this tragedy shocked portland to the core.fed suspicion that this is a city in transition, and made this angry time in political and cultural life real. what is the sound of a community in conversation with itself? we went to the upper left corner of the country to listen. portland, oregon sits in one of the most beautiful spots in america. 90 miles to the east: majestic, snowcapped mount hood. 90 miles to the west: the rocky pacific coast. for portland's 650,000 residents, their scenic locale is paired with a liberal spirit: all cycling and recycling. this sensibility provides the premise for an entire tv show. "portlandia" skewers-- organically, of course- the city's progressiveness and preciousness. >> the tattoo ink never runs dry. >> wertheim: the city's mayor, ted wheeler, counts himself as a fan, if at times a reluctant one: >> ted wheeler: there's one episode where there's a four-way stop, and everybody's waiting for everybody else to go. >> fred armison: go ahead. >> carrie brownstein: no, no, no, go ahead. >> armison

live from portland oregon says tasty tuesday night at nine point one f.m. portland radio. i am stephen show me your host delighted you're here with me this morning as always we have three hours of also music rock folk and blues and coming up at nine am we'll have a food guest live and in studio. any different than in other cities in the us but portland is different. maybe. home for the average joe and jane as for the extra votes in. portland is the perfect place for stealing his personal grief goes something like this and talk about it. or thing on his radio show. from the rain shelly's garden now known as hawk and huge burritos is one of the first food carts we've had here in portland we had a real explosion the food cart scene when the great recession hit the portland economy today we have more than six hundred carts open in the metro area pave the way for carts to come into being. many an american dream has been born in a. dream starts anew every morning. after college she thought she might be in the media but then decided against it she just couldn't see herself she te

live from portland oregon says tasty to using then a nine point one f.m. portland radio. project i am stephen show me your host the lie that you're here with me this morning as always we have three hours of also music rock folk and blues and coming up at nine am we'll have a food car guest live and in studio. may not know any different than other cities in the u.s. but poland is different. more laid back maybe. and as much a home for the average joe and jane as for the extra votes. portland is the perfect place for steve bruce personal cream goes something like this. or thing on his radio show. from the rain shelly's garden now known as hawk and huge burritos was one of the first food carts we've had here in portland we had a real explosion of food cart scene when the great recession hit the portland economy today we have more than six hundred carts open in the metro area pave the way for carts to come into being. many an american dream has been born in a. dream starts a new every morning in her. she phone she might be in the media but then decided against it she just cou

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this storm is roaring northward, and jericka duncan is in portland, maine. >> reporter: yeah, here inortland, maine, conditions are actually, whoa, starting to improve, despite the fact that the snow continues to pile up and pretty much blow everywhere. snow in january is expected in maine. but it's not every day they see and feel this. bone-chilling wind gusts of up to 50 miles per hour, making it almost impossible to get around by foot and car. with snow falling at a rate of 2 inches an hour, emergency management officials are bracing for a very long night. >> it's been cold. so none of that has melted away. and our biggest fear is we're going to lose power. >> reporter: 20 miles south of portland on ferry beach, we watch the storms swallow up foundations. the wind and the waves are so strong that while we were out here filming just moments ago, the ground underneath us collapsed. 32-year-old sean walker has lived in this beach town his whole life. every year he says the neighborhood gets smaller. >> my childhood memories are being washed away. >> literally, yes. >> reporter: it's s

you grew up in portland? >> all over portland.moved 13 different times before i was in fifth grade. >> she grew up on the wrong side of the tracks. she had to fight for every single thing she got. she had to make her own clothes. she was poor. >> reporter: at a young age, she found her escape in figure skating. what was it about skating? >> i always thought that it was just so beautiful. being out there and just doing your thing. i caught on very fast. and then it just became something that, you know, turned out to be a gift from god. >> i was working right around the clock, morning, noon and night, trying to get the money for her to skate and to have lessons. >> reporter: the movie starring margot robbie as harding tells harding's hard luck life story. >> it was never about altering peeps perception of her or saying, she's a victim or she's a hero. it was just about showing her as a human. >> reporter: but her early life was marked by often tumultuous and allegedly abusive relationships, like with her mother. how would you descri

