what is the matter with portland? l.a. times is picking up on the crime and far-left policy driving the city into the ground and residents say they do not feel safe. >> i'm worried the child inside of this rv is going to blowup and our government in portland doesn't seem to think that matters. >> ashley: some residents will be joining us next. >> todd: plus, are we on the virge of a retail apocalypse? hundreds of major stores are set to shut down stores when we come back. if you still have symptoms of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. stand up to your symptoms with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly reduces ra and psa fatigue. it can stop further irreversible joint damage. and rinvoq can leave skin clear or almost clear in psa. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood

and then kevin knox will be headed back to detroit with portland. also losing the 5 future second-round picks that they acquire now turns out the gp to have been playing through the injury in portland. shams also reported that he was told it the portland training staff are first peyton to quote, good through it while giving him toward all shots. and this information was not relayed to the warriors during negotiations in peyton is actually expected to undergo more testing tonight since that report, though, blazers head coach chauncey billups denies pushing him to play, saying that they would never do that. but i guess we'll find out here soon. meanwhile, all green men, basketball is adding to their history books for the 5th time in the school's history. they can say that they have a mcdonald's all american on the roster or at least he will be next season. aden holloway is right. number 17 by espn. top 100 in the class of 2023. now the point guard. >> leads a merely undefeated prolific prep program for nafta, christian. >> and they're the top ranked f

we'll get into portland's problems in a minute but the "l.a.hat's the matter with portland or any liberal city is kind of like a camel saying what's the matter with the drama dairy or a duck talking about the goose. portland has a sky rocketing homeless problem with feces and urine on the streets. the city is spending record amounts of money on the homelessness as the problem continues to get worse. commonsense wonders if the "l.a. times" actually covers l.a., because while it's slamming portland, it's describing its own backyard, soaring crime, fatal drug overdoses, high levels of dissatisfaction with what the city is doing about it. in fact, the portrait of portland could be painted in 40 liberal u.s. cities. the "l.a. times" article goes onto say how conservatives have long branded portland as exhibit a for how liberals and so-called woke policies have run amok. commonsense thinks the pot should beat the kettle before the "l.a. times" runs a profile on a groundhog criticizing the looks of a prairie dog. >>> in the meantime, more damaging tes

the warriors believe portland withheld relevant medical information before what was needed to trade. this decision will be made on sunday. >> the aerials with the infamous 16th hole at the open. they had to wait for magic today until the last group, the last shot of the day on 16. would he walk it off with an ace? so close but such a good shot, the gallery showers the green with beer. why not? the shot of the day on 16 taking a bath. john ron didn't put it is close to the hole but the sun devils still had something for the home crowd. looking a little wide at first and then weaves this on in. going into the bertie. he will be in the final perry tomorrow. who will they play with? 54 hole leader, scotty scheffler. the masters champion had this for the bertie on 17 no problem. the solo leader at 40 under. three strokes at 11 under. it should be a great finish. catch up right here on kpix. college hoops, st. mary's looking to bounce back from their first conference loss earlier this week with portland on the road. the first-half turnover leading to a fast-break dunk for josh jefferson. o

warriors not happy with portland for what they did or did not reveal. what about james wiseman was promising young star out of college drafted number 2 overall. never really got any traction here. kate rooney, talk to the warriors, brash. we'll talk to us next. >> all right. we're years traded for gary payton. the second that is actually official now where we're going to have him. but you're not going to be seeing the guy that called the young glove on the court anytime soon. all right. so calm for a sports reporter, kate rooney with us. the latest on the warriors unusual trade. it. >> haynes back in the cold. >> he's officially back with the team. steve kerr just spoke to the to reporters moments ago and he said that, well, gary payton, the second is going to be rehabbing. he's not going to be doing any on-court work for quite some time ago. explain a little bit more how this all went down. the warriors had until 6.30, last night to decide whether they would proceed with the 4 team trade. that brings gary payton the second back to the bay from portland

portland residents are being terrorized by fires set by homeless squatters next door.eran saying his veteran city isnow more dangerous than . listen. >> we have all kinds of dealings. dealing drugs. i felt safer walking down downtown in saigon when i was over in vietnam than i do here in portland. it seems like all the stuff that they are doing is enabling the homeless people. >> griff: joining us now is his neighbor, living right next to the abandoned home jacob adams: jacob, thank you for getting up on a monday morning. what is going on there and more importantly, jacob, why is this happening? >> i think this is happening because the people of portland, oregon have voted for policies that promote things like fires next to my home. >> griff: you are seeing the video on the screen now what was that like and what was your reaction when you realized this is your reality. >> i was had inside my home my wife screamed call the fire department. >> this is the fifth fire like this or worse on this house because of that i have bought fire extinguishers to extinguish major fire

