how can oregon families and workers be proud in oregon? vote for dennis richardson for governor. >> moderator: governor, you have 60 seconds. kitzhaber: this race is about two things. it is about values and ability to deliver. values matter and mr. richardson and i differ greatly on values that think underlie this great state. we differ on woman's fundamental right to control reproductive health choices. we differ on oregonians to on the person they love. and tuition equity and disagree on portion of protecting environment as foundation of our identity and economy. this state is vastly better today than it was four years ago. we come together and faced tough issues and we've done it together. we erased the deficit, created over 100,000 new jobs, added full-day kindergarten and frozen tuition. 59% of oregonians have health insurance coverage today. we come together over last four years and pulled oregon back together and delivered for oregonians. i'm very proud of what we've done. this race is about two things, about values an ability to de

oregon had it, lost it, oregon state gets it back. first down. if you tried to recreate this when they were at the 3 yard line with what looked like it was going to be a first and goal, to come back to the 47 to end up with a first down at the 31, you do the math, brother. be sure to stay tuned, let robert flores wrap this baby up on the ford wrapup show when we're done. at any rate, first down with 27 seconds left at the 31 yard line. del rio. throws it -- complete. to haskins. down inside the 20. and he's saying hurry up. he wants one more snap, or maybe to clock it here to give them a play. at the 18 yard line. and that's what luke will do. >> todd: well, we mentioned -- you know, you're not going to get bowl eligible. you're not going to get the extra practices. this it is for luke del rio. so, you know, this is his practice time right now. that's why you spike the ball, you give him one more shot. in live action. because you won't see him again in live action until sometime next spring. >> brad: so maybe two plays. maybe only one. two receiv

oregon had it, lost it, oregon state gets it back. first down. if you tried to recreate this when they were at the 3 yard line with what looked like it was going to be a first and goal, to come back to the 47 to end up with a first down at the 31, you do the math, brother. be sure to stay tuned, let robert flores wrap this baby up on the ford wrapup show when we're done. at any rate, first down with 27 seconds left at the 31 yard del rio. throws it -- complete. to haskins. down inside the 20. and he's saying hurry up. he wants one more snap, or maybe to clock it here to give them a play. at the 18 yard line. and that's what luke will do. >> todd: well, we mentioned -- you know, you're not going to get bowl eligible. you're not going to get the extra practices. this it is for luke del rio. so, you know, this is his practice time right now. that's why you spike the ball, you give him one more shot. in live action. because you won't see him again in live action until sometime next spring. >> brad: so maybe two plays. maybe only one. two receivers, o

i want to explore oregon's death with dignity law. >> reporter: under oregon's law, a doctor must determine a terminally ill patient has six months or fewer to live. the physician can write a life ending prescription only after a second doctor signs on and both agree the patient is of sound mind. the patient must request the drug again 15 days after the initial request. but once the patient has it, the doctors' role is over. since the law went into effect in 1997, nearly 1,200 people have received life-ending prescriptions, but just 752 have actually taken them and died. others died sooner and some changed their minds. as ben's health deteriorated, he and pam sought help from compassion and choices, the group supporting brittany maynard. in 2012, the group connected them with two doctors who signed off on ben's wishes. >> monday, ben got the order for the prescription so it meant we could pick it up on wednesday. and i thought at that point we would have it and then we would just kind of see. i thought i had more time with him. but he said to me, "pam, i want to take it on friday of that we

has determined somebody in oregon is qualified to be this tai chi instructor, right? you have determined -- we can roll back the --. >> let me clarify. based on the tai chi program that's been approved by the state and by the federal government it's the tai chi moving for better balance currently there are two master trainers, the original one, i said, is in oregon. he's the one that developed the program, went through the clinical studies, what-not, and got it approved. there are trainers that he trained, i believe one of them is in california. initially when we researched the project we did have to find out who is available and what programs we could go with and that's the information we have. and one of the things we will be doing is to look at more recent information to see if any other qualified tai chi master trainer is available that is closer that we can use. so the master trainer has not been determined as indicated in the budget, but the dollar amounts we have to budget something in because that is required and that's based on our best information that we ha

