the gentleman from oregon. mr. walden: at this time i yield one minute to the gentleman from illinois, mr. kinzinger. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for one minute. mr. kinzinger: as a co-sponsor of this legislation i rise in strong support and encourage its swift passage. by some estimates nearly 48 billion robocalls were made in the u.s. in to 1818 -- 2018, which is a 57% increase over 2017. this anti-robocall bill provides the fcc new authorities to impose substantial fines or violations up to 25,000 per violation, and possibly higher in some cases. it requires phone companies to verify callers and help block robocalls at no extra charge. mr. speaker, make no mistake, this legislation's a big step forward. given the rapidly changing technology, combined with the fact that many of these calls come from overseas, we can't let up and more will need to be done. thankfully this bill requires a number of reports to congress over the coming months that will allow us to help start to

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-

the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. walden: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield a minute to the gentleman from ohio, mr. latta. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. latta: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today agreeing with americans that drug prices are too high. congress must act and we have done so in the energy and commerce committee by passing bipartisan solutions. h.r. 3 is bad policy, a partisan sham, and will result in more than 100 fewer cures. plus it is dead on arrival in the senate. what if that one new drug is the cure for alzheimer's or cancer? under the leadership of ranking member walden, we have solutions that deliver lower costs and more cures to americans. our bill is entirely bipartisan. h.r. 19 lowers the cost of prescription drugs and caps seniors' out-of-pocket costs. it encourages innovation and will increase competition while enhancing transparency and getting more generic medicines to market faster. the american people deserve solutions that will be signed into law. i encourage my colleag

by the gentleman from oregon, mr. walden. on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 1 printed in part b of house report 116-334 offered by mr. walden of oregon. the chair: a recorded vote has een requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.]

. >> reporter: megan has all that on the ranch she helps manager in oregon.elieved to be descendants of domesticated horses, but generations of living on their own have made them wild. and now the challenge is to tame them. >> this is definitely my diamond in the rough. this will be my holiday gift for the next couple of years. >> reporter: and she says it won't be her last. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >>> still ahead, a royal snapshot. the cambridge kids with their dad, prince william, in a newly released picture. a newly released picture. honey, can you get the snacks? guess who's early? good thing walgreens is right around the corner with last minute holiday supplies. get in. get out. get jolly. with last minute holiday supplies. mucinex cold & flu all-in-one. fights... oh no. no-no-no. did you really need the caps lock? mucinex cold and flu all-in-one. laso you can enjoy it even ifst you're sensitive. se. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities aroun

torrential rain is causing flash flooding in parts of oregon. the biggest threat: landslides, avalanches, and damaging winds. danya bacchus is at l.a.x. >> reporter: from oregon to washington state, record rainfall is pounding the pacific northwest. >> we have floods all over the place. i mean, when do we ever have all these kind of rain, you know? >> reporter: unrelenting downpours caused flooding, submerging cars, and triggering a landslide that closed roads and even shut down train service. friday, seattle had the wettest day it's seen this decade. >> nature wins. that's just how it is, you know. so wait and contain it and try to work around it or work with it. >> reporter: along the coast of oregon, wind gusts reached up to 70 miles per hour. >> it was wild. >> wind was roaring in the trees. >> yeah. >> it roared all night long. >> yeah. >> reporter: tens of thousands were without electricity. flood watches and warnings remain in effect in oregon until suspected. the wet weather comes as a record-breaking number of people begin traveling thi

oregon would have a 17-0 lead at the half. third quarter, oregon up. the 70-yard touchdown run there. he rushed for 208 yards in the game with 3 touchdowns. oregon beats utah 37-15 and the ducks earn a spot in the rose bowl. >>> and the warriors in chicago looking to snap that losing streak. green comes up with the steal and finds robinson who nails thethree. robinson had 18 points. warriors down 2, fake pass and the hook shot in the paint that. ties the game at 92. and then a minute left. the game is tied at 98. green throws up the the ally oop for robinson who throws it down and the warriors win their fifth game of the season. >>> women's soccer, stanford hosted ucla in the national semifinals. 52nd minute. sofia smith fires a rocket and goal, that's a hat trick and stanford wins and face north carolina in the title game on sunday. >>> another big game for the 49ers fighting for that playoff positioning. they practiced in florida all week on the serene shores of the golf course, but come sunday it will be a much different atmosphere. the 49ers and sa

