be meek as sheep, but we will never have to return to portland, when we return to portland, we willwill never have to return to portland. well, if there is no return to portland, let the merchant die of fear, neither god nor the devil will help him, to save his ships, when we return to portland, i swear i myself will run to the scaffold, but only when he returns to portland, we will not we'll never have to, when we return to portland, i swear, i'll run up to the scaffold myself, but we won't have to bother going to portland never, well, if... never, quietly, quietly, now the word to the authorities, the dispatcher of our motor depot, but soon we will go home, my best man, i’m sorry, for the sake of a good flight i’m ready to lick the underwear, and you, stepan petrovich, give me perfume i didn’t wear it, i didn’t put anything in my pocket, and i respect you, for your character, for your pride, we always go blind with our 500. my toast is short, so that i can leave this apartment as soon as possible, and the owners will celebrate a real housewarming party. ivan konstantinovich, so th

we've seen a 65% reduction in homelessness and we are in the portland metro area.ernment operates within a different worldview. we are not solving the problem. in oregon, providing excellent care to people and we see a tale of two counties, the city of portland and us next door. we are not okay with allowing people to live on our streets. we are not okay with veterans living on our streets, those dealing with trauma issues. eric: the gore programs are working? >> programs are working, yes. we do it a little different. we are not doing at the portland way. the whole nation, it's not working. eric: mr. west, thank you for joining us on this heartfelt issue. >> biden's open border nightmare has stolen countless innocent lives. yesterday in houston, you read about this got 12-year-old joslin nongary, i talked to her mother, just devastated, crooked joe proved last night he has no regret, no remorse, no idea who she was, no empathy and no compassion for all the innocent victims whose lives have been absolutely destroyed. arthel: we don't have the president's rebuttal to

in addition to making measure 110 work, we need a meth stabilization center in portland when a measure 110, past and 2020. it received wide support in oregon, notably portland, or 3 course of the population, voted in favor of the legislation as fast forward. and since that measure, $110.00 was implemented drug overdose despite 50 percent, with fentanyl accounting for more, and most of the test. now, coaches declared a state of emergency and effectively re criminalized drugs. after the states failed experiment with legalization of most drugs, the reversal will crack down on public drug use in cities like portland, and give the police more power to respond. so i would have continued our discussion with our panel and look at the politics involved with dominic use of a former chicago area, police officer brown, hampton, who is the author of retired g c metropolitan police officer and steve aber with the sea of heartland journal. thank you, john for staying with me steve. i wanna start with you. is this california share of correct? was all of this place for form for just a social experiment

it is so i'm not surprised that in that in portland that's the complaints o o o overdoses or use use of drugs spite because that was the 1st key. that's the whole idea of doing so is to be, do they have to be able to do it? how do you know that over a period of time that it wouldn't the level of out been decreased so the whole day fail least damn. so is a social experiment because it's not doing, it's not doing what is a goal to do not for people across the board. what are we talking about? is a, is a social next moment, and then what's an i phone, 800 bucks. so it's under the limit, it's a big fail the failing several days go as long the or what the why the square one you one yeah, yeah. because look at the retail, you know, and means that we're not in, simmons is every call left from nice to meet is to macy's to north on was because they don't want to get ripped off by. well, yeah, you know what i mean the through and that's the reason why that's a great, thank you for your service here. and these are the all of the guys have to, i gotta get what i've got to get. we've got one minu

in addition to making measure 110 work we need a meth stabilization center in portland when a measure 110, past and 2020. it received wide support in oregon, notably portland, were 3 quarters of the population voted in favor of the legislation as fast forward . and since that measure, $110.00 was implemented drug overdose despite 50 percent, with fentanyl accounting for more, and most of the test. now, coaches declared a state of emergency and effectively re criminalized drugs. after the states failed experiment with legalization of less drugs, the reversal will crack down on public drug use in cities like portland, and give the police more power to respond. so i would have continued our discussion with our panel and look at the politics involved with dominic use of a former chicago area, police officer brown, hampton, who is the author of retired g c metropolitan police officer and steve aber with the sea of heartland journal. thank you, german for staying with me steve. i wanna start with you. is this california sheriff correct? was all of this place for form for just a social exper

