at the highest law enforcement branch in the state of oregon go out and find my fellow legislators. >> reporter: politics has gotten so ugly in oregon the democratic governor has now ordered troopers to track down republican state lawmakers. >> they are rogue. they need to get back. they need to do their jobs. >> reporter: it all came to a head wednesday with the warning from the governor saying she contacted state police after republican senator said they would walk out of the legislature

so they're looking at states like oregon, where clinton beat trump by 11 points. no republican presidential candidate has won there since 1984. is this a hail mary desperation move or smart? >> it may be a faint. it may be something they're say they're going there but they will never go there. the problem is they have deep trouble in pennsylvania and in michigan. i'm beginning to believe those states could be out of reach for trump. wisconsin, still leaning against trump, but maybe winnable. and they're talking about a couple other states. talking about new mexico, they're talking about new hampshire. when you look at the numbers, you talk about new mexico. okay, they have, i think, the most federal workers in the country. heavy in hispanic vote. i don't see how they win new mexico. i don't see how that happens. so i think they're looking around trying to figure out what's the right path, which tells you they recognize the fact that they have trouble in pennsylvania and in michigan. these are critical states for the trump campaign. >> can i ask you about china? be

other big story this evening we are learning the suspected entity in a deadly workplace shooting in oregon . stephen league opened fire on to managers at the ford dealership. even as one of those victims tried to fight back. kpix5's lynn ramirez has more on how the suspect came to work already armed . >> reporter: that's right, police said this afternoon that the suspect had two loaded handguns in his car. they were legally registered to him, and they are not sure but i think that they might have been part of his daily routine to bring those guns with him. but, when he was fired yesterday he did not go home or anywhere else, he went back to his car, picked up those two guns and then came back to the dealership, where he shot his two managers, and then, himself. >> reporter: 60-year-old stephen lief was fired from his job as a parks department employee at about 4:15 p.m., but he did not go home. police said he went to his car, parked at the morgan hill ford store and retrieve two handguns, and before going back to his normal workspace. police say his supervisor, 38- year-old javier soto too

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i think the number two thing, oregon is not all portland. eastern oregon and eastern washington are like central pennsylvania. they're very -- >> i have been to both washington and oregon with republican candidates campaigning for president because there's often the sense that you could win votes there. i went on a trip with george w. bush to california. part of this, even if you don't think you can expand the map, you have to look like you're trying to expand the map to get democrats in key places where they may not want. >> that's a fascinating choice of a state to highlight. almost feels like a troll, but they challenged conventional wisdom in wisconsin, everyone thought it was a waste of time and proved decisive. one thing is that northwest republican tradition, mark hatfield has been out of office a long time, donald trump has nothing in common with that brand of republicanism that did well in the pacific northwest. >> that's not who he is campaigning to, where he is going at this point. >> dana, they think new mexico, new hampshire, ne

those facts weren't present in the oregon case. don't know what the oregon courts are going to make of that. odds are if the state goes at this again, the bakers will lose again. so i don't know what the supreme court gains today. more decisions probably to come later this week. i think we have four today. so there's 20 left before the end of next week. >> okay. and i know you'll be there reporting on all of it. pete williams, going through the weed whacking. appreciate it, from the supreme court. >> reporter: thank you. >>> cnn is reporting that gloria vanderbilt has died. she first became a household name in the 1930s, which she was the center of a heated custody battle between her mother and paternal aunt. she went on to become a fashion designer, author, actress. her son, cnn's anderson cooper said this morning what an extraordinary life, what an extraordinary mom. what an incredible woman. gloria vanderbilt was 95 years old. 95 years d.ol i didn't have to run for help. i didn't have to call 911. and i didn't have to come get y

