what is the cultural, political difference between eastern oregon and western oregon? >> yeah.tend to think of oregon as a very blue left-leaning state. reality like a lot of places oregon is two states. it is the western half which is urban and left-leaning and the eastern half which is very rural, very conservative. and so we've had this problem in oregon, urban rural divide for as long as i have been alive. because of the numbers, the west side of oregon is able to control state government, force policy on people in eastern oregon they don't want and match their values. what we came along, it would make far more sense, people in eastern oregon similar to neighbors in idaho. culturally similar, economically, geographically we belong in idaho. we could move the border east or west, currently the cascade mountain range where the cultural divide in oregon is, people in eastern oregon could get the governance from idaho. that is the government they want. the kind of government they vote for and the kind of government matches their values. will: really quickly, i will run out of t

i'm first latina elected from oregon, first woman gop from oregon, that is important to recognize thegger and growing and we'll see hats get thrown in the ring and i imagine we will stand by the nominee for president in the republican party. i think we will see more and more. >> carley: lori chavez-deremer, thank you for joining us and congratulations to you. >> thank you so much. >> carley: if you are just joining issue president biden is meeting with china president jinping as we speak, congressman michael waltz joins us next. >> carley: check in with steve doocy to see what is coming up on "fox and friends," hi, steve. >> steve: good monday morning, coming up on "fox and friends," speaking of the meeting with jinping, newt gingrich will assess the meeting and top border official khous to pressure by the biden administration and why former secretary ken cuchenely says he's a scapegoat for biden's bad policy and the first woman elected to senate joins us, britt joins us, piers morgan, dr. marc siegel and stuart varney. and foreigner, they are here, a special announcement from kelly h

oregon state recovers. next play, oregon state is within three points after the touchdown.minutes later, oregon state takes the lead. newell, he won't be denied. carries defenders in with him. it's the beavers who upset the ducks 38-34. >>> 49er legend and byu alumni steve young was in palo alto to watch his former team. byu decided to go into their bag of tricks. reverse flea flicker. steve young does not like that. rex comes down with it. makes a man miss. scores the to touchdown. this game is still going on, byu at 35 and stanford 26 right now. >>> more sports sports after the break. world cup highlights, and draymond green gives his perspective on how the yo ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. >>> 20 games in the books for the golden state warriors. they're 1 ask the 9 at home, 1 and 9 on the road. a 10 and 10 record for the warriors after defeating the jazz at chase center last night. warriors have now won four of five. they've been playing their best basketball in the month of n

the same in oregon. even closer. there are many things to be optimistic about, and realistic as well. we shouldn't lurch from the optimistic to overly pessimistic. a couple points, the political implications. the legislative agenda in congress and the investigation. the big points for me is the democrats, they are going to take this as a green light to keep going with their far left extremist agenda. they are going to say we don't need top evaluate whether we lost touch with the mainstream on crime and climate. they will say full steam ahead with this far left agenda. in the longterm it helps republicans as with the other implications. biden 2024 is much more likely tonight and in the end that also helps the gop. trace: stick around for continuing coverage of democracy 2022. the control of the house and the senate still in the balance. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plan

number two, what are we seeing in oregon?ace has been called and it will get tighter over the course of the next couple of days. i think it will be difficult for smiley to overcome the rates at this point. but it is going to be tighter. the reason it is taking longer 100% male an end a lot of people both the rest to make the last day and it tends to be republicans. when you look at washington's eighth congressional district i believe this will be a pickup for republicans. kim schrier that and, as 52% purity in order to win in this district and relief in order to win washington, barrington compy 40% of the vote and that is where seattle is at, clark and 48% of the vote and trending really, really well and over performing in the other counties in this district. so i do believe he is going to come and he will end up being the winner by 200 points. the same thing in washington congressional district, you have joe kemp mike joe kent, the democrat with 53%. when you look at the numbers, still yet to be counted, they likely will tre

