oregon people have to be going no way! >> brad: between 2 defenders. >> gary: yes, there is a way. >> brad: harrison wallace second touchdown reception. >> gary: lets go back to talk radio. we don't have to play that hard. they are out there balling. >> brad: 45-37. penn state has 2 timeouts. look at the numbers of these 2 guys. laying it on the line. >> gary: drew allar rushed for 40 drives. holy cow! well, oregon hasn't come up with their hands team. just playing the regular kickoff return team here. >> brad: they were right. >> [whistle]. >> brad: out to the 25 we come again. >> gary: thinking -- obviously it happens fast. on the field, remember when penn state against minnesota said we want to finish this thing on the field. you for the huddle. guys finish this thing on offense. >> brad: the offensive coordinator with final words in the ear of number 8 dillon gabriel. each team 2 timeouts. gabriel to whittington. wrapped up. by sutton. >> gary: yes. made a pile. stood up his blocker. running back ran right into him. >>

are we just advancing oregon here? >> i think oregon goes on again. so here's the question though, too. we talked about this rest versus rust. oregon i don't think this is an advantage to get a bye in the first round of the playoffs. i just don't i think not playing this round in college with younger players can be a problem. oregon is a better team, so i'm going to move them on. but that's my question. in terms of that game, they are not playing a first round game they're going to get by which a lot of people think, oh, a bye is great. no it's not. i hate byes. i never wanted to have a bye as a player. i just wanted to continue to play straight through. >> okay, this is a heck of a matchup too. in the summer. >> that is that really the national championship right. >> you think so? yeah. all right penn state boise state as much as we love ashton genti you're going we're both going penn state ashton is a really good football player. >> you know he's going to be an nfl guy. but penn state's a better football team period okay. >> this is intriguing becau

>> welcome to the big 10 oregon.d. >> after blow-outs in the first round we're down to the final, texas and arizona state in the peach bowl. fiesta bowl, and notre dame and georgia in the sugar ball. ohio state and oregon game, week seven, of course, oregon held on for a one-point win but this is a game that matters. ohio state looks so good in their first round match-up. who will win this time around? >> i've got to go with oregon and you have to go with oregon based upon everything that they have shown you. who am i to doubt the team that already beat the opponent that they are about to play? who am i to doubt a team whose quarterback has started more games in college football. who am i to doubt that team? i've got a lot of doubts for ohio state and i have reason to doubt ohio state. you saw them in big time games not play big time throughout the course of the season. we've seen cower struggle and not have a good game but also players are a reflection of their coach. the coach sitting next to me knows this very wel

i have been teaching since the oregon culinary institute opened. john mankiewicz: 12 years at oci, a chef for more than four decades, a commanding presence at the school, and a well-known figure in the portland culinary scene-- dan brophy was dead at age 63. detectives soon learned chef brophy had driven his white pickup to the school, parked, and then disabled the building's alarm at 7:22 am. it was about 10 minutes later when a colleague arrived. she soon found chef brophy lying on the floor, and a student made that 911 call. could you tell what dan brophy was doing when he was murdered? yes. he was at the sink getting the ice water ready and coffee ready for the students who were going to be coming in. john mankiewicz: not far from the body, detectives saw this. a large ice scooper. so we believe he was up there at the sink when whoever shot him came in and shot him in the back first. he had another gunshot directly center mass to his chest. he's shot. he falls. he drops the ice shovel. and then whoever it is stands over him and finishes the job

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that is close to the border with oregon. what is 270 miles or so north of san francisco., so tsunami generated by the earthquake would take some time to reach san francisco. we are told the bay area could experience any tsunamis in about the next 15-20 minutes. i have to tell you, i've been monitoring the live cameras around eureka and you see eureka on the map about 250 miles north of san francisco. i did not see any significant waves developing. there were smaller waves. what i could see on the live cameras at the point at which this tsunami was supposed to be hitting there. that does not mean it does not build as it moves south perhaps towards san francisco. there are, as you said to, 5 million people under alert right now. governor gavin newsom and his press office put out a statement on x saying, "the governor briefed on the earthquakes help the coast of northern california and the resulting tsunami warning. governor newsom has now with state emergency officials and working to ensure californians are safe." they also said the state operations center has been activate

