this is a well known thing in portland, downtown portland. about the same time that the kind of gross trump statue went up near to the maja statue in philly, that same trump statue with the same plaque went up here in portland as well near that other statue of a nude woman. "in honor of a lifetime of sexual assault." now both these statues went up just before the election. in philadelphia, as i mentioned, it was just city workers who took it down because there was no permit for it. in portland somebody cut the statue's head off and then a local pro trump politician in portland took a hammer and chisel to the plaque with trump's quote on it and to the title about sexual assault. that's what happened in portland. then there was the one that went up at the donald j. trump state park in yorktown heights, new york, which is i think about 50 miles north of new york city. this was a different statue, but it went up around the same time as the two leering statues of trump with the quote about sexual assault. this one in the trump park, however, was a

famous local statue in portland. this is also a bronze statue. its name -- i will not try to pronounce for you. it's the norwegian word for female nude. i cannot pronounce it in norwegian, so i won't try. this is a well known thing in downtown portland. and the same time the gross trump statue went up near to the maja statue in philly, that same trump statue with the same plaque went up here in portland as well, near that other statue of a nude woman. quote, in honor of a lifetime of sexual assault. now, both these statues went up just before the election. in philadelphia, as i mentioned, it was just city workers who took it down because there was no permit for it to be there. in portland, they took a different approach. somebody cut the statue's head off, and then a local pro-trump politician in portland took a hammer and chisel to the plaque with trump's quote on it and to the title about sexual assault. that's what happened in portland. then there was the one that went up at the donald j. trump state park in york

and in portland, oregon, southeast portland, where we live. nobody's talking about those things. are they talking about holding down the cost of medicine or creating housing kind of kinds of opportunity these opportunities to? make sure they don't have to pay higher tariffs and, the like on goods and services. those are kind of things they're talking about, not at far out things. trump talked about this week, number six is embrace the unscripted moments and you the tobacco hearing, a moment that really went viral before things went where you asked the tobacco ceos. i'll let you tell the story, but i mean, that is a moment that really changed. and i wondered, you don't get unscripted moments without a lot of preparation, but you have to know what you're talking about. you do have to keep your eyes open. see what i did on? the tobacco settlement. i was pretty junior on the health committee in the house henry waxman, very up and on it and he pummeled for hours and was you know really digging out the big facts and kind of my turn and everybody kind of packing up their bags and starti

host: jake, what do you do in portland? caller: i'm actually an entertainer.s colder than heck here. host: give us your impressions of today. caller: i really enjoy the speech, i think it is good. we need to get america back to being great again. i've been watching since obama was going to be president and i'm glad that we got a new president, get rid of this biden administration. host: that is right in longmont, colorado. the trumps after four years have returned to the white house. caller: i hope we get the venezuela -- host: that is going to end our live coverage today, for now. we will be live again tonight for the inaugural balls, but right now we want to show you some of the highlights from today's inauguration.

you had people in portland, the us, blm and — had people in portland, the us, blm and nt for that burnt burnt down entire blocks of buildings and cnn — entire blocks of buildings and cnn called it a peaceful protest, right?— cnn called it a peaceful protest, right? i'm talking what would _ protest, right? i'm talking what would happen - protest, right? i'm talking what would happen in - protest, right? i'm talking . what would happen in january what would happen injanuary the 6th. it would happen on the 6th of january, where the 6th. it would happen on the 6th ofjanuary, where many, many people, including your self were convicted of serious offences, including assault. did what you did, and our president trump has effectively said that didn't matter. 50 said that didn't matter. so what i'm _ said that didn't matter. so what i'm telling you is we were politically persecuted. all the charges — politically persecuted. all the charges that january six defendants were charged with by the biden regime, the majority were _ the biden regime, the majority were illegitimate. my prosecutor lied to

i love living in portland. where weird ideas thrive, and what i do is definitely a little weird, and people really like that here. leading a healthy lifestyle is something i've done for a long time. i frequently ride my bike around to the farmers market,

are just in your move in running one of the oldest weather stations and the ones it is located in portland, high up in the mountains watching the check about the over the decades. it has weather a fuel storms of its own, but it has depths last as we collected data over the back to date health scientists who are trying to understand so i'm guessing to working winter is difficult. po to the ship sky has to climb the last 2 kilometers. the 45 year old isn't meteorologist on the polish weather station named off to the mountain. it tops? yes, got the polish cheque boat runs across the 1603 meter high peak. the weather station is met and 20 full 7 forgot unless you have separate of us on his own. you've said weather data has been continuously recorded on tion. yes, go for 140 years now, the judge, like i said, the upper middle of us are so basically, equipment were to fail, growing the record would be interrupted and then they us to help. so that's why constant maintenance is necessary. my clean the rain gauge took the power, nominator, and i to and the all weather cabinet and the beautiful the

