. >> reporter: we are here in portland, home of the second and third rounds in the south regional. are the hoyas ready to roll? my exclusive one on one interview with head coach john thompson, iii coming up. >> , as warm as it's been since november 24th. different story tomorrow morning. i'd grab a had the and gloves tomorrow morning, 30 to 40 at 5:00, 28 to 38 at 7:00 and only mid-30s to 40 by 9:00, breezy but not windy tomorrow, a much different deal, chilly to cold. we'll come hey, how's it going? oh, jennifer and i had the most romantic vacation. really? there were gunshots... explosions... one night we decided to spice things up so we sent an innocent woman to prison for being a witch. you are guilty! then we called it a night because we had an early tee time. with so much to do stay where the action is. book one of our hotels at colonialwilliamsburg.com. >>> kraft foods is recalling 6.5 million boxes of kraft macaroni and cheese because they may contain small pieces of metal. the 7.25 boxes were sold individually and in packs of three, four and five and have best when used by

welcome to portland, my man. we are right outside of the team hotel and in just a moment the georgetown hoyas will zip up beside me and hop off the bus and begin their tourney journey in the great northwest. it's going to be fun, no doubt about that. interesting story, the photographer i'm working with here up here in portland, he went to eastern washington university. so he's giving me all of the straight scoop on these eastern washington eagles. of course, we don't know much about them on the east coast, but here's what i found out. this is a very good basketball team. they like to get up and down the court. they average about 80 points a game, third in the nation. they've got the nation's leading scorer in tyler henry and team like this we know a little undersized and yet they can get up and down the floor. they have given georgetown problems before. miami of ohio did it three years ago, vcu did it two years ago and now georgetown is back in portland hoping it doesn't happen again. we are right outside of the

time we drove from the airport, in to portland. i never had seen anything like. that just a beautiful river and the the lights. >> jimmy gets a gig as a vineyard manager and starts his own brand of wine. >> he enlists the help of a friend until that it point was not a wine maker but a motorcycle mechanic. njimmy's goal was to make wines that people enjoyed. >> while jimmy focused on his career his marriage turned bitter. in 2000 they divorced. they agree that paschal will spend every other week week with his dad. jimmy takes paschal to work. >> your dad tried to pull you into this as a kid and wanted you around? >> when i was with him. it was because i was with him and he was happy that i was there. >> what dow remember about your dad? >> it would cold and early and we would stop for coffee and a cinnamon early in the morning. >> by 2001 jimmy is head wine maker for one winery and as a perk allowed to make his own wino the side. jimmy buys grapes and leased a 20 acre plot planted with old vines and hopes to buy it one day. jimmy wa

when we drove from the airport into portland, i've never seen anything like that. this beautiful river. >> reporter: . jamie: jimi gets a gig as a vineyard manager and gets a wine. he was not a winemaker but motorcycle mechanic. >> jimi's goal was to make wines people enjoyed. jamie: while jimi is focused on his career, his marriage turns bitter. in 2000 they divorced. they agree pascal will spend every other weekend with his dad. on many a saturday, jimi takes pascal to work. your dad tried to pull interview this as a kid, right? he wanted you around. >> whenever i was with him it was more for the fact i was with him and he was happy i was there. jamie: what do you remember about your dad? >> i'd wake up and it would be cold and we'd be in a dilapidated truck and get coffee and a cinnamon roll in the morning. >> by 2001 he's head winemaker and allowed to make thousands of cases of brooks wine on the side. jimi buys grapes from other farmers and lead ace 20 acre plot with one vine and hopes to buy it one day. jimi is a pioneer in oregon of a farming method he learn