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oregon hangs on 45 37. they stay undefeated. >> and will be the number one in the college football playoff. >> another top 5 matchup in the sec title game. number 2, texas faces number 5, georgia, you know, to texas, then matthew, the county cheering on longhorns. they want to overtime, georgia down 3 gunner, stockton. he's get blasted on the run. he had to leave the game for play because the helmet came off that the so back comes carson back who had left earlier with an arm injury. you saw him. it's kind of hanging that one arm down. all we had was one arm. it was enough to hand it off to trevor ecn for the game. winning touchdown. georgia wins in overtime. 22 to 19 the forty-niners in game tomorrow against the bears. >> the bad news from today, nick bosa and aaron banks both ruled out. so they're going to be short-handed as they have been much of this year. but hopefully they can get it done anyway. all right. and i love the i grew up in the chicago area. so there's also found a number of states have been

the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. wyden: mr. president, this is a truly historic moment for my home state of oregon because the owahis which are really oregon's version of the grand canyon really should have secured protection years ago. but finally as a result of the bipartisan support that my friend from wyoming and i have working with the incoming chair of the committee, mike lee, and the current leadership, we have been able to pass these important pieces of legislation. and the timing for my home state is really just extraordinary because just yesterday the congressman from rural oregon, congressman bence of the second district, we put out a joint statement about how next year we intend to work together and with our constituents to come up with legislation that our whole state, urban and rural, could come together on to protect the ranching way of life in the county and also our incredible treasures. and congressman bence and i said we would work with our respective chamber's leadership to pass the bill into law and then, m

the gentlelady from oregon is recognized. ms. hoyle: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 9541, the bill i co-spue spon -- i co-sponsored with representative ed sell this. bill empowers publicly owned electric utilities to implement hazard mitt tbaition improvements during disaster recovery. when it's aers strike they leave a -- when disasters strike they leave a trail of destruction that needs to be repaired to restore power. at the same time this can present and opportunity to improve the resilience of power infrastructure and to reduce the risk of outages in the future. unfortunately, current law prevents fema from reimbursing utilities for hazard mitigation as they make temporary disaster repairs this. leads to wasted opportunity, more frequent power out ams, and higher costs passed on to rate payers. commonsense solutions like h.r. 9541 are more critical than ever to keep energy costs low for american families this. bill maximizes fema's resources, helps communities protect critical infrastructure, leading to lo

. >> it's a message that these women in west linn, oregon, were shocked to hear. >> doesn't make sense. >> and i am angry at all of the institutions who have failed us and all of them have. >> it's a story we first brought you on true crime news. women demanding justice against this man. harvard educated doctor david farley, who was introduced to them in their church. >> i would ask all of the brave women who are here today with me to please stand. >> a fight that brought them here inside west linn city hall, where they demanded accountability for what they say is a botched police investigation that ended without a prosecution. >> we all deserved better. >> why would you come forward when your abuser won't be held accountable? is it okay in this city? for children and women to be dismissed now the same prosecutor who wouldn't file criminal charges against the doctor is asking the state of oregon to take over the investigation. >> the attorney general came out publicly and indicated that they've been investigating since those survivors banded together. >> these four women we introduced

officials in oregon say led to the death of a house cat and in southern california, health officials of multiple house cats. according to the cdc, the virus has been detected in all 50 states and there have been more than 1000 reported outbreaks. news nation reporter nancy loo has more details. >> well, there have been at least 3 house cat deaths linked to bird flu so far this month. 2 here in la county and another in oregon. so health officials are urgently warning all pet owners about raw foods and exposure to wildlife in the newest case, oregon health officials say a house cat contracted h 5 n one by eating northwest naturals raw and frozen pet food, which is sold nationwide. the portland based company has voluntarily recalled the frozen turkey line linked to the death earlier this month. health officials in la county reported 2 house cat deaths both had consumed raw milk linked to a statewide recall due to infected dairy herds. the virus has been detected on farms in at least 16 states and hundreds of herds are quarantined in washington state. the deaths of 20 big cats, including

