i learned so much from each of you and to oregon -- former oregon speaker larry campbell, time and again you showed oregon how principled leadership produced real results. it was great sport serving alongside you as majority leader of the oregon house. toicht thank the church and school and scout leaders who influenced my life in such a way. i'd give a shout out to the late earle fowler, my late high school principal, whose counsel when i was student body president in 1973-1974 was as valuable then as it is now. i remember one of the thing he is told us as student leaders, he said, when there's a leadership vacuum, fill it. he expected us to step up, lead and take on challenges. i'm indeed thankful for the opportunity the people of oregon have given me to represent them in the united states house of representatives. it is a responsibility i have always taken seriously and i thankfully tried to do my best to represent them. after all this is their office, not mine. i was simply entrusted to use the powers bestowed upon it for their benefit. something i never forgot. it's part of why i've

republican greg walden of oregon. he announced he would not seek reelection after serving his eastern oregon district since 1999. then represented joe cunningham lost his seat after only serving one term. republican mark walker of north carolina is retiring after serving three terms. missouri congressman william lacy clay was primary out of office after 20 years of serving his constituents in st. louis. congressman -- here is congress and walden. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. walden: thank you very much, mr. speaker. to my friends in this assembly, thank you for your friendship. to the chairman of the committee, we have developed a wonderful relationship. sometimes we spar and your staff and our staff -- but we're a family. and families do disagree from time to time but generally speaking we're headed in the same direction that direction is making america a better place for everyone. solving problems. so i'm very thankful for your very generous, kind comments, mr. ch

oregon up from 10 locations a week ago. that includes a whopping six in the county where i am now home to portland, oregon. as you can see, hospitalizations are at record highs in oregon, as are the number of patients in icu and ventilators. look at this chart. governor brown enacted a two-week statewide freeze that included a ban on most nonefeshl activities -- nonessential activities. that statewide freeze ended last week and beginning thursday governor brown instituted a restriction framework based on a county's risk level broke ub down into four categories and those last two weeks. this county resides in oregon's extreme risk category. in fact, 25 of oregon's 36 counties are in the extreme risk category and restrictions are very similar to the recent statewide freeze. now this all continues to have a drastic effect on oregon's economy. the latest job numbers are stark across the nation but in oregon it reveals more than 15,000 oregonians filed initial jobless claims during the thanksgiving week, four times the number of

i learned so much from each of you and to oregon -- former oregon speaker larry campbell, time and again you showed oregon how principled leadership produced real results. it was great sport serving alongside you as majority leader of the oregon house. toicht thank the church and school and scout leaders who influenced my life in such a way. i'd give a shout out to the late earle fowler, my late high school principal, whose counsel when i was student body president in 1973-1974 was as valuable then as it is now. i remember one of the thing he is told us as student leaders, he said, when there's a leadership vacuum, fill it. he expected us to step up, lead and take on challenges. i'm indeed thankful for the opportunity the people of oregon have given me to represent them in the united states house of representatives. it is a responsibility i have always taken seriously and i thankfully tried to do my best to represent them. after all this is their office, not mine. i was simply entrusted to use the powers bestowed upon it for their benefit. something i never forgot. it's part of why i've

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oregon.: say it for us. >> oregon. joe: the key thing we needed to know today.f economics at the university of oregon. coming up, the relationship between the couple gold ratio and the treasury yield was one strong and now looks broken. we discuss why next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: we keep on talking about how much copper has been higher. romaine keeps banging on about the copper gold ratio. joe talks about it versus the treasury yield. what are we looking at in terms of copper gold versus 10 year yield? joe: this is like a relationship that has held for a while. about ther has taught relationship as may being a guide. we have seen the divergence lately with copper gold really in surgedg at a faster pace than the 10 year. people are questioning whether these move in tandem like they used to. romaine: i guess if you want to use the word revert to the mean that we will go back to that relationship. joe: obviously lines move together. joining us now is a bloomberg opinion columnist. before we get into the divergence, sometimes you can put two charts on a line