oregon responds to the field goal a touchdown. tyner scores h first touchdown of the game. 21- yard t-d r making it a two possesion ge at 31-16. then after a hogan fumble mariota picks up his second rushing touchdown of the ga. seven-yard score makes it 3 16. oregon wins 45-16 to ime to 8-1. stanford falls to 5-and-4. oregon had to win to ensure spot in the new college fool playoff bracket this week. e loser of the ole miss and an game would create that open. another mega matchup in the pitted number three against number four.. ole miss up t in the 4th quarter, but then cameron artis-payne bulls in from 6 yards out. make it 3 auburn. rebels in jeopardy losing for the second straigh week.. later in the 4th... quarterback bo walla lunges for the first down, but he s the ball before he goes dow auburn comes up with the turnover.. the tigers didn't score and punted back to ole miss.. so, with under t minutes to go wallace hits laquon treadwell. he goes io the endzone for what looks a touchdown...revi ew showed did not get in, he also

oregon against oregon state, tonight at 8:00 eastern, on abc. strange things known to happen up in corvallis sometimes. we saw them upset arizona state a couple of weeks ago. and the at&t stadium here is alive because texas tech has a great opportunity here. they have not led but have closed to within five. and they'll take the touchback. let's look once more at the touchdown. what the was the key? >> rod: there's a guy who can get there. here's a guy that can get there. watch the linemen leak out. at the end, you see brad pearson come up with a great block. watch how he sticks on the block. some people saying, he's got him. maybe he's holding. but his hands are inside. he's got him on the front side. let's go. that's a good block. and that's a hustle play from way far across the field. and that gave texas tech the touchdown. washington gets the credit. but brad pearson came from across the field to make the key block to spring him. >> mark: once again, if you're just joining us, if you've just tuned in, seth russell is the quarterback because w

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she moved to oregon which legally allows assisted suicide. brittany said she suffered on a daily basis and wanted a way out. here's the 29-year-old last month. >> i don't want to die. if anyone wants to hand me like a magical cure and save my life, so that i can have children with my husband, you know, i will take them up on it. >> small group of friends and family surrounded brittany at the end, even her husband was there too. she wrote a note to her online followers, that spread, goodbye world, spread good energy, pay it forward. >>> and a shot of the bay bridge toll plaza, that earlier accident still has traffic backed up into crocket. >> beautiful clouds over head, temperatures low 60s and 70s, warmer weather ahead too, no rain in sight too. >>> thanks for watching news this morning remember your next local update is at 7:26. >> happy birthday >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday, november 3rd, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." the young woman who sparked a national debate over the right to die ends her own life in

the gentleman from oregon. the gentleman from oregon has 10 minutes remaining. the gentleman from pennsylvania has 11 minutes remaining. mr. defazio: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from new jersey. mr. holt: i thank my friend from oregon and i rise in opposition to this. we've heard about the nature of this very dirty material that is dug rather than pumped. and the fact that it will go through america, not to america. now, we might ask, on a day when u.s. oil production was announced to reach a 30-year high of more than nine million barrels, why we would be even considering this. well, it's not because this fits into our energy picture. we will risk oil spills that are a mess to clean up. and we here that oil spills won't occur. the transcanada pipeline, also known as keystone, had 12 separate oil spills in its first year of operation, tens of thousands of gallons and hard to clean up and as you also heard, this doesn't count as petroleum and therefore, they don't pay into the oil spill liket trust fund. so taxpayers are on the hook for this difficult cle

marcus mariota and the fourth-ranked oregon ducks. they're hoping to wrap up the pac-12 north and earn a spot in the championship game for the first time since 2011. stanford has represented the north for the last couple of seasons. it looks like the ducks are on a roll now. that's tonight at 10:00 eastern on espn. obviously the college football committee is involved. and perhaps heading for a meeting in the pac-12 championship game with this arizona state team which is in control of its destiny in the pac-12 south when they return to conference play after this brief step out of conference action. >> chris: they'll move closer after this weekend games. if they win the pac-12 south and go and beat oregon, they're in, in my opinion, with the schedule they have. they'll be in in my eyes. >> sean: they had quality wins. it was notre dame who needed a marquee win today. but you mentioned they have been handling ranked opponents lately. foster. started today with a four-game winning streak. three of the four were over teams ranked in the to