that's going to do it for now here in portland. back to you. >> thank you so much.nia cavaliers also dancing. they are the second seed. they take on belmont friday in charlotte. our frank anrahan is in north carolina with more. down here in charlotte north carolina it's all about speed, nascar hall of fame. for the virginia cavaliers when they're playing basketball they want to slow it down. >> head coach tony bennett and his cavaliers are one of the stingiest teams in the country, this year holding three opponents under 30 points. it's hard to believe but it's true. what to analysts think about how far the cavaliers can go in this tournament? >> i think overall when you think about it, a team that once again they defend very well. they're methodical on the offensive end. are they going to have enough carry over at the offensive end to win and continue to win over periods of time. that's the question mark in my mind. >> if the 15th seeded belmont bruins are going to have any chance of upsetting virginia obviously they're going to have to increase the speed of the ga

or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scenee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ food in san francisco isn't just about expensive eat but food for everyone and there's organizations in the city that are doing really good work making sure that healthy food it assessable to everyone. more and more as follows are are becoming interested in upper arlthd they want to joy the open green pace sea know where their food it coming from we'll look at 3 programs talking ushering agricultural and garden to new heights. so what exactly it, your honor agricultural >> it the growing food or flowers within city limits traditionally we've been referring to communities gardener that is a raised bed over and over upper argument has a more a farming way of farming. >> so tell me 0 what's growing in this garden. >> a

portland is where the hoyas begin their tourney journey. i'm dave owens here in portland. a full report coming up. >>> but first wusa9 has learned a veteran metro transit authority is under investigation now for a disturbing facebook post. thanks for being here. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm lesli foster. that post threat buildings family members of police officers. -- threatens family members of police officers. andrea mccarren is live to explain. >> reporter: metro confirms gerald mcrae is an employee and an metro transit police and mpd have both been notified of this investigation. >> no. he didn't do all that, no. >> reporter: that's a neighbor of metro station manager gerald mccray. after seeing his facebook comments about the recent shootings of two police officers in ferguson, missouri, mccray wrote, "the best way to solve this problem is for people to randomly pick police officers' family member and kill them." >> that's strange because i've never seen him or heard him talk like that and seem like a nice guy, very nice guy. >> reporter: metro responded to our inquiry b

we're obviously having a lot of fun here in portland, but serious business.rgetown's going to be practicing here in just a little bit. we will have video of that a little bit later on. for now we are in portland, dave owens for wusa9 sports, guys, ladies back to you. >>> like i said before the madness has already begun. we've had the play-in games already. in an upset hampton beat manhattan. their reward for that is a date with top seeded kentucky. whoo hoo. i know they're so excited about that. but after their victory the head coach reached out to a higher power for some help. >> i told you i had had jesus on speed dial so, hey, jesus. first of all, you can't play so i ain't worried about you being hot, okay, fine. they want to know how much of a mountain. hello. hello. i guess he'll get back to me so i'll get back to you. >> reporter: hello jesus, yeah, when's it going to get warm again, hello. hello. i guess he'll get back to me too. for now good thing basketball is indoors. we'll have much more on march madness coming up in a little bit. guys back to you.

thl play eastern shore washington in portland, oregon, thursday. in spores we'll tell you why -- sports we'll tell you where maryland didn't have a happy reaction when the announcement came down. back in te can't wait. thanks. >>> a disgraced virginia lawmaker has been charged in a sex scandal. we are going to reveal the major development with the woman at th >>> there's no such thing as a free ride. a dispute over that got a metro st >>> whoa! . >> a racer survives a horrific crash. fine out how fast he was going [ crashing sounds ] >>> some seriously strong winds tore scaffolding right off a skyscraper today in portland oregon. that sent the heavy debris falling on to the streets below. witnesses were shocked and had to run for cover. luckily no one was hurt there. >>> whoa! >> wow. that hot rod was going 280 miles per hour when it crashed. somehow, the driver walked away. larry dixon has s a three-time national hotrod association champion. but his car went airborne today in gainesville, florida, and ac split in half before crashing into a wall.