oregon by 17 at the break., you got to have to be able to dunk like this, right? oregon rolls 7661, ending stanford's three game win streak. the nightcap at sap, cal and number 23 san diego state. bears head coach mark mad dog madsen living up to his name hot after an early no foul. he got teed up and he had a reason to be mad. awful first half for his bears. they missed 16 straight field goal attemptt one point. yikes. san diego state's nick boyd he warmed up in the second half five threes and scored all of his game high 17. after the break, cal loses 7150. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. dion. sarah, thanks. and that's all the time we have for this edition of abc seven news at 11. >> i'm dion limb. news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for sarah and francis and all of us here. thanks so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside at san francisco international airport, where, yes, it is looking foggy and wet. jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds

but in closer to northern parts of oregon also, of course, at fort bragg. it happened already about 20 minutes ago. but if you get close to that coast and you don't have a lot of time to get warnings, we know the phones were going off. we know those alarms were going off. and it said, head to higher ground. so hopefully if you needed to head for higher ground, your phone did go off as well. there was the emergency alert system there that went off. but this is part of the ring of fire. brianna. this is expected. we expected the cascadia subduction zone to, well go off one day and maybe today it did. we'll have to see if the 7.0 holds, and we'll have to see if that depth holds the depth is the problem. >> all right. and this is just it's so important. chad, i should just note that we are looking at some coastal video as you noted. it's always pretty wavy up there off the rugged northern california coast especially in the winter. but we'll be keeping an eye on the waves to see what happens. chad myers, thank you so much. we're going to have more news when cnn

andrew, you are from florida, but you also have a big soft spot for oregon. do you love it?your first market. anyone can tell you your first market somewhere. that always means a lot to you. andrew oregon is home to the largest. what in the world? >> the largest? what in the world? >> besides for nike? >> really hard. >> danny, these are very hard. the largest. i had it and i lost it. >> i have no idea. >> the largest fungus. >> i would have never gotten that in a million years. >> you know, i know a mushroom forager in oregon. i should have got this. >> i would have gotten it. >> did you ever go mushroom hunting? >> i did not, no, it's not for me yet. >> very quickly. we don't have a lot of time. fourth question. can i get one? right? you love the masters. what are they known for? having long lines. for what? >> the pimento cheese sandwich. >> well, that's a huge one. but also because cell phones are banned, it's the locker room or the payphones. payphones? giant lines of payphones. very quickly. last question, andrew, your doppelganger, andrew garfield, he was in the socia

great neck up have curious at the in our oregon department and the sro land use community ctbc bank usa it's. >> hello ctbc bank usa it's the oregon manager for tjpa it is not you can't why i'm here i'm here it is hard to recall started 8 years ago with tjpa and sro collaboratives i got together with staff's support for those organizations to create a group we call the market street climax to no matter with the developer to see the benefits we could get in the neighborhoods and inclusionary kojdz on market street was housing in the tenderloin. so this group of residents worked together and developed a list of asks for the developers nouktd in good faith i was hoping and been almost two years in the maximum we showed up numerous hearings of the planning commission and is board of supervisors residents actually coming and speaking directly that resonated with the residents with the supervisors this is actually an initiative and benefit agreement with 18 and a half million dollars for the area (clapping.) the land and started few i understand that took a ton of, you know, staff from tjpa a

remember, oregon won the first meeting earlier this season. and that leads us to today's toyota. let's go places. player of the day. it's ohio state freshman receiver jeremiah smith. smith opened the scoring with this great catch in the first quarter, and later finished it off with his second score of the day. he had six catches for 103 yards and two scores, just his second multi-touchdown game of the season. his first was in the very first game of the season, way back in august. it was a very good time for him to have a good game, right? ohio state freshman wideout jeremiah smith, today's toyota let's go places. player of the day. all right. more playoff action. texas hosting clemson tigers head coach dabo swinney said he wanted to meet matthew mcconaughey, who wouldn't write. he got his wish. clemson scored first, but then texas went on a 28 to 3 run before halftime.n a gunner helm catches the td to make it 2810 horns at the half. carney improves tigers still hanging around in the fourth quarter. on fourth down, cade klubnik finds t.j. moore, who makes it a seven point game, bu

