it supplies water to all the city of portland. portland is our largest city. it runs through this wet land and this wet land obviously is draining off into the lake. this pipeline is over six decades old and the possibility of having a leak here will not only devastate the local economy and the folks who come here to enjoy the lake and the tourism but it would make the water supply no longer available to thousand of people here in the state. >> sarah's opponents say highlighting pipeline breaks are just a scare tactic. >> we're being told it's going to hurt their children but the reality is the ordinance does much more than that. >> jamie says the water from protection ordinance is meant to cripple the industry. this is third largest port on the coast and he fears block the facility will prevent all businesses from expanding. >> yes, this will be a slow orderly shut down of the terminals. then you'll be left with something that looks like detroit for the next 30 years. >> proponents of the ordinance say the existing ordinance, will not be affected. >> if they

a techknow minute... ♪ >> for a al for all of its progressive ideas portland portland, oregon, is onee whitest cities in america. >> taking a photographer's journey here is al jazeera's tonya mosley. >> the 27-year-old photographer is in downtown portland looking for something hard to find. >> oh, here we go. >> black faces. >> i was wondering if i could take your picture, if you might be interested, please. >> the memphis, tennessee, native had no idea when she moved here thee years ago that portland was ranked as the whitest major city in america. only 6% are black. recently she began capturing the images of those rare black faces as part of a photo essay she calls "the black portlanders." >> what do you get out of this project? >> i think connection. >> portland is white by design. it not only excluded blacks from moving here, but wrote the exclusion in its constitution. >> before the civil war, oregonianers adopted three different times exclusion laws that made it illegal for a black person to come to oregon. >> thei the laws were repealed, but the legacy lives on. >> you just don

in portland.ll right, microsoft is trying to upstage rival sony with a new video game console, and media system rolled into one. the x box 1 goes on sale early friday, or tonight. a week after son no. roll out its console, it sold 1 million units in the first 24 hours. microsoft product, priced at $499. is microsoft's first gaming console in eight years, can you believe it. it includes perks like a blue ray player, a voice command capability, and facial recognition. was those prices make it $100 more than the play station four. i would tell you what the heck the federal reserve does, and how it effects how much you end up paying for a loan, and plus, an incubator that cooks up entrepreneurs. that story and more as "real money" continues. keep it here. yell help's nomination to replace ben byrne naqi. the full senate will vote after the thanksgiving break, maybe as soon as the second week in desks most observers expect yellen who is currently the fed vice chair to be approved and become the first w

capturing the rare black faces part of a projects she calls the black portlanders. >> reporter: portland is white by design. it not only excluded blacks from moving here but wrote it's exclusion in its constitution. >> before the civil war oregonians adopted three different times exclusion laws that made it simply illegal for a black person to move to oreg oregon. >> reporter: the laws were repealed by the legacy lives on. >> the problem for african-americans in oregon is that simply you don't have that culture context that you might find in other places in larger cities, for example. >> reporter: there are few obvious signs of black culture in portland. even in neighborhoods where blacks were forced to live during segregation. a policy known as red lining. where have they gone? many have moved to the issues replaced by white families looking for affordable housing in the city. stephen green grew up here. he owns a restaurant in an area years ago where blacks were refused loans to start businesses. he said there is fertile opportunity for blacks to live and thrive. >> if we see one black

>> i think connection. >> portland is white by design.t only excluded blacks from moving here, but wrote the exclusion in its constitution. >> before the civil war, oregonianers adopted three different times exclusion laws that made it illegal for a black person to come to oregon. >> theithe laws were repealed, t the legacy lives on. >> you just don't have the cultural context that you might find in larger cities. >> there are few obvious signs of plaque culture in portland, even where blacks were forced to live in segregation, a policy known as red lining. where have they gone? many have gone to the suburbs replaced by white families looking for affordable housing. blacks were refused loans to start businesses. green believes there is fertile opportunity for blacks to not only live but thrive. oh so while these black tourists from philadelphia were so shocked by so few black faces they made a game of it. if we see one, we say one. if we see three, we say four. we're adding on. >> i have six. dave has three. >> i'm at a measly one and a h