man in oregon politics but a very kind soul. he then served in the state 1973 to 1982 when oregon got its fifth congressional seat, he ran for elected.was he actually ran 31 different times for election. one. lost a single state house, bob passed a number of pieces of legislation. for farmers od up and ranchers in eastern oregon, and for lower taxes. in the he effort congress to pass a balanced budget amendment, and in the actually help e passed the kicker law which said when oregon collects more than anticipated, that goes back to the taxpayer. nd that went into the constitution eventually. bob went on to serve here, as i aid, for 14 years from 1983 to 1995 and then came back, chair of the agriculture committee, 19197 to turned from 1999 -- 1997 to 1999. a colleague from oklahoma, mr. lucas, who served ag committee and i yield him two minutes. mr. lucas: thank you, mr. chairman. appreciate you yielding. an honor to discuss my ag committee chairman, my colleague 1/2 years, bob smith. it was truly an honor. hen i sworn in in a sp

the gentleman from oregon. mr. defazio: madam speaker, i yield two minutes to the honorable ben mcadams from utah. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah is recognized for two minutes. mr. mcadams: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today in support of senate bill 4902, which is legislation renaming utah's federal courthouse in honor of senator orrin g. hatch. madam speaker, i met senator hatch many years ago and have worked with him since my time in the utah state senate and subsequently as the mayor of salt lake city county. i have always admired the service he provided for his constituents and colleagues in the senate alike. his accomplishments on behalf of utah and our country are a remarkable reminder of the bipartisanship we need to return to. senator hatch worked with his long time friend, senator ted kennedy, to pass the children's health insurance program, or chip. he also worked across the aisle to pass the radiation exposure compensation act, which compensated utahans who suffered radiation expos

house oregon's 2nd district. came to the energy and commerce committee in 2001 and as i referenced the energy and commerce committee as the greatest committee and i took the words of john dingell, our former chairman, who agrees with me, i know, but as he would say, our committee's jurisdiction is just two words, the world. we have jurisdiction over energy, the environment, health care, telecommunications, trade, manufacturing and then some and of course that very important issue called oversight and investigations. greg chaired the telecommunications subcommittee from 2010 to 2016 and jumped up over seniority over others because of his issue whether the digital broadcasting, anything involving the telecommunication industry. he became chairman of the full committee in 2017 and obviously the top republican as republicans no longer serve in the majority. and as you look back at his career and look at some of these landmark issues, ms. rodgers indicated a few, chip, children's health care, so important for all of o

his early expeditions were to map the oregon trail, to entice americans to settle the oregon country,ch was disputed with great britain, and the idea was lots of american settlers there would make it part of the united states inevitably. the senator was in a way pursuing his own foreign policy, which is a little different than the president at the time, john tyler. senator benton did it anyway. susan: we visited bend, oregon, which is part of the area he explored and met a photographer, historian, who has done some of what of you have done. i want to show a video of what the topography looks like today. [video clip] >> i don't think it has changed since he was here. there is not much erosion of this lava. i think it is pretty cool. he writes about it in his journal. we can stand here and be in a place where fremont was 170 some years ago. susan: you are able to re-create a lot of his journey. it was tough going. steve: looking at that video, my first thought is at some point, they had to cross that river. there was not going to be a bridge. i might go look for a ford where the water w

and you don't have to be from oregon. you can watch the news and see what she's done to oregon residents. it is appalling. clearly she believes she has the authority to do so when she came after me with everything she had to. i talked to cps state employees and they came forward and said they are shocked at her behavior and never seen a case go through like this. >> tammy: good luck to you and us watching this, the nation knowing that you are doing this is important because this is one way to push back. owi don't think we have to put p with us. you can make your argument in court. good luck to you. congratulations for moving forward on this. thank you very much for living forward on this tonight. lindsey graham is not the only one fighting back, business owners throughout the country have been in effect pushing back. for example in pennsylvania and motel owner sued insured to do to cover losses and in california restaurant owner and sacramento county over restrictions and here to discuss the fights, for freedom is harmeet

in oregon's >> yeah, i'm pleased to share that they are in theategory 1b. they have been approved for prioritization. and so, we will begin the planning for that vaccination, both for ouofcorrections sionals and the adults in custody. people to understand that while we have engaged in mass incarceration, these are our community members. sisters and aunts and uncles who have been incarcerated. and over 95% of them are coming back to our communities. and do you want them coming back, having felt cared for during the midst of a pandemic or not? i know what kind of neighbor i want. i want one that feels like they were cared for, both from a puctblic safety perse and a public health perspective during their incarceration. >> research has also shown that, beyond the obvious risk to the pethople who live, prisons and jails and detention centers can and wi and, we believe, have served to incubate and seed th virus back into the general community since employees, as we discussed, moveth move between institutions and their homes. so, even if you are ctrolling the pan