it would have gone north up into oregon and south down the california coast. we have yet to hear any reports in san francisco also saying the same thing, they have no signs of any destructive tsunami heading their way. the warning stays up, we'll monitor it, but san francisco, if we get to 15 minutes after the next hour, then it's all clear for you. >> let me go to justin, a captain with the san francisco fire department. what are you hearing and what are you preparing for, captain? >> good afternoon. san francisco and the san francisco fire department, of course, is an all hazards agency, ready for any emergency, especially an earthquake. when the national weather service issues a tsunami warning which is their highest level, we take notice. our residents and visitors along the coastline are advised by national park service and police to move inward based on the national weather service recommendation and following the tsunami evacuation routes posted throughout the city. as a result of the earthquake, we don't have reports of damage or injuries within san fr

brander from oregon state university, states are starting to act. legislation was recently introduced in my home state of oregon that would require all new washing machines sold in oregon to include a built in microfiber filtration system. state led efforts are important but microplastics don't stop at the state border. so we also need national attention. fortunately, we've been joined by a panel of experts today who can help us understand what those national solutions might look like. dr. susanne brander is an eco-toxicologist and associate professor at oregon state university whose research focuses on microplastics and how they affect behavior and growth in fish and other water organisms. she is also a coleader of the pacific northwest consortium on plastics. also joining us today is doctor sherri sam mason, associate research professor and director of sustainability at penn state bear end in erie, pennsylvania. her research on freshwater microplastics has led to plastics legislation here in the united states as well as other places around the wor

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we're live with oregon university of oregon professor diego melgar. so much for joining us, professor. we appreciate your time. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> all right. so, professor, after seeing the earthquake system yesterday, we had the myshake warning of the earthquake. and then the phones alerted us to the tsunami warning. the two different warning systems. do you think that at some point they'll be converted into one warning system? >> yes. that is for sure an ongoing issue. the different messaging between the earthquake alerts and the tsunami alerts. and i think there is a future where those will be merged together. but for now, the earthquake alerts and the tsunami alerts remain separate systems. >> all right. because yesterday, if you didn't have myshake on your phone, i happen to have it. that's why i got that if you didn't have it, you wouldn't have gotten that warning. warning at all, right. how do how do each of them differ and why are they different as far as you know? because you study this type of thing. >> yeah. there's different

oregon wins 76-61.game is on new year's day against clemson. >>> and cal faced 23rd-ranked san diego state in the late game and tough draw for the bears as aztecs dominated. davis hits from deep off the the pass and 5 minutes left and nick boyd puts this out of reach and san diego state wins 71-50 and cal plays on new year's day. and the first round of the college football playoff fifth seed. texas hosting clemson. before the half finding gunner helm in the back of the end zone and the long horns with the 18 point lead going into the half, but clemson pulls within 7 until this play. jaden going right through the gap and takes off. 2 tigers try to catch up, but goes 77 yards for the touch down and texas wins 38-24. they'll face 4-seed arizona state in quarter finals. penn state and ohio state also advance and the 49ers play right here on kpix at 1:25 tomorrow. >> are they going to win? >> is this a weekly thing? >> i asked darren if it's going to rain. >> sure. they're going to "the doctor will see you n

downed lines in portland, oregon, leaving more than 20,000 households without power. while in the rockies, some areas could see up to three feet of snow, increasing the already high avalanche risk. in cache county, utah, two brothers narrowly avoiding disaster after being caught in this avalanche while out snowmobiling. one of them carried 150 yards and buried in the snow. officials say fortunately, the men were equipped with avalanche safety gear. well, that stowaway was the second unticketed passenger found on a delta flight just in recent weeks. this woman here was confronted by crewmembers back in november for not having a ticket on a flight from new york to paris. together, as you can imagine, these two incidents raising some significant security questions and concerns. in the meantime, major travel hubs like here in denver bracing themselves for the busiest travel time of this holiday season this coming weekend, whit. >> whit: all right, mola lenghi, thank you so much. let's get right out to meteorologist dani beckstrom from our new york station wabc. and dani,