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lewis picks up an and one on the next possession and the gaels dominate portland, winning 81 to 55.e hunt for cal men's basketball first acc win continues after falling to clemson 80 to 66. ian shefflin scored 21 points on eight of ten shooting and chase hunter added 19. tigers win improved their conference record to four zero. andre stojakovic made 11 of 15 shots from the field and scored 30 points. this was stojakovic second 30 point game of the season. stanford's men's hoop team suffered their third loss in a row. ishmael leggett scored 21 points to lead pittsburgh to an 83 to 68 win. the cardinal were looking good early when maxine reynaud was heating up in the first, but the panthers went on a 12 to 5 run and just never looked back. the panthers win their 15th game in a row at home, dating to last season. well, tonight, the san jose sharks officially kicked off the second half of their season. the new jersey devils visited them at the sap center earlier this afternoon, and we begin in the third period with the game tied at one. macklin celebrini gets the pass and he scores his

well, i had some advice from a local businessman in portland who thought that i needed to wear a bow tie because he thought i was too serious. and when i came back, senator hatfield, who was a mentor to me, said, you sometimes wear a bow tie. i said, yeah. he said, always wear a bow tie. and i thought it and it's true. you have all these people with long red ties and blue suits, sort of pasty faced old white guys, indistinguishable. but if you're wearing a bow tie and a bike pinned, you stand out a little bit. and one of my heroes was daniel patrick moynihan. and, you know, you noticed the statement that was made. and it's hard sometimes for people to be able to track, and i'd rather have them feel that by a bow tie and a bike pin. it was memorable. rather than scorched earth politics. and an institution that runs the continuum from workhorse says to show horses. where would you put yourself. like i'd like to be thought of as somebody who left place a little better than i. i deal with whip. pretty simple stuff to me. and proud of the work i've done, but you're never going to see it o

i also say that as you go to portland, where they did, where they wrapped police officers shot police offices. nothing happened to anybody . you go to seattle where they took over a big chunk of the city and people died. portland, a lot of people died where man and you go all. so take a look at the minneapolis cuz i was there and i watched it and by didn't bring in the national good that city wouldn't even exist today. people were killed and nobody went to jail. so these people have already served a long period of time, and i made a decision to give a pardon. joe biden gave a pardon yesterday to a lot of criminals. these are criminals that he gave a pardon too. and you should be asking that question. why did he give a part and all of these people that committed crimes? why did he give a pardon to the j 6 on select committee? when they burned and destroyed all documents, which showed that they did what was wrong? not be wherever it went. why did they give a pardon to all of his relatives, his brother, who made millions of dollars to all these different people he gave pardons? that's th

portland. take a look at minneapolis, because i was there and i watched it. and if i didn't bring in the national guard, that city wouldn't exist today. people were killed and nobody went to jail. these people have served a long period of time. joe biden gave a barredon yesterday to criminals. you should be asking that question, why did he give a pardon to people who committed crimes. why did he give a pardon to j6 unselect committee when they burned and destroyed all documents which showed that they did what was wrong. wait a minute. wait a minute. why did he give a pardon to his brother. he gave pardons. that's the question you should be asking. go ahead. [. [indiscernible question] president trump: no. no. >> speaker johnson and senator thune -- [indiscernible] president trump: it has been made simpler by los angeles because they are going to need a lot of money and find that a lot of democrats are going to be asking for help and makes it more one-sided. we are going to take care of los angeles and going to north carolina, which has been abandoned by the d

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look at the data center and one giga watt of energy, that's a lot of energy, about the size of what portland, oregon takes in energy. could you potentially have a certain segment of that commute allocated for that state's purposes. so if it's one giga watt, maybe 250 mega watts go to compute and use it to stand up its own ai eco system so they're not getting the jobs for building, but sustainable model for themselves and give that in return for the states expediting the process. we need to address the timelines to get this built, particularly the imperatives on china, but as we think about the federal level and you know, we have a senator in congress who are here who can talk about this. you do get a sense there's maybe an emerging interest in doing a big infrastructure type of legislation, maybe it's one bill, maybe several bills, but beginning to think about how you can create those for the states. >> congressman bera, in the executive order this morning, notably one of the requirements it puts on companies that build these data centers, they have to be built using clean energy. and to me,

the people killed in portland has risen to 15 including the attacker, 35 injured. the fbi briefed me as of now no information that anyone else was involved in the attack. they have established the attacker was the same person who landed the explosives in those ice coolers in nearby locations in the french quarter a few hours before he rammed into the crowd with his vehicle. he had a remote detonator in his vehicle to set off those ice chests. there is no question -- they have established he is there and he had a detonator to explode those chests. the attacker posted several videos several hours before the attack indicating his strong support for isis. federal law enforcement and the intelligence community are investigating any foreign or domestic contacts or connection that could be relevant to the attack. we are continuing to investigate whether there was connection between in norlin's attack and the explosion and las vegas. as of now, i have been briefed, they have not found evidence of such a connection thus far. i've directed them to keep looking. the individua

