and i think there's a big divide there between what we call western oregon or the valley. the portland area and rural oregon a lot of what we get from the politicians is a need your reaction. i don't have a tremendous amount of ease in how they do things. and i think the, the gun control, whatever you wanna call it, is a very good example of that killed that buying code. i don't know the solutions to lessen the chance of a sandy hood type incident is going to come from gun control. i think it's much deeper than that. do i know what the answer is? no, because there's, i think it's a very complicated, very complex problem. guns we're part of it. we have to decide what we're willing to accept on both sides of the fence. you know, are we willing to accept what happened? you know, in these different instances if not than what are we willing to accept, you know, laws and rules to lessen the potential that happening. again. my name is frances wheeler. my husband davis with me. we live in sandy hook, connecticut. david and i have 2 sons. our older son, nate, soon to be 10 years ol

this is a view of oregon state. also in 1909 the olmsted brothers produced a master plan for the ohio you state university. in columbus. building on corresponded between the firm and the university that have begun in 1905 which resulted in helping to define the schools honorific space called the oval, john wrote about his vision for the ohio state university yearbook. he advocated abandoning the informal arrangement for more formal organizations a trend that differentiates his design from his father's. he advocated preserving the central lawn and building a library. john olmsted recommended a more systematic approach to campus planning and specific areas for different studies and services. he suggested whatever the architectural style for buildings that they be harmonious in appearance. john olmsted promoted buildings were dormitories for women, he paid special attention to the central lawn and its relationship, you can see somebody who produced the olmsted plan was clearly not the olmsted because they use the spell

right now i have spoken with parents in oregon. they can't go back to work because they cannot find childcare. if they find childcare, they cannot afford it. making sure childcare is affordable, we pushed hard to make sure people are not paying more than 7% of the income. we have pushed hard to make sure there is funding for affordable housing. this is something i hear about all across oregon. not just urban areas but also rural areas on the coast. people cannot afford housing. we have pushed hard to make sure there is funding for affordable housing. the progressive caucus has a significant voice. with about 100 members, it's important for those voices to be heard. we compromised along the way to get the deal done. it is important to have this voices as well. host: the president compromised on the programs. does he still have your ear as far as the ability to influence the president? guest: i don't look at it as influencing the president. he is working together with the administration to make sure we have the best policy and help t

the bootleg fire in oregon burning more than 413,000 acres. the dixie fire becoing the second largest to ever scorch parts of california. >> i didn't know where i was. and it's a wasteland. >> we're just grateful to be alive. got each other. >> the 2021 hurricane season, while not as prolific as the record shattering 2020, was still an overachiever. there were 21 named storms, four of which were category 3 or higher. category 4 hurricane ida lashing louisiana, still recovering from last year's land falls. >> we're looking at imminent landfall of this storm. >> the deadly hurricane leaving millions of people in louisiana without power. some trajz lasting for months. ida slashed a path of destruction into the northeast, dumping up to 10 inches of rain. several areas seeing one night record high total for the month of september. new york city taking a direct hit from the tropical storm with subways turning into walls of water and floods pushing cars down streets. the storm once again turning deadly when basement apartments were submerged, trappin

and that was found actually in the locker of one school shooter, i think in oregon. so i made the decision to withdraw the book from publication. when you find out that you wrote something that's been associated with acts of violence, there are couple of ways that you can go. one way is to say, i had no responsibility for that. i just wrote a book. i didn't have anything to do with the shooting or you can say, ah, yeah, ok, i might have had some sort of influence on this. the question that you have to ask is, does this disturb individual have access, easy access to a weapon? to work out his fantasies with his, his killing fantasies. my idea when i wrote guns was, let's make it very, very difficult for people to get automatic and semi automatic weapons. i mean, obviously if we could stop chiller tornadoes, we would, but somehow we're just sort of ext is supposed to accept the idea that some guy with an a r 15 can go in to your mall and light up the food court. a one of the 1st questions i was that was on dealer lake oregon and they've sort of them on the guy who are g

a one of the 1st questions i was that was on dealer lake oregon homesafe, georgia. i'm the guy who own that. you're getting the civil george? no. it doesn't say i don't know how much it with incrementally that will reduce on our right. there's a, there's a where we can discuss with rational people are going to write our terminals during the people are so concerned about losing their rights. we can ensure that they keep their rights and still be able to control the with to a degree not. but certainly it will help you with that under my bed. right. but i've always done my right. and i'm not sure how good that is with them allows you baseball player. i guess the thing today that struck you would think that some of these folks would be kind of outraged, clackamas, with water 21st graders, and her teachers get back to understand why there was no reason to who are ah, everybody. thank you for coming today. we're up to that visual name for what we're doing. hi, id, like defenders of the republic, defenders of the constitution founding fathers, valley, forge fighting republ

