the streets of portland right outside of susan collins' portland office, they're quiet, but there's not even about ten states away, collins heard the voices of her constituents here yesterday. >> there are several people in the hallway so if someone wouldn't mind kind of trading places would be great. >> reporter: tensions so high in the senator's portland office today, cops were called to keep the peace. >> it's quite full. >> reporter: in maine -- >> we say hell no! >> reporter: and alaska, home of senator lisa murkowski. >> kavanaugh has got to go! >> reporter: tears and bull horns. >> just vote no! >> reporter: part of the public campaign to convince the two undecided republican senators to oppose brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court. >> it's huge in some ways because, you know, it all comes down to the senators for maine and alaska. on the other hand, she just needs to do the right thing. like this shouldn't actually be a discussion. it shouldn't even be -- it shouldn't even be a difficult decision. >> i'm a democrat and i voted for her. i was one of people who signed

cnn's reporter is in portland, maine. so this is senator susan collins district.hat are people saying? >> reporter: fred, this is not unfamiliar territory for susan collins. she has been a key vote on so many issues through the course of her more than to years in the senate. and yet one voter here in maine told me he believes this could be the biggest decision of her career. now, she and her fellow undecideds bought themselves some time with the help of this fbi investigation that will be forthcoming as well as the cooperation of mark judge, the former high school friend and classmate of brett kavanaugh hoping that will help bear nor information to help they are make their decisions. meantime, susan collins is back home in maine after that wild week in washington and here her constituents are actively trying to share their concern for the decision she'll make. >> there are several people in the hallway. so some wouldn't mind kind of trading places. >> reporter: tensions so high in senator susan collins' portland office today, cops were called to keep the peace. >>

that's why he voted for her, because he trusts her to make the right decision. >> in portland, maine for us, and senator susan collins' district and we've mentioned lisa murkowski and the governor, lieutenant governor urging her to vote no. a lot of pressure. a desperate search meantime in other news we're covering this weekend ends in a terrible tragedy. the body they found is believed to be that of maddox ritch, the 6-year-old boy with autism who went missing from a north carolina park. why police are asking for the public's help. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and (new) sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away a twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the grooves other tools can miss. you know what? my place is a lot cleaner now. stop cleaning. start swiffering. ♪ cal: we sav

been thrust back into the spotlight and is yet to make public comments, but he was spotted outside portland, oregon. take a look at nike headquarters. kaepernick spoke to a lot of the nike employees, thanking the company for their support and making him the face of their just do it campaign. local experts say nike did their homework when choosing kaepernick. >> they are known for edgy marketing and some of their valleys speak to the ability of sport to affect community and individual individuals to make a difference. >> kaepernick is in litigation claiming team owners colluded that keep h of theague there were no national anthem protests or anyone eagles between the eagles and falcons. >> ahead, under quarantine and what is happening on an international flight to the u.s. that passengers ended up hospitalized. >> evacuation now, would the county send out an emergency alert? >> yes. >> we investigate the lessons learned from the north bay wildfires that. story is coming up. >> high pressure is moving in. we are at mid 90s for possible tomorrow and when a hurricane could hit hawaii. that's in

natstensions so high in senator susan collins' portland office today, cops were called to keep the peacenatsin mainenats...and alaska, home of senator lisa murkowskinats...tears and bullhorns...nats...part of the public campaign to convince the two undecided republican senators to oppose brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court.hillary shende, maine resident: "it's huge in some ways, because it all comes down to the senators from maine and alaska. and yet on the other hand, she just needs to do the right thing. this shouldn'tactually be a discussion. it shouldn't even be ... it shouldn't even be a difficult decision."buttedjoan wilson, alaska resident: "i'm a democrat alaska resident: "i'm a democrat alaska resident: "i'm a democrat and i voted for her. i was one of the people who signed in her name when she said she was going to stand up for women, i would never vote for her again. the effort to persuade collins and murkowski - also playing out on television in their home states.nats - tv adin portland, april humphrey organized a sit-in she hoped would draw 15 to 20 people.nats