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washington, colorado raised eyebrows, oregon raised more eyebrows. california is the big ten shall as farce the mexican debate is concerned. to that point, become sort of absurd to continue with the phil prohibition is policy and marijuana while in mexico -- and mexico and california their taxing and regulating it. basically, colorado and washington forced a shift in the global drug policy that turns out to be very significant in historic terms. >> ♪ [music break] , thank you for being with us founder and executive director , of the drug policy alliance. i will be speaking at george mason university at 2:00 p.m.. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] there's something so unique about chocolate that really inspires emotion. you often hear people saying, "i absolutely adore chocolate". you never hear "adore" and "cabbage" in the same sent

to oregon. dr. monica wehby was a republican candidate in oregon. she ran against jeff merkley. dr. monica wehby did not win. but if there were two things that the dr. monica wehby campaign really wanted you to know about her is that number one she's a doctor. and number two, she really doesn't like obamacare. that's what her whole campaign was about. >> it's not brain surgery. obamacare is bad for oregon. i'm dr. monica wehby. as a pediatric neurosurgeon, i know first hand how devastating obamacare is for patients. i 'm the only senate candidate who has fought to stop it. >> i don't even know what that means. keep your doctor, change your senator was her campaign slogan. now that she's lost that election, there are reports that she's applied for a new job in oregon. she's applied for the job of running obamacare in oregon. is that true or is it false? [ ding ] >> oh, yes. one obamacare candidate runs against obamacare. the day after she lost the race she called the governor to ask about a job opening, specifically, directing the oregon health authority, in charge of implementing ob

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that streak was in danger against the oregon ducks. the cardinals, the only pack 12 team, oregon quarterback marcus mariota had not beaten. possession 73. he goes untouched for a 22-yard run to make it 14-3 ducks. oregon scored a touchdown in the first three drives. minute left in the half. cardinals get it in. patrick scope to cut the lead at the half. the opening drive of the second half, stanford driving again. but he overthrows this and it is picked off and that is an opportunity missed by the cardinals and they needed it. later in the third, thomas tinier scores the second touchdown of the game. a two possession game at 31-16. oregon cruises 45-16 at that point to improve to 8-1. stanford falls to 5-4. pleasanton native sean manion plays host to cal. on the odes, scores in 14. cal has 10-7 lead. now later in the quarter, now tied at 10-10. cal wins 45-31. they are five and four, they need just one more game. one more win to become bowl eligible. san jose state quarterback joe gray playing host to 7-1 colorado state. second quarter

obamacare is bad for oregon. i'm dr. monica wehby. i know firsthand how devastating obamacare is for oregon families and patients. i'm the only candidate for senate who has fought to stop it. >> the only senate candidate who has fought to stop it. her campaign slogan was even anti-obamacare. keep your doctor, change your senator was her campaign slogan. now that she'll not be a senator, there are reports she has applied for a new job in oregon. she's applied for the job of running obamacare in oregon. is that true or is that false? oh, yes, it's true. this is amazing. one issue anti-obamacare candidate lose election and called oregon's governor to ask about a job opening specifically directing the oregon health authority which would make her the state's top official in charges of implementing obamacare, something she campaigned against as devastating to oregon. now she wants to run it. not busy anymore. tah-dah! >>> breaking news "first look." death and destruction. two terrorists attack jews praying in a synagogue this morning. and h

brittany took medication, she died in her bedroom in portland oregon this weekend. after a long battle with brain cancer. doctors diagnosed her while she lived in san francisco, so she moved. brittany said she suffered on a daily basis and wanted a way out. >> i don't want to die. if anyone wants to hand me like a magical cure and save my life, so that i can have children with my husband, you know, i will take them up on it. >> that was 29-year-old brittany maynard last month. doctors diagnosed her with terminal brain cancer 10 months ago. she set out the rest of her life on her own terms. >> the thought that goes through your mind when you find out you have so little time is everything that you need to say to everyone that you love. >> brittany traveled and made national headlines when she moved from san francisco to oregon. announcing she intended to die under the state's death with dignity act on the date she choose. >> what's important to you, what do you care about, what matters? pursue that. forget the rest. >> a small group of friends and family surrounded br

