for the value of all the land and buildings that the state of oregon owns in eastern oregon. >> have> a very conservative estimate of the cost would be somewhere between 10 and 15 billion dollars. >> oh, you think idaho is not good for it, do you know how many potatoes these guys sell? a lot. >> still he had a point. eastern oregon wasn't just trying to divorce portland, they also wanted to marry idaho. was idaho ready for that level of commitment? i head ford downtown idaho? to find out. >> i think they're welcome. >> i don't see why not. >> eastern oregon is pretty much just like idaho anyway. >> welcome with open arms. >> yeah. >> just wait until they hear about the price tag. >> how much would you personally pay for eastern oregon to join idaho. >> i wouldn't want to pay anything. >> well yeah, but i mean, you know, idaho would have to buy oregon's state assets to move it over it is just not as simple as. >> oh, i don't know, 10 million. >> closer to 10 billion. >> then that say hard know. >> in is what idaho will get, a seaport, maybe. 800,000 angry gun-toting conservatives. and

and home, meaning oregon?etectives implored, where was kaylee sawyer. >> we have not been able to find kaylee's body. can you please help me find her body, immediately, before we start talking about anything else? the reason why i'm asking you that, i've done this a bunch of times -- i >> want to tell you where the body is. >> and so, lara one to work. -- drawing a crude map. >> 1:26 highway. that's going towards salem. >> he dumped her along a highway, he said, ten miles outside of redmond. >> there is a mailbox right here, that reads 18 700. >> really? 18700? isn't that a significant number? >> it's significant because -- people called for murder or homicide is 187. >> and just about then, as the detectives were talking to lara, their colleagues back in oregon found of the car he had taken from his parents. and the note inside, on which he had written repeatedly, 18700. he had been toying with him, playing games? >> i want to be cop who left the call signal for a homicide in a note. is that an address or is

oregon voters thought it would be different.elmingly passed the first state law decriminalizing possession of small amounts of all hard drugs mass heroin even fat and all. the idea was treatment not jail time. but 15 months into the experiments drug overdose deaths had all-time high last year at 1,074. portland set a record for murders many time to drug turf wars. >> tucker: state rep sedative from oregon she joins us tonight thanks so much for coming on. this is not see very compassionate at all. >> it is not to allow someone to stay in their addiction on the street is not compassionate. they are miserable we need to do a better job of providing help. >> tucker: so this was pushed in the name of compassion and if you like people thought that the drug war was not wishing working as intended, but this seems like a nightmare to people in oregon voters organize that you think? >> absolutely oregon voters were told that the criminal justice system wasn't the right answer for those that are addicted so instead they said pass this bil

drink in ecola park in oregon from here by air in minutes. you can behold the peaceful blue of crater lake. water's cradled in the volcano of the past and now we move on to that domain where redwood monarchs hold their court. big trees tallest oldest of all the living things on earth some have endured for 40 centuries. the seedling sought the sun before there was an athens before there was a rome and while the pyramids of egypt still when you it has been said of california if here you cannot find the thing you want. it can't exist. but san francisco is a dream that does. fisherman's wharf some are here because they love to fish the others loved to eat. telegraph hill was once a signal hill for ships. the modern tower performs its work today by luring travelers up to see the sites. san go is unique it is the world in miniature with specialties all its own it names its park for sacred golden gate. there is a buddha there and many more in chinatown were lipo greets the guests and incense sends the news to heaven. the cable cars are san francisco

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oregon's chance.hat conference. artificial intelligence will be used to help referees in this year's fifa world cup. the technology will help make the tough call as to whether a player is on or off sides. semi automated system links a sensor in the ball with cameras through the stadium, the track the position of each player, soccer officials say the process of making a decision on close calls will only take seconds. the 2022 fifa men's world cup by the way is here on ktvu beginning november, 21st. one person in martinez has been arrested on charges of arson. it started yesterday afternoon at the chacha boulevard and martinez witness says they saw a woman like the fires. that woman was arrested 20 minutes later. contra costa county fire officials identified the woman as 41 year old laura lee royer. we're told the fire broke out right next to a gas station, and that led to a quick response. just down the street is where we have our crew. 12 so crew 12 showed up immediately, the battalion chief and the f

it is also an issue though in central oregon, southern oregon and eastern oregon for they cannot build enough housing fast enough to keep up with demand. i would be willing to bet every member on this panel is hearing the same story. no we are going to talk about a number of issues this morning. i would like to raise a relatively new issue that deserves real scrutiny. and that is private equity firms and sophisticated companies armed with terabytes of data will bring up properties nationwide. they are jacking up rents. they are usingna algorithms to outbid americans who just want to own a home. why do these two big guys went to get into her housing market? because there upward of 300 million in the country they are not enough homes for all of them. typically people on the budget are going to come out on the losing end of that thing every time. pushed up by the snarls local redtape. too often down the construction that isof most needed and perpetuate segregation. in some cases takes years of tireless work to get approval for new construction. and then you have the big upfront cost. fort

