i mean that's it, i like living in portland. i'm staying here, it's crazy here now, but i still like it. how did you decide what 90 pop culture elements to include, i talked about that quite a bit, did you read about the argument about the end of history? that is mentioned in the book, the idea of the end of history, a popular idea in the early '90s, this idea that neoliberalism succeeded and the way america functioned and the way we structured government and society was the way it will always be. i don't think anyone believes that now. even though, you know, i mentioned earlier how there seems to be this stasis, how it seems that, you know, after all those years of culture accelerating like during the '90s when i wrote stories for news papers, the acceleration of culture, and then the internet happens, and it seems it will be the ultimate accelerant of culture and yet it's become a decellerant in some ways, in this molasses period, it's weird, this march through time. it seems like humanity is supposed to experience, but with t

like i moved to portland. it's beautiful city the weather to me is great because i love when it rains i have a steel rough on my house. so i love hearing it rain at night summers are beautiful. so easy to get the kids in school all these things and then the last couple of years portland. it's just become a completely different place and now it seems stranger than new york scene when i move there, you know when i moved to new york from akron, um, they said like, oh it's gonna take you six months to get used to it. give me like six days because i just suddenly found so many people who were exactly like me. i had never had an experience for i mean so many people who seem to kind of talk and think the way i did and now in portland that's very difficult to find i mean, portland is stranger than i thought it would be as it turns out like i like living here. i love raising my kids here. but in some ways, you know, like the what's like fox news and they have this image of america and it's a completely distorted unreal

but no doubt the gaels finding their footing here in portland.the ncaa tournament for years to come live from portland. i'm a german court. i'll send it back to you, kate. thanks so much, jj. i think we can count on that as long as randy bennett's in that skipper seat. >> to nba now this week started out promising for the warriors with draymond green looking sharp in his return on monday. but things have really evolved since then. steph curry out with the spring foot ligament and now another setback for james wiseman. we learned today, but the second-year center who hasn't played since tearing his meniscus last april is experiencing swelling in his wiseman played 2 games with the santa cruz warriors last week that we're seeing here. >> there was some hope that he be able to return to the real warriors as early as this weekend when that didn't pan out, looks like maybe he play another game in santa cruz. but now there's no timetable for wiseman's return and he will be kept out of all basketball activities. so pretty disappointing that that's what'

aj now from portland.et's over to indianapolis us that they are getting ready to start against murray state. and guess what? we have more reinforces out here. we are crime for contributor alexa ross. she is in indy now. alexa, us that has had a great season all year long. the murray state, they've won 20 in a row. something has to give. >> oh, absolutely. but when you look at it, it has been incredible. 48 hours here in indianapolis number 10, san francisco prepares for their first ncaa tournament appearance since 1998 shirt. murray state. there are a number 7 but san francisco will do everything they can to pull off the upset and bust a couple of brackets along the way. despite their seeding, san francisco has the size and experience advantage. the dons top 3 scorers. all a trio of cizre seniors all averaging more than 13 points per game. the racers undefeated in conference play. golden's team is comfortable heading into tonight's matchup. the dons it's all about staying true to themselves and not letting

marshals who defended the portland courthouse. ms. clarke: i want the chance to take that question back and make sure i am getting you an accurate answer, senator. senator cotton: your answer at the moment you do not recall you were engaged in any conversations? ms. clarke: i'm generally tpa*epl familiar with the matter you reference. i believe it's with our civil division. i want to make sure you i -- sure i get you an accurate response. i'm happy to take the question back. senator cotton: i appreciate that. i look forward to an answer. >> the senator from arkansas is raising an issue which we raised on the floor several times. he's put a hold on six u.s. attorneys and two u.s. marshals. as a consequence the posts remain vacant during this period of time. he's in the process of defunding law enforcement at the federal level. it isn't because of anything that these individuals have done wrong or anything in their background that suggests they are not qualified. senator durbin: he's concerned about a case in oregon and believes all u.s

