radio app. download it from the app store or google play. >> next the debate between oregon governor democrat kate brown and republican challenger bud pierce. they answer questions on retirement savings programs, human trafficking prevention, refugee settlement and other issues. klvit tv hosted this hour-long debate. >> good eaching from the studios in downtown, we are joined by two candidates. bud pierce and kate brown. >> live from the studios of nbc5 and oregon debate featuring kate brown and republican challenger bud pierce. tonight's debate brought to you by aarp. the oregon association and road community college. now, your host and moderator for tonight's debate nbc5 news director. >> i'm news director nbc5. i will be your moderator for the week. in less than four weeks [applause] >> before we begin, let's meet our candidates. >> dr. bud pierce is a cancer doctor, small business owner and marine veteran. his father dined when he was only 15 and bud went onto get md, ph.d and treated over 15,000 patients with cancer and blood disease while growing a 75-ploament -- employment bus

where kate brown is being challenged by bud pierce. from portland oregon, this this is about an hour. >> you are about to decide who will be oregon's next governor. democrat kate brown wants to continue the work she has been doing for 18 months. >> i am the best prepared in the best qualified candidate in the race to leave this work. >> republican bud pierce is new to politics and argues the state needs fresh leadership. >> we see a lot of problems that the governor doesn't want to take on. >> the race is framed by a contentious corporate tax measure 97. >> i believe it's time for corporations, particularly out-of-state corporations to pay their fair set share. >> what we really need to do is have government learned to live on less revenue. >> organs revenue run deeper than taxes. the next governor has to deal with our homeless crisis. >> also find a way to improve organs crumbling roads and highways. >> we have a transportation issue. we have congestion, we see it every day around this streets of portland. >> this is the final debate before the election. this is decision 2016, a deb

word. >> host: thank you for your time. >> guest: my pleasure. >> incumbent democrat oregon governor kate brown and republican bud pierce debate retirement savings programs come human trafficking prevention, refugee settlement and the 2016 residential election. >> moderator: good evening. we are joined tonight by two candidates competing to be oregon's next governor, republican bud pierce and incumbent governor kate brown. tonight we'll debate the issue of the day in stupid doesn't oregon's only debate this fall begins right now. >> life in the studios of nbc five and oregon gubernatorial debate featuring democratic incumbent kate brown and republican challenger doctor bud pierce. tonight's debate is brought to you by aarp, the oregon association of realtors and broken into college. now you host and moderator for tonight's debate, nbc five news director craig smullin. >> i'm news director i will be a moderate for the sydney. less than four weeks or convertible decide which of these two candidates will govern organ for the next two years. the path goes through these studios t

moderated by candice morgan right here. the coordinator to celebrate the freedom to read and oregon sponsored by the oregon library association ends at the aclu of oregon. authors do have boats if you would like to have a book signed, they would be happy to sign up for you. as a bunch of the cart right back there after the talk in there at the time time for audience q&a as well. as you heard, please wait for the microphone should come your way would make it to the audience q&a said that it will be heard on the tv when it airs. thanks again for coming out. please welcome candice morgan. [applause] >> well, thank you. in addition to the various people that celebrate the freedom to read and oregon is the state library's intellectual freedom clearinghouse for the only state in the union has such an element, which they do all kinds of information to provide challenges in free speech and also a list of books that are challenged in oregon. so i want to thank powell for letting us have this event here in the cnn and chris pine who is not here come the director of the american booksellers fo

job opening up holes for myles gaskin, jomon dotson, coleman. ends the streak with the oregon ducks. >> joe: it look like psalm wooching had intentions of trying to set chris petersen up for a bath there, and petersen shot him a look that i think will deter him from ever trying again. >> brady: coach petersen is all business. >> joe: let's go down to jenny taft. >> jenny: they didn't just end that 12-game losing streak against oregon, you really demolish it. how rewarding is this performance and doing it again such arrival? >> it feels great to get out here with a win. coming down to eugene is always hard. we weren't trying to pay attention to that, just come in and play and i thought we did a good job. >> jenny: you are responsible for eight touchdowns tonight, you broke a school record and tied a pac-12 record, how confident are you? >> i feel like i didn't do anything crazy, i just kind of did my thing and didn't try to do too much and went through my reads. >> jenny: you are doing a lot very well and your team remains undefeated, it is now halfway team capable of going? >> i don

