march tina, like ann bancroft, then connected with oregon and by attending the university of oregon, and march tina, by serving the people of oregon, for the last 13 years. she joined our communications team in 2011. back then, president obama and i were still in our first terms, social media was still pretty new, our world and our media landscape has in fact changed a lot since then. along the way, martina has done every role in communications, writing speeches, drafting press releases, creating social media content, crafting op-eds, jotting talking points, compiling newsletters, pitching reporters on both coasts and reading and translating my handwriting, which may have been the most difficult task of all because i can't read it five minutes after the ink dries. all the while, thoughtfully advising and gently guiding me. she has been by my side through some of the biggest and most challenging moments of the time that i've been here in the senate, helping secure more funding for the u.s. forest service to fight wildfires in 2012, supporting janet yellen to be the first woman to chai

oregon republicans left for six weeks.cratic legislation on abortion and other issues, but they just skedaddled, they got out. if this tactic sounds familiar, it should. both parties have done this in various states at various times. wisconsin democrats famously did this to try to save union rights. texas democrats famously did it to try to stop a huge power grab by republicans in texas. other states have done it. other parties have done it. the difference here is that there are now consequences for doing it. oregon voters overwhelmingly voted to change their state's constitution to say, okay, from here forward in our state, there will be consequences for you if you do this over and over again. you will not be allowed to run for office again. and even after voters changed the state constitution to say that, the republicans in the legislature just kept doing it. and so now, their actions inevitably have produced consequences, very predictable consequences, but they're still shocking consequences. the oregon supreme court ha

i was just at the oregon manufacturing innovation center in columbia county, oregon, with a big advanced manufacturing center there. they have seven high school students there on manufacturing day to learn about opportunities. this is hands-on learning. . lincoln high school has a wonderful culinary program. a wonderful way for students to learn. guest: the tools of career and technical education are so diverse. it is wrench is, farm implements, but it is also stethoscopes, paintbrushes. working in the new emerging digital industry, computers. it is so much. pennsylvania is incredibly important, as well, my home state. one out of every five degrees or certificates coming out of pennsylvania comes from a career and technical education school. it is playing an even larger role and that will continue to improve. i like to think some of our advocacy that we do in the career and technical education caucus contributes to that. we have introduced this past session, so far, nine pieces of legislation, one that we are introducing today that supports career and technical education. i'm proud to sa

the district of oregon. the presiding officer: the question is, is it the sense of the senate that amy m. baggio of oregon to be united states district judge for the district of oregon shall be brought to a close. the yeas and nays have been ordered. the clerk will call the roll. vote: the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. brown. mr. budd. ms. butler. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper. mr. casey. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr. heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. lummis. mr. manchin. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mccon

oregon health officials say they expect that statistic to rise this year. couple of years, the number of drug addicts in the european union has also increased noticeably; residents of italy are especially active in using. according to the european observatory on drug addiction, 10% of adults aged 18 to 65 in italy have used cannabis among youth every fifth. the real numbers are naturally higher, judging by this video, the italian premier george meloni followed zelensky’s path. the strange behavior of the italian prime minister was noticed at one of the recent press conferences, but... now in italy the main news is not george meloni, but the so-called berlusco-landia. this is the villa formerly owned by silvia berlusconi. the house is located in sardinia with an area of ​​4,500 km and costs 500 million euros. once upon a time, the estate was practically the residence of berlusconi; both putin and bush. tony blair has five swimming pools on the territory, a sauna hamam, a spa center, a tennis court, olive trees brought specially from palestine, an artificial

eaves in portland, oregon declaring a an emergency.hey were the first in america to decriminalize drug use. critics say it is the cause of a large number of deaths. i have a guest here. tom, good morning. the wrong trend. the numbers, go back six months ending in august of 2023, the synthetic opioids primarily fentanyl now, the number of deaths in oregon nearly 1200. tom, what are they going to do about it? >> well, they are already starting to reverse course. we've had an emergency since they decriminalized drugs in 2020. drug possession 2 1/2 grams of fentanyl, that's enough for a drug dealer to use. without even meaning to do it, i think they decriminalized drug dealing to an effect in oregon. you see the results. overdose deaths are climbing at a rate four times faster in oregon than the rest of the country. they need to reverse course. it is too little too late. we're already into it. >> bill: hard to reverse. you're right. a private security guard in portland on his experience there. >> this breaks my heart. these are -- what hap