. >> i was born in vegas, grew up in the conservative area of portland, oregon. i have not been back there since i went active duty in the marine corps. >> headed to become a conservative in portland? >> we are formed by experiences, what we value. the more i look at american history, what made america great , the freedoms and opportunities that are unique to this country, the more i become conservative. people talk about who is hateful and inclusive, no matter who you are, no matter where you are from, the american dream is for you. you can come from any country, does not matter if it is africa, asia, south america. you can come here with no money, no friends, not speak the language or look like anyone else and be successful because it is the opportunities that exist here because we designed the government to serve the people. that is unique. >> when you do decide to join the military, what made you make the decision? >> my mom was a single parent, she was a secretary. i remember thinking i'd be successful if i was a mcdonald's manager. those were the successful

there are places in portland that looked like a third world country and we have people on the streets i can't underscore that enough here there is no exaggeration what i'm saying. >> ashley: would you say the last year or so what you have seen and shown in the video has gotten worse? >> absolutely. >> ashley: it just continues to get worse. do you put blame on open border policies allowing for fentanyl to come into the country? >> yeah, we have a lot of a high five that goes from mexico all the way to washington and there is drug traffic going and a lot of people come out of the country like honduras dealing drugs. the cartel is very much here. i will say we've had drug problems for quite some time and it is a vacuum that is created. it is really scary out here. but of course, oregon, in fact we've made it so profession of drugs it is legal. so the problem is, we are not prosecuting people. voters voted and it's almost like de facto criminalization and the state did not implement the rehab and the mental health that they promised us. so now, they are not being prosecuted or forced to

this is their 12th straight win over portland. we have to show you this, portland state is down. inbound are at 94 feet. he gets it to go off of the bank shot. reviewed and upheld. portland state beating northern arizona. what a game. abc7 sport river rock casino. dion: much more to come on the news. another day, another an identified object shot down. this time over canada. where the investigation stands. and a dash for gas, the emergency that happened in southern california that had great party, carly. you must have blown your budget. not exactly. you have great name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello. grocery outlet bargain market looking for some great snacks during the big game. grocery outlet has got you covered. this week, we have 30 ounce bag blue diamond almonds for $9.99. that's a savings worth celebrating. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ go the extra mile this presidents' day in a volvo mild-hybrid vehicle. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. dion: our team of reporters

portland had their second snowiest day on record today. our snow is not necessarily a sharp dividing line. there are going to be flakes that make their way down to the lowest levels, but in most of the lowest elevations we will see off and on rain showers tonight and tomorrow, adding up to about a half inch to an inch of rain in most spots. lingering showers wrapping all the way around the storm system as we go into early saturday afternoon, then a dry break for saturday evening and saturday night, before more rain arrives for sunday morning. right now the rain is just getting ramped up. showers are more numerous than they were even a couple hours ago, and there is more moisture off the coast. this will likely surgeon, but there are plenty of puddles crossing the south end of the bay into the santa clara valley and for the north bay as well. of course there is snow at the higher elevations. that will remain the case as we head through the rest of tonight. it is a generally wet forecast as we go through tonight and through most of the day t

portland, in portland there are multiple places are where residents are saying home will-less peoplefires -- homeless hemoare just setting fires in their encampments, and as a result, they don't feel all that safe as a result of them starting fires next to the homes that that you can see by that that photo have more than a tendency of catching fire elsewhere. here's a resident from portland on the countless calls to cops to try to get somebody to do something about this. watch. >> fires have been happening off and on major ones, and this last one actually came to our property and set our property on fire. [background sounds] >> within 12 hours of that first initial fire that took multiple fire trucks, another fire popped up, and they had to be called again. >> my wife was screaming and propane tanks were lighting off. i don't know how many times i've talked to police because people are screaming, someone's oding it's just countless first responder calls. we all have to love our neighbor no water who they are, but at the point when they start setting your place on fire, it's becoming