it will be important to gales played in portland earlier this year when they took on portland in the wcc games. so they are familiar with the city, though these games will be at the moda center where the blazers play here were the gaels when they found out they were heading to portland. i caught up with gales guard logan johnson shortly after saint mary's found out their fate, he told me the best thing about portland is voodoo doughnuts. hopefully it will also be a gales win. logan, you guys had a great season. >> you know, now is really just getting started. mark man, if you will be heading to portland, you take on the wyoming or indiana, i guess first and foremost, before we even get to the what was it like this to see the gaels logo come across the screen door. that selection. >> yeah, it it was everything. i mean, the you know, that's what you work for a season when get the chance to hear your name called on selection sunday. so just having that opportunity and and have and you know, fans come out and family have supported us all year. just being able to get that it's it's it's w

some of the foraged ingredients of portland are the best in the world. when people hear "russian," the assumption is boiled cabbage, beets, gray vegetables. russian food is far more vast and varied. there's berries and mushrooms, and pine cones turn into jam. there's freshly tapped birch juice and incredible preparations of charcuterie. that's the most exciting thing that i can share with people, is to show that it's not just boiled cabbage. there's so much more. very appropriate to give a toast to earth, to the forest, and all the amazing bounty that it provides for us. karl: cheers to taking care of mother nature. darra goldstein: since 1970, something like 2 million soviet jews have immigrated to the united states. in the portland area, the russian community comprises about 50,000 people. russian is the third most spoken language in oregon. the russians experienced tremendous hardship in the 20th century, that there was no food in the stores. people had to go around and stand in lines for hours and hours and try and find that food. one of the saddest

they and their number five seed and they will head to portland where they will take on the winner ofthat is the play in game and look at that, a potential second round matchup with ucla. >> i think but he is excited we are playing in the west and portland. and we were dreading pittsburgh or buffalo. >> we are a bunch of weird looking dudes and we have one bald dude and one with a mullet and we don't know where he is going to go anywhere in the game and when we get down and lock up we get pretty and it's pretty. >> the stanford women, second ranked stay at home as the ncaa tournament one seed for the first and second rounds. and this item dropped in about an hour ago. quarterback tom brady's retirement is over. the san mateo native posted on social media that he is had a change of heart and will return to the bucks for his 23rd season. joe and mike and bob myers courtside at chase center, steve current attendance and damon lee and murray spending the day checking out james wiseman and the second game with the santa cruz warriors and, how is this for an out of bounds play? through it t

game of portland -- of wyoming and indiana. >> this is another chance to read another chapter.f we can do some damage. i think week will be ready -- we will be ready for whatever. >> it is getting real. the gales rc did fifth and neither east's -- in their east region >> to the usf >> dons are meeting their first tournament experience since 1998. it is really exciting for them to >> the stanford women will begin the defense of the national title on friday against montana state. we wish everybody luck. >> exciting and congratulations to this is a big step. >> world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. thank you for joining us tonight. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope you enjoy the rest of the evening. we will see in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take

this is at a portland trail blazers game last week. >> and yes, the halftime. yeah.t to entertain the people. so >> they pull a guy from the crowd and a mortgage company to sponsor this guy wins 50 grand. nailing that full court. but but since it's a mortgage company behind it, it's not like the cut you a check. you have to apply that money towards the purchase of us who hold purse this it who is this guy? put them on tour will make plenty of money. yeah. well, real and what if he has a whole? but i looked it up. average cost of a new home in portland these it's like 550 grand. so better than here. shirt. and if he's looking for a home and can swing a great 50 grand help, somebody else buy a home and then good get one for his mouth and they are that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5 being with us this hour. you guys are as lucky as he here for the news at 6. thank you guys that she had it. all right. coming up on kron, 4 news tonight at 6. as you know, covid put a lot of musicians out of work, but now they're starting to come back. so we're going to talk live with some of t

. >> here is a look at current best-selling nonfiction books according to portland, oregon. topping the list is mountains beyond mountains. a profile of the other apologists dr. paul farmer who treated the world's for. he died last month at the age of 62. the next is brady's we cross -- braiding sweetgrass. that it is spell hook's all about -- bell hook's all about love. and then the sirens on mars. and wrapping up is the pulitzer prize winning graphic novel maus which was banned from the eighth-grade curriculum of a tennessee school district. some of these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch their programs at bookt v.org. here is a look at books being published this week, william barr reflects on his time in the prep administration in his memoir. in sandy hook, elizabeth williamson reports on the years following the sandy hook school shooting as parents of the victims defended themselves against conspiracy theorists. and the university of irvine professor offers his advice on combating disinformation in cheap speech. also being published, monica guzman provid

