redraw the state line so liberal portland and the other democratic cities are oregon, and eastern oregoncan, joins largely conservative idaho. nearly all of oregon's 17 eastern county governments have approved plans to leave and form a larger idaho resembling the logo on sandy gilson's hat. is this about politics or differences? >> both. we are very different people. i don't believe that the oregon government as a whole and the supermajority that has been in power there for many decades is listening to eastern oregon at all. >> it just overwhelmingly hit me, this makes sense. >> reporter: so much so that idaho state representative barbara e. heart, a republican, cosponsored a bill to begin dialogue with oregon. >> this is where all the big decisions are made. >> reporter: the bill passed the idaho house and is now before the senate. idaho's government is officially on a path to redraw its state line for the first time since 1864. >> is it possible? i believe it is. when your government will no longer listen to you, what do you do? we don't want them to start an internal war or battle, bu

we invited oregon down to come and present to us.lution, joint memorial resolution through on the house side. it's passed. and so now we have now sent it to the senate side. we will see if not this year, it may be next year, you know, we have had a lot of positive response to this. and oregon is doing some of the same things. and i think you are seeing a picture right there. there's a lot of beautiful land. and, you know,. >> ainsley: looks gorgeous. >> it's gorgeous. the other thing that we have to keep in mind, the area that would be impacted, they are very much like minded people. very much like us here in idaho. and, you know, i would be thrilled to have them join us. >> ainsley: how would it affect the elections? this is a group of 13 counties, 11 or 13? what's correct? >> currently there have been 11 counties. >> ainsley: okay. >> that have passed resolutions to go ahead and continue talks with us. you know. when you look nationally and through the years what you can do to what can you do to creating a state, moving a state. re

re-draw the state line, so liberal portland and the other democratic cities are oregon and eastern oregonverwhelmingly republican, joins largely conservative idaho. nearly all of oregon's 17 eastern county governments have approved plans to leave and form a larger idaho, resembling the logo on sandy gillson's hat. is this about politics or differences? >> both. >> we are very different people. i don't believe that the oregon government as a whole and the super joirs majority that has b power there for many decades is listening to eastern oregon at all. >> it just overwhelmingly hit me, this makes sense. >> reporter: so much so that idaho state representative, barbara eheart, a republican, co-sponsored a bill to begin dialogue with oregon. >> these are where all the big decisions are made for the idaho legislature. >> reporter: the bill passed the idaho house and is now before the senate. idaho's government is officially on a path to re-draw its state line for the first time since 1864. >> is it possible? i believe it is. when your government will no longer listen to you, what do you do? w

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i consider myself the mama bear attorney general here in oregon.t for the most vulnerable interstate. and those are the people that are being targeted by these disgusting hateful acts. >> and let me just say for what it's worth, no official, nobody in this country should ever feel threatened. it pains me to hear the kind of pain i hear in your voice about what you end dina nessel and other election workers and officials are being subjected to. attorney general kris mayes, i want to discuss something we discussed last week. would you uncovered the results of the investigation in arizona and to deal with fraud based on the previous attorney general, mark brnovich, who held information from the public. there was no election fraud. no election of election fraud in your state. talk to us about your findings in your move to repurpose brnovich's fraud unit to go after -- in your state. >> this was really a troubling situation in which we discovered that my office in january that my predecessor, my republican predecessor had essentially conceal three repor

can they translate to a regular season finale at oregon on saturday? cal men lost to oregon. back to the warriors. kudos to draymond green. warriors could make it five straight wins when they host new orleans tomorrow. and guess who is after that, sara? >> uh-oh. >> the lakers coming up on sunday. with steph curry possibly in the lineup. >> okay. that will be a good game. excited to watch and excited to see the warriors back to their old selves again. >> they're in a groove sara. >>> one man spent 15 years in prison for opening a licensed cannabis store. meet the last >>> medical marijuana has been legal in california for more than two-and-a-half decades but we are still seeing the impact of the federal ban. lauren toms introduces us to a man who is finally free after 13 years in prison for opening a licensed medical cannabis store. >> reporter: luke scarmaza represents the end of an era. he is the last known californian to serve time for a federal medical cannabis charge. it has been 20 days since he was released from federal prison and he is still adjusting back to his life