ken in the story it, oregon -- the story, oregon -- austoria, oregon. caller: i went back over to vietnam in 1968 to 1969. i served six years from 1965 to 1971. i wanted to say something about john kerry. now, i'm a proud vietnam veteran. i am glad i got to serve two years over there. i would have stayed longer but i got into a helicopter crash. on the other hand, john kerry was a swiftboat commander. he got into a little skirmish with the vc. he pulled all of his men back. loaded them up on this swiftboat and hightailed it like the coward that he is. then when he got discharged he went to march on washington, d.c. with vietnam veterans against the war. threw his medals over the fence at the white house. i have no respect for that traitor. other than that, i wish the veterans -- my son served in the gulf war. i'm 75 years old. he served in the gulf war it is doing quite well. so did my son-in-law. they were both over there in 1991-1992 era. i want to wish the veterans a gracious veterans day. it is not a day we like to remember, especially the war. we c

calot, oregon.rying to snap a five-game losing streak on coach wilcox's 46th birthday. second quarter punting down 14 nothing oregon state's anthony gold turns the corner. he's got elaine and he is gone 55 yards the house 21. zip bees late first half oregon state botched the handoff and carol's jeremiah early. on time scoops and scores bears trail 21/7 at the half, but go on to lose 38 10. they've lost six straight wild game in eugene number six, oregon hosting number 25, washington just over three minutes left, washington down seven michael pennix finding taj davis and he breaks free down the sideline stays in 62 yards. it's tied at 34 quarterback boneck sprained his ankle. so his backups in on 4th and one 90 seconds ago and the back slip so washington takes over on the 35 51 seconds to go on the ensuing possession peyton henry connects from 43 yards out 37 34 u dub final chance for the ducks nyx back in on that balm ankle and his throw is well short ducks lose 37 34 their second loss eliminating t

it is happening only out in the west, in states like oregon.orado likely to put it to a state vote. new jersey and washington. more than a dozen other states actively studying the benefits or considering their own legislation. for centuries, they have been used for treatments and rituals used by traditional cultures. >> america's public enemy number one. >> with the war on drugs they were criminalized in the u.s. today they are using it to treat ptsd, anxiety, depression and to curb alcohol use. >> they raise concerns about mushrooms sparking erratic behavior. the lingering unknowns and stigma, creating a growing unease in oregon. >> we want to say no. we want to opt out for a while. >> statin mayor, one of many who secured ballot insurance, allowing vote stories ban it locally. >> do you feel like the community needs protecting from this measure? >> yes. >> why? >> i don't know what it does. i don't know how it would be controlled. i don't know how to keep kids away from it. i guess the fear of things we don't understand. >> a similar concern

which of those issue ws are most prominent in oregon? >> you have to add homelessness in oregon.t homelessness is the numberpromin one issue and homelessness itself is the greatestst indictment of tina coatex failed record as speaker of the house as she linked arms with kate brown to fail kaegonians and increase tent cities across our state. >> youte it's an amazing it is a beautiful state. i've been to oregon a number of timenus, a little liberal and portland for me, it's kindrd of like new york cit iy for me.w but we y wish you the best inthe this race. thank you for being with us.stis all right. >> quick break. we'll come back . we'll more hannity straight ahead. thanks for being with us. what is progress? >> progress is investing in the future. it is connecting the world. it is feeling at home in a global community. progress is creating the environment to make opportunities possible. are exciting opportunities await the great big tree. >> spring is going on now and michael autrey's on . get 50 percent off trees installed online and get black friday prices now on electric plus

