. >> virtually every bridge in western oregon is at risk. that's the i-5 corridor, that's all of 101, and every bridge that connects those corridors in the state highway system, but there's also the local system as well as private bridges that we have in western oregon. so it's virtually every structure in western oregon. >> reporter: mather says if those bridges go down, the entire coast will be cut off from outside help and people won't be able to evacuate, either. mather says the state is focusing on shoring up the bridges along several lifeline routes to have a better chance of keeping them open. but even that will take years. and mather says at the current rate of bridge replacement, it will be 100 years before every bridge in oregon is earthquake- resistive. but those lifeline routes will only be useful if people on the coast actually survive the tsunami. pat corcoran's job is to preach the gospel of earthquake and tsunami preparedness. he's a hazardous outreach specialist with oregon state's extension service. he's skeptical of purely

the niners it up a pair of offensive linemen a player from lake forest, and a player from western oregon in the sixth round. the show's a player from michigan state and ken johnson from virginia. cal's mark ron jones was taken in round five by cincinnati. giants had 62 catches for 8 out of 46 yds for the bears. he got three touchdowns. and 13 in his career. not the own the golden bear, safety eddie j. campbell going to carolina. and the other goal when they're going to the vikings. the a's are in baltimore and at either of them are starting a guy that and make tackles only to far. in the seventh inning stretch a shirtless man ran onto the field at camden yards. he rounded third base and sled at home but then he's tackled by the umpire jeff caloga. rabin up and take him down! that is textbook form. that is an awesome tackle. the guy wanted to make the air and he did. the a's are losing to the orioles' 6-0. >>> he thought he had been given up for adoption but that's all i have the story at 630 meet the man who done themselves listed as a missing person how we put the puzzle together and th

. >> virtually every bridge in western oregon is at risk.t's the i-5 corridor, that's all of 101, and every bridge that connects those corridors in the state highway system, but there's also the local system as well as private bridges that we have in western oregon. so it's virtually every structure in western oregon. >> reporter: mather says if those bridges go down, the entire coast will be cut off from outside help and people won't be able to evacuate, either. mather says the state is focusing on shoring up the bridges along several lifeline routes to have a better chance of keeping them open. but even that will take years. and mather says at the current rate of bridge replacement, it will be 100 years before every bridge in oregon is earthquake- resistive. but the lifeline routes will only be useful if people on the coast actually survive the tsunami. pat corcoran's job is to preach the gospel of earthquake and tsunami preparedness. he's a hazardous outreach specialist with oregon state's extension service. he's skeptical of purely engin

choices on safety trenton robinson from michigan state and offensive lineman jason slowey of western oregonrginia. the raiders used their fourth line pick on a linebacker. burris is no. 9 here getting half a sack. oakland turned to offense with its 5th round pick and raiders added wide receiver from arizona. another 5th rounder penn state crawford and defensive lineman of georgia state in the 6th and penn state linebacker in the 7th, cal had a very respectable six players taken in the trast. today receiver marvin jones was chosen be the cincinnati bengals. jones stock was said to have risen in the combine. he had 13 touchdown catches while working with a mixture of quarterbacks. >>> other locals taken were robert turbine of fresno state. calcal stiled to come on this saturday night edition of porn [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? we had to watch basketball in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her boo

western washington and oregon will have rain and mountain snow. thunderstorms.severe will continue in the southern and central plains. the southeast will see scattered thunderstorms this afternoon. a cold front will bring showers to the midwest. >>> all right. now to sports and the battle of new orleans, kansas and kentucky for the ncaa basketball championship. the wildcats dominated early, leading by 18 in the first half. kentucky's doron lamb was the game's top scorer with 22. freshman phenom anthony davis had just six points, but provided 16 rebounds, six blocks, five assists, and three steals. the jayhawks got to the big game with a series of comeback wins, and in the second half it looked like they might just do it again, surging within five points. but the cats sank five free throws to win it 67-59. kentucky coach john calipari said the players did all he asked of them. >> i wanted this to be one for the ages, go out and show everyone the kind of team you are. even though you're young, it doesn't matter. it's how you play together >> it's just a joy winnin