can they translate to a regular season finale at oregon on saturday? cal men lost to oregon.k to the warriors. kudos to draymond green. warriors could make it five straight wins when they host new orleans tomorrow. and guess who is after that, sara? >> uh-oh. >> the lakers coming up on sunday. with steph curry possibly in the lineup. >> okay. that will be a good game. excited to watch and excited to see the warriors back to their old selves again. >> they're in a groove sara. >>> one man spent 15 years in prison for opening a licensed cannabis store. meet the last ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? odwhating the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >>> medical marijuana has been legal in california for more than two-and-a-half decades but

oregon wins. 73 to 68. seat in the pac. 12 men's tournament begins next wednesday. so that h l young sharks fans looking to get a win against the caps in their last game of the homestand looked great early on sharks on the power play. it smashed hurdle. gets behind alex ovechkin and the defense finds the net his 16th goal of the season and the sharks jumped out to a 2, nothing lead. but just like they did against the blues, they gave up second-period goals that former shark matt erwin with the one timer that the caps up 3 to 2 and the sharks had a 2 goal lead into game in a row. couldn't get when they finished the homestand one and 5, 1, out using this one to 8, 3, to the well in the nfl, a good kicker is worth his weight in gold. unfortunately, robbie gold has kicked for the forty-niners for the last time after 6 seasons in san francisco. the veteran confirmed today he plans to test the waters in free agency and says he thinks a land with another team. the 40 year-old gold is one of the best kickers in nfl

almost gobble get arrested if you are in portland, oregon.decriminalized they come here because it's quite honestly easy to be honestlyless. and, again, i'm not speaking for every homeless person. but, the fact is, there's a lot of enabling going on in our community. you know, a lot of people are just simply taking care of on the streets with no extra effort to get them off the streets which, if we did, would benefit the entire community. >> jesse: do you feel regular citizens have less rights than the homeless? >> they do. for example, it's a known homeless car never get a ticket. if i accidently park somewhere i'm definitely getting a ticket. >> jesse: they don't ticket the homeless. >> they are treated oftentimes more as a protected class. it's really frustrating because it's so unacceptable. for example, the man who threatened that homeowner from the orange tent. he threatened to burn her house down and the police did not arrest him. that was extremely frustrating and terrifying to have to live near that. it is completely unacceptable. >>

i want oregon the hat. you have.you know, teach us how to make some and i would. yeah, i would even know where to begin. yeah, i'm not very good with with that sort of thing, but we can try try. stick with us. we'll be right back with proper news that night. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at 9, the search for a suspect continues after a robbery at a business in the east bay. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 9. >> i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn. it all began at the verizon store in pleasant hill. police say 2 people who were armed stole several cell phones. the suspects were then track to concord when pleasant hill. police say they tried to drive at the officers. police say they shot at the car but didn't hit either of the suspects. one of the suspects was trackewn

oregon win. 73 to 68.. 12 men's tournament begins next wednesday. meanwhile, mark fox and cal also up north to face oregon state. each team looking for some momentum heading into the pac. 12 tourney bears down one with 32 seconds left, take the lead on grant newell's fade in the key. that we would last evers with a one-point lead with 9 seconds left in in downing counties to foul. that to be truly unique, throws a baseball pass ahead to michael brought up for the dunk. cal down 3 has no timeouts. bring it up. and joe brown throws out the wild 3 that misses badly kind of liked cao season. oregon state takes to win. 69 66, they are the 11th and 12th seeds in the tournament. >> meanwhile, some young sharks fans looking to get a win against the caps in the last game of their homestand and they're looked great early on shots on the power play too much. colonel gets behind ovechkin and the dea and find the net for his 16th goal of the season starts down to a 2. nothing lead. but just like they did against the bl