i'm a professor of geography and environmental studies at the university of oregon. i personally observed the 2016 armed occupation of the national wildlife refuge in heinie, county oregon. after the occupation, i conducted research there for more than two, years including over 100 in-depth interviews with individuals representing all parts of the community. my observations recorded in my book, how carney county defeated takeover of the national wildlife refuge. a lot can be hearn learned, from the occupation about preventing such injuries and for safeguarding our employees and enabling them to work constructively integral communities. a great majority in harney county oppose the occupation and rejected the militants plan to launch an anti government federal evolution from harney county. i use the word militants because they used armed force and military style tactics to achieve a radical political goal. the situation was explosive. almost certainly, if the community had heeded heeded the cause of the militants, lives would've been lost. harney county rejected the mi

have you seen any fans from oregon or wisconsin? >> not at all. >> reporter: the game is 5 days away. >> yeah, normally this time of year you see people in their shirts and hats. >> reporter: take a good look. any wisconsin red or oregon green? yeah, me neither. befoit we finally found a fan of either team. >> go ducks. >>> the w colin kaepernick nikes are all sold out, but some bay area folks really scored. >> how the former 49er surprised his faithf nswhat he the proceeds from his shoe. >> plus chaos at a northern w california mall. what set off a nasty brawl involving hundreds of teenagers. >> is there any doubt in your mind these are war crimes? >> no. >> and the never before seen videos that unveil shocking details about a u.s. navy seal. >> and remember we're streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app, or your favorite platform. if you see wires down, treat them all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and

josh got high merrick, new york congressman anthony brindisi, utah representative ben mcadams, and oregon rep kurt schrader, who said, quoting here, "i think it is certainly appropriate and might be a little more bipartisan, who knows." the idea, of course, is to offer an option that might attract at least some republican support. but for now, the centrist democrats are well short of the roughly 18 votes needed to block impeachment. more importantly, their suggestion has zero support from house speaker nancy pelosi. watch. >> why not censure, at this point? is that still alive? >> it's not alive, never had a life. >> and as we know, the house -- >> is that direct enough for you? >> it's great. >> but former democratic senator sam nunn wasn't laughing one bit, telling fox news chris wallace that censure might be the appropriate punishment. >> it seems to me that kind of behavior, at least, has to be condemned, but i think censure ought to be looked at very

. >> oregon taking on utah at the stadium.ct on traffic tonight this game will have. >> reporter: yes, good morning to you, pam and dave. kickoff is at 5:14. it is going to be right in the heart of the commute. police say expect heavy delays. traffic is going to be very bad on going to be a big game between utah and oregon. they weren't able to pull off a win, oregon, is considered the underdog with quarterback justin herbert facing the best defense in the country. oregon is ranked 13th. utah is ranked fifth. and these two teams going head to head. >> we get another chance this year. that is, i believe the message is let's try to finish and have a chance to win the whole thing. >>> they have won eight straight games heading into tonight's pac 12 championship. we are going to hear from oregon coming up in the next hour. if you are attending the game, keep in mind it may rain. both teams are used to playing outside in all kinds of weather conditions. it could be very slick on the roads. if you are not coming to the game, know th

dr jeffrey kay of oregon health and science university is the principal investigator of the study if you ask people what they want to have happen to them as they get older 90 percent 99 percent will say i want to stay in my home or where i want to be as i get older on the other hand of course people say that because they fear going to a nursing home if you're developing alzheimer's disease which is actually now the most feared. condition in america wow so we really need to figure out ways to better help people as they age as they develop various chronic conditions fill in the ceiling going down the hall you'll see a series of motion detectors that say how fast i'm walking this is my usual gait and if that should show slow appreciably they would notice that and they'd say something's wrong really it's not moving as fast as she usually does and she's lost her energy what's happening we are integrating multiple types of data that comes in 247. that reflects real day to day function across the the main things that make a difference in people's lives so what we're able to measure or monit

oregon has been a leader on this. to thet that you can go dmv and both get your voter -- driver's license and simultaneously registered to vote, that becomes a solution that should be enacted in all 50 states. that was also included in the hr-one bill that mitch mcconnell blocked. 16 and 17-year-olds can also vote inre-registered to oregon. one of the things that we know about voting is that it is habitual. if you vote at 18, you are likely to vote two years later in four years later. those are critical reforms that are easy to implement and should be done across the nation. host: let's get one last call from patricia in arkansas. caller: hello. thank you so much for taking my call. i have a quick question because the previous guest was talking about polarized media. i was wondering how much that affects the use voters today. are they actually as informed as we would like them to be? i think you're seeing two generations of young people who are very well-informed with what is happening, specifically on the issues we c