that is very portland." things, you're like, "no, that's actually, that's pretty right on." i love that stuff and that -- i don't know -- i was just a fan of everything, and how creative and how bizarre the show can get. this first episode alone, i mean there's stampedes, there's horse stampedes in this first one. there's fred wants to put his old punk rock band back together that he had in high school, but now everyone's like middle-aged men. >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and it's played by legends of music krist novoselic, henry rollins. >> and brendan canty who was the drummer in fugazi. >> jimmy: brendan canty -- fugazi. >> yes. >> jimmy: they're all together and they're all like older guys, but you directed this episode and i thought it was a a brilliant move. every time fred looks around at like -- you know -- this 40-something-year-old guy playing drums. he sees a teenager on a video camera, like playing -- and like headbanging. and it's like -- it's touchy, but yet, it's super, super funny, '

this storm is roaring northward, and jericka duncan is in portland, maine. >> reporter: yeah, here in portland, maine, conditions are actually-- whoa-- starting to improve, despite the fact that the snow continues to pile up and pretty much blow everywhere. snow in january is expected in maine, but it's not every day they see and feel this: bone-chilling wind gusts of up to 50 miles pe hour, making it almost impossible to get arou byt d car. with snow falling at a rate of two inches an hour, management officials are bracing for a very long night. >> it's been cold so none of that has melted away, and our lose p 20 miles south of portland, on ferry beach, we watched the storm swallow up foundations. the winds and the wraefs so strong, that while we were out here filming just moments ago, the ground underneath us collapsed. 32-year-old sean walker has lived in this beach town his whole life. every year, he says, the neighborhood gets smaller. >> my childhood memories are being washed away. >> reporter: literally. >> literally, yeah. to happen with eachmething he impending storm. jericka

>> it's common knowledge, portland is very white. >> yes, but "least diverse?" least?think it's a good time to do some soul-searching, to ask ourselves the tough questions. >> the tough questions i want to ask is why that journalist is printing these lies? i have many people of color working here at city hall, many people of color. >> that's great. >> yes, sam, get in here. >> yes, sir. >> sam, are you white? >> i am. >> damn it. but you're gay, right? >> yes. >> a rainbow isn't white. ( applause ) >> stephen: heartfelt. >> heartfelt they are headlight felt. >> stephen: you have done something that is very portland. you started your own wine country. >> i did. >> stephen: would you mind. >> it's definitely cocktail hour. >> stephen: we have a bottle of your cabernet saf none reserve, pursued by bear. >> pursued by bear. very good. >> stephen: i am not a big wine guy-- that looks really-- punch in the mouth right there. >> did you notice the twist of the bottle? >> stephen: what do you think? i was a waiter. i was an actor-- >> you learned from the best. >> stephen: did

here is on >> i'm kirsten from portland, oregon. some facebook readers have saidt they cannecommend or enjoy this novel no matter howfu beatify written because of the painful realities that it delves into. my question for ms. ward is, whatons your take a writers or a reader's accounted ality to plum uncomfortable depths in art. d has your take on this changed at all as the world has grown increasingly diter and difficult icive. >> that is a really good question. and i under-- understand and i do it too right, as a reader sometimes i justwant to not think. you know, i want to read something that is purely enjoyable, escapism. >> yes. n artist, i feel a certainsponsibility to write about difficult subject matters. i mean i am a black person from the south, right, and so i come from a place and from a community where often people's lives are really hard. i mean they're livng with the, you know, the difficult things that i am writing about they arw livih addiction, they're living with grief. so i feel a certain responsibility f i'm choo

