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I do want to go to some of the video because i was up on that hill earlier this evening and if it werent for the cell signal, wed be going live up there right now. You can see those flames and just how close they were to some of the homes earlier this afternoon, at one point between 30 to 50 feet from those homes on woodley place, but they have since dissipated at this point and even gone in the other direction a bit and the good news this evening is the fact the wind is not nearly as strong as it was earlier this afternoon in this area. Most of the people have been evacuated from here. I mean...

Every episode that has occurred that has caused commotion in the city has been ived a m ive admitted to my mistakes and said it would not happen p again and it has not happened again at the air canada centre. Of all things that we could start the show with. Good morning. Were in washington. It is thursday, november 14th. And with us onset, we have senior Political Editor sam stein. I cant stop laughing. Former treasury official and morning joe economic analyst Steve Rattner. White house correspondent for the Associated Press julia pace. And al hunt, met your producer last night at politico. Ni...

One of Oregon's most popular places to swim, hike and kayak will be closed, likely through the entire summer, due to wildfire damage and the need to focus on cleanup and rebuilding, Marion County Commissioners decided Wednesday.  The Little North Santiam Canyon, severely burned by the Beachie Creek Fire during the Labor Day blowup, will be closed to the public immediately. Officials say only local residents will be allowed to access the area.  The official closure is for North Fork, Gates Hill, and Pioneer roads — along with all parks and recreation sites. The move cuts off access to...

PEORIA — Frank Serrano was a joker and a man who would loan you a few coins if you didn't have enough to get a soda. The Peoria Public Schools resource officer died recently, according to a Facebook post on the district's resource officer page. A former Peoria police officer and a veteran of the district of more than 20 years, Serrano, 61, was mourned publicly by his fellow officers, who called him a mentor and the "heartbeat of the team."  "Sgt. Serrano's heart was not only for his team, but his children, whom he adored; Richie and Marcy. He was the heartbeat of the team as a planner du...