oregon has a death with dignity law while california does not. right now there is a push to get a similar law passed here in california. similar efforts though in this state have failed numerous times over the past 2425 years. now that she is gone, they are are promising to continue fighting for more death with dignity laws around the country. live in the newsroom alex savidge. >>> also new this morning just hours ago a burning garage in concord forced a family out of their home. it happened at about 3:30 this morning on san carlos avenue near clayton road. this photo of the garage was tweeted by one of the contra costa county fire department members. three people lived in the home. no one was hurt. investigators are still searching for the cause of this fire. >>> time is 5:06. a chp officer accused of sharing nude photos taken off the cell phones of women that he arrested. he is expected to turn himself in this morning at the detention facility in martinez. officer shawn hairington has -- and reportedly there may be a third accuser. prosecutors

oregon taking on stanford. fourth quarter, oregon leading 38-16. marcus mariota steps up, finds kerrington. keeps his feet inbounds. oregon, no problem. in progress right now in the pac-12, ucla on their home field, trailing arizona, 7-3. that game on espn. and arizona state, another one of those one-loss teams right now. a couple of field goals, leading utah, 6-0, in the desert. arizona state has notre dame next week. how would the irish do, looking to get past navy in landover. and this one was not easy. breaking up the middle 25 yards for the score. notre dame leads 42-31. this guy makes something out of nothing seemingly every week. here he does it and scores. 49-39, notre dame with the win. tcu and west virginia. tcu, one of a couple of teams in the big 12 with one loss. looking to impress on the road in morgantown. look at boykin. just a minute and a half left to go in the game and trailing. this would put them in field goal range. nails it. as time expires. tcu survives on the road, 31-30. some of you have saw this kansas state game. no prob

washington, vermont, and oregon. two other states, montana and new mexico have something along those lines. they have court rulings to allow doctors to prescribe fatal doses. and the movement appears to be growing. what happens, though, remains to be seen. my legal panel is joining me, joey jackson, paul callan. no matter how you feel about brittany maynard, nothing could be celebrated about this. everything just felt so sad either way. but, you know, my question is, what has changed? paul, you weigh in first. what has changed since the kevorkian days? >> we've gotten so sophisticated in terms of the machines that can prolong and keep us alive, even after the doctors have said there's no chance of survival that we see people and usually it's older people, elderly people but sometimes it's young people with cancer and other types of diseases that we know are terminal and the machines, the artificial feeding, the ventilation, all of these things prolong life in a way that causes people to suffer and i think many people

and that let oregon and chip kelly tie the game late in the game. little history between... no audio. >> oh, no. >> we are losing your audio but as we necessity chip kelly was so good for oregon deduction for so many years. >>> dire warning from the u.n. on climate change officials say global warming is happening and it is entirely our fault. what they say countries need to do to stop our negative impact on the environment. >>> new information about that tourist spacecraft explosion in the mo have desert what caused virgin galactic ship to crash as sue serio is tracking more win. >> it was a bad hair day yesterday because it was so windy, what burr hair f@ in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. ryan costello went into politics. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi cared for patients in pennsylvania, costello gave millions in government contracts to his campaign contributors -even as he cut funding for child abuse prevention. in congress, only trivedi wi

from oregon. you could google search it and come up with it. >> reporter: a barge that looks like its sister ship. it ran a ground in 1882. they call the find forto as. they have the equipment that allows them to go that deep. >> we have been studying the bay for 25 years and we probably found a couple of little boats, garbage. this is the biggest thing we have found. >> reporter: even the scientists admit it is exciting. >> there is a human fascination for ship wrecks. >> reporter: they say the most interesting thing may be the treasure-trove of organisms moving in so this wreck might get its own research expedition. >> we are interested on how they decay and get collininized. this -- colonized. >> reporter: ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> there is something about seeing ship wreck. just fascinating to look at. >> that is a barge. treasure-trove of organisms. >>> now our chief meteorologist bill martin. interesting to see -- >> they do that in places around the world. they will sink something

oregon at oregon state. the civil war duck fans pumped up. nobody told marcus mariota. first quarter play action fires a perfect strike to any son. 7-0 ducks. oregon up 16-0. here's byron marshall. 77-yard touch down. too easy. oregon continues to pour it on this time mariota does it with his legs. on the read option, slices an dices for a touch down run. oregon led at the half and win 47-19. third lanked florida state. jameis winston florida state on the boards, 9-7 gators. nos offense starts clicking. o'leary over the middle. go ahead touch down. stayed up 14-9. down to that your last shot. harris throws behind robinson. next up, georgia tech and the acc championship game. fourth ranked mississippi state facing ole miss in the egg bowl. jalen walton changes that, dances around in the backfield. escapes the defense and off to the races. are you kidding me? 91 yard touch down run. ole miss up 24-10. fourth quarter bulldogs cut the lead. prescott floats one up to wilson. wrestles the ball away. 24-17. back comes ole miss. wilson takes the pitch, fires it to cody. rebels