andrea is here from oregon. to have the executive director she served in differing capacities since 2019 and previously the second witness we welcome the chairman of the national association of homebuilders in savannah georgia we are very pleased he and the homebuilders are participating. the third witness is a senior fellow at the hoover institution distinguished professor of economics at the university of los angeles. my mother worked at the institution for many years and it was the ultimate complement of some of the executives that said she is so good with she still is a democrat so we are very pleased that you are here. the fourth witness we welcome you, president and ceo of the association for affordable housing and a treasury official working in this area with considerable expertise, so we appreciate the leadership in the fifth witness will be the chief production officer at walker and dunlap who previously served as a commissioner of federal housing in 2020 and is also extensive experience in the executiv

we have all sorts of rocks here in oregon.s, split rocks, rocks you can train on, and rocks you can train through. we even have rocks you can climb to look at other rocks. no matter who you are or what you're into there's a rock you'll love in oregon. ♪ >> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. >> joc pederson says he doesn't think the giants have enough to land one soto in a trade -- juan soto in a trade. he makes tonight and the all-star game in l.a.. joc making a fashion statement. is that a fashion faux pas? i don't know. mookie betts, base hit up the middle. , begonia junior -- probably can you junior scores. -- ronald scores. flips it behind the back to tim anderson who turns the double play. that is fancy. paul goldschmidt crushes it to left. national league up 2-0, trying to win the mid-summer classic. to the fourth, giancarlo stanton. there it goes. in the stadium where he grew up watching baseball, obliterates the pitch from tony gonsolin 450 feet. byron buxton launches one off the former saint mary's star. th

she secured germany's only gold medal in oregon orange. a quick reminder of the top story that we're following for you. me and mas military hunter has executed for pro democracy activists. it accused the men of terrorist activities, the challenging last is the military coup. international observers have condemned the killings and that's what we have time for next sunday. de la, you don't film looks at a form of prisoner more in syria coming to terms with his gender identity. that's all after a short break. i mean, you could, mckinnon. thanks so much for watching. ah the green. do you feel worried about the planet with on the old hosting of the on the green fence post.

kennewick washington up to 110 pendleton, oregon. one, 0, 9, that even beats death valley, only for today. so, you know, there's an issue when areas like reading in central oregon are warmer than the hot spot in the whole hemisphere. death valley. looking at those triple digits but not as warm as you are up in the pacific northwest. so we've definitely seen some really dry, really hot conditions for some of our surrounding areas. makes those misty drizzly spots we have this morning may not make it the easiest to get up, but certainly something to appreciate regardless of how great it may be out there to start or days. that's part of the factor that's keeping us nice and mild compared to those inland areas like the central valley in the triple digits today, it's mostly upper 80's to low 90's for inland spots in lots of sunshine this afternoon, another push of fog tomorrow morning. and even though tomorrow is set to beach just a little bit warmer than today, still going to be a really nice day overall with daytime highs at our warmest

according to the oregon labor of industry it laid off more than a thousand workers in oregon between 2015 and 16. texas instruments outsourced 400 jobs from their houston manufacturing facility to the philippines in 2013 micron technology has repeatedly cut jobs in boise, idaho including 1,102,003 another 11002007, 1,502,008 and in 2009 the company stopped manufacturing some types of ships entirely and laid off 2000 workers. inro other words, in order to me more profits these companies took government money and use it to ship good paying jobs abroad. now, as a reward for causing the crisis that we are in, these same companies are in line to receive a massive tax handout to undo the damage they did, wow that is a heckuva policy. you bribe companies to undo the damage they cause. madam president, it is estimated and total that five major semiconductor companies will receive the lion's share of this tax payer handout intel. texas instruments, micron industries, global foundries and samsung. these five companies alone, made $70 billion in profits. i find it interesting i have heard senat

oregon and california have done similar things and intend to do so. what we wanted to do, we have in oregon, california and washington agreement, so everybody on the west coast knows it is a sanctuary, not just one state, to make this available to everyone in the nation. as i indicated, we will fight like the dickens and any litigation to take these actions, including this fda issue. we have an effective telemedicine system in our state where women can contact a physician in our state from anywhere in the world and get good reproductive advice, and prescriptions. we intend to guard our ability for our physicians provide that telemedicine health, and we need the federal government then to help us affirm that the fda has privacy over this issue, so this can be shipped to women across the country. that i predict will be a major issue. we intend to prevail, men deserve it. >> now shifting to a topic i know you are particularly passionate about, last thursday, the supreme court ruled to restrict the epa's ability to regulate greenhouse gases. we were stron