>> homelessness is the number one issue in oregon.t of her failed record as she linked with kate brown in cities across our state. >> hannity: it's a beautiful state. i've been there a number of times. portland is a little too liberal for me, kind of like new york. we wish all the best in this race. we'll have more "hannity" straight ahead. all ♪ ♪ >> hannity: unfortunately, that's all the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us in making the show possible trade we hope you set the dvr so you miss an episode of "hannity." foxnews.com, or hannity.com. only six days until election day. you can feel the heart beating a little faster. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. we'll see you back here tomorrow night, laura is next. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. no state left behind is the focus of tonight's "angle." >> were asking you to think long and hard about the moment that you're in. in a typical year, were often not faced with questions of whether the

in the deep blue states like oregon and new york exactly to be the same again or do you think there'shere that is eldon could actually win those races? >> there is a real chance we had zeldin losing by a point in our latest poll he see the real clear politics, you hear kathy hochul calling herself the underdog, you also saw her and that debate denying what everybody sees in front of them which is a surgeon crime the random arbitrariness capriciousness of a crime in new york and a governor who refuses to admit it or address it. voters have a way of surprising is, particularly when it comes to choosing a chief executive. the governors of the state, that is why blue states like oregon and new york are in play and that's what you have democratic governors and democratic governors in red states like louisiana and kansas of late, it's a very different dynamic. the governorships are a place with the republicans have not done as well as a party this time gretchen whitmer should been much weaker and hopefully dixon is closing the gap, tony evers in wisconsin less than 50% of the vote last time

elite pitch to oregon voters right now is completely tone deaf.nians across the state are talking about kitchen table issues, the things that actually affect real people. inflation, rising costs, rising crime, lower quality of life across our state and certainly education standards that have plummeted under democrat leadership. my opponent tina kotek has been in charge. she has linked arms with governor kate brown in these last six years and has driven our beautiful state, our great state of oregon into the ditch and oregonians themselves resist deserving better. the fact that good morning america would view it as dangerously close. >> laura: uncomfortably close. >> our chance to turn it around is tomorrow. >> laura: uncomfortably close. yes or no that ballot measure pushing for stricter gun control pass? yes or no? >> i say no. >> laura: that's the only one of its kind in the country and a very odd response to the crime rate going up in your state. christine we are very proud of this campaign you ran and we're going to be watching this race very

for six months the last year portland, oregon was the murder capitol of the u.s.ith a higher murder rate than chicago. how did we go from the portland of my childhood to the portland of today and the simple answer is leadership. it's the state i love and i hate to see what's happening to it. the person in my opinion who is more responsible than anyone else is tina co-tech. kotek. i did everything within my power to see that she wasn't re-elected. brian: can you wrap your head around that type of report card that gets you four more years in office and you have two counties who want to leave oregon and go to eyed mow? how do we do this in this country. >> especially in oregon. it's such a special place of my youth. the cocaine -- cocaine is legal. heroin is legal. and plastic straws are not. that was all passed in the same year. it's sad to watch happen. i wanted to try what i could do to keep it from going down hill. i tried, but here we are. brian: you put $2 million into two separate candidates and it didn't work. nike put money into her. does that bother you tha

brian: democrats in oregon managed to hold the governor's mansion.lipped the state. phil knight is committed to fixing the lawlessness in his state. we have all seen it in portland where crime, drugs and homelessness are running rampant. phil, i know you like to win. you didn't win. it looks like co-tech holds on. is she going to ask you to leave the state? >> i don't know, she might. it was a disappointing night for me. but we'll muddle through. brian: what prompted you to say i don't care what anyone thinks in this case, i just have to take action. what prompted you to take action to get involved in this case? >> you said it. i'm an oregonian to my toes. born and raised here and lived virtually my whole life here. the oregon i grew up in, i lived? a suburb of portland and we left our doors open at night. it was a friendly and pretty place. for six months the last year portland, oregon was the murder capitol of the u.s. with a higher murder rate than chicago. how did we go from the portland of my childhood to the portland of today and the simple ans