boston and portland, -1, and i want to take you to portland quickly. i want to show you what happened yesterday. this was the saint patty's day plunge in portland maine. they headed into the bay water temperature, 30°. and all for a good cause. for the children's burns foundation there. and now it's going to look like this on friday in parts of new york. we think we're going to be seeing snow across the region. what's happening, we have the low pressure to the south and the colder air to the north. and they're going to come together on friday. and this is what we're looking at across the region. they keep updating the snow totals in the area and when you see the light blue, we're talking about 2-4 inches of snow and the dark blue, 4-6 inches of snow, and that's going to be in new jersey and boston again where they have already broken snow records for the year, and we're going to be seeing that snow make its way into parts of maine. so david don't put the coats away. >> is there definitely the last blast. >> i have seen it into april. but i think possib

. >> crews are working to remove about 3 feet of snow from the portland sea dog stadium in portland maine for the minor league baseball team is on april 9. the team is promising that the field will be ready to go by then. portland has received 20 plus inches of snow from a half dozen storms this winter citiesy season. >> tough tough. we may not get that much but sounds like we'll get some snow tomorrow. >> we'll get accumulating snow tomorrow. the highest we've had is 4.8 from one storm. we're looking after potentially more than that in the city. storm tracker 6 live double scan around the region and we can see today our issue during the daytime is rain. we've got it for the most part in south jersey, in delaware but as we go in a little tighter you'll see an area of concern where the temperatures are still hovering right at the freezing mark and we're still getting ice at this point mixing in in allentown. if you're traveling between reading and allentown on route 22 it's icy there. it's icy in easton. this will be changing over to rain as temperatures get a little bit milder but not jus

i'm here in portland. soccer, coffee, beer. and you guessed which two.s have begun to wind their way in to the arena, although it is kind of hard to find those wearing the georgetown colors. why? well take a look. finding fans in portland is sort of like locating the other sock and a load of laundry that you know it is there, but hard to find. i don't know what that is. >> wow. >> but remember that this is the west coast time. >> yeah, it is still early. in fact hello, hello, hello. hello. nobody. >> reporter: the streets are filled with many. >> wait, we found one. >> and that is how far eastern washington might be. we'll be louder than them, i promise you that. different bulldogs. >> what do you think of that? >> probably the wrong bulldog to be honest. >> yeah, the wrong bulldog. here are some arizona fans in the house. hopefully they will be feeling like them later on tonight. back to you guys in the studios. >> hopefully they would show up for the game. >> all right, dave. we'r i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few

now out to dave owens in portland, oregon. >> reporter: everybody talk upset in portland. eastern washington relatively close. they play fast and furious. georgetown has been upset by teams like this in the first round. we'll hear what john thompson iii has to say. now to charlotte with frank. >> reporter: in charlotte the number two seed virginia cavaliers facing belmont friday afternoon at 3:10. defensive-minded cavaliers will arrive later tonight. they have to practice tomorrow and play friday trying to advance out of the east region and move forward. they made the sweet 16 last year. want to go further this time around. we'll have more at 11:00. >> we are all over the place covering local teams. we are waiting for your brackets. you can postthem online at wusa9.com. >> all the local teams, this is the first time we have three local teams in a lot of years. >>> they crossed the finish line tail wags and all. unique link between this year's iditarod winner and man who came in second. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreamin

warrior support up in portland. more great passing here. to andrew bogut who puts it down.d 16 rebounds and 10 points. more steph. he was five of nine for three. step back and admire it why not. exclamation point on the evening, andre iguodala stole it. steph and you have to see this one. up top. make him reach for it. iguodala put it down watch it again. 58 and 13 record. one shy of the franchise record for victories warriors just keep doing it 1:22 to -- 122- 108. and hungry and as physical as they've looked all year. feisty enough to say where has this team been all year at stanford. the band knows, nit finals on the first half. anthony brown scores it. plus one. second half move it

