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

because the doctors can now take oregon's, you know, wish to say when they did it. because the net result is the same. the person's life is small, though they're not alive. can they complain? except a doctor that is going to know the truth. american journalist george eliza, has covered developments in ukraine since my dad. he's been involved and he can see mean graves of civilians killed by ukrainian death squads d submitted materials. he connected to the us senate officer which funding for the as all regimen, was temporarily suspended from 2013 to 2014 human trafficking double in ukraine. and between march 2014 and september 20 14262600 people went missing and they weren't accounted for the 1st bullets of illegal organ harvesting came around the same time in 4 months at port charlotte. but i suppose w professionally, shall the ocean should have some other remedies and i get the got buddy. uh yeah, but it meets and schools at the end up. but if i do it in front of me upset, i'm still not getting to do what could i unit e and what are you and you'll be able to use th

do you think there is a possibility of some sort of alliance between mister oregon and mr. add on, given that indeed, inflated or big acres of both candidates. but you know, when we talk about the refugee and how mr. ad on may benefit from this, i think is your summarize the has benefited from their presence in a number of ways. but most of most of those ways, other than the fact that some of the city is that for made turkish nationals may have wasn't for the others are useful for his policies. but they are not really about electoral politics. so i think this the ad on my to recognize that there is an intensifying and tired refugee and feeling in token society. it's and he may be thinking of bother fi and his policies after the elections. you've asked to keep the loyalty off the roads, and from that perspective, what might speculate that he might want to have missed the uh, cnn. all done on his side because he would then use his support is justification for his entire refugee published he is trying to shy away from the ethnic nationalism, then he has in his own policies, em

. >>> there is breaking news out of portland, oregon, tonight. a massive four-alarm fire broke out at an apartment building it blew out windows, and firefighters had to help evacuate residents. crews even had to shut down a nearby freeway to keep people safe. there are no reported injuries, and the cause is under investigation. >>> with so many migrants released into the u.s., cash-strapped cities say they're running out of resources to care for them. miguel almaguer reports. >> reporter: tonight outside this fortified hotel turned migrant shelter in san diego, we met the asylum seekers who just gained entry into the u.s., like 20-year-old michael luna, escaping street violence in colombia, headed to denver with everything he owns on his back. "my life was in danger i had to come," he says tonight the number of illegal border crossings declining again, just over 3,700 on monday, according to two dhs officials, while newly released court documents show over 6,400 migrants were released into the u.s. last thursday and friday with no court dates and

through the intersection almost t-boned. >> reporter: in portland, oregon police are conducting special operations their mission, track down stolen cars and arrest those responsible. >> through the intersection, just collided. >> reporter: in recent years, portland, like many cities across the country, has seen an increase in the number of stolen cars on average, a vehicle is ripped off every 48 minutes in portland. not only does that stolen car create a real headache for the owner, but officers say stolen vehicles are often connected to other crimes adding to the problem? >> through a red just got tagged by another car. >> reporter: the bad guys often elude police. >> still continuing westbound on fremont. >> reporter: so to help tackle this growing issue portland police turned to data science in the same way sports teams use analytics and companies optimize performance. >> it's a process. that's what we're learning here is how to use our data in a process that helps us do better work with less resources. >> reporter: portland police created special stolen vehicle operations the idea i

overdose deaths have more than tripled in oregon since 2019. it's because dangerous amounts of fentanyl and fentanyl-laced pills are flooding our streets. last year in my district law enforcement seized enough fentanyl podder to kill the entire state of oregon in one single drug bust. ms. chavez-deremer: support law enforcement and enact tough on crime policies. that's why i'm proud to co-sponsor the halt fentanyl act which accomplishes both of those goals by permanently classifying fentanyl as a schedule one drug. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from oregon seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you. the united states postal service is the only agency specifically mentioned in the constitution. it's essential for delivering everything from medicine, tax documents and in oregon, where we proudly vote by m