. >>> today citizen of south portland will be voting on a pipeline that will run through their communitysey coffman reports. >> reporter: it's a small protest that could be anywhere in america joshgs but this is portland, maine. and sarah believes her state has become the next battleground for the environmental movement. >> we all are enjoying the lifestyle we take for granted here, and now people are realizing we have to stand up and fight for it, because if we don't, there is big industry that will come across and threaten it. >> reporter: the pipeline is owned by the portland pipeline corporation. it has provided montreal for w crude for decades, but that could soon change. it would reverse the flow and bring tar sands down through maine to be shipped out on tankers. environmentalists are encouraging voters to vote for a water protection service. they say allowing the oil to cross their state is simply not worth the risk. >> in order to move the tar sands through pipelines you have to have it at a higher heat and higher pressure, so the chances of it bursting is more dangerous. >> rep

coast to coast from here on main street in new york to portland, oregon small business owners are gearing up and getting customers to shop local this holiday season. we'll show you what you can do to get your community to support this shop small movement on this very special edition of "your business." >>> small businesses are revitalizing the economy. american express open is here to help. that's why we're proud to present "your business" on msnbc. >>> hi, there everyone. welcome to a special edition of "your business." we're here on main street in nyack, new york. with the kick off to the holidays so close they have their marketing and promotional plans in high gear. they are banding together to spread the word about 30th, small business saturday. we were here just a few weeks ago to talk to some of the retailers and what we found again and again is that the community here goes out of their way to support local stores, even though there are plenty of malls and big box stores nearby. this is nyack, new york. for a village of one square mile it packs in a lot of culture and small town cha

is in downtown portland looking for something hard to find. >> here we go.k faces. and i was wondering if i could take your picture and if you would be interested. >> sweet. >> the memphis, tennessee native had no idea that portland was the whitest place in america. only 6% are black. recently she began ca capturinge images of the rare black faces. as part of a photo essay she calls the black portlanders. >> what do you get out of the project? the main thing is a sense of connection. porportland is white by design. it not only excluded blacks from moving here but wrote the exclusion in the constitution. before the civil war the oregonians adopted exclusion laws that made it illegal for a black person to come to and live in oregon. >> the lawse laws were repealed7 but the legacy continues on. you don't have the context that you have in larger places. >> there are few obvious signs of black culture in port landla. where have they gone? many have moved to the suburbs replaced by white families looking for affordable housing in the city. steven green grew up her

we recently met up with a group of business owners from portland, oregon, who have found a way to get customers by sharing them with each other. and in an innovative program called supportland. >> about 35 new customers a month. >> nine new customers a month. >> 77 new customers per month. >> jesse, stacey, and brandon are part of an innovative group of small business owners located in portland, oregon, called supportland. >> we really make sure we deliver, and what we deliver them is customers. >> katrina and her husband michael are founders of portland-based supportland. a collaborative program for locally owned businesses. >> they get new customers every month. we tell them how many customers. right now, the average is 18 to 24 a months. then they put a reward up. >> supportland is a rewards program for locally owned businesses. >> after three years of growth, supportland is starting to make an impact. >> there's 150 businesses, and just over 60,000 active users on supportland. >> supportland is a new kind of consumer loyalty card. it's a single card that customers use for shopping