walden of oregon. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 758, the gentleman from oregon, mr. walden and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon. mr. walden: i yield myself two minutes. i rise in the lower costs more cures act. there is a better way, ladies and gentlemen. can reduce the high cost of drugs without stifleling innovation and restricting patients' access. h.r. 19 the lower cost more cures act is the bipartisan solution that can be signed into law this year and immediately begin to provide relief to parets and seniors from high prescription costs. this bill lowers out of pocket spending and has no medicines and cures and champions competition. every single proposal in this substitute is bipartisan. democrats and republicans coming together. h.r. 19 encourages innovation and groundbreaking new cures and promotes low cost and generic to the marketplace faster through inclusion of the creates and opping the pay for delay gamesmanship. these policies passed the energy and commerce earlier this year and would have

and one oregon community showed a christmas tree farmer what this season is really about.n. >> that one! >> reporter: year after year, in medford, oregon, the warmth of christmas begins at the u-cut tree farm. 76-year-old larry ryerson owns the farm. his kindness is the ornament that comes with every tree. >> they say this is their tradition, and we're here for their tradition. >> whenever we go there, you know, larry's there giving us a big hug, like "hi, how are you?" >> reporter: ask the heard family. >> when you go there, you get a tree, it's been taken care of, and it's personal. >> reporter: but this year larry ryerson is the person who needed to be taken care of. his house burned down on july 4. >> i lost all my farm equipment, all the tree farm stuff. >> reporter: you were thinking, what are we going to do? >> yeah, we're done. >> reporter: but this community wasn't going to let that happen. >> he's a personal friend. i've known larry pretty much my whole life. >> it's just kind of a family deal. >> reporter: they gathered around the christmas tree farmer, donating

. >>> we have that football game in santa clara so anyone visiting from oregon or utah who is not used to heavy traffic , you will get it tonight. especially with the rain and we will have it on saturday and sunday. >> saturday is going to be a soggy day, it looks like saturday morning and sunday afternoon will dry out. but today we are talking about a different story, there is a look at san francisco holding at about 56 the entire morning. livermore finally climbing out of the 40s. 61 in oakland and 60 in san jose. we are dealing with fog out there especially in her east bay, reporting less than he smiled. livermore much improved, it was sick early and has fluctuated. a little bit of ground fog. here is a look at the storm and here is a look at where we are seeing rain. here in the bay area we are dry with a little bit of drizzle falling over areas of lake county and near the firebird fire burn zone. for today, the wind advisory starts at 10 a clock. it will go until 7:00 tomorrow morning. the wind is gusty, strong enough to cause some havoc out there. a flash flood watch for the enti

>> reporter: for the "pbs newshour" d "education week," i'm lisa stark, in portland, oregon. >> yang:now read this." our monthly book club partnership with "the new york times."november's selection take into t natural world, through fiction. jeffrey own has that, part of our ongoing arts and culture coverage, "canvas."er >> "the ory," the most exciting novel about trees you will ever read. while it is about trees and perhaps more, it's about people ifrom different walks ofe who become aware of their place in the natural world, see its tstruction, and begin tke action to defend against it. the book won the pulitzer prize. answer questions fend ourhere to readers. and thank you very much for doing this with us. >> oh, it's a great pleasure to be here. >> let's eveone, readers and nonreaders here, it's an interesting mix of trees and about people. what were you aft ter? whate story? >> i wanted, i guess, to recover a lost kind of drama that's falon out of literary fiction. we're very good at tellingca psycholostories, conflicts inside individual people.al we'r really good at telling soci

in oregon, the headline, oregon's single use plastic ban in effect january 1.hey note some 16 cities throughout oregon have a similar band. oregon will join california, new york, and hawaii banning single use plastic bags and there is denverite.ne from denver shoppers will stop paying bagslastic and pay for 2020. they quote scientists saying plastic bags for a 10 minute trip to the grocery store can be around for a 500 to 1000 years. the numbers put together by national geographic. half of all plastics manufactured have been made in the last 15 years. production increased from 2.3 million in the 1950's to 448 million tons by 2015. production is expected to double are 8 millionere tons of plastic waste that escapes into the oceans and waterways and some newer plastics could take as long as 400 years to break down. we covered a recent hearing on capitol hill on this issue. ted danson appeared at the hearing calling on congress to act to reduce plastic pollution. [video clip] >> policies governing the use and production of single use plastic are effective and they