catie beck, nbc news, portland, oregon. >> that is "nbc nightly news" from north carolina., "football night in america." the new york giants take on the dallas cowboys. continuing coverage of florence on "today" tomorrow morning and with lester holt tomorrow night. i'm kate snow wishing everyone in this region a safe night. good night. ♪ >>> sunday night football! let's do our job! >> everybody watches! ♪ i'm in the sweet spot ♪ i'm feeling good rld's a play♪ ♪ i'm in the clouds ♪ let me show you what it's all about ♪ ♪ check it out ♪ i'm going to light it up d

everywhere from portland maine to portland oregon. everywhere with few exceptions. in the cities, cranes building new factories. apartment buildings. new warehouses. it is the biggest construction boom in the history of the united states going on right now. why is it happening? because of trump policies. you asked me about debt. went up when attila -- a lot. in the obama presidency, we doubled the debt. one thing we told donald trump is we're not going to get this debt under control if you do not get the economy moving. if we continue to grow at 1.9% under obama, it does not matter if you take a chainsaw to the budget. you are not going to get the growth you need. one year after the tax cut is passed, we have more revenue this year than last year. even with the tax cut, we are getting more revenue in. believed the first step to getting our deficit down his grow economy and we are doing that. our guest is stephen moore from the heritage foundation, joe from new orleans. democrat line. caller: good morning. i believe the economy did not grow faster. under president ob

katie beck, nbc news, portland, oregon. >> that a girl that is the attitude.hammer, smash it. >> that's right. yes. and you know the saying, anything boys can do. >> we can do better. from power tools to power girls. that is a perfect example right there. >> thanks for watching "early today." i'm marlie hall. >> and i'm frances rivera. your news continues right here on nbc and our nbc statis. on >>> supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is facing new legal jeopardy this morning after his accuser reveals herself along with allegations of sexual assault from a high school party. >>> the wrath of florence. the city of wilmington cut off from the rest of north carolina by rising floodwaters and other states still in the path of the storm. >>> a deadly shark attack takes the life of a off cape cod and closes multiple beaches. >>> and then, did you happen to catch the trick play of the weekend in college football? >>> and talk about a wing and a prayer in this competition that's not for the faint of heart. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm mar

cnn's kaylee hartung reports from portland, maine. >> there are several people in the hallway so someaces. >> reporter: tensions so high in susan collin's office today, cops were called to keep the peace. >> quite full at the moment. >> reporter: in maine and alaska, home of senator lisa murkowski -- >> kavanaugh has got to go. >> reporter: -- tears and bullhorns. the public campaign to convince the two republican senators to oppose the nomination to the supreme court. >> it is huge in some ways, it all comes down to the senators from maine and alaska. on the other hand, she just needs to do the right thing, like, this shouldn't actually be a discussion, shouldn't even be -- shouldn't even be a difficult decision. >> i'm a democrat and i voted for her. i was one of the people who signed in her name when she said she was going to stand up for women. i would never vote for her again. >> reporter: the effort to persuade collins and murkowski also playing out on television in their home states. >> susan collins, it is your party that is mistaken. >> reporter: in portland, april humphrey o

when i was teaching literature of the american west at portland state, i had students who had come to portland to go to college from the east coast, they were from the east coast, who said in taking my class on the literature of the west, i came west because i thought out there i could be who i want to be, i could experience freedom and independence, that the west now still holds that kind of place in our mentality, as the place where one can be free and independent. and of course then, there is disappointment which relates back again to the homestead movement, when all these people who came out and homesteaded in the early 1910s, 95% of them failed. add the whole history of the west is a history of butppointment and failure, that hasn't made it into the story that we all tell ourselves about the west. it is still a mythical story about freedom and independence hero.he cowboy host: thank you. let me open it to the audience. we need to wait for microphones. intrigued byas your comment about the percentage of women in the homestead area. and i was intrigued by elliott's point that nine