again, oregon citizens and nonprofits went to bat for him. again they worked to bring him to the united states for care, except this time, this time the trump administration had closed the door to iraqis, they were out of luck. my staff and i got involved, and together with all these dedicated oregonians, we were able to work with the embassy and get key officials to get a temporary visa for mustafah and his mom and he got the lifesaving care he needed. the oregon way actually beat back trump's hostility to immigration. now, supporting immigration is not just the decent thing to do. it's also the smart thing to do for our economy. my state is a perfect example. from the high-tech economy in the silicon forest to our wonderful family farms all across the state, immigrants contribute every day to our economy. nationwide on average, communities with more immigrants, a stronger and more dynamic economies. immigrants are more likely than those born in the united states to participate in the labor force. immigrants are more likely to own a small bu

the oregon fund has given out half of $62 million in grants with most of the rest approved so the cashone, and whether it is legal to help one race at the exclusion of all others. >> mitch mcconnell sees no reason why congress can't pass a coronavirus relief package before the end of the year. >> the american people are counting on us, small businesses that hung gone for most of the year to survive, a few more months, the paycheck protection program. >> bipartisan group of senators working on getting a deal done to break the stalemate between congress and the white house. lawmakers have until congress adjourned to december 21st. >> as purdue pharma plead guilty in their role in the opioid epidemic documents reveal consulting firm mckinsey and company suggested they pay rebates to pharmacies for overdoses link to oxycontin. phil murphy is in the hot seat for using the same firm to manage his state's pandemic response. >> the notion of putting a price on somebody's life is so offensive it is beyond the pale. on the other side, we have been advised by a number of firms, they've done a goo

our guest from the university of oregon is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: today we are focused on the reflation trade. heading into next week, we get the fomc meeting, the final one of 2020. joe, they are taking a look at inflation expectations. joe: not raging inflation or inflation above the fed's forecast, hyperinflation, but you can see the big comeback in that five year break even after having plunged above precrisis levels. we are at the highest level since 2019, so you do see this expectation of price pressure in a way that presumably, the fed is happy to see, although in the atg-term, still not even your target at this point. for more on what this all means, i want to bring in the professor of economics at the university of oregon and bloomberg opinion contributor tim dewey. you wrote a blog post examining the fed's big decision next week. i want to start with something expects, some sort of great move that they will shift asset purchases through the longer end of the curve, something on that side. you seem skeptical fo

what happens to oregon, just oregon. about oregon, if you don't get this money, this extra money for your state and local coffers up there? >> they are in the middle of a budget crisis right now. they are looking at the main things the state funds which are public safety and transportation and health care. and trying to figure out where they can possibly cut to do the least damage. but those are very, very tough choices in that set of issues. we're also very, very concerned about our rural health infrastructure, our rural hospitals, our rural clinics and how those will survive. local counties are not collecting property taxes in the same way. the state is not collecting income tax revenue in the same way as they've diminished dramatically. there's a lot of hurt to go all around. >> senator jeff merkley, democrat from oregon, as i said, a veteran of oregon government as well, thanks for coming on and sharing your perspective with us. >> thank you, chuck. take care. >> thank you. >>> up next, as we await for president bide

dan springer has more in this story. >> grant from the oregon cares act fund was a lifeline. >> whenthere's scrutiny. i've experienced it more than once myself. and so we have a little bit more difficult time accessing resources. >> matt and other black business owners are the targeted recipients for the oregon covid relief, 62 million-dollar fund of federal taxpayer accessible only to blacks. >> not to white, not to hispanics, not to asian americans, not to native americans but only to blacks. that is unfair, that's unconstitutional and it's polarizing in our nation today. >> two lawsuits have been filed arguing the grant program violates the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment which aimed to dismantle racial segregation, but advocates cite a study showing black-owned businesses failed at more than twice the rate of white-owned businesses through april. >> black-owned businesses and would-be entrepreneurs do not have the same access to capital as other folks in our country. that's because the banks have discrimination and bias baked into their system. >> economists on goin

