. >>> let's head to oregon now for our picture of the week. this baby elephant just made her public debut and is stealing the show. we get more from our friend, stephanie. >> reporter: it's the moment many have been waiting for. >> so cute. so cute. so, so cute. >> reporter: 3-week-old asian elephant met her adoring fans for the first time. >> we're here to see the baby elephants. >> i can't believe that, like, baby elephants can be, like, that small, but then grow to be, like, five times bigger. >> reporter: thousands of people made their way to the oregon zoo to get their first look at tula, born to mama rose on february 1st, including these third graders on a field trip. what do you think of the baby elephant? >> she's really cute. >> yeah. >> she really is really cute. >> like, tula tu is so small. i'm trying to get all the details to tell my mom. >> reporter: others took the chance to share the special moment with their own little ones. >> it's fun for us to come together since we're a mom and son and we get to see the little baby elephan

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. >> at the oregon, tree. >> that was kacey montoya reporting for us. the specs can is not covered by insurance, but the change your brain foundation has helped fund the treatment for 100 firefighters. kerr impacted by the recent la wildfires. next in sports, ben ross will have the very latest on the big forty-niners trade today. >> it's coming right after the >> it's coming right after the break. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >> well, after spending the first 6 seasons of his career with the forty-niners star wide receiver deebo samuel appears to have played his last game with the red and gold now be wearing. well, b

military the authority to forcibly remove anyone of japanese ancestry from the west coast, washington, oregond they were given just 48 hours notice to report to the detention assembly centers. my father was arrested in san leandro, california. the executive director of the american civil liberties union of northern california visited my father in jail and asked if he'd be willing to fight his case. and mr. besick said, if need be, we'll take it all the way to the supreme court. it was just a simple matter of he thought the government was wrong, and he was right to take a stand. he was standing up as an american. and that is the question. what does it mean to be an american? my father was most proud of the fact that his federal conviction was overturned or vacated. it almost took 40 years for that to happen. he never gave up hope. after my father passed away in in 2005, then people were looking to me and at first i was a bit shy, i must admit, but i felt it was my responsibility to to carry on his legacy. well, when the lawsuit came up of trump versus hawaii, the muslim ban, then it became the

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now senior night in moraga has the number. 23 saint mary's men's basketball team played host to oregon state. >> we'll pick this one up late in the 1st half. but all is for ask us between the legs pass to a eustis marshall onus for 3. a marshal on us. 25 points to lead all scores. 2nd half gales up parents. it get out of piedmont high beats the shot clock to get a double double with 13 points and 10 boards. and speaking of double doubles, how about mitchell saxen that would cap a 9, 0, saint mary's laundry finished with 12 points and 11 boards. >> saint mary's wins it. 74 64. they finished the regular season. 27 17 1 in the west coast conference. that's the best mark in program. history. in a good matchup at the chase center tonight, usf facing gonzaga building available with the warriors out of town. there's andre iguodala's, newly retired number alongside. >> the great number 6 of bill russell, a former usf 1st half marcus williams. freddie fade away. he had 28 points to lead all scores. but that's basically where the good news ended for the dons tonight. greg for gonzaga knocking do

. >>> senior night in moraga as saint mary's hosted oregon state with the wcc regular season title alreadyd up. second half, augustus did his best steph curry impression to help the gaels pull away. he finishes with 25 points as saint mary's wins 74-64. they went 17-1 in the conference this season. >>> and maxime renault was honored at stanford's senior night as the cardinal hosted smu. and renault left it all on the court for his last game at the farm. second half, throws down a two-handed slam then up three in the final seconds he brings the house down with this put back dunk. renault finishes with 26 points, a stand ford win 73-68. >>> no, it's not the dodgers, it's the warriors blue. >> i'm sorry. how do you tell? >> i would never do that. >> actually, she hates the dodgers. should hear her behind the scenes. >> i don't care about them very much, how about that? >> what about vin scully back in 2 day? >> very good broadcaster, but you know. how about we end that there? [chatter] it's a robotic money expert. clever. how do i start a savings habit? famous cabbage. savings habits. shaving

but i grew up in oregon and i had no particular connection to gerald ford except that i didn't remember it as gerald ford becoming president. what i took note of was the fact that richard nixon had resigned. and the corollary of that, of course, was that gerald ford became president. and one of the reasons that i remember this is it occurred two days after my 21st birthday. and i was in college at the time. i was about to become a senior in college. and i remember following the watergate story for during from early 73 when it first surfaced as and then all through that. and i remember thinking, well, of course it was a little bit before this that the supreme court renders its decision in the case of does nixon have to turn over the tapes? and once the tapes are turned over, then it's pretty clear that the end is in sight and and then i in fact, my family was at the oregon coast and on that day, i had taken my grandparents, my maternal grandparents, for a drive along the coast, and they were both getting up in age. and my grandfather was beginning to sort of slip into dementia, but he st