. >> reporter: tensions so high in senator collins' portland office today, cops were called to keep thee full at the moment. >> reporter: in maine and alaska, home for senator lisa murkowski. tears and bullhorns part of the public campaign to convince the two undecided republican senators to oppose brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court. >> it's huge in some ways because it all comes down to the senators from maine and alaska. and yet on the other hand, she just needs to do the right thing. like this shouldn't actually be a discussion. it shouldn't even be -- it shouldn't even be a difficult decision. >> i'm a democrat, and i voted for her. i was one of the people who signed in her name when she said she was going to stand up for women. i would never vote for her again. >> reporter: the effort to persuade collins and murkowski also playing out on television in their home states. >> susan collins, it's your party that's mistaken. >> reporter: in portland, april humphrey organized a sit-in she hoped would draw 15 to 20 people. >> recall susan collins. >> reporter: instead, hund

del verano que nos espera en el tiempo les contamos desde san francisco a la vuelta de la pausa portlandr una pelea entre varias personas.... >> fuertes imágenes muestran este vídeo de las cámaras corporales de los oficiales que intentaban calmar una pelea, se ve como uno de los oficiales abre fuego y mata a un hombre, alegan que no obedeció las órdenes, el jurado justificó la orden de los agentes pero los familiares piden justicia >> la tormenta tropical florence se encuentra en carolina del sur debilitada pero dejando grandes lluvias y alerta de inundaciones, randy nos tiene lo último >> en carolina del norte donde el viento es el no es el factor más importante sino el agua que sigue aumentando >> manos a la obra, así fue como maría castro su familia comenzaron día >> lloró cuando vio su restaurante completamente inundado tras el huracán florence >> hasta ahí llegó son las huellas de donde entro el agua >> a pesar de estar en una zona propensa de inundaciones nunca pensó que causaría tantos daños materiales >> pudimos venir y entrar porque el agua bajo, mira la sorpresa >> ella y millo

inspectors looking into restaurant for getting lobster high before they boil them, the portland pressund in maine has stopped offering lobster meat, blowing pot smoke on the lobsters lessons pain before you throw them in the pot, there you go. jillian: passenger picks up luggage to find it shredded and putting destroyed items in garbage, the airline reimbursing her $500, they have given no explanation for what happened. yikes. the america first set to be on full display at the un, president trump to tout u.s. dominance to world leaders. rob: rnc spokesperson live in the next hour of "fox & friends first". rob: all right, monday september 24th, fox news alert, judge brett kavanaugh back on defensive. jillian: brand-new accusations launched against president trump's supreme court nominee, thousand white house is firing back. >> i like to be shed on that if the documents that we have been asking for quite some time are made public. jillian: all eyes on andrew mccabe as republicans zero in on the deep state conspiracy. rob: new legal threat at the doj refuses to play ball and this time it

georgia hall shot a third round 69 to take a two shot lead heading into the final round of the lpga s portlandng her first title on american soil. she tees offjust after 10 o'clock this evening our time. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. coming up next on the bbc news channel is click. this is the business card of the first guest on the programme. the security princess. 0ne first guest on the programme. the security princess. one of the biggest names in cyber security it sta rts biggest names in cyber security it starts with her if googles browser is hacked. if you're seen these padlocks they have a link between the computer or your phone of the website and make sure it is secure. she is behind the push to get more websites they see there is protocol. not all hackers are bad guys of course, she employs around 200 of them ina course, she employs around 200 of them in a specialist unit is on project zero. they hacked all sorts of software before the bad guys do so of software before the bad guys do so it can be spotted and fixed they are likely police force, but

other cities like washington dc or portland, extra capital doesn't give you extra market share.s working with cities to create these processes and collaborating with them to create a long-term relationship. >> tell us about your expansion plans. how do you plan to grow into other cities if you are the ones that we more patient. >> the process is we are going to very how fast the permits are approved. smaller cities might choose to put out permits sooner. we are talking with all of the cities area sometimes these things take longer and that is ok because we want to roll it out in the right way. >> do you think other cities will respond in the same way san francisco has? airbnb is battling with new york. we are not seeing other cities having the same battle. will san francisco be a unique case or will other cities take san francisco's lead and have a similar response? >> we believe in the case of micro mobility cities well put into place more regulations than previous transportation services that came before them. reasons are number one they are lightweight and small and stationar

