we have a good family friend in portland p who works for the portland police department and he's expressedthings are getting out of hand. my own familiarly and friends that are still there -- family and friends that are still there, they can't get to work sometimes because protests are holding up traffic. store windows are being smashed in. what we're seeing is glorified, blown out of proportion temper taken trumtion. temper tantrums. these can be traced back to college campuses. heather: go to where it begins and perhaps do something about that on campus as well. begin there. thank you so much, emma. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. heather: the time now is 8 minutes in p front of the top of the hour. imagine this, a huge piece of plywood slicing through your windshield. how the driver inside managed to walk away from this without a scratch. and stop talking, clean the bathroom and feed your cat. that's dropping the hammer on juliannjulian asaunge, the new f he wants the internet tonight. ♪ i don't want to lose your love tonight. heather: welcome back. president trump making goo

how much coverage did this get in portland? any civic or political leaders in portland raise any outcry about this violence? >> some was recorded over the weekend on saturday. that was a protest organized by don't shoot portland which is a black lives matter type of group. they were protesting the police involved shooting of a man who is suspected of shooting two people. well, the police here take a hands off approach most of the time with protestors. what you saw on saturday in the video, the demonstrators were allowed to take over a street in downtown portland and direct traffic and threaten drivers. stop traffic while the police looked on from a block away because they were afraid of inflaming the situation. >> tucker: did democratic political leaders in portland denounce the violence? >> not as far as i know. the story is being framed in a partisan way on your show. the fact of the matter on hand is the portland mayor also doubles as at police commissioner. i am not privy to the internal conversations he may have with the p

the portland mayor did speak out. just listen. >> i was appalled by what i saw in the video but i support the decision of the portland police not to intervene. this whole incident will be investigated. >> laura: he supports the decision not to intervene. quickly, close it out for us. >> well, the idea of not in not intervening means more officers are going to have their lives io injury or death the next time. because this will escalate. people had guns. people had clubs. you can pass laws in the city of portland to actually curb this by saying no masks, no disguise disguises, no certain pieces of wood on signs. you can curb this but if you don't want to do that, which the mayor seems to not want to do, then you're going to have more violence, and i really feel sorry for the officers that have to put up with this kind of conduct and have to stand there and do nothing. >> laura: i don't know how you recruit officers in this atmosphere being created mostly on the left. mark, thank you so much. forget about a wall. if the

she is 16 and from portland and would like to ask about mental health. >> good evening. my question is for governor brown and representative buehler, considering the high student to counselor ratio across oregon schools and the lack of resources readily available to students, what things such as school-based health clinics do you plan on implementing to ensure all students have the opportunity to receive the help and guidance they need if a counselor is not available? >> governor brown. >> thank you for that question. i've heard from many students like yourself who feel it's so important to have access to, but not just mental health care, but medical care in the schools, and, of course, having access to more school counselors. so i would certainly work to make sure that we have more school counselors in our schools. the counselors i've spoken to said they meet the needs of sometimes 500 to 800 students. so that's not okay. and so we're working to make sure that we have more counselors in our schools. i'm absolutely committed to expanding access to school-based clinics. i

city of portland is hit by turmoil as self-styled anti-fascist activist voices are heard will lose but he says well it's not sure the protests that have launched michael's presidency over the last seventeen months so he doesn't seem to have taken any new just a new change who he says he is carrying out the manifesto that he was elected on but the people here say they will still have to change course and to me show that you can speak on t.v. . will self styled anti-fascist activists have caused outrage in the u.s. city of portland oregon after they blocked traffic and attacked cars on a protest against police brutality and he's kind of a mop and comments things got rowdy in downtown portland now it was in the aftermath of a vigil for an african-american man who had been killed by police officers now the vigil itself was peaceful but afterwards protesters poured into the streets and things got intense people described the scene as chaos random people in cars driving by were harassed by the protesters let's take a look at some of the video that came out of the incident in downtown portlan

left wing anti trump activists have caused the turmoil in central portland in the u.s. state of oregon after they blocked traffic and attacked cars trying to get through arteries killam up in the commons. things got rowdy in downtown portland now it was in the aftermath of a vigil for an african-american man who had been killed by police officers now the vigil itself was peaceful but afterwards protesters poured into the streets and things got intense people described the scene as chaos random people in cars driving by were harassed by the protesters let's take a look at some of the video that came out of the incident in downtown portland. ted cruz the senator from texas was simply having dinner with his wife he was in a restaurant and soon he was surrounded by left wing activists who are furious about the the situation regarding brett kavanaugh i controversial supreme court justice who has just confirmed now of the protesters interrupted him this took place in september and after the incident took place there was actually a threatening tweet that was made on social med