they will play either washington, portland or oregon. >> i was a little surprised. you know me, i don't put much thought into it. i without we would be 6, 7. i think that speaks to the strength of our schedule. this year i think it speaks to the strength of the big east. i'm more surprised that eastern washington is a 13 seed. a are a very good team. robert: fourth-seeded maryland will take on valpraiso friday. hoyas will play eastern washington in portland. and virginia will play 15th seed belmont friday. hockey, the caps on the ice after a big letdown against the stars. braden holtby pulled after four goals, but he was there today. the caps on the power play, john carlson fires and scores. thing looking good so far. in the second, still 1-0. piuck bounces out to nate schmidt, the slap shot deflects off the defender, 2-0 caps, and they win by that score. baseball ats=-asnats-astros, the last time they faced each other, it ended in a tie. dan uggla gets the meatball over the plate and drives it deep. the astros about three runs in the bottom of the fifth. george spu

or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scenee's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> [gavel] the meeting will come to order. good afternoon everyo

or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scenee's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you let me know sfgovtv we're ready to begin the abatement appeals board hearing thank you, madam secretary. >> the time is 915 good morning today is march 18, 2015, this is the regular meeting of abatement appeals board i would like to remind everyone turn off all devices p&z are commissioner melgar commissioner mar committee is excused commissioner walker and we're expecting president clinch we have quorum at this time i'd like item b the oath for anyone who is going to be giving testimony will you please stand and raise your right hand. >> do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? to the best of your acknowledg

in portland, this ambulance team responds to an opioid-related call nearly every day. >> it's about 10 o'clock on friday night. from what we're hearing, there's a 25 year-old male in there, who could have had a seizure due to an overdose. >> the responders found this man lying on a bathroom floor, unconscious and barely breathing. a syringe and a small bag of heroin were at his bedside. they were able to revive him by administering a drug that counters the effects of opioid overdose. >> now we're seeing it so frequently and they're people that you'd never expect. it's not the junkie, it's the 25 year old kid. what we're finding is that they can't get the prescription medication that they used to get - they can't get vicodin or oxy. so what they do instead is they buy heroin. >> opioids are pretty much drugs that come from opium. you create oxycodone and hydrocodone from opium in the same way that you create heroin from opium. and when you look at the effect that hydrocodone or oxycodone or heroin produce... it's pretty much indistinguishable. >> we've driven about 20 minutes out of por

. >>> and dave is always live in portland. covering them in ncaa post- season play. >>> later on you could call it a parting side. topper is up with more on how much it will hit and how much they would get on the first day of spring. in one year 5.6 million hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> that may be tough to believe with the headlines and the grabbing of michael brown. but according to the national urban league. there are reasons for african americans to celebrate. >> how would we frame 2016? that i must use that word crisis. >> the national urban league president says the hard number shown there in equality through the u.s. and right here in the dc area. describing america as the tale of two nations. highlighted

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their next stop portland, oregon. the road to final four began with a bus trip for the georgetown hoyas on their way out west tuesday morning for a business trip gl. this time it's either win or go home. we don't play again if we don't win. it's all business. >> reporter: back in the big dance after a one-year hiatus, the hoyas -- [indiscernible] [ inaudible ] >> hope you got the rest last night. just stay focused. just stay focused. the message has been pretty consistent since the pairings came out. stay focused on eastern washington and nothing else. >> reporter: you can tell just by the players edemeanor, they are acting like they've been there before. we'll see if it translates to the court 9:57 thursday night. nick giovanni, wusa9. >> this is georgetown's fifth appearance in the ncaa tournament in six seasons. if they win thursday, they'll take on the winner of fifth seeded utah and 12th seeded austin. >>> coming up on wusa9 news, voter turnout is said to be heavy in israel while benjamin netanyahu's prime minist