después huyeron del lugar y en portland, oregon, un remolque que transportaba alrededor de 120 tanques el sur del estado. arrestaron a un hombre acusado de realizar una ola de asaltos a varias viviendas. bueno, es que de acuerdo a la policía, el sujeto fue captado en cámara y se hacía pasar por repartidor de comida. y es así como lograba entrar a esos hogares. haciéndose pasar por un repartidor de comida a domicilio. marcus allen corner, de 37 años, asegura la policía de irvine, presuntamente ingresaba a complejos residenciales, con lo que parecía ser una bolsa de alimentos. en este video se le ve ocupado en el teléfono y pretendiendo buscar una unidad residencial, pero investigadores señalan que lo que realmente hacía era vigilar el hogar de una de sus víctimas she's doing surveillance. lo que realmente estaba haciendo era vigilar para asegurarse que los residentes no estuvieran en casa y poder entrar a robar, relató el portavoz. según la policía, hace 2 semanas coroner irrumpió con la misma modalidad a este complejo residencial entre las calles scholarship y dupont drive en irvine, e

it received wide support in oregon, notably portland, or 3 quarters of the population, voted in favor of the legislation as fast forward. and since that measure, $110.00 was implemented drug overdose despite 50 percent, with fentanyl accounting for more, and most of the test. now, coaches declared a state of emergency and effectively re criminalized drugs. after the states failed experiment with legalization of most drugs, the reversal will crack down on public drug use in cities like portland, and give the police more power to respond. so i would have continued our discussion with our panel and look at the politics involved with dominic use of a former chicago area, police officer brown, hampton, who is the author of retired g c metropolitan police officer and steve aber with the sea of heartland journal. thank you, german for staying with me steve. i wanna start with you. is this california sheriff correct? was all of this place for form for just a social experiment? absolutely, it was. and you just quoted with that co tech a d. i higher that was the 1st one was the mayor of seattle

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that is what i see in portland, oregon and through the democratic party. republicans, yes on january 6, that one day, versus the hundred plus days of the country . yes, it was a stupid move to go in there like they did. it was a sad person that was kit day was a civilian, unarmed, by an officer. we still haven't heard who the officer was. we need to know. as the public, we deserve the right to know. do you think that we are starting to enjoy hating each other in this country? caller: far as i can see, my entire life, i'm 61, it has been building almost every year since . it's an interesting concept of how our w is continuing to get more hateful. if you are a christian, you understand that is what the bible says will happen. it doesn't bother me the way it bothers other people because i understand what the book says. host: that was jerry and kansas. peggy noonan singha hatred in this country is in part a way to avoid the reality of what she says are two bad choices for president, a tragedy, she calls it. when you have a major hate on, you don't have to noti

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. >>> a southwest flight from portland, maine, to baltimore taking off from a closed runway. the faa now investigating. >>> boeing's troubled starliner now docked indefinitely at the international space station. what the company is saying about returning the spacecraft and its two astronauts back to earth. >>> and "america strong" tonight. the surprise sendoff for a beloved teacher. the students making sure she retires in style. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> whit: good evening. it's great to have you with us on this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. >>> and we begin tonight with the race for the white house in the wake of that first presidential debate. president joe biden's poor performance, halting and stumbling at times. and former president donald trump's repeated false statements. the two men frosty with one another from the start. no audience in the room to break the tension. today, a very different joe biden showed up at a campaign rally in north carolina, acknowledging his age bu

alsoñ6l( portland, oregon and seattle, washington. trace the histories of migration and learned about the ways are west coast communities were constructed and the tensions around black exclusion. the redlining practices and other practices of segregation that greeted african-americans as they migrated to places like seattle. ■: is an opportunity to learn about black history locally in different places, this is part of what i mean. tracing the history of migration and the ways the aspirations of to new places and the opportunities as well as the challenges that faced them upon arrival. host: how do you think nonblack people should commemorate this holiday? excellent question. i what we need to do is acknowledge and rememberse freed slaves who never gave up the hope for freedom for themselves who upon freedom themselves into gaining equal status in american society. cond-place citizenship. full equality. we should ask ourselves today how far we are for full equity and equality for the descendants of the slaves. what shoulds, nonblack pe