now, people from the oregon border to the bay area felt intense shaking. this is video from the humboldt flour company showing the moment the tremblor hit. you can see cannabis plants olently shaking as the lights flicker. and this is what it looked like in ferndale just after the shaking stopped. you see there cans knocked off the shelves off of a grocery store and at a smoke shop in garberville. you can see smashed glass and products knocked off the shelves by the quake. the earthquake prompted a tsunami warning. it is the first one issued in 13 years. you see, the santa cruz wharf taped off today after the warning went out. communities from santa cruz to the oregon border were put on alert, and many in the bay area received coastal evacuation orders. before we got the all clear. i understand now the sirens went off in berkeley at the marina. locals were urged to get to higher ground before that alert was canceled around noon. our damian trujillo will join us in just a moment with some concerns about san mateo county's tsunami warning. but first, let's g

to study this, the scientist and oxford have grown miniature, oregon, oregon weights their sense of the i ss for teams on earth, monitor real time data to see how they are affected by being in space. and the solve on will be sent to the international space station. and some of the sambal would be staying nerves and would be able, by comparing and analyzing the data, coming from these to different uh, oregon need in the international space station and also an hour to be able to study the process of aging. the study hopes to find new ways to counter age related health issues like the weakening of boeing through osteoporosis and decline in the immune system. and with plans for human missions to mars in the coming years asked, reynolds will need new ways to keep healthy as they take longer journeys into the unknown fence and monahan, ologist era. all right, that's the news for now. i'm jessica washington. you can find more information on our website to 0 dot com. the weather is next and then inside story takes a look at the political showdown in south korea to stay with us. more news is com

oregon's attorney general is out with a sanctuary promise tool kit.helps answer questions like oregon is a sanctuary state. what does that mean? and how do i prepare myself and my family for encounters with ice. and is there a place i can call to report ice or other federal immigration authorities with the crime rates across this country, i would prefer to see things addressing american citizens on issues of regular crime or anyone who happens to be present in a city, right? everyone is affected certainly. gerry, these are states that in trouble financially. they have these plans and things that they have had to veto things like insurance for illegal immigrants because they have no money. yet here's more plans to help the foreigners in the state. >> let's talk about california. that's one of my favorite topics. they're facing a $68 billion deficit right now. they want to spend more money on illegal migrants. newsome is saying let's have a $25 million legal opportunity for migrants. somebody else says no, that is not enough. we need to give lawyers mor

. >> oh i am from oregon so it is always real. we don't do fake in oregon. my mom this year did get a fake tree and i have been judging her a little. >> giving her the eyes. we should not be giving the weather the eyes because it will be another beautiful weekend. a couple degrees cooler than the last couple days but it will not be cool by any means. it will be well above average across the bay area. this morning it is chilly, a december morning. it's pretty seasonal out there with temperatures across the area in the 40s and low 50s. just depending where you are located. a warm winter jacket from morgan hill and santa clara valley to our north bay communities. by afternoon, we'll be warming up to above average but maybe a degree or two cooler than yesterday. it's barely going to be noticeable to most people who will be spending the day outdoors. it will still be in the mid to upper 60s inland and low 60s to upper 50s closer to the coast. it depends where you are but everybody will be above average. let's look at that. anywhere from five, six, seven, maybe ei

a rare tsunami warning for a time from santa cruz all the way up to oregon. mass evacuations on highway 1. people moving away from the coast. the quake centered off the coast of ferndale, california, near the oregon border. but felt in san francisco, 270 miles away. and tonight here, the obvious concerns, whether there could be more coming. abc's melissa adan in california tonight. >> reporter: tonight, chaos on the west coast. a powerful magnitude seven earthquake rocking northern california, sparking a rare tsunami warning and mass evacuations. >> a magnitude 7.0 is a major earthquake. >> reporter: watch the moment the quake violently shakes this cannabis facility. >> an earthquake is happening right now. >> reporter: california's governor declaring a state of emergency. the largest quake to hit the region in more than three decades, followed by more than 30 aftershocks. >> it all started happening. everything from the shelves fell down, and the lights started going, and people fell down. >> reporter: reports of houses knocked off their foundations. residen

or how can i report a suspected violation of oregon's sanctuary laws. joining me now is chris clem, retired u.s. border patrol chief so, chris, this is just insane. you hear him talking about keeping prisons and jails off limits, which, if you need to go to the prison and jails, it's probably because there are criminals there how can incoming border czar tom homan, who is working for the trump administration, combat state officials like the ones in oregon, who are standing in the way of deporting some of these vicious criminals inside our communities. well, yeah, it is almost laughable to believe that people actually think that way. i don't think the aclu is changing any minds of the officials they are talking to. they are already thinking that way border czar tom homan enforce the law on the books teams out there to go after criminal aliens. tom homan has talked about it will national security and public safety threats. what on earth would make people not make people not wanting to make that a priority. as far as the jails? that is absolutely the place