that indicates the process is slow remind them they've been violating the laws for months we see in portland some of the laws have not worked and airbnb has not been compliant we ask the department to put a penalty on the hosting platforms and require them to regularly share information with the city it shouldn't be a burden of proof on the planning department when it burden can be born by airbnb and others who were profiting from those rental they've been making the money in violation of the law for years the at least they can do is assist the city in compliance so we presented the board calling this hearing hope they telegraph hill stay involved and ca see what else can be done to provide the rentals in san francisco for those who work here and given the number of rentals all the listing are in vision we'll ask there be further effort to reach out to airbnb and other companies why they're not willing to assist to the fact they'll benefiting from this. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm from district 3 turk thank you very much for having this today i have i w

have to really start to charge those platforms and need to finding those platforms in the case of portland to get any kind of transaction and movement on this problem thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hello, i'm phillip a resident of district 79 i successfully registered and went through the process went to share the difficulties of progress first of all i don't think this for income this is a pocketbook issue i this had to take off twits for the planning department i lost income it was worth it i have to stay in 90 san francisco i'm existing to have the opportunity to comply and i commend the staff for being helpful, however, the system has it was designed for the planning department makes it extremely difficult and franklin no accountability built on their side hundreds of hosts have tried to registration it took me months i went in on february 2nd and just got my license yesterday so to the point of the speaker the system used to be reviewed to understand linking to people that want to do this it needs to be streamlined and on line i couldn't imagine a regist

or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scenee's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon and welcome to the thursday march 12th special meeting of the san francisco transportation authority board. i believe we will be joined shortly by other members of the committee as well. i want to recognize s fchlt gchltfgtv and also want to recognize our clerk steve st amo s. mr. clerk can you please call item number 1. >> supervisor

caribou, maine, average temperature 2.7 degrees portland maine 13.8 and jfk airport, 24.5 degrees.t had their hottest february on record. yuma arizona average 68.4 las vegas 60 and portland, oregon 49. -- these extremes are taking a toll in many waysment we start with jericka duncan on the economics in the east. >> this week boston is expected to surface-- surpass a record of nearly 108 total inches of snow this season. winter storms have cost massachusetts more than $100 million. attendance at places of worship are down. church leaders say they're struggling to keep up with snow removal heating and maintenance costs. 60 presbyterian churches in new england have collectively asked for at least 300,000 from the national churches disaster relief fund. many households are burning through their heating budgets. john drew works for a social service agency in boston that helps low income families. >> how many families have exhausted their benefits? >> well across the state, i would estimate 160,000 households? >> but the snowfall has been a windfall for others. william mahoney is the co-

portland is going to get the win but it comes at a very steep price. wesley matthews who's the third man up behind lillard and aldridge, he's down. 'out for the season. torn achilles. afflalo will have to step up and blazers get the win but sat in rip city bus matthews is an important piece of the team. >> yep. that's all we got. thanks. and back to you. >> all right thanks. >>> we turn to another sports note. the toronto blue jay, number one pitching prospect not letting anything go to his head. >> he is living in a 1978 volkswagen bus in a walmart parking lot. >> at least it's not down by the river. the tennessee native shaves with an ax. he received a $2 million signing bonus. has a deal with nike. not hurting for cash but doesn't want the money to change him. doesn't have to change you. just get a hotel room. >> good for him, i say. you know what. you never see people. people are about their five-star hotels but walmart -- i'd like to go visit. >> two-star is fine. just get out of the van, man. >>> up next in "the pulse," celebrities sending well w

take a look at these things right here, found running around waterfront park in portland oregon yesterdayt, no one's reported them missing. not hard to identify. i mean, my pink chickens missing -- >> only so many. >> yes, pink chickens are being held right now we're told at the portland animal shelter. >> goodness, someone just died them pink and then let them loose? >> not right. poor little chickens. must be embarrassing. >>> 5:53 right now we check in with kate. >> i i'm wondering easter tying in this with? >> i don't think dying chickens pink will make them lay pink eggs, though. >> we'll find out soon. >> yikes. let's get you out there, for example. storm scan3, brinking in signs of life. yes, purple showing up. but don't worry about any snow sticking to the ground. if you see flakes out there not out of the question, but temperatures will stay well enough above freezing it is strictly rain and wet roads out of t any of the rain primarily coming down this morning, later this afternoon not heck of a lot of sunshine, but should dry out. vittoria? >> thank you so much katie. good morni