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so oregon state. in corvallis. in 1909, president william jasper kerr invited olmsted to visit the campus, and the olmsteds actually had a couple of railroad cars around the pacific north west, designing parks and campuses. the original visit resulted in on going relationship between olmsted -- this is john olmsted and what is now oregon state university. and this relationship even involved olmsted mentoring a young faculty member whose name was arthur lee peck which was a fresh graduate of the agricultural national institutes college and would go on to become a professor at oregon state and a leader in landscape architecture education in the west. well, john olmsted was engaged in other oregon campuses. joan huckaday notes at oregon state university more of olmsted's direct impact remains than the other campuses, attributing the lasting legacy of john olmsted with the importance of surrounding students with simple beauty. and this is a view of oregon state in corvallis today. also, in 1909, the olmsted brothers pr

a one of the 1st questions i was that was like on dealer lake was oregon. i would say sort of them on the guy on the pricing with i don't know how much it is going to be with incrementally that will reduce, right. there's a, there's a where we can discuss with rational people, you know, the gun rights are determined that people are so concerned about losing their rights. we can ensure that they keep their rights and still be able to control the with to a degree or not. but certainly there will help you with that under my bed. right. but i've always done my right. and i'm not sure how good that is with them allows you baseball player. i guess the thing today that struck you would think that some of these folks would be outraged, clackamas, with slaughter 21st graders, and her teacher give that to understand whether there's an outreach to google or ah, everybody, thank you for coming today. we're up vishal name for what we're doing here, like defenders of the republic defenders of the constitution founding fathers, valley, forge fighting republic for a logo.

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pendleton, oregon, nicknamed the real west, is steeped in cowboy tradition. but these days it's no rough and tumble down. so when a woman was killed in broad daylight, the community was stunned. and then another brutal attack almost exactly one year later and a terrifying thought started to spread. was there a serial killer on the loose? here's keith morrison with "someone was out there." >>> there are children born into this world for whom the dance never ends. for whom joy seems uncontained. for whom exuberance is uncontainable. >> amyjane. what are we doing right now? >> we're riding on the roof of a car. >> there was this young woman, a sprite really, in a young woman's body, who loved adventure and people and who danced to music no one else could hear. which is why -- >> it haunted me. this case haunted me. >> haunted the police. haunted the whole town. >> is there a serial killer around? >> a serial killer with plans for two women in one particular church in one particular photograph? >> i was like this is insane and everybody needs to find this person.

the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. wyden: i ask unanimous consent to vacate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. wyden: in a few minutes, i'll be putting forward an unanimous consent request asking the senate to take up and improve a highly qualified and noncontroversial nominee. i'll just take a couple of minutes at this point to talk about maria pagan, nominated to be the next deputy u.s. trade representative in geneva. there are a few key points to make about the nominee as well as the critical role she'll serve representing the united states at the world trade organization to get a better deal for american workers, farmers, and businesses. to start, ms. pagan isn't new to high pressure, high-profile negotiations. she's currently deputy general counsel at the u.s. trade's office, the person called in with particularly challenging issues. she's taken on these difficult issues during numerous trade agreement negotiations, including the u.s. mexico canada agreement. she was in lockstep with me

i am from oregon. my home in central oregon was within a few miles of the biggest fires this year. this for me is very personal. if i can briefly state, i used noaa to make a decision to spend money to do a fuel abatement effort on my property. so this touches people at a very personal level in their pocketbook. i resonate with the tone of your question. at noaa we are responsible from the detection side using satellites and also aircraft capability. one of the dramatic improvements noted by the president a few months ago is our lightning for, a relatively new capability -- a lightning wrapper -- a lightning wrapper, a relatively new capability. -- a lightning mapper, a relatively new capability. we can predict where fires will initiate. then, the human element. we need to continue training incident meteorologists. a lot of people believe it is done by computers or machines. it is actually the people that make the difference. the last part of our responsibility as in, if you will, the effects of the fire. the smoke. we have new products that will allow high resolution where the smo