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

b pleaseal get that ballot in and vote for tina kotek for oregon. orgovernor . and >> let's get this done. abortion and democracy. no wonder eastern oregon wants to secede to idaho with that. >> its tone deaf. t it is tone deaf. com yoplu have to be completelyous o obliviou ws to what life is like in oregon to come here and make a national dc elite pitchtely to oregon voters right now is completely tone deaf. oregonians across our state arei talking about kitchen table issues. e the things that actually affet real people, inflation, rising costinsts,s, rising crime, lowes quality of life across cer our state. and certainly educationunder standards that have plummeted under democratdeadership leader my opponent, tina kotek, hass li been in charge. she has linked arms with gov.las kate brown in these lastix dri six years and has drivenve our beautiful state, our great state of oregon into the ditch.h and oregonian's themselves are demanding better the fact that good morning america would view it as dangerously close is laughable. >> uncolored deserve better. n t >

you might wonder if oregon residents voted in 2020 to legalize magic mushrooms, then what's changed?easiness growing for some in the state that the state regulators may not be ready to control safely this mind altering substance. on the nearly 1,000 new frontier ranch in southern oregon mike arnold wants to explore uncharted territory. >> this will literally save people's lives because psychedelics works. >> he's talking about magic mushrooms has people know them. >> i have to get this in the hands of people suffering as quickly as possible. >> reporter: but to do that they had to go where it's legal, they chose jamaica with medical professionals on sight, they ingest the drug, medicine as they prefer. >> it was in a powder form. >> are you nervous? >> yes. >> reporter: chrissy said she turned to the drug to help her grieve the loss of her sister and a recent breakup. i was feeling lost and hopeless. >> so in june she traveled to jamaica for a retreat. she said she remembers every detail from her altered state but like many struggles to convey the experience through words. >> it was

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two other states that are huge, oregon and california, on the governor's race in oregon for a moment.think the republican takes it there? >> leo: i think there is a very good chance. i tell you why, lee zeldin did a great job in new york as far as bringing the crime issue and democratic cities, i live in los angeles, democratic cities, in portland, you have situations where crime has been rampant since 2020 and democratic incumbents have done nothing. talk about georgia and brian kemp, stacey abrams disrespected law enforcement, bottom line, people, even democrats are saying, we want safe streets, number one obligation of every civilized organization is to protect the citizens and democrats have abandoned law enforcement and safety and democratic voters want safety. >> carley: there are bright spots republicans are celebrating this morning and if christine drazan 44.7% against tina kotek, 65% reported in right now, if christine drazan can pull that up, that will be bright spot for republicans moving forward. thank you for waking up with us, we appreciate it. >> leo: my pleasure, thank

oregon had a double-digit lead, and then they unraveled. oregon state recovers on the one yard line. next play, jack punches it in. oregon state, within three points. minutes later, beaver stickley. isaiah , he will not take the -- weavers upset the ducks, 38-34. world cup action. argentina, facing mexico. 64th minute, argentina on the attack. fires , and finds the back of the net. argentina needed this one bad after losing to saudi arabia on tuesday, and they get it. final score, argentina, 2, esco, 0. >>> france against denmark, 86 minute, game tied at 1-1, france attacking. driven load towards the back pose, and six again. france takes sick, 2-1 lead. that will end up being your final score. united states need to win to move on. they are taking on iran. that matches on tuesday. >>> sounds good. thank you, walter. after the break, we will head to the north break to celebrate charles schultz and his peanuts cartoons and what would have been his 100th birthday. >>> a fulsome man just joined an elite local club of local warners. >> one of 23

a wild game in eugene, oregon hosting washington.aks free down the sideline, stays in, 62 yards, tied at 34-34. the quarterback sprained his ankle so the backup is in. 51 seconds to go, peyton henry connects from 43 yards. already 7-34 uw. back on that bomb ankle and the throw is well short. her second loss, eliminating them. tcu taking on texas. a welcome addition on any offensive line. tcu up 3-0. miller up the right side, see you later, 10-0 horned frogs. third and 10, max duggan to quentin justin. tcu wins 17-10, still a perfect 10-0. that is your look at sports. liz: let's get a check of the forecast now. we have some rain he days but a nice stretch of sunny days. drew: we will pause any rain for the next seven to 10 days and today starts a really nice stretch of sunshine and comfortable afternoon temperatures. you are looking at our abc 7 oakland airport camera, terminal one. we are finding nice conditions if you are flying today, dry skies. should be easy to go in and out of our bay area airports. it is quite chilly in the val