. >>> en portland una persona fue arrestada luego que se atrincherara.ombre en inglÉs) serÁ demolido, por las tormentas de enero los ingenieros consideraron que podrÍa colapsar en cualquier momento. la comunidad llevÓ hoy un homenaje a la icÓnica estructura. concluyÓ con un evento benÉfico. este muelle no serÁ el Único demolido en el condado santa cruz. este video muestra lo que experimentÓ el muelle capitola. 11. 15 vamos a revisar lo que nos depara para el domingo y el fin de semana la madre naturaleza cynthia pimentel con el pronÓstico mÁs completo del Área de la bahÍa. ♪♪. >>> buenas noches. ojalÁ disfrutaron del sÁbado. vienen temperaturas mÁs bellas para maÑana y el dÍa lunes dÍa de los presidentes. un sistema de alta presiÓn bloblea el sistema de lluvias, vamos a hablar lo que pasa por las sierras, y el regreso de la posibilidad que tambiÉn veamos un poco de nieve en el Área de la bahÍa. (informaciÓn en pantalla) . en oakland 44, en (nombre en inglÉs) saludos y 38 en san josÉ. esto no durarÁ mucho. temperaturas para el domingo, mÁximas 68 en (nomb

chris shortell teaches political science at portland state university. >> even if the oregon supreme court says this is okay under the oregon state constitution, i think the question of the second amendment is lingering behind a lot of these challenges. the supreme court's pretty expensive reading of the second amendment suggests the court will not be very receptive to a lot of the regulations that previously had been upheld. reporter: shortell says 114's passage shows that, even in a state with strong gun traditions, people are open to putting greater regulation on gun owners. but without a go-ahead from the courts, oregonians may never see its effects. for the "pbs newshour," i'm william brangham in portland, oregon. ♪ geoff: today marks 20 years since the space shuttle columbia disintegrated on its way home. the tragedy killed all seven astronauts on board, and it was the beginning of the end for the space shuttle program, ultimately changing how we ask for space now. miles o'brien was there that day , and he has overlooked. >> where you what happened

and atlanta after that big win last week over gonzaga, st mary's needed a bounce back today in portland after losing for the first time in conference play on thursday at loyola marymount, portland's as often been the place where teams go to get healthy again. after leading by just one at the half. the gaels turned it on in the second half, mohini all net with a three and a 60. nothing run outscored by 16 points in the second half logan johnson to the hoop, plus the foul 34 point explosion for johnson on the day the 15th ranked gales win 81 64. they're 22 5, overall 11 and one in wcc play. santa clara today, hosting that same loyal team that upsets saint mary's on thursday branded potassium ski nails with three for the broncos to put them up by five with 4.5 minutes to play . it's a two point santa clara lead with time running out the lions. kelly le pepe has a good look at his shot that hits iron and misses the broncos. hang on for 71 69 win there. 19 and eight overall, seven and five in the conference and one of golf's most spirited tournaments continuing this weekend in phoenix, jon r

i as well have been a neo-nazi, literally in portland that the name trump and portland are oil and water. they don't mix and people were threatening our business. they were threatening employees and. this is before he became president. i he was running for president. so it was a very, very difficult situation. i had a partner the time who was ceo of my company who worked for me. he was muslim, was a syrian and. when trump made his un comments about nasir, this person came my office and said, you know, that makes me very uncomfortable. and i said, say no, you're more important to me than a political campaign. i'll step. i had already raised quite a bit of money for the campaign. i you know, i called the campaign and said, i can't do anything more. i'm uncomfortable with the zircons situation. and so the campaign happy. i left and when trump was elected, the same person came back into my office and said, you know, i'm a good republican. you were trying support the president. i'm over this. why don't you get involved if you want to. you have no problem with me. i said, okay, why don't we go