now henry's prime minister, victor, oregon, is especially unhappy with this news because to him, i mean, it looks like the european union just wants to keep seeing this war go on and on, despite the fact that russian, the us are right now providing a real possibility of establishing peace and ending the bloodshed medical yeah. and the american president surprised the world by doing what he promised. he said in advance that he would do this, for example, in his peace deal. he said in advance that all his instruments would bring peace. in the meanwhile, the ukrainian president does not want peace, or at least does not want peace under the conditions that the americans are offering. meanwhile, ukraine is actually exhausted to the limit that many people have died. there are or fitness widows and terrible material destruction each millions of people have fled . essentially, ukraine is on live support. if the european union and the americans do not provide funding, then the ukrainians will not be able to fight. and more over the ukrainian state will not be able to survive. so at peace on the

people trafficking p to fee oregon and harvesting all kinds of crazy. going on. a gave people routine beat and open the streets. uh, gay parades attack. that's a coach called ukraine by the way, news flash. and then of course, global homo who completely, uh, you know, trolling themselves head over heels into the yellow and blue swimming pool and their lap and it all up. so these dogs are supporting each other. you kind of meant to be a, you know, a place where everyone's free to do everything and they want to do, which is a complete fund to see the us state department. we're saying it's open till 2022. then certainly you're kind of became dis, virginal, made and skipping through the middle. never know that the ross didn't killed 14000 people in the bus. yeah. didn't know that of their own people in crimea. it's all both. let's have a look at the latest ukrainian protest. yeah. here they're everywhere. all getting behind per virginal ukraine. the victimless crime, the unprovoked invasion? yeah. on for vote. my ass on the video. yeah. you know, these people are act

now henry's prime minister, victor, oregon, is especially unhappy with this news because to him, i mean, it looks like the european union just wants to keep seeing this war go on and on, despite the fact that russian, the us are right now providing a real possibility of establishing peace and ending the blood should european leaders decided in london today that they want to go on with the war. instead of opting for peace, they decided that ukraine must continue the war. this is bad, dangerous, and mistaken. hungry remains on the side of peace. so at peace on the horizon, it looks like the western hawks are already beginning to freak out. of course, with lithuania, you've been saying that it was a mistake that baltic states weren't invited to this debt together in london. but that makes sense. when you think about it, because obviously the united states is now peace oriented and without them, i mean the european union is pretty powerless to do anything. washington wants to deal with a ukrainian leader who actually 6 pace. that's the message from president trump national security advisor

embolden present to not only act further in the train, but also to further acts in, in the politics, oregon's, poland, and then president, due to their so uh, the stakes, again, are incredibly high and did the, who's both parties to come to the negotiating table. once again, signed the critical minerals deal that was essentially done adjusted before the interview yesterday. and move forward on how to repair and reconstruct what is a really vital relationship. well, that's raising, i mean, how would or could, is it ends game move forward to repair this relationship and would from be receptive to us. so i yeah, i think that's the 1st thing is to come back and say, you know, we both sign the critical minerals deal, but we are all agreed on that signing was canceled yesterday after the the big press conference call on saturday. but i think what the united states, excuse me, can do is to continue providing weapons to ukraine. that's in our interest. and of course, is in ukrainians interest as well to stop russia and ukraine to essentially prevent russian from advancing further. which not only is b

this one, the button at the national court of justice when palestinians go to the method oregon, they say, so some type of make points to diplomacy, en, eh, and legal organizations. they're looking just, we're not supportive. it we have you come to the low coming, been something that the media who allow him to go through there to face like from like you tell you like greece. so from that perspective, i think kind of thing. you'll see how the professional community are in this crisis . only see crisis that you'll see some, an old formulas that have faded completely normally say so it has to be a disaster. it for the palestine easterly left documents positions as you have been going way more radical after normalization, with a few of countries as really focused on you can leave it there. but thank you very much indeed for you and for joining us. and thanks to all our guys have you all, boyd defensive source of the day, i guess on boston. i'm. thanks to you too. for watching you can see the program again, any time by visiting our website. i'll just 0 dot com 9 for further discussion. go

so these, then you draw these jordanians, oregon together run the revised our plan, hopefully to come up with a compliment or there's, which will hopefully again convince drum and create a situation right now is forced by trump drive. that's because the key thing, that's the key thing there isn't it? it's a, it wouldn't be nothing yahoo of his own volition it or it has to come from us pressure from the donald trump administration. the yes motherfucker unfortunately the thing you know, managed to convince drum that you know 1st he has to. ready somehow evaporate from us militarily and only then can the can any anything else be allowed to to continue. alright or, and we appreciate that we're gonna leave with that for now. thanks very much. is there an engine speaking just a, a from israel, and let's take this on now here and this judy with the time i committed, she's an associate professor of public policy at the institute for graduate studies . come at welcome again. and so as we just heard, nothing, you know, whose desire for this, the spot to, to continue is minimal to say the least.