>> shannon: portland, oregon, police protect the rights of an t5 to protest.tland's citizens complained the active fat activists blocked there right away. the police did nothing. police officers monitoring the protest pate they did not intervene in order to protect the rights of the protesters. the activists were diverting traffic during demonstration about the shooting death of a black man by portland police. the union representing icy employees has asked state and federal officials to open a criminal investigation of portland mayor ted wheeler over his direction of a police response to i.c.e. protests over the summer. demonstrators blocked areas around the i.c.e. office, set up camps and clashed with federal police officers. california secretary of state demanding a new investigation into the dmv. blaming a processing error for improperly registering noncitizens to vote in california. the dmv said none of the people registered are in the country illegally. here is one noncitizen who got registered by the dmv. >> i got this piece of cardboard that said congra

i would be curious to find out what it's like in portland.utiful city but if you can have law and order, you will not want to live there. >> greg: they are moving the homeless to specific areas of the city that are away from people who are wealthy or so they are hurting new homeowners just moving in and then they have people -- >> kennedy: and small businesses. >> juan: didn't you have moving out of san francisco because they were pooping in the streets. you have everybody moving out of everywhere. >> greg: kanye west is heading to the white house. that's next. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go national. go like a pro. see what i did there? -of course, daniel. -fridge, weather. -clear skies and 75. -trash can, turn on the tv. -my pleasure. -ice dispenser, find me a dog sitter. -okay. -and make ice. -pi

turmoil in the city of portland. demonstrators blocked traffic and cars and the latest action by left wing activists in the u.s. . russia dismisses the latest findings of the investigative group of. which says it has identified the second suspect in the script poisoning came. our broadcast live direct from our studios in moscow this is r.t. international and sean thomas is certainly glad to have you with us all right shocking scenes in paris as police fired tear gas at tens of thousands protesting against the french president's reforms five people rallying against a manual labor education and transport reforms were arrested discontent was nationwide as more than one hundred rallies were held across the nation as the story. thousands and come out to the streets of paris to protest against the policies of my own government those two words hard workers and students all coming together to show that they're unhappy with those policies that have already been passed in the reforms of the two to be passed over the next few y

now not just in the portland metro area but all across the state of oregon. have rolled up my sleeves the last six months and looked at successful programs and facilities across the state that are handling this well. you will find a commonality. the commonality is those places that solve this problem, those cities offer compassion and tough love. meaning they offer compassion, expect responsibility and develop independence. as governor, i will concentrate resources and funds on those programs that make a difference. rep. buehler: opportunity to rebut -- gov. brown: opportunity to rebut. my opponent is proposing a drop in the bucket. since i became governor we invested $300 million. i'm proposing we invest $370 million more. not just to get children off the streets, but our chronically homeless, including wraparound services like drug treatment, employment services and access to comprehensive mental health. my opponent opposes the measures that support low income families. the $300 million i invested went to rental assistance and it went to homelessness preven

we are going to take you live to portland, oregon, for the governors debate that just got underway. democratic governor k brown delivered her opening statement. she is facing knute buehler, and independent challenger patrick stearns. live coverage here on c-span. capture a lot of carbon. i have a strong background in protecting oak grove forest. i also want to pitch a new idea among supporting measures that have been discussed. producing electric freeways. i can see oregon developing with oh. electric freeways all over the state so we wouldn't have to charge over the state and travel from medford to portland, or ontario on our state highway. thank you for the good question. >> our next question is from olivia. she is 17. she wants to ask about e-cigarettes. >> governor brown, we will start with you. for governorn is brown and representative beeler. oregon'shelped raise legal age to buy e-cigarettes to 21. despite the law, oregon students continue to see the bathing in our high schools among students of all walks of life. last month, the fda declared julls and e-cigarette dangerous f