they all then fronted up in portland parliament and labor put them on the spot, asking these ministers whether they are still supporting the prime minister. >> leader of the opposition, my question is to the prime minister. that nearly half of its parliamentary colleagues including seven of its ministers have today expressed a lack of confidence in the prime minister, how can the prime minister lane to have any mandate to govern this country? >> the prime minister has the floor. >> mandate our government has taken with the 2016 election, remember that? we won andyou lost . >> more jobs and a stronger economic growth. we are delivering on lower energy prices because what we're doing is standing up to the australian people the labour party has abandoned. the labour party used the claim that it was in favor of giving people a chance to get ahead. i used the believe, they used the believe in aspirations until it became a mystery to their colleagues. the fact of the matter is, we are delivering broad economic growth faster than any other g7 economy, record jobs growth, lower taxes, more inv

no score in portland so ask kunkel might take them through. mitchell had it the agony went on. —— emma mitchell. firm heads like that of jane ross. the girl from the isle of butte had put scotland en route to the world cup but tension remained. a swiss goal could change at all. it never came. this all them waiting in all work, delivering various history. —— delirious history. -- delirious history. i'm lost for words. we knew the game would be tough and we knew it would be like that throughout the campaign. albania, belarus, of course our problems because... great scenes there. on to the men's game. adam lallana has pulled out of the england squad for the upcoming matches against spain and switzerland due to a groin strain. it'll be england's first matches since reaching the semi—finals of the world cup. our reporterjo currie‘s been to theirtraining camp at st george's park. it's been 55 days since england's impressive run at this summer plus i broke up with that semi—final defeat against croatia. —— came to an end. this is the first time that

portland with all their problems.ht out of pockets of firemen and police men. once again a politician who puts his own political ambitions ahead of public safety. you telling me the police chief couldn't use that money to answer calls for emergency and put more men on the street? >> no, they are going to fund illegal aliens to help them stay in the united states which is going to be a further enticement for more people to dom sanctuary city like portland and even get an attorney. every illegal is going to be heading across the border to portland. steve: finance their choice. they can do whatever they want with their money. >> it's unfortunate. whenever you entice illegals into this country it puts law enforcement at risk. this isn't just about enforcing the law. this is about women being raped. children dying across rivers. women and children put in backs of cars and backs of tractor trailers. we see what happens. when you damages gel protection from ice, abolish ice, we will give you free attorney to help fight your

their first regular season match sees them travel to the portland trailblazers on the 19th of octoberfinals with former teams cleveland and miami is having to teach himself some new tricks though. iam nota i am not a very patient guy. i understand that they have to be patient, you know? right now. i need to be patient with myself, to, because this is a new start to me. —— i had to be patient. it is my first year. i napa played game of basketball, but this is all new to me. i have to be patient with myself 110w. “— me. i have to be patient with myself now. —— i know how to play the game. tyson fury‘s promoter has dared world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua to agree a unification bout. joshua holds the wba, wbo and ibf belts while deontay wilder is the wbc champion. wilder is scheduled to defend his belt against tyson fury and frank warren wants the winner of that fight to face joshua. the chairman of the company said that categorically they have a seven—year plan. that seven—year plan says they will have big guys and regurgitate who they are fighting. europe, many, the whole boxing

and powell's and portland, literary hot spot and so i'm going to ask a question, how many people herein the audience have written a book themselves? a few at least, yeah. half dozen or so. i'm not surprised. how many people here have ever thought about writing a book? [laughter] >> yeah. yeah. okay, well, that doesn't surprise me. all right, well, i'm going to start then by asking you to go along with me on a little thought experiment. you have decided you want to do a book and you are pitching it to an editor at a good new york publishing house and i want to think a little bit about that and having think about it with me and just give just a couple of bits of advice from personal experience. first of all, if you do this, when you go to pitch the book to this new york editor, do not say this is going to be a 400 page book about the history of molecular. no, don't say that. [laughter] >> don't even say no, no, the lighter side of molecular science in genetics, i promise you, it's not a good way to proceed. there are a couple of better ways and one of them is to say, well, look at these