there's san diego, portland, kechekan.e might have to think about this and go through the process. but i don't want anyone to get disheartened or downtrodden just because it may not work out. we go through the process, we hear what vigor has to say. i trust elaine and mike and i think they'll bang jeff the best they can. but if it doesn't work out, we have great real estate property but we have to be realistic. i get nervous about people flying into work and if it is not union jobs, this is a union town. this is a blue collar town. that is a blue collar place. and i take a lot of pride in that, in san francisco. i have to be very honest about it. i want to see what happened. you have my best. by really don't know what vigor is up to. i really don't. and, you know, sometimes in life, you know, people -- they may not be interested but they don't want nobody else to be interested, neither. i don't know but i'm going to be open to see. i'm going to see and then i know the port staff will come back to it. i think we're in a bad

passengers were pulled off the jet and booked onto another flight to portland. the plane is out of service. you see this actually could be a serious thing. mechanics need to make sure the rodent cause any damage to any electronics. >>> we have new information on a deadly am bu deadly ambush in colorado. >> the gunman streamed the whole thing before he was killed in that shootout with the s.w.a.t. team. >> reporter: we are learning more about the moments just before a gunman ambushed colorado deputies. in social media live streams obtained by kcnc, matthew is soon making incoherent rants to 911 dispatchers, at one point wearing a gas mask. we are only showing shots. this is where it happened? >> yes. >> reporter: faruk patel was shot in his bedroom when he opened fire. >> it's not one shot. >> reporter: several shots breaking windows and blinds. the bullet still lodged in his shoulder, and three of the four officers who were also shot and wounded are now out of the hospital. but now a community is mourning 29-year-old zachary parish. none more than his wife and t

e., so what did the portland public schools do about whitehurst? nothing. just as harvey weinstein's sex predations were an open secret in hollywood, one of whitehurst's principals admitted for the past 30 years there have been rumblings about coach whitehurst and his overfriendliness with female students and staff. in fact, she even worried or that i'm extremely concerned about his conduct becoming a penn state university scandal, referring to the coach, sandusky, joe paterno debauchery and debacle. yet like hollywood, the portland public schools ignored the complaints of the victims and, according to barnes, school and district officials would repeatedly protect whitehurst and dismiss complaints from the girls. further, records and interviews show that the system protected whitehurst -- not the children -- that district officials including the top lawyers, the two human resource directors and at least three principals downplayed complaints from the students and staff as isolated instances, rumors or misunderstandings. the teachers union had, surprise, has

portland does not rain. we just have cloud cover and it's a dry pattern for a while. it looks like it's kicking in. high clouds today and tomorrow. the extended outlook, about 15 days. there's nothing for us. mild to warm and getting warmer by the weekend. the cloud cover will hold down the temperatures from yesterday. there will be upper 60s in areas. a lot of high clouds over the next few days. after that, it looks high and dry and warmer. >> okay. >> there you go. >> that doesn't sound good. we're not talking about the d word yet. >> last year was so good. >> that's good. >>> 4:47. >>> just a couple of days and there will be a rare event on the calendar. >> it's a super blue blood moon. there's a total lunar eclipse. it begins at 3:48 a.m. totality at 4:51 a.m. that will give the moon a red tint. the moon will be as close as it gets to earth making it appear 14% brighter than usual. that's called the super moon. this is the second one in a single month and that's why it's a blue moon. >> so it's the super, blue, blood moon. >> you got it. you passed the test. >> i

there is some rain but you have to go to seattle and portland to find it. we have a lot of cloud cover. maybe more toward the south bay. there are some big breaks in the clouds and here is your futurecast on rainfall. don't fall asleep because there is nothing here. it goes all the way out through monday. if the forecast models are correct, and they are in sync on this, it looks dry until february 1 through the 14th. there is some hints after that. maybe something coming underneath called undercutting. we have a lot of leadtime on that. we will see. i still think we will get some cold air somewhere down the road. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. near 70 for some. more sunshine. him not take much to bump up from yesterday. i think we will be all right for the big event for the moon tomorrow morning. it starts at 4:51 am. after that it looks sunny and warmer into the weekend. tomorrow will be the trifecta on the moon tomorrow morning. >>> there is a way to fight the flu, this one involves using a special gun. there it is. we will explain how this solution is