portland. we'll tell you more about the huge role of the life of the community shortly. >>> but we begin with the "the washington post" journalist whose disappearance ignited an international crisis. nbc news has learned the turks have recordings they say prove jamal khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate and there are growing questions over how the trump administration will respond. richard engel is in turkey for us tonight. what is the latest? >> reporter: late tonight president trump is demanding answers and said he'll call the king of saudi arabia as evidence is growing that this consulate was the scene of a gruesome murder. turkish officials say when journalist jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate here he was walking right into a deadly trap. officials tell nbc news the turks have recordings proving khashoggi was killed inside. according to "washington post" on the recordings you can hear khashoggi was detained when he entered, killed and dismembered, one official sayin

the rain, the thick rain, where is it, it's in portland and seattle, high pressure is nosing in and we're well up on the lows, and mid-40s, upper 40s, santa clara is 58 and santa rosa 57. the high builds in for a couple of days. that will take us into saturday. 60s and 70s around the bay and upper 70s to near 80 inland. >>> sal will tell us about the commute on the altamont pass. >> we're approaching, we have slowing there this morning as you drive on 205 and 580, you can see traffic will be slow if you're driving that way. you can see it's also going to be better by the time you reach livermore. this is typical. if you drive it every day, there's nothing unusual about it. it's pretty good from dublin to hayward. >>> this traffic is moving nicely in oakland, a couple of lanes have crowding, back to you at the desk. >>> we begin with developing news where another package turned up moments ago, a package was sent to robert de niro and that package was sent to a building in the new york tribeca neighborhood that houses a production company and restaurant. >>> according to reports, a suspicio

this comes as portland mayor ted wheeler reveals that on august 4, portland police found a hidden group of patriot prayer members on a rooftop with a cache of guns right before the white supremacists took to the streets for a rally. no arrests were made that day and portland police instead fired rubber bullets at anti-fascist protesters at the march. portland police chief danielle outlaw later said the counter-protesters were acting like children and were "mad because i kicked your butt." in malta, supporters and loved ones of mamaltese journalist daphne caruana galizia gathered on tuesday to o commemorate one year since her murder by an unknown assailant. galizia was a wewell-known investigative reporter who reported on corruption at the highest levels of the maltese government, including tax evasion, nepotism, and money laundering. she faced personal and legal threats, harassment and arrests because of her work. the investigation into galizia's murder has been criticicized for itits lack of independenence and efficiency. her son matthew galizia said -- "it appears that there is a comp

fishing out of portland in dorset... is this you here then?wrasse for salmon farming company loch duart. last year 130,000 wrasse were caught in the portland and weymouth area, for use on salmon farms. that's a little ballan wrasse. that's a ballan, that's what we're looking for... loch duart only want luke to catch ballan wrasse as they're thought to be the hardiest wrasse species, best suited for surviving the journey to scotland and adapting to life in the salmon pens. just too small, by a centimetre. it says 18 and 28 there. so they're the two marks, it's got to be between those two marks. they're the two marks, yeah. so he goes back? he goes back. across the south coast the ifcas — the inshore fisheries and conservation authorities — have placed some controls on this new fishery. here they've asked salmon companies and fishermen to sign up to voluntary guidelines, including a close season, protected no—take zones, and minimum and maximum sizes for each species. obviously it's not law but, you know, we stick to it. most of the fish luke ca

(jrs) a man in portland-maine lost his beloved pet after being taken advantage of...but...there's nowpy ending.(justine) john crisos has the story of how he was able to find a new forever friend. natsangel is a three-year-old corgi mix - a playful pup in need of a home. natspete cole is a disabled portland man in need of a friend to help heal his broken heart.natscole's pug gizmo died six months ago from cancer.when he tried to get another dog, he got wrapped-up in an overseas puppy selling scam -- costing him 500 dollars.pete cole, angel's owner: "after that scam situation i was so mad i didn't know what to think. i didn't think i was going to get a dog" last night the i- team exposed the scam and the website.pete cole, angel's owner: "i mean, yesterday was kind of rough - i just stayed in bed all day yesterday. didn't ... didn't have no umph" natstoday -- with the help of the i-team and the animal refuge league of greater portland -- two strangers, each in need of something, becoming fast friends.jeana roth, animal refuge league: "there's nothing like the companionship of an animal.