. >> the saint mary's gaels left for portland. they were sent off in style. they'll take on the winner of indiana, wyoming in the first round of the ncaa tournament. that game just ended. by the way. stand by on that. the gaels are entering the tournament has the highest seed in program history. they're 5. see, by the way, they have a bevy of seniors and they are battle tested and ready for what is in front of them. >> out and you said team really excited when we did this year and we want to go prove it. another time to talk about writing our story all year. and this just another chance for another chapter. so well, we'll see if we can do some damage here. >> so i mention saint mary's will play the winner of indiana. wyoming's playing game. well, here you go. 2nd, half wyoming down 5 graham, ike. knocks down a short little jumper. he had 17 points, wyoming within 3, but indiana would not fall to a mid major trayce jackson-davis catches the lob. he had a huge game. 29 points for the sophomore. indiana goes on to win. 66 to 58. saint mary's is the higher seed.

where's the rainbow, north seattle and portland.al suspects they're picking up the some today but another nice day on tap for us. it's a cool morning . a few upper thirties. a lot of forties. it'll be a warmer afternoon. temperatures napa walnut creek arrows are all heading up. 77 76 75 74 for today probably had a couple of low eighties to those tomorrow. 38 napa airport, one of the coolest brown with those 52 mid forties, berkeley's in their oakland low forties sent carlos palo alto 41 for santa rosa 40 and mill valley. 38 woodside and stanford is 39. so there are a few thirties but low forties around atherton, menlo park, palo alto, los altos, even saying carlos and that made the upper forties. it is down to 43. but 47, san mateo and pacific and the ridge, the dome of high pressure the whitney. the everest just continues to say i'm not going anywhere so warmer today and also tomorrow you do get a little northerly breeze in the hills not so much at the surface, but except for a few high clouds. the rain stays to the north, probably

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up in seattle and portland? not here.her nice day, except for the higher cloud, little breeze up in the hills were getting in north northwesterly breeze up there. been about 20 to 30 miles an hour, but it will be warmer today. napa, walnut creek, palo alto, san jose, those arrows are heading up. so instead of upper sixties low seventies that's mainly mid seventies today as you saw even warmer tomorrow. forties fifties on the temps. couple of thirties napa airport 1 40 still in dublin, also clayton, pleasant and even lafayette 39 panel. there you go. there's one but mid forties upper forties around kensington , also, el cerrito, albany, even down towards hayward, union city in fremont, 45. 43 except for those higher clouds, just zipping right there. there's a back edge to those, so i think most of these will go through and then it's all about sunny side up and warmer as the ridge high pressure just never wants to go. it's one and done. every system we get is one and done on the systems we get. don't do much. sixties and se

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the cheerleader is the hero in portland! >> in the stadium and online. highlight of the game. of march madness so far. the internet is losing its mind right now over this moment. what is that like for you guys? >> scary. >> it's scary, it's scary, but it's exciting and, you know, just getting one crazy reaction makes it all worth it. >> even though the hoosiers lost -- >> just being able to bring that exposure to my team was really fun. >> yeah. >> once in a lifetime she said. she said her mom cried when she found out her daughter made the so-called play of the game. when i asked what they were going to do to celebrate, they were ready to eat. those athletes worked up an appetite on the sidelines. >> they sure did. i know it's been 20-something years, but "bring it on" is different these days. march madness edition. >> if big red or torrance had stepped out there i really would have lost it. >> the announcer, he made this a highlight moment as well. >> i felt like i was listening to a game-winning touchdown drive. know what i mean? >> the cheerleader is the hero of this game!