stuart: portland, oregon, hitting a new record for the second year in a row.ore for now and how do the suburbs feel about portland's slide. what are they doing about it? >> i can tell you what we're doing in our county specifically. we're governing in a different way. we prioritize law enforcement, we fund our law enforcement, we don't allow a culture of lawlessness in the communities and i want to make sure the people in our communities are safe and kids are safe in their schools and can walk down the street and play in the parks and without running and cross section of criminallalty that does harm communities and we're criminality and without harming other counties. stuart: the county is largely republican and portland oregon is way out far left. there's a political component to this. >> yeah, you're right. for the first time in a long time, there's a really more republican centrist board governing the county and we believe the board expects the government to fix the problems and be innovative and creative and support families and get to work easily and the

. >> fishermen in california and oregon could soon be banned from fishing for salmon in the ocean. pacific fishery management council is expected to make a decision on a ban next week. the fishing season which starts on may first is expected to shut down this year off of the coast of california and much of oregon. the california department of fish and wildlife says the forecasts for chinook salmon populations are some of the lowest since 2008. it's a similar situation up north in oregon where the population estimates are some of the lowest since 1997. those low numbers are being attributed to our region's drought problems. the ban would be a huge blow to many west coast commercial fisherman. coming up next. in sports, final 4 was set today is the last 2 teams made their way through the bracket. >> and into the final weekend coming up, aaron wilson will have highlights and let us know who will be flying into houston looking for a championship. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, and then that there were 4 today's matchups rounded out the final 4 for them inside of the ncaa tournament

the president pro tempore: the senator from oregon is recognized. the senate is in a quorum call. the president pro tempore: witho ut objection. mr. wyden: i have three requests for committees to meet during tooted's session of the senate and they include the approval of the majority and minority leaders. the president pro tempore: duly noted. mr. wyden: i ask unanimous consent that jonathan heys be granted floor privilegeses for the declaration of the 118th congress. the president pro tempore: witho ut objection. mr. wyden: madam president, today i begin an effort to provide regular updates to the senate and the country about the devastating consequences for women in every state if texas judge kacsmaryk issues a ruling banning meth priss tone nationwide. two weeks ago i stood on the senate floor and laid out what has to happen if and when this decision comes down. president biden and the food and drug administration must ignore it. the food and drug administration has the authority and needs to keep this medication on the market without interruption regardless of what this ruling

alberto is no longer a contracted coach, and we shuttered the oregon project several years ago. mr.ngage in any doping of his athletes and not a single athlete was found to violate the rules." salazar claims in part, "any claim goucher was sexually assaulted by they is untrue. i have never sexually assaulted miss goucher and never would have done so. the accusation is deeply hurtful and abhorrent and contrary to my fundamental beliefs as a husband, father, and deeply devout catholic." any satisfaction that he will never be able to participate in the running world again? >> honestly, it makes me a little sad. because i know how much he loves it. i think that's his whole life. but at the end of the day, he should not be coaching. >> you say in the book that you finally realized the power is not in your legs. where have you found your power? >> in my voice. >> our thanks to linsey. >>> up next, what you won't do for love. celebrating singer bobby caldwell. ♪ do for love you've tried everything but you won't give up ♪ ♪ in my world for love what i would not do ♪ despite treatment it dis

