talk about different trail, the oregon trail. i love the oregon trail when it was a videogame. all right? the river, died of dysentery, the text version of the game starts in the 70s but is popular in the 1980s and 90s. you start in independence, missouri and you are supposed to lead your party, crossing various rivers and problems along the way like broken axles, and all kinds of things, dying of cholera and dysentery. what was so interesting in that game is that you never once encounter native americans. it's not part of the game. if you think about it, doesn't make sense. legitimately doesn't make sense. there is no way you could travel from independence, missouri to that valley in 180 days, no way you could have done that without encountering native americans. they are written completely out of the game. native americans only pop-up in our vision of the westward expansion the oregon trail plays on in those westerns and always presented as some sort of antagonistic force. if we get most of our history from pop culture if you play the oregon trail you are missing some things.

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, and oregon would be moving to big 10. and it appears to that arizona, arizona state, utah may join colorado in moving to the big 12. joining us now is roxy bernstein, a long time play by play announcer currently with espn and the pac-12 network. he's also a proud cal grad. i feel like i've been run over by a truck. is this really happening here? >> unfortunately, raj, it's reality, and i'm still coming to grips with it settling in. but it has been a whirlwind day. you had the devastation of what last night thought could have been the end to the pac-12. then there was some hope and optimism this morning to what we're sitting with now, that it appears the pac-12 is in peril with a lot of the schools bolting for other conferences. >> you're a very intelligent and thoughtful guy. i ask this. who's to blame here? is it the current pac-12 commissioner, the former commissioner, or is it just bad luck here? >> well, we can't blame bill walton, that's for sure. nobody has been a bigger proponent of the conference of champions. but

the oregon trail. i'm not going to live. i love the oregon trail when it was the videogame, right. you had the river or you died of dysentery. the textbased version is in the 70s and becomes popular in the 1980s and 90s. you start in independence missouri and you're supposed to lead your party crossing various rivers with problems along the way like broken axles, dying of cholera and dysentery. what's interesting is you never once encountered native americans. it's not part of the game. if you think about it it doesn't make sense. it legitimately doesn't make sense. there's no way you could have traveled from independence missouri in 180 days to about 1850, 140 days there's no way you could have done that without encountering native americans yet they are completely written out of the game. native americans only kind of pop up in our vision of kind of the westward expansion in a kind of antagonistic force. it's interesting if we get it fromom pop culture. but it's a fantastic game and you should play it. the walnut valley has everything to do with the for trade and john jacob and h

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>> that's part of it i live in oregon i live in hartland that's also part of it.of the ways we can address many of the most entrenched problems in our original healthcare system is by d integrating midwifery more fully into it and making it more accessible. i think in order to sort of consider that argument the book was in a place this is what in some measure we could be striving for. >> talk to me about the three women picked and followed. >> to start out with finding the birth center i was drawn to Ãimport they were the busiest birth center mein the state of the time. what i was trying to figure out where i would have the book. the birth centers owner was incredibly open and supportive and willing to precipitate in the project which was huge. in either the full buy-in sitting in the kitchen eating snacks and stuff i needed a place they were willing to let me be very present and jennifer was the birth centers owner she told me to go in for a tour i went in for a tour and the person who answered the door and check me in and gave me the tour twas juliann, one of th

smoke from the fires up into oregon.ome of that might creep down into northern part of our viewing area. i think the bulk of it, though, stays to the north. but if you get a few increase in some of that, where's that smoke coming from? it's coming from southern oregon. fires but there might be some good news on the way. series of lows. one weak one will move in. it'll kind of budge its way in there. but a stronger one is going to form behind that and start to drop down here friday into saturday. look at this. of course, this is the gfs for cast. you know, in six hours it'll probably show nothing. that's just the way it is. but it's going to get noticeably cooler around here and windy and i think we'll get drizzle but a possibility of some rain from the north for sure into oregon and maybe northern california is on the way late friday into saturday. fog on the coast. there's not much there, but there's a little bit there. sunny and warmer for most inland 60s, 70s coast and bayside inland, 80s and 90s. the warmest day of t