i did serve as the dean of the law school for concordia university portland in boise, idaho. >> i read that you are a graduate of uc berkeley. >> very much a local in that regard. i still have family in the bay area. >> wonderful. you are the chief executive officer of catholic charities in the archdiocese of san francisco. i looked at the very copious website to see the things. there our identified service areas. maybe you want to tell us a bit about those. >> certainly. we serve the homeless in various ways. we serve aging and disabled adults. we serve refugee and immigrant individuals as well as children. in the homeless areas, we serve an immense amount of beautiful human beings who need shelter, who need love and who need protection, from what is happening on the streets. we have many homeless mothers and babies who are part of the star community as well as other centers that we have. the aging and support services, we have older adults who come to our centers to be among friends and feel nurtured and companionship. they are just amazing people who just need to be with communities

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i love living in portland.tland is the place where weird ideas thrive, and what i do is definitely a little weird, and people really like that here. leading a healthy lifestyle is something i've done for a long time. i frequently ride my bike around to the farmers market, picking up fresh produce. can't wait to juice these.

a t-rex gathering in portland, maine, at monument square.ized the gathering on facebook just out of curiosity, about how many t-rexs they could get together. dozens showed up. who knew about it? some from as far as connecticut going all the way up there. we are told it's very hard to take a selfie when you have such tiny hands as the t-rexs. they have big teeth, big mouths and big jaws, but the hands -- the cell phone wasn't built for t-rexs. that's your history and prehistoric lesson of the day. rob has a look at the forecast. >> we are seeing rain show up tomorrow night. mainly sunday into monday event. to follow come wednesday and thursday, snow. >> thank you very much. thanks for joining us. we'll be back at 11:00. hope you can join us then. male announcer: you're watching an "nbc bay area news" special, "bay area proud." "mayor" del seymour: and i put a crack pipe in my mouth for 18 seconds and it took 18 years to get it out. announcer: when it comes to life on the streets of the tenderloin, he knows what it takes to break free and want

as we go to the north and east, it will get higher, 7-12 in portland.nd up to 15 in some locally higher spots and also, blowing and drifting snow, some dangerous condition cans. some white-out conditions in those spots and the winds are going to really gust. we are going to see winds near 48 miles an hour, and up to 46 in boston. that could cause dangerous conditions. again, power out enl ages and potential for house is in full damage control. the president of the united states in a war of words with his former chief political strategist. national newspapers in morning putting their feud on full display, the president going so far as to sues steve bannon, sending him a cease and desist letter. he accused him defaming the president via liable and slander. this is after bomb-shell revelations from a tell-all book from michael wolff. bannon accuses donald trump's son of treasonous acts. and the president has said that his former confident has lost his mind. we have more. >> explosive new claims from steve trump tower meeting was of treasonous and unpatriot

rain in the pacific northwest in portland and seattle. there's nothing for us for a long time. decreasing clouds and warmer temperatures today in the upper 60s, near 74 others. >>> there's not a lot going on. nice and quiet. let's take a look at what we have with the solano county commute if you're driving out to 80 westbound. it looks good from vacaville, fairfield in vallejo and looks good across the carquinez bridge. if you're on 37 over to marin as well. also, 80 westbound from pinole into berkeley, 18 minute drive from the carquinez bridge to the means and at the bay bridge toll plaza, mostly good. one lane seems to be more crowded than others, however, traffic is doing well once you make it onto the bridge. >>> vallejo school district facing millions of dollars in budget cuts and tonight, school remembers are expected to make the first round of job cuts during a special meeting. the district needs to cut $8 million from the upcoming budget. according to the vallejo timetable, trustees will be asked to eliminate dozens of jobs for savings of $4.3 million. the biggest cut w