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well, i had some advice from a local businessman in portland who thought that i needed to wear a bow tie because he thought i was too serious. and when i came back, senator hatfield, who was a mentor to me, said, you sometimes wear a bow tie. i said, yeah. he said, always wear a bow tie. and i thought it and it's true. you have all these people with long red ties and blue suits, sort of pasty faced old white guys, indistinguishable. but if you're wearing a bow tie and a bike pinned, you stand out a little bit. and one of my heroes was daniel patrick moynihan. and, you know, you noticed the statement that was made. and it's hard sometimes for people to be able to track, and i'd rather have them feel that by a bow tie and a bike pin. it was memorable. rather than scorched earth politics. and an institution that runs the continuum from workhorse says to show horses. where would you put yourself. like i'd like to be thought of as somebody who left place a little better than i. i deal with whip. pretty simple stuff to me. and proud of the work i've done, but you're never going to see it o

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the monday morning rumbling was felt from boston to portland, maine. the quake was centered in in york harbor, maine. scientists say it likely was not related to the magnitude 2.4 earthquake that shook the new york city area on friday afternoon. >> an investigation is underway this morning into a deadly incident at a track and field event involving a spectator. a dad, described as a devoted father, was killed in a tragic accident that is raising a lot of questions about safety. a colorado family is in mourning after a tragic accident at a track meet. >> it was just horrible for everybody. >> 57 year old wade langston was at a field house in colorado springs watching his son when a competitor in the weight throwing event lost control of a 25 pound weight like the one seen here, the weight flying over a safety net, striking langston in the bleachers. >> mountain lion field house for medical attention. >> he was pronounced dead at the scene. his family says langston was a truly wonderful person who brought laughter to every room he entered, questions now

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some projects named william with pseudo just said that he was photographing some work in in around portland. and it really resonated with me because i thought that's, that's correct. like ever particulate in the air. yeah. i'm super visible the, the amount of the temperature. yeah, it reminds me that people now to some kind of scientific forensic analysis, you know, on painting by turn. yeah. try to do it. yeah. you know, you have hundreds of feet off those here to take britain and each one captures light in a particular way, but the phone can only capture light the capture, the pollution you have the industrial reaction. absolutely. and the way that the light is refracted, the way the things come out of focus. so it's, it's interesting because it's not really an analysis off of the object it but the medium. well, i think i want to kind of like accelerate that, you know, so, so for interpretation looking, yeah, etc. so the battle field today is a field of images. yeah. palms that deliver to target via multiple cameras in the relation between you know, camera on the drone, the camera on the

portland, a lot of people died. wait a minute. and also take a look at minneapolis.atched it. if i didn't bring in the national guard, that city wouldn't even exist today. people were killed, and nobody went to jail. so these people have always served along. nick of time and i made a he's done like these are criminals that he gave a pardon to. you should be asking that question. why did he give a pardon to eopd crimes? why did he give a pardon to the j 6 unselect committee when they burned and destroyed all documents which showed that they did what was wrong, not me? wait a minute, wait a minute. why did they get a pardon to all of his relatives? brother, who made millions of dollars. all these different people. he gave pardons. that's the question he should be answering. go ahead. no, no. that's enough. go ahead. >> reporter: tells that a meeting with speaker johnson and senator flynn. did you reach any conclusion? >> president trump: pretty much. i think you have a good situation now. it has been in some ways made simpler by los angeles, because they're going to ne

as the recent terrorist attacks in portland and around the world -- in new orleans and around the world has shown, national security must be a high priority. the american people deserve a secure homeland and borders. safe streets, orderly markets, civil rights, and a protected environment. so, delivering on these promises required this with confirmation of an attorney general. this committee should give ms. bondi the same benefit of the doubt that this committee gave to attorney general garland. president trump has selected a nominee whose qualifications speak for themselves. ms. bondi made history in 2010 as the first woman to be elected florida attorney general. she held that role for eight years and was comfortably reelected by the people of florida to a second term. eight years of service as attorney general of the third-largest date in the nation -- state in the nation is excellent preparation for the role of u.s. attorney general. as florida attorney general, ms. bondi was a number of the florida cabinet, chief legal officer of the state, and lead a large agency that tangibly impa