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

but almost, or even, and you're the guy with sigma from the, the cheapest guy with non oregon children that are splunk, that's in the usually have pretty much and gigi store things, pests, some suspicions about respected organizations such as the red cross, some doctors without borders who was sent to have dealings with neo nazis and ukraine to have been allegations against doctors without borders of human organ trafficking, in tulsa. and it's thought the representatives of the organization were present when the children were evacuated, including your beloved, don't mind me in the move as i did. you already made the agent as jim, out of his upset or cheer and disagree. it's really weird, only fucked. the investigating a good as the num and it says if you put out of the point you and then it'll come good list for them of the nation for him to go to the judge and the total bunch come out in the just for children. the also taken away from the parents under various pretext that we're looking into what i've done that show them what to do instead of a good. so when you color i've got a new s

now that is in the keels gets the most, the quest will be live as on his knowledge in oregon. is that the my imagination and i don't know imaginable. scott, see slide it shows up. i got this little cheerfully. oh i a logical oregon that sort of i mean, can see and lizzie, towards the they have see that's just a new course channels. it's so just sort of as of any, they'll say all i give the 40, so it'd be less if i don't value those simple that you'll see a little bit of it off in arlington, something they call kosky was your lips. and she fell. she threw his legs now cuz he is, i'm gonna show us why my dad. i got to pay as you want to take it easy. novela the so the is will check out there. what is the cut, the only about a task with all these kids up. what is the result? smith is the political, but it's only it think what sort of they go to. well, perhaps of others will take, which is the book which i be lot. uh yeah, no, it's the only it's on the civil albany a while they bought a summer soprano january is unique, which it lake will be the next ca. so i'll still ssl in our s

and in oregon self serve gas is moving closer to becoming legal statewide.t's been restricted for decades as a way of creating jobs, but many gas station owners say they're having a hard time finding attendance bill is now before the oregon senate energy committee calling for a change to those restrictions. oregon and new jersey are the only two states in the nation that restrict self service. gasoline defense attorney for the man accused of the fatally stabbing cash app founder bob lee is apologize. mean for her recent comments. an autopsy report released earlier this week found cocaine and other drugs in least system at the time of his death. in response, paula kenny, who's representing the defendant, nema momeni, described the system as the walgreens of recreational drugs. can he said in a statement. i apologize for my remarks to the press following tuesday's court appearance, especially to bob lee's family, friends and loved ones. i regret that i characterized the autopsy toxicology screen in such an insensitive and cavalier way i was out of line and wro

wine country and creating opportunities for others. >> reporter: oregon's willamette valley is home to wineries. now cho. >> we weren't going to name it after ourselves. will anyone buy a wine with an asian american or asian name on it? at some point we said just do it. embrace it, be ourselves. >> reporter: they did make a name for themselves, the first korean american wine makers in the state. to make their dream a reality, dave went back to school for wine making and lois left her job to become ceo. it's been a family affair, three kids and grandma along for the ride. sourcing grapes from nearby vineyards until they had their own. >> lots is happening in the cellar right now. >> reporter: asian immigrants are deeply rooted in the wineries of the west coast. nearly two centuries later, the chos are breaking barriers, too. talk about the challenges of getting something like this started. >> you're looking at the whole team, two-person winery. >> reporter: but the budding business is growing. >> eventually the goal is have everything here, start to finish. so we'll do our production

of a patient, always brain after which organs can be harvested because the doctors can now take oregon's, you know, wish to say when they did it. because the net result is the same. the person's life is small, though they're not alive. can they can, is going to know the truth. american journalist george eliza has covered developments in ukraine since my dad he's been involved and he can see mean graves of civilians killed by ukrainian death squads. d submitted materials he connected to the us senate officer, which funding for the as all regimen, was temporarily suspended from 2013 to 20. 14 doubled in ukraine and between march 2014 and september 2014, 262600 people went missing and they weren't accounted for. the thoughts of illegal organs harvesting came around the same time. the people w professionally show that they should shut off some other remedies and i get the cub buddy now. yeah, but the me, it's in schools at the side. you waiting for them upset. i'm still not kid to do. what could i unit e, and what are you and you'll be able to use the children. it's on a small door, you know

because the doctors can now take oregon's, you know, wish to say when they did it. because the net result is the same. the person's life is small, though they're not alive. can they complain? except a doctor that is going to know the truth. american journalist george eliza, has covered developments in ukraine since my dad. he's been involved in easy and mean graves of civilians killed by ukrainian death squads. the piece submitted materials he connected to the us senate officer, which funding for the as all regimen, was temporarily suspended from 2013 to 2014 human trafficking double in ukraine. and between march 2014 and september 20 14262600 people went missing and they weren't accounted for the 1st reports of illegal organ harvesting came around the same time in 4 months at fort charlotte. but i was both over here, professionally shall be efficient. you still have some other reason i get the car, but now yeah, but it meets in schools at the end up. but if i do it in front of me upset, i'm still not getting to do what could i unit e and what are you and you'll be

