bonamici of oregon. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1097, the gentlewoman from oregon, ms. bonamici, and the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, each will control 10 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from oregon. ms. bonamici: madam speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. this en bloc includes several amendments that i believe would vastly improve the underlying legislation. first, one of the included amendments will address a critical concern. i cannot support any legislation that opens the door for taxpayer funding of abortion, and this bill opens that door. the legislation includes vague language allowing program funds to address health needs and improve health and well-being. while this mi

and talk about different trail the oregon trail. now i ain't gonna lie. i love me the oregon trail.when it was the video game. right the green screen. yeah for the river. oh united dysentery. all right, which the the text-based version of the game starts in the 1970s, but it becomes popular in the 1980s and the 1990s. right and so it's this you start in independence, missouri and you're supposed to lead your party to the willamette valley acrossing various rivers and and problems along the way right broken axles and all kinds of funding dying of cholera and dysentery. it was so interesting in that game. is that you never once encounter native americans? it's not part of the game. which we think about it doesn't make sense. it legitimately doesn't make sense. there's no way that you could have traveled from independence, missouri to the willamette valley and the 180 days to it by the 1850s 140 days. there's no way you could have done that without encountering native americans yet. they're written completely out of the game. all right, native americans only kind of pop up in our visio

to idaho and oregon now. where do you want to go first? >> let's take a trip over to our friends in idaho. now here what's important to take a look at. the republican governor here is brad little. he is a conservative guy. he backed the lawsuits to try to overturn the election for donald trump. not conservative enough for donald trump. backing instead his own lieutenant governor. this is a fratricidal race here. what you see is that trump endorsement not helping the lieutenant governor. incumbent brad little seeming to run away with it so far. 45% in. even in the most conservative part of the state, incumbent brad little. >> i butchered her name earlier. i know it's mcgeachin. but it's mcgeachin. >> donald trump's endorsement doesn't always take you over the top. even in a republican primary. >> all right. >> i want to bring one other thing back to folks' attention because it's really interesting. north carolina. right? this is something where donald trump endorsed ted budd. this guy had had no support in the state convention. trump endors

i love me the oregon trail. [inaudible] video game. all right? the green screen, for the river, oh [inaudible] or your dive dysentery? right? which the text base version of the game starts in the 1970s when it becomes popular in the 1980s and 1990s. and so it's this you start in independence, missouri, and you are supposed to leave in a party to the well met valley, across the [inaudible] reverse and problems along the way, like broken axles and all kinds of things like dying of cholera and distal dysentery but what's so interesting in that game is that you never once encountered native americans. it's not part of the. game but you would think it doesn't make sense. illegitimately doesn't make sense. there's no way that you can have traveled from independence, missouri, to the willamette valley, 180 days, by the 1850s, 140 days, there's no way you could've done that without encountering native americans. yet their written completely out of the game. all right. native americans only kind of pop up in our vision of the kind of westward expansion th

a lot going on in georgia on the debate front who is next out of oregon, portland, oregon democrat good morning. >> caller: good morning how are you? i used to live in macon georgia and now i am in oregon. my comment and questions are prime about house races in oregon the other in the prime rate may in oregon or in november. organ is a small state skinner is a progressive candidate endorsed by elizabeth warner. an important race oil canning endorsed by jane fonda's running for the open seat peter left a long time occupant of that race. the other one is an interesting, gainng oregon gained a seat. salinas is a house' majority leaderga including candidate has wall-to-wall tv ads apparently supported by $7 million in bit coin money. may be your guest may not be following organ is a small state. wonder ifth you have comments bt those three house raisins? through it ongoing to bet jacob has stopped. >> what's going on organ is super fascinating especially in the newest six district for this reapportionment process oregon gained a seat part of larger trend we have seen a population this was p

schrader of oregon, and ms. bourdeaux of georgia, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 7790. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by messrs. katko, meijer and joyce, i inform the house that mr. katko will vote yea, mr. meijer and joyce will vote nay on h.r. 7790. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. sires, mr. lamb, mrs. kirkpatrick, mr. higgins, mr. payne, and mr. pascrell, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 7790. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. reschenthaler of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. reschenthaler will vote no on h.r. 7790. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speake

they end their season oregon state advances to their second. women's college world series in arizona number one seated stanford baseball pac-12 tournament roland carter graham 20th homer of the year gives the cardinal the lead and the batman mask. that is the reward very cool, right? get started joey dixon gives up just two runs on five hits with five strikeouts ends of bases loaded jam here. stanford wins their 15th straight five four. they advance the first ever pac-12 title game. they'll wait ucla or oregon state matters with the off-season training activities fancy way of saying voluntary practice our first chance to look at second year quarterback, trey lance, and he says he does not hear all the outside noise on social media. in their most respectful way possible. like i really it doesn't change how i feel about you guys as people, but i really don't like necessarily it's not my job to carry with you guys say or anyone else on social media. i mean for me, it's i care about what the guys in the locker room thing and withs my job. you guys