crisp from oregon. would things have gone differently if zelenskyy read the art of the deal?anners. kamren from dayton, ohio,, i've never seen lindsey graham so fired up in favor of not sending another country money. that is how bad zelenskyy performed. mary from hopewell junction new york. the only one missing from the white house meeting was hulk hogan. lu from atlantic city. i am so happy that zelenskyy wasn't my divorce attorney. i thought you were going to say so happy craig got caught. and from arizona, biden would have given zelenskyy to billion-dollar check, trump wouldn't even give him a free lunch. i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

as far back as the primaries, they are centrist will resignedly beat and one in oregon, 40 percentages who was totally crushed? the chair at the congressional progressive caucus, her sister. all of the donors pro israel and centrists. head to maryland to cocontested seats, two hot seats and one pro israel groups won again by backing the centrist democrat and not by the way against january 6th law enforcement officer, turns a claim on the progressive left and it didn't work. the second and final example is a progressive seat that was also resoundingly beaten by someone who campaigned on getting problem solved. to the entire line of attack with the candidate the whole time in maryland her family too close to republicans. the point is the party, the voting members have the party, rejected progressivism in favor of the moderates and problem solving that the democrats failed to see the writing on the wall. >> kayleigh: there is this point, too under number four is number five to engage with working class and spaces. this is a really good thing and i really liked this get out of elite circl

the 23rd ranked gaels ending the regular season hosting oregon state.rshall is leading the way with 25 points. gaels never quite ran away with it. the beavs got within four in the second half, but never closer. the dagger from marshall rainbow to beat the shot clock. splash 7664. gaels. they finished 17 and one in the west coast conference. best conference record ever for them. and they don't play for over a week. they have a bye to the semifinals of the wcc tournament. also senior day on the farm. stanford trying to stop smu's fringe ncaa tournament, hopes the ponies take the lead in the second half. a 13 zero run off the stanford miss. it's down the floor and caps it off, but the cardinal would recover. benny geller had 17 points off the bench taking it to the cup. and stanford has the lead for good. and the capper? off the miss, the acc's leading scorer, maxime reno, with authority. stanford wins 7368, their 19th victory of the season. cal bears had lost seven of eight coming in trying to get a senior day win over boston college. monty sissoko made s

if you want a lot of rain, maybe head up to washington, oregon, even eureka gets a lot of rain. 1.0,.3, 4 there across the bay area. it's more like a 10th of an inch. a few hundredths of an inch as we go through time. so it's mainly the main effects. it's cooler. it's cloudy or yes. there's a chance of a raindrop here. there. maybe some wet, wet roads. and in this year, of course, we need some more snow for our snow pack and we're going to get a little bit, not a lot. maybe 2 to 4 inches at lake level the lake tahoe, but at least we're going to get some snow which will make the skiers happy. we're always trying to improve our snow pack for our water supply. so there you go as we go into time, little bit more as we head, maybe 6.12, inches depending on the elevation. snow pack. still not at yes. the northern sierra. yes. but central sierra southern sierra, we're way below where we ought to be. so we're going to work on that. stephanie. kathy, thank you. >> happening today, the imagine talks leadership conference returns to the bay area this year gathering successful entrepreneurs ente

crisp from oregon. would things have gone differently if zelenskyy read the art of the deal? yet would have. or maybe more manners. kamren from dayton, ohio,, i've never seen lindsey graham so fired up in favor of not sending another country money. that is how bad zelenskyy performed. mary from hopewell junction new york. the only one missing from the white house meeting was hulk hogan. lu from atlantic city. i am so happy that zelenskyy wasn't my divorce attorney. i thought you were going to say so happy craig got caught. and from arizona, biden would have given zelenskyy to billion-dollar check, trump wouldn't even give him a free lunch. i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity" and tonight one thing is perfectly clear. if there was ever any doubt american strength on the world stage, it is back big time. president trump will always stand up for you, the american people and he's going to put america first. we will not be disrespected, we will not be swindled and not bullied. today, ukrainian president zelenskyy, frinkly in many ways disgraced hi