oregon paved the way as the first state to decriminalize drug use in 2020 to instead focus on addiction> you guys are all good. >> reporter: but due to portland's growing fentanyl crisis, the state declared a 90-day emergency on tuesday to address the increase in overdose deaths. >> it is a drug that compels users to redose every 45 to 90 minutes. in practical terms, that means people in the throes of a fentanyl addiction can hardly walk into a clinic for help without having to use again. >> reporter: on this day, 23-year-old milo mcpherson did not face arrest or criminal prosecution for openly smoking fentanyl. instead, portland police officer david bair hands mcfer son a $100 citation. >> put your hands behind your back. >> reporter: they say without the threat of jail and fentanyl's addictieness, there isn't a real incentive for people to seek treatment. >>my full-time job is fentanyl, and basically all roads lead to fentanyl in downtown portland. >> reporter: advocates of the measure say it's treated 15,000 individuals and led to 68% fewer arrests since the law passed. >> i probably

the governor of oregon has declared a state of emergency in portland due to a deadly fentanyl crisist is overwhelming city resources. the declaration comes three years after oregon was the first in the nation to largely decriminalize drug use. cbs's adam yamaguchi takes an in-depth look at how this city is responding. >> you mind holding them out for a second. >> reporter: we went on a ride along with the portland police bike squad last november. >> don't worry about that other thing. >> reporter: block after block, foil, syringes, and used narcan canisters litter the streets. the sight of open fentanyl use is inescapable. oregon paved the way as the first state to decriminalize drug use in 2020, to instead focus on addiction and recovery. >> you guys are all good? >> reporter: but due to portland's growing fentanyl crisis, the state declared a 90-day emergency on tuesday to address the increase in overdose deaths. >> it is a drug that compels users to re-dose every 45 to 90 minutes. in practical terms, that means people in the throes of a fentanyl addiction can hardly walk into a cl

you have what seems to be oregon.regon state board of education voted to because requirement for graduating from high school to know how to read and write. it clearly reveals you taught them nothing. kids, it is not like they couldn't. you failed at your job and they get graduated and you have kids in college. this is problem around the country and they don't know what they are doing and colleges have failed. this helps colleges. if you have low go gpa, the colleges go down. it affects honors program and merit because you work hard in every class, it won't matter, that person is getting numbers chopped off. >> emily: what are we doing, bowl with stones? what is education for? i'm not hiring anyone from there ever. >> trace: now fail, you can't use the word fail. no credit. young kids so epic fail, this is epic no credit. whole world is changing and we continue to lower standard and hope performance levels will go up. there are schools in los angeles that have honor roll where not one student can read or write at grade

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and then to our north, we also have some rain up near the oregon border. this is a a cold front that's getting through. and we are just right here in the middle for the bay area. this is going to be a day that doesn't bring much activity but does bring a few light showers later on. so just be don't be. don't be surprised by it. as you are getting out there, 40's to 50's for current temps, it's a mild one. go ahead. get those light rain jackets on something to keep you dry and keep you cozy this morning later on today will still be in the low 60's. so not a huge drop in temperatures. we are going to be seeing a bigger system impacting us towards the weekend. and i'll tell you all about that. your full forecast, right? all right. on look at your morning commute. >> traveling into the city this morning about 17 minutes there. san mateo bridge, 18 minute 80 to 101, rich's 7 fo ridge just short of 15 minutes. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls around. 28 minutes. >> okay. 7.30, is the time. the breaking news this half-hour, a shelter-in-place now issue

it a case out oregon? how a ruling in the oregon case could affect outcome of the legal fight in the city will be right back and go anywhere. >> well, in the east bay, the annual black joy parade took over the streets of downtown oakland yesterday 1000. people lining up along the parade route for the free family fun event, black owned food and clothing vendors also showcase their items light near the route. celebrations continue last night with official after party hosted by the nonprofit flag fly. i got a chance to go out to black joy parade. it was so great seeing all those beautiful faces out there and all that joy on full display in the weather so nice. >> so remember, cross for honoring black history through the end of february. got one more week. make sure you tune into our special that airs this thursday at 06:30pm. and john and have some do with the weather. through this time this next weekend, though. sorry, i can't help you with that out of your control. i've exhausted my we the rain. love to see