that's in portland, oregon. for about 25 minutes. they were trapped that way. oaks amusement park officials are still trying to figure out why the ride stopped. one guest was taken to the hospital, and i'm very familiar with this park. i used to live right down the street from it. that's terrifying. have you everybody's okay? ride? i have not, and i haven't been to the amusement park. just. i walk by, you know, kept going. >> that's it. comes up. why? celebrity chef gordon ramsay says he's lucky to be alive today and later, why there are about to be some very unhappy parents in one popular beach town. >> you're watching world news now to be a millionaire? july 10th on abc. with a little luck. >> with a little luck with a little luck, a little luck, a little luck with a little a little luck with a little luck and a lot of recovery. >> danish soccer star christian eriksen made a triumphant return to the pitch on sunday. >> yeah, and eriksen even scored the opening goal for denmark in its european championship match against slovenia. get this exactly 1100 days aft

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the nightmare scenario for some folks who are living living in portland.his morning, at least physically. we mentally don't know. >> oh, that's tough. >> good morning everybody. it is monday, june 19th. >> we'll begin with a check on the weather with lisa. >> all righty. good morning, you guys. as we head outside this morning. very pretty from the golden gate bridge, you'll notice the clear sky temperatures in the upper 50s, low 50s downtown. and from our east bay hills. camera. a little bit of wind in the upper elevations. low 40 petaluma, upper 50s. there in concord. air quality right now is good, but the forecast for today in the north bay, it will be turning poor as we get into that smoke drifting to the south from the fire in healdsburg, also in our inland east bay, looking at the poor air quality as we get into your tuesday forecast, we're still under the influence of an offshore flow. so moderate air quality inland and in the north bay, the rest of the bay area looking at better air quality. so once our winds shift shift to an onshore component over

. >>> mls soccer, quakes hosting portland. tied at one in the second half. and then, jonathan rodriguez used his head for the win. portland final of 2-1. san jose, playing at lafc on saturday. nba news and notes. gary peyton the second has 9 million reasons to feel good. they picked up his player option next season. limiting peyton to 44 games last season. tough one in the "w." >>> sufficienter ising a torn acl last night -- suffering a torn acl last night, brick will miss the rest of the season and the olympic games. >>> and around the league, super star rookie caitlin clark continues to grind against the washington mystics. the top overall pick scored 5 points in 14 seconds. deep ball, then a steal, then a lay in. 18 points, 12 rebounds, second career double double. first rookie guard to have multiple double doubles in 17 years. fever won the game, 88-81. they won a 3-game win streak. >>> now, ryan yamamoto show. we can not wait to see him. >> i know, very exciting. a big tribute. ryan will be there. we will broadcast all of the stories around it. thank yo

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. >>> mls soccer, quakes hosting portland. tied at one in the second half.n, jonathan rodriguez used his head for the win. portland final of 2-1. san jose, playing at lafc on saturday. nba news and notes. gary peyton the second has 9 million reasons to feel good. they picked up his player option next season. limiting peyton to 44 games last season. tough one in the "w." >>> sufficienter ising a torn acl last night -- suffering a torn acl last night, brick will miss the rest of the season and the olympic games. >>> and around the league, super star rookie caitlin clark continues to grind against the washington mystics. the top overall pick scored 5 points in 14 seconds. deep ball, then a steal, then a lay in. 18 points, 12 rebounds, second career double double. first rookie guard to have multiple double doubles in 17 years. fever won the game, 88-81. they won a 3-game win streak. >>> now, ryan yamamoto show. we can not wait to see him. >> i know, very exciting. a big tribute. ryan will be there. we will broadcast all of the stories around it. thank you very m