mary's won in moraga. 7450 forever oregon state and in berkeley, california win against boston collegethe 71. that is sports. have a great day. >>> sticking with sports, hundreds of bay fc fans geared up for the start of the 2025 season at saturday's fanfest. there were games, giveaways and photo opportunities. sold-out event was a paypal park in san jose. bay fc's season kicks off on march 15th two on the road against the utah royals. >>> president trump said he will pardon the late sports legend pete rose. trump made the announcement on social media and added that rose should be inducted into the baseball hall of fame. trump did not say what the pardon would cover . rose was banned from baseball in 1989 for betting on games including his own team. the cincinnati reds. he was also made ineligible for the hall of fame, despite being the career leader in hits. pete rose later confessed to the betting accusations in an autobiography and he also spent five months in prison in 1990 in an autobiography and he also spent five months in prison in 1994 filing false income tax returns. the 2017

. >> we have seismic stations, seismometers running all over washington and oregon. >> harold tobin,ist and director of the pacific northwest seismic network based at the university of washington, says pnsn has been at the forefront of earthquake monitoring for decades. the authoritative network that detects quakes for this part of the country. >> when you hear about a magnitude three point whatever at a certain location, that's u. >> their importance most recently noted this week with the detection of a series of small earthquakes in the region, including bremerton, thursday morning. >> we're not part of the federal government, but we're working with them, and they fund our work here at the ns, and they make it possible for us to do the work that we do. >> despite the advancements, the future of earthquake monitoring is now in question as federal agencies like noaa and the usgs face massive layoffs. >> it's not just the immediate weather products, it's the seasonal outlooks. farmers are looking to have no noaa precipitation outlooks to make decisions right now about their spring pla

we want to discuss with democratic senator ron wyden of oregon. he's the ranking member of the senate finance committee. he also sits on the senate intelligence committee. senator, thank you so much for being with us. before we get to trump's speech tomorrow, i do want to ask you about ukraine and some of the rhetoric that is coming from the white house. do you think that a deal for peace in ukraine would be more likely if president zelenskyy were to step aside? no, i don't think that is the issue. the issue is really that donald trump has been rewriting history. you know, he's he's saying that ukraine, you know, started the war. that's not what's going on. we've got to get down to the actual realities on the ground. and that's how you get to an agreement. but i do wonder if you think zelenskyy's approach with trump could have been different, or have you think this rift was unavoidable, given what you just noted, how vastly differently zelenskyy and the white house see russia and vladimir putin? i think the combination of the president and vice pr

and as you point out, very, very smartly, in georgia, in wisconsin, in oregon, i saw something even in a little while. just let them keep coming and musk will turn out. if they keep him, we'll be the greatest generator. maybe very, very specifically, the greatest generator of democratic turnout ever. more than barack obama. >> democratic strategist james. >> carville predicting elon. >> musk's work. >> in the trump. >> administration will. actually benefit. >> the democratic party. >> carville followed up those remarks. >> with. a guest. >> essay for the new york times. >> entitled, it's time. >> for a. >> daring political maneuver. >> democrats, in. >> which he urges his the party. >> for the. >> moment to, quote, roll over and play dead. >> so is it. >> play possum. >> or. >> well? if you're james carville would say, here's your daring political move. roll over and play dead. i don't, i don't i don't know that that's the case. you know, lauren, it's very interesting right now on doge. what's interesting in, as axios reported, generally it's a popular idea. like generally if you ask p

this morning, a small community in oregon is searching for a missing two year old boy, last seen playing front yard of his home on saturday. a 1990s gold station wagon was seen near the home before two year old dane paulson disappeared. it is considered to be a vehicle. the car is a vehicle of interest by police, though the county sheriff said there is no evidence the vehicle was directly involved with the boy's disappearance. also new this morning boston authorities are investigating an attack inside a chick-fil-a restaurant. surveillance video shows people running for their lives after an attacker ran in chasing two people with a knife. an off duty officer stepped in to stop the attack. >> and the off duty officer identified himself as a police officer, instructed them to drop the weapon, at which point the individual did not comply. the officer discharged his weapon to stop the threat, and the individual was struck. >> i support the police. yeah, i mean, he had to do what he had to do. fortunately, there was nobody else got hurt. >> the suspect was later taken to the hospital and died