now, oregon made of many come back. what at the end?o much stanford that can break the so good she had. 22 11 stanford goes on to win. 76 to 65. all righty. let's go to the man in oregon early cardinal in transition. harrison anger 5 spencer jones for a pretty lame. 25 for jones, great ball movement ball movement around the key. brandon angel 15 for him. stanford wins 83 to 60. mark fox and his cal bears on oregon. it might not be marc foxx cow. there's much longer this team some s this guy. big dude right there. later on more oregon, 13 0st at the tough bucket there get poison ours. have 17. and guess what? the ducks roll past the baird. 84 to 51. they've lost 14 straight games. by the way. all right. let's finish off with some hockey sharks. they've lost 3 in a row and 6 of 7, but to get healthy as the blues tonight, they lead one, nothing in the first and added on right here. erik karlsson to logan could tore. love side 2, nothing sharks but the blues. now they came back and scored 4 goals in the second period on the power play. bray

because right now in oregon, only 76 of 800 people are behind bars waiting for a public defender.ppen to the safety aspect of portland and oregon, the whole state, if they let alleged criminals out on the street? >> well, the short answer is right now you are seeing multiple businesses out of the portland area. everything from starbucks to walmart taking their business across the border to washington or into neighboring counties. what is going to happen is the need for people who are addicted to drugs to facilitate those drugs if those stores aren't there. the only natural thing for them to do is to go into the house to make housing. the people living in these areas, unfortunately, in my neighborhood as well, we will see a rise in home break-ins, car theft, vandalism, petty crime. it will become much more dangerous for the people who lived here. >> ashley: angela, you won that social media account and you see a ton of things on a daily basis. what has the chatter been on social media? do they know about this happening yet? >> we are growing very fast as damian has highlighted the

oregon wins by 33.cal dropped to three and 27 close out with oregon state on saturday. women's pac 12 tournament in las vegas. this young lady ready to go home. the oregon ducks. no match. for the sixth rank. stanford cardinal fourth quarter. haley jones works the high load of camera bring for the layup, and i like this little braid flipped their bring 22 points. 11 rebounds. jones just missed a triple double. it's a 76 65 win for tara vanderveer and company next up 19th ranked u c l a tomorrow in the pac 12 semis. congratulations to all the barrier high schools who advanced to the state championship regional semifinals and that includes oakland tech six, ft four big man. omar staples junior with some bully ball inside for the and one and then it's a marie mohammed sweet spin for the layup. he scored. 33 points at the bulldogs came back from a double digit deficit to beat lincoln of san francisco. 64 59 to advance to the d three semis. they play justin sienna of napa on saturday. the sharks. they jumped

but till then they head to head up to oregon to face oregon state.m heading into that tournament. the bears down. 65 64. with 32 seconds left, take the lead on granules fate in the key. but the beavers had a one-point lead with 9 seconds left in in downing. >> county to foul. the need throws a baseball pass ahead to michael rodd of for the dunk. down 3 has no timeouts bring it up. and joe brown. 3 point that misses badly. >> cao season oregon state takes the win. 69 66, some young sharks fans looking to get a win against the caption their last game of the homestand. they looked great early on sharks on the power play to wash hurdle. it's behind ovechkin, the defense and finds the net for his 16th goal of the season. the sharks jumped out to a 2, nothing lead but just like they did against the blues, they gave up 4 second-period goals. this is. former shark matter when with the one timer that the caps up 3 to 2. so the sharks had a 2 goal lead 2 games in a row and just couldn't get a win. finished the homestand and one in 5 they lose 8, 3, 2, the caps

now, oregon wants to give this a shot. oregon wants to give the homeless $1,000 a month.use the money for whatever. most people know when you give an addict $1,000 they will spend it on drugs. the democrats don't care what they spend it on. the democrats just like how it feels to give the homeless money kind of like a rich dad to try to buy his kids love because he doesn't have what it takes to be a real father. democrats like to feel come passionate with your money. that's it. it's not about results. at the end of the day, they aren't fixing homeless problem. they are fueling a drug crisis. and when you make rock bottom that comfortable, there's no motivation to shape up listen to this. >> pretty [bleep] easy here. if we are going to be realistic. they pay you to be homeless here. this right now is literally by choice. literally by choice. why would i want to pay rent? i'm not [bleep]. cell phone that i have amazon prime and netflix on. >> how is it like being homeless in portland. >> it's a piece of cake, really. i mean, that's why you probably got so many out here beca