, i should say that there was 4 candidates in the beginning, the midst of mazda and in j and cnn, oregon would apply it also for to be candidates. and also they did the incredible thing that because they have to get the signatures from the citizens. it wasn't like a pilot or pointing you to be a candidate for presidency, but they had to go out, meet people, get their signatures, and they needed a 100000 signatures. so they both i seem to. so this is very important. and then the due to certain reasons, mister haynes stepped down and mister, oregon continued and he received. if i am not wrong, $5.00 or 5.17 percent of the votes. so it's a very important thing. activity i should say or yeah, but now many people believe that the voters often on, on will be determining who's going to get to victory in the 2nd round at who do think they will, will it for the, the, the, the of course we don't know yet so it's just the elections have recently finished, it's a, this is the 2nd day when we're talking now. but in the but when you look at the welters, there was a group one, the republican, the allia

the idea is does oregon off? according to the world health organization. every year, there are more than $10000.00 black market human organs. sales prices vary depending on region. the whole live uh, cost, from 152550000 euros. apart from 40000, aconia is from 421-5000. a kidney from 182250000. so narrow is owned by wage. one gram costs about 22000. the hodge costs from 162300000. the loan is 60000, is 200000 prices in euro's cannot bundle with the support for you to do it. ok, you know what? it needs to go long of categories, but do what you can buy for business. it's a principal over here. we're at the over a, the, at the clinic of the bill is that i think give them money at the moment that the funds the i didn't want you to think you just don't want me to cost money. but the most appreciative, of course, the additional material which is long enough to conceal tracks trema children as well as other means they used the money. let's jump in as a pallet to learn about. even the easiest, just to let us know that there's a question like whether it's a really

because the doctors can now take oregon, you know, wish to say when they did it, because the net result is the same. the person's life is knocked out. they're not alive. can they complain? except a doctor that is going to know the truth. american journalist george eliza has covered developments in ukraine since my dad he's been involved in exhibiting graves of civilians, killed by ukrainian death squads. he submitted cereals he connected to the us senate of to which funding for the as all regimen was temporarily suspended from 2013 to 20. 14 human trafficking doubled in ukraine and between march 2014 and september 2014, 262600 people went missing and they weren't accounted for. the 1st bullets of illegal organ harvesting came around the same time, the instruments that port charlotte principal w professionally shall be efficient. you still have some other reason i get the jacoby. yeah. but it meets some schools at the end up. but if i do it in front of me upset, i'm still not getting to do what could i unit e, but i you and you'll be able to use the children and i spoke to a novia, conne

because the doctors can now take oregon, you know, wish to say when they did it. because the net result is the same, the person's life is knocked out, they're not alive. can they complain? except a doctor that is going to know the truth. american journalist george eliza, has covered developments in ukraine since my dad. he's been involved in exhibiting graves of civilians killed by ukrainian death squads. he submitted cereals, he connected to the us senate of to which funding for the as all regimen was temporarily suspended from 2013 to 2014 human trafficking double in ukraine. and between march 2014 and september 20 14262600 people went missing and they weren't accounted for the 1st bullets of illegal organ harvesting came around the same time in 4 months at port charlotte. but i was called w professionally. show the addition to that. i was some of the reason i get the jacoby. yeah. but the mutual schools at the end up, but i said you waiting for. i'm upset. i'm still not kid to do. what could i unit e and what are you and you'll be able to use the children it's.

it only applies to people in the state of oregon.ly, when we look at this from the standpoint that we have to look at what other cars have done. now, according to other ports, they have said that the fact that there is some type of criminalization is a violation of someone's eighth amendment rights. that means that it is unconstitutional because it is cruel and unusual type of punishment. we are going to have to see how this plays out. going to be the public hearing and i think it will be interesting debate on both sides of the out. >> trace: i talked to a woman today. she is the mother of seven and she is very concerned about this issue and she is concerned about her kids and i was supposed -- posing the question that oregon doesn't want to become the sanctuary for the homeless and she said this. >> i think that is so true. i look around me and i have traveled in and out of the state over the last couple years and realized that as much as yes, it is absolutely up and down the west coast, it is very unique to portland that we tolerat

imagine you, oregon almost looks at us $1000.00 sale to got it. built on facebook is causing a major public outcry. the investigation was reopened and is being handled by switzerland pace, representative dick monte foster after temple be contained after service forces with june, from possible after albania and their natal matters, took full control over cost, or there was the, there was serious order trafficking and the commodity actually reported on that wins pulse with german, this with testimonies from of any of themselves whose reports on the human treatment of people. and it is a traffic inc and human organs in kosovo. dick montes says the doctors without borders, organization, and it's head down, of course, now engaged in activities counter to what they had to class the prove, not any cushion is involvement in human organ trafficking because of those prime minister. how she and cheese as well, and presenting the entire case in europe, the apartments and you know what the roof engine following? did we just, nothing was there to be all the spo