corner area and up to north dakota expected above normal temperatures, about low normal for western washington and oregonrecipitation next week above normal from the southwest great lakes back to nebraska, some good news for that area and the very dry areas of the northern plains, below normal for the dry areas of the southeast and also into the southwest. let's go out to the next 90 days, i know this is a little different than some other forecasts but i believe it'll be a little cooler than normal this summer for the great lakes and the northeast. above normal for the time you gelt to dixie and much of the west. expected to be above normal. nine day outlook below normal for the western third. west texas westward and then a small area, tennessee valley and on up in to the eastern great lakes of above normal. mostst of the corn belt i'm expecting near normal for this coming summer. >> you had entered earlier about being below normal temperatures, cool summer. march. >> i'm still confident for that. >> thank you mike. spirit of the heart land is next. when you grow- . >>> when you grow up on a farmer start

also watching this system from the pacific plenty of rainfall western washington state probably northern oregonstill getting rainfall wisconsin take a look at this. in fact winter weather advisory calling 2-4 in. of snow fall. cold air tonight not want to make it that far to the self in fact we expect cold front to pass through reversing motion later tonight computer portrayal of what to expect rainfall pushing out of the area forecast for tonight. cloudy showers possible maybe thunder the extent with gusty breezes and the low temperature 44-48 degrees, these guys tomorrow early shower. high-temperature 52-56 degrees tomorrow night clouds are the but skies began to clear it low temperature of birth thirties and saturday 51- 54 degrees starting saturday plenty of sunshine clouds increasing an advance of what could be short and thunderstorm on sunday talking about that coming up later in the seven day forecast. >> bozo show show legend career on a wizzo and his magical story and the dog owner claiming popular dog treat killed his dog. wow! it's even bigger than i thought. welcome to progressive.

the epicenter was in the remote mountains of western mexico and so far there are no signs of any damage. >>> and the oregon coast is not related to the trimmers. they hit -- tremors. it did not significant any tsunami warnings. >>> san francisco police are looking for a woman who attacked a restaurant owner with a high heel shoot. the attack happened last weekend. the woman got into some sort of altercation and he tried to inn veer convenient and that's when she hit him in the head. >> that is when he had a very serious up your are you. the alleged victim is also offering a $500 reward in connection with the case. >>> a proposed law would crackdown on restaurants and bars goes before a city commission today. it would force businesses to comply with standard set by the city. it has been put to several reason ones in the city and it could read that increased prices and loss of revenue. >>> there is a long awaited wrong for the infamous pepper spraying on sitting protesters they point the finger of blame on uc police for a communications break down during that demonstration. it also claims he said his officer

oregon. there are no reports of damage. a strong 6.5 quake also rattled mexico wednesday, centered in the western part of the country. it caused buildings to sway 200 miles away in mexico city. there were no reports of injuries or damage. those quakes followed the ones that shook indonesia which triggered tsunami fears. at least five people died after two massive temblors hit the area yesterday. barry petersen explains why they got lucky this time. >> reporter: there was panic as people ran into the streets or fled on whatever had vehicles. hospitals were quickly evacuated, but in the end almost no serious damage. call it a miracle after an 8.6 magnitude earthquake followed by an 8.2 aftershock. it did trigger rapid tsunami warnings that stretched as far away as south africa but no major waves developed. the warnings came fast because of a new system born of an earlier, deadlier quake. that one hit on december 26th, 2004, generating a tsunami that in some areas was almost 100 feet high and killed 230,000 people across the same indian ocean region. this time was different due to the nature of undersea earthquakes. in

western u.s. and eastern pacific once again, north california into washington and oregon will get the rain once thatfront passes that storm track migrates further north that means dry and warmer all week if you look at the cloud cover overnight, and through today, you can see not much, plenty of sunshine and temperatures will run from the low 60s at the coast mid to upper 60s elsewhere to near 70 east bay valleys and down in the south bay. we'll keep clouds at the coast and keep you in the upper 50s to low 60s the rest of us in the 60s and 70s through wednesday. friday, saturday, everybody in the 70s except low to mid 60s at the coast. >>> good morning. improving conditions in the pleasanton area, "sig alert" lifted southbound 680 had an earlier overturn now out of lanes sensors getting speeds back to norm slow traffic off the altamont into livermore earlier accident portola in the median there. things are beginning to improve a little slow traffic towards the 580/680 junction headed westbound. northbound 680 accident overturn right shoulder no significant slowing past the scene. accident northbound