there's a little bit of drizzle as you're seeing in the portland area. little cool, little damp out there. it's chilly in much of the inner mountain west. las vegas down to 44 degrees. the next storm just underneath that weather channel logo in the left side of your screen is the next storm that will be coming onshore tomorrow. not so much today. it will be cloudy and murky in northern california, northward. when the storm comes onshore, heavier rains will move in. not a lot today. once the storm and cold front moves in, portland could s sesee .75 inch. a little an 1.50 for belingham. it's not a significant snow event. looks like a little northern cascades get a couple of inches. the passes will be just fine with this storm. wednesday forecast, we are looking, as i mentioned,drizzle portland area. fire danger, little high. 83. that's your national ery warm. >> it's dry, warm, breezy in southern california, little fire danger but not horrible. >> thanks a lot, bill karins. >>> the president and first lady crash a tour. >>> ebay's new one-hour delivery. >>

we talk about portland. portland actually doubled exports in - >> in san francisco we don't think of that (laughter). >> i'm sure how san francisco would respond to that we're weirder but portland is betting on a because they were so smart at the metropolitan scale a tear down the freeway in the 70s they've attracted a lot of firms t 3 sell services. their brand is we build green cities. they're saying to the latin medical examiner cities you can break out and we can help you plan and supply those products. we innovative in the economy while export those services and products good jobs and a very different model. you know, i think we need to get beyond labels. the most of come out of washington, d.c. they're mostly ideological about what the economy is. we're mapped it, it's productive and cities will get about the business of developing fuels >> i want to follow up on cars you note in 1983 half of the americans have driver's license and only 29 percent today perhaps more cities with fewer cars and more peop

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really windy in dallas and low clouds seattle and portland. aftershowers. like a mess. really short delays almost everywhere. not a real big travel ugly day. warm air across parts of the east coast. rain showers from canada, texas, ontario, quebec get wet again. the cold air coming into the west. warm air up in the east. 71 in atlanta, 51 in denver. it doesn't make it to 40 degrees in minneapolis today. back to you. >> senor myers, thank you very much. >>> utah prosecutors are wrapping up their case against dr. martin macneill who is accused of murdering his wife to be with his mistress. among the witnesses three inmates who said the doctor revealed details of his wife's death but stopped short of admitting he killed her. jean casarez is covering the trial. >> did he have a nickname? >> doc. >> do you know why he had that nickname? >> because he was a doctor. >> reporter: in shackles understand heavy guard, three inmates who served time with martin macneill told the court he confessed to killing his wife without actually saying it. >> doc, they say you murd

. >> reporter: the battle between the state of maine and the pharmaceutical industry started in portland when the city found a way to cut its health care costs. by the time the battle ends the whole country might feel the effects. if maine wins it could get a lot easier for americans time port cheaper prescription drugs. if the pharmaceutical companies wins importing drugs could be harder than ever. one side in the battle is made up of employers and employees. they say they are fighting for the right to spend less on health care. how much money does this save the company every year >> about $400,000. that's our savings per year. >> reporter: the other side includes maine's farm sichts and retailers and the pharmaceutical industry. they say they are fighting to protect the safety of consumers who might be tempted to try imported prescription drugs. >> the problem is that these medicines aren't safe. >> reporter: the battle started in 2004 when portland offered it's 1400 employees the option avenue prescription drug plan. instead of going throw cal pharmacies to get their prescriptions fil

i want to note a recent article, portland businesses enter the world of digital currency. back in 2009 greg abbott, the

yet into wednesday morning, the heaviest rain will be found in places like new england and boston, portland. we'll be looking at downpours, strong gusty winds up to 50 miles per hour. and snow in eastern new york and upper canada. 3 to 5 inches in the upper appalachians. total for the event in the northeast, widespread 1 to 3. one of the biggest rain events we've seen since all the way back in the summer for many areas. then in terms of snow, mainly western new york and reaching back to the cleveland area, we could see up to a foot of heavy, wet snow, bringing down power lines and creating some outages. the only good news, by the time we get to thanksgiving, the whole country looks quiet. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> two days left before thanksgiving and this powerful storm threatens to severely disrupt travelers. 90% of travelers this week will drive, according to aaa, nearly 40 million people. but airlines will be busier than