bundy brothers are found not guilty after an intense oregon standoff but their not out of the woods yet nevada for another standoff. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a witches brew of road closures and rainfall could prove for some scary conditions outside in the valley this weekend. thanks for joining us on 8 news now good day. i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) halloween kicks off this weekend. and it's a good thing school is out today for nevada day because the roads are going to be a mess around the spaghetti bowl for your morning commute. ((kirsten joyce)) >> in about one hour the interchange between 15-northbound and the 95 north will shut down. that's the big ramp over the entire spaghetti bowl. ((brian loftus)) >> demetria will explain more about that later but first sherry is here.... sherry how's the weather today? back to you!/// back to you!/// ((demetria obilor)) >>> this moring police are lloking for the person who killed two people in the south valley.

state will go on like it did in oregon. she says reaction, look at this. >> tears of joy. >> we came to oregon, to harney justice, and we found it today. in regard to standoff with federal agents last february. oregon's mallheur wildlife refer oouj. more revealing than oregon case for a bundy win. >> i wish you could see the discovery that the judge has sealed from you and the public. >> she says the nevada case expected tt should end quickly once body cameras are seen by jurors and the media. is. >> goofing joking laughing who's going to be killed first, the dogs, limit, siting on dogs horses and unarmed cowboys. once you as the press get that footage this case in nevada should be dismissed needle. >> reporter: it will be she says the nevada bundy case will have to be moved out much nevada just to get a fair trial. the bundy image has been widely circulated and she feels our local jury pool will have been too influenced. >> very interesting reed. thank you. a young are oregon boy with a cancerous tumor on his neck, 11-year-old aiden nellis wanted to be apolice officer for halloween. th

big names to show off. and one of my heroes. in oregon, dan o'brien, he's the elvis of everything in the state of the oregon. >> i love living in the valley. and when someone says it's for athlete. >> i train people, so i get a chance to work out. i'm very obsessive about it and i take that title seriously. and even though i'm not the olympic championship, there's another kid from oregon that is. >> a good year. >> now, you moved here in 1997 after you won the gold medal. >> i got tired of the snow, i was we love every part of the year except for the summer. we try to get out of here in the summerand i go back to oregon. i love doing stuff outside and everyone here is very fitness oriented. >> you get your car washed and it stays clean. >> it rains the next day after oregon. >> dan is bringing his car in and through the red carpet. all of the benefits to bigigigi >> great to see the help and the kids smiling and working hard. >> next, lalizing recreational marijuana. you'lid sexual assault and rape. out-of-control corrections officers arrested. ty attorney bill montgomery, some peopl

loved ones. the ranchers involved in an armed oregon standoff earlier this year -- are cleared of their charges. what's next for the bundy family. many are already starting to trick or treat ahead of halloween. the safety message metro police have for parents... this is fox5 news at 11. local las vegas. a man and woman were found dead inside an apartment this afternoon. i'm john huck. i'm christine maddela. police say they may have been dead for more than a day. tonight -- friends and family of the victims held a vigil. that's where we find fox5's miguel martinez valle. he joins us there with their reactions. here at mountain crest park where hundreds of people gathered tonight in a candlelight vigil for sydney land and neo kauffman family and friends of the young couple tell us they were the people found dead at an apartment complex earlier neo had gun shot wounds, police haven't said exactly how sydney died. they lit up candles and shared stories of the both of them... loved ones tell us the pair were found inside their apartment by a family friend after no one heard from them f

oregon ducks. >> joe: it look like psalm wooching had intentions of trying to set chris petersen up for a bath there, and petersen shot him a look that i think will deter him from ever trying again. >> brady: coach petersen is all business. >> joe: let's go down to jenny taft. >> jenny: they didn't just end that 12-game losing streak against oregon, you really demolish it. how rewarding is this performance and doing it again such arrival? >> it feels greato here with a win. coming down to eugene is always hard. we weren't trying to pay attention to that, just come in and play and i thought we did a good job. >> jenny: you are responsible for eight touchdowns tonight, you broke a school record and tied a pac-12 record, how confident are you? >> i feel like i didn't do anything crazy, i just kind of did my thing and didn't try to do too much and went through my reads. >> jenny: you are doing a lot very well and your team remains undefeated, it is now halfway team capable of going? >> i don't know, we have to get better over the bye week and get ready for oregon state. we are not looki