western coast of north america. a 5.9 magnitude quake hit southwest of portland, oregon yesterday afternoon.nutes later -- a smaller one hit off the coast of central california. and overnight, a pair of quakes rocked the gulf of california. they measured a magnitude of 6.9 and 6.2, and were centered about 350 miles southeast of tijuana. yesterday afternoon, thousands of people fled into the streets of mexico city, after a strong earthquake shook buildings there. there were no reports of injuries or damage, but that quake measured a magnitude of 7.0. and experts say those quakes are not connected to yesterday's massive earthquake that struck off the coast of indonesia. the 8.6 magnitude quake was felt in singapore thailand, bangladesh, malaysia and india. five people were killed and a child was critically injured by a falling tree. a tsunami warning ws issued for the area; but no tsunamis were reported. north korea could carry-out a controversial rocket launch as early as today. the communist country said it would conduct the operation between today and monday. it claims it's sending a satell

magnitude 5.9 and 5.3 quakes struck off the oregon coast and also in northern california. on top of that a 6.5 quake in western mexico. that jolt was felt in mexico city which is more than 200 miles away from its epicenter. none of yesterday's quakes caused any major damage and there were no reports of any serious injuries. >>> jury selection begins today in the trial of former senator john edwards. edwards is accused of misusing presidential campaign funds to help hide his pregnant mistress back in 2008. he could be sentenced to 30 years in prison if he's convicted. edwards maintains his innocence. >>> mass murderer charles manson has for the 12th time been denied parole. that decision from a california prison reached by a panel there all but certainly means that manson will die behind bars. kabc's leslie miller reports the decision came as absolutely no surprise. >> reporter: mass murderer charles manson now a grey bearded 77-year-old did not attend his hearing where the parole board ruled he had shown no efforts to rehabilitate himself. >> the prisoner is not suitable for parole because the inmate would pos

magnitude 5.9 and 5.3 quakes struck off the oregon coast and also in northern california. on top of that, a 6.5 quake in western mexico. that jolt was felt in mexico city which is more than 200 miles away from its epicenter. none of yesterday's quakes caused any major damage, and there were no reports of any serious injuries. believe it or not. >>> jury selection begins today in the trial of former senator john edwards. edwards is accused of misusing presidential campaign funds to help hide his pregnant mistress back in 2008. he could be sentenced to 30 years in prison if he's convicted. edwards maintains his innocence. >>> mass murderer charles manson has, for the 12th time, been denied parole. that decision from a california prison reached by a panel there all but certainly means that manson will die behind bars. kabc's leslie miller reports the decision came as absolutely no surprise. >> reporter: mass murderer charles manson now a grey-bearded 77-year-old did not attend his hearing where the parole board ruled he had shown no efforts to rehabilitate himself. >> the prisoner is not suitable for parole becaus

one hit off the coast of oregon but it was very deep, eight miles below the surface. another hit in the mountains of western mexico. folks in mexico city high-rises say they could feel it but no major damage. and tonight the all-clear has been sounded along the coast of indonesia, and a tsunami watch has been lifted following two big earthquakes that spread panic across the region. again, no serious damage but the fear of a possible tsunami sent folks racing for higher ground. back in 2004 a devastating quake and tsunami hit that same area. 230,000 people died. one man who experienced today's quake says the ground shook for several minutes. >> the office people were running out, everybody screaming that there was some earthquake happening. >> even now indonesia remains on high alert. residents have been told to expect aftershocks. >> convicted killer charles manson has missed his chance for freedom again. a panel has denied him patrol for the 12th time. inmates can be denied the chance for up to 15 years so manson could be 92 before he's eligible for another hearing. his notoriety stems from one of the most

western and central plains and push eastward during the day. much of the west will be stormy. hail is likely along the coast in oregon northern california. >>> in sports news now we begin with the start of the nhl stanley cup playoffs. flyers at penguins and tied 3-3 in overtime, philadelphia's jakub voracek took a pass and slipped the puck past the pittsburgh goalie fort winning score. flyers won 4-3 and lead the best of seven series 1-0. >>> in nashville, the predators bourque somehow flipped the puck over the detroit goalie's shoulder for the first of his two goals on the night. game one final, predators, 3, red wings, 2. >>> now to baseball. pirates and dodgers in los angeles. clint barmes got things going for pittsburgh in the third with with a solo homer to left but rbi singles by ethier in the sixth and tony gwynn in the seventh helped propel the dodgers to a 4-1 victory. >>> in minneapolis, l.a. ang center fielder peter borges smashed a fly off the left field wall as twins outfielder scrambled for the ball. the peedy borges was waved home. the throw was offline and borges solid in. a three run inside the park