for the “pbs newshour,” i'm william brangham in portland, oregon. years since the space shuttle columbia disintegrated on its way home. the tragedy killed all seven astronauts on board. and it was the beginning of the end for the space shuttle program, ultimately changing how we explore space now. miles o'brien was there that day and has our look. miles: so, where were you when it happened? there are moments in time that trigger that question. >> columbia, houston, comm check. miles: the loss of the space shuttle columbia is one of those occasions. it happened the first day of february 2003. we remember as if it were yesterday. the junior senator from arizona, mark kelly, certainly does. sen. kelly: i was asleep. and i had planned to get up and watch the landing, something on tv. miles: the 113th mission of the space shuttle fleet, and the second now to end in catastrophe. that's where i was, covering the disaster on cnn. mark kelly was then a nasa astronaut with one mission under his belt. his twin brother, scott, was also in the corps. when did yo

i was born in vegas, grew up in a conservative area known as portland, oregon. but i haven't been back there since i went active duty in the marine corps in 1990. >> how did you become a conservative from portland, oregon? [laughter] >> a life experience. i think we're all formed by our experiences, what we value. the more i study, the more i look at american history, the more i look at what made america great, the freedoms and the opportunities that are unique to this country, the more i become conservative. and it's a very inclusive message. it's funny, people talk about who's hateful and who's inclusive. i think it's one of the most inclusive messages of all, that no matter who you are, no matter where you're from, that the american dream is for you. you can come from any country from all over the world, doesn't matter if it's africa, asia, south america, you can come here with no money, no friends, not speak the language, not look like anybody else, and be wildly successful because of the opportunities that exist here. because we designed a government to ser

finishes with a career-high 34, gaels up 81-64, their 12th street win over portland. you this game-winner. portland state down a point with .4 seconds to player -- to play. inbound or heaves it. isaiah johnson, off the window and in, reviewed and upheld, beat the buzzer. portland state beating arizona. what a finish, what a game. that is your look at sports. enjoy super bowl sunday. we will send it back to you. gloria: super bowl sunday, we will have a live report during our live our in arizona. let's get a check of the forecast. i'm hoping to go to a super bowl barbecue. is it a good day? lisa: today is the warmest of the next seven, this area spinning about the coast. that creates a pressure g and with that, a strong down sloping northern wind will aid in our temperatures. we will see the cloud cover clear and the highs slipping away monday. a clear sky and no wind at all over the golden gate ridge. 36 on the peninsula. we are looking at mid 30's santa clara. from our exploratorium camera, a nice view with some cloud cover. it is 35 in livermore. 40 fairfield in con

. >> i feel safer walking down downtown saigon when i was over in vietnam than i do in portland. >> ibecause the people of portland have voted for policies that promote things like buyers next to my home. people who are living there aren't being moved out. so i have hope that things are being done. is it going to get to the point where my home actually catches on fire? >> jesse: that is not good for property values, he rolled. >> harold: these kind of stories continue to obviously proliferate. i don't understand what local governments -- i understand that at some level, somewhat i disagree with the cashless bail stuff as related to nonviolent stop. but i'm in disagreement with that now appear this policy allowing squatters to squat in someone's home they don't own od this policy, especially what you see what is happening and the kind of fear people are grouped with. i've been to portland the last few months and it's a great city, but certainly there is a level of fear people have been that city. and i even had it as i was downtown. it is a great city and i hope they are able to get ba

for example, we will go back to portland, oregon. i published several intelligence reports on u.s. journalist engage in ordinary journalism protected by the first amendment and leading to public outcry. the dhs said these reports were misguided and eventually recalled them. a comprehensive dhs administrator view on ina intelligence activity found no evidence of lettuces asian, it didn't cover -- of politicization, it played a role in these how -- these intelligence failures. ina suffered from overstaffed -- understaffed and overworked personnel, lack of oversight and leadership and can some cases and training gaps that left him lee's operating without an informed direction or knowledge of the policy. in the portland incident, junior collectors were less -- with less than ideal experience were sent into a volatile situation with enormous pressure to produce intelligent products before they had mastered the core competencies of their own specific duties leading to intelligence reporting on journalists rather than the real world threats. conversely, open-source collectors discovered p