even portland, oregon, often considered progressive by many, shares this history. in 1857, racial exclusion laws were in the state's constitution barring black people from living there. still, a small population of african americans migrated to portland to work on the railroads and in shipyards. they mostly settled in east portland in a community called albina, buying homes and opening businesses. all that changed, though, when the city designate voted albina as blighted. its strategically took the land using eminent domain. our correspondent alexis clarke visited portland, where a nonprofit now has a bold plan to build a new community where the neighborhood once stood. our walkway was probably right out here under the i-5 highway in portland's albina district once stood stately homes with manicured lawns. donna maxey grew up here until the city forced her family and other black homeowners out st. we lived in a great big house on a double lot, living in the black community was so special. donna's parents moved from east texas to portland in the 1940s. her father op

in western oregon near salem at western oregon university.des, they won't score. >> this is going hand in hand with the story we just did. make a point. the reason i sit here today is because i had an f plus in organic chemistry and the reason i'm not giving you medical advice, the reason i'm speaking to you. there is a reason that happened is because i was not meant to do that. and when you do these shenanigans with grades, it gives perspective employers who end up hiring these kids a biased view that these kids are the be all, end all. when they get to the workforce it isn't helping the employer or these kids who will have to start over when they get fired because they don't have the aptitude for the job >> in this school they want to get rid of ds and fs. if you gave kids them they would drop out of school. this is about self-preservation of the school. they want to keep the kids in the school and let them retake the classes that they failed so they keep the revenue flowing at the university. >> bill: interesting. gpa fixation is what they

oregon wins it. 78 to 65 me. wow. mark madsen and of bears of hosting oregon state. a half-billion looking to end the season. on a high note, the bears they come back from down 9 at the half 3 with 3 minutes to go in jalen cone. but with people right there, the bears, they go up 6 colin finished with 17 points. the bears now up with the they get inside aim you see what he does with 24 seconds left on the clock. that when the going that's pretty, which again, finished with 21 points and 11 rebounds air. they win it. 81 to 73 course time for him. they'll be. but we'll get there later. this talk about santa clara first hosting loyola marymount and levy the broncos. they had a tough time with the lions. actually, you know, trailing more than half of they want. and that's what a 2 run in the 2nd half to regain control brain apple right here with the trade lull in the broncos. take a two-point lead. the broncos actually pulled away with the 9, 0, run later, they finished off by christopher chile, who puts up the jumper in the key right to take the and well, only does he ta

a road trip in oregon that includes a date with 11th ranked oregon state on thursday. that's the second place team. the cardinal win both of their games this weekend. they'll take sole possession of the pac 12 crown and they'll get the top seed in the conference tournament which starts next week in las vegas. let's hear from the goat. tara vanderveer. >> we're excited about we were excited to go to oregon and and it's also a little added kind of on a cause, sadness and that we know that this is our last trip on the pac. 12 trip in the last pac 12 tournament. so we we kind of have entre, you know, best year ever and >> are already winning the pac 12 having a share of the pac regular season with various found we go up on the wall and is really exciting. >> the nfl combine got underway this week as teams prep for april's nfl draft. the niners have 11 picks this year including 2 picks in the 3rd round. but today's topic wasn't about potential targets. it was about a wide receiver looking for a paid it. brandon aiyuk has stressed his desire for a new deal. the forty-niners

a whole one, 80 from what we just side, some snow and rain up near the oregon border. we do have some showers just south of the bay area. and we actually did see some sprinkles around milpitas fremont san jose within the past hour. also looking at a few sprinkles around late comer said in san francisco right now as we make our way through this future cast, you do see those spotty showers continuing on into the afternoon and early evening tonight. we dry out after that for a couple of days and it does look like tuesday and wednesday bringing ample sunshine, ice break between this light sprinkle activity. we have this monday. and what ever really got my eyes on later this week come thursday, the start of multiple days of rainfall. and although the rain is going to be a thing in the bay area, it is really the snow starting thursday in the sierra all the way through saturday. that is going to cause a lot of issues. one of our biggest snow makers of the season so far looking very likely up there. the very crest of the sierra going to nearing 100 inches of snowfall as we wor

oregon wins by 1378 65.he cardinal dropped to seven and nine in conference 12 and 14 overall as we head over to santa clara, hosting lmu. a couple of young broncos fans fired up for tonight's game against loyola marymount. second half broncos down one when brant napa knocks down the three. he finished with 15. santa clara wins, 6555 to improve to seven, 18 and ten on the dodgers and padres. they kicked off the exhibition baseball season today in arizona . fans in peoria. they came out to see the newest dodger, shohei ohtani. he didn't play, but former al mvp mookie betts, he did. he finished with a couple of walks and a run. and there's the first run of the cactus league, courtesy of teoscar hernandez. his bases loaded ground rule double to left center off joe musgrove, and two runs come in to score dodgers up two. nothing still in the first. kevin padlo and that one's gone. two run homer to left dodgers send 11 batters to the plate in the first to take an eight. nothing lead, and they go on to beat the padr