it was actually a remote area of western mexico and so far there are no signs of any damage. and a quake off the oregonnot related to the tremors around the world. it hit 3:40 wednesday afternoon and it did not trigger any tsunami warnings. >>> it is so hard to properly install child safety constraints. that is a report out from highway safety and less than a quarter of vehicles have an easy to use latch hardware system. the common problems, the belt buckles that upper fear with the latched hardware. >> ralph has been let go after 28 years on the air. his on the air partner will host their popular show alone. last night he issued a statement saying more about his abrupt dismissal but he denies that this is an am i can call parting. >>> we have -- am i can can't -- friendly parting. >>> we are going to be really busy as we drive up to capital avenue, overturned box truck, overturned -- not an overturned vehicle but injury accident. they are moving it up to the east bay for the most part and the only thing we have is westbound, flooding and then at north livermore avenue, eastbound, there is a crash but

one quake hit off the coast of oregon but it was centered deep about eight miles below the earth's surface. another earthquake hit another area in the mountains of western new mexico. people there in mexico city felt it but no major damage from these. >>> a tsunami watch was lifted for the indian ocean after the 8.6 magnitude quake and powerful aftershocks struck off indonesia's western coast. the tremor sparked tsunami warnings across the indian ocean sending people fleeing to higher ground. 230,000 people died across south asia eight years ago after a 9.0 earthquake struck closer to shore. there were no reports of any major damage in the quake. >>> it is 4:36. jessica doyle is with your money too and we'll be right back. >>> 4:9 and this thursday morning we have got some 30s and 40s out there so a chilly start. generally clear skies and be 47 by 9:00. breezy again today. northwest wind at 10 to 20 miles an hour. gusts 25 do 30 with highs this afternoon anywhere from the upper 50s to low 60s looking pretty good for baseball today here in the nation's capital. your seven day forecast with a weekend warmup just ahead. right now monika with timesaver traf

westerners. four british tourists died in the gunbattle to rescue them. inside the united states he is accused of conspiring to set up an extremist training camp in oregon. for eight years the u.s. has been trying to extradite him. >> our extradition partners around the world can rest assured that the defendants, who are extradited, will receive fair and just proceedings in criminal cases in the united states. >> this is one of a group of other suspects who lost the extradition battle. >> we are very disappointed with the decision of the european court of human rights. while the decision deals with the issue of prison conditions in the u.s., the fundamental question remains as to why this matter has even got to strasbourg and why it needs to be extradited to the u.s. >> his family says they intend to fight to overturn the ruling. >> i want to take you back to our main story, the situation in syria, inside syria itself. we can speak to an activist from homs. thank you for talking to us. given the situation we are in at the moment, tell us, first of all, what is happening? >> this is the center of homs, and since this morning i spoke to your radio around 9

elevations in western new york, pennsylvania, ohio and west virginia could get several inches of heavy wet snow. the rest of the country will be mostly dry with thunderstorms in california, oregon the rockies. >>> in sports now, it doesn't seem right for a guy world peace after the l.a. lakers metta world peace dunked against oklahoma city, he pounded his chest and gave the thunder's james harden a vicious elbow to the head. harden was down for about a minute, then helped to the locker room. world peace was tossed and could face a multigame suspension headed into the nba playoffs. oh, yes, the lakers won 114-106. >>> now to baseball. texas at detroit. top of the 11th inning, tied 2-2, bases loaded agonzalez bunted. the ball hit his leg but the umpire missed the call and it turned into an rbi single. and texas hung on for a 3-2 victory. >>> in the stanley cup playoffs, first round action, overtime in vancouver and l.a.'s jarod stoll beat cory snyder with a wrist shot. the kings beat the top-seeded canucks 2-1 and took the series in five games. >>> boston also took an overtime win last night. the bruins' tyler seguin snuck a shot past washington's goalie for a 4-3 win to tie the