find out if dallas got portland's hot streak the next in sports. ♪ ♪ welcome back let's get the headlinesra, a senior commander of the al-qaeda al-nusra group has been killed in syria abu hamman al-shami died on an air strike in the city on thursday. israeli police say a palestinian man shot and injured after he plowed his car in pedestrians in occupied east jerusalem and people people have been injured. the russian has been released from prison after spending 15 days in custody, and was arrested for promoting a protest rally after the murder of opposition leader borris and we will get more on our top story, a closer look at the al-nusra front and objective, al-qaeda branch in syria taking on the name in 2012 as part of the uprising against the assad regime and the group has been fighting other groups including islamic state of iraq and levante and looking at cutting ties with al-qaeda to be a pur entity and rebranding the group would have more funding and it's listed as a terrorist group by the u.s. omar is a senior lecture and security studies and politics at the university and joins us

that's in portland, oregon. and this evening, temperatures about to plunge. meteorologist rob marciano is in ohio. >> reporter: tonight, record snowing melting fast. plus, spring warmth and rain. a formula for flooding emergencies across the midwest. the ohio river. tugboats barely squeezing under bridges. dumpsters look like river buoys. and beneath this water, a garbage-filled murky mess. homes damaged. >> it's creeping in. it's seeping through the foundation right now. >> reporter: this is main street in new richmond. and you can hear the water bumps pumps going, because even though the river is receding areas like this are going to be slow to drain. most businesses here are right up on the river, including the community bank. inside, bank manager tammy swisshelm took creative measures to protect that cash. >> put it in the ziplock bag, get all the air out. and then just lock it up. >> reporter: just like a sandwich. >> just like a sandwich. nice and dry. >> reporter: in louisville, the search continues for 67-year-old stephen miller, swept away by floodwa

y como pasÓ en nueva york san francisco, portland y chicago, mientras se aprueba esto algunos negociantesicket. >>> entre los acuerdos la policÍa se comprometiÓ a no decosimar comida. la preocupaciÓn es con el departamento de salud que incauta comida. los vendedores se comprometieron a mantener las calles limpias. >>> de acuerdo a los vendedores las multas van desde los 200 a mil dÓlares. y la policÍa dijo que no permitirÁ que se vendan artÍculos de piraterÍa y robados y esos serÁn decomisados. >>> en nueva york las autoridades trabajan para tener mÁs vÍnculos con la comunidad hispana, ahÍ la policÍa creÓ un grupo especial isolda tiene mÁs. adelante. cuÉntanos. >>> marÍa celeste aunque son muchos la mayorÍa de los latinos prefieren acudir a los diarios hispanos antes que acudir a la policÍa, una nueva iniciativa pretende cambiar esto para. >>> josÉ lleva 15 aÑos viviendo aquÍ. al igual que muchos jamÁs puso un pie en un cuartel policial. >>> a veces porque no tiene papeles. >>> te haces como que no vi porque me meto en problemas. >>> queremos enviar un mensaje claro que la fiscalÍa del di

portland closing in the win here 120-114.y in sports and we've covered most of that sports on our website, aljazeera.com/sport. that is where we leave it for now. >> glum face. you don't look sad enough. two guys who now have to live without cricket on television every day for a while. >>> if you're watching this on television or online the chances are you're taking the electricity supply that powers that device for granted. the same might go for, say, the water from your taps. but some people in canada's yukon territory have shunned modern living for a simpler way of life producing their own water, heating, and building their own homes. here's more from these people choose people choosing to live off the grid. >>reporter: a man's home for 18 years now on the frozen yukon river. >> good morning. >>reporter: they call him caveman bill and here's why. there's just room inside to eat and sleep and do fine carpentry that earns him a living. water comes from the river and heat from fire wood gathered a few steps away. spartan but