. >> please recognize the general lady from oregon, congresswoman salinas. >> thank you, chair thompson and thank you secretary vilsack for your leadership at the u.s. department of agriculture. i want to make a few clarifying points given my colleague from missouri i think has some things mistaken. usda research has shown that snap participants purchase at rates than nonparticipants. it's linked with improved nutritional outcomes lower healthcare costs and improve current and long-term health and nutrition incentives as i'm sure you're familiar with, those provide are far more effective and productive and would your agency be willing to discuss how congress might work together to expand those programs? >> absolutely. we are excited about those programs and we appreciate the money that came from the american rescue plan to do so to -- toexpand the programs. >> thank you. >> revitalizing rural america is important, my district and since taking office i consistently heard from rural towns and communities as well as local producers that have similar message. they are finding it hard to acc

you know, probably steal the oregon and so they have done this for very, very long time. and no one is doing anything about it. so yeah, you have feels that, that does have eh, you know, she, they can conduct this with the immunity. they will continue to do this as long as they, they, they get covered weapon, money, and shit. the protection by the united states of america, the less time to hit the leaders of iraq and syria. those the words of the 2024 united states presidential election, hopeful nicky henry what you're saying now is the time to hit a run, now's the time to hit their leaders. it's different. don't go in bomb the or infrastructure the infrastructure in a rack in syria. you start with that 1st you do the sanctions and you take out a couple of their leaders. that's the way in their country in there. if they're in their culture, you do like solo money. when they left the country, you figure out where they are, our special operations can do that. and then you take them out. well sir, as long as who's the co dot writes of the international action center says tha

so was kyrie oquendo for oregon taking it to the rim like it owes him money.he ducks dominated all game long. the final was 7865. one more look. and santa clara beat lmu. during super bowl week we told you about the charity event joe montana participated in in vegas. the 40 niners legend raising money for run freely.org. the goal of that organization started by my old espn colleague kenny mayne, raises funds to pay for prosthetic devices for wounded vets and here's where the money went. >> when was the last time you moved? like that? >> at least 25 years. >> all right. how's it feel? amazing nice work. thank you. man >> that's great. shane thomas from reno marine, was injured in iraq trying out his new prosthetic leg. now able to run. his. injury was back in this is life changing. the charity again is run freely.org sports on abc seven, sponsored you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only

tonight oregon officials have declared a state of emergency in the city of portland tonight over the growing fentanyl crisis after they decriminalized the hard drugs. sara carter on the ground in portland with a full report. finally a good moment at the grammys. imagine that. will this moment possibly lessen the political divide as many on social media think? decide yourself. first tonight the u.s. senate have released their long-awaited border legislation, and, by the way, it's not just about borders, it's about ukraine, funding $60 billion more, and about israel funding only $14 billion. now this bill does absolutely nothing to secure the border. it would be an unmitigated disaster. by the way, every republican should strongly be opposed to this. it would mandate legal representation for all illegal immigrants. it adds 50,000 extra employment and family reunification visas. it gives biden the power to funnel asylum claims to ports of entry if more than 5,000 illegal immigrants cross each day, for seven days, after which the ports must process a minimum of 1400 claims a day. what's

oregon's full senate and house still need to vote on the bill if the bill passes, oregon would become the third state after arizona and hawaii, to not observe daylight saving time and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu . west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> police in palo alto now investigating a false report of a shooting made on the campus at stanford university. >> yes. and as ktvu zac sos reports, the threat has many people on the school's campus on edge. i was terrified because i had never been through something remotely close to a situation like this. >> stanford student pablo bermudez on campus. when the alert came through on his phone friday afternoon, university public safety warning about a potential shooter on campus. and i got a call from my brother. >> we're both from spain, from barcelona. so it's highly unusual. he's like, go home right now and lock your door. >> the warning going out after palo alto police fielded a call from an