the deadly attack outside portland, oregon. the attacker with a knife, killing one person, wounding several others. here's abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: police in beaverton, oregon, today racing to respond to reports of a robbery in progress. >> armed robbery incident. >> there is possibly hostages. >> reporter: officers swarming a wells fargo bank and a planet fitness gym at this shopping center. and then disturbing word of an attack involving a large knife. >> updated information on the robbery, it looks like a machete was used. >> reporter: authorities say three people were stabbed. one victim later dying from the injuries. >> i walked outside, saw all the police activity and all of a sudden, i see a gurney with a lady on it. >> she had so much bandaging on and it was bloody, so, we're assuming neck -- stabbed in the neck. >> reporter: police locking in on the suspect's location after he tries to flee the scene, allegedly stealing car. >> he's on foot right now behind the chevron. >> r

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jim reid was in redmonday, oregon i would say today redmond oregon is still in the same town on the third generation vince downs and his i've run that store his grandfather met the founder of grocery outlet. he said would you like to sell groceries from san francisco and mr. down said, i'd love to they shook hands wrote a little contract, you know, share the margin and i'll pay you as a manager and that turned into the basis of what we have today for 350 families. just a -- >> why doesn't anyone else have it it is not reputable? it's a different style. >> it's a little more complicated. it's a little more touchy feely. you know, we really get into bed with the operators they don't leave retailers are all about replicating the predictable. we're about getting into that gray zone, you let the operator sort of deliver to that local. so so many retailers just don't want to do it because they don't want to mess it with i look at chick-fil-a and say they're doing it today very similar there are other models out there. but there is no one in grocery doing it. >> okay. what i have to ask about ev

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you can see this already beginning to see some of that over washington and oregon. here's a look at the futurecast, taking you through your friday, will stop it here at the the afternoon perhaps the evening drive. remain with mostly cloudy skies getting into saturday morning, more of the same. the clouds could be a little bit more thicker, but not much change going on for all the way into midnight now in the rain is beginning to move in. saturday at this point, it looks mostly cloudy, here's a look at sunday morning though things are starting to get a little bit more interesting we wake up with rain is on its way into the sierra, and by the afternoon, it moved through. it looks like a fairly quick moving system at least at this point. we will be checking it over the next couple of days with what we looking at at least for the time being. the winter weather advisory for the sierra starts early sunday morning and will go the entire day anywhere from 5 to 10 inches of rain perhaps i should say snow maybe a foot or so. for the afternoon today, we got mostly cloudy, dry

last night 13th ranked oregon battled utah.ith the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody, the pac 12 championship gave utah a chance to bolster the case to make it to the four-team college ploochs. the oregon ducks spoiled the party at levi stadium at a rainy night in santa clara. perfect duck duck worth there justin herbert to johnny johnson iii. look at the time. 45 yards. oregon built a 20-0 lead at the half. they were underdogs. third quarter. utah coming up tyrell huntly. 25-yard touchdown .utahs down 23-15. cv verdictle monitor night. 2078 yards rushing. aloha, three tds a 70-yard scamper puts it away. utah playoffs hopes down the drain. oregon wins 37-15. pac 12 champs they go to the rose bowl. >> they're the best i've been around. still have more football to play. pac 12 champions earned every bit. cut it lose left nothing in the tank at got it down. >> years of hard work and grueling workout but we got the right guys such an honor to be part of the zbleem steph curry had a clean upprocedure on

oregon pins the pac-12 championship. an the rose bowl. >>> high school football.alley ugly eagles hosting the elk grove thundering herd. clayton valley takes a two- point lead. 28-26. elk grove, chance to win it. the final minute, carter harris, intercepted in the end zone. 28-26. overnight the double-a state bel next weekend. >>> not that the stanford women's soccer team needed any help to be a championship contender, but it doesn't hurt that this year's college cup is 15 miles from campus. scientist against ucla. the cardinal fired up early. sophia smith through the defense. through the legs of jesse flemming. ties the game at one. late in the first half, ucla penalty kick. katie myer denies the official then has some words for the shooter. 3-1 stanford at the half. early second half, splith again. her third goal of the night. that's a hat-trick. cardinal win 4-1 onto the national final sunday against north carolina. the stanford men also work their way interest the college cup. >> wow. >> good night r stanford. >> i would say so. i like that goalie. >> that's s