oregon ducks. >> joe: it look like psalm wooching had intentions of trying to set chris petersen up for a bath there, and petersen shot him a look that i think will deter him from ever trying again. >> brady: coach petersen is all business. >> joe: let's go down to jenny taft. >> jenny: they didn't just end that 12-game losing streak against oregon, you really demolish it. how rewarding is this performance and doing it again such arrival? >> it feels great to get out of here with a win. coming down to eugene is always hard. we weren't trying to pay attention to that, just come in and play and i thought we did a good job. >> jenny: you are responsible for eight touchdowns tonight, you broke a school record and tied a pac-12 record, how confident are you? >> i feel like i didn't do anything crazy, i just kind of did my thing and didn't try to do too much and went through my reads. >> jenny: you are doing a lot very well and your team remains undefeated, it is now halfway through the year, how far is his team capable of going? >> i don't know, we have to get better over the bye week and ge

dominant win for the huskies ends the streak with the oregon ducks. >> joe: it look like psalm wooching had intentions of trying to set chris petersen up for a bath there, and petersen shot him a look that i think will deter him from ever trying again. >> brady: coach petersen is all business. >> joe: let's go down to jenny taft. >> jenny: they didn't just end that 12-game losing streak against oregon, you really demolish it. how rewarding is this performance and doing it again such arrival? >> it feels great to get out coming down to eugene is always hard. we weren't trying to pay attention to that, just come in and play and i thought we did a good job. >> jenny: you are responsible for eight touchdowns tonight, you broke a school record and tied a pac-12 record, how confident are you? >> i feel like i didn't do anything crazy, i just kind of did my thing and didn't try to do too much and went through my reads. >> jenny: you are doing a lot very well and your team remains undefeated, it is now halfway team capable of going? >> i don't know, we have to get better over the bye w

night. that storm did a lot of damage. the winds knocked down trees and power lines. in oregon and washington. look at the mess the storm left behind in vancouver. >> firefighters came out and told him they didn't think he should be out on the water: he said he had 30 years experience and -lt waves were perfect. the waves may have been perfect. he needed help to get back on dry land. just look at the waves just slamming into the shore. eventually two people came by. they helped him get out of the water. i would say no thanks. >> he was lucky. >> . oregon wasn't spared the national weather service says winds reached 80 miles per hour. and 45 in the portland area. the roads covered with debris from broken power polls. lines covering the road. broken tree tkrafrpblgs. >> oregon got hit twice in the last few days. national weather service says two tornadoes hit the oregon coast friday morning. the mayor declared a state of emergency. in order to deal with the clean up. town leaders say 128 buildings were damaged there. american red cross is helps residents. >> starting tomorrow. if you

they did at oregon state. ultra competitive. that ball is batted away. reilly is as nice of a person and optimistic as you can ever meet in this business. class and quality the whole way. >> ed: i will say the fan base here wasn't exactly over the moon when he was hired. the fan base was ready for a change. mike riley had a down year at oregon state the year before he was fired. wait a minute. you have a beaver that did not break .500 last year. they were not sure what they were getting. >> mike: dzuris dumps blough. purdue can't stop the clock anymore. mike riley and company will go to 7-0. >> ed: you know even at the start of last year with all of the heartbreak losses and a team that ended up sub .500 a lot of people were wondering if they hired the right guy. he seems ageless. he has got a great twinkle in his eye. he is a great recruiter there at nebraska. they can clearly coach. while he was at oregon state and most of the staff came with him. i think they feel better about the change to riley right about now. >> mike: yeah. 7-0 start. for the cornhuskers, another huge crowd he

and it's already unleashed tornadoes in oregon. another round of severe weather is moving in tonight, bearing down on coastal towns and major cities from san francisco to british columbia. ben tracy gets us started. >> reporter: fierce wendz are whipping through the pacific northwest as the most potent part of this storm system comes on shore. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: on friday an e.f.2 tornado with 125-mile-per-hour winds tore through the coastal town of manzinita, oregon, uprooting trees, downing power lines and damaging homes and businesses. phil panos saw it happen. >> it looked like the wizard of oz. that's what it looked like. it just-- things were just moving like this. then you could see the trees just snapping like twigs. >> reporter: in portland, streets turned into rivers as several inches of rain flooded parts of the city. seattle has now had more rainfall in the past two days than it got in the previous three months exweend. this monster of a storm system is the remnants of a powerful pacific typhoon. it has walloped washington and oregon for nearly three days now. t