. >>> now to that terrifying scene at an amusement park in portland.eople suspended upside down in the air for 30 minutes. how rescuers got them down and what the riders are saying tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the dramatic video showing the race to rescue 28 riders hanging upside down 100 feet in the air at a portland amusement park. >> i was terrified. >> i didn't think i was gonna live to see right now. >> reporter: tense moments on friday afternoon, as emergency responders worked to free terrified park-goers trapped aboard the malfunctioning atmosfear ride at oaks park, one of the oldest amusement parks in the country. riders stuck for nearly 30 minutes before firefighters and park staff were able to manually override the system and safely return them to the ground. >> i was just so overwhelmed and everything. i gave her the biggest hug. >> reporter: authorities said one person with a pre-existing medical condition was taken to the hospital as a precaution but otherwise reported no injuries. >> just last year, our crew was down here with our high

. >>> a southwest flight from portland, maine, to baltimore taking off from a closed runway. the faa now investigating. >>> boeing's troubled starliner now docked indefinitely at the international space station. what the company is saying about returning the spacecraft and its two astronauts back to earth. >>> and "america strong" tonight. the surprise sendoff for a beloved teacher. the students making sure she retires in style. >> whit: good evening. it's great to have you with us on this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. we begin with the race for the white house in the wake of that first presidential debate. president joe biden's poor performance halting and stumbling at times. and former president donald trump's repeated false statements. the two men frosty with one another from the start. no audience in the room to break the tension. today, a very different joe biden showed up at a campaign rally in north carolina, acknowledging his age but in a fired-up defense, insisting he can do this job. at his own rally in virginia today, donald trump doubling down on hi

the portland, oregon. in commenting on the removal of general george mcclellan, noted that the events were happening 3000 miles away and therefore it was not possible to form anything like reliable conclusions at the other end of scale was the union in dakota. in which accused general pope of grossest and most flagrant and misconduct. they were right, by the way. there were high hopes for for mcclellan commanded the invasion of virginia in 1862. mcclellan's reputation wobbled, but his latest october 30, the oregonian, and reported that there was no need to believe the rumors that mcclellan had been superseded. he was fired six days later. the oregonian soon reported that lincoln was unhappy with mcclellan for his inaction after. the same good, bad pattern can be seen with his success. ambrosi, burnside, of course, is also on the poster whose initial assaults at fredericksburg were described as successful blows. but within a few days, the same paper, the battle terrible and noted that our troops fought at a

politically powerful ultra orthodox parties approves any change to the current system as well. germany's portland as startling, about voc has warned of an endless cycle of violets in the middle east and called for the palestinian authority to play a role in post more gaza on the short trip to the region that boston excuse me, is held talks with outstanding authority a prime minister mohammed stop in ramallah, the 2 reportedly discuss potential points of reform within the palestinian authority. a bulk also met with her as rarely counter parts. uh, israel tots in jerusalem. boxes repeated calls for a 2 state solution invoice, criticism of israel's conduct of the war in gossip dw is michela truck? no, it's traveling with the buck on her trip. she gave us this update on germany's diplomatic efforts to de escalate the conflict here in israel, in the west bank and in 11 on the german farm. and this has been speaking to pull policies, trying to prevent a further escalation of the killing of the fighting here in the region. but even this and y'all has announced he may come to a conclusion in gaza, fox, h

see from among, or to the russian lead ends with the rich and powerful of men, mostly around around portland. which might, in fact signal that the criminal, the stronger than we think, right, that it can afford a certain amount of chaos and, and dysfunction. and yet the core holds solid as for, for goshen. exactly 2 months after has failed to attempt a plane, carrying him on his top associates crashed, killing everyone on board. the kremlin has denied involvement at the pick up now and some of the other stories making headlines around the world. and ukraine, a c c t v video has cash at the moment when, when a woman narrowly escaped a russian attack on a public street and hawk, if 2 people were killed and a strike on a nearby apartment block. ok if it is near the russian border. it has increasingly been a target for russian missiles to austin seen as president harvey and relay has been welcome to berlin. by chance, the will of shorts. germany is below a 2nd. stop on a short trip to plans for a reception with military honors was scrapped off to me. le requested a simple working meeting until m