trailblazers, the league also suspended portland for one game. >>> they will be staying at the portlandiseum, they approved the short-term leasings tensions for both teams through the 2014 season for $400,000 and the al1sl0 agree to a $200 extension each year. city leaders hope these short- term dealers will stay in town. >>> 625, the dying wish finally came true thanks to a be loved friend and all salers. he told his wife he wanted to see the ship with the same name of the ship he served on in pearl half pore one -- harbor one last time. >> they carried him up in his wheelchair and they honored him with hats, metals and they went up to him one by one and shook his hand. >> now at the end of his visit, they piped him assure, that is a traditional honor where they pipe him and he goes across a ramp and bud died 13 days later. >>> a trouble in toy land comes out, and the new report shows there have been improvements in the last four years but there are still many that are dangerous. they contain high levels of led and it will pinpoint which toys pinpoint a choking hazard which are so loud

. >>> a wet, windy november storm has been pounding the portland, oregon, metro area.looding out major roadways. the storm also knocking out power across the city, including at portland international airport. people were in the dark for about 40 minutes. >>> and roads in the portland area may be slick for this morning's commute. plan on rain and snow from the dakotas all the way to the great lakes. >> if you're flying, another tranquil day in the skies over the u.s. no weather-related airport delays are expected. >>> back to the news we go. the big announcement from the fda, cracking down hard on transfats, warning they are simply not safe. >> now, the government is planning to get rid of them completely. they are found in packaged food, mostly used to improve taste, texture and self-life. but the bottom line here, says abc's dr. richard besser, saying they can do more harm than good. >> you can still have some transfats in a product that says zero. you need to look at the ingredient list and see if it lists something called partially hydrogenated oil. that's the same

affiliate here in portland and he is going to announce in four hours that in one of the affiliates of the church of the followers of christ this one in idaho just across the border that for the last two years there have been more and more kids dying that it has not been reported there will be no prosecutions because i don't how is one of the many states in which faith based abuse and homicide is legal. no. that's incredible i understand that there are one hundred thirty three children's graves out of a total of three hundred that's exactly right i watched one of them being dug and it's just sickening. these people they love their kids they honestly do now one glimmer of hope is that they are not your average perp they will respond to the system if the system responds to them by making this illegal they're not homicidal maniacs they're not drug abusers they they can be reasoned with. this is really astonishing stuff hundreds of children and adults are dying each year from illnesses that could otherwise be prevented or treated with a quick trip to the doctor and those that cause these c

there is a system on the pacific northwest and some are out in portland and it may make it down to oregon. 40s and 50s in san francisco. 57 at fso and ukiah sacramento. 39 in that area and the easterly breeze is neutral right now. cloud cover will keep the temperatures down a little bit today. 70s or 60s, everybody is pretty close here. it is only a 40-degree spread. livermore is a little more, warm are in the santa clara valley, los gatos, cupertino, upper 60s in san francisco palo alto 71. sun and clouds into friday and mostly sunny and warmer. all right next week we will keep track for you. >> google is revealing a little bit of information about that mysterious barge. the four story of floating structure has sparked questions for more than a week. they are thinking of using it as an education center where people can use new technology. he is asking people to be patient. >> as a company of a bay area, we all know innovates things and gives them room to announce things when they are ready... >> even though google advocates announces information they have kept that barge open and that ha

scott didn't just fly for free from portland to sfo. he hasn't paid for a single airline ticket this decade. he's happy to tell anyone who will listen exactly how he did it. scott is something of a travel expert, specifically telling people how to maximize the airlines voucher and frequent flier programs. his biggest flash came a couple of years ago when he spent one entire year traveling the globe not spending a single cent on flights or hotels. >> we have to do things right in life. 52 occasions in 52 weeks is what sa saved my life. >> a troubled kid growing up in dayton, ohio, he made a series of criminal decisions that led to homelessness and drug addiction at 16. >> many, many cold nights. there was no money. there was no plan. >> getting arrested on an outstanding warrant and finding out in jail he had hiv just happened to be the change. >> therapy on a plane i call it. setting my life free from that airplane seat. >> it's now his ticket to share his story. scott travels the country networking with politicians and the media using