outcome today" the ranchers involved in the armed oregon standoff... are acquitted... what's next for the bundy brothers. we'd go to games and do the rebel chant. you kind of take for granted how many times you can pick up the phone and hear somebody's voice. an unexpected loss leaves a henderson family grieving and a best friend reaching out for help. how the squad and u-n-l-v runnin' rebels teamed up for this special surprise! this is fox5 news at 10. local. las vegas. a man and a woman were found dead inside a valley apartment and police say they may have been i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. this happened in the west valley... police say the man had been shot, and they're not sure about the woman's cause of death... tonight friends and family of the victims held a vigil fox5's miguel martinez valle joins us there with their reactions. john christine i'm here at mountain crest park where hundreds of people gathered tonight in a candlelight vigil for sydney land and neo kauffman family and friends of the young couple tell us they were the people found dead at an apartment compl

in oregon tornado; a few buildings completely destroyed a tornado came 10 streets long and local residents suffered significant damage to their homes and business, there's an 8-million dollar defamation case against rolling it stems from an article they wrote about an alleged rape at university of virginia that was later discredited... the article was retracted....now the defamation trial is set to start.... abc's amy robach spoke with the former u-v-a dean at the center of the story..... nicole eramo: dear nicole eramo, the dean of rape...god will have his day with you and hold you accountable?you are a despicable human being." (12 - giving abc news just a tame selection of the onslaught of hate mail she received in the wake of an incendiary article in rolling stone magazine. nicole eramo it just kept coming over and over again. and that's when i just thought, "what am i gonna do? (emotional) (9 secs) the article, titled "a rape on campus'" centered on a woman called "jackie" ? and her allegation that she was sexually assaulted at a prominent fraternity. natsound protests? (6 se

abuse and harassment women face; and how studying moss lead portland, oregon to discover high levels of air pollution. >> woodruff: we return now to the race for the white house, and we begin with donald trump's campaign manager, kellyanne conway. kellyanne conway, welcome back to the program. let me start with the average of all the national polls right now. you're very familiar with it. hillary clinton 5 to 7 points ahead. donald trump hasn't been leading nationally since the end of july. you have state polls showing where he's losing support even in states that are reliably republican. where do you see this race right now? >> so the race right now is one where we are going to try to start making up the gap, judy, in terms of paid advertising. we have been out-spent 7-1 and 10-1 in some places and even more. we've budgeted for a significant ad buy particularly in the ten or eleven states where we see this race headed, that would be a variety of states president obama carried twice. we're trying to pierce that democratic blue wall which is a real concern for any republican pr

. >> ed: he and his staff have been around for a while. you oregon state. ultra competitive. that ball is batted away. reilly is as nice of a person and optimistic as you can ever meet in this business. class and quality the whole way. >> ed: i will say the fan base here wasn't exactly over the moon when he was hired. change. mike riley had a down year at oregon state the year before he was fired. wait a minute. you have a beaver that did not break .500 last year. they were not sure what they were getting. >> mike: dzuris dumps blough. purdue can't anymore. mike riley and company will go to 7-0. >> ed: you know even at the start of last year with all of the heartbreak losses and a team that ended up sub .500 a lot of people were wondering if they hired the right guy. he seems ageless. he has got a great twinkle in his eye. he is a great recruiter there at while he was at oregon state and most of the staff came with him. i think they feel better about the change to riley right about now. >> mike: yeah. 7-0 start. for the cornhuskers, another huge crowd here today, over 90,000 watched once

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, and hillary fires back at trump. of oregon after a gas leak. the latest on the damage, just ahead. plus-- entering day four of the fighting. the latest from the middle east as efforts continue in the fight to i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. you know, seven hundred thousand dollars in the scheme of things... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. ron johnson paid himself seven hundred thousand dollars a year. all told, he took a ten million dollar corporate payout then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence of any federal minimum wage. not even $7.25 an hour for us. senator ron johnson. for big corporate interests, not wisconsin. kids don't know how to act fake. i like your face. so we're learning to be more like them. removing artificial flavors and colors from general mills cereal. i like his face. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. so no matter what your favorite is, you can feel good investigation for identity theft. and 8 people are injured after an explosion in oregon. nico