. >>> the disturbing images, a cinder block cell in an oregon home the fbi says a kidnapped woman was kept inside but made a dramatic escape. tonight, the plea to the public for help. are there more victims? >>> and visitors flocking to a zoo in china after this video exploded on social media. is that a bear or a human in disguise? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. less than 24 hours from now and for the third time in under four months, former president donald trump will appear in court as a criminal defendant. this for his arraignment in washington on federal charges related to his alleged actions to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. the grand jury indictment handed up late yesterday alleging the ex-president's actions amounted to a conspiracy to defraud the united states to obstruct and impede the january 6th congressional proceedings where the votes were tallied and certified and a conspiracy against the right to vote. all of it according to special counsel jack smith built on destabilizing lies about ele

they say he klamath falls oregon. >> she alleges she was kidnapped, shackled, sexually assaulted. reporter: the woman spent a few hours in that cell before escaping. >> the woman fought for her life , beating the doors and walls of the cell with bloodied hands. reporter: she was able to wave down a passing motorist who called 911. fbi agent's say he was located and arrested a day later in this walmart parking lot in reno. those with the fbi want you to take a close look at his picture. he lived in oakland from 2012 to 2018. in the last 10 years, has lived in 10 states. he went by justin for most of his life before making a legal name change according to officials. he also went by --. >> to date, he's been linked at least four sexual assaults and for -- in four other states. we believe there may be more victims. reporter: the fbi said he had several different methods to gain control of his victims including drugging their drinks, pretending to be a police officer, and soliciting the services of sex workers and then violently sexually assaulting them. a reason why those with the fbi

today, i am joined by oregon democratic senator jeff merkley.ator merkley, thank you for joining us today. senator merkley: thank you. it is good to be with you, leanne. leanne: we have a lot of topics to get to but i want to start on climate change. as you fully know and most of our viewers know, this summer has been extremely hot in many places around the country, you have what is called a heat dome over the southern part of the country, but in addition, there has been a lot of weird climate events over the last couple of months and beyond, so you have asked not only just recently but for the last couple of years for president biden to declare a climate emergency, what do you mean by that? what would you like to see? speech to layout the challenge that the united states has to set the example and has to work in lead other countries there put less country in the outlets -- less carbon in the atmosphere. we have to have an example lead and help the world take this on. but instead, what we have seen is the biden administration has regarded two an

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they say he klamath falls oregon. >> she alleges she was kidnapped, shackled, sexually assaulted.nt a few hours in that cell before escaping. >> the woman fought for her life , beating the doors and walls of the cell with bloodied hands. reporter: she was able to wave down a passing motorist who called 911. fbi agent's say he was located and arrested a day later in this walmart parking lot in reno. those with the fbi want you to take a close look at his picture. he lived in oakland from 2012 to 2018. in the last 10 years, has lived in 10 states. he went by justin for most of his life before making a legal name change according to officials. he also went by --. >> to date, he's been linked at least four sexual assaults and for -- in four other states. we believe there may be more victims. reporter: the fbi said he had several different methods to gain control of his victims including drugging their drinks, pretending to be a police officer, and soliciting the services of sex workers and then violently sexually assaulting them. a reason why those with the fbi are asking for anyone w

stanford cal, oregon state and washington state. tv coverage is going to be different. and pac 12 networks are going to be complete early like shot. yeah, both uc berkeley and stanford releasing statements friday afternoon following the departures of oregon and washington from the pac 12. stanford saying in part, quote, our primary focus at this time is analyzing the available options and making the best decisions for stanford student athletics. uc berkeley striking a similar tone, saying, quote, together the chancellor and athletic director are evaluating a variety of options that will ensure our student athletics can continue to thrive. students at a nearby berkeley fraternity hear game day. culture at berkeley is pretty big. i think it definitely will be affected because they won't be playing like the same teams as they used to. i think pac 12 is just overall like the credibility of our football program is going down when you're getting these big football programs going to larger divisions and larger leagues, more competitive leagues and the pac 12 releasing a statem

fire burning near the oregon border. the pollution levels are not expected to exceed federal health standards or prompt a spare the air alert. meteorology reporter gonzalez joins us now. roberta, you've been tracking these air quality conditions. yes, and it is an advisory, but is never a good thing when you can see the air that you breathe. the thing that will help us out, the component tomorrow, the winds are going to reverse to the west and onshore push 10 to 20mph and occasional gusts out to 30mph. so albeit on the breezy to windy side, it could blow some of those pollutes out of the atmosphere right now, live weather camera looking out towards the bay bridge. i wanted to share that with you because the visibility is unlimited at this hour, even though we do have the marine layer building off the coast and pushing into the bay. highs today, 19 degree difference between the seashore to our inland areas. it was 80 degrees in santa rosa, 80 in morgan hill with 71 degrees in emeryville, el cerrito, oakland and in alameda