any rain is in seattle and portland. it's controlling all of california, the ridge of high pressure is building in. this is in novato and there's a will of 50s, mid-50s for some. concord is in there, blackhawk, danville, walnut crease and pinola is at 50s, we'll have hazy sunshine and warmer temperatures, we started the process yesterday, it continues into saturday. so the warming, not record highs or anything, watch out for the fog that's two stories here, that's one and the afternoon, temperatures will bump up. 70s to near 80s for others. 6:31, i'm sure sal has fog on his traffic cameras. >> we're getting slower, steve, definitely. we're seeing traffic on the richmond bridge, of course. it looks okay if you're driving into san raphael and highway 101 southbound is beginning to slow in parts of sonoma and marin county. look at 80, a lot of slowing coming to the bay bridge, and then you add 20 or so minutes to wait in line at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see san mateo a bridge can be an option. and there's a backup

that he and i'd like to ask you something you can't even ited states for the portland thorns and had to belittle having a very good season so far the bonus league one of their best starts yet do you get to they get any exposure like that where you are. so they get exposure so does this have on t.v. do you see of course but you have to search for it i mean it's not very popular in the us but yeah i'm following the bundesliga and then i'm following hatter i can see some of the positive trend justin think is positive trends they've been on a very good run did you expect mr the beginning of the season no not really i think on the whole they can be very happy with their start of the season probably a bit disappointed about today though two points dropped i think for them they're losing that one hundred percent record at home missed a chance to go third in the can probably in elements of frustration that that attacking spark that we've seen from them in the us your games this season wasn't quite that today but credit to freiburg they stuck in when they needed to i think it would have been

pundits on the show the goalkeeper goalkeeper for germany two time world cup winner and current portland thorns goalkeeping coach that i'm going to welcome to the show we've got some pictures from your career which i'd like to show you i mean the two thousand and seven world cup and must be an absolute highlights of your career you didn't concede a single goal on the way to lifting the trophy to parts of the golden generation also won five euros european championships in a row and of course you well through the year in two thousand and thirteen your career with the national team spanned almost twenty years but we have something special for you we know that goalkeeper goalkeeping isn't your only talent is have a listen. i have to i have to admit that's not a side i was expecting to see of you how long did your music career last. yes before my singing kariya even started it was over. a one hit wonder when one of it was a good hit that i like to bring in jonathan crane very. sports desk there i ask about your music career are you going to have one hit more than me my music room. shower room

this is out of more than 180 city, only behind portland, oregon. it looked at affordability, diversity and quality of food. sacramento coming in at 16th. oakland, 19th. san jose, 42nd. and santa rosa is 65th on that menu. >> let's make reservations. >> why is portland above us? you said affordability. oh, yeah. >> yeah, there's that. all right. good day to go out, right? any day is. >> i mean, we've had some really nice weather. we can't complain. today will be very much like yesterday. as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge and it's a nice morning and fog free. as we get a look at the seven-day forecast, it's coming up at the bottom of the screen in the south bay as we look at your current temperatures. look at these numbers. nap napa, 49 degrees. 55 san jose. 55 also in paolo altollo alto. if you're headed out to the gym, it will be the mid-50s with a few clouds drifting by and mostly sunny skies headed in later this morning. temperatures trending into the mid-60s. let's go to the south bay and look at our highs for this afterno

a little bit of fog, rain, rain, up in seattle and portland, and not here for a while. i don't see anything. that's the signature of a ridge of high pressure controlling all of california. 40s and 50s on the temperatures, low 50s for some. there you go, 48 morgan hill, that's down from 6 from yesterday, 40s in the santa cruz mountains, low 50s, and that's around santa rosa and santa claire, a we have fog coming in on coast, there's a much pattern than yesterday. it's thick inland, the ridge of high pressure will give us a warm day today. this will be the warmest day, it will be nice on saturday. and it's cooler and upper 70s and low 80s, it's very nice, but the 80s don't last that long, days are shorter and nights are longer, it looks cooler on sundays, the system sweeps by to the north. it's still good going into saturday, cooler sunday and monday. >> i see, the time is 4:50, the little league coach is not happy with the local ballpark, how he plans to move his too many to some place else and why the coach is not the only one complaining about the ball field. the natur

invest billions in new bridge between vancouver and portland? >> certainly there has been underinvestment in oregon's transportation. for decades. our bridges and roads, unfortunately the columbia river crossing project is nearly $300 million and not a single shovel of dirt was turned. unfortunately, governor brown when she was secretary of state, didn't even look into the situation. it was her duty as head of audit but we do need to invest more in our infrastructure. i vote against the transportation package. the 2017 session. i didn't think it had enough investment for these type of important projects. especially for the metro area. i knew also the governor's policy tolling. tolling importantly, not to yield new bridges, i think we should build a new bridge. but tolling to change their behavior. to get them out of there vehicles and not to add capacity. i'm against it for that purpose. >> i think that before we move forward on the columbia river crossing, i want to see washington eating two criteria. they are really serious about fixing the br