. >> reporter: outside portland, oregon, the frazier family fell like dominoes, four children crippled by the flu. mom, jamie, is still sick today. >> christmas consisted of the ones who were sick wearing surgical masks to open their presents, and then pretty much going back and laying in all of our beds again. >> reporter: it turns out the frazier family was hit with two strains of the flu, even though the kids had their flu shots. last year at this time the outbreak was widespread in 12 states. this year 46. >> we expect it to continue to rise because everyone's been home with their families, now the schools are reopened. children are together again. people are packing the workplace. >> reporter: tonight it's unclear why this flu season is so bad. some hospitals are inundated, asking those who aren't severely ill to stay home. others are restricting visitors. in san diego, a tent is etset up to triage flu patients. hospitals and families everywhere overwhelmed as the epidemic spreads. tonight at many hospitals across the country, beds are at a premium. as for that flu shot, well, it'

. >> reporter: this family stuck at north station just arrived from new york city and heading to portlandlays unexpectedly changed their plans. >> we ended up missing our train out of north station by five minutes. >> reporter: there is a twist. the family had been in new york because 19-year-old corey had just undergone a surgery on her brain just four days prior. exhausted, they only wanted to find a place to store their luggage. as they waited the two to three-mile-per-hours for the next train he asked officers for help. captain kelly mccormack didn't want the family to sit in the cold. he knows just how difficult postop can be. >> my wife is a transplant recipient. >> reporter: he loaded the family into his cruiser saying they could stay with him as he went to go get gas but after gassing up he kept driveing. >> we got to lindfield where she realized, are you driving us to portland and i said, yes, this is a kidnapping but it's legal. >> there were no words at that point. we were so thankful. >> reporter: about two hours later the family was safely back in maine. >> it's like we just

then on december 11, 2012 came news reports that shocked the portland area. >> chaos amidst the christmas shopping rush. lines of shoppers, even children, could be seen streaming out with their hands up while a shooter was still inside. >> reporter: a 22-year-old man, armed with a semi-automatic rifle, fired on holiday shoppers and employees at a mall just down the road from kemp's home. >> there were helicopters and fire trucks and ambulances. i must have got passed by 100 police cars coming over from work. >> reporter: police intervened quickly, but it was too late for kemp's 45-year-old brother-in- law, steven forsyth. he, and 54-year-old cind yuille, were shot dead before the gunman took his own life. a few hours earlier, the killer had stolen this ar-15 from a friend who didn't report the theft until after he heard news of the shooting. gun owners are not required to report lost or stolen weapons in 39 states, including oregon. >> i started researching the gun laws within 24 to 48 hours of when steve was killed. >> reporter: kemp goes to great lengths to secure his own firearms. he

there are some up in portland and seattle. there's none here. there won't be for a while. 60s and 70s, above normal temps. around pinole you had an issue. is that taken care of or still causing problems. >> well, the accident is cleared but the slow traffic remains on 80 westbound coming away from the carquinez bridge and heading west at richmond. there was a crash at pinole road. you can see the traffic will be slow westbound as you drive through hercules. it is getting a little better. now there is more slow traffic appearing downstream, if you will. at one point we had a 62-minute backup. now down to 40 minutes. things are improving. also on the bay bridge approach, we had a lot of people slowing down earlier on the bridge. i think it had something to do with the moon being so visible earlier. but now things are back to norm o al -- normal. nothing out of the ordinary. a crash is blocking a couple of lanes here. northbound 101 is slow. i would use an alternate route. maybe 280 if you can instead of 101. >>> 7:02. let's go back to the desk. >>

. >> there were tense moments at a march in portland, most focused on president trump's time in office. >> i object to the issues and the changes that he's made but mostly i on jkt to the way he talks about people. it actually -- it hurts me. >> events were held in all 50 states this weekend. but this year the women's march truly became a global movement. landing on six conned nents and popping of in columbia, nigeria, china and iraq. elaine. >> mireya villarreal, thank you. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. >>> missouri governor eric greitens kept a low profile since the cbs affiliate in st. louis report heed had an extramarital affair. greitens spoke to reporters this weekend. meg oliver has details. >> in his first interview since admitting to an extramarital affair, missouri governor, eric greitens, denied allegations of blackmail. >> there was no threat of blackmail. no threat of a photograph and blackmail. those things are false. >> greitens admits he had an affair with his hairdresser before he became governor in 2017. but he says it was consensual. >> there was n

