a look at films featuring the willamette river, the l.a. river, and the colorado. coming up, on "earth focus." in the united states, we have more than 3.5 million miles of rivers. that's enough to circle the globe 140 times. rivers shape our landscapes, are home to many species, fill ou glass, and even inspire filmmakers. >> if we're going to be a society that uses rivers, and lives along them, then we do need to live in a more river-conscious way. >> seeing kids get so excited about the river is, uh, probably the most gratifying experience that a filmmaker can have. >> they may start out pure, but pollution, urbanization, and agriculture have degraded rivers. in his upcoming film, "willamette futures," jeremy monroe looks at how everyone, from city-dweller to farmer, is connected in helping revitalize oregon's willamitte river. >> the water starts out some of the purest water on earth. crystal clear, cold. >> we have some of the best water quality coming out of the ground in the world. >> that's the type of water that we start with in our headwaters. >> the questi

it diminishes us in the eyes of the willamette harder to achieve our goals and it betrays it as who we are as a country. paul ryan reacted dismissively saying i cannot say i was disappointed by the president's was not expecting much. republican front-runner donald trump took to twitter say, quote the state of the union speech was really boring, slow lethargic very hard to watch. >> the people you pay to spend your tax dollars will be back at work today after this florida yesterday. as is custom the session started with the governor delivering his davis stays between governor scott all on lawmakers to pass the $1 billion industry specific tax cut package. he wants another quarter billion dollars for incentives state. >>> fantasy sports are one step florida. yesterday lawmakers decided to move forward with a bill that would provide restrictions for operators. in recent years the industry has exploded with an estimated 3 million players in florida alone yesterday's decision comes as some states are trying to stop people from playing because of concerns about gambling pick the bill still n

a few storms at medford, the southern tip of oregon, the willamette valley. we have that one on top. late effects in the reno area and is the sacramento area around friday morning. 43 already. carson city down to 39. south lake is 31. we will drop into the mid-30s by 10:00. probably below freezing after midnight. >>> we now know the name of terry henry joins us with more. the newest information coming in. they're not saying much more than just identifying him. >> they're not saying a whole lot. but this happened during rush hour. and they're hoping that more witnesses come forward. authorities identified the man as serge row alvarado -- sergio alvarado morales. this started with a traffic accident involving four, possibly five vehicles. if there is a fifth vehicle, they're hoping that driver comes forward. alvarado morales was involved in the account but they're not sure what led up to the crash. they also confirm that he was armed with a knife and threatening to harm himself. one officer tried to subdue him using a tazer but that did not work. that's when a

but because this is so sparse country and not the lush green, willamette, oregon.s is high desert. they lease ground from the federal government and pay for it. the leases need to be reinstated so suzy hammond, the wife of dwight hammond alone on the ranch or son or husband are gone now can continue to survive. she doesn't deserve to have the leasing taken away as well. lou: here's what should happen. you and the rest of the congressional delegation ought to be on the phone to the u.s. attorney's office in oregon, you should be interceding, intervening in this case, and anyone who says it's a criminal case and that's inappropriate is a damn fool. because the reality is these are two men in jail, and it is every minute they spent in jail is an injustice and one that should not be tolerated in this country. >> lou, i'm not an attorney, i was a journalism major. here's the problem. this has already been appealed to the ninth circuit and the u.s. supreme court who refused to take it. the ninth circuit said no, you have to impose the statutory five year rule. lou: they'

and camo boats will be able to show the public in an intact femur from a mammoth who traverse the willamette valley ten thousand years ago imagine that now of course abbas were not discovered when the stadium was initially ballots that's because during renovations right now workers are digging ten feet deeper into the ground. i live in a clearing starting to work its way and for the north nothing working its way in from difference we talked about from the overnight hours to the morning and from the morning now on in the afternoon and has continued to fall cup low light sprinkles out there as we show you. not really reaching the ground from what we can tell you might have one or two little spirits is hitting your windshield but that's all moving off to the northeast right now forty one degrees winds of the north northeast and the pressure that's falling from thirty point one three inches of mercury time lapse from this morning. you can see who live in sunshine early and then we saw sort of a mixture of clouds and sun throughout the day as i mentioned a very few spots all little bit of very li

willamette that decision as sitcoms.ta as it shows -- but, yesterday we were ahead of two of the three people on stage last time. if fox can suppose appropriately, uses polls and understand the science or the lack of science and polling, if you have the margin of error and someone is at six and another at seven plus or minus three or four the margin of error, you are doing something unscientific and unfair to exclude somebody who's one point behind somebody else. maria: these are all very fair points. no matter how you look at it, margin of error, different polls, you were at the bottom of the barrel. let's face it. how are you going to get your numbers up? >> look at how poorly the polls are doing. in kentucky we had a governor's race. all of the poll showed the democrat ahead by five and republican fight beach. if the science of polling is an accurate, don't you think it's a mistake to be that completely by polling? other things are pretty. for example 1000 precinct chairs in iowa. we've made 500,000 phone calls. i hav