portland state beating arizona. what a finish, what a game. that is a look at your sports.l sunday. we will send it back to you. gloria: all right, thank you, chris. who are you betting on this super bowl sunday? two baby elephants made their big predictions in syracuse. they are seen ticking around the footballs and tearing apart cardboard boxes covered in chiefs and eagles logos. in typical brother versus brother fashion, the twins, of course, pick different teams, so who knows who is going to win? what is your prediction, lisa? we will get a check of our forecast, and we want to know who you think will win the super bowl today. lisa: you know what? we are, with our nice weather, actually. [laughs] we can step outside and enjoy a really good day, because this area of low pressure is not affecting us anymore. it brought anywhere from about 1/10 of an inch locally to about 1/3 of an inch around big sur. bringing us clouds and gusty winds in the wake of the system, so enjoy today. things are really going to change quickly into your monday, then a dramatic drop in temperature

stu: what's it like in downtown portland? set the scene for me?were to walk around, would i see people shooting up in the treat, tent cities, and felt all over the place? >> yes, and not just downtown but city wide and particularly the east side and definitely downtown. you drive around and you see people wandering into the streets and we have record fatalities from accidents from people that are high in the streets. we have -- it's very common to see people with needles in their arms, people shooting -- doing fentanyl with aluminum foil, et cetera. having trouble with my words. stu: sorry to interrupt but i would have thought if the situation was that bad, there's be a reaction, a political reaction against it and something would be done. last 30 seconds to you. any signs of something being done? >> well, that's what we're doing at pdx reel and there's a lot of grass roots people getting together and talking about inefficiencies and ineffectiveness of our government and what we can do about it as citizens. we have to get involved and can't just v

the three harbor seals out at the portland -- the oregon zoo in portland enjoying a foot of new snow. snow on the way, two to four feet of snow in southern california for the san gabriel mountains, two to three times what they see normally during the season. more snow around portland up around mount hood. they could see an additional foot plus of snowfall and a couple of inches in portland proper. warmth, though. let's end on that note, shall we? near record high temperature in orlando, 90. hits 88 degrees. if you liked the mild winter so >>> always enjoy one too many slices of deep dish pizza. thinter woerideo turn a snow moin tng that keus all >> a t chees >> yes.f on a rock afterwards. >> there you go. >> with the belly full. >>> coming up, the author who wrote a book all about embracing her natural hair. we'll meet 9-year-old tiana. back in a moment. ♪ give you innovation, hey ♪ we'll meet 9-year-old tiana. back in a moment. ♪ give you innovation, hey ♪ t of what you need. and you're still left masking how you really feel inside. it's not your fault. many people still experience d

details from portland. >>> forget red roses. >>> could you imagine being an netz fan? >> this is why i do sports. fun stuff like this in the fence pushing their chips to the middle of the table. we have to take care of the warriors business. looking for that three-game winning streak. klay thompson, look for in portland where he spent his childhood years. finished with 31. later, look out. watch your head. he did that to someone's kid. that got them going. in the fourth quarter of 1. jordan poole, scored 38. in crunch time, golden state could make stops. jeremy grant, the warriors couldn't get to the line either. it is grant again. at 50-5 run down the stretch. the blazers win 125-122. golden state, the lakers on saturday night. blockbuster trade tonight. the brooklyn nets traded kevin durant to the phoenix suns for three players and four first-round draft picks. the suns have become the favorite to win the west. they went to 5 to 1 odds. karen shooting 56% from the field averaging almost 30 points per game. he puts russell westbrook straight to the lakers and the utah

homestand will be at chase center tomorrow as they host the portland trail blazers.ored 71 points last night. so he'll be in town. the oakland guy will be in town taking on the dubs tomorrow. hopefully they can cool him off the list. that was a legendary performance last crazy. yeah. yeah. thank you, jason. yet. >> all right. now to our 4 zone forecast live picture of the city tonight to for now dry, lawrence? yeah, i'm get ready for a little baseball. whether he way would that be nice? but not just yet. we've got more showers, even more snow showers in the forecast around the bay area. we are going to get a break in the stormy weather as we head toward the middle of the week right now, scattered showers, a statewide. the bay area included trying to taper off just a little bit. but the economy, one of the thunderstorms out there right now, gas coming down in some of your neighborhoods. there in the north bay right now you see that. so just making its way on shore. parts of the northern number in county. so rainfall totals here. we sit today were over. 24 almost 25 in