the washington grounds, the park in your city the barnes foundation in philadelphia in the park in oregon, his awards are near us, recipient of the 2012 medal of arts from president obama the 2011 american society of landscape architect meddle in the douglas metal of america. much like olmstead, lori's experiences before he finally settled a landscape architecture, he was living in new york city as an architect where he would give walking tours of the park. i came to the conclusion that central park was pretty damn good he said. it was an interesting and wonderful place. full of ideas. as luck would have it his architecture firm would to participate in competition in the book as part of the assignment he produced a rendering of every trail and path and tweaking every stone and relay in the park. but after doing so he came to the conclusion that central park by the american artist. from that time lori has headed the olmsted office in landscape education in the olmsted in campus design. we are honored here today to have him kick off then posting them. welcome. [applause] >> good grief thank

the oregon state beavers are in the house.ll the way from corvallis. [ cheers and applause ] and while "corvallis" may sound like erection medication, it is a city in oregon. [ laughter ] which is probably the only state that sells more marijuana than we do here in california. [ laughter ] the beavers are here in town to take on the aggies of utah state on saturday in the highly anticipated jimmy kimmel l.a. bowl. [ cheers and applause ] this is a bowl game named after me. i couldn't be happier. having a college bowl game named after me was the second to last thing on my bucket list. the only box i have left to check is ruining matt damon's credit score. [ laughter ] your opponents from utah state were here last night. [ booing ] we let some of the players introducing themselves, and of course we have to be fair, we want to extend that same courtesy to you guys. it's time to meet the team. here they are now, your 2021 oregon state beavers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> andrzej hughes murray, linebacker. i can't sleep without a

the latest happen just hours ago, near portland, oregon, and it was deadly. they say the shooter that went into that high school this morning as dad along with one student. that shooting began just after 8 o'clock this morning. just as students were getting started with their day, a very active scene and a community in shock after a shooting in trout, dale at reynolds high school, again, my 1st reaction was not again. and then my 2nd reaction was to get really mad. somebody was raising a child in a house with a are 15 and hundreds of ground ammunition. what kind of message was that child being sent? living in a house like that? yeah, they have a 2nd amendment right to do it. and we got 2 dead kids to show for it. and i just feel a sense of personal failure. what could i have done to make a difference? and that haunts me all the time. we have to work harder. lou. 0, one or 2? yeah. jeremy williams is a city delegated, and as you want to talk to, we stand together. we'll continue to stand together against russia. 80 in german police. probably errors that we dou

oregon state. in corvallis. in 1909, william jasper curr invited olmsted to come to the campus and lori mentioned that the olmsteds actually had a couple of railroad cars that would be pulled around at the pacific northwest in parts of the campus and the initial visit resulted in an ongoing relationship between olmsted. this is john olmsted and what is now oregon state university. and this relationship even involved olmsted mentoring a young faculty member, who was a fresh graduate of the massachusetts agricultural college and peck would go on to become a full professor at oregon state and a leader in landscape architecture initiation in the west. well, john olmsted was engaged in other organ campuses. more of awe olmsted's imprint remains and further, we -- had a lasting legacy with the lasting importance for students of simple beauty. and this is a view of oregon state and corvallis today. also in 1909, the olmsted brothers produced a master plan for the ohio state university in columbus, building on correspon

among these were wisconsin, kansas, colorado, oregon, on and on the list goes. there's an enormous range however in their work from schemes that have become iconic such as those at stanford and duke when you're going to hear about from cathy blake and mark huff to projects that were at times more formulaic. at their very best, this work demonstrates as clearly as any of the diverse plans of the firm's best known member, frederick olmsted sr., a concern and a genius for engendering a social sensibility. how was it that this partner and his colleagues and sons working through the tumult of america in the decades after the civil war, how was he available to invent a new landscape, a new typology, a paradigm that has become emblematic of american higher education and has been emulated around the world on university campuses? what did olmsted know and when did he know it? it's commonly understood that the antecedent of learning in modern universities was that of monastic settings. the first being of course established in the benedictine monastery of st. clement and s