in oregon, home to quirky and prosperous portland, it's increased more than 5%.equila, who's part of that statistic. tequila is a transgender man who became homeless after a breakup with a violent partner. they now live in this homeless camp in portland but say everyone there would move into affordable housing if they could find it. last year philip alston, a un investigator, travelled across america to look at poverty and human rights there. he wrote a scathing report in which he said that, for many, the american dream was becoming the american illusion. this is his assessment of homelessness in the us. with the resistance certainly of the federal government, its policies under the administration have been to cut back as much as possible on various housing benefits and i think the worst is probably yet to come. it is going however to get much worse because, inequality is being pumped up at a great rate through the enormous tax cuts and the welfare cuts that are coming. they will be very dramatic. our reporter hugo bachega has been investigating homelessness in t

--lakeshow in portland... james getting right to work...omahawk dunks for his 1st two baskets in l-a. --but the blazers walked away the winners... damian lillard...oakland's own, splits the defense and goes to the rack for the and-1. he finished with a game- high 28, james with 26. --128-119 portland your final. moving over to college football-- the stanford cardinal with a primetime outing on thursday night. --david shaw's crew visiting herm edwards out in tempe. --not quite the barnburner, 3rd-quarter--game tied at 6... kj costello...hits jj arcega whiteside for a 28-yard strike. devils made a late run, but couldn't tie in the final seconds. --cardinal win 20-13. finally, after two weeks away, the sharks back at the tank. --sharkies hosting the sabres...and well-dressed for the occasion. check out the debut of the black, 'stealth' jerseys. ---logan couture...looking and playing sharp. lit the lamp in the 1st, then twice in the 3rd for the hat trick... the 3rd time that's happened in his career. --san jose victorious... 5-1. (weather)(weat

well things got pretty rowdy in downtown portland it was after a vigil for an african-american man who was killed by a police officer now the vigil was peaceful but after the vigil concluded things got pretty rough people described the scene as chaos random motorists were being harassed let's take a look at some of the video that came out from the incident in portland. now in recent incept in september we saw ted cruz the congressman a senator from texas he was having dinner with his wife in a restaurant and we saw a crowd of left wing activists come into the restaurant and harass him and his wife regarding the brett kavanaugh confirmation that's the supreme court justice that was just confirmed amid a huge amount of controversy ted cruz and his wife were eating dinner and the crowd approached them in the restaurant let's take a look at what happened as the senator ted cruz and his wife were just trying to eat dinner. the. only. thing that was difficult to present was that the said that they have identified through social media. who the man has been described as the second suspect in t

fall is up north, and we have rain in portland, seattle. we're not going to see rain for at least a week to ten days. high pressure, we're getting it chewed up, and tomorrow we'll have cooper temperatures. today it's sunshine and warmer 40s for few and danville, dublin and pleasanton, there's your morning superfecta, i take out little in taxes, i pay you well. this system right there, the fog will come in and it will knock down and it will give int seeing? >> it's friday, so two things, traffic is lighter and it's spread out more. so if you are driving in vallejo, for the most part it looks good, there's a little slowing on 37 heading to sonoma county. it's better than it normally is. this is getting out to rip monday and the bay bridge toll plaza and when you get to the toll plaza there's a little backup and metering lights are on. 15 to 20, it's 5 to 10. i would say it's closer to 10 than it is to 20. back to you at the desk. >>> the investigation into the source of the mail bomb, they say they're focused on florida. they say at least som

street fights from far left and right activists in portland this weekend. nbc's matt bradley has more. >> reporter: on both sides of the country, both political extremes took their rage to the streets. street rights in portland, oregon, and a group called proud boys and latifah, short for anti-fascist. showing how america's political conversation is forgetting to er obama attorney general raised eyebrows. when they go low, we go high. they go low, we kick them. >> reporter: later saying he was not advocating violence. two days later, scott wagner, a republican candidate told his opponent -- >> you better put a catcher's mask all over your face because i will stomp over with golf spikes because i will win this. >> reporter: some like new york governor andrew cuomo says it's trickle down rhetoric. >> i hold the president responsible. when you start to demonize differences. when you fan the flames of racism and division you can create a fire out of control. >> reporter: the proud boys say they're inspired by donald trump. >> i think the proud boys and donald t

