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it is a fragile spot and defensive space. visit all you want, we love tourists. oregon was settled by walkers and 2017, earliest known evidence. the dna from that shows they came from siberia said this is the first proof that they want to come to oregon. they didn t ride in the wagons. they walked over here and today when spring comes on the spriny like this and you want to get out, cabinet fever raises and you get a nice day in april and people are lacing up and hitting the trails. maybe there s an echo of the first native tribe talking to oregon that persists here. people still want to get out and walk. it s a compilation of the prettiest i could find in the state, the best hiking trails. they don t cover all of it, they cover like five-star resorts. that is and what people care much about what is the outdoors. 50% is national management and that plays a huge role but on some it pays more than we get back. there is controversy about that. some believe we should get th ....
salesman for a sub-contracted energy company in cincinnati. he quit after five days because he said the sales tactics were reprehensible reprehensible i think it s unethical. i mean i don t know how they can live with themselves. themselves. joseph says he and the other sales agents would drive into lower income neighborhoods going door-to-door looking for unsuspecting customers including the elderly. they would tell people they were in the neighborhood conducting an energy audit. then they would ask to see to the person s energy bill to make sure they weren t overpaying. but joseph says once they got the bill, what they were really doing information. joseph says once the form was filled out, they would pressure the customer to sign it and to top it off . joseph says his company wasn t even offering the best rate. these poor people, they have absolutely no clue what they re doing.they actually don t know who they re talking with, as far as what company you re working ....
does remind motorists that these things do happen and you have to be aware that something unexpected could come up on your car and you have to react. police say they suspect chin may have been using drugs as well.as the day goes on.. they re working on finding out where she was before the crash. another important part of the case.reporting live.. jordan burgess. 9 on your side. that s not the only interstate crash police are dealing with this morning . right now police are cleaning up a multi-car pile-up that shut down a stretch of i-75 south. south.this is video of what the backup looked like after the crash around 10 this morning .at least five crash. this is a live look at i-75 at paddock . you can see the back up drivers are dealing with right now. 9 on your side is working to get more information about this crash and we ll bring you the latest again. here s a first check of your nine first warning forecast. while we start the day with cloudy conditions, we should ....
developing now - a cincinnati woman is in jail tonight accused of driving the wrong way on i-71 . smashing into another driver - killing him. that driver was just trying to get home from work. now police want to know why that woman was on the wrong side of the highway. highway.this crash happened just before the dana avenue exit.9 on your side s t-j parker is live with new information about caused this crash . t-j? police believe drugs and alcohol are possible factors here on i-71 near the dana road exit this morning. police are blaming 22-year old taryn chin in this crash. lt. bruce hoffbauer: 00:32 it was a pretty spectacular crash cincinnati police describe a horrifying scene on i-71.they say taryn chin- was driving north in the southbound lanes when she hit 47 year old jose arenas head on. hoffbauer: 2:37 two cars traveling 55 miles an hour and they hit head on on the interstate, it s going to be a spectacular crash because of the speeds and the force and the dam ....
this stretch of 71 south was shut down just after 3 a-m .. when a wrong way driver caused a deadly accident. two cars traveling 55 mph and they hit head-on on the interstate it s going to be a spectacular crash. this was the scene of that crash on i-71 near the dana avenue exit. police say the person responsible is 22-year-old taryn chin. ( you need to attribute this) she s accused of driving the wrong way on 71, while under the influence of alcohol. lt. bruce hoffbaur//cincinnati police dept. i think an ordinary driver who wouldn t be impaired would quickly realize they re in the road?? place. but for chin it was too late. ?? that s a line typically used for someone who dies. plus- it s out of context. cut that line chin s blood alcohol content was nearly two times the legal limit when she crashed head-on into 47- year-old jose arenas car. the florence man, who worked at cintas, was headed home from his shift early this morning when he was killed instantly. it s ....