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state of oregon. britney maynard who has brain cancer, moved there because it's only one of five states that allows the terminally ill to end their suffering. >> i hope to enjoy however many days i have left on this beautiful earth as spend as much of it outside as i can surrounded by those i love. >> before she died britney maynard's video explaining her decision was seen by nearly 10 million people. in oregon, more than 700 people have used a doctor to help them die in relatively comfort. pam's husband ben was one of them. >> emaciated and in terrible pain from incurable cancer that had spread throughout his bed in may of 2012 ben told her he was ready to die. >> as for me, it was my last gift of love to my husband because it was his choice. >> following the strict medical guidelines in oregon law the couple consulted with physicians including with dr. david grube. >> he was really sick. i met him in his bedroom with his wife, pam, and he was competent. he was alert. he knew what he wanted. >> orego

plus a food fight in oregon. details of a ballot initiative which could change the way people go grocery shopper. >>> and will weather play a policier? winter storms are raising turn out concerns. >> welcome back. with three days to go before the 2014 midterm election president obama is hitting the campaign trail for one last time. the president is in michigan tonight stomping for gary peters and mark shower the candidates for senate and governor. >>> the reality of modern politics follows a simple pattern. in every election outside influence and money must flow leaving voters deciding who to believe rather whom to vote for. david shuster has more on what the documentary midterm series is doing to break that pattern. >> this is the most expensive election going on in our country right now. right here in north carolina. >> no sooner had iowa, colorado, and north carolina been targeted as the linchpins in the midterm battle for congress, outside interest groups started pouring multimillion dollars waves of negativi

democrats will win all but certainly in oregon. the republicans in texas. here's three others even democrats don't push back on. montana, south dakota, west virginia. likely to be republican pickups. they're current ly democratic. this is where it gets dicey. if the republicans won them all, not likely but not inconceivable, if republicans swept them all they'd goat 55. that would be a high water mark. more likely as the democrats get some of them how many of them? can they keep enough to keep the republicans short of 50? president obama carried all three of those states comfortably twice. right now the republicans say they're pulling away in colorado. democrats say they'll get it for election day but for the sake of the elections i've given the republicans colorado. for the sake of argument let's assume the democrats can win the ground war in iowa, win the ground war in new hampshire. that would get aught 47-46. again, you have to say advantage republicans because everything else on the board is a state president obama lost in 2012. even if, for example, k

oregon taking on stanford. fourth quarter, oregon leading 38-16. marcus mariota steps up, finds kerrington. keeps his feet inbounds. oregon, no problem. in progress right now in the pac-12, ucla on their home field, trailing arizona, 7-3. that game on espn. and arizona state, another one of those one-loss teams right now. a couple of field goals, leading utah, 6-0, in the desert. arizona state has notre dame next week. how would the irish do, looking to get past navy in landover. and this one was not easy. breaking up the middle 25 yards for the score. notre dame leads 42-31. this guy makes something out of nothing seemingly every week. here he does it and scores. 49-39, notre dame with the win. tcu and west virginia. tcu, one of a couple of teams in the big 12 with one loss. looking to impress on the road in morgantown. look at boykin. just a minute and a half left to go in the game and trailing. this would put them in field goal range. nails it. as time expires. tcu survives on the road, 31-30. some of you have saw this kansas state game. no prob