oregon versus oregon state, senior day. the ducks led by 17 in the fourth quarter.kes over at the 1-yard line, that is a big chainsaw. it quarterback sneak, great push. within three points. four minutes later, up the middle. would not be denied, beavers score three touchdowns in over five minutes and oregon state wins big. 38-34. michigan ohio state, michigan has not won in columbus since 2008. jj mccarthy to loveland, michigan takes the lead and would not give it back. fourth quarter, time to go to the ground. donovan edwards taking over, first play of the drive 75 yard run. michigan had four touchdowns of 69 yards or longer. if one is good, to is better. how about 85 euros to the house, untouched? michigan wins -- yards to the house, untouched. michigan wins. they will face purdue next week. that is your look at sports, back to you. liz: lisa, we are doing a happy dance because rain is on the way. lisa: that is right. timing is everything, it is the last day we will see somewhat mild temperatures. even with the high clouds and breezy onshore wind, today will be co

i'd watch oregon, nevada, rhode island, connecticut.to seats that biden won by 20 points. that is unheard of that they're worried. they're worried about coastal seats in california. >> our great reporters are back with us. he's right. when you look at the map, republicans look -- they're looking at several districts more than a handful in california, a couple in oregon. if you look out in the westra dec decisionally more and more blue yet what's the biggest issue? >> well, crime, also just rising gas prices there. gas prices are way above the national average and people are seeing that every single day. crime as well if you're looking at those bigger cities, in oregon they're making that issue, republicans are, pointing back to the 2020 protests that happened there and reminding people that this is, you know, this is what america is like under democratic leadership and it seems to be resonating. >> what bad timing in the sense whoever is the president has limited control over gas prices. it's more of a global issue from aaa. sometimes w

classic held this year in corvallis, oregon state trail, oregon, 31 10 late in the third quarter before10 point game . oregon punter alex bales fumbles the snap. oregon state recovers at the one, then gulbrandsen then scored on a quarterback. sneak organs lead trimmed to three at 34 31, then midway through the fourth quarter, eisen newell struggles his way from six yards out. the beaver's going front. they hang on for 38 34 win. both teams are nine and three overall. oregon needing a washington state went to stay in the pac 10 title hunt. and that looks unlikely. washington state hosting washington and the apple cup. the huskies led by two at the half, but on the first snap in the second half, they busted a big play. michael panics is jalen mcmillan. mcmillan takes off on a 75 yard scoring play. that game is in the fourth quarter with washington in front 41 33 of washington win was said utah to the conference title. against usc. the u. s world cup team will determine whether it advances into the knockout round when it plays on tuesday against iran. messy and argentina trying to right th

people's families are impacted from oregon to arizona. from oregon to nevada.f we don't get it right abroad, our nation will be weaker. the capacity for the -- will be tremendously deflated. i have seen candidates that blame others. i ran four times. we are each responsible for our own destiny, along with our maker. my admonishment to all is as we make the argument, which is what matters, we make the argument and win the argument, we do so with joy and a smile, and we worked our tails off. that we don't simply rail against the machine. we don't go on fox news or send tweets. we do the hard work of making the winning argument about why the conservative ideas delivered good outcomes for every single american. [applause] i was reminded by my son the other day that when i first ran for congress i entered the race in 2009, my name was 2% in the first pole we took. i told the pollster, that is all my family. and i know we are only getting half of those votes. we have much work to do. it is simply not enough. it is not enough to complain. we have to go make the case.

police looking at the oregon case but no connection has been made at this point.m the kill her targeted just one of the four victims prior had-to-his rampage. if true that would mean that the other three victims were collateral damage. police also addressed reports that kaylee had a stalker. >> we heard that kaylee may have had a stalker. detectives have been looking into that and to this point have been unable to corroborate the statement. although we continue to seek information and tips regarding that report. >> the university of idaho has been empty the entire week. leading up to thanksgiving, classes resume on monday and officials know that there will be a significant number of students not returning to the campus for in person classes. >> has as the investigation continues we will better know how to proceed in the new year. we will endeavor to find a balance among safety concerns, the need to grieve, and the long-term needs of all of our students and employees. >> and students here are being accommodated for the problem of not wanting to come back here for i