i live in portland, and you stole my bicycle. and this is my bicycle. >> all right?>> what do you want me to say? >> i have paperwork, i have police on the way. >> you are going to get arrested. i have security on the way. >> the seller tries to get away, and bolts across the parking lot. >> no, you're under citizen's arrest, stop right now. stop! >> it was an immediate admission of guilt for me. i almost felt like he was -- might as well have been in court saying, yeah, i stole it. i did all this. because he ran. >> jake jumps on his recovered bike and shoves the camera phone in his pocket. where it records this conversation as he rides behind the suspect. >> i bought this bike from craigslist, i knew it was stolen, yes. it's not illegal to buy stolen stuff. i looked it up, man. >> whether or not what he is saying is true -- [ sirens ] -- seattle police are about to end the discussion. the suspect pleads guilty to attempted malicious mischief and receives a deferred sentence. >> smile! >> by putting his story on youtube, jake believes justice has been served. >> thi

about 1 to 2 inches expected throughout portland and seattle. for us in the bay area, looks like t most consistent rainfall will stay about 250 plus les away. but i do think at this pnt you should expector saturday areas in the forecast as well.ouds of course you get more on that foreca anytime, guyst nbcbayarea.com. >>> the work begins tomorro morningn crabbing. commercial crabrs can drop their traps in the water beginning at 00. theyan start hauling in crabs on friday. there will be a wholesale pri of about $3 a pound whi means you'll probabl pay about $5 a pound. >>> coming up, a company that's leaving billion on the table >>> 15ear old girl is taking on apple,nd apple is responding, sort of. she lood up t definitn of ga installed in her laop. she was upset when it said she was offended and wrote a leer to apple and the company responded within an hour. >> my initial response was good for you. you wrote a letter to e ceo, and they responded. to the pot where it's being me recogned as adefinition. >> a rresentative for apple apologized and pro

the warriors hosting portland and it got heated.bogut throwing >>> after missing two game with a concussion, both losses for golden state. the blazers coming down with nine straight wins. iguodala out after pulling a hamstring. oakland, damian lillard assists wesley matthews. clay knocks down three in the second. steph curry got hot in the third. 6-3 to open up the 9-point lead for the warriors right there. but then came the fireworks. andrew bogut gets locked one joe freeland. we have ourselves a little scrum. nobody ever seem to fight in the nba them get back to basketball. they took golden state 42-18. lamarcus aldridge. the warriors have lost three straight. the sharks hosting the devils. drilled from the point. top shelf on future hall of famer. 1-0 san jose. martin havlat, no look past. tyler kennel, 2-0 sharks. san jose will hold on to a 2-1 victory. three win away from .900. cardinal on the break. thompson saves the ball but to texas, they throw it into the arms. he lays it in to give stanford the lead. second half. the pass

it a third barge has been spotted near portland, maine. a statement addresses the speculation: a floating data center, a wild party boat? a barge housing the last remaining dinosaur? sadly, none of the above. it could change but we are exploring using this as an interactive space to learn about technology. google has been able to conceal the true purpose of the structures by constructing them on barging rather than on land where public permits would be required. >> we heard the wanting from leyla gulen that palo alto expect traffic delays near stanford stadium against their rivals, oregon. a sold out crowd of 50,000 fans will attend. fans are urged to avoid the area starting at 2:30. highways 101 and 280 could be backed up. the cardinals beat the ducks but tonight they enter as ten-point underdog. john elway's number 7 jersey will be retired at half time. there have only been two others would have been honored in that fashion. >> they are all pretty good football players that have had their number retired. >> how about tailgating? >> great