andrea bell is here from oregon. it is so good to have you. she's executive director of oregon housing and community services and serving different capacities from 2019 previously with the housing administrator for the medicaid health program. very glad you're here. we welcome him, jerry konter, chairman of the association of homebuilders. he's had 45 years building nn homes and we're very pleased that he and the homebuilders are participating. our third witness is leah haney, distinguished professor of economics at the university of los angeles and i would say to mister ohanian my late mother worked at the institution for many years and it was the ultimate compliment in some of the executive sessions , mrs. biden is so good that she still is a democrat. i'm very pleased you are here. my fourth witness is miss benson roberts, affordable housing lenders. previously mister roberts was treasury official working in this area with considerable expertise so she is. witness will be missed dana wade, chief production officer at parker and dunlap. she

oregon's dirt is pretty cool. pretty soft grass, pretty sweet berries, and pretty, pretty flowers. it's the secret ingedient to everyone's favorite wine, and builds forests that everything wants to live in. yeah, our dirt's the coolest, because that's where oregon grows. ♪ ♪ >>> priyanka chopra. she's a face and name known all over the world. but it wasn't easy getting there. the film star and fashion sensation on her own journey to success, and how she's giving back by highlighting her south asian heritage. zohreen shah has the story. >> priyanka chopra is miss world 2000! >> reporter: from pageant princess -- ♪ -- to bollywood bombshell. >> thank you for seeing me. >> reporter: and hollywood heroine starring in big hits like "the matrix resurrection." >> the city needed to be built for your people as well as mine. >> reporter: and abc's "quantico." >> as you are, don't move! drop your weapon or i drop you. >> reporter: priyanka chopra jonas is one of the most famous women in the world. >> it took a lot of poundi

news shared oregon's story. moved he asked eric to come to his farm. eric had no idea what was about to happen. >> my aunt bought this car brand new in '97. it's a clean little car. my wife and i want to give thaw car. >> wow. >> if you want to have it. >> yeah. >> reporter: walking to his new car, eric turns the key. >> sounds good. >> i think especially in today's time, we need to help people. we need to help our neighbors. it's a rough time. people are divided. and so i wanted to i wanted to help him. >> reporter: tonight, eric showing us that new ride. >> here's the car. doing good. got to get home to see my family. i love the car. i thank you so much to chris and his wife, so generous. i don't have the walk 33 miles, and that means the world to me. >> reporter: and that stranger who wanted to help chris, sitting with his son riggins, and their message. >> my hope would be that everybody realize how lucky we really are in our lives and take the time to help somebody. elp somebody. words to live by. thanks so

oregon and california have been very similar intend to do so. what we wanted to do, let oregon, california, washington agreement everybody knows the west coast is a sanctuary, not just one state to make this available to everyone in the nation. now, as i have indicated we will fight like the dickens within the litigation to protect our ability to take these actions. including the fda issues. with a very effective telemedicine system in our state where women can talk to a physician in our state anywhere in the world and get good reproductive advice and prescriptions. we intend to guard our ability for our physicians to provide that telemedicine help. and we need the federal government then to help us affirm these can be shipped to women across the country that i predict will be a major issue. we intend to prevail, women deserve it. >> now shifting to a topic i know you are particularly passionate about. last thursday at the supreme court ruled to restrict the restrict greenhouse gases are castrongly critical of this rulings in the federal governm

oregon's doing some good work. so, we need to accelerate. because even in our state, even the hole in the federal effort, our state is going to have to accelerate our efforts to reduce pollution. we have got a grade zero 100 percent clean electrical bill grill. we have the nation's best cap an invest bill to restrain pollution and invest. they're also braces of environmentally justice because we know that some communities that have -- those who live in poverty in bipoc communities, we have a good [inaudible] standard, we just after 2023. but we have to continue to accelerate those efforts, actually to meet our states own climate goals. so the messages, the federal government now has we -- is driving a car with three wheels, and we have to accelerate ours in states. and that will be the case. here's the good news. actions are taking place. i and a former governor brown helped form the u.s. climate aligns when trump came into office. we now 24 states that are a part of the u.s. climate alliance that are taking measures against climate change.