portland and seattle getting our share. do you see anything, no, it doesn't look like a slam dunk. >>> 60s 70s a few low and mid- 80s, there's the ridge of high pressure building in big time. it's controlling all of the west coast, california, pacific northwest, still getting rain. but, our temperatures continue to bump up, tuesday, 60s on high temperatures, we're looking at 70s and 80s, napa, 78, and redwood city, from 79, 81 to 82, and fog is on the coast, parts of it, nothing like yesterday, when it was all over the place, coast, bay it was thick, santa rosa and lake hovering close to the same temperatures. sfo 56, half moon bay is 56, we're running a little cool here, 1-5 degrees compared yesterday except jose minus 5. and that's due to the clear skies not the fog. gray done is hanging in at 42, and wood acre that's at 1500, there's your warm air a loft. 56 with novato at 45. there are temperatures on the cool side and some quite mild to warm. 4741 sacramento. inland it will be sunshine and warmer temperatures. the syst

in portland, oregon, the incumbent congressman is talking about marijuana.e democratic representative blumenauer, who joins us from portland. good to have you with us. "bloomberg markets likewise -- rep. blumenauer: likewise. david: explain why the issue of marijuana resonates with your constituents. rep. blumenauer: oregon was the first state to decriminalize marijuana. totland, oregon is reputed be a progressive community, but actually, this is an issue that deals to conservatives and -- appeals to conservatives and liberals alike. people understand federal regulation of marijuana is flawed. it is not highly addictive. it does have medicinal uses. we are part of a wave that is taking place across the country, where over 30 states have decided, by the voters, to be opposed to the failed policy of prohibition of marijuana. david: explain a little bit the economics about it. you sit on the house ways and means committee, i believe. potentially -- --ld this be essentially -- d this be potentially rep. blumenauer: a national tax would be a new source of revenue

in portland they are blocking traffic and assaulting pedestrians, intimidating commuters. settle your political disputes, you have your shot in 22 days from now. whether this type of violence occurs on the left or the right, we know it should be the duty of elected officials and leaders to strongly confirm these actions. sadly we can also report tonight, instead of calling out, these mobs were what they are doing in this violence, they are being spurred on by demonizing political differences, vilifying people who have different points of view. it's happening from the left. this sounds like a call to arms or marching orders on behalf of some people, and it's extraordinarily dangerous. take a look. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about. that's why i believe if we are fortunate enough to win back the house and/or the senate, that's when civility can start again. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd. and you

live in portland, maine, hometown of susan collins with the very latest is kaylee hartung. >> reporterwomen who have never been politically active before feel a responsibility to make their voices heard. >> this is where i needed to be. this is the work i needed to be doing today and encouraging susan kolecollins to please vot. >> reporter: they've come to deliver a very important message to susan collins and her staff. >> it happened to me and she was as credible witness as i've seen in 17 years practicing law. i believe her. >> i believed he was going to rape me. >> reporter: brett kavanaugh has repeatedly denied the allegations. still, christine blasey-ford's testimony before the committee a trigger to organize. >> it was gut wrenching. her story is like so many other people's stories. if it was me, i wouldn't want to feel alone either. >> reporter: protests from maine. >> senator collins is listening, what she's telling young women is that your bodies don't matter. they're not yours. and these boys can do anything they want. >> reporter: to alaska. >> hey hey, ho, ho, supreme court

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when i was teaching literature at portland state i had students come to portland to go to college from the east coast. who said in taking my class i came with because i thought out there i could be who i want to be an experience freedom and independence, the place where one can be free and independent. and of course there is disappointment which relates back again to the homestead movement where all these people who came out and homesteaded in the early 1910s, 95% of them failed and the whole history of the west is a history of disappointment and failure. that has not made it into the story that we all tell ourselves about the west. it is still a mythical story about freedom and independence and the cowboy hero.>> let me open it up to the audience. >> molly i was intrigued by your comment and i was further intrigued that nine out of 10 versus one woman, my question is is there a way to give us a sense of the homestead area, what was the sense. >> my own background is in later. of the homestead movement so i will turn that part of the question over to them but what i do know is that wom