oregon built a 20-0 lead at the half. they were underdogs. third quarter.-15. but cj verdictle had a monster night. 208 yards rushing aloha, three tds a 70 yard scamper the game put away. oregon wins 37-15. pac 12 champs go to the rose bowl. >> they're the best i've been around. still have more football to play. pac 12 champions to want they cut it loose. got nothing in the tank. got it done. >> years of hard work and grueling workouts but we have the right guys. >> steph curry had a cleanup procedure on the broken hand as we first reported this was the plan from the outset and remains on track to be reevaluated in february. >> warriors and about bulls in chicago. red panda in the house. always good show. look at the husting by draymond green. the steal here. glenn robinson iii set up for the 3. robinson led with 20 points in the game. draymond creating for willie cauley stein. come nent down 10 points 7 boards for willie kobe white showing off the handle. money bums up, 83-76. fast forward, final minute. gr 3 for the oop. last chance for chicago. zach levi

the oregon ducks spoiled the party upon a rainy night in scene clare. perfect duckworth.rs. wide open. oregon built a 20-0 lead at the half. underdogs. why would a duck need an umbrella? third quarter. utah coming bab. 25-yard touchdown. utahs down 23-15. but monster night for cj aloha, three td 6 the 70-yard scamper puts it away. utah hopes down the drain. oregon win 37-15. pac 12 champs going to the rose bowl. >> they're the best i've been around. they have more football to play pac 12 championship earned every bit. cut it loose. left nothing in the tank and got it done. >> years of hard work and grueling workout but we got the right guys such an honor be tart part to a. >> steph curry had a cleanup procedure on the brokeened hand when the break happened this was the plan from the outset. a will be reevaluated in february. >> red panda in the house. oh always a good show. >> now, look at the hustle by draymond green. the steal here, glenn robinson, iii. set up are to the rob i understand led with 20 points in the game. draymond creating for willy cally stein. seven amba

de manera ligera al sur de california y el último y tercer sistema cífico iba directamente hacia oregónimos sistemas estarían yendo hacia la zona de el norte para washington oregón y por supuesto canadá no afectando la región haces que finalmente a partir de el día domingo el cambio se va a sentir. >>> los próximos 10 días ahí están en pantalla mañana fresco 62a la mejor temperatura que vamos a tener en los próximos días lluvias el miércoles para el día viernes y sábado entra el sistema más fuerte vamos a estar vigilando especialmente las zonas por los incendios sábado lluvias domingo despejado. >>> regresamos. >>> gracias guillermo y bueno dicen que se romperá recorte en las ventas de este lunes cibernético se estima que los consumidores casarán un poco más de $9,000,000,000 en este día marcando historia en las ventas por internet. >>> una parte de estas ventas están siendo realizadas en amazon por lo que los empleados estarán muy ocupados. >>> y se quedan con mucho trabajo los próximos días para hacer llegar a su casa el pedido. >>> hoy es nuestro día nuestro monday a que estamos en n

my own state of oregon has a plan. states have been doing that. we have tried to take the best of both where you an in network rate that has been negotiated. use that and adjust for geography and complexity. dispute,is still a have a dispute resolution process at the back and it arbitration. we are trying not to let costs explode. you can solve this by paying everyone everyone -- everything everyone wanted but that is not good. you want to maintain the networks and the affordability. we think we found that sweet spot. host: >> i wanted you to tell our viewers what four corners means. some people outside of washington, d.c. rep. walden: myself and frank pallone who is a democrat. we swapped roles after the election. and then our counterparts in the senate on the health committee. the four of us represent the four corners. two democrats, two republicans, and as it turns out, the republican and democrat are in the minority and in the chairmanship. we all get together and have our teams and it is better -- bigger than that. but the four of us get toge

it missed oregon and settled here not as foggy, a lot of high clouds in advance of the system which is still back here and that is what is over us now but the next system will drag across throughout the da will d 40s and 50s with overcast conditions and visibility's much better, yesterday was zero visibility but that is not the case today. a lot of cloud cover and 50s. somebody backing up? >> sounds like an aol modem. good morning everyone. do you remember modems? let's check out the commute on 580 and two survive, traffic okay to start, off to a nice start and not much going on. i looked around to see if there was any red at all. you see traffic moving well in the south bay next time that we will look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> topping the news, two hours from now democrats are expected to unveil articles of impeachment against president trump and specifics are still in question but as doug luzader reports from dc this will set the stage for a full impeachment vote in the house before the end of pehment shoul introduced we think this morning and that means a full house could vo