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now, this could be great news for those up in oregon who've been fighting wildfires now for us. it means just that we're cooling down. so we're starting the week warm. we're going to peak on wednesday with the warmth and then we'll see this system move in. i don't think it brings us any rain, really. but if you are in spots like reading, could get a little bit of rain out of this model is picking up in about a half an inch. you can see sacramento just to 100. so again, not a big rainmaker, but certainly cooling us down and maybe giving a break to those to the north of us who, as you can see in parts of oregon and idaho right now, they are dealing with red flag warnings. and in fact, we just had this go up this afternoon for all the way from about sacramento heading right on up. as you can see, all the areas in 10 here to about redding where they're under a fire weather watch. and that is tuesday night through wednesday night. so those cooler temperatures and a little bit of moisture is certainly a welcome thing. as long as this not touching off lightning, right? that's something

right up in oregon. we do have that red flag warning as we get into the overnight hours tomorrow, we're going to heat up inland temperatures about 95 to 100 degrees. but it doesn't last very long. we've got a huge temperature drop coming our way. we head towards friday. all right. let's talk about where we are right now. a lot going on. 84 in san jose right now. 89 in livermore. we're at 75 in san mateo. 73 in downtown san francisco. but check out fairfield, highest number. the map there. 97 not far behind at santa rosa sitting at 95 degrees. we've also got heat in southern california right now. la sitting at 91. they're can bald in some of these heat advisories, excessive heat warnings and that goes until 8 o'clock tonight for them. then they will start to catch a little break from that. we on the other hand, are going to heat up more tomorrow. said, as i mentioned, some of these numbers pretty daunting antioch, looking out for 100 degrees. 99 in concord and livermore. 96 in santa rosa. 97 in nevado. 99

- that has now been transported to california and oregon. outdoors. will be focusing on eastern napa county. it takes into account temperatures, humidity levels. by 11:00 you see we are on the moderate to high side when it comes to fire danger index. it is not the highest threshold we have on our index. evaporates. you see the elevated fire threat lesson and that warning will expire by 8:00 this evening. get ready for a hot and hazy day. the bay shoreline, widespread 80's. in lent we are in the upper 90's. -- in land we are in the upper 90's. heat will ease tomorrow but it is sharply cooler friday. that will feel chilly. there is a chance for morning drizzle with temperatures rebounded by the back half of the weekend with warming continuing into early next week. jobina: we currently have all lanes temporarily blocked in san jose due to a crash we've been following the northbound 87 before taylor street. our sensors are yellow so it looks like in a couple last seconds they reopen those lanes because it was already a minute ago. our drive time

so is that why you chose oregon? is it legal and covered by medicaid in oregon? that was part of it. i mean, i live in oregon. i live in portland. certainly that was also part of it. but yeah, i think that i interested in setting the book in a place where birth centers and midwifery were fairly accessible and sort of normal like where there were a lot of people who were interested in where there was some history in the state of the practice, where there was the emphasis in place. because i think one of the points that i'm trying to make in the book, how i believe through the reporting and research that i've done that one of the ways we can address many of the most entrenched problems that our maternal health care is by integrating midwifery more fully into it and by making it more accessible. and i think that in order to sort of consider that, i wanted to make sure that the book was in a place where some version that is, you know, is effect of sort of like this is what could in some measure be striving for right. talk to me about the three women you pick and you

it's the big 12. >> the big 12, lots of them, oregon and washington are the latest to jump ship.hey plan to join the bruins and trojans in the big ten conference next year giving them 18 schools coast to coast. the big ten will now have ucla, usc, oregon and washington, but the big 12, it's going to have now arizona, arizona state, utah and colorado and the rest of the pack pac-12 the remaining schools. some regretable tweets have surfaced since the news. the pac-12 commissioner congratulated the congratulating. utah was adamant the other schools weren't leaving replying to a report in march saying, "give me a break, "and for the succession fans have asu and arizona state riding into an uncertain future. >>> our vern glenn caught up with brock purdy one on one and asked him how his life has changed since becoming the 49ers starting quarterback. >> reporter: off field what is life like for brock purdy? is it different when you're going to the 7-eleven or going to a restaurant? >> yeah. i mean it's a little different now and stuff going out in public, but we got such a great fan ba

a group of 13 fires burning near the oregon border until norte county in california. they have been burning for more than two weeks after being ignited by lightning storms and has burned 75,000 acres as of right now and only 7% contained. 3000 firefighters on the front lines and hundreds of people have been forced to evacuate. it is one of seven currently burning in the state and most to the north of us with multiple fires that started by lightning. >>> a spare the air alert today and one fire department sent crews out to talk to people and ease fears about the smoke that people are smiling. >> from petaluma to morgan hill and everywhere in between. smog and smoke moving in and choking the bay area today. air-quality officials issuing an official warning saying that high temperatures are exacerbating the problem. >> she was out running errands before the worst of the smog settled in. she has taken precautions with her child and because she has another one on the way. >> you have to live your life but it is challenging balancing what is safe and what's not. >> smoke fr

so we're fighting fires up in the southern oregon area. and maybe some good changes. now, one low will start to move in, kind of punch in there. that'll knock the ridge down a little bit. a secondary low will drop in behind that starting thursday and friday. and this looks to have a little more oomph. probably overdone on that rain forecasting an inch of rain for redding north. that's probably well overdone. but the theme is cooler pattern drizzle , the wind picking up and a big drop in our temps with maybe some rain to the north. i'll get some in oregon. just how far south will it make? it won't be until friday night or saturday. so fog along the coast, most of it on the coast. sunny warmer for most here. we'll get a little bit of a breeze late. there isn't much of one now. 90s through the interior 70s 80s anywhere near the water unless you're right on the coast. not much change. tuesday, the warmest day will be wednesday. here comes that next low coming in. boy, that'll drop the temps big time as we had to friday and saturday. you guys a