in 2020, portland suffered 53 homicides and ebb doored 87 in 20 2021.t also reported 3409 aggravated assaults in 2021, an increase over the 2,726 in 2020. portland also a decided to defund its police department in 2020 by $16 million. no one should be surprised that violent crime explodes when jurisdictions significantly reduce the funding of police or implement progressive policies that favor defendants over victims and the commitment. community. despite these troubling trends, our colleagues still advocate for defunding the police. madam chair, i have a video i'd like to finish my statement with. [background sounds] >> protesters on streets in -- congresswoman ilhan omar has called the police are there rotten to the root saying the department just be defunded, it should be dismantled. >> ending this d. as a it currently exists. >> i am for defunding the police. >> some city officials calling for police departments across the u.s -- >> rashida tlaib tweeting no more policing. it can't be reformed. >> mayor eric garcetti saying take some of the money fr

they earned a number five seed and will head to portland to take on the winner.ay-in game. and a second round matchup with u.c.l.a. >>> i think everybody is excited we're playing in the west, in portland. we were dreading pittsburg or buffalo. >> we're a bunch of worried looking goods. we have one bald dude, one with a mullet and i mean, but we get down. we look up. we get gritty. >>> the second ranked staff for women staying right at home as a number one seed in the women's ncaa tournament for the first and second rounds. the cardinal will face montana states friday after maple's pavilion. meantime, joe, mike dunleavy, bob meyers courtside at chase center. steve kerr also in attendance for this one. juan, damien lee, moody, also spending their off day checking out james weissmann, his second rehab game with the warriors and how is this for an out of downplay? >> throw it down big fellow. >> one dribble and wo headed jam. looked pretty good on the pick and role as they threw it down. another two handed slam. a little rusty but the bank was open on sunday. weissma

paul seattle and portland oregon are amongst those. replacing them with outreach and mental health workers and ambassadors who rather than issue -- explain how to pay their fare. aa recent study of 115 agencies found that 90% of complaints about homeless riders most believe has a negative effect on ridership and its increased during covid with some systems lost more than 70% of their commuters. amid this many stations have become de facto homeless shelters and drug injection sites. smokers in restrooms and buses and trains. raising security and health concerns for riders and especially for employees. it's not native transit. possibly allowed themm to remain is new. there must be greater steps to maintaining public order in transit. is reflected in the broken window theory, curtailing little offenses before they become the defenses whether on the street in the mall or the transit system. rogan windows policing has been incorrectly described as the opposite of community policing. one is tough and the other soft. this is a false dichotomy

, from the central station to return to ukraine because they say they can't just basically be in portland or elsewhere where they flat to as the war began. i just look on television, what's happening, but they want to help by simply returning and showing results, resistance by that. one of these are people or women are design. we met yesterday in the video, and this is her story. they escaped hora. the last trach boarding one of these trains to poland you barn 2 or 2 grandchildren took 4 days to get here from her keith. a city heavily bumped domus bleckley at home. and bela clear in the hockey region. horrible things are happening. there are bombings. dead bodies are lying around in the village for those who villages were completely destroyed. is it that a little she is listed as emily? her grandchild, 16 year old carroll doesn't know if he will ever return to ukraine. delicious. i will stay with my parents on poland. i will study and live there somehow that says at the images of people fleeing ukraine, most of them women and children in great. however, a small but growing number is heade

oregon where he has -- port of portland, oregon where he has worked for two decades. we will hear from mr. ralph, the -- i hope i did not mess that up , the chief directive officer of the miami-dade aviation department where he has also served in a variety of other roles. without objection, the witnesses' . ms. will be put into record. i recognize each witness to summarize their statements for five minutes beginning with mr. dehodarie. >> good afternoon. members of the subcommittee and members of the full committee. thank you for inviting me to speak today about this especially important issue. we appreciate your support and your commitment to airport safety. i am the general manager of hartsfield jackson international airport. on behalf of the mayor, i am honored to appear before the subcommittee to provide our perspective on reducing the number of firearms that are screening checkpoints. we know firsthand just how serious this issue is. on saturday, november 20, 2020 one, a passenger presented his carry on bag for inspection at a main domestic security checkpoint. h