i was just at the oregon manufacturing innovation center in columbia county, oregon, with a big advancedufacturing center there. they have seven high school students there on manufacturing day to learn about opportunities. this is hands-on learning. . lincoln high school has a wonderful culinary program. a wonderful way for students to learn. guest: the tools of career and technical education are so diverse. it is wrench is, farm implements, but it is also stethoscopes, paintbrushes. working in the new emerging digital industry, computers. it is so much. pennsylvania is incredibly important, as well, my home state. one out of every five degrees or certificates coming out of pennsylvania comes from a career and technical education school. it is playing an even larger role and that will continue to improve. i like to think some of our advocacy that we do in the career and technical education caucus contributes to that. we have introduced this past session, so far, nine pieces of legislation, one that we are introducing today that supports career and technical education. i'm proud to say th

robert in oregon, a republican. your reaction. caller: i am pleased to weigh in on this and i appreciate c-span's -- i am a long time listener and viewer. i am a lifelong republican. i would say that mitch mcconnell, given the different segments of the caucus, along with the presidency of donald trump, through all of that in an effective way, i give him major credit and always have, for a very difficult job. i thought that it was good that we do not have merit garland on the bench. nobody knows what the ultimate result there be. but it has become politicized in a way that we did not see when dwight eisenhower was president. certainly, that includes nominees proposed by joe biden. as far as sticking to the subject, i feels very strongly that longevity of service, in and of itself suggests that mitch mcconnell certainly did a few things that perpetuated his continued existence in that station. i do not look to him as a shining light that will -- we will forever remember, but as far as his ability to work with both sides, to the exte

but the main problem for the easier right now is a 4th hungry victor, oregon, who's been blocking this and he said that he doesn't want to see the bunch of news to minutes arise ukraine. he wants to eat a bunch of loose for other reasons. and then we're lead plans are gonna lead by the financial times where apparently the e u is planning to punish hungary is on thursday. make the organ does indeed fall off this additional $50000000000.00 in a and how are the funding to punish hungry their crimes and bring it to its meetings. and there is a very detailed plan of how they're planning to ruin hungry, basically financially. and this is what they call democracy. they have a voting system, but a few votes against what we want and we'll then we will this for you. so this is of course on the heard of, on the you does have a plan b. so if the organ does block this, and this doesn't go through, there is a plan where you can choose, can individually send a to, to ukraine box. this has to be approved by that parliament in each country individually. so this will take time and ukraine doesn't have t

oregon state goes on to win 8573. the san jose earthquakes took a trip to texas for their season opener, playing against fc dallas in frisco. former fc dallas coach luchi gonzalez, now leading san jose. five minutes in here, san jose threatens dallas keeper martin paez saves the initial attempt, but benjamin kikanovic put in the rebound. quakes up one nil. game is tied one one here with stoppage time. dante sealy takes the strike from the inside box and gives the fans the win that they came for. fc dallas takes down san jose 2 to 1. the san francisco giants made their debut on the diamond this afternoon. they took on the chicago cubs at scottsdale stadium on the mound to start in the giants spring training opener. none other than logan webb. top of the first here. webb gets patrick wisdom to strike out swinging webb with a scoreless first, but then in the second inning, two on for the cubs. brennan davis grounds a two run single through the hole off of webb. webb goes two innings, allowing two runs. cubs lead two, not

this is out of oregon. all wars and thorne has that story. >> the city of san francisco get's the pause it asked for in a lawsuit over encampment sweeps a federal judge granted the hold friday as the supreme court decides whether people can be removed from street camps without the offer of immediate housing. we asked the judge to pause the lawsuit so that we're not wasting significant public resources continuing to litigate this case. >> when it's very possible that the decision could come down to change the legal landscape. san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says a decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from

in the meantime, the supreme court is reviewing a similar case out of oregon. kyle was dan thorn has that story. >> the city of san francisco get's the pause it asked for in a lawsuit over encampment sweeps a federal judge granted the hold friday as the supreme court decides whether people can be removed from street camps without the offer of immediate housing. we asked the judge to pause the lawsuit so that we're not wasting significant public resources continuing to litigate this case. >> when it's very possible that a decision could come down to change the legal landscape. san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says a decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from rem

jacqueline, good to know that the oregon man is okay. as is the cat jacqueline howard live for us there in atlanta. jacqueline, thanks so much. >> all right, john. >> all right. house speaker mike johnson, playing clean up this morning after republicans lose a crucial special election. this makes their margin even smaller in the us house. what does this mean? for democrats hope to perhaps retake the house in november >> we've never spoken but you've told us many things that he loves stargazing, hate parallel parking and occasionally, your right foot gets a little heavy. the lexus es didn't begin in the studio begin with you >> pam, brian, gary, and today we're talking about the biggest misconception there is about replacement windows i'm here with ted cones, the project manager for renewal by anderson to talk about it. >> yeah. one of the big things we hear from homeowners is i shouldn't need to replace my windows. they're just not that old. >> here's the thing homebuilders put in high-end kitchens bathrooms and low in windows just aren'