and kevin knox will be headed back to detroit with portland. also losing 5 future second-round picks that they acquired in the trade. now it turns out the gp 2 had been playing through the injury in portland shot. shams also reported that he was told it by the portland ore he was told that the poor than training staff ertz payton to good it out to play through that injury, giving him toward all shots along the way. now, this information was not relayed to the warriors during the negotiations, which, of course, cause more questions to happen in peyton is expected to undergo further testing tonight since that report, though, the blazers hit coach chauncey billups denies pushing him to play, saying that they would never do that. meanwhile, auburn's men's basketball is adding to their history books in a good way. the 5th time in school history is now for a mcdonald's. all american to be back on their roster. not this season, but definitely. >> the knicks aden holloway is right. number 17 by the espn. top 100 in the class of 2023. the point guard ne

they had portland on the road.is a first half turnover, and it leads to a josh jefferson don't. only led by one at the half, but turned on the engine in logan johnson. big reverse, big night for johnson. a career night, you could say. career-high 34 points. st. mary's wins, 81-64. >>> former santa clara guard, jaylin williams, is picking up some attention in the nba. the highflying rookie racked up 13 points. nice dunk. and six assists in the thunder's win over portland last night. williams is averaging 12 point an eye on the season. >>> earlier this week, the santa clara men's team went to chase center to support their former teammate. >> he is such a good dude. a great experience for all of us to see somebody that played here at school with us. and to make it to that level. >> it just gives you the extra motivation and persuasion to be like, wow, i want to get to this point so i can be like this. >> it was a wonderful night for our basketball program, for our players, for our staff. even the night before the game

klay thompson, a portland area product, is celebrating his 33rd birthday. captain clay is coming off a 42 point game on monday where he knocked down a season-high 12 three-pointers. tamara -- , the former ussr signed a contract with the miami heat. he becomes the first to reach the nba since -- 20 years ago. >>> lebron james 21 foot fadeaway to become the nba new scoring king. he broke kareem abdul-jabbar's record last night. the record that stood for nearly 40 years. he was there to pass the torch. lebron james lamont needing 36 points. there was a bit of an extra incentive to get it done. >> my boys leave on a redeye tomorrow. i would have had to pay for another room in a hotel for another night for my boys if i didn't do it tonight, they would've had to stay until thursday. >> the super bowl is in four days in arizona. players and coaches met with the media for the third day. one of the big things, kansas city head coach andy reid, doesn't like coffee. >> i just get up and go. i have endless energy for a chubby guy. >> look at the joy in his face from th

he was on the portland trail blazers but had a key role in last year's title winning team. the warriors are still waiting for the nba to get back to them on portland's role in disclosing medical information. >>> coming up, elon musk stands firm on restricting ukraine's access to satellites, he says in a tweet what he is most concerned about. >>> remember, you can watch us anytime, anywhere on cbs news bay area. catch our news and weather updates throughout the day. you can find is on the free cbs news app or on pluto tv, channel 397. >>> here is a look outside as we head to break. here are your cbs deals. >>> i've got a secret, scary fact, your carpet could be up to 4 times dirtier than your toilet bowl. yikes. and i will do a little for shaming on your dogs. don't worry, i got you. this is the uv vacuum from caloric. you don't even have to be at home. all you have to do is click a button on the app and the cleaning begins. you can even connect it to your google home or amazon alexa. finally, the day of rosie on the jetsons has arrived. you can clean carpeted or bare floors

defensive specialist strengthened the bench during last season's title run, got free-agent money for portland. the warriors did not have at the time. warriors traded former number two overall pick james wiseman to the pistons. combination of a couple of things that he had fallen out of the rotation in the season after missing all of last year with a knee injury, and, the salary dump is saving the warriors money. wiseman is owed $12.1 million. the warriors have reportedly a $250 million payroll, largest in the league, and on top of that, they have to pay a luxury tax. warriors are looking to save money and strengthen the bench. >> well, we want to see that. vern, thank you so much. struck all right, some fans courtside, look at this. they were at women's basketball practice at uc santa barbara. it may not look like it but these pups are doing practicing as well. they are getting used to the sights and sounds of a basketball game to learn how to be god dogs. >> able to hear the sounds of the basketball, the buzzers, the players, and the yelling, to get them acclimated to th ca make a team with