so they come to extra mission projects in portland. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. thank so much we stay in the region more than 20 people have been killed in thousands more wounded by showing on account for this place. people near the southern city or fox relatives of those killed and one of the strikes me of that. yeah. a red cross field hospital. so was struck a 2nd time. and the last few people who were coming out of that 10 minutes it is, or has military says, incident is under review, bought, that was quotes, no indication that it had carried out the strike in the area. ukraine's president without him, is the landscape says at least 3 people have been killed by a russian as strike on a residential building of the city of quite a few dozen small in jets. meanwhile, electricity companies in ukraine of analysis for the power cuts of the fresh russell russian as strikes on the energy infrastructure. in recent months, boston has been stepping up. it strikes on pa facilities leading to a push for tentative ener

see from among, or to the russian lead ends with the rich and powerful of men, mostly around around portland. which might, in fact signal that the criminal, the stronger than we think, right? that it can afford a certain amount of chaos and, and just function. and yet the core holds solid as perform goshen. exactly 2 months after his failed could attempt, a plane carrying him on his top associates crashed, killing everyone on board. the kremlin has denied involvement. let's take a look now. some of the other stories making news around the world. a gunman and rushes dog as don region have attacked us synagogue, and to orthodox christian churches, authority say a priest and 6 police officers were killed and the synagogue was set on fire. local media said 2 of the attackers have been shot dead and then gun fights with police are still ongoing. heavy rains have triggered flash flooding in somalia is capital mogadishu, causing significant damage to homes and infrastructure. residents waited through the high water in certain areas. the frequency and severity of floods in the city have increased in

see from among heard of the russian lead ends with the rich and powerful of men, mostly around around portland. which might, in fact signal that the problem is the stronger than we think, right? that it can afford a certain amount of chaos and dysfunction. and yet the core holds solid as for, for goes in exactly 2 months after his failed to attempt a plane, carrying him on his top associates crashed, killing everyone on board. the kremlin has denied involvement. oh leo, be honest, most scandalous, shaun mcfleen, if he agreed that precautions for you and your balloon hasn't affected fulton's grip on follow. and i don't agree, i think, said the goshen. is it the sense is march on moscow a year ago showed just how vulnerable was and it also rips. remember that progression road from you printing to moscow nearly up post and afterwards, who re established his grip on power? but i think the legacy of his vulnerability still exists in the here. so even though remain strong today, i think it shows wonder ability and if you're an autocrat, vulnerability is crypt tonight. let's see, i'm listening look f

see from among heard of the russian lead ends with the rich and powerful of men, mostly around around portland. which might, in fact signal that the criminal is stronger than we think, right? that it can afford a certain amount of chaos and dysfunction and, and yet the core holds solid as for, for goshen. exactly 2 months after his failed to attempt a plane, carrying him on his top associates crashed, killing everyone on board. the kremlin has denied involvement. let's take a look now. some of the other stories making news around the world. and ukraine. cctv video has capture the moment a woman narrowly escaped a russian attack on a public street in harkins. 2 people were killed in a striking a nearby apartment block. hargrove is near the russian border and his increasingly been a target for russian missiles. argentina's president, heavier malay has been welcome to berlin by chancellor on life schultz. germany is malays 2nd. stop on a short trip to europe. plans for a reception with military honors were scrapped after malay requested a simple working meeting and even lay protesters were also o

another fight, you should be ashamed of what you've done, you 've ruined so many lives, when they hurt portland, minnesota, minneapolis, there were fires, if i hadn't... called the national guard there, there were b destroyed places, if you will see, they have taken over a large number of areas of seattle, and this topic is completely different, i said, peaceful and patriotic, and i about this committee, i said that to all the democrats. that they canceled, they removed all the information because they saw that we were right, and they removed this information and should be in jail president biden and the only one who is a convicted felon is the president i'm looking at right now what he's saying is not true the fact is he didn't even try to stop what what happened on the... capitalist hill, and everybody who is condemned, they deserve it, because they broke the windows, they took out the... doors, they overturned the sculptures, the idea is that these people are patriots, and no, and how, i said to him, will you condemn the prodboys, he said to, that they should stay on ready, and if these peop