uh, let me pull through, it'd be really cool. virginia, oregon almost looks at us from fancy oregon. to dealt on facebook is closing a major public outcry. the investigation was reopened and is being handled by switzerland's pace, representative dick monte faster after the bombing campaign auster surface forces with june from also after albanians and their natal managers took full control over across all there was the, there was serious organ trafficking and the commodity actually reported on that wins pulse with german, asked with testimony is from of any of themselves. his reports on the human treatment of people. and it is a trafficking in human organs, in cost of a dig montes says the doctors without borders, organization, and its head down, of course, now engaged in activities counter to what they had to class. the proven auto, many cushion is involvement in human organ trafficking. but the cost of those prime minister has she and cheese as well, and presented in dire case in europe at barnum and, and you know what the roof engine following did with us? nothing. said it'd be all

so that's a wrap on the hour and coming up the alarming situation surrounding oregon trafficking and the involvement of the sector of the doctors without borders and post the votes and ukraine next on r t. dr. tanks for kidneys. thanks for turning in. we'll see you back at the top of the hour, the usually another bank of children's ombudsman in the who guns peebles through a public is investigating cases of missing children associated support at that level of isn't that there is to see, i'm just the sort of it is it just pushed them just for pitching out and it's really that that's cooling, thought about that. just give them why and normally don't put people on, you're going to kind of a middle school. but again, the g e and then in the center, but i'm really am, i am going to show as little as collateral. and that is point 9 in school. but she has put things over with her that there was somebody that moved to switch. any district you're moving to swing by and introduce a new user. yes. not showing him a girl. and i probably am. i was lied to go for sale. i swing by just to be gettin

oh, i a logical oregon that sort of i think on see and lizzie, toward see they have see that's just a nuclear handles. it's will just sort of the force of any, they'll say all i give the 40, so it'd be less if i don't value the sample that you'll shuttle that off in arlington. so until they call kosky was your lips. and she's asked you to is, let's look at the show us, why my, that cultural pays. you want to take it easy novel of the so the is, will check out there. what is the con, the only about the task was only because of what is the result? smith is the political but it's only it think what sort of they go to will problem sort of others will take, which is the, the, which i be lot. uh you have those 2 components uh, on the side of it, a lot of money. and uh, while they bought uh some of the frontage, anybody's, any push it lake will be the next ca. so still. so the owner store yet for easy on my desktop confidence one follow gotten, they'll put, they'll be able to say, uh, both today be really come from virginia, oregon on this one for us. $1000.00 sale to got it. dealt on facebo

stuart: what did people in oregon think of this?sked to leave. what do people think of this lunacy? >> a lot of pushback. despite being a progressive city a lot of people thought it was backwards thinking, wasn't going to solve the problem and make everything to in times - 10 times harder. we, lies to drugs and that hasn't helped anything. to decriminalize homelessness, there's going to be no motivation for these individuals to leave the streets. the city has given me a free pass to do so, to stay here. stuart: i want to move the subject to this because you are a drug counselor. are you a drug addict? >> i'm not. i just studied it, i grew up around it and was inspired to go to school. stuart: i ask because -- >> doing homeless outreach. stuart: the number of fentanyl overdoses dress -- death has tripled. they want the city to revoke the sanctuary protections for dealing with deadly drugs. should be rollback sanctuary status in american cities? there are 180 sanctuary cities. roll it back? >> of course. the decriminalization of drugs

here is kathy park. >> reporter: oregon's willamette valley is home to more than 700 wineries., bjornson, and now bjornson, and now cho. >> initially when we named our winery, we weren't going to buy it after ourselves. will anyone buy a i'm with with an asian american name on it? and at one point we said to ourselves let's just do it. let's just embrace it and be ourselves. >> reporter: dave and lois cho did make a name for themselves, becoming the first korean-american wine makers in the state, according to the regional wine association. to make their dream a reality, dave went back to school for wine making, and lois left her job as a nurse practitioner to become ceo of cho wines. their journey has been a family affair with three kids and grandma along for the ride. sourcing grapes from nearby vineyards until they had their own, the chos launched their label during the pandemic, reaching customers through social media. >> a lot is happening in the cellar right now. >> reporter: nationwide, there are only a few dozen api vintners, but asian immigrants are deeply rooted in bui