that will allow us to actually go to the ballot in november and do what portland has done and have a per ride sur charge so there's a direction next us between the impact and our fund to transportation improvement this is san francisco. there are details but it is a 3.25% sur charge at its highest. we want to have a. d.a. rides so there's no charge on those. rides where there are multiple individuals that and it's a one and a half percent charge. i will give you all of that. i want to thank assembly member tinge as well as senator wiener and chu as well as the folks at lyft and uber who really, i think, want to turn the page and become a part of the solution and finally, it wouldn't have happened without my chief-of-staff whom i am profoundly thankful and madam president, i would like to make a motion to table item number 37. >> all right. table item 37. >> i'd like to tank my co sponsor kim, ronan, yee, fewer and mandelman. >> it's been seconds by supervisor kim. we'll take that without objection. all right. madam clerk. next item. >> item 38 is an ordinance to amend the planning co

you could see all the way from portland down through southern california, this ridge of high pressureo dry us out and warm us up. but just kind of looking ahead in towards the weekend coming up, september 29th through october 1st, we're going to be trending cooler. the chances of that is because of a low pressure system that could kick up some chances for possibly seeing some rain for parts of the north bay in through san francisco. we're still pretty far out but the models are trending the possibility so we're going to be also of course monitoring that. if you don't have anything to do today, the weather is going to be great, get out and enjoy viva kayei san jose. if you've never been, it's six miles, they clear out six miles of car-free streets so that you can go out with your bicycle, with your family, with your friends and your pets and enjoy kind of the beauty of san jose, really get a chance to look around and see what san jose has to offer. over the next seven days, the biggest notice in terms of the temperature change is going to come on tuesday and wednesday. look at san fran

put it in portland. portland, oregon.his makes no military, strategic or intelligence sense. >> you point out in one very telling anecdote which i assume you got from steve bannon that bannon tries to point out to him that he's going to have a problem running for the primary for the republican nomination because he really has never voted in a primary. and he says, no, no, i voted for 30 years in every one. and bannon says to him, no, you haven't. he says, yes, i have. he said it's a matter of public record. you've only voted once in 1988. and then he says, yeah, i guess that's right. >> it's not only steve bannon, but it's dave bossy who is another campaign aide but he makes all sorts of sweeping declarations. they point out that he's given all this money to democrats. he said, no, it's not true. they said here the records are and it proves it. well, that's okay. i'll just power over that essentially, which, of course, is the trump style. and when your president in the end, i think that there are about two or three moment

this is a scene inside her portland, maine, office.ching inside. kaylee hartung is there for us. and what's been going on? >> reporter: brooke, just as you're seeing those tensions high in washington, or in arizona, we're feeling those here too in maine, just outside of senator collins' office here in portland. you can see the cop cars behind me. those called to help keep the peace in senator collins' office earlier today. there was a group of women who had hoped to organize a sit-in for maybe 15 or 20 women today. but hundreds showed up. senator collins' staff inundated by this large volume of people, really wanting to share their concern, their frustration and their objection to brett kavanaugh. you heard shouts like, "all of maine is waiting." they were asking the one member of the staff there to field their comments when they would hear anything from senator collins as she and lisa murkowski as well have been tight-lipped about where they stand at this point. about you that one woman saying she's not a spokeswoman, simply there to

we go to portland, tennessee. in ohio rather. caller: hello. both dr.en watching ford and kavanaugh all day long. contrary to what [indiscernible] not as learned a doctor as judge kavanaugh is. [indiscernible] believe her story but i also kavanaugh -- when you're 15 years old, 16 years old, 17 years old, it doesn't take [indiscernible] host: i will let you go. you are breaking up a little on us. kim on thevada, independent line. caller: [indiscernible] all [indiscernible] beginninge since the of judge kavanaugh's hearing. --st of all he came across .enefit of the doubt vacillatee started to with regards to his [indiscernible] wholel answers -- or answer citizen across -- or whole answers to the democrats [indiscernible] remembering to how i findctivity at 17, that is not very truthful. cap can you remember what you and have a calendar of every act you did? these other women calling it are trying to denigrate the women [indiscernible] against thisr case potential -- is a problem. host: elizabeth in washington state. we are showing you video. we