news do in fact show that spending for the western region conference for the gsa went up substantially during the bush years. $93,000 was spent in portland, oregonand two years later in oklahoma city and then the last conference of the obama administration, $840,000. so the present administration is trying to make the case that the increase of the budget under the bush administration went up 248% from 2004 to 2006. then 102% two years later, but only 28% during the obama years. an administration official telling fox news, quoting now, at least we have taken swift, bowl, forceful action to hold those responsible accountable and to put in place brokes to make sure it never happens again. if bush administration officials had acted under their watch, the 2010 debacle could have been avoided. end quote. speaking on fox and friends this morning, a former gsa official under the bush administration suggested the administration is spinning the numbers. >> well, when you are talking about that, it sounds good to say it went up over 100%. it went up about $250,000. >> a lot. >> it's a lot. but when you start small, it's easy to say it increased a lot. but

western mechanics corks 6.5 sending people running into the streets of the capital there. the coast of oregonlowed by a smaller trembler off the coast of california. and in indonesia, earlier in the day, a magnitude 8.6 quake. no reports of any deaths or major damage from all those earthquakes, believe it or not. >>> federal safety regulators expanding their regulation into reports of the jeep wrangler fires. they earlier only focused on the chrysler vehicles made in 2010. now they want information on all wrangler jeeps made since 2012. the government says reports of 23 fires, four injuries and houses damaged. >> here we go again. disturb being now signs we may be heading down the same dangerous path that led to the financial meltdown. some of the nation's largest lenders are trolling for sub prime borrowers. often credit cards and auto loans. should alarm bells be going off. we are joined by ms. greenberg. nice to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> what's the problem? the banks are going back out on the road to sell credit cards to people who have bad credit? >> that's right. we've seen

coal is brought from the western states, montana and wyoming, and seattle on their way up to canada for export. six new coal terminals are proposed for washington state and oregon the rising coal export demand. half the projects nationwide. in bellingham, washington, s s.s.a. marie wants to build the largest coal terminal at cherry point. advocates says if the u.s. doesn't export coal, canada will, and keeping jobs north of the border. the mayor of ferndale says two oil refineries made the community healthier. >> those are good paying jobs, good workers. those are little league coaches. those are the people that help the high school. they buy our homes. half shop in our grocery stores. >> but the northwest is proud of the green power and composting. washington, oregon are set to close their last coal plants. and environmentalists don't want their coast to be a transit point for coal either. >> this proposition at cherry point is going to turn a town like i said a huge quality of life and turn us in to a coal town. it's not bellingham. >> green groups are hoping that world demand is short-term bubble. mining industry contends the vast coal field can power new as

there were strong quakes, magnitude 5.9 and 5.3 off the coast of oregon and also in northern california. on top of that, a 6.5 quake in western none of them resulted in any damage, but the mexican quake was felt more than 200 miles away in mexico city. analysts say all of those quakes are not related, though, to the ones in indonesia. as we left yesterday very worried about indonesia. luckily that didn't pan out. could have been a lot worse. >> could have been. >>> now to the forecast. winter storm warnings in the sierra and california, lower elevations in northern california north into seattle can expect a whole lot of rain. and plan on very stormy conditions from north texas into oklahoma and kansas. some frost along the mid-atlantic, and mostly sunny along the gulf coast. we like mostly sunny. >> around minneapolis, temps will be in the 60s 10 to 15 degrees higher than the last few days. mostly seasonable for the rest of the country. >>> so trees are beautiful on their own, but a texas man is enhancing the look of his trees with some decorations. we're not talking about christmas trees either. >> no, we're not. we're not t

oregon state's behind it. got this idea of the best way was popular sovereignty. this upset the whole apple cart. these compromises by henry clay which banned slavery including the western territories. douglas thought he came up with a great idea that there's nothing wrong with slavery. it is in the constitution. what the people decide if they want slavery or not. in their particular state. it was such a firestorm. he didn't think he would run again. he was a 1-term congressman. building up his law practice, this kansas/nebraska politics against abraham lincoln and a great debate in 1858 for the senate. lincoln won the debate and douglas won the election. they became the leading candidate for president. douglas was the favorite of the democrats but really douglas -- they decided they wanted to -- needed to destroy the democratic party because the democratic party is one of the financial institutions holding the country together. even the methodists and the baptists -- the national institutions people belong to, they were anxious to destroy the democratic party. they decided whether douglas won for lincoln won. douglas knew he wasn't going to win the election. he decided