: you could see it blowing in from oregon. ihit and it was just like a bomb went off. least one home and two town. >> reporter: tornadoes are hugelyuched down in this part of oregon. midwest right now, the tornado have so many. >> reporter: this dangers the pacific northwest this weekend, including round of storms, headed this wi >>> next, today. samsung smartphones to make it back their galaxy 7 note smartphones. de dellta joining two othncing the containment bags.look -- the ex contained in this handout video, the faa enforced? >> banningeporter: and tonight, tsa tells abc news it will not be searching for note 7s. if they see one at a checkpoint, they'll ask you to leave, and come back without it. david, anyone who violates this ban could face fines or prison. >> thank you. >>> next tonight, the fbi asking for the public's help to identify a suspected serial kidnapper. investigators believe this man abducted a 6-year-old girl in may, and then tried to abduct another child. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, fbi and ohio investigators racing to find this man. described as a s

this case, in the case of what took place in oregon, there's no question that this was an armed militia. they proudly display their weapons. >> absolutely. >> compare it to north dakota. theell, in north dakota standing rock people are saying -- please come, please help us, believe your weapons at home. we have been through this before. we went through this with what we called wounded me -- wounded knee 2. were violent actions that did not work out too well. speaking of which, i keep thinking back to wounded knee 1, the great -- the last great asker of the indian wars. those people were coming from standing rock. and here we are. it just blows my mind. >> karen, you were in oregon at the time. you went to the standoff at the center for biological diversity in arizona. talk about what you saw and your reaction to the acquittal. >> i went up to the occupied side while the militia was there to counter protest them. scene,an extraordinary facing these armed men running ,round with assault rifles blatant racism wherever you would go. threats to kill myself and other protesters who we

northwest. oregon bracing for a big storm brewing off of the course and not one but two tornados knocked out power for thousands of people. and in the mean time in north carolina flood waters are high one week after hurricane matthew. the voter registration is extended. the governor urging people there to just be patient. >> hurricane matthews continues the destructive path through north carolina. and yet we are seeing acts of herrorism and incredible strength by our citizen and we are seeing recovery. and we had difficult days ahead for north carolina and our citizens that are impacted by the incredible hurricane that is with us for ten days. >> and many poor communities are hit hard by this terrible weather and brian is here with the latest. it is not only the flooding but a nationwide map. >> the rains may have stopped but in the day sense the storm overwhelming rafr and canal and some parts saw 18 inches of rain and 2300 people had to be rescued by helicopter or boat. water roaching ten foot high and particularly in cumberland and wayne county and the death toll rose to 26. and the f

testify and provide documents. a senate oversight panel hearing is set a fiery blast in oregon sends fireifhters to the hospital and witnesses running for their lives. now we are learning more about the cause. the details.. coming up. plus, a nba star walks out of court after getting some good news. but he may not be out of the woods yet. weekend - blustery & chilly weekend today: mostly cloudy to partly cloudy. highs: 79-84 winds: s 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. showers along and west of i-81. patchy fog. lows: 63-66 winds: s 5 mph friday: cloudy with periods of rain. becoming windy. highs: 67-73 winds: nw 10-20 g 30 295 @ s. capitol chapel road coming up. better save room for this main some fishermen hook a record-breaking catch. and you won't believe what they did with it... plus, a different kind of election is over. and america has picked it's favorite holiday sweet. we'll tell you which portland, oregon is destroyed, and several people are injured, after officials believe the blasts occurred after a construction crew hit a gas line. neal karlinsky has more. developing now in

region portland oregon -- a wind in portland oregon. >> all of a sudden a tree is falling on me. >> reporter: in nearby beaverton wind destroyed power lines left thousands without power. oregon coast a tornado with winds up to 130 miles-per-hour , this home ripped from it's foundation. >> no one was living in it and many of the homes were unoccupied. >> reporter: in seattle a father and his 4-year-old son were injured after a branch fell on them. the boy rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. for the north a tree crashed into a home with the woman inside . fortunately she wasn't hurt. >> more wet weather is expected along the pacific northwest. high water is starting to receive thankfully in north carolina. >> this unfortunate situation just keeps going. flooding caused an estimated 1 1/2 alien dollars in damages in north carolina alone. more than destroyed there. it is going to be months of rebuilding. they will do it because they are strong. they are already working on ways to make their communities great again, but it is just such a sad sight to see so many of your lov