. >> reporter: various charities in northern oregon distribute the toys to kids in need like this ronalde the ones you think of when you think of santa's workshop. literally handmaid toys made with love. that's what al likes to do. >> reporter: the kind of toys al missed as a child. >> i grew up during the depression. >> most christmas mornings you didn't get a toy. >> no. >> you know today kids don't get toys. >> i love those kids, little angels. >> and every one of those little angels deserves a toy. >> well, i sure hope so. >> reporter: this angel may never meet the other one, the retiring elf who cared. mark strassmann, cbs news, portland, oregon. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," growing questions about a genetic test taken by hundreds of thousands of women to determine breast cancer risks, how some results may have been wrong. >>> plus, we meet the united states navy band that's spreading holiday cheer here and around the world. >>> and how an inspiring performance of the "nutcracker" is breaking racial barriers and updating a holiday classic. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" f

the oregon ducks though spoiling the program at levi's stadium. he's got time and wide open.ld a duck need an umbrella? that's what he's made for. 25-yard touch down. down 23-15. but little guy with a monster night. 208 yards rushing and three touch downs, a 70-yard scamper here puts the game away. utah's playoff hopes go down the drain as oregon wins >> they still have more football to play. tonight they cut it loose, they left nothing in the tank and got it done. >> a lot of hard work. it's been years of hard work and grueling work outs but we've got the right guys. >> congrats to the ducks. steph curry had a cleanup procedure on his broken hand. as we first reported here this was the plan from the outset and steph remains on track to be reevaluated in february. warriors and bulls in chicago, red panda, bud the bull had a bad toss but that there she got it done. and hits the three. and robinson led the warriors with 20 tonight and with authority. 10 points and 7 boards for willie. white showing off the handles to the bulls and step back three. final minute we're tied, it's

. >>> in the meantime, a flight headed to oregon from sfo had to make an emergency turn around. sfo said the united flight had a gear steering issue. a passenger on the plane tells kpix everyone was deplaned right before take off to crews could fix a tire on where one landing gear. once they were in the air, there was a loud pop, and they were told to brace for an emergency landing and everyone was rebooked for a new flight when they landed. >>> 5 more cars have been hit with projectiles on highway 101 within minutes of each other. no one was injured when the items hit the front windshields of the cars just north of salinas. that makes 61 incidents since february. there's now a collective reward of $14,000 to find whoever is responsible for throwing that stuff at the cars. >>> tonight investigators are searching for a man that broke into a beverly hills synagogue and vandalized several items. it serves the iranian jewish community. here's what was damaged and what survived. >> reporter: this man is in his early 20s in shorts and sneakers. he broke into the synagogue in beverly h

. >> reporter: the theft has the sheriff's department in washington county oregon going on offense. >> where is this item? >> reporter: detective patrick and his team are planting bait packages on front steps to catch culprits and deter criminals. >> we're trying to keep everyone's holiday season happy. >> reporter: here is how it works. they put an item into a cardboard box along with a sensor leave it on a volunteer's porch and wait for an alert. once the package is picked up, police use a combination of gps, cell phone signal and radio frequency to track it down how effective is the program so far? >> we noticed about a 10 to 20% decrease in the thefts. >> reporter: the sheriff's department recommends sending orders to secure locations for example, have it delivered on a day you're home send it to the neighbor. use in store pickup or an amazon locker or get it delivered to work. >> anything but letting it just sit on your porch for hours. that's the best advice i can give. >> reporter: if all else fails, maybe just go shopping in person jo ling kent, nbc news, hillsborough, oregon.