among these were wisconsin, michigan, illinois, iowa, kansas, colorado, oregon, on and on the list goes there's enormous range however, in the work from schemes that have become iconic, such as those acts stanford and duke, which are going to hear about from kathy bleak, to projects that were more modest and at times rather formulaic. at their very best, this work demonstrates clearly as any of the diverse plans of the firms best known member frederick law olmsted sr. a concern and genius for entering and during a social vision for a given place and situation. how was it that this partner and his colleagues and sense, working through the tumult of america and the decades after the civil war, how was he able to invent a new landscape? a new type-ology? a paradigm for average occasional environments that has become emblematic of american higher education that has been emulated around the world since for university campuses? to answer this, i think we should probably ask, what did olmsted know, and when did he know it? [laughs] it's commonly understood that the antecedent of learning in mo

defazio of oregon, i inform the house that mr. defazio of oregon will vote yes on h.r. 5551. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by dr. joyce of pennsylvania, i inform the house that dr. joyce will vote yes on h.r. 5551. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? the gentleman from pennsylvania. >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. bacon of nebraska, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. bacon will vote yes on h.r. 5551. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> as the member designated by mr. cuellar of texas, i inform the house that mr. cuellar will vote yea on h.r. 5551. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from west virginia rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. lesko of arizona, i inform the house that ms. lesko will vote yea on h.r. 5551. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> as

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and along the coast of oregon. high earthquake activity. what do we know? >> yeah. popping up around earlier-this afternoon. but then, just kept escalating with more and more earthquakes and you can see it right there. just off the coastline of oregon. so i wanted to show you what we know about this. at least 30 earthquakes ranging from 3.5 to as high as a 5.8 magnitude. it is happening on the blanco fracture zone, magnitude five in that zone is somewhat common and historically, they have never be been follow bid something on land. of course, the big concern is tsunami. no tsunami warning right now. now, back here, across the bay area, we did get in on just a little bit of sunshine today. and some blue sky. was really nice. but here we go, again, as we head through tomorrow. clouds are returning for us and they are really not going to go anywhere as we head through the day. you can see those clouds will just linger right here across the bay area. so, no need for the sunglasses as we start off for tomorrow morning and we have got more of these 40s returning. then, to

it's destructive and ridiculous and not just happening in oregon.new york, politicians are saying the very same thing. >> i don't want to go back ever again to that place with people can't go to their jobs safely, can't congregate and kids can't go to schools. that isolation had a devastating effect on the human condition and we're still dealing with the fallout today. so to avoid that situation, i, today, am announcing we're enacting a statewide indoor mask mandate unless a business has a vaccination mandate. >> tucker: so an unelected low i.q. governor of a failing state explains to you in order to reduce social isolation, citizens are required to cover their faces and no one laughs at her or even says a word. you have to wonder what america is going to look like in 20 years. consider the economy that covid restrictions have created. there are a lot more 70-year-old millionaires that there's ever been but there's fewer 25 year old that has ever hope -- 25-year-olds will ever own. the ladder was pulled up and they know it. our elderly political cla

this is lunacy, its destructive and vicious and not just happening in oregon.new york, politicians are saying the very same thing. >> i don't want to go back ever again to that place where people couldn't go to their jobs safely, couldn't congregate, kids couldn't go to schools. that isolation had a devastating effect on the human condition and we are still dealing with the fallout today so to avoid that situation, i am today announcing that we are enacting a statewide indoor mask mandate unless a business has a vaccination mandate. >> tucker: so an unelected failed government said that into order to avoid social isolation, the designs are required to cover their faces and no one laughs at her says a word. you've got to wonder what america will look like in 20 years. consider the economy that covid restrictions have created. it there are a lot more 70-year-old billionaires than there ever been but few are 25-year-olds who have ever hope of owning any. they know they are excluded from the country's traditional systems of wealth creation. america's economy is clo

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host: let's go to leicester, calling from sandy, oregon -- lester from sandy, oregon.ler: good morning, how are you? host: i am fine, go ahead. caller: my family back in january, they told us the virus was going around. i believe it was maybe the covid-19, and, lately, all this stuff going on, i had a shot. it took me a year before i could have the shot because i have an immunodeficiency called igg4 and it creates lumps in my body, and infusions are about $20,000 each , and my son has one kidney. they told him that he could not have shot because it could cause him to die, and things like immune, things like that, most of these soldiers, maybe refused to have the shot, maybe they have some immune deficiency or something else going in their bodies. you do not hear all of that. i think in america, we have a right to choose what we do, and but at the same time, i agree with shot if you can have it. in order to do that, you have to see a doctor. in my case, i have to have specialists. anyhow, that is what i feel my concern is, safety. oregon has a higher immune against it b