in oregon that is an essential question and they still haven't figured out.mandating tampons in the boys bathroom it's menstrual equity and you're getting it whether you wanted or not. [laughs] covered this pacific northwest is a host in seattle he joints is to confirm if this is a real story is adjacent? >> he signed some and called the menstrual dignity act which elementary through high schools to put three tampons and menstrual pads in every single bathroom including the boys bathroom and to ensure that schools actually comply with the law oregon department of education release this toolkit for educators declined that there is now a quote, right to menstrual transgender and nonbinary and spirit students this toolkit offers some gender affirming recommendations discussed about people who ovulate something girls are supposed to say menstruating student and beyond these pretampons in schools are supposed to provide gender confirming medically accurate instructions on how to use the product which obviously you can't be medically accurate if you're pretending w

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should the us press its rights to the oregon territory. should they give notice and then figure out a treaty? the democratic supporters that year coined the phrase that as far as we know is never uttered by james k polk himself. aka young hickory, and that was 54 40 or fight. that means 54 degrees and 40 minutes latitude 54-40. your fight. the implication is the americans want all of the oregon territory. how do you like that for hagley? i'm having a yard sale and another month. i'm looking forward to the haggling. it's the best part. and also selling things that i got for free, that's the other good part guard sales, right? so 54 or 40 your fight is at a bargaining tool. is it haggling or does poke really want the whole thing? pope doesn't really say the election instead really becomes a referendum on the annexation of texas. should the united states annex taxes or not? if you think it should you vote for polk polk talks about the re-annexation of texas. he believed or at least purported to believe the taxes had been part of the louisiana

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schrader of oregon, mr. cleaver of missouri and ms. bourdeaux of georgia, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. stauber of minnesota, i inform the house that mr. stauber will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. suozzi, mr. desaulnier and mr. mceachin, these three members will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does t the gentlemn from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. mccor mick, mr. swalwell, these members will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. cawthorn of north carolina and mr. brooks of alabama, i inform the house that these members will vote

we've got here in oregon real problem was leadership.t it's amassed leaving their state right now. we know that when we see something as egregious and shocking somebody during the molotov cocktail at an organ rights to light for the office attempting to break in and are democrat leaders stay nothing stay nothing. >> aren't these so-called leaders essence encouraging violence when in this kind of a situation where it's so simple for them to step up and condemn it that they refused to do so? >> yeah this continues to be the pattern. this continues to be the problem. they are not actively enforcing the expectations we have of our society, the political violence is bad. that's not hard to say. i've said it, political violence is wrong and we should expect that if our leaders. >> stepping into a nation as a whole. >> i said no we were in high school i would take a binder a gym and the hell out of him. >> you get out and you push back on them. >> ever want to take note of that. on both levels. they are not going to let up and they should not.

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who is christopher knight nichols of oregon state university. he is i would like to introduce our guest speaker, who is christopher nichols of oregon state university. he is a frequent collaborator of ours, a board member at oregon's historical society, his youtube videos talking about comparing the pandemic to what happened in 1918 are some of our most popular online. he is very active in civics, citizenship, and we are thrilled to have him with us, a full vile is on our website. without further ado, professor? >> thank you so much, derek, thank you so much to derek olson and to the partners at the oregon historical society who have helped make this event possible. most importantly, thank you to all of you with the tremendous interest in this topic. that has been inspiring to me, excited to talk to you and walk through some of the questions that we have about pandemic exhaustion. pandemic to endemic latin's from the 1918 flu pandemic. so, i will now share my screen so we can see some of the amazing images from this era. as i do so i would like

host: this is iona in oregon. caller: hello. i want to extend my support to all of the school districts that have violence perfection programs, and the ones i am familiar with started in preschool and kindergarten. they identify students that are having trouble with behavior and empathy. from there, we have the first steps in the second step to prevent with this program. it began in eugene, oregon, and it is a program that works. it is by research. the second part is, working with parents and doing the assessment. if the student needs a small group, it would be five students. the school counselor, one school counselor, one teacher -- works with teachers and parents, just for a small classroom. at the most, 10, depending on what the situation is with the student. so, yes, both times, counselors working with parents and teachers, and also consulting with the school psychologist. it works. it's something -- it's helped so many. host: iona giving us a call about a shooting in texas. you can comment on the remainder of the time up un