katie beck, nbc news, brookings, oregon. >>> in just 60 seconds, outrage after a woman falsely accuses a teenager of stealing her iphone. his father capturing the confrontation on video and speaking out tonight. >>> back with the growing outrage over the hotel confrontation caught on camera. a woman mistakenly accusing a black teenager of stealing her iphone tonight, that teenager's father is sharing his story with our kathy park >> it's mine >> reporter: tonight, keon harold says he is still in shock over this heated conversation, which he felt compelled to record and post online >> some stuff you cannot make up and you have to see it to believe it >> reporter: the award-winning jazz musician speaking to nbc news about the stranger who wrongly accused his 14-year-old son of stealing her iphone while in a new york hotel lobby and went on to attack them. >> are you kidding me? you feel like there's only one iphone made in the world >> no, okay, then show me -- >> reporter: why do you think she was so quick to accuse your son of stealing her phone? >> to me it's still puzzling that someb

waiting on 55 in california and 7 in oregon. joe biden won the state handily and move to california. 55 here. then the 7:00 hour so you can see the math there. a convincing biden win there. hawaii, 7:00 in the east they will gather four more in the aloha state. by the time we were done counting the votes is how it will end tonight. no doubt when with woke up this morning and no doubt now. even if you're a supporter of president trump. a contested and fichelection an election year. but it's done. we are still waiting on the last three states, oregon, california, hawaii but no faithless electors so-called. 240-232 right now. oregon will come in soon. 55 here. 4 here. joe biden won all three of those states. 232 was donald trump's final total when we were done counting the votes election week and he is done. nothing more for donald trump to be gained as we go through the electoral college process. that will end. you should not have had any doubt when you woke up this morning and you should have absolutely no doubt when you sit down

some say oregon's new law will lead to more drugs and more crime.it's a first step to address the mass incarceration of addicts. so going to prison did not solve your addiction to drugs. >> going to prison is about punishment. >> in the 1980s, stanley richards lived in the bronx and developed a habit of using cocaine and heroin, a lifestyle that led to multiple arrests and years in prison. you didn't get clean until you joined a program and started dealing with your life. >> started dealing with my life. i went to school, got my ged, went to college, graduated khreupbl. >> stanley is now a prosperous business man and head of the fortune society which advocates for alternatives to incarceration for addicts. it's success stories like his that helped inspire a majority of oregon voters to decriminalize hard drugs in november. oregon became the first state to preclude prison for possession of small amounts of heroin, cocaine and variety of drugs. drug users can choose to pay a small fine or submit to a a heah assessment. it's designed to take punishment

jillian: oregon governor brown extending the coronavirus shutdown.e of the most difficult parts of the pandemic is the decision to close down our businesses, very difficult for oregonians but also very necessary. it is so incredibly important for the next few weeks that oregonians continue to comply with the safety measures. jillian: one mayor is saying enough is enough pending an open letter to the governor, joining me with why he is urging businesses to safely reopen despite the restrictions, the mayor of sandy, oregon, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. jillian: for people at home watching let's have a clip of your open letter to the governor and this says our neighbors are simply unable to continue drowning arbitrary rules that are bankrupting their family businesses. governor brown, we are open. what his reaction been. what is your reaction so far? >> i had an opportunity to have a conversation with her where i expressed the importance for action in the drafting effect on local main street community. there is desperation, thes

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and yes, they have kept oregon weird.ell done. >> harris: think about the people we have lost to covid-19. 213 police officers, according to the fraternal order of police just today, tallying that number up over the year. when you think about that, you wonder what would really honor them. wouldn't that be getting it together enough such that we don't also hurt people that may never recover economically? it's just a question. well, we are learning prison inmates in one state will be among the first to get the coronavirus vaccine ahead of senior citizens and others in high-risk groups. does that sound fair to you? the debate you don't want to miss. and why the calls for special counsel to investigate hunter biden's business dealings are growing, despite attorney general barr's decision not to appoint a special counsel. ♪ if these beautiful idaho potato recipes are just side dishes, then i'm not a real idaho potato farmer. genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. learning

we saw an instance in salem, oregon, the capital in oregon, there was arrests being made because thingsot a little bit out of control. there is video from the scene. meanwhile you still have governor cuomo in california in new york, the governor of california, governor of michigan, calling for more lockdowns, more severe lockdowns. i want to play a sound bite though. governor cuomo is still patting himself on the back for the work he did. i want to get your reaction. play the sound. >> there is going to be a time when people turn around and say, why did 57 people die and why did we have more people die than anywhere else? you don't want to have to answer that question and the answer can't be because we played politics. so, healthy holiday. i will have a great one. santa will be very good to me, i can tell. i worked hard this year. david: so here's a guy who is saying he deserves a great christmas, one, increased the lockdowns, threw thousands of businesses out of work, ruined lives. also was responsible for that horrible situation in nursing homes. i have a producer who just lost his gr