our foreign agents reported that the ship oregon left gdansk today, equipped with low-noise engines.quipment to suppress the radar signal now it hangs in neutral waters in just a couple miles from our border, stealth mode has not yet been turned on. yes, how interesting. they ate the installation data on a woman who met a resident in a cafe, display on the screen this is anna howard, a tourist from canada. arrived in kaliningrad 2 days ago arrived alone settled in a hotel. the companion needs to meet someone, with whom she communicated, maybe some things remained in agreement. let's throw off the data and orientations of the municipalities. go. i have information for you. came to me an hour ago. so we talked with you, i went home, and i have him is sitting. he offered to join them in the topic. help him move some important cargo across the border. in the evening this is left as a keepsake from the savages. i answered your question. but what about overseas? chnye offices i know well. therefore, the fact that i passed it, no one will ever know. stay here for now. do you believe it? yes

at this time i would yield three minutes to the gentlelady from oregon, a member of the t.n.i. committee, ms. dereimer. ms. chavez-deremer: thank you. i rise in support of lower energy costs act, a commonsense proposal that would lower costs for oregon families by unleashing american energy. the lower costs energy costs act paves the way for projects that would directly benefit oregon. h.r. 1 would improve the environmental permitting process for critical minerals, making it more efficient for oregon businesses to manufacture scarce and valuable products like semiconductors. from the smart only if in your pocket, it's unacceptable that the united states is currently so reliant on china for critical products. the pragmatic permitting changes in this bill protect our national security by reducing our reliance on the chinese communist party. these changes also create opportunities for public-private partnerships on energy construction projects. instead of doing business with china, h.r. 1 presents an opportunity for my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support good paying u

these were first developed at oregon state university.re are a couple of companies in the approval process. there are different ways of producing hydrogen. there's tremendous promise there. other sustainable fuels in terms of -- i just read about something i totally don't understand in california. they can take mixed waste and turn it into, the carbon comes out a solid and that's marketable for something. i don't know how it works. there's a lot of cutting edge technology. now we are having conflicts between, because there are so little out there for sustainable aviation fuel. there worried about trucking moving to hydrogen. we really have to get ahead of this. electricity is not going to be the solution for aviation. even though some people are experimenting with hybrid. it may or may not be the solution for long-distance trucking in this country. because of the technology is really called in the charging takes quite a while. at this point we don't have any charging networks. that's also part of the iija and the ira to build up a network

will extends oregon's lead to 8. 73-68 is the final.ford finishes the regular season 7-13 and that is good for 10th in the pack 12. >>> ucla hosting arizona, senior night. he puts on a show . a one-man highlight. a three-point play the old-fashioned way. minutes later, off the break, a big-time slam. leading the way with 22. 82-73 is the final, finishing 27-4 overall taking a strong case for number 1 seed. >>> the tar heels needed a victory to stay on the bubble. love, not this time. he hit the big shot last year in the final four. on the other end, that is duke finishing on the other end. the tar heels lose 62-57. after being ranked number one in the preseason, north carolina now needs to take the acc tournament to make the big dance. life comes at you fast or over the course of four months when you are not victorious. >> that is rare for ranked number one teams to not make the tournament. >>> just ahead, what began as a fun project in >>> welcome back, some dads build tree houses with their kids but in minnesota, one dad decided to go