and in oregon, they have very high turnout. making it easier to vote increases the turnout, so, yes, it would do that. but of course in america, voter gettingis not -- it is newer voters to turn out, not all voters to turn out. so it is focused on the things that help them, not the things that help everybody. host: let's go to bob, who is calling from alabama on the republican line. bob, good morning. caller: good morning. good morning. mr. grier, hello? host: go ahead, bob. we hear you. caller: mr. grier, i mean, you 12w, i do not have but a grade education, but it is real simple to me that only voting, to cut down on voter fraud, use what god gave you, your fingerprint. take your fingerprint, go up to your election place, and they will issue you an idea that coincides with your fingerprint, .it when you walk in the vote, mass your fingerprint, it pops up your name, you get a free iv that they are going to give you, you presented to the people arehere, and if you vote, legal, you vote, if you are illegal, you do not vote. host

so if you have videos you have never returned, you need to get to oregon.nd you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. hello. if you want yourjune weather to come with sunshine and warmth, this isn't the forecast for you. but if you want some rain on the garden, well, we're in business, because during tuesday, most of us will see some rain at some stage of the day as a weather system coming in from the south—west extends that rain further north and east as the day goes on. already, as tuesday starts, some of that rain into parts of wales and south—west england. ahead of that, maybe a bit of sunshine in some spots to start the day. fairly chilly for some of us where you've been clear overnight. as low as mid single figures in places. so let's look at the story of tuesday's weather, with the rain coming in. so here it is to start the day. some heavier bursts are possible as it slowly extends its way north and east. there may be a few thundery bursts developing across parts of south—east england and east anglia. and that rumble of thunder po

sports reporter mark oregon and standing by in madrid for us is hecho flora's the head go let's start with you so we have to admit it was not exactly the most spectacular match but i assume liverpool fans are not caring too much about that what is the atmosphere like in madrid. all the city here in madrid it is a party has been a party since last night it was a business very square what other thought were more with liverpool fans gathered after the final whistle to party a lot above all the fans that you have tickets to go to the stadium some didn't even have a place to stay last night so far just partied and drank the night away and this morning we got to see some fans still waking up from literally sleeping on the streets here but i guess of the price you have to pay to be called your be a champ all right seems like a really crazy party vote mark you know liverpool coach you're going to club of course lost to his previous 2 european finals so he must be on cloud 9 he must be super thrilled about last night's victory pretty please don't think i mean you mentioned the 2 european final

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this is something the whole country is watching, not just people in oregon.he kind of contempt that the democrats have shown for whole areas of the state, you know, i was looking at some of the data. i mean, the areas that got killed by this insane carbon tax are the rural areas. the farmers of oregon, and yet the big city of portland is going to impose these obnoxious rules that can put a lot of farmers out of business. isn't that true? >> and it's not just farmers and agriculture, timber. there's a plant represented by a democratic senator, and in fact, there's 2,000 union jobs, blue-collar jobs, family wage jobs that are in jeopardy because of this particular bill. we said we're going to stand and fight with these workers and make sure that they get represented. so we took this action because we believe so strongly that they need to be defended. >> all right. senator, thank you very much. sorry. we're out of time, sorry. scott, apparently we do have time for your question, go ahead >> there you go. if i interrupt enough, i will get a chance. senator, you m

whales along the coasts of washington, oregon, here's a map of the whales we've seen. a handful inside of the bay. about half were struck by ships, the others died from malnourishment. teacher tried to break the log jam between the schools but did not have any luck. the district had offered a 3% one-time bonus this year. teachers wanted 7%. they negotiated for hours. still, no agreement. >> we know the drill. it's not necessarily the house. it's the land. a decayingliveable shack will cost you a mill. this house is a searchry old, hasn't been lived in in over a decade. the icing on the cake, a preapproved permanent to demolish it. it was supposed to be protected by the city but that's not the case. the listing, 2.5 million bucks. >> looks like maybe there was a patio here and it was an l-shape home but it's hard to see that because the tree took over the house. >> it did. so where is this piece of prime land? >> it's in pecura land. >> one of the eight winners in the scrips national spelling bee first megatie. he's been working towards this since secondgrade. he's $50,