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here is a university of oregon football star. so many troops, so many football stars of that era had been drafted and went off to fight in the war. that was a big piece of that moment. there is no professional football at that time. college football was the main thing. the baseball season concluded and lots of people wanted to see football. unlike now, they couldn't go. no routers to see the game. there were a fair number of colleges that did play, georgia tech famously played quite a few home games. games were canceled in cities that had big outbreaks like philadelphia and boston. so you saw lots of teams that did not have full records. many conference is also canceled. but they did in fact play, often without fans, although in some cases they played with fans wearing masks. that is an interesting dimension to that. the stanley, cup for instance, is another example. until i did my research, i didn't know. the stanley cup ended in a draw, and that's because most of the canadians who are in the midst of it, a number of games, and

23 oregon.er, cal down 3-zip. a 13-play 75 yard drive. shaw caps a 80 yard drive. nearly took ten minutes off the top. play action, cal down. chase garbers to nico, what a play that was. 21-17. and cal is fired up. minutes ago, oregon on the move. tyler shough to johnny johnson iii. and he fumbles the one football. golden bears recover it. 21-17. a big upset win for cal. so everybody won in college football. women's team had a big day at unlv. coverage coming up at 11:00. >> sounds good, chris. thanks. >>> tonight on abc7 news at 11:00 -- >> and they set up a movie company right next to my outdoor patio. >> as outdoor dining gets shuttered in several california regions, one los angeles business owner is at her whitt's end, saying the rules are contradictory. her emotional video now going viral. >>> and how christmas tree lots are adjusting to san francisco's new restrictions. all coming up tonight at 11:00. >>>le well, finally now, united airlines treated 40 young pairs from bay area hospitals t

johnna johnson, to fourth quarter oregon fumbles, cal at 23rd rank oregon's expense, on the board.st w of the season. >>> i am be in now by alabama, rolled off another federal, lsu, how could they defend this catch? devonta smith, what the -- what? you act of 231 yards and three touchdowns. it is there any come a -- bay area counselor teacher better than him. i don't think so. he added three more touchdowns, 145 yards, he is the heisman candidate, it was roll tide 55- 17. had into the championship game, against emily turner's florida gators december 19. number two ranked stanford basketball team hammered unlv, 10 154, enough of segment one. does -- this is matter of the nfl and we will's of today's ways of working may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest gig speed network. flexible tools - like wi-fi you control. voice solutions that connect you from anywhere. and expert advice here, here, or even here. be fast. be flexible. bounce forward with comcast business. get started wi

what we need to do now is take oregon to other states.e're having this conversation five years from now, have oregon be the default as opposed to the one-of-a-kind events that happen in this electoral cycle. amy: we want to thank you, ronald newman, for joining us. we will talk to you after the show and post it online about the right to counsel the spacing you fiction in boulder, colorado. we also want to talk about low-wage jobs and what happened with legislation. ronald newman is the national political director for the american civil liberties union. happy birthday to carla wills! ♪ >>> hello. a very warm welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. we begin in the u.s. where the president-elect is making a case for his pick to delead the defee department. joe biden is set to nominate retired general lloyd austin. he served in the army as recently as 2014, leading some to

what we need to do now is take oregon to other states.e're having this conversation five years from now, have oregon be the default as opposed to the one-of-a-kind events that happen in this electoral cycle. amy: we want to thank you, ronald newman, for joining us. we will talk to you after the show and post it online about the right to counsel the spacing you fiction in boulder, colorado. we also want to talk about low-wage jobs and what happened with legislation. ronald newman is the national political director for the american civil liberties union. happy birthday to carla wills!Ñ on "america reframed": elouise cobell: people are dying in indian communities every single day. it is time to draw a line ithe sand. engh is engh. l toro: meet euise cob, who in 16 filed onof the largest class tion lawits in.s. histy. "no long will weolerate this abuse." this is r money, and this i. l toro: bell argd th for welover a century, thu.s. govnment hafailedthis i. pay nate amerans theishare ofoney earn for oiltimber,and mirar