, oregon. there have been more than 20 quakes in area in the 2 and 3 ranges over the past 24 hours. there are no reports of any significant problems. >>> 4:33. a check of weather. lawrence says the schooldown is beginning today. >> more clouds and temperatures in the 70s. but we are getting a sea breeze today so we're seeing patchy fog along the coastline. you can see a weak system sliding into the state bringing with it more clouds across our skies today. so we're going to see that this afternoon. we'll see some sunshine in between. still, mid- to upper 70s well inland. 70s inside the bay, 60s with some of the patchy fog along the coastline. a few clouds out over the bay right now. temperatures mild. 60 degrees in san francisco. 52 in san jose. and a cool 48 in santa rosa. this afternoon, here we go. 57 degrees in napa. 75 in san jose. and 68 degrees in san francisco. all right. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. the roadwork continues especially for the next 25 min

into alaska -- >> let him -- >> oregon and california. >> ethan. >> $9 million. versus 400,000 in messaging. i think as we live with the consequences of legalization, don, there will be a backlash that proponents are underestimating. >> i'll agree with kevin on one thing here. it is not inevitable. it is not inevitable. if people who think it's important for marijuana prohibition to end want it to happen, they can't think it's just going to happen by itself. there needs to continue to be responsible 50d voex. i wish i was sitting here with somebody from public health. my organization drug policy alliance is bringing together people who are interested in marijuana legalization, people from the medical field, the public health field, all of whom see an end to marijuana prohibition as a good thing and a necessary thing but want to do it in a responsible -- >> sam has the major public health researchers in the country, the a.m.a., the american society of -- they're all against your position. >> who want to do it in a responsible way -- >> ethan, i remember speaking t

had to pick up roots, go to oregon where there are only five states oregon one of them. i guess what i'm saying there are 45 where you couldn't do this if you chose to. >> that's right. and it's very sad. and not only could she not do it but a doctor couldn't help her. that's the real frightful thing. even in oregon, the physicians prescribe the medication which provides a solace for her. she only wants control. what's going on right now, michael, is that she feels well enough and jack would have encouraged her to go to the very end. and even then you'll find that the patients very often don't do it. but want the control, want the ability to control. they are smart people, they want to control their lives and their deaths and suffering. they don't want to suffer. so very often they don't carry it out. she may never do that. and if she doesn't, it's up to her. it's nice if a doctor could be with her, though. >> respond to those who watch this unfold and say it's legalized suicide. >> well, it is legalized suicide and it's the same we provide to our animals. nobody would m

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>>> a small town in oregon is the target of the first bio terrorist attack in u.s. history. >> you're at the mercy of evil mind. >> what happened outside portland 30 years ago. the deadliest attack on japanese soil raises questions on how easy it is for terrorists to get their hands on toxic chemicals. and preparing for the worse, basic bio chemical defense training army style. all straight ahead on a second look. >>> good evening and welcome to a second look. i'm gasia mikaelian. the threat of poisoned gas and bilogical weapons have been faced by troops on the battlefield. almost 100 years ago, world war i was known as the chemist war as chlorine and muster gas was used by both sides. last year president obama said syria admitted to using poisoned gas against its own people to wipe out opposition forces and last month the new york times revealed that american soldiers were exposed to thousands of abandoned chemical weapons in iraq. we will look at the use of chemical weapons in war later on but we begin with the use of buy logical weapons obtained by terrorist orga

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oregon's law goes into effect by july 1st. the washington, d.c. law still needs approval by congress. >>> protestors in missouri made sure their voices were heard. 15 people were escorted outside of a hotel after disrupting an acceptance speech. blood clot the 29-year-old was diagnosed -- >>> the 29-year-old was diagnosissed with stage four brain cancer. she moved to oregon because that state allows doctors to prescribe medicine to terminally ill patients so they can end their own lives. the vatican's top officials calls maynard's decision rep hencable. but also says maynard herself should not be judged. >>> we now know the co-pilot that was killed this last week's crash was from santa cruz county. 39-year-old michael grew up in scotts valley. he was killed. the pilot of that spaceship was hurt last friday. >>> tragedy at a bay area high school after a student apparently takes his own life. and he's not the only first. coming up the troubling trend in how authorities are trying to stop it. >> it was an easy victory for jerry brown and the race for

on saturday, maynard self-administered medications legal under oregon's death with dignity law. consumer reports recently surveyed americans and found that the health care system is poorly designed to deal with end of life concerns. brittany maynard's story is unique to her but it's also a reminder that we will all face the end of our lives some day, perhaps not so tragically young, but some day, and that we really need to think as she did about how we want it to end. >> reporter: it was a decision maynard struggled with in the last few days. it seemed she may be changing plans but when the time came, she did what she planned to do. >> so if november 2nd comes along and it's passed, i hope my family is still proud of me and the choices i made. >> reporter: since the passage of oregon's death with dignity law, more than 750 people have used it. part of what makes maynard's story so unique is how few of them, less than 1%, have been under the age of 35. abc news, new york. >> maynard's story could lead to a new push in california to have an assisted suicide or death with dignity l