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oregon wins a pac-12 crown.o the rose bowl on new year's day. 37-15 ducks. >>> tomorrow, the stanford women's soccer team will go for a national title. >> her shot is in. >> they advanced to the finale by beating ucla 4-1. the star forward had a hat trick in the game. the championship will be at avaya stadium in san jose. kick off at 5:30 tomorrow night. stanford will take on the second ranked team in the country. that is north carolina. >>> coming up, three people killed overnight in orinda. their car went off highway 24 and crashed. chp discusses if weather was a factor in that fatal crash. >>> and pg&e has just settled a series of claims against the utilities for billions of dollars. we are going to talk about how much pg&e is going to pay out for several fires. >>> today is the day that will live in infamy. that's how president fdr described the attack on pearl harbor 78 years ago today. today, one of the men who survived the attack will be laid to rest above the uss arizona. more on why he made that final w

he lost oregon. he won in california.weeks before he came here. jim mccarthy is the one who gets the credit for bringing bobby into the race because johnson was weak. mccarthy surprises lbj in new hampshire. bobby gets in. his last words which you heard >> were it's on to chicago and let's win there. he didn't know if he could get the delegates against humphrey. david: this is essentially last picture of robert kennedy alive. he gave a little quick v sign and went into the kitchen when he was shot. made an incredible photograph. one of my colleagues was with him also. i heard that something had happened so i ran outside and i saw ethel in the back of the ambulance. i took this photo through the ambulance door. it was shocking to me what had happened. it was clear i didn't see the senator after that. this picture really made me feel bad. it was 21 years old when i did it and it was the idea of intruding on someone's grief like that. that's not something i like to do or i don't think anybody does what i did it. many years l

from washington state to oregon, record rainfall is pounding the pacific northwest. and today, cars were wading in water several feet high. the unreflecting downpours triggering a landslide that closed roads. seattle experienced the wettest day it has seen in a decade and along the oregon coast, winds reached 70 miles an hour. >> it was wild. >> the wind was roaring in the trees. it roared all night long. >> when do we ever have rain? >> the wet weather comes as a record breaking number of people begin traveling for the holidays. then here at home at sfo and lax, down south, an estimated 6 million people expected to travel in the holiday rush. >>> congresswoman jackie spears stand in front of the mayor of south san francisco to announce that she will introduce eight separate bills to help with the noise including things like insulation assistance. even a voluntary curfew. >> the best thing to do would be to shut the airport down about 10:00 at night. and open it up at 7:00 in the morning. >> 24 hours a day. seven days to eat. >> proposed legislation will start in the

>> oregon is used to the rain anyway. >> so, let's give it to oregon.n friday, it is going to be wet. bring the poncho and layer or two underneath because we have temperatures in the 50s. the storm moves in and develops from 10:00 a.m. on friday, hangs out into saturday. outside decorating this weekend, squeeze it in from noon sunday right through the afternoon. >> you've got to get going on yohe te, the gifts, everything. you're stressing me out. >> the window is closing. overwhelming. >> we'll leave you with this beautiful shot of the bay bridge. have a great ooechbing. . >>> that's my like motto of the season. >> one minute to air, jennifer. >> awards season check. super bowl halftime, yep. j.lo confesses to "access" what's really got her nervous. and where in the world are harry and meghan? how have two of the most famous people on the planet managed to disappear? and we found the world's most eligible royal bachelors. >> his dashing good looks really did take royal by storm. ♪ ♪ a cozy little christmas here with you ♪ >> we're off and running with

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the oregon ducks taking on the utah uts.ly trying to make its case for a possible shot at the national champ sonship. we are live with the preparations under way. >> the 49ers suspend radio analyst tim ryan over offensive comments he made about baltimore ravens quarterback lamar jackson. why some say the apoll wasn't enough and the say the apology wasn't enough and the players coming to his defense. >>> there is mixed reaction to a controversial comment made by radio analyst tim ryan. the team suspended ryan for sunday's game against the saints after he said in a radio interview earlier this week that baltimore ravens quarterback lamar jackson's dark skin and uniform help him disguise the football when running the option. some of the 49ers top african american players are coming to his defense but one prominent african american church lead never san francisco is demanding ryan make a public apology. >> he should be brave enough to come to this black community and state his remorse. >> he was talking football. he could have u

smith: one of the highest it stood as raska, an mistakable part of the oregon trail. hen i look at the monument, i can't help but think of the brave pioneers of the oregon trail. oregon trail s, loaned mark, such as scottsbluff have al monument, must been a sight of awe. it must have served as keep going and to let them know they are well on their name. a ttsbluff was named by trader who died nearby. just as the monument's name from early economic opportunity in our region, the monument is still important to economy, drawing 150,000 people from across america and around the world each and every year. to thank the great folks who dedicate their time and hard work to keep the park so others maytion enjoy it for generations to come. it is with great pleasure i join with all nebraskans to celebrate the centennial of this oregon trail icon. thank you, mr. speaker. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the spea