and it's already unleashed tornadoes in oregon. another round of severe weather is moving in tonight, bearing down on coastal towns and major cities from san francisco to british columbia. ben tracy gets us started. >> reporter: fierce wendz are whipping through the pacific northwest as the most potent part of this storm system comes on shore. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: on e.f.2 tornado with 125-mile-per-hour winds tore through the coastal town of manzinita, oregon, uprooting trees, downing power lines and damaging homes and businesses. phil panos saw it happen. >> it looked like the wizard of oz. that's what it looked like. it just-- things were just moving like this. then you could see the trees just snapping like twigs. >> reporter: in portland, streets turned into rivers as several inches of rain flooded seattle has now had more rainfall in the past two days than it got in the previous three months exweend. this monster of a storm system is the remnants of a powerful pacific typhoon. it has walloped washington and oregon for nearly three days now. tens of thousands of people ha

others have been found not guilty after an intense standoff in oregon. brothers ryan and ammon bundy led an armed group to take over a federal wildlife refuge for six weeks... they were acquitted today... the bundy brothers are the sons of bunkerville rancher cliven bundy. the standoff began on january 2nd... the bundys - were trying to make their point about the opposition land.... ((denise valdez)) >> the bundys used the same argument in oregon... when compared to the case in southern nevada when they led an armed militia against the bureau of land management back in august of 20-14 after the b-l-m seized cattle that was illegally grazing on public lands. shakala alvaranga sat down with assemblywoman michelle fiore tonight -- the unlikely peacemaker. ((shakala alvaranga)) >> denise, after some six weeks of testimony, six hours of deliberations, and a last minute jurors -- the jury returned a shocking defeat for federal prosecutors. <<< ((shakala alvaranga)) a jaw dropping verdict. "after being on pins and needles for an hour and a half, i was very relieved and grateful." ((shakala

for the buffers in oregon last week. how will they ,,,, in colorado,st t but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. they've spread falsehoods about president obama. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. >> trevor's big game has up his fantasy football value. about 25% of yahoo lease up from 5% a week ago . >> we're gonna have to do a little more to crack the lineup. >> what broncos player would you want on your fantasy team? >>> college football. how many times have you talked about the buffers trying to bounce back from a tough loss? this week after a big win. >> it's just one game! but wasn't that one game fun! [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the buffs win against the mighty again ducks proves all thing norts equal. >> we've been seeing it in the works for a while and finally getting that done, if there was anything in the back of your head, a little voice on your shoulder, it's not there anymore. >> it was worth the wait

: they didn't just end that 12-game losing streak against oregon, you really demolish it. how rewarding is this performance and doing it again such arrival? >> it feels great to get out of here with a win. coming down hard. we weren't trying to pay attention to that, just come in and play and i thought we did a good job. >> jenny: you are responsible for eight touchdowns tonight, you broke a school record and tied a pac-12 record, how confident are you? >> i feel like i didn't do anything crazy, i just kind of did my thing and didn't try to do too much and went through my reads. >> jenny: you are doing a lot very well and your team remains undefeated, it is now halfway through the year, how far is his better over the bye week and get ready for oregon state. we are not looking ahead and i don't think anybody is going to say anything but anything but by weekend oregon state. >> jenny: congrats on a big one. >> joe: he wasn't going to take the bait, was he? chris petersen would be proud of his response there. back here to eugene to wrap it up in a moment. it told me what other people in th

takeover of an oregon wildlife refuge is drawing bundy along with five others. some say the jury's decision opens the door to armed occupations everywhere. 8 news now anchor paul joncich is here with reaction. ((paul joncich)) here's how a juror explained the verdict. even though the group that took over the malheur wildlife refuge had guns and threatened to use them, they weren't charged with crimes against police. they were charged with willfully conspiring to stop federal workers from doing their jobs. and prosecutors couldn't prove it. applauded by the sovereign citizens movement.. it's being criticized by many others who believe this puts b-l-m and other federal land employees at risk. and it makes you wonder about the upcoming trial for cliven bundy and 19 others involved in the armed standoff with federal agents in bunkerville. today i spoke with cliven bundy's attorney... and a close observer of the just completed trial in oregon. (( bret whipple/cliven bundy's attorney: "i expect the same resolution we had in oregon. again these are not criminals, these are individuals who