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same for pendleton, oregon, kennewick washington areas like reno, nevada burns, oregon, bend, oregon, well into the triple digits and not to mention reading right here just to our north up to 105 degrees. the chief the 112 earlier this week. so that makes those 80's something we should appreciate for inland areas rather than drive.pas you're getting out there. now, we will see burn off of the cloud cover this afternoon. it's just going to take a minute to get their stingray for most of the day tomorrow, an even deeper marine layer with mist and drizzle throughout much of your saturday. tomorpow is going to be cloudy of days in this forecast. that's for today at 60's and 50's for san francisco stingray all day long up and down the coast. bayshore cities will be in the 70's with burlingame at 74 san carlos at 79 redwood city, barely making it to 80 and much of the south bay also into the low 80's. same as we've been earlier this week across the east bay east bay shoreline in the 70's while the inland east bay, mostly in the 80's, 86 for walnut creek, castro valley at 74 antioch, in vaca

and then look at eugene, oregon, portland, oregon, on up to seattle, solidly in the 90's. it makes our 80's here at home not seem so bad when you stack it up right next to those numbers. and part of the reason for that is courtesy of that marine layer which has been regularly pushing in each and every morning, even deeper marine layer tomorrow. that means it's going to take longer to burn off on your saturday. you're likely to see some wet spots on roads again as that mist and drizzle continues on into saturday. start as for today, some 60's in sf not the sunniest of days for san francisco nor at the coastline. you will get that sunshine elsewhere, though, with 70's along the bay shore and 80's for our south bay and inland neighbors. san jose. 82, as i mentioned, hot for pleasanton and livermore will take that away from you. but at 89 degrees, it's not as hot as we could be. fremont hayward up to oakland in the 70's will walnut creek at 86 some 90's. and i bet you guess where they're at antioch in vacaville, the same spots of the 90's have been all week long. santa rosa do

so drink it in, and you'll wish all water was oregon water too. ♪ was oregon water too.p on friday. thank you for watching. dan: for all of us here, have a great weekend. we appreciate your >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with guest host chelsea handler! tonight -- simu liu, atsuko okatsuka, and music from jelly roll. with cleto and the cletones. and now, chelsea handler! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> chelsea: hi, everybody! hi, guys! hi, guillermo! hi! wow! thank you! thank you, thank you, thank you! [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much. thank you. welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i am your guest host, chelsea handler. [ cheers and applause ]

i am coming to the end, i don't like calling from oregon is next. i just want to say one last thing. i am so grateful to live in a state like colorado. a western purple state where we have already codified a woman's right to an abortion. a woman's right to choose. we understand and we have always estate understood that protecting a woman's personal liberty to make these decisions is fundamental to her freedom to participate in our society. if people from other states need to come to colorado to access the care they need, congress has the obligation to shield them from prosecution. and we need to make sure healthcare providers, no matter where they are at colorado or other states are safer prosecution reducing nothing of the women themselves, to say nothing of teenage girls themselves. i cannot believe we are even having this conversation on the floor of the united states senate. i cannot believe it. that is the america we live and because of this the court. because of this radical ideology they have perpetrated. that is why i strongly, strongly supp

ah what do you think you're doing, talent, oregon, there? all right? portland has this title. i've been to this park by the way. >> no. new york has this title. right here on live television, we're going to put our name in the drawing for smallest park. >> and the name? >> the david muir park, because we stole it from the second floor. >> the david muir park. guinness. >> we stole this plant from the second floor, y'all. >> guinness, come on over. we would like a seat at this table. >> what do you guys think? >> mills end park, it's funny. i was just walking by one day, and i saw this little plant and it had a plaque. i read it. it says "world's smallest park." i had to look it up. sure enough, there it was. it's like yea big. that's it. >> do you think you could have a picnic at this part? >> you kind of can. it's on an arterial road between oncoming traffic, but -- so i would advise against it. >> so romantic. >> tbd, how this ends up. >> we have to return our park, >> yes, we do. >> but if we win, we'll let you know. >>> all right. coming up, why more cats and dogs get lost

catherine tells me that she and four other hikers received a ride to ashland, oregon.he is grateful for all the messages she received, but it is extremely smoky where she is. the oak fire in mariposa county had been the largest wildfire in the state this year. it has burned over 19,000 acres since starting last friday. containment continues to edge up with calfire reporting it is 59% contained. this fire has been destroying over 150 buildings, including several houses. calfire hopes to have the oak fire contained by next week. tonight marks the 20th anniversary of the yearly california firefighters memorial ceremony in sacramento, the first time the ceremony has been held for three years since the pandemic. >>>> today, we are renewing this noble tradition of recognizing those who gave their lives in the service of california. j.r.: fallen firefighters were honored at the convention center. half of firefighters died to fire-related cancer. two were lost to violence. >> jason andrew cortez, san francisco. >> after the ceremony, there was a procession to the memorial wall

oregon's dirt is pretty cool. pretty soft grass, pretty sweet berries, and pretty, pretty flowers. it's the secret ingedient to everyone's favorite wine, and builds forests that everything wants to live in. yeah, our dirt's the coolest, because that's where oregon grows. ♪ because that's where oregon grows. watching. i am ama daetz. i am larry beil. right now on jimmy >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" with guest host, anthony anderson. tonight, steven yeun, wiz khalifa, and music from hot milk, with cleto and the cletones. and now, anthony anderson! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: all right. thank you. welcome to "jimmy kimmel live!"