her portland doctor suggested very heavy chemotherapy treatment. she says she didn't think she would survive it. >> it just sounded too harsh. i don't like drugs. my body doesn't like drugs. as an athlete, i didn't want kidney damage or bladder damage, and so i knew there had to be a better way. >> announcer: melanie searched for a place where she could get a treatment plan tailored to her specific needs. she heard about cancer treatment centers of america. >> and they got me here within a week, 'cause, again, i was on a timeline. i needed to get a second opinion and figure out what protocol we were gonna use to treat my cancer. >> hi. how are you? >> i am doing good. how are you doing? >> good to see you. >> announcer: dr. sagun shrestha says many oncologists never see carcinosarcoma of the uterus because of how extremely rare it is. but because cancer treatment centers of america focuses on treating complex and advanced cancers, dr. shrestha has treated patients with it. melanie expressed her concern about the harsh chemotherapy treatment she had

gretchen miller kafori passed away two weeks ago in portland. she left us at age 72, far too soon only recently retired from her amazing career. it was my honor to have served with gretchen in the oregon legislature in the 1970's. in the 1980's and the portland security council in the 1990's. she fulfilled responsibilities in each office with a passion, a dedication to the underprivileged, a hard-headed realism, plain spoken, down to earth, warm and generous in spirit personally and professionally. she started her career as a peace corps volunteer in iran. she loved that country and its people. throughout her life, that experience informed her views of the middle east her knowledge and warmth and support by the iranian people for americans. gretchen offered a voice in our community for a more thoughtful approach to that country including at least attempting diplomatic efforts. it's too bad she couldn't have talked to some people in congress who were either too afraid distracted to try diplomacy. despite her well-earned reputation as a liberal fi

. >>> georgetown men's basketball team getting set to make their cross country trip to portland, oregon. they start their ncaa tournament this friday night against eastern washington. it's been three years since they won a game in the big dance. john had a simple message for his players as they boarded the bus. >> just stay focused. the message has been pretty consistent since the pairings came out. stay focused on eastern washington and nothing else. >> it's business time. this time it's either win or go home. we don't play again if we don't win. it's all business, no fun at this point. >> reporter: now coming up later on news 4 at 5:00 we'll tell you what they need to do to avoid an early exit. from georgetown, i'm jason pugh news 4 sports. >>> the maryland terps are the number 1 seed. they are now getting ready to face new mexico state in college park this saturday. and a lot to celebrate at george washington as well. the women's team is on the 6 seed of the tournament. they are in the same region as the terps, which mean they could play each other if they both win their first three

in portland, the blazers beat the nuggets. 32 points, but the play of the night goes to denver's wilbur to know getting the assist of an unsuspecting right and really dusted the playoff bound blazers and were just three behind in the final quarter for the triple opening the 10 point lead from where portland closed out the win 120-114. that's it for me. back to adrian. >> the city of istanbul is changing again, $100 billion spent to turn it into a modern met he trop listen. there are critics. >> it's a shop from a by gone age paying by gone rent. just over $2,000 a month on istanbul's most famous street, it could fetch more than $20,000 a month on the open market. ilia said he he's being forced out. >> they say you will go. >> this is the corset shop. we've been here for 80 years. every customer knows us here. if i leave here, where will my customers find me? how will it set up a new shop? costs now are so high, you burn your hands. his landlord, the cash-poor catholic church is taking advantage of a new law that means tenants of 10 years or more are can be evicted without cause. they wo