you can see lindsey on tour starting sunday in portland, oregon. and stormy daniels will be with us. she has a new book about some things, and we'll have music from kacey musgraves. and later this week, ryan gosling, lena dunham, dana white, frank grillo, comedian devin field and music from young the giant. so please join us for all of that. last, i don't know, like it was not even a week ago, karma triumphed again when our first guest won his very first ever prime time emmy ward, four decades after his first nomination. he got it for his role as amorous acting teacher gene cousineau on hbo's "barry." please welcome, henry winkler. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. another standing ovation. how you doing? >> i am -- i'm so happy to be here. oh, you know what. >> jimmy: what is this? >> it's a thank-you note. instead of mailing it i thought i would deliver it. >> jimmy: very nice. you didn't have to waste the stamp. >> i tried to peel it off, but it made a mess. >> jimmy: i sent you a little gift and congratulations to you. >> thank y

for salmon farming co. 130,000 wrasse we re salmon farming co. 130,000 wrasse were caught in the portland use on salmon farms. they are thought to be the hardiest species are unsuited for surviving the journey up to scotland and adapting to life in the salmon pens. this is just too small. adapting to life in the salmon pens. this isjust too small. he goes back? across the south coast, the inshore fisheries and conservation authorities have placed controls on this new fishery. here, they have asked salmon companies and fishermen to sign up to voluntary guidelines, including a protected no take zones, close season and maximum and minimum size for all species. most of the fish luke catches are either the wrong type all the wrong side. a lot of fish going back. it is not the most efficient form of fishing, is it? no, we get paid a premium for them so we can put them back and it is better for the environment. but for each fish he can keep, he will be paid £17 50. he is comfortably over. we are only taking a few select size. when we have been fishing, the one we are taking are all 18, 19, in th

he gives portland a seven-point lead. in the second quarter, wizards down two, running the floor. john wall on the drive, gets it to go. a 10-0 run. andight now, that tied it up at 44. butlater, wizards up one. bradley beal getting aggressive, drives fbaseline,inishes with the reverse. beal had a game-high 19 in just the first lf. wizards and blazers justar ng the second half and they are tied at 65. so, maybe this is it. first w of the season. >> the turning point. >> make it tonight. d they nee are you crazy? you love her! ♪ this is how we do it wow... yeah i'm eed. finally earned enough rewards points. so jealous. yeah i can't wait to get that shave-ice! what's shave-ice? it's like a hawaiian snow-cone. sn why not just say -cone? i don't know, they call it shave-ice. you fly to hawaii for this? i don't know, they call it i don't go there for the ice. you saved up your rewards points for ice? ...that's a lot of ice. go rewards® credit card from navfederal credit union... our members are the mission. bawell be barbara trumpstock. donald trump is against expanding medicaid in virg

damion lillard, 128-119 the final as portland dumps the lakers on opening night.ome do the point of the evening we have time to check this out. think it easy being a side line reporter. former quarterbacks are endanger after they retire. >> he's making up for to growing pains and they are hoping they can build on that week after week. man down larry fitzgerald tackling his former teammate. guy that gave him the ball on a regular basis. frank, i like to make sure you're paying attention. throwing hockey. blue jackets of columbus, sensational skating. check out the slo-mo. that's good stuff right there. like you frank in the old timers league. >> i wish. all worth checking out. that's the sports live 11:00. >>> coming up next at 11:00. >> this is important development project for the city, 12,000 homes in the middle of a housing crisis. it's important. you risk people's health. >> worries about radiation resurface at hunters point as people receive a risk assessment update. ssment update. . >>> the findings are unsettling for people who live at hunters point. proof

we were wet yesterday in the pacific northwest and now rain right over portland. we'll see a storm system coming in on wednesday and another one on friday. so, here's how it will play out today. mostly showers elevations, then by tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, you start to see that next storm. this one looks to bring mostly rain to washington state. of course, wednesday, that's halloween, so we'll fine tune that, but there is a chance for some wet trick or treating in the pacific northwest. and look at all the rainfall. of course, the mountains gethe most tet to redding and central california. highs in the 70s sounds perfect. we'll give you that week-ahead forecast, including halloween, coming up. >> all right. we'll be watching closely, bill. thank you. >>> nfl week eight. we begin with "football night in america" right here on nbc. saints/vikings. first quarter, vikes' kirk cousins evens the score at 7 with this strike to stefon diggs. but this cousins pick by t.j. williams for a 45-yard touchdown was the turning point of the game. final, saints 30, vi