voters went to the polls for primary elections in pennsylvania, kentucky, oregon, north carolina, and idaho on tuesday. in pennsylvania, state senator doug mastriano won the republican gubernatorial primary. he is a far-right politician who was endorsed by donald trump. an election denier, mastriano took part in protests outside the capitol on january 6, 2021, and funded charter buses to take supporters to washington, d.c., ahead of the insurrection. he has long claimed trump won the 2020 election. if mastriano wins in november, he could appoint pennsylvania's next secretary of state to oversee elections. pennsylvania's closely watched republican senate primary is too close to call. television doctor dr. mehmet oz, who was backed by trump, has a narrow lead over hedge fund executive dave mccormick. the winner will face democrat john fetterman, who defeated congas number conor lamb even though lamb had been endorsed by much of pennsylvania's democratic estabshment. fetterman, who is pennsylvania's lieutenant governor, had to miss his victory party on tuesday night. he suffered a stroke

oregon schools are now s mandating tampons in the boys bathroom. this is called menstrual equity and you're getting it whether you want it or not. rjason rantz covers the pacific northwest and it's unraveling for us .ea he's a radio show host in seattle. he joins us now to confirmt this is a real story is jason . it is a real story. democrat governor kate brown signed something called the menstrual dignity act which as you point out, forces elementary through high schools to put free tamponstr in menstrual pads in every single bathroom, including the boys bathrooms and to ensurere that schools actually comply with the law. the oregon department of education released this tool kit for educators declaring that there's now a quote right to mental dignity for transgender, intersex, nonbinary and to spirit students. now this toolkit offerser some gender affirming language recommendations to discuss the quote, people who populate instead of saying girls you're supposed to say menstruating students and beyond these freepp tampons, the schools are supposed

he tells them progress just requires putting one skate in front of the other. oregon, oregon. heidi jo, castro, al jazeera washington. ah, as is out there, these are our top stories. north korea has fired what's believe to be a ballistic missile for the 2nd time this week, it was a warning from the u. s. that pyongyang could be preparing to test nuclear missiles later this month. russia is rehearsing for his annual victory parade on monday, marking the anniversary of nazi germany's surrender. in the 2nd world war will be a curfew around the cranium. port city of odessa from sunday, because of worries about russian celebrations. it's the final day of campaigning. a head of monday's, a presidential election in the philippines, the leading kansas are 1st non marcos, junior and vice president levy robledo florence louis as following the marco's campaign in manila. all the marcus campaign really has been able to take advantage of the fact that more than half of the registered voters in the philippines are too young to have lived through his father's administration or even to remember what i

oregon today and the forecast looks good. am i right, oregon? idaho?ook at that, all states look good. >> todd: oregon, idaho, kentucky -- >> carley: hit them all, nailed it. thank you. listen to this. former white house aid turned msnbc host calling out thinking president biden shouldn't call for re-election. >> joe biden has gotten a lot of things done, if high wants to run for president, members in the background, shame on them. if you don't think the president should run for re-election, put your name on that quote. >> todd: joe concha, i listened to that and thought, this is the latest example of desperate and divided nature of the dems right now. >> joey: desperate and divided, two d's apply. poll after poll, not just democrats within the white house or around the president, many democratic voters are saying, joe biden, thanks, you did your job in terms of being the candidate to prop up as moderate to get rid of donald trump. we don't need you to be around in the second term, plus given his performance, polling primarily in the low to mid-30s, i

multiple states across the country are ramping up for an influx of abortion patients, including oregonhere they predict they could see a 234% increase in out of state patients. it's one of the states where activists are saying that despite all their efforts, they may have to turn some patients away. here's the story. >> reporter: this morning, days after the senate failed to pass a major vote protecting abortion access out of a likely roe v. wade reversal, multiple states bracing for a dramatically different landscape for reproductive rights. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: in oregon, several nonprofits started working years ago to expand abortion access. >> it's going to pave a path towards a better future here in oregon, and that's incredibly powerful. >> reporter: in the first law of its kind, oregon's lawmakers approving a war chest of $15 million for abortion, some to help women from other states, including next door idaho where abortion could soon be completely banned. idaho's lieutenant governor recently calling for a special session which would in part eliminate rape and incest

thanks so much to derek olson and to tim derosch into a world, oregon and to the partners at the oregon historical society who have helped make this event possible and most importantly thanks to all of you the tremendous interest in this topic has been inspiring to me and i'm excited to talk about it with you walk us through some of the questions that we have about pandemic exhaustion and pandemic to endemic lessons from the 1918 flu pandemic, so i will now share my screen so you can see some of the amazing images from this era and as i do so, i'd like to first consider our contemporary moment our current moment. you know, it's the second year. we're about to turn into a third year of the pandemic. it's you know, the truth is we're all worn out these headlines help to suggest. just how worn out we are and how many questions we have today. the pandemic has challenged us. it's it's changed us fundamentally in ways. we're not sure we fully appreciate it's revealed the fractures and fissures within society that many of us knew were there we had some sense of them, but quite a few of us chos