that will show rain coming out of seattle and portland and it will head our way over the next 24 hours will look at the next timing of the next bout of showers. katie sph. >> thank you drew. >>> the wild weather we saw in the bay area has moved south. it is hail coming down in venice beach. it was posted on instagram. and a similar sight in san luis abyss -- san san luis obispo. you can see a lot of hail on the central coast as well. >>> in the northeast and the midwest, more snow and ice has the highway crews struggling to keep up and drivers struggling to stay in control. a greyhound bus with 55 people on board rear-ended a tractor-trailer on slick roads sending 40 people to the hospital. in texas two people traveling in an suv died after a driver lost control on an over pass and plunged into a creek. icy roads in virginia caused the driver of the car slam into the delivery truck. across the country more than 550 flights were canceled due to the bad weather. most were headed to or coming from the north east. five flights at sfo were canceled due to conditions in other parts of the co

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they have substantial seaport experience and worked with the ports of los angeles, tacoma and portland. as i mentioned committed to a 30% lbe utilization goal. they currently serve as the control of financial advisor, work with san francisco airport, mta and puc and work with the port since 2009. >> thank you, eileen, deputy director. we are retaining financial advisor primarily we've used heavily for bond sales. while we don't anticipate selling revenue bonds in the near term we want to always have them in our hands in case we change our mind. the port does have bonding capacity at the moment and has since i have arrived but it has at capital policy at this time. we would need to find lucrative near term cash return projects to issue revenue bonds in the near term. pfm will be helping us with cfd i sd structure for the city and the giant lot c 37 projects as they will come and also we are leaning on our financial advisor moore in the realm of financial modeling and pfm's last contract put in future perfect to the budget cash look at the world and balance sheet look at the world to loo

well portland is socked in. he can't get a plane out in the afternoon. and he called seattle, can i drive to seattle and get a plane out. can i get a charter plane in san francisco and nothing is flying out. and so he -- and i was having a press conference the next day at 7:30 and the president was going to call me after he finished signing and i said bill we have a press conference tomorrow morning if would you like to come and he said no, i'm going to get out. early the next morning he calls the next morning and said where is that press conference and he comes and the president talks to me and the local network affiliates are there and the president talks to me and i chat a bit and say by the way, bill bradley is here and you know how valuable he was for us. and he comes on, and he makes national television for appearing on the local affiliate in portland and i don't get covered nationwide. >> well the more relevant point is it was because of my respect for bob packwood that i decided in the middle of his campaign to join him in a press conference abou

and the mota center in portland.oyas and eagles tip off just before 10:00 thursday night and john thompson iii has one message for his team. >> just stay focused. just stay focused. the message has been pretty consistent, you know since the pairings came out. let's just stay focused on eastern washington and nothing else. >> it's business time. i mean this time it's either win or go home. we don't play again if we don't win, so it's all business. no fun at this point. >>> this chris borland story has rocked the nfl. it had us wondering how many players in the nfl have wit dwi game with healthy years still ahead of them. not many. in fact less than ten according to "usa today." his retirement at the age of 24 has sent shock waves throughout the sports world and has everyone talking about it today. even a near-guaranteed huge payday down the line, borland says the chance of suffering head injuries is too risky. he suffered a concussion in training camp last fall but coffered it up in a bid to win a spot on the field. h

hit in the outdoor richmond on fulsome we move to lower the speed limit i hope that our city like portland and seattle have safe routes to schools i'm hoping san francisco iowa's what put our money where our mouth is and making the streets safe is a responsibility as the mayor said for all of us but the walk sf and the pedestrian advocates have been working on this for many decades we have to listen the coalitions the traffic lights like the new ones planned for 22nd and geary and 26th and geary like the ones near the senior centers i hope to implement that around other vulnerable areas i as geary rapid transit moves forwarded how to implement the vision zero longer than geary boulevard i as a superintendant for the richmond i urge the mayor and director reiskin to move as quickly as possible to prevent the death in the corridors reducing the slightly and thirty mile-per-hour in many ways is not that much of a reduction but as asz our distributing that slowing down saves lives we'll see that on fulsome we need more help i want to say that the vision zero committee the board of supervisors