i want to note a recent article, portland businesses enter the world of digital currency. back in 2009 greg abbott, the owner of whiffy's fried pies was hanging out with tech enthusiasts by his food cart. he was discussing bitcoin. one of the folks hanging out, early investor offered $1,000 bit coins for one of his hand pies. he says i didn't say no. i got distracted and the individual walked off. that was a $250,000 mistake. silly me. based on yesterday's value that's a $700,000 mistake. that certainly would have been the most expensive pie in the history of human kind. this is absolutely fascinating. by the way, he did proceed to start accepting bit coins as a number of portland facilities have done using mobile app that converts from bitcoin to dollar and back and forth based on the most recent exchange rate. this is a functional, viable technology at this very moment. so with that, senator kirk. >> thank you. thank you for bringing us together on this bitcoin effort. i would say i've been worried about bitcoin some, because it's so complicated it could facilitate illeg

they still keep pestering us in the northwest as far as portland, medford and olympia. the areas of california look like they'll remain and if anything, warming up from san diego to l.a. one of the warmest spots in the entire country on wednesday will be los angeles at 83 degrees. that's not going to stick with us. it does look like some of the cooler air will work back in, even l.a. you've got two 80s wednesday and thursday in l.a. then it cools off as we head towards saturday. they're still waiting. they want the rain. they need it in california. the mountains need it for the snow. not yet. >> they do. but it's the hometown. you get used to that. november, 80 degrees. thank you for that. >>> in entertainment, ben stiller told the "new york times" that he thought the hair gel scene in "there's something about mary" was not believable. he kept asking the directors, how is it possible that his character wouldn't feel that gel on his ear? well, the farrelly brothers told stiller, just go with it, and of course that scene ended up becoming movie history. >>> marie osmond r

. >>> and make it eight in a row for the portland trail blazers as well.ridge scores 21 points, and damian lillard adds 19 as portland sends milwaukee to its sixth loss in a row, 91-82. >>> when we return, we'll take a look at the weather. and this year's medal recipients as they were honored at the white house. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. commute... that followed. an elderly bay area man is pulled off a plane... in north korea... minutes befo taking off. a search for answers this morning three weeks after t war veteran was detained. and a local high school und pressure to change its nati american mascot makes its decision. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's thursday, ,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., sunny today with a high of 53. atlanta, mostly cloudy and rain in st. louis. snow in denver today. the high 26. sunshine in seattle. >>> time now for a check of the national foreca

by the way, portland, maine and three cities voted to legalize recreational pot use. >>> and voters in houston signed the death warrant for the once mighty astrodome. they voted down something to convert it to a convention center. so demolition almost certainly awaited. >>> so what did the 2013 elections teach us? how about this? a lot. our chief correspondent candy crowley does not sleep. you were up late last night and up early this morning. start with the biggest headline. i like to say it's just chris christie. is it the biggest headline? >> certainly for republicans it's the biggest headline. because 2016 for chris christie starts today. he has always been a headline guy. but now he's got the proof in the pudding. he's got -- he can point to the numbers of minorities that he drew to his side, hispanics, african-americans, women, which helped crush cuccinelli, the other republican running this one in virginia for governor. he lost. i do think the message is not quite as clear in virginia and then we have the alabama runoff where a more mainstream establishment republican won agains

golden state trying to cool off a very hot portland team.y news keeps coming steph curry back, but andre iguodala out indefinitely. the two teams slugged it out in more than one way. >> we're in the 3rd and the offense still in rhythm, curry with a no-look to david lee, who had his usual double- double. andrew bought and portland's freeman got tangled up. bogut makes contact with williams. more pushing and shoving in front of the warrior's benj. all portland after this. the warriors still up by 3 after 3. the blazers close the game on 42-18 run. nicolas batum with the jam. 113-101 the final. warriors off on a four-game road-trip that begins in new orleans on tuesday. >>> still to come on you know how much grandma wanted to be here for your fist christmas? you see grandma lives waaaay down here, and you live way up here. brian, your cousin, he's a little bit older than you, he lives here, in chicago. and your aunt lisa lives here, in baltimore. uncle earnie? waaay out in hawaii. but don't you worry, we will always be together for christmas. [