who is christopher knight nichols of oregon state university. he is i would like to introduce our guest speaker, who is christopher nichols of oregon state university. he is a frequent collaborator of ours, a board member at oregon's historical societ

the brain is the oregon by which the mind thinks and acts and interacts with the world. is the oregon to which we sent everything and it is the organ through which we do everything. it is our brain is our mind at all. the best metaphor that you have either created yourself or you've heard, or you've read about how our brain actually works. well, we tend to think of the brain as like a work horse that we just sort of keep logging in. to like gets the job done. but i like to think of the brain as more like an orchestra conductor that's at the heart of everything. it's bringing in resources from here and there and creating, you know, beautiful music. all right, so you've read, i guess. and you know, i know this topic, what would you like to ask them about? how do we get more out of our brain? if you and ye cheap, you can be part of today's discussion of comment section is right that i'm expecting your brilliant questions. no pressure, the shape starts right now. i mean, let's talk 1st of all about how you feel that most of us use our brain. it was science. why to say you, y

he tells them progress just requires putting one skate in front of the other. oregon, oregon. heidi jo, castro, al jazeera washington airlines. in nigeria, i have suspended flights because of the high cost of the jet fuel. several companies will ground themselves from monday. fuel shortages have disrupt to domestic flights since march. now i think it'll version of a new museum of pan african heritage has been doors and gonna it gives it says an online preview. as malcolm web, there's so much william coleman. blackmore says he grew tired of racism in america where he was born. so last year he and his mother joined the thousands of black americans. he's moved here to garner in the last decade. oh say he wants to learn about african history and culture. sites like this. the more solem of gone as independent leader, kwame and kramer. and he's hoping to learn more here. he's come with his mother to the launch of a new museum. which is created say, will look like this. is called the pan african heritage museum. this is a digital version which has been published on line b as the physical muse

schrader of oregon, i inform the house that mr. schrader will vote yea on amendments en bloc number two. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. gohmert: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. gosar from the great state of arizona, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. gosar will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from virginia rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. allred, ms. bourdeaux, mr. mceachin and mr. ryan, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the amendments en bloc number two. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. bice of oklahoma, i inform the house that mrs. bice will vote nay on en bloc number two. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by representative jayapal, khanna, ocasio-cortez, and karen bass,

. >> greg jones: in the 1950s and '60s, there were really almost no grapes grown in oregon.limates were too cold. and so, if you fast forward to where we are today, we're just in a different world. >> stahl: greg jones, a wine climatologist at southern oregon university, says grapes are now growing in even more unexpected places. >> jones: we have wineries today in norway, in quebec, in-- in british columbia, in tasmania, in-- in the south islands of-- of chile. >> stahl: tasmanian wine. >> jones: yeah, tasmania's really been burgeoning as really a great wine-producing region in australia. >> stahl: oh, well, that's interesting. tasmania is south of australia. >> jones: sure. >> stahl: so, as winemaking goes north in the northern hemisphere, are you saying it's going south... >> jones: south. yes, yeah. >> stahl: ...in the southern hemisphere? >> jones: yeah. it's going further poleward in both hemispheres. in parts of southern argentina and chile, and-- and parts of-- many parts of northern europe have started growing grapes. >> stahl: in real time. >> jones: in real time.

guest: frederick kempe oregon -- guest: oregon gained seat in the pacific lost.t was already a crowded primary and all of the sudden a new candidate joined. he had never run for office before but he is being supported by several million dollars put into a super pac that has been running more tv ads and put in much the rest of the fields combined. he is also receiving support and this is the sticking point from the house majority pack, which is the democratic leadership super pac based out of washington, d.c. that is charged with defending the house majority. they very rarely involve themselves in the democratic primaries, particularly open seat primaries weather is no incumbent but they have began advertising for flynn. where is the money coming from? we have seen from the limited disclosures that the super pac's have to make that the money is coming from sam bateman free, a 30-year-old billionaire who founded a cryptocurrency market, which is one of the largest exchanges. he has established himself as a major donor on the democratic seen and places all across th

this is oregon number 5.s is kurt schrader, who was endorsed by joe biden, even though democrats accused schrader of tearing apart build back that are not advancing it in washington. joe biden back schrader. jamie mcleod skinner has up 2- 1 edge right now in the early returns are she is progressive right now she is turning the drift in district district number 5 in oregon. all share this with you. >> to more numbers, the better. >> i don't know about that. we have several primary so far and two of the biggest were ohi and texas and this tells you both the energy and end doozy i my behalf up the parties. in 2020 to million recover -- and you have half of that numbe of democrats. if you compare that number to four years ago in 2018, you can see that deference. republicans up 20 to% democrats 29. you cannot take each day and go apples to apples on these primaries matter. whether they are senate races, governor races. you can't do it for every state but we wanted to look at ohio because of the population base tha