. >> and another type governor's race to watch is in oregon where republican christine drazan hopes toseeking tina kotek and the first republican governor to be elected in four decades. >> kitchen table issues, my opponent tina kotek has been in charge. she has linked arms with governor kate brown in these last six years and has driven our beautiful state, our great state of oregon into the ditch. oregonians themselves are demanding better. >> in arizona, former news anchor kari lake pulled ahead of canada and secretary of state katie hobbs. lake zeroing in on securing the border. >> i said, we've got to secure that border. somebody who is a political type said, yeah, don't talk about that. that might offend people. i said, you know what, i'm offended that our reporter is wide open, drugs are pouring across killing our young people. i'm offended by that. and i'm tired of having the left to tell us what we can and can't talk about. >> meanwhile in michigan g.o.p. candidate tudor dixon running on education and criminal involvement as top issues to propel her to a win over governor gretch

oregon and corvallis against oregon state. they unraveled. he dropped the football .oregon statement for cover on the yard line and he punches it in the very next play. oregon state takes the lead on the rush here. that is a grown man's rush. the beavers upset the ducks, 38-34. and steve young in palo alto to watch his former team. they went to the bag of tricks. the reverse flea flicker isaac rex comes down with it. he scores the touchdown. stanford falls in their season finale to byu, 35-26. 20 games are now in the books for the golden state warriors. the law of averages brings golden state to just back, average . this is coming after defeating the jaffa chase center on friday night. the warriors have won four out of five. they are doing it without a ton of contributions from their three young lottery pics. , that hasn't happened. in order for it to happen, you may need to wait a bit and have some patience. >> those types of guys are using on teams that suck and they can do whatever they need to do to improve. they are expected to contribute at a championship level

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. >> watch this team all year battle team one pickup at oregon . just organ had the onside kick and profession from him tonight. just been a little bit off. something is amiss there but you've got to give this team credit as well. ted sec. 3rd and 10. dtr delivers, and zone, incomplete. it was in the direction of bobo again, 4th and 10 come off four seconds left. and here is the ballgame. just a little post will type up action. and he has to give them a catch. they have the opportunity to make that catch. thompson-robinson escapes looking for the win. and that diving attempt for bobo . and that will do what. arizona but the shocking upset here in pasadena. the wildcats air down on the bruins . the first win for arizona against her frank ucla team since 2005. disappointment for dtr as the winning streak comes to an end and for jedd fisch, a murky victory in year two paid. >> of a huge win for him. he literally saw the highs and lows, dtr. inches just struggling and another great pass rush for hunters echols. he if this guy a chance at the end that's

we're looking at laurie chavez dermer running for oregon 5th congressional district.nkings, against mccloud skinner is a leaning in the republican direction. this is the next race we look at. connecticut, george logan is running in a toss-up, connecticut 5th congressional district, the first member of congress from con neck cut to win since 2006. not a state where republicans win in. new hampshire, currently it is leaning democrat, caroline levitt wants to change that. they join us now, thank you for being here down the homestretch with two days to go. go across the board. laurie, what is your closing argument? the same question i asked yesterday, because it is the right question to ask, what is your closing argument? what is your democratic opponent currently a member of congress trying to say why they stay? >> my opponent is not a member of congress. pete: you're teaching me something, sorry. >> she defeated the incumbent in the primary. my closing argument progressives decide it is only their ideas that matter instead of talking to the people of oregon, they're goi

who the heck knows. >> what about oregon? >> we should talk about oregon. i want to get everybody's names right. in oregon, we have term limited, she struggled at the beginning. basically is finishing fine. kate brown. we have an independent named betsy johnson. i do not want to say that she is the mad bomber of this race, but she just does not care. everybody said, you are going to ruin the democrats chances and are going to let christine drazan, the republican is going to get past tina co. tech, the democrat. you are creating this opportunity and she is a very liberal, unabashedly --if you saw her, you would not think she was from a state other than oregon. i mean that with love. that was a great deal of love. no one would be like, you are probably from south florida. no, she is from oregon. the trail mix is real. people are responding to her message which is, these people stink. we should not have to put up with these package, blowdried politicians. it looks like she is taking more from the d than the r, but i will be watching. >> as a french-canadian, i