gaskin, jomon dotson, coleman. a dominant win for the huskies ends the streak with the oregon ducks. >> joe: it look like psalm wooching had intentions of trying to set chris petersen up for a bath there, and petersen shot him a look that i think will deter him from ever trying again. >> brady: coach petersen is all business. >> joe: let's go down to jenny taft. >> jenny: they didn't just end that 12-game losing streak against oregon, you really demolish it. how rewarding is this performance and doing it again such arrival? >> it feels great to get out of here coming down to eugene is always hard. we weren't trying to pay attention to that, just come in and play and i thought we did a good job. >> jenny: you are responsible for eight touchdowns tonight, you broke a school record and tied a pac-12 record, how confident are you? >> i feel like i didn't do anything crazy, i just kind of did my thing and didn't try to do too much and went through my reads. >> jenny: you are doing a lot very well and your team remains undefeated, it is now halfway team capable of going? >> i don't know,

justice system in oregon, our criminal justice system disproportionately impacts men of color, latinos and african-americans men, moving forward on proposals that will level the playing field including reducing penalties for crimes like possession of controlled substances those particular penalties impact men of color in the criminal justice system. we need to diversify our leadership at the state level and agency leadership and staff and make sure agencies look like diverse -- under my leadership we will continue to do that. >> next weston for governor brown. >> july 1, 2017, the oregon retirement savings plan is set to launch. until then, when million oregonians don't have access to retirement savings at work and employees are 15 times more likely, having access to payroll deduction. what is your plan to ensure success of the program and how do you envision it, improving financial security for all oregonians? >> it is absolutely critical blues not enough oregonians save for their retirement and the savings proposal i signed into law provides a clear pathway opportunity to make it eas

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forced to answer. >>> extreme weather. several rare tornadoes tearing through coastal oregon. >> whoa. >> blowing up transformers. over 100 homes damaged. >> it's just like a bomb went off. >> now, seattle is in the bull's-eye bracing for a once in a decade storm. >> the department of transportation taking action, no samsung galaxy note 7s allowed material for fears they could explode. the stiff fines you will face if you do not cooperate. >>> dramatic rescue. >> come on. >> bystanders plunging into a pond to save a woman who's trapped in her sinking car. the race against time as the car is submerged. >> there she is. >> helping her swim to shore. one of the heroes speaking out this morning. >>> good saturday morning. want to thank you for joining us. we want to get right to our top story donald trump firing back at his accusers criticizing the women alleging misconduct for their looks as well as their motives. >> there is overnight from charlotte, north carolina, surrounded by female supporters who took the stage to defend their candidate. >> but trump as we know is quite capable and

. >> you're right. i believe it's on average, two tornadoes a year in oregon. and they had ten tornado warnings issued by portland, the national weather service in portland, just in one day. that's a record for them. and we have one of those tornadoes queued up for you to see. we'll show what happened. look at that tornado, that stretched just under a mile, along the coast of oregon. a town called manzanita, 100 miles west of portland -- 60 miles, i should say. the path of the tornado was about 700 feet long. so only on the ground for a short period of time. it did enough damage to ruin 128 structures. there were no injuries, but certainly scary moments for several of those residents. catching them offguard even though they did have warning ahead of time in terms of a massive storm was on its way. but here's some of the leftover damage from the tornado that moved through the region. and guess what -- there is yet another low-pressure system that is waiting in this one's wings. so it is not going to get better. it's actually going to get worse over the next 24 hours. so believe it or no

. >> ed: he and his staff have been around for a while. you think about wt oregon state. ultra competitive. that ball is batted away. reilly is as nice of a person and optimistic as you can ever meet in this business. class and quality the whole way. >> ed: i will say the fan base here wasn't exactly over the moon when he was hired. change. mike riley had a down year at oregon state the year before he was fired. wait a minute. you have a beaver that did not break .500 last year. they were not sure what they were getting. >> mike: dzuris dumps blough. purdue can't stop the anymore. mike riley and company will go to 7-0. >> ed: you know even at the start of last year with all of the heartbreak losses and a team that ended up sub .500 a lot of people were wondering if they hired the right guy. he seems ageless. he has got a great twinkle in his eye. he is a great recruiter there at while he was at oregon state and most of the staff came with him. i think they feel better about the change to riley right about now. >> mike: yeah. 7-0 start. for the cornhuskers, another huge crowd he