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when it comes to the rainfall we are seeing that across washington and oregon. through the bay area moisture in the mid levels of the atmosphere but no rain falling just yet. i'm calling for slight spotty showers. a little warmer next week but nothing overly hot the way it looks right now. coming up tonight at 5:00 i'll take a closer look at the rainfall and where we could see 0.5 to 1 inch of rain in the next two days in california. i have that tonight at 5:00. >> thank you. >>> family and friends of a man shot and killed by vallejo police say they're not giving up in efforts to make sure the officer who fired the gun never returns to the street despite the city saying the officer will soon be reinstated. the family and friends held a rally denouncing the reinstatement. the victim was unarmed and appears to be surrendering when tun shot and killed him from the back seat of a patrol vehicle. initially he was terminated but the firing was recently overturned when an independent investigation ruled the shooting justified. the family filed a civil lawsuit and deman

say no, because they have not demonstrated a need for that additional methane gas in california or oregon or washington. they haven't demonstrated a need for that additional fossil methane gas in california or oregon or washington, so i am lobbing the so i am lobbying the white house. those environmental groups that have already endorsed him, say, here is the great example of making the pivot right now. do not allow them to double that gas. this is a case with the administration wants to pretend that fossil gas is somehow better for the climate than coal. than coal , and that is a fallacy. a recent study said that if a fossil gas, natural gas -- let's call it fossil methane gas, if it has .2% leakage rate, then it is as bad for the climb as coal. so they are essentially equivalent or possibly fossil gas is worse because methane, the primary component of fossil gas is so effective with trapping the heat, so do not pretend that somehow fossil gas is better. do not pretend that plastics -- expansion of plastics is ok, or fossil hydrogen. those are all things that will be climate killers, and

. >> the reason for all that haze, lightning caused wildfires near the oregon/california border, thousands of firefighters battling the smith river complex fire, only 7% contained and emergency officials say they'll monitor critical fire conditions all through this evening. >>> chief meteorologist paul heggen has been tracking that smoke for us on this first alert weather day. >> we told you a few days this was going to be arriving and it definitely has. that haze on the horizon is not what we want to see this time of year, but it's something we have kind of gotten used to seeing in late august, september. air quality not good across the entire bay area. these are the purple air sensors. they update much more frequently than the epa sensors and there are many more of them. a lot of unhealthy for sensitive groups readings and red for the north bay indicating flat out unhealthy air quality. to put that in perspective, what does that mean? when you're in the orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups, it's the equivalent of smoking two or three cigarettes in a day which for nonsmokers is signific

home -- cell in his southern oregon home.aring escape and has bay area ties. ryan curry has the story that is getting attention across the country. ryan: good morning. details coming out of the case are hard to believe. the fbi said this case is alarming even the most seasoned investigators. you are looking at what the fbi says is a homemade cinderblock cell, where agents believe the 29-year-old suspect used it to lock up a woman he kidnapped in seattle. at a press conference wednesday, they say he drove 450 miles to klamath falls, oregon, and they say the woman was shackled and sexually assaulted prior to escaping. she was able to wave down a driver, who called 911. fbi investigators say the suspect lived in oakland from 2012 to 2018 but in the last decade, he lived in 10 states. they say he is connected to other sexual assault cases. >> according to the complaint, the woman fought for her life, beating the doors in the walls of the cell with bloody hands. to date, the suspect has been linked to four sexual assault and four

he will soon be extradited back to oregon to face trial. now helping an east bay missionary group trapped in the west african nation of niger after a military coup. the group consists of 11 members of the cornerstone christian church in antioch. they were running a summer camp there. the daughter of one couple says that a state department employee has contacted them about plans to get them out. congressman john garland is also helping to coordinate those efforts. a san francisco woman has become a hero to tourists who have become the target of thieves. she reunites stolen luggage with their rightful owners. andrea michaels goes up and down the alleyways of san francisco looking for what looks like abandoned abandoned baggage. she says thieves targeting rental cars often dump what's left of the stolen goods on the street. after grabbing all the valuables. she then looks for clues inside that luggage to help find its rightful owner. there's always a medication bottle in there, and then i'll call that pharmacy. or there's a there's a boarding