s air force reserve were scrambled out of portland.y flew in the area and it doesn't appear like they have seen anything that's according to some officials right now, but bottom line is this most concerning to officials at the pentagon is the object today and the object yesterday able to penetrate u. s airspace over alaska that this one was shot down over canada first was detected on radar natural is already flying over alaska. that's what norad said earlier, lawrence. it's very concerning and of course, going back to that chinese spy craft that was shot down off south carolina. remember that launched from china on january 21st and spent over a week crossing the pacific. it appears that went undetected into his spotted january 28th over the illusion islands of certain this appears to be a gap. i heard your guest earlier talking about probing looking at us air defenses is just notable that satellites did not appear to pick up these spycraft and it was ground search radar. that did, but of course, that's very limited to the curvature of

you mentioned portland, oregon. the roads there were so bad that some drivers spent the night in their cars. others abandoned them altogether. that's not the only travel headache we've seen from these storms. >> it's not the way that you want to go down that hill. >> reporter: near record snowfall of almost 11 inches in oregon left drivers stranded for hours. >> called the tow truck and they said it might be ten hours before we get you. >> reporter: further south in san jose, families played in rare snow flurries. the san diego national weather service office issued its first blizzard warning for san bernardino county where one group of teens made their first snowman. >> it's usually just green and pretty, but never snowy. >> reporter: parts of los angeles were pummelled with hail, including the famous hollywood sign. >> my mother told me get out, do all your errands early because friday and saturday the weather is going to be terrible. >> reporter: snow blanketed the upper midwest with folks in minnesota digging ou

kevin knox will be headed back to the pistons with portland.o losing the 5 future second-round picks that they acquired. now, it turns out actually the gp 2 had been playing through this injury while in portland, also reported that he was told that the portland training staff urged payton to play. saying that they should quote, he should, quote, good it out. wow. they were using him shots. now this information was not relayed to the warriors do that when negotiations happened, hayden is expected to undergo further testing. but the report after that came out, the blazers head coach, chauncey billups, will he denies pushing in the place saying that they would never do that. auburn's men, basketball is adding to their history books for the 5th time in the school's history. they can say that they finally have a mcdonald's all american back on their roster or at least they will be able to say that next season nala way is ranked number 17 by the espn top 100 in the 2023 class. the point guard leads nearly nearly undefeated prolific prep program down

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and nic robertson is in warsaw, portland. what can we expect from the upcoming nato meeting?porter: we can expect from the ukrainians they will continue their push requesting fighter jets. it's beginning to gain a little traction. no country is committing. no country is saying that it's completely off the table. but they're not -- they don't appear to be moving very fast towards a decision. they will be -- we'll hear from the nato secretary general, a call for nato's member nations to increase the ammunition production. yesterday, he said that ukraine is using more ammunition than the nato partners are actually producing at the moment. and that's not a sustainable situation when you're in a war of attrition, against russia who has vast staockpiles of ammunition and equipment. there will likely be a request to move forward on that. and we'll probably hear from the polish defense minister outlying poland's choice that the best way to train the ukrainian crews on leopard tanks is in two brigades. the more modern v6 version, some nations are providing along with the version that

they are in a dilemma, keep them as injured guy or send it back to portland?igger >>> valentine's day is next week on tuesday, one alameda woman was to create a loving movie in the community, creating this photo op in her front yard, the third year of setting up a valentine's day selfie station, made up of cycled up trash, she said she wants all kinds of love, not just romantic, inspired to do it because love brings people together, the selfie station will be up until late this month. so not just for valentine's day. >> reusable things, reusable crocs. those shoes, we love it. [ laughter ] >> say love. >> have a great super bowl weekend. bye-bye and take care. >>> tonight, breaking news, the u.s. shoots down another high-flying object, this time over alaska. the object described by the white house as the size of a small car flying at 40,000 feet, making it a potential threat to civilian aircraft. its origin not yet known. the object shot down by a u.s. fighter jet falling onto the ice off the alaskan coast with an urgent recovery under way for clues about its