, to prepare for its game against oregon state. that game was originally scheduled for stanford stadium. >>> one of the east bay's largest school districts is planning to send students back to class next month. they plan to reopen january 25th. it would be a phased reopening and only if alameda county is out of the purple tier. they plan to bring back small groups in pre-k through second for two days of in person classes each week. grades 3 through 12 would return in february. older students like 6th and above would remain largely virtual. >>> attorney general bill barr is undercutting president trump, declaring he has seen no evidence of widespread voter fraud. that contradicts the president's claims made since the november election. barr says the fbi has followed up on many complaints, but have found nothing would change the outcome of the election. >>> president-elect joe biden focused on the economy again today, still struggling under the increasing spread of the coronavirus. he promised more attention on american families stru

oregon spending millions of dollars on a covid-19 relief program for african-americans on we. program now the target of two lawsuits. dan springer has details. >> being shut down for 3 months during the covid-19 crisis put joy matt, the owner of this beauty salon in debt 30,$000. grant was a lifeline. >> when you go for other things there is a little extra scrutiny. i experienced more than one ones myself. we have a more difficult time accessing resources. >> mac and other black business owners of the targeted recipient of a $62 million fund of federal taxpayer money accessible only to blacks. not to whites, not a hispanics, not to asian americans, not to native americans but only the blacks. that is unfair, unconstitutional and polarizing in our nation. >> reporter: two lawsuits argue the grant program violate the equal protection clause of the fourteenth amendment aim to dismantle racial segregation but advocates later study, businesses fail that twice the rate of white owned businesses through april. >> the setback black owned businesses and would be entrepreneurs do not ha

do you know anything about puerto rico in oregon. our do nor i can find it. >> i don't have the exact numbers, puerto rico and oregon both filed a brief period and decided the relief that this would have very significant impact in their state. an argument cites the two cases that are currently challenging the plea agreements. we have conces about that. we know that the issue in our state has been raised to challees above plea agreement as well. so theyst don't just and also bn raised as something to attack an agreement and there's a i large number. petition state, we can take the promise of the justice initiative numbers and think of 1600 i think that is an awful lot of new trials. >> in a totallyeparate question is what he do about brown versus louisiana. it says that six person jury has to be unanimous . can't be be five - 140 so the six pson jury cannot be five - one targeted and can't be ten - two. in the first was funmental. so who is the second. >> will i think the brown is sustainable in a couple of ways. i think to the kind o

oregon police have had violent confrontations with left wing groups.ow it's coming from the right. >> good morning. after a summer of skirmishs and outright battles with left wing groups including antifa, now winter that is shaping up to be a running battle with right wing groups including the proud boys and patriot prayer. in monday's disturbances groups of protestors, some armed, smashed windows and broke into the state capitol in salem while politicians were debating covid lockdowns and economic relief. troopers attempted to push the crowd back after some got inside. some of the protestors were armed with handguns and rifles. according to oregon state police osp troopers were sprayed with some kind of chemical agent on two different occasions. and they said a 41-year-old man had been taken into custody as a result. at least three others were arrested as troopers declared an unlawful protest. the protests with many taking part unmasked by organized by the right wing group patriot prayer. >> shame on you. shame on you. police brutality. police brutali

>> sandra: oregon governor kate brown accused of terrorizing a salon owner and now an oregon mayor isckdown order. that mayor will join us just ahead. >> she did signed child protective services to my home less than three days after i had open my doors publicly and they interviewed my children without my presence. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. >> jon: at the backlash against "the new york times" continues to grow over it story about a teenager forced to withdraw from her dream university thanks to another team who wanted to punish a comment she made years ago on snapchat. many critics say the times story essentially glorifies cancel culture. joe concha is a columnist for the hill into fox news contributor. the controversy continues to grow. this young woman when she's 15 makes a comment using the n-word in a snapchat video that was su