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, oregon and idaho. to two feet of snow as we head into your monday. coastal flood advisory for areas around 80. san francisco could be looking at more flooding. and now the east coast where we could be looking at icing overnight and snow in the higher elevations. the poconos in upstate new york, rain for philadelphia and over towards new york city. this is going to slow you down on your monday. our next system for the pacific northwest coming in with heavy snow from morning through evening. sunny skies across the midwest. some rain as we head toward chicago all the way down toward the gulf coast, and finally, as we head into the afternoon, we'll clear out and dry out for the east coast. nancy? >> andrew, thank you. >>> straight ahead on cbs weekend news, we turn to syria. holly williams reports why regime change could threaten u.s.-backed kurdish forces, and the isis prisoners they hold. >>> in the week since the fall of the assad regime, syrians have been searching prisons for those wrongfully detained

and then can you tell me, do you know how many of those were in oregon? clearly, i have an oregon. that's a very that's a very difficult question to answer because they don't necessarily break it down by state. but you consider there are two fairly large cies that were affected. eugene and corvallis, with sizable populations. both have universities. and then it's likely as far east as as folks on the other side of the cascades in bend may have also received alerts as well, that they were kind of on the edge of that. and just to maybe put a little bit of a accent to this too, is that there are many flavors of alerts that are delivered. there's one type of alert from the wireless emergency alert system. it's the same system that delivers amber alerts to cell phones. and those alerts were delivered as far north into oregon as far north as bandon. wow. and then my second question, i guess that was my first two part question. is the shaking you described, was that all in california or was it felt in oregon? do you know? yes. so in order for alerts to be delivered into into places like c

right now we are getting information from this on our weather center he got parts of california and oregon currently under a tsunami warning after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocked the west coast. it happen 40 miles off the california shore and was felt as far south as san francisco and the warning impacts more than 5 million people in that zone. let's dip into fox weather and listen to their expertise here on what they are seeing. >> usgs some folks did report feeling despair we are seeing some video come in of at least miner damage done. >> and you have to look at how far inland this did show across the corridor further south across the san francisco bay area this was something that happened offshore to your point but it was felt well inland across parts of california. >> esp or so because of the proximity to the united states coastline, i don't think there was necessarily enough time for the usgs and the soon on the warning center to actually measure a soon only had it occurred. sometimes these happen way out there and there is time to watch it moving in pure this was super close. you s

officials in oregon say led to the death of a house cat and in southern california, health officials are investigating the deaths of multiple cats. according to the cdc, the virus has been detected in all 50 states and there have been more than 1000 reported outbreaks. news nation reporter lance nancy loo has the details. >> well, there have been at least 3 house cat deaths linked to bird flu so far this month. 2 here in la county and another in oregon. so health officials are urgently warning all pet owners about raw foods and exposure to wildlife in the newest case, oregon health officials say a house cat contracted h 5 n one by eating northwest naturals raw and frozen pet food, which is sold nationwide. the portland based company has voluntarily recalled the frozen turkey line linked to the death earlier this month. health officials in la county reported 2 house cat deaths both had consumed raw milk linked to a statewide recall due to infected dairy herds. the virus has been detected on farms in at least 16 states and hundreds of herds are quarantined in washington state. the deat

wagons to get to oregon or california, like our pioneer great-grandparents said they would not makere at some future generation is going to look back at us and say it you have millions of homeless people defecate on the sidewalk. you have over a million abortions a year you have institutionalized anti-semitism in your so-called great universities. shame on that generation. we arwe're going to be judged py harshly it's wholly pretty ironic but it's well deserved. >> your great area of expertise is more ancient history i would argue. you look at athens, you look at rome and yet they did not survive. the romans survived as a republic for what 500 years? we are not even at 300 years how are we doing compared to rome? >> we're doing pretty well until two or three generations ago. they get complacent they do not echo the values or maintain or embody the values that make them great when they were poor and struggling. they get complacent and affluence and leisure.birth and want is what destroy civilization. we need to get back to the very basics. we need to say to ourselves how did they do