noble's men have won three in portland before european fixtures footballers three points above the midweek but it's been sixty of the place but he got but it seems took their domestic leagues and i get to be beaten in their respective tours with and six. meanwhile defending champions going to travel to russia's capital to play cska moscow with that place in the last sixteen already guarantee. the very nice to have to cancel the trading session due to extreme weather conditions like it's the next two seasons since the job and super cup defeat to burst open in july. what i did that day the buildup to next summer's world cup in brazil gathering pace of around one thousand five hundred competitors traveled by his sweet to take off the sofa tonight. it is people archery big hits from four to go and visit him at the group finds itself having to use. her forties be a little ridiculous the night light. they do little things the bird cage. indigenous culture. we liked this post i want to be recognized nationally for that. with a pen and domains. your lawyer but that did he tell us what other kind o

. >> la otra semifinal de conferencia del oeste es entre portland y seattle, y la tarea es llegar y ganarlese nadie los ha vencido desde marzo de este año , los (...) ganaron su primer partido en la franquicia este pasado fin de semana cuando derrotaron a los sanders, en seattle eso es todo por acá adelante en los estudios. >> portlando ganó en seattle vamos a ver si aparece el jugador de las barras y las estreklas este jueves ocho por univisión deportes network. >> pausa en contacto deportivo. >> los de querétaro a pelear por un cupo en la liguilla. >> volvemos, no se estamos de regreso , avanzaron a semifinales y quedaron fuera del alcalce de djocovic , en la cima más alta del tenis . >> acción de la nba el mejor basketball los spurs han avanzado de gran manera y hoy esperaban confirmar su gran pasó vamos con las acciones, primer cuarto miles encuentra ajinovelis ganaban 23 a 15 y otra vez pierde el balón con esta calvada arriba, parson mientras vemos otra vez esta clavada espectacular y etaban empatados a 58 sobre la cintura utilizan la bandera y los spurs se pusieron arriba, tripe y los

a third barge has been spotted near portland, maine.resses the speculation of floating data center, a wild party boat? a badge housing the last remaining dinosaur? sadly, none of the above. it could change but wear exploring using the barge as an interactive space where people can learn about new technology. google has been able to conceal the true purpose of the structures by constructing them on barges rather than on land where permits are required. >> police are expecting traffic delays lead up to the big game at stanford between third ranked oregon and fifth ranked stanford. a crowd of 50,000 fans will be on the fax for the nationally televised program. fans are urged to avoid the embarcadero starting at 2:30. stanford beat the ducks 17-14 last year but they enter the game tonight at ten-point underdogs. stanford will retire former quaterback john will way's john elway's jersey at half time, number seven, a rare honored offered only twice before. >> with regard to the game, leyla gulen has been wanting us of 101 and 280 but the prob

. >>> a wet, windy november storm has been pounding the portland, oregon metro area.adways. it also knocked out power across the city, including at portland international airport. people were in the dark for about 40 minutes. >>> and roads in the portland area may be slick for this morning's commute. plan on rain and snow from the dakotas all the way to the great lakes. >> if you're flying, not tranquil day in the skies over the u.s. no weather-related airport delays are expected. >>> back to the news we go. the big announcement from the fda, cracking down hard on transfats, warning they are simply not safe. >> now, the government plans to get rid of them completely. they are found in packaged food, mostly to improve taste, texture and self-life. but they do a lot more harm than good. >> you can still have some transfats in a product that says zero. you need to look at the ingredient list and see if it has partially hiydrogenated oil. the technology that companies use will only measure up to a certain point. if they're below that, they're allowed to say zero, even if