from portland maine to portland oregon, now pushing for noncitizens voting rights. they are calling noncitizens voting the new civil right. that is why citizen voters has been formed. we seek a simple constitutional amendment. it says, voting in all elections for public office and public initiative in the united states shall be limited to citizens of the united states. 23 words. that is the entire amendment. it is not about keeping noncitizens from voting illegally, it is about keeping noncitizens from voting illegally. isn't it time we make sure every voter is a u.s. citizen? we need your help. sign up and show your support. post the link on your social network and tell others to join our effort. call your congressman and senators and tell them to support the citizen voters amendment. it is time for the 28th amendment, to limit voting in the united states to citizens of the united states. it is time for the citizens voters amendment. >> this issue is going to appear this fall on the north dakota ballot. it codifies in their state constitution, the requirement that

portland, maine.u, everywhere i go, every city with very few exceptions, all you see is building cranes. you see new factories being built, new warehouses, apartment buildings, condominiums. this is the biggest construction boom we have had -- i'm not going to see in history, but one of the biggest construction boons we have it. you talk about infrastructure. my goodness, everywhere i go, all i see is infrastructure is being built. >> thank you, erica. >> my ride into work this morning was a little scary. >> i'm going to be on the bqe in about an hour and it's a different story. >> we have to fix the roads. you're right about that. >> it's very bifurcated. most of the real estate boom in this country is in the top 12 markets. i agree, there are cranes in some rich areas in certain cities, but there's still a lot of communities around this country where we need to do public infrastructure programs, and that's something we don't hear the president talk about. >> it's not just the top 12 cities, though.

portland state university's boarard of trustees voted d in 5 to arm campus police officers. students at psu have set up an occupy-style encampment outside the campus security office demanding they reverse the popolicy. in southern mexico, federal and state police have disarmed the entire police force of the resort city of acacapulco, issug arrest warrants for a pair of police commanders accused of carrying out killings on behalf of drurug cartels.s. soldiers, marines, and state police will take over sesecurity in the city of 800,000 people. last year acapulco had one of , the highest murder rates in the world. and in mexico city, friends and relatives of 43 students who vanished from the ayotzinapa teachers' school in 2014 met with mexico's president-elect andres manuel lopez obrador wednesday, on the 4th anniversary of the students' disappearance. the students were attacked byy local police in 2014 and are presumumed dead. international experts say the mexicacan military and federal police also playeded a role in their disappearance. this is epepifanio a alvarez, ,r of miss

portland oregon is sitting ready ready to intersent any aircraft that threatens america's midwest. rough riders at the 75th strategic missile squadron are maintaining our nation's nuclear deterrent at air force base in north dakota today. the 36th airlift squadron, the dakota air force base is providing forward-based tactical airlift in japan and throughout the pacific. some of you who are not in one of these operational squadrons may be asking yourselves, what's your role? what about you? let me tell you something. i'm not on that chart. general goldstein is not on that chart. in fact, not a single general officer in the united states air force is on that truck. it takes all of us to get that combat power ready and able to fight. a fifth is nothing without the weight of the body behind it. the chief and i were asked in march what it would take for the air force to implement the national defense strategy, to confront innovative adversaries seeking to dominate their neighbors? what does it take in as airmen, we should be able to answer that question. the defense strategy tell us us

portland, plymouth, north biscay, northerly or northeasterly, four orfive, showers later, good.g the day on bbc radio 4. it's a pretty big undertaking to paddle in all the areas. the funny thing about the shipping forecast is that i think so few people understand its actual meaning or relevance, but so many people love it and enjoy listening to it. so there's this funny balance between its meaning, or its practical meaning, and its cultural meaning, in a way. south biscay, variable, three or four... the radio was on quite a lot in our house when i grew up. so in a way it was a bit of a background. so you'd hear this regular rhythm of something being read out. east sole, lundy, fastnet, irish sea. while i was growing up, we had a small boat on the east coast of england. because of that we also grew up listening to the forecast having a real meaning and trying to understand what it would mean and writing it down. so i have two days to go. i'm going through all my stuff. it's a bit daunting because i have to get all of this stuff into a kayak. ijust am going through what i can take