hartford canceled, jfk canceled, providence and portland, maine canceled. according to flightaware.c flightsas 55% of its canceled today third others include philadelphia, jfk, laguardia. schedulede a trip today or tomorrow, the airlines are being flexible. all major carriers have travel alerts in place right now. they are waiving fees for travelers who want to reschedule their flights if it is affected by the storm, but each airline's policy is different, so if you are flying out today or tomorrow, the best thing to do is to check with your airline's. live with reagan national, ryan hughes, "good morning washington ." larry: for the latest at your fingertips, download the abc 7 stormwatch app right to your smartphone. autria: there has been an earthquake in the bay area in california. the earthquake was magnitude 4.5 to 4.7. this was felt in berkeley, oakland, san francisco area around 2:40 their time this morning. any damage or injuries. -- "it iseeted fitting to see berkeley earthquake 2.7 because that is the gpa to get into berkeley. #gobears." it is ta

the nba, where isaiah thomas is set to make his cleveland cavaliers debut on tuesday against the portlanddelined with a hip injury since last season's eastern conference finals, moved to cleveland, as kyrie irving went the opposite way to the boston celtics. it has been a long process for me, a frustrating and tough process. each day i try and get it now. now that there is here. i haven't played in so there is here. i haven't played in so long, but i am happy. i am happy here. i am scoring, so i know how to put the ball in the basket. they traded kobe for a reason. to the nhl, where the new york rangers scored a goal in overtime to win the 2018 winter classic 3—2 over the buffalo sabres. the match, played in front of almost 10,000, saw the rangers get outto a 2—0 lead, with goals from paul carey and this michael grabner effort in the first period. but the sabres stuck in there and sam reinhart dragged them back before this second from rasmus ristolainen in the third period took it to overtime that is where jt miller scored a power—play goal to hand the rangers victory at the home of the n

the plane had been boarding at oakland's airport...headed for portland. but no one wanted to share the flight with a rat. 100 people were re- booked....and the 'rat' plane is out of service for awhile. exterminators will be part of the inspection team, not surprisingly, before it's used again. (catherine) the man acquitted in the murder of kate steinle will be back in court friday. jose garcia zarate will be sentenced in his conviction for illegal gun possession. the conviction carries a maximum sentence of three years in prison. he might not end up serving that much time - since zarate has been in jail since the day of the shooting (steve) turning now to our four zone forecast... some changes are on the horizon... a storm is heading our way. bringing us much -needed rain after a dry month in december.(catherine) meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now ...lawrence is timing out when the rain will get here. lawrence karnow: it was a gray day with mostly cloudy skies across the bay area.temperatu res remained mild with dry weather continuing. a major cha

her son confirmed she died in portland oregon. le guin borne in berk lip and graduated from berkeley high school. her books have been translated into more than 40 panhandlings and sold millions worldwide. the iconic writer was known for sci-fi books. ursula le guin was 88 years old. >> >>> well it seems there i may be a down isside to work working together in taurkta. . two rapidly changing glace years in taurkt aire. and the contributingers to rising sea he is lafls. researchers say they seem to act as one system instead of separate entities. . why is that important? because one glacier may be melting further inland than thought. this could affect the stability of the other. therefore speeding up the rate of the rises seas. reern he is say this could be a larger impact. >>> stay with us the president takes a victory lap. up next the fallout from the shutdown and what happens next. >>> this just in high pressure a huge volcano in the philippines and predictions of a larger i rupgs. >>> and the major announcement live. this is abc

look at the most gentrified places in the united states portland oregon is number one, d.c. is number two. there has been of a tremendous amount of redevelopment. >> what do you hope people take away? >> we don't want to replicate in the 50s but in the '90s or 2000i hope we look at residential displacement to beyond housing to do things that will better the lives of low income people. and then to bring properties to people that would magically benefit the lives of low income people. we needed to go beyond with the social programs to help those low income people to know there is more similarity. but really to focus on housing policy. especially with those mixed rate communities. >> hello everyone. welcome to tonight's event. we host over 500 authors every year. find out more on our website.