oregon's dirt is pretty cool.rass, pretty sweet berries, and pretty, pretty flowers. it's the secret ingedient to everyone's favorite wine, and builds forests that everything wants to live in. yeah, our dirt's the coolest, because that's where oregon grows. ♪ because that's where oregon grows. sports sponsored by river rock casino the first two games in la the giants lost when the dodgers hit tie breaking home runs in the a tonight. unfortunately, it didn't take until the 8th house divided dad going for the dodgers son rocking with the giants alex wood had struck out five in a row before hitting trouble in the third. mookie bets mr. homer's first at bat this time get it at all one. nothing dodgers would frustrated and then next batter trade turner back to back jacks two. nothing l.a. would allow tour and runs in four plus innings the giants managed just three to eight innings more bad news here evan longoria trying to beat our double play pulls his hamstring. that's gonna likely send him to the injured list. he ca

we are looking at a system lingering off the oregon and california border.is what we call our triggering mechanism and that will interact with some of this moisture. a better chance of this tonight into tomorrow and that will allow the shower activity and hopefully no lightning with that. you will see we have green to the east and west and this will continue to stream, it will increase later on today. a lot of cloud cover and high clouds in are visible imagery shows there is a little sun in concord and we have some sun around hayward and you can see on top of mount tam, although multi layers of cloud cover, we will be mostly cloudy today, partly cloudy in the afternoon and temperatures have been milder or muggy air. the dew points coming through the upper 50's, 60 in the city, 62 and oakland. a mile visibility and shark tank with the gray sky here. mid-60's by the delta, so we will be looking at a gray scene for the bulk of the day but afternoon sun -- it doesn't get much more gray than that. cloudy with the afternoon featuring a higher humidity and a few pe

>> as the member designated by cliff bentz of oregon, i inform the house that mr. bentz will vote no on amendment number 391. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. trahan, mrs. lawrence, mr. deutch, mr. moulton they will vote yes on the keating amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. reschenthaler of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. reschenthaler will vote no on amendment 391. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated ms. moore, ms. newman, mr. cohen, mr. ryan, mrd mr. panetta nows that these seven members will vote yes on the keating amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. katko of new york, i inform the house that mr. katko will vote nay on amendmen

. >> reporter: amy's chicken facilities in santa rosa, oregon and idaho will be unaffected by this shutdown according to the company. employees coming into work say they were blindsided by the bad news. >> alma martinez came to work but was told to go home because she no longer has a job at amy's kitchen. she says she came to work yesterday and no one said anything about the shutdown. she's one of about 300 workers who will lose their jobs. >> we love the company. they take care of us employees. they give us everything that they can to make us happy. >> reporter: amy's chicken facilities in santa rosa, oregon and idaho will be unaffected by >> flour and cheese up 40 or 50%. >> chuck hammer's pizza my heart has no connection. but the local chain has 36 years in business and 25 restaurants. hammer says the hit to the bottom line when you add in higher employee costs is significant. >> dramatically cut margins the first half of this year. we just did a small price increase. we went up 25 cents on slices just because we had to. >> he says it's probably even harder on the frozen food side. >> wh

oregon's dirt is pretty cool. it grows some pretty soft grass, pretty sweet berries, and pretty, pretty flowers. it's the secret ingedient to everyone's favorite wine, and builds forests that everything wants to live in. yeah, our dirt's the coolest, because that's where oregon grows. ♪ because that's where oregon grows. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ♪ ama: tonight, a story you will only see on 7, thousands of dollars worth of collectible dolls missing after being stolen from an oakland home. the owner and artist devastated. the collectibles, known as blighted dolls, and are often loosely associated with big eyes paintings of the 1960's. j.r. stone explains for this oakland woman, there's no replacing that history. j.r.: if you are not familiar with these dolls, don't feel bad, they not sold in many stores. take a good look at them, because all 12 of these were stolen from a home in oakland. >> they are very unique, they are about as tall as a barbie no, but