that is in portland, oregon. more than 828,000 customers without power, mostly in michigan. is here with what is going on. that scene in portland and beyond. two day storm there wreaking havoc across so many states. will there be any relief soon? that is the question chad. >> not for california, not the next 48 hours. the biggest storm that california has seen in decades. not like the 40s and 50s where it snowed on the beach. but there was flurries near and on top of the hollywood sign. about 1,000 feet below sea level. there is the snow, it's raining in california along the coast. but you get above 500 to 1,000 feet and it's all snow. the snow is actually a good thing. it will take long toward run off. but not good if you are driving in it. and the blizzard warings for the mountains and ventura county. there are 120,000 people in this red zone for the blizzard warnings. you see l.a., it will not snow but there will be heavy rainfall. some spots could see flooding rain rather than the snow on top of the mountains. people are saying pretty much no matter where are you in cali

am i seeing portland? >> exactly my point, right?are seeing this throughout the country, which is really terrifying. it is part of a raft of gop pressure to really censor gay symbols, even using the word "gay" has been banned in certain school districts in florida where these are being passed and other states are trying to follow suit. it is not just the rainbow flag. it is also lgbtq language. it is drag queen story times. it is books about gender identity that are being pulled from libraries. we see this as part of a larger effort that is happening to really suppress gay symbols and gay rights. kristen: in terms of huntington beach, did they also -- did they not also raise the upcoming summer olympics in 2028 in los angeles as an issue or factor? >> that i'm not sure about. my sources did not mention that. kristen: there were some who talked about can we fly the olympic flag? as you said, lots of reasons were mentioned. you talked to gilbert baker about the story. what does he say about it? >> i spoke with the president of the gilb

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he got free-agent money from portland, and the warriors didn't have it at the time. the warriors traded former number two overall pick james wiseman to the pistons. the combination of a number of things. he had fallen out of the rotation after missing all of last year with a knee injury, and the salary dump is saving the warriors money! wiseman is owed $12.1 million. now the warriors, they reportedly have a $215 million payroll. that is the largest in the league. and they have to pay a luxury tax on top of that! >> i don't feel too bad for them, vern. they make a lot of money! >> they do just fine! >> i am sorry about all that, but not that sorry! >> absolutely. >> thanks for -- >>> well, another rough update for the google parent company alphabet. their stock dropped after a 7.5 point plunge yesterday. the losses came after google's new ai chat bot did not perform up to expectations. >>> southwest airlines executives taken to task on capitol hill after the travel fiasco that stranded thousands over the holidays. today the carrier was accused of ignoring warnings and

chris: happy birthday, homecoming for my tonight in portland.nters in monday's win over okc. warriors star guard turning 33 today and returning to the pacific northwest, where he grew up. >> i am so excited to go back and see my family and be able to play on my birthday. it is just incredible, especially at 33. i have had so many great memories in that city, i fell in love with the game in portland, it will mean the world to me. chris: highlights at 11:00. re-team a minnesota and utah. russell westbrook headed to utah. mike connelly along with some pix are going to minnesota. you will see the new look on saturday night against the warriors. tip-off at 5:38 for we just saw this trade breakdown within the hour plus. what will the warriors do, the deadline is at noon pacific tomorrow. the lakers got a lot better today. >> when i saw the trade, i thought, this can't be real. you got all this for russell westbrook and that contract? this can't be counterfeit trade. very impressive, they got a lot better. we will see if the warriors do anything. chris

standing divincenzo, who misses the three portland and put it away with free throws. words come up empty on the road once more. 1 25 1 22 at one game over 500 right now they sit in the number nine spot in the west , and it is official. the brooklyn nets have been dismantled. the last member of the big three kevin durant, has been traded. durant goes to the phoenix suns for three players and four first round draft picks . the nets were supposed to be automatic contenders for the title when they had james harden, kyrie, irving and durant and now all three are gone. battle for the oakland athletic league title tonight at oakland high, which was hosting oakland tech. oakland highs, money players money williams layup puts the wildcats in front by a hoop wildcats, with one league loss coming in the bulldogs were undefeated oakland tech down one with 10 seconds to play, mario mohammed throws up an off balance shot. he's fouled. it's still all net. he made the free throws. the bulldogs clinched the league title 61 59. both teams will be headed to the section playoffs. well he