we have no reports of any damage in oregon. today's quakes prompted the u.s. reauthorize the national earthquake hazards reduction program. the legislation, proposed in part by california senator alex padilla, gives $175 million per year to the four federal agencies responsible for long-term earthquake risk reduction. the bill passed unanimously, unanimously in the senate. it now heads to the house and if approved, the hazard reduction program will remain in place through the 2028 fiscal year. >> after an anxiety fueled morning, our day pretty much panned out to be glorious. a good 11 degrees above average in many of our neighborhoods. and now, with nightfall, we do have clear skies, not a cloud in sight. looking out towards the salesforce tower. we do have a change in the forecast. this is it. do you see all that swath of cloudiness off the coast right now? well, those clouds will continue to march towards the pacific northwest. here's your lunchtime on friday. we are under the influence of this huge dome of high pressure that will thwart all that activity to

this happened in portland, oregon.opped by the dmv there to remind people that the federal government is requiring everyone's state issued driver's license to be compliant with real id rules. on may 7th. after that date, domestic airlines and federal facilities won't accept older licenses as valid identification, although you can still use your passport. >> this is a great time of year to think about traveling next. next christmas, next thanksgiving, next summer. kids going on spring break. you need to be thinking about it now. >> this whole thing is unhinged. >> what? >> after you register for your real id, it takes about two weeks for it to come in the mail, so keep that in mind when you're planning trips for next year. >> this randomly reminds me, you know, when people go to the movies and they're obviously dressed up as like the movie that they're going to watch and they're like, what movie are you watching? >> yeah. >> what do you think? who are you? >> pienta kris kringle. >> do you want to see my real i.d. comin

touchdown, oregon. >> reporter: oregon stays undefeated and with their first big ten championship inin the conference. >> here he goes again. >> reporter: cam with three touchdowns for the sun devils and for the s.e.c. championship, the georgia bulldogs taking on the texas longhorns. >> outnumbered, but they do show up and show out. >> reporter: they lose their starting quarterback carson beck at the end of the first half. >> he got hit hard. >> he's down. >> yeah. >> stockton on the move. >> reporter: and turns to their backup quarterback, gunner stockton. >> barrels into the end zone. georgia's got the lead behind the backup quarterback. >> reporter: texas fights back sending the game into overtime with georgia down three. >> stockton knocked in the head. >> reporter: stockton gets leveled forcing georgia to go back to their starting quarterback who can barely raise his arm. >> they hand it to him. touchdown, georgia. s.e.c. champions. >> reporter: yeah, and that win for georgia was massive giving them a first-round bye and an extra week to figure out what's happening at quarterbac

stanford facing number 10, oregon that the san jose to fall maxime raynaud having a tremendous season. i was 20 points and 13 rebounds to he's got 10 double doubles lead the nation but too much oregon today, supremes cook one and one john. ducks win. 76 60's. lot of guys set up and then the nightcap mark madsen's cal team facing number 23, san diego state. this aztecs. nick boyd made 5 threes san diego state led by as many as 29. they rolls 71 to 50. we did get some wins. usf santa clara and san jose state. all when asked if cow women's task and not something. mark bateson, thank you, nice story earlier tonight on rick, a tank you. yeah. appreciate it. >> and though that's it for the news at 11. thank you for watching us. have a good night. take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. >> this week, 16 edition of red and gold zone.

an incredible rescue out of oregon. a woman trapped in her burning car after a rollover crash.ut tanks to the quick action of a portland officer, she is now recovering. >> reporter: it was a normal night for sergeant sarah at the police bureau. that is because she and the other officer on duty were call today a car crash southeast. >> this is the first time i've ever honestly seen anything like this or having somebody call in and saying i'm trapped. >> reporter: when kerwin arrived, she couldn't believe it. >> i don't hear anybody in the vehicle. >> reporter: all of a sudden, the person in the car is calling in that they're on fire and they can't get out. >> are you still in the car? hey, are you still in the car? >> reporter: watching the body cam, it felt slower than it felt at the time. >> there is somebody in there. >> it was so intensely, so we could not get close. >> reporter: with the help of portland fire and rescue, she was able to get out. >> and i just moved up. we worked on extrication and i realized she wasn't breathing. >> reporter: fire crews showing up in the ni