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today president biden is in portland visiting u.s. troops and learning more about the refugee crisis.>> reporter: president biden sat down with the president of poland and humanitarian leaders to get a frontline up to date on the refugee crisis. the european union says 3.5 million have fled ukraine. >> part of my disappointment is i can't see it firsthand like i have another places. they will not let me understand. >> reporter: the president shared a meal with u.s. troops in poland. they are there to protect the nato from any russian attack. inside ukraine, russian bonds of fuel depot. i want to kill russian president . our children are suffering. the ukrainian officials say the bombing of the theater last week killed 300 people. the theater was being used as a shelter. the word children printed in russian outside. the united nations says there is evidence of mass graves including one containing 200 bodies. in the north, the city, hundreds are living in the underground train station. the president and the union announced a task force

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he serves as chief of police for the port of portland, oregon, where he worked to secure portland international airport for over two decades. finally, we will hear from mr. ralph cutie, the -- cutie -- i hope i didn't mess that up too badly either -- the director and chief executive officer of the miami-dade aviation department where he has also served in a variety of other. without objection, the witnesses' full statements will be inserted in the record. i now recognize each witness to summer rise his or her statement for five minutes beginning with mr. bhedari. >> good afternoon. chairman watson coleman and members of the full committee, thank you for inviting me to speak today about this especially important issue. we appreciate the committee's support of atlanta airport and your commitment to airport safety. i am balram bhedari, general manager at hartsfield jackson international airport, known as atl. and behalf of mayor dickens, i am honored to prepare before the subcommittee to provide our perspective on producing a number of firearms at our screening checkpoints. the team at atl knows f

. >> we came into to go to portland and peyton watson had more luggage than a guy going on a trip around the world . i said what are you doing? >> we are going to win . we are not going to be back for three weeks . the check i said no. we are coming home. >> ucla plays north carolina tomorrow night in philadelphia . that is the second came following perdue . and st. peter's. coach, what you like about this matchup? >> when i like about this matchup is what you are hoping is that heidi is healthy enough to play . i think the bruins can't control the tempo . they certainly did not handle it well in baylor . carolina has a lot of talent . this is a super talented team . they've got big second square outside . thinla with eir poguard who can control the th caruth fense efficiently, i like ucla in this game . i'm hoping comes back and is a semblance of himself . are not can make threes and certainly tyger campbell can lead this club . >> you are prediction very popular in maren marin county . and my kids haskell 20 some kids just got into ucla so they will be attending next year . coach and i

it's producing heavy rainfall in seattle and portland.ntually this begins to move a little closer towards us tomorrow. we'll have clouds from that. and eventually, yes, some rainfall making it back in this week. as we started off for tomorrow morning, you'll need the light jacket here. we'll have some 40s with high clouds returning. then as we head through the day tomorrow, the high clouds will be filtering in through the afternoon with some breaks of sun. so we're going to go from 75 on tuesday down to 59 on thursday. and we'll begin to see the chance hereof some showers by the evening on wednesday night. best chance of rain this week on thursday. a tenth to a half an inch. we'll keep a spotty chance here of showers friday and saturday. look at these morning lows dropping down into the 30s friday, saturday and sunday. big-time changes moving in. i'm glad we can make things happen for that anniversary today, right? >> yes, the parp ti is happening would you tell us right now, jeff. thanks a lot. >>> coming up in primetime, america's got t

>>the saint mary's gaels left for portland. they were sent off in style. they'll take on the winner of indiana, wyoming in the first round of the ncaa tournament. that game just ended. by the way. stand by on that. the gaels are entering the tournament has the highest seed in program history. >>they're 5. see, by the way, they have a bevy of seniors and they are battle tested and ready for what is in front of them. >>really excited when we did this year and we want to go prove it. another time to talk about writing our story all year. and this just another chance for another chapter. so well, we'll see if we can do some damage here. >>so i mention saint mary's will play the winner of indiana. wyoming's playing game. well, here you go. 2nd, half wyoming down 5 graham, ike. knocks down the short little jumper. he had 17 points, wyoming within 3, but indiana would not fall to a mid major trayce jackson-davis catches the lob. he had a huge game. 29 points for the sophomore. indiana goes on to win. 66 to 58. saint mary's is the higher seed. but they will have t