walmart just left oregon, they have the ability to closeup stores and leave an entire state.usinesses don't have that ability. some did flee new york, for example, new york city tax, you know this best, todd, i think 15%. in florida, zero. they create jobs, not the tax hikes and regulation killing policies that kill jobs in blue states. >> todd: we have mentioned people fleeing oregon, talking about new york, we also mentioned california, illinois with the whole chicago situation there, lori lightfoot leaving. if i'm going and looking blue, blue, blue, blue. why don't blue states and cities change their policy before it is too late? some point, there will not be anybody left to turn out the lights. >> absolutely, todd, i don't understand. they are so stuck on their agenda, pretty much nothing else matters and people are picking up and leaving realizing their leaders are failing them in big way. you know what, red state governors are doing fantastic jobs creating jobs and keeping unemployment low. never saw a bigger difference than during the covid pandemic, blue states verse

there been several occasions in portland, oregon where a proud boys rally was happening. they're duking it out with their fists in, the street. police find gunmen on the rooftops. proud boys, gunman and. there's nothing that they can do about. unless, of course, they fire a shot. but certainly the the specter of gun violence is around for sure. certainly surprised that there hasn't been a mass shooting at one of these rallies because there are always guns. thank you. thank you. hello. hi. i am wondering. i feel like during the biden administration action and please correct me if i'm wrong, we've seen kind of a lull of these big extremist you rather rallies or whatever. and there's been more a focus on prosecuting. like we've got the january six committee. we've got the alex jones trials. so i'm wondering how you feel about this new kind of perspective of on pushing back against extremism, whether in the public eye or in the courts, and if that's actually going to do anything both in time for 20, 20, 24 or even this year. yeah, i think i think we're going to learn a lot th

. >> former democratic representative peter defazio of oregon talked about the state of global supply chains and china's dominance. from the hudson institute this is just over an hour. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> okay. let's get started. thank you all for being here today joining us live here at the hudson institute. thanks for joining online. it's a pleasure, a special thanks to c-span for being here with us today and for sharing this discussion with your viewers. a little background, this is a second in a series of conversations being organized by a new group called the american maritime security initiative. it's a joint project of the hudson institute and the navy league center for maritime strategy. the group is focused on the national and economic security challenges we face dealing with china, as it relates to the commercial maritime industry. shipping is at the intersection of trade andg transportation, national security and economic security. our first conversation in this seriesorse was with admiral mark busby who focuse

the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from oregon, ms. is a lienas, for five -- ms. salinas, for five minutes. ms. salinas: i rise to recognize a few of the remarkable women in my district. this office accepted submissions from inspiring women across the community and while we couldn't possibly feature all of them, the women you see here represents some of the best oregon has to offer. every day women hold the weight of the world on their shoulders. take lori simpson. she has worked for a nonprofit for over 20 years giving members vulnerable members help. she has built a happy home for her two boys, especially after she was tragically widowed when her youngest was just 11. she is unstoppable and loved for all who knew her. stella is another remarkable woman from oregon's sixth. 20 years ago, estella left her home and family in mexico in hopes of providing her five children with opportunities she can only dream up. she struggled to learn english but never to care for her children. she showed up to every meeting, concert, and game because for her, family comes first. f

cow trails oregon state by a point at the 32nd mark. grant newell. it's a fade away in the lane.e point lead with 29 seconds left on the beavers ensuing possession, though they drive the lane where michael's taj puts oregon state in front by a point bears, then turn it over on their next possession close, but not close enough for cal, which goes down 69 66, the bears finish the pac 12 regular season two and 18 3 and 28 overall quarterfinals of the wcc tournament tonight in las vegas, where one barrier team would move on santa clara and usf tied at 27 late in the first half. carol roberts buries a three for the dons. they go up by three. santa clara with time for one last possession, carlos stewart with a long to that game is at halftime right now, with the dons leading by a 0.32 29, northern california open division basketball tonight, san ramon's dirty valley, trailing st joseph of santa maria ryan baisley in the line there for the wildcats, who got within five, but saint joseph answered caden hambleton with two off the glass down low the first section school history. 87 76 the