. >> david: and tonight, dayton, oregon, south of portland. the durant vineyards and olive mill.50 years. >> hello, david. >> david: paul durant, second generation owner. >> some of the best olive oils in the world are being made right here in dayton, oregon. >> david: 54 workers making 10,000 gallons of olive oil a year. their classic olive oil and their flavors, too. >> we make a jalapeno oil. a lemon. an orange. the fan favorite, garlic. >> david: that's from their olives. but their grapes, too. making their own wine. durant vineyards. 60,000 bottles of wine this year alone. and after surviving a wildfire a few years back, they weren't sold on the wine from that year. but they salvaged it for something else. pinot noir barbecue sauce. >> hello, david. >> david: culinary director eric bartel. >> first ingredient is our pinot noir. heavy on molasses, dijon mustard, cloves, chiles, smoked paprika. >> david: they say it's delicious on spare ribs and brisket. some of the proceeds from that sauce, right back to the fire department. the firefighters who helped fight those fires. >> h

despuÉs de que un gato domÉstico muriera en oregon por esta enfermedad.tados unidos, asÍ que revise el alimento para sus mascotas. y a propÓsito de retiros del mercado, la fda elevÓ el nivel de alerta al mÁximo para un lote de huevos orgÁnicos contaminados por salmonela que se vendieron por error bajo la marca de costco en varias de sus tiendas. betsy waddell tiene el reporte. >> si tiene huevos orgÁnicos de costco en casa, revisa la etiqueta. es posible que estÉn infectados con salmonella. el 27 de noviembre, costco y henson brook farms, la granja que le provee huevos orgÁnicos a la franquicia retiraron voluntariamente del mercado 10.800 huevos vendidos en 25 tiendas ubicadas en alabama, georgia, carolina del norte y del sur, asÍ como tennessee, pero la administraciÓn de alimentos y drogas o fda actualizÓ su notificaciÓn original y reclasificÓ el retiro a clase uno, el nivel mÁs alto de alerta por posible exposiciÓn a un producto que puede tener graves consecuencias en la salud e incluso ocasionar la muerte de la salmonelosis nos da por haber ingerido un

lÍnea telefÓnica de crisis y dÍas para denunciar las presuntas violaciones de la ley santuario de oregÓnsar de no haberse presentado en la corte, este hombre, sebastiÁn zapeta el hombre acusado de quemar a una mujer en un tren de nueva york, fue acusado de dos cargos de asesinato y un cargo de incendio provocado, el hecho se produce unos dÍas despuÉs de su interrogatorio policial, en el que segÚn las autoridades, este joven afirmÓ no saber lo que habÍa ocurrido porque decÍa haber bebido mucho alcohol, aunque sÍ se identificÓ las fotografÍas y en el vÍdeo de vigilancias que mostraban este incendio. cambiamos el tema, la mujer que acusÓ a jay—c y sean "diddy" combs los de haber sido violada y drogada contenÍa 15 aÑos, podrÁ seguir el proceso de demanda sin revelar su nombre, de una jueza le otorgado el permiso debido a que el relato de la demandante es altamente sensible y de naturaleza extremadamente personal. la magistrada dijo ademÁs que manteniendo el anonimato se intenta evitar asÍ la presiÓn mediÁtica en contra de esta mujer. hay nuevas evidencias de que un nuevo sistema antiaÉreo ru

and then can you tell me, do you know how many of those were in oregon? clearly, i have an oregon. >> that's a very that's a very difficult question to answer because they don't necessarily break it down by state. but you consider there are two fairly large cities that were affected. eugene and corvallis, with sizable populations. both have universities. and then it's likely as far east as as folks on the other side of the cascades in bend may have also received alerts as well, that they were kind of on the edge of that. and just to maybe put a little bit of a accent to this too, is that there are many flavors of alerts that are delivered. there's one type of alert from the wireless emergency alert system. it's the same system that delivers amber alerts to cell phones. and those alerts were delivered as far north into oregon, as far north as bandon. wow. >> and then my second question, i guess that was my first two part question. is the shaking you described, was that all in california or was it felt in oregon? do you know? >> yes. so in order for alerts