oregon wins 31-24 ending usc's perfect season. this abc 7 >>> all right. that will do it for the week. we made it. thanks for joining us. >> you sound exhausted there. get exhilarated, the weekend is >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- john mulaney, rita wilson, and music from devon gilfillian. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone, thanks. oh, it's -- it's too much already. i'm jimmy, i'm host of the show. thank you for watching the show on giving tuesday, #givingtuesday. can you believe we used to be terrible without hashtags? [ laughter ] it seems weird to have giving tuesday after everyone spent all their money on black friday and cyber monday and give me some of that saturday. [ laughter ] but that's how we do it. america first. this was nice. in honor of giving tuesday, jeff bezos, founder of amazon, the world's richest man, gave his employees an extra 90 seconds to use the bathroom today. [ laughter ] no one had to sprint. [ applause ]

oregon, california, and hawaii.ll go for biden. >> all of them will go for biden. election day was tuesday and took us until saturday to declare the winner on election week in america if you will. this has gone pretty smoothly today. in the hour ahead joe biden will officially pass 270 electoral votes and already the president-elect. the circumstance and pomp of today and you mentioned let's show you. isolate california one minute. in the 5:00 hour on the east coast. it's 2:00 on the west coast. california stands alone. 55 electoral votes and joe biden at 240. california will put him over the top. oregon is voting they started last hour and its votes likely come in before california and put joe biden with more of a lead and california will put him over the top. waiting on 55 in california and 7 in oregon. joe biden won the state handily and move to california. 55 here. then the 7:00 hour so you can see the math there. a convincing biden win there. hawaii, 7:00 in the east they will gather four more in the aloha stat

host: thank you for the call from oregon. indiana, good morning. caller: i think it is a day late and a dollar short. nancy pelosi didn't want to pass it until she gets her way. she can take my $600 and buy her a freezer full of ice cream because she can't get enough money. i don't want it, keep it. host: wayne in indiana. you are next. caller: good morning, sir. host: go ahead. caller: i took my check and i had to pay a little insurance on my car and stuff like that. it helped. gladlad to finally -- i am they're finally giving something back to the people, because we own this country. this is the greatest country in the world. we own it. it is supposed to be run for us. they are not doing it. they are running it for themselves. this needs to stop. we gave them a job, we can take it away from them. they have to realize that the people are getting fed up with this. it will have to come to a stop or we will take it all the way and do it all again. we took the british and everything. i had family who fought, were the minutemen and everything. i have b

stanford beats oregon state 27-24.9ers will play their second game as the home team in arizona tomorrow when they face the washington football team. both teams are 5 and 7. and both are still on the hunt for the playoffs. >> when you've got the defense they have, when you've got someone like alex who's very consistent with where he goes, they're usually not going to lose it. you've got to come in and beat them, and that's tough to do with some of the talent they have. >> all right, be sure to join our friends at nbc sports bay area for 49ers pregame live sunday morning at 9:00. they'll get you ready for the game against the washington football team. and then once the game is over, switch back over to nbc sports bay area for 49ers post game live for analysis and post game reaction. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. this year, xfinity internet gives you more options than a holiday dinner table. pick the speed that's right for you, with options faster than gig. and get reliable internet with top-notch co

oregon was back up. anthony brown, his first attempt of the season. there was a touchdown.e is the regular starter, there was the past to take a johnson. it was 21-7. they are coming back. there is less than 3:00 left. it is ruled incomplete. jamaal hill somehow got a foot in bounds. there was that interception. that sealed the deal for the ducks who won 31-24. oregon is the 2012 pac-12 champion. >>> san jose stay will play its first championship against boise state. the head coach is now on . >> come on, we are climbing a mountain. that is what i am worried about. we will move forward. we are playing in the biggest game of the history of our school. i love what we are doing. we can build a football program at san jose state. >> kick office this afternoon and 1: 30. san jose state against boise state. >>> they had extended their ban on contact sports. that means glendale, arizona, is officially home. they will play the seahawks at state farm stadium. some of the players are getting their families to move to the desert including kyle shanahan. they agreed to 56 game season.