used around the corrections system in oregon on -- used to run the corrections system in oregon? >> correct. >> oregon is about to reverse that right, is that correct? >> senator, i'm not familiar with policy proposed in that. >> you just ignored oregon? >> oregon has a special place in my heart, sir. >> you have not read anything about the reversal? >> no, sir. >> sir. you have not read anything about it? >> correct. >> you're in charge of implementing the first step act? >> that's correct. >> how many criminals have you released in the first step act? >> for the overall release since since the first step act, i don't have the numbers in front of me. 70% of those that were released, we have about 30,000 individuals that have been released since the passage of the first step act. >> so you released 30,000 criminals under the first step act. ok. how many of them before you , released them, did you contact any of their victims to say we're about to let this guy out? >> senator, it is my understanding that that notification happens through the u.s. attorney's office. but i will chec

you can see to our north some rain and snow near the oregon border to our south.e central coast. we've actually got 2 systems that are both impacting the bay today, cold front to the north and that low pressure area spoke so much about last week lingering across the southern part of the state enough unsettled weather to be pushing up a few showers here across the region into the late morning. early afternoon. should be pretty done with it right after sunset tonight. and then we're smooth sailing for a couple days. both tuesday and wednesday. looking great. my eyes are really focused in on thursday, friday and saturday, though, we'll have rainfall for the bay area. but for the sierra one of our biggest snow makers of the season looking very likely as we roll into the latter half of the week here, we're going to be talking multiple inches, in fact, getting close to 100 inches of snowfall at the very crest of the sierra. by the time we finish up with the storm, all that snow is going to result in likely a lot of closures, especially as we work into friday and saturda

the portland, oregon. in commenting on the removal of general george mcclellan, noted that the events were happening 3000 miles away and therefore it was not possible to form anything like reliable conclusions at the other end of scale was the union in dakota. in which accused general pope of grossest and most flagrant and misconduct. they were right, by the way. there were high hopes for for mcclellan commanded the invasion of virginia in 1862. mcclellan's reputation wobbled, but his latest october 30, the oregonian, and reported that there was no need to believe the rumors that mcclellan had been superseded. he was fired six days later. the oregonian soon reported that lincoln was unhappy with mcclellan for his inaction after. the same good, bad pattern can be seen with his success. ambrosi, burnside, of course, is also on the poster whose initial assaults at fredericksburg were described as successful blows. but within a few days, the same paper, the battle terrible and noted that our troops fought at a

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great job, sara carter in oregon tonight. we appreciate it. now, as joe biden contine bidenr his border standoff with the state of texas, a grouepublinp of governors while they headed to the lone star state this past weekendekend to show their support. frankly, i think there would have been a showdown ihave ba su that didn't happen. all the republican governors supporting greg abbott, south dakota governor kristi noem was one of the first. she made her own visit to the borderk an week.d troo she pledged to send troops and razor wire to help texas. >> governor noem has aligned herself with president trump on the border. issue. by the way, this past weekend, during an interview with bartiromo on sunday morning futures guess what trump said? he confirmed what i had asked her. a numbernfirme of times that, in fact, kristi noem is on the short list to beti noem hi. >> take a look. but that has nothing to do. i don't want anybodyke a loo toy to take even any inference, but it's incredible. kristi noem has been incredible fighting for me. she said i'

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and in this one, the ku klux klan in the state of oregon. and this bill is replicated it in some other states, had passed the law requiring all children to attend public school because klansmen wanted to close the parochial, in particular, catholic schools. because they believed that un-american doctrines were being taught in the catholic schools and oregon had passed the law. remember, the klan becomes a national organization, and in this period, an end, oregon had done this and the schools had challenged the law in court in pierce versus society of sisters, and the supreme court had sided with the parochial schools. and what they said is that the law forcing you to send your children to public school denied parents their liberty protected by the 14th amendment's due process clause to educate their children as they see fit. but the state could require that if they go to parochial school that certain lessons be taught there so that they learn american values and other things. it's known as the pierce compromise. parents have the right to sen