keeping rainfall near portland and squaueattle. no rainfall from those three systems. the bottom line is the pattern is starting to change. that's good news. that's exactly lly what we nee happen. s >> you snuck in 90 on friday. >> we'll last her off. >> thanks. >>> still to come here at 5:00, caught on camera in concord. a couple of thieves making off with packages. the video police are using to hopefully catch them. >>> marking a milestone. a big day for ellen. more reason for her to dance. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. - (phone ringing)a phones offers - big button,ecialized phones... and volume-enhanced phones., get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit "luxer package kiosk syste

"the portland press herald" shot this video.dful of progressives and democrats to sway against brett kavanaugh. senator collins hasn't said how she'll vote but she says she did talk to brett kavanaugh on the phone today for about an hour. the office not saying what they talked about, but what a day to schedule this particular phone call with this particular nominee. today was the day we got this report from join mayer and ronan farrow at the "new yorker," detailing the nature of the complaint contained in the letter that was forwarded to the fbi about brett kavanaugh from senator feinstein this week. the allegations in that letter concern an incident when brett kavanaugh was in high school. brett kavanaugh has denied the allegations, telling the "new yorker," quote, i categorically and unequivocally deny this allegation. i did not do this back in high school or at any time. i classmate of kavanaugh's was also mentioned in the letter. he has today been tracked down by news outlets. that classmate also denies the allegations. the

here is video of colin kaepernick just outside of portland, oregon -- at the nike headquters. nike employees... thanked the company for their support and for making him the face of their new "just do it" campaign. experts say nike certaintly did its homework when choosing kap. there has been some tangible backlash from the new nike campaign. for one... the college of the ozarks ... a small christian college in missouri... will no longer wear athletic apparel manufactured by nike. the school )s president says kaepernick was quote -- "promoting an attitude of division and disrespect toward america." kaepernick is currently in litigation against the nfl ... claiming team owners colluded to keep him out of the league. and what started this all... kap )s protesting of police brutality during the national anthem... it didn )t appear that players from either team in last night s game protested during the anthem. there was plenty of reaction to the commerical on social media ... the president tweeting "what was nike thinking?" happening today - leaders of a south bay little league are

believe these reforms are misguided denver and portland are planning to cap campaign donations at five hundred dollars but face it politicians are expensive mayors are not something you can pick up that costs go in bulk. maybe come. drollery oh yeah. definitely comptrollers if we lower campaign donations we could give average people a chance to actually run for office and yes that's precisely the problem average people will just be bribed for less. five hundred dollars justin trudeau could be bought with a fun pair of socks. who knows what an attorney general would do for this baskin robbins punch card. wow it is true that no no no it's seventy percent finish ok i had to do a lot of dirty things to get this. but you know would be able to resist former mayor bloomberg his two thousand nine campaign crossed a hundred and two billion dollars bloomberg has unfair advantage over normal people who aren't billionaires precisely the only politicians those spend upwards of seventy percent of their time raising money and for what media consultants obviously. they're the ones who turn out the cam

it happened today just before 3:00 at the corner of portland and ellsworth. police say the flat bed truck was towing a trailer at the time. the woman was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. the driver stayed on the scene and is cooperating. >>> santa rosa police looking for two drivers snrovd a deadly hit and run this weekend. a witness told police that a driver in a brown or maroon sudan first hit a pedestrian saturday night. officers say the woman pulled over and got out but then got back in her car and took off. several other vehicles drove around the victim. then police say a second driver in a white sudan ran over the victim and dragged him for a distance. that driver was caught on surveillance video. investigators say the white sudan may have a spoiler and should have some front damage to the car. >>> two cars mangled in san jose the result of a deadly head on collision this afternoon. the crash happened just after 2:00 on mckeen road south of bailey avenue. the area was shutdown for hours. one of the drivers, a 32-year-old man was ki