she moved from san francisco to oregon where she could legally kill herself. she died saturday surrounded by loved ones. >>> and generating more energy and enthusiasm. >>> with election day tomorrow, democrats running neck and neck to represent silicone valley. they are fighting for the district 17th congressional seat. our most recent poll has been in a dead heat. >> and the engine was normal from the mother ship, everything is good. >>> they are trying to piece together how a spacecraft crashed into the mojave. >>> and kpix 5 news this morning. >>> we have had a lot of coffee this morning. >> good morning everyone. >> happy monday. out the door here at about 5:00, a little traffic and weather. it was chilly my friends. >> grab a jacket, by the afternoon, should be fairly pleasant. a lot of high clouds drifting over the top of that ridge. we're going to see those clouds if time to time. a lot of sunshine between, slightly warmer today, a lot of 70s inside the bay, 60s along the coastline. quiet out there over the bay right now, chilly in spots down to 41 degr

more than 750 people in oregon used the law to die as of 2013. >>> oakland police continue to probe the death of a uc berkeley student after he fell inside oracle arena during a halloween concert. we first reported it last night at 11:00. part of the investigation will focus on how 20-year-old zachary bradley was able to enter an off limits part of the arena on friday night. >>> a former california highway patrol officer will appear in court tomorrow to face charges of sharing nude pictures of a woman he arrested. sean harrington is accused of forwarding pictures of a woman he found on his phone while she was being booked into jail. the victim discovered the transfer of the picture a few days later. prosecutors dropped the dui charges against her. harrington quit his job after being accused. >>> gas prices are plummeting. they dropped so low even some bay area gas stations are selling it for less than $3 a gallon. abc7 news reporter is live in mill valley with the details. sergio? >> katie, this station in mill valley has been busy all weekend, and this is the reason why. they are selli

a campaigner took her life a few days ago in the state of oregon. she had brain cancer and moved there because it's one of five states which legally allows the terminally ill to end their lives. >> i hope to enjoy how many days i have left on this earth and spend much of it outside surrounded by those i love. >> before she died britney's video explaining her decision was seen by nearly 10 million people. in oregon where the death with dignity act has been in effect since 1997, more than 350 people have used a doctor to help them die in relative comfort. pam's husband ben was one of them. emaciated and in terrible pain from incurable cancer that spread throughout his body in may 2012 ben told her he was ready to die. >> as for me it was my last give of love to my husband because it was his choice. >> following the strict medical guidelines in oregon law the couple consulted with physicians, including david grube. >> he was really sick. i met him with his wife pam. he was competent. he was alert. he knew what he wanted. >> oregon law requires the term

she attendedcal and uc irvine but moved to oregon after the diagnosis. oregon law allows someone to end their life with prescribed drugs, while california does not. there is a push to pass that law here in california. despite there have been similar efforts that have failed over the past 24 years. the public decision has sparked a national debate. if you would like to weigh in, we invite you to do so. you can leave a comment on our ktvu facebook page. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you for the update. >>> a burning garage in concord forced a family out of their home. it happened around 3:30 on san carlos avenue near clayton road. this photo of the garage engulfed in flames was tweeted out by the contra costa county fire department. firefighters say three people lived in the home but no one was hurt. investigators are searching for the cause of the fire. the chp officer accused of sharing nude photos taken off the cell phones of women he arrested is expected to turn himself in this morning in martinez. shawn harrington has been acc

and oregon, alaska, and here in washington, d.c. they will all join two other states in legalizing recreational marijuana use. that is the latest from capitol hill pam, back to you. >> thank you, ryan for that update. >>> 5:20 is the time. we have a lot of election news. some voters had difficulty getting information yesterday after contra costa county's election website went dark. it was alone either. coming up in 20 minutes the reason many websites nationwide crashed. >> i know she hit me in the mouth with her fist. >> a temper tantrum in the check out line ends up in a blood write confrontation between a mom and another woman. up next the war of words that ended with punches. but first, we will take a quick look at more election results. female announcer: tuesday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even ch