oregon. -- vote from oregon. on all of the disputes the commission votes 8-7 to give the votes to hayes. 8-7. there is another one vote. 8-7. so hayes is counted in. but the democrats, and this is the scene i want to leave you with -- what a scene it would have been if it only happened. the democrats still didn't get up. once it was clear that they -- that this commission was going to rule for the republicans, because there are eight republicans on it and seven democrats, all the time, people start writing tilden. and they say, we want you to go to court and get writs of quo warranto to serve on hayes. and one guy says -- he said i want you to get that writ of quo warranto and i want you to be at the inauguration on inauguration day, and after he takes the oath of office, but before he gives his inaugural address, i want you to serve it on him, right there on the steps of the capitol. so he spends all four years in court trying to defend his right to hold office. that would have been a scene

joining me now is that very mayor in oregon. thank you very much.t the open letter that you wrote directly to the governor calling the rules arbitrary. >> well, that's right. i wrote an open letter to the governor because small communities across oregon like mine are tired of the double standards. neighbors can pack into malls and support corporal america but we can't support our stores on main street. the double standards have to stop. >> julie: you write, our neighbors are simply unable to continue drowning in arbitrary rules that are bankrupting their family businesses. governor brown, we are opening. have you heard from the governor? >> i have. i talked to her the other day. she told me that she has the evidence. she acted extremely excited that she had the evidence that fitness centers and restaurants and bars contribute to the spread. so what i'm asking this morning is after 24 hours after she promised that her staff would send me the evidence, where is the evidence? i want to know. we expect to know. if you are going to shut down the main str

a group of oregon parents sued saying the policy caused embarrassment and stress to students. similar lawsuits have been dismissed by courts in other parts of the country. >>> 49ers face a make or break moment tonight at their home away from home. they take on the afc east leading buffalo bills on "monday night football." so they are hosting, not at levi, but at state farm stadium in phoenix where they relocated. the niners got some big help yesterday with losses by the teams ranking above them. a win tonight and they would be tied for the last nfc playoff spot with minnesota and arizona. >>> let's get a look at the forecast beautiful but need to be mindful what is happening. >> we need to be mindful of the high winds in our mountains. it is so beautiful outside. we can get outside and get fresh air and sunshine, as our temperatures continue to warm up. a live view in san francisco. it doesn't look as hazy as it has the past few days. some of these winds kicking up today coming in is also helping to clear our skies. as we get a look at our wind gusts and our speeds that we are

serving his eastern oregon district since 1999. democrat joe cunningham of south carolina lost his seat after only serving one term. republican mark walker of north carolina is retiring after serving three terms. missouri congressman william lacy clay was primary out of office after 20 years of serving his constituents in st. louis. here is congressman greg walden. the speaker pro tempore:

oregon won 74-64. usf lost two straight. they're 5-4. marcus mariota, great, but the raiders lose, likely their playoff chances are done. ken? >> tough one, tough one to watch. but one of california's most popular santas reinventing the way he spreads christmas ch james brown and bill cowher welcoming you back to the midnight snack run. this is one tricky obstacle course. he's reaching... but he pushes it away! he's approaching a plate of iced cookies... he blows right by 'em oh the fridge looks like he's headed for the soda. wait! he jukes left! grabs the water bottle now he's just gotta get out of there. look what dropped from the sky! don't do it dennis. that's the way you execute a midnight snack run. stand up to cancer and rally want you to reduce your risk for cancer, go to takeahealthystand.org. nothing stops santa claus. nothing. not even the pandemic he's still coming to town if a different way. >> he's reinvented how he spreads christmas cheer. ho-ho-ho. [ laughter ]. >> well, you might have seen santa in los angeles, he does t

usf and oregon tied. the ducks have a 24 game win streak on their core. first half, he goes down the lane. 18-14. knows it had 10. it is lj, missing but eric williams jr. with the tip. ducks win, 74-64. the dots are now 5-4 after two consecutive losses. that is a jammed pack, for a change, night of sports. we are getting there. warriors will keep us dizzy. that is the sporting life for right now. >> a ended up being a good football game to watch with the breakdown in overtime . >> i cannot believe it. >> it was a hard one. >>> thank you for joining us. have a great one. >> good night everybody. clear night here's the problem with teleportation. lay it on me. assuming a device could be invented which would identify the quantum state of matter of an individual in one location and transmit that pattern to a distant location for reassembly, you would not have actually transported the individual. you would have destroyed him in one location and recreated him in another. how about that? personally, i would never use a transporter, because the original sheldon w