. >> gary, were you also recently there in oregon.addition to you covering utah, following that race there, it's too close to call, what you have heard >> this is another really interesting race that is sort of thrown into flux because of an independent. betsy johnson is an independent that has more than 9% of the vote right now and it's taking away votes from the democrat and the republican the democrat had biden support, the republican had millions and llions of support. >> thank you so much >>> now to the other big story of the morning we're watching tropil storm nicole bearing down on florida hi michelle, good morning. >> hi, great to see you guys we're going to be tracking neck c tracking nicole. we do anticipate it to become a hurricane and make landfall. it's moving at 13 miles per hour and we have lots of tropical alerts in florida, georgia, south carolina savannah, into many portions of florida. so as we track nicole today, we're going to see nicole intensifying as it approaches the east coast of florida, wind and rain lash b

we want to opt out. >> more than 100 counties and cities in oregon may be pushing back. the businesses locally. >> do you feel like the community needs protecting from this measure? >> yes. >> why? >> i don't know what it does. i don't know how it would be controlled. i don't know how to keep kids away from it. i guess it's the fear of things we don't understand. >> reporter: a similar concern echoed back in southern oregon. near new frontier ranch, it's here the legalization of cannabis proved messy in 2015, led to the participation of cartels, human trafficking. legalizing a new drug is not going over well here. >> boy, you've got that right. >> mary ann crandall lives next to the ranch. she's open to the therapeutic benefits but worries about the impact. >> we have a very unique community and we want to keep it that way. >> arnold sees it as a vital service that's more medicinal than recreational. >> there are people suffering that will get the piece they need to make it through another season, another day. they'll learn that they have value, worth, that life has dign

you look in rhode island there is alan that looks like he may be blipping a state and different in oregond the areas that biden won by you know, 12 or 14 percentage points, and now democrats are spending money to defend them, that is a huge sign to republicans they might be having some pretty extraordinary gains. trey: i know i sounded like a grandparent in the opening monologue. which hopefully you missed. i am big into expectations and setting proper expectations, olivia, i want you to give us right expectations in the house, kim new senata. let's assume for sake of argument that republicans take both. >> in the house, you sort of gave a preview, investigations that range in terms of what we'll see. hunter biden is a big figure that republicans have promised to vow -- they have vowed to investigate. and we'll see sort of messaging legislation that would signal what republicans want to accomplish but, of course, president biden could veto any l -- legislation, they will see where they have been and roll out to america, that talks about inflation, border, crime and bigger issues that vote

. >> oregon, democratic senator ron won his fifth term if office. defeated the republican. >> idaho republican senator won his seat. republicans wanted to have a long shot win in bolduc in new hampshire. but they still a path to the majority tonight. >> the oregon governor's race. a tight race. this is another area that republicans have been looking to see if there can be an upset in oregon. there is also an independent candidate. >> the democratic governor gavin newsom will win another term and there are whispers about his ambitions after being governor. >> and i think it's worth discussing the new hampshire race. bringing in some of your guests. dana, this is an area where there was enthusiasm for republicans. bolduc came from behind and had that kind of energy that sometimes you see exhibited by somebody who can close well in a race. this is not even close. >> we had governor sununu yesterday. he was bullish. all politicians say of course we will win. he knows the state like the back ever his hand. we will win this. i think republicans have soul