on wednesday, the ags of new mexico, oregon and arizona will meet in phoenix with workers and representativeslth care institutions and a whole lot more who have had their lives upended by the slew of federal firings and funding freezes. the same attorneys general are among the 23 who are actively suing musk and doge to stop their harmful actions from moving forward. joining us now, the attorney general of new mexico, raul. raul torres, welcome, sir. >> general torres, thank you so much for being with us. you know, it seems to me that the attorney generals have a plan. did these plans come together in the aftermath and the immediate aftermath of the election, or are you all just simply responding in real time to what you are seeing and mobilizing your network? >> well, i think what you've. >> seen is. >> building on the foundation. >> that was laid. >> by. >> our. >> predecessors during. >> the first trump administration. >> there was certainly. >> a lot. >> of. >> planning that went. >> into our. >> litigation response. we looked carefully at project 2025 and basically took it at face. >> val

chris from mcminnville, oregon. would things have gone differently if zelensky read the art of the deal on the flight over? yeah. would have. or miss manners. cameron from dayton, ohio. i've never seen lindsey graham so fired up in favor of not sending another country money. that's how bad zelensky performed. mary from hopewell junction, new york. the only one missing from the white house meeting was hulk hogan. lou from atlantic city. i am so happy that zelensky wasn't my divorce attorney. i thought you were going to say you're so happy craig got popped. anthony from arizona. biden would have given zelensky a $2 billion check. trump wouldn't even give him a free lunch. i'm watters, and this is my world.

there's not a single natural gas terminal allowed on the west coast in california, washington or oregon because of state environmental laws. canada finally building one to go out of vancouver. so what are they left to do? what are those asian countries left to do? they can't power their their economies on wind and solar. they're buying russian gas. there's there is a much more brought a much broader strategic approach. we could take rather than every six months pounding the table billions of more weapons that you know. yes, we want to prevent putin from taking ukraine. but i think there are a lot of other ways to do it. thank you for that. to get back to the to to the book a bit. oh, i'm sorry. can i take one more point on the book? because this is kind of the green beret mindset. yeah, we'll get back to it. i got on a little bit of a you know, a little bit of a frustrated soliloquy there. you know, i asked again, we specialize unconventional warfare, unconventional thinking. and i once asked the senior official at the air force who was coming to the committee for more stealth bombers,

from mcminnville, oregon. would things have gone differently if zelensky read the art of the deal on the flight over? yeah. would have. or miss manners. cameron from dayton, ohio. i've never seen lindsey graham so fired up in favor of not sending another country money. that's how bad zelensky performed. mary from hopewell junction, new york. the only one missing from the white house meeting was hulk hogan. lou from atlantic city. i am so happy that zelensky wasn't my divorce attorney. i thought you were going to say you're so happy craig got popped. anthony from arizona. biden would have given zelensky a $2 billion check. trump wouldn't even give him a free lunch. i'm watters, and this is my world. >> and welcome. >> to hannity. and tonight, one thing is perfectly clear. >> if there was ever any. doubt american. strength on the world stage, it is back. it is back big time. president trump. >> will. always stand. >> up for. >> you. >> the american people. and he's going to put america first. we're not going to

so going to close to ge, oregon. i know all the immigration is going to and the for election me met someone regardless police about guns, presuming me meant, oh no us involved conflict awards who the kansas fred a well fred, you know, settled, intimacy. it is not chance to yes, mind you, but you will be um, you know, germany's problems are multitude and multiple and a load of stem from the fact that somebody gets who accounting cue or he blew up the north steam pipe want depriving germany the industrial here at the end of europe, of cheap, reliable clean russian gas river level, europe's a postwar growth was down to russian energy. when the soviet union collapse. a lot of these have sorted out pipelines were built, german economy boomed, and now they've called the king and had off their own puppy. and it's a show. the german automotive industry is in collapse. chinese are looking to take an overall volkswagen factories, audi, mercedes benz, all these great, great, great. the german marks are crippled on their knees.

senator wiener and senator oregon have introduced senate bill 63 which serves as enabling legislation for the transportation revenue measure for a transportation revenue measure. >> the bill does not include any details yet as the authors intend to have the proposed legislation have input from stakeholders throughout the region and is looking very much to the consensus building process that mtc has underway in preparation for the legislation. >> mtc conducted a poll of bay area voters and shared those results last week. they looked at three funding options all of which polled above 50%. but none of which polled at the two thirds level pointing to the need for a citizen measure. the half cent sales tax and the option that would have a half cent sales tax in some regions but allow counties like san francisco to have a higher rate pulled the highest. >> the poll also gave i think some very interesting information in general about bay area voters and in general that voter sentiment is recovering but still has quite a ways to go. >> voter optimism about bay area's direction is starting to