fiona bruce went to go meet susan in portland and and she began by telling us of -- in north london and telling us when the nazis arrived at her home and told her family to prepare to leave. >> they said we will take you somewhere safe. tomorrow morning, we will come for you . the police came for us. we were ready. i was a little girl. we were so obedient. we got into this train full of little children. we were on top of each other and we were fearful. we were not people anymore. the fear absolutely absorbed us. and children were dying. >> you saw that? >> i saw that. babies were dying. we realized are we going to survive? >> you had no idea where you were going. when you arrived at auschwitz, what happened then? >> when we finally arrived, there was a voice still speaking hunger gary and -- hungarian and approached us. i can remember very clearly, they would say you are younger than 15 years old. >> at auschwitz, younger children were often taken straight to the gas chambers. >> that is what kept you alive? what about your mother? >> i leaed later she was sent to the gas chamber. >> st

portland, a lot of people died, and you go also, take a look at minneapolis because i was there and i watched it and if i didn't bring in the national guard that city wouldn't exist today. people were killed and nobody went to jail. so, these people have already served a long period of time and i made a decision to give a pardon. joe biden gave a pardon yesterday to a lot of criminals. these are criminals he gave a pardon to, give a pardon to all of these people that committed crimes? why did he give a pardon to the j-6 committee when they burned and destroyed all documents which showed they did what was wrong. not me. wait a minute. why did they give a pardon to all of his relatives and his brother who made millions of dollars to all these different people. he gave pardons. that's the question you should be answering. all right go ahead. >> go ahead. reporter: tell us about your meeting with speaker johnson and senator thune. liz: president trump holding a press conference right now. let's get right to rnc chairman michael whatley, on the big announcement rnc chair, of $500 billion i

the deadly crash happened just a few hours ago in san francisco's portland neighborhood. police haven't released any details about the victim or what kind of car was involved, but they are asking for the public's help to track down the driver. nbc bay area's alyssa goard reports from san francisco. tonight after a hit and run crash in san francisco, police are combing through evidence trying to piece together how a pedestrian was killed here between silver and colby avenues. san francisco police are retracing the steps of a pedestrian who was hit and killed by a car just before 530 on saturday. we spoke with one neighbor who believes it all happened very quickly while she was just circling the block looking for parking. it must have happened in that time because it was totally clear on the way up and then within, i don't know, less than five minutes. it wasn't. when first responders arrived,, they s the suspect had already driven off, leaving the victim on the ground suffering from major injuries. and then later, when i saw the police come, i noticed that they were admini

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some projects named william with pseudo just said that he was photographing some work in in around portland. and it really resonated with me because i thought that's, that's correct. like every photograph is a photograph of environmental change, and i've seen that over the course of my own work. you know, i used, i started out in the early 2, thousands i was going out into nevada in the desert. i was taking, he was very long distance pictures of military bases. and i'm not sure that you could take those photographs anymore because the fires, right? you know, with the really the air, the in the west is very different now. then it used to be and and when you're making images, you're at these more, you know, at the, at the kind of edge of what's possible to make images at. the that becomes very pronounced becomes very, very visible. you know, the amount of particulate in the air. yeah. super visible is the amount of the temperature. yeah, it reminds me that people now do some kind of scientific forensic analysis on painting by turn. yeah. right. did you have? yeah, you know, you have hundreds

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saint mary's also got a win tonight at portland usf to san jose state.ast i think just about every local team we had played today, it was it was busy. you was because you're busy. yeah, see later that's it for the nerves of alert in place for joining us. >> we have a good night. in thi and final edition of red and gold zone for the 2024 season. the niners qb one brock purdy. well, he'll miss some time with an elbow injury, but how much time out place or he's out? backup qb joshua dobbs will be the guy under center in the niners final game of the season when his teammates had to say about first start of the season.

portland could slow you down. rain, snow mix in missoula, some wind in boston and 43. and no huge problems for the central or lower third of the u.s. on the 7-day forecast. we're dry this weekend. upper 50s and low 60s across the bay area, so we'll start it off dry next week. but it will be good to kind of dry it out and get in some sunshine here to start off 2022. exactly. jeff, thank you very much. okay. up next, a sports bar prioritizing women's sports. we're going to tell you where the new location for rookie sports bar is opening in has officially has a permanent home in san francisco. the owners of ricky's, which is a sports bar that prioritizes women's sports, posted this picture on social media today. the bar is moving into 2223 market street. that's in the castro. it will be open sometime this spring. spot was previously a cocktail bar called copas and has a full kitchen, which means ricky's will be able to have guests of all ages. 49ers will have a new starting quarterback for their regular season finale sunday at arizona. josh dobbs is starting in place of t

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