. >> marianne: another race to watch is oregon, drazen hopes to unseat cotech. >> oregon citizens are talking about kitchen table issues, tina cotech has been in charge and linked arms with kate brown and driven our beautiful great state of oregon into the ditch and oregon citizens demand better. >> marianne: former news anchor cari lake pulled ahead of katie hobbs, lake is zeroing in on securing the border. >> we have to secure the border and somebody who was a political type said, don't talk about that, that might offend people. i'm offended the border is wide open and drugs are pouring across and killing young people and i'm tired of having the left tell us what we can and can't talk about. >> marianne: in michigan, tudor dixon running on education and parental involvement, hoping that will propel her to a win over governor whitmer. >> our message is parents want to have someone who will stand with them, we've heard from democrats and republicans, they believe they have been abandoned by the democratic party and want parents involved in education. >> marianne: close race in wiscons

is he really going to ask for all of oregon? the english aren't sure. his own supporters aren't sure. in april of 1840, six polk terminated the joint occupation of oregon. and that meant either the british would have to go to war for their territorial claims, because polk claimed organ all way to 50 4:40. or, they were going to have to negotiate. they're angry, they don't like polk, they called the americans overbearing and aggressive. rules by the win of the mob. so that is a strike at the democratic sentiment we talked about. that they end up settling and they settle out 49. polk signs it right at the 14th parallel which is the current border between canada and the united states. so he takes half, in other words. but what about the southern border? so that is april of 1846. the pogrom initiation had sent a man named john sidled talk to herrera. as i mentioned in the late 1845. but that was political instability and volatility in mexico and it never resulted in a meeting. there was a coup against her rare. there was a month on crackle plot as well. mex

oregon and corvallis taking on oregon state. oregon had a double-digit lead then unraveled.e punter drops the football. they take it on the one. a touchdown. oregon state within three points. minutes later , here come the beavers. they upset the ducks. 38-34. the world cup action, messi and argentina facing mexico. the 64th minute. argentina on the attack. he scores. they needed this one bad after losing to saudi arabia on tuesday. argentina gets it done. the final score argentina 2, mexico-0. broadway was jumping today. similar to french fans and guitar. france against denmark, france attacking. driven low toward the back post. sticking this one in. france takes the 2-1 lead ends up being your final score. united states back at it on tuesday against iran . if they win the match they move on. >> i know that a lot of jim harbaugh fans are happy he got that win . >> 18 of 20 but then he got it done. >> coming up in the next half hour, the rsv symptoms parents need to be on the lookout for. >>> christmas time in san francisco which means there's a giant gingerbread inside of th

anita: oregon and new york, who would have thought it?still biting into americans' wallets despite another fed hike this week. what's this all mean for you and your family, we will find out coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ anita: welcome back, the latest job's report shows 260,000 jobs in october and unemployment rate to 3.7 and for more on this and the economy in general founding partner of macro trends adviser llc and host of the no po podcast, our good friend mitch roschelle. hey, mitch, great to see you. thank you so much for coming in. let me ask you first about the job's report number, also, you know w the unemployment numbers and the fed rate hike altogether what does that picture look like, positive, negative? mitch: the job's report is, listen, certainly good news better creating jobs than losing them but inflation which is the total macro story is here finish a while to stay. there was nothing transient about it a year ago when the administration was saying it was temporary is here to stay and if you look at the job's report, you actually

he became the big -- a big lover of central oregon and today that whole bend oregon outdoor recreation culture as -- has billed douglas's fingerprints everywhere you go around there. he went to whitman college in walla walla washington, a small school out there. and then traveled like a hobo woody guthrie style to new york city, became a leading -- at columbia university and went on with his law degree to become a professor of law at columbia. then he got hired by joe kennedy during the great depression for the security exchange commission on wall street dealing with bankruptcies that were being declared. a lot of fraudulent bankruptcies to try to get money -- he was busting people. throughout this all he became a fly fisherman extraordinaire, a wilderness depot take, his heroes were john mir, cofounder of the sierra club and particularly henry david thoreau. he recognized this was a pre-environmental protection agency era, after world war ii. douglas got deeply alarmed by statistics he was reading about what automobiles were doing to open spaces, about how surplus -- from world war ii