you can see the got an excessive heat watch for parts of washington, oregon, southern oregon under that heat advisory and they are expecting some spots to get up to about 99 degrees. you can see the further reaches of california as well in that. and then we have the central part of california that is also under heat advisory. the kicks in at noon on saturday until 08:00pm on monday, expecting mid to upper 90's. so we're kind of jumping right into the fray of all summer like weather here as we get into this weekend after such cool temperatures this week, a live look outside. those shows you that we do have some of those blue skies that are out there. and as we look towards your weekend, our peak of the heat is going to be saturday. you can see saturday inland spots looking out for that ninety-degree mark as we get into sunday pulling back a little bit and then a tiny bit more on monday. but frankly, it's, you know, 3 days of of a lot of warm temperatures you can see around the bay looking out for 70's and 80's. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk more about your extended forecast an

do you think there is a possibility of some sort of a alliance between mister oregon and mr. add on, given that the, the inflated or big acres of both candidates. but you know, when we talk about the refugee and how mr. ad on may benefit from this, i think is your summarize. he has benefited from their presence in a number of ways. but most of most of those ways, other than the fact that some of the city is that for made turkish nationals really have ordered for the others are useful for his policies. but they're not really about electoral pilots. so i think this the.

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so they moved from minnesota, oregon and then from oregon to washington. and in each place they were investigated and found really alarming stuff. so like the oregon investigation found that five of six of the kids were so small that weren't even on the growth charts for their ages, which was really alarming. and the doctor said. well, we don't know their biological, so they might just be small. but the issue with would be that they came from two different biological families. so the chances of five of the six kids not even being on the growth charts, it really, you know, those are and contrast that with what was happening with the birth families was not a situation of abuse but was, you know, these sort of more they were sort of neglect issues so poverty trauma, drug, mental illness, those were the things that the birth families were dealing and they were treated super punitively. and then the adoptive families, the warning signs were of like actual abuse and and those things were basically not ever found to be a reason to remove the kids. how much do you

and then the due to certain reasons, mister haynes stepped down and mister, oregon continued and he received. if i am not wrong, $5.00 or 5.17 percent of the votes. so it's a very important thing. activity i should say. yeah, but not many people believe that the voters often on, on will be determining who's going to get to victory in the 2nd round at who do you think they will, will it for the, the, the, the of course we don't know yet. so it's just the elections have recently finished, it's a, this is the 2nd day when we're talking now. but in the but when you look at the welters, there was a group one, the republican, the alliance as committed to fact. and over there, there was a parties who formed this airlines too long ago and also on the other side, and one and a half years ago, nearly 2 years know that there was this, the mean, the nation's deadlines. the mean that it can, the, there was all sorts of play these, which were in the opposition, nearly formed old but these, this, that, but they were the number of 6, but these forward there and it, their main objective was to throw a credit

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how does what's happening in oregon impact the future of their bills, the future of their ability toing with this committee. they abdicated their responsibility to try to have a role in creating a narrative for how this country was attacked own that day. and look at what happened. democrats were able to write an uninterrupted narrative about what happened on january 6th. similar can happen in these state legislatures. governing out of spite by walking out of the room or not showing up during hearings is not good governance. >> expelling members. >> and expelling medical examiner is not good governance. i think what we'll see in oregon as we will in other parts of the country, if republicans don't want to do their jobs, democrats will, voters will step in and say if you don't want to do your job, we'll put somebody there who does. democrats have been talking about policy. they have been talking about governance. they have been talking about normalcy, and when you juxtapose that in these state legislatures, and there's more and more education to the voter about the importance of state

little bit of activity towards that oregon border. but for us here locally, we just have some cloud cover that's sitting right above the bay south bay, comparatively dry compared to yesterday. we did have some showers yesterday at this time in the mountains of of gilroy. not so much today and for the north bay. aside from a few spots of green, which is really nothing more than misty conditions on those mountain tops. you are solidly good to go. we've got our next rainmaker on the this is not going to be resulting in the sort of day lose, but it is going to result in some shower activity for especially northern areas of the bay on up towards the oregon border. and yes, some more snow up in the sierra nevada. futurecast shows you that we do have a little cloud cover today. a partly to mostly cloudy. one ahead of us. chances of showers really increase towards sunset. tonight here 06:15pm, some light showers moving into the bay. the heaviest of it actually moves in towards early tomorrow morning before you're waking up in the morning, tho

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