vapodrÁn llegar a los -20° en la zona de boston y portland.amado ciclo gÉnesis explosiva? vamos a ampliar la imagen. vamos a representar esta imagen, este mundo donde podremos ver este sistema de baja presiÓn moviÉndose direcciÓn noreste. este sistema, lo que harÁ es afectar todo el noreste de estados unidos produciendo esos acumulados. jorge: con estas acumulaciones de nieve, ¿quÉ debemos hacer en casa o en las carreteras? albert: echamos un vistazo. vamos a ir a la calle a nuestro estudio virtual y podremos ver que si estamos en casa y estÁ cayendo una fuerte nevada como esta, lo importante es no apagar la calefacciÓn porque si estamos dentro de nuestra vivienda lo que ocurrirÁ es que la templa tardarÁ -- temperatura tardara mucho en volverse a recuperarse. y es importante, si salimos a la carretera con nuestro vehÍculo, quitar la nieve de encima porque se podrÍa convertir en proyectil si vamos a alta velocidad y tambiÉn es importante si nos acercamos a una zona con hielo, reducir la velocidad y nunca dejar las manos del volante. ilia: mucha

alaska airlines flight from oakland to portland was canceled because a rodent ran from the jetway intohe cockpit. 110 passengers were removed and rebooked on other flights and the play was taken out of service until it is certified rodent free by a professional. >> the captain came out and said you're not going to believe me but a rat just got onto the plane and we are going to try to catch it. he then came around and asked people if they had questions. i said if everyone took a vote do we so get on the plane? he said no because the rat was more in his area. >> most of the 110 passengers were read hooked on a later flight this morning. alaska airlines checked that plane with an exterminator but want to make sure there was no damage to wires. >>> caught on tape the pictures of the chesapeake day -- bay from satellite photos. that is ice near the flats and upper bay as they were frozen as of yesterday afternoon. >>> the deep-freeze is doing a number on the deep south as well with temperatures dipping into the teens in parts of texas. sand was dropped on the roads for tracks and -- tracti

she signed from us champions portland and hopes to make her mark in european football.nt to contribute, i want to score goals, i want to win trophies. i want to work hard. i have a lot of goals, i always do. i want to be pa rt goals, i always do. i want to be part of history. the club is so young. women's football. they have achieved so much. just being part of that journey and trying achieved so much. just being part of thatjourney and trying to reach even higher levels is amazing. and asi even higher levels is amazing. and as i said, i really want to do something. i want people to talk about, yeah, she did some great stuff! you're route into football has been very different to most players. talking about the first time you got your first football, the first time you kick a ball? the first ball like got was from my dad. ididn't first ball like got was from my dad. i didn't really kick it. we played something else. girls weren't really allowed to do sport. when we finally found out he was supposed to kick it, we used to do it sometimes, yeah. my knowledge of football wa

portland and seattle. nothing new there. it would be nice here. but there's no way it is not happening. and here is your outlook for the next 6, 7 days for rain. unless you're up by eureka, you don't have to worry about the rape. >> it is getting busy. last winter, i didn't have to water my plants at all. >> it wouldn't stop raining. >> this year. >> i might have to water my plants. >> i think you might. >> thank you, steve. let's look at the bay bridge and also getting there. you can see traffic will be busy at the toll plaza. and the metering lights are on. it they might be on a little slower than usual or maybe -- maybe they're on at normal speed. sheer another shot. you can see the traffic on the bridge is looking okay. i see some sort of activity with a big rig pulled to the side. i'm not sure if that is slowing traffic or not. it doesn't look like the truck is in the lanes. nevertheless, i will tell what you is slow is southbound 101 leaving san francisco. there was a crash south 101 at silver avenue. and this is beginning to affect traffic