but in oregon, we reached new heights. our state is home to 318,000 proud unionized workers, making up about 18% of our work force. in fact, we are now the fourth most unionized state in america. something i know orr goanians and we should all be proud of. in the face of record breaking corporate profit and growing wealth gap, workers in oregon have united to champion a deeply american cause. economic opportunity for all. from starbuck's to burgerville, working orr goanian from all walks of life are coming together to say we have had enough. we have had enough of corporate greed and union busting, we have had enough of wage stagnation and dangerous work environments, we have had enough of fighting tooth and nail for the benefits that we deserve. . we've had enough. and now the burden falls on us. as lawmakers we have a duty to answer the call for change. we have the duty to protect good-paying jobs but to expand that opportunity for everyone. because at the end of the day, america is only as strong as its middle class. so

i'm going to be flying all night for town meetings in central oregon. with this budget, you cannot get more clear, the democrats are ready to fight for the proposition that billionaires and multinational corporations have to pay a fair share in taxes. this budget shows that the white house understands that there are two tax codes in america. one for nurses and firefighters and teaches, they pay taxes with every paycheck. and another for billionaires who told their accountants and their lawyers, make sure i don't take an income this year so they could pay low or nothing for years on end. the american people who work for a living know that they are getting ripped off by those billionaires who figured out how to not just duck paying a fair share, but something like little or nothing for years on end. since my colleagues touched on the particulars, i want to give on the sentiment of where we are right now in terms of the budget debate. the very first bill the house republicans passed was a $114 billion handout to wealthy tax cheats. speaking of looking out

few of those clouds now making their way into northern portions of california and southern oregon.o sit it out today in the bay area waiting until tomorrow until we get our hit of heavy rain and some pretty strong winds, too. in the meantime, it is cold out frost advisories in light blue for the entire interior of the bay. we've got temperatures falling well into the 30's in not just inland either half moon bay at 34 redwood city at 32 degrees. san jose hayward at 39 and oakland all the way down to 38 right now. petaluma in sonoma. you're at freezing at 32 degrees say ali, to just below freezing and vallejo at 35. so a lot of us really cold winds are calm today. tomorrow. they pick up, though, a look at this transition. we're looking at 50 miles per hour. wind gusts in excess of that in san francisco. you know what that means? potential of some more downed trees lost power come tomorrow. and that's just the start. the wind is one factor for your tuesday. the other being the rain that pushes in before you even get up tomorrow morning and the very heaviest of it, unfortunately, in th

the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. wyden: madam president, i rise in strong support of the women's health protection act. this legislation needs to be a centerpiece in the battle to defend privacy rights in america. this is the third week i stood on the senate floor to talk about it extraordinary assault on privacy and bodily independence that's taking place in america. and it started, of course, with the horrendous dobbs decision. and when that decision came down, republicans all over america said that this was going to be a matter of states' rights. they weren't telling the truth to the american people. shortly after the decision there was a full-court press by republicans at the local level, the state level, and, yes, the national level to claw back the rights of women and deny access to reproductive care. months after the dobbs decision, a bill to enact a six-week abortion ban to ban abortion before most women even know they're pregnant was introduced in this body. that was a national ban, madam president, every si

you've got to have all the way up and oregon, washington to really see the rain. but you kind of get an idea. they're starting to see some of the snow beginning to show up across the cascades errand. well, pushing further south and lot of that is headed our direction of act. how about this again? we've got winter weather advisories. even winter storm warnings up for lake county, but the bay area look at the more snowfall. national weather service thinks they could see as much as 6, maybe 12 inches of snow. another foot of snow across higher peaks in the north bay. pretty amazing elsewhere around the bay area likely to see dustin may be several inches of snow as we head through, especially sunday and into monday. so, yeah, it looks like this storm system going to be dropping in as early as tomorrow morning in the north bay that's spreading south throughout the day. that will open up the door to another series of storms rolling in keeping things on and off wet in the next week. guys. thanks. alerts emitted a series of severe winter storms in january and february thi

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