tore through manzanita oregon this afternoon. that's right along the pacific coast. you can see toppled trees, downed power lines and damaged the mayor has declared a state of emergency. our weather here at home, a much different story. mark, a warm fall weekend ahead. mark: absolutely. how warm we'll get and when you'll have to dodge some raindrops, next in weather watch 12. patrick: that is a close call with a great white shark, caught on camera. and the diver who came face to face with the animal. plus -- joyce: here is a close call too. feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. this is wisconsin. and this. and this. and this. full of good people who work hard. why let washington take our jobs and send them off to china and mexico? my opponent backs bad trade deals that export jobs, and billion dollar tax loopholes for big corporations. i'm going to close those loopholes and help small businesses in wisconsin grow and create jobs. announcer: leading the way important local coverage, you are watching wisn 12 news at 5:00 with toya washington, patrick paolantonio,

incorporate the phoenix, a symbol of their return. >>> a beach town in oregon is dealing with the after mt. of a tornado that tore through downtown this morning. the path covered about 10 manzanita, a city with about 600 year-round residents. the twister damaged several homes and destroyed two businesses. no injuries were reported. the weather service issued about 10 tornado warnings for the area this morning. it is investigating how severe this tornado was. >>> this is just part of several storms hitting the northwest. today's round brought not only those tornadoes, but also 100 mile-per-hour winds and the tomorrow. what's left of super typhoon songda will slam into oregon and washington and northern california. up to 20 inches of rain may also fall in some locations. experts are warning this could be the worst storm to hit that area in 50 years. >>> a former police officer in mexico was accused of breaking the trust of his community, then running to the u.s. he was caught in aurora after police say that he tried to commit the same crime here. 9wants to year-old man was wanted for raping

confirmed already. now, a series of storms on the way as we start the weekend. the two in oregon, this one, right along the coast. the mayor declaring a state of emergency. over the weekend. here's neal karlinsky with the pictures. >> reporter: you could see it blowing in from the pacific. a huge waterspout turned tornado churning through the small coastal town of manzanita, oregon. exploding transformers, lighting it up as it goes. >> whoa! >> we got into the bathroom right when it hit and it was just like a bomb went off. >> reporter: police reported at least one home and two businesses destroyed. several more damaged. >> every time i turn the corner there's more damage, this thing really did a number on this town. hugely rare here. it's been nearly 20 years since one touched down in this part of oregon. >> i feel like i'm in the midwest right now, the tornado warnings going up because we have so many. >> reporter: this dangerous weather, part of a massive wind and rain event blowing through the pacific northwest this weekend, including drenching downpours and high winds. this tree f

well as oregon. a powerful tornado damaged homes in manzaninita, oregon. the national weatherer service confirmed it was an f-2 tornado. strong winds brought down dozens of trees and blocked roads and highways. gusts of about 130 kilometers per hour reported in thehe coasl area of washington. more than 40,000 customers were without power in western washington and northwestern oregon. the weathewawas quite e dangero. three storms have already moved away but more rain i is expepec for the nextxt couple of days. and by your thursday, , there's one e more strong syst movovingo the pacific northwest. so rain is going to be a continued story. now there's a possibilitity of severe weaerer across s wiscons into your tuesday morning and across the west and eastern portions of the united states. temperatures are going to be warming up. 28 in washington, d.c. that's about 10 degrees higher than normal. and across the south, like memphis, you'll see high temperatures. 32 degrees is expected daytime temperatures into your wednesday. here's your extended forecast. one last story before we go.

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homes. another 500 buildings are in their path. >>> and a tornado in oregon today. i mean it is just crazy. new damage estimates tonight, they show that the tornado damaged more than buildings. nobody was hurt thank goodness. and stacy joins us now. this is just so, so rare in the pacific northwest. >> yes, very rare. it is not common at all. and only four in tillamook county since 1950. that is the county where manzanita, oregon is. in oregon they've had 48 total tornadoes in an average of two per year. but in colorado we've had 2,073 an average of 50 per year. so you can really see the difference on what they usually northwest. now there's a huge storm that's been coming on shore here over the last 24 hours. this is just the first set of storminess. we have another storm behind that, which is actually a former typhoon that has held together over the pacific and we're expecting winds tomorrow between 50 to 100 miles an hour up towards seattle. but here in colorado it looks great. we have just a little bit of cloud cover and some changes will be occurring on the seven- day forecast.