it will say through seattle and portland. the next five days, a half inch to one inch there. for us, temperatures will be dropping and i think you're going to like the result of that. let's start off into your tuesday morning forecast. we'll see a f know, we'll have a lot in the way of sunshine tomorrow. a nice beginning here for us. 59 in the south bay. the also not much fog here for the north bay. san francisco east with more 50s as well. temperatures dropping about 3 to 6 degrees in response to the cooler system developing near our coastline. this will leave us with very beautiful weather across the south bay. 78 in cupertino. 79 downtown san jose. right over to gilroy. we are at a cooler 83 in walnut creek. 84 in pleasanton. you're still up to 87 in antioch. at least out of the 90s. you head over to oakland and at 73. beautiful day for the peninsula. 76 here in redwood city. little bit of a breeze out of the northwest at 10. in san francisco, it's going to be that cool wind that will keep us at 64 through the marina and 68 in the mission. right here through marin, napa an

system that gets close to us the next 15 days, i see three of them the first two rain in seattle and portland the third system is offshore by the 12th right through about the 19th and it tries to bring showers close to the bay area and not calling for nil rainfall yet but that is promising that at least we're starting to see things change out here in the pacific. just reel is in. >> exactly. >> i like that. >> yeah, we'll bring it in for you. thanks, jeff. >> coming up, do not eat or buy. a new warning about a popular s along state roads and more than 1,000 drivers were arrested for dui. that number is slightly higher than last year. we're back in a moment. we )re g about stolen mail - from porch delivery thefts to mailbox burglaries. how you can see what )s coming n rhe ml, andhen - from phone! and any breaking news from overnight. when you join us tomorrow from 4:30 to 7. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. rockin' my peers. puttin' suckas in fear. don't you dare stare. you better move. listen to the bass go boom. i'm gonna knock you out. mama said knock you out. don't call

shot a third—round 69 to establish a two—stroke lead heading into the final round of the lpga s portlandl the sport for now. india at 29—3, chasing england to win. i'll have more in the next hour. we are now going to take a look at the weather. yesterday we saw lots of sunshine, it was pretty warm to. todayis of sunshine, it was pretty warm to. today is a similar story, another warm day. the best of the sunshine in the east.

who was saved by his halo protection device there was a very similar incident at the indy car in portland on sunday on the first lap a big accident or marco andretti car fly through the air and over to others before eventually landing upside down on board footage from james hinchcliffe car showdown directory's car sailing over his head no one was injured as for the race when that went to axe formula one driver takuma sato. outsource for financial or both thanks very much indeed and that's it for me for this news of a latino is back in just a moment to say whether. right senator. with bureaus spawning six continents across the globe. to do. al-jazeera has correspondents live in green the stories they tell us. about it. is iraq fluent in world news taiwan. a sovereign island state or a renegade province of china that must soon return to mainland control. as the battle for taiwanese hearts and minds intensifies. people in power investigates the tactics of those to whom reunification is only a matter of time. taiwan spies lies and prostrate toddies on a. today is a sad day for me and more reu

renee fay- leblanc is the chief medical officer at greater portland health, where abouof its nearly 11,000ients are on mainecare >> mainecare is important for people to be able to get to the place where they can work, provide for their families. >> repo that eligibility for mainecare will decline as a result of the new work requirements. dr. fay-leblanc says the consequences for losing access to m death. can be life and >> i had a patient who did not have mainecare. he was having a lot of symptoms that hadn't been explained yet or diagnosed, and yet he refused to go to the hospital because he didn't want to rack up more medical debt. and that patient died last year. and i firmly believe that if he had had access to mainecare and could have gotten his medications and a real, thorough work-up for the symptoms that he was experiencing, he wouldn't ve died. >> maine today is considered an absolute national leader. >> reporter: mary mayhew says asking able-bodied recipients of snap benefits or mainecare to work is not about shrinking the programs or punishing those who need help. >> this is not