. >> well, sheer terror for these amusement park visitors in portland, oregon.the atmosphere. a swing ride left this group of 28 hanging upside down for about half an hour. crews managed to get the pendulum style ride working again after that, portland fire and rescue said they were ready to conduct high angle rope rescue if they had to. one person with a preexisting medical condition was taken to the hospital for further evaluation. everyone else walked away unharmed. eight people were wounded in what authorities are calling a random shooting spree at a splash pad in the detroit suburbs of rochester hills. police say the shooter was tracked to a home where he was found dead with what's believed to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. some of the victims wounded were children one as young as eight years old. sheriff's investigators say the gunman fired 28 rounds, reloading multiple times. the conditions of those hurt have not been released. sean diddy combs has returned his key to new york city at the request from mayor eric adams. the mayor made the request in re

portland, oregon. e quick example. we had seven fatal officertal h4 months.course of the preceding three or four years, the number of encounters with people in al increased precipitously but they hadn't been trackin that and they weren't training people. equally importantly, they didn't have community mental health infrastructure to handle it.uh ikyour options were er or jail. sound famili? and now, they have assertive community gai implore you to hae conversations y see what additional supports do you have so that when someone is in is, you are properly equipping the teams that are going to respond. you can save lives that way. i inviteou to look carefully at your medicaid program. one way we the community mental health infrastructure program in oregon,■/ the way, both the portland police depart through medicaid dollars. o it is really critical. the workforce system is anot whs oppoitfunding because the bottoe is we need to be in every corner of this and our inte council was 19 agencies or something like that, game or should have skin in the game. i found th

portland, oregon. one quick example.we had seven fatal offvolved shootings of people with mental health crises in 14 months. all of whom or all but one of whom were black men. is that over the course of years, the number of encounters with people in mental healthrises increased precipitously but they hadn't been tracking that and they weren' people. equally importantly, they didn't have community mental health infrastructure to handle it. your options were er or jail. sound familiar?and now, they have assertive community engagement teams. you to have conversations with your police to see what supports do you have so that when someone is in crisis, you are properly equipping the teams that are going to respond. you can save lives that way. i invitecaid program. one way we community mental health infrastructure program in oregon both the portland police departmentd was through medicaid dollars. looking at those opportunithe workforce system is another where there is tremendous opportunity to provide morfunding because the

also portland, oregon and seattle, washington.es of migration and learned about the were constructed and the tensions around blkthe redlinine seattle. when i say juneteenth is an opportunity to learn about black history locally in different places, this is part of what i mean. tracing thhiration and the ways the aspirations of african americans brought them to new places and theopportunite challenges that faced them uponk people should commemorate this holiday? what do you recommend? guest:lent question. i think acknowledge and remember the hopes and desires of those freed slaves who never gave up thope s or their families. threw themselves into gaining equal status in american society. not second-place citizenship. we should ask ourselvesoday how far we are for full equity and ■ceqty what should allies, nonblack people and other americans do? we should put ourselves towards learning black history, the process. not just about slavery but segregation, jim crow, lynching, economic repression. things that come after freedom that put

in portland when more formal or modern unions came along?yes, because the more formal and modern kind of grew out of that experience. and i should say at thebeginning when chord winners attempt to to come together to make demands. they wanted a certain price for the number of shoes they would turn out, for example, from their masster that that was viewed under our law and common law as a criminal conspiracy, that to make a collective demand on the master like trying to restrain free trade. and sohey were brought to court, found guilty of criminal cons times, but yet they pioneered this of collect of bargaining is really what it wa unions ultimately sort of evolved from, grew from. and after a while, thisice gained legal legitimacy. +áanen really the 20th century actually with theid we have a clear federal law that said it'sorganize and to bargain legal gray zone, but there were unions before, 1934 where a lawyer. yes, but but those unions really had to develop in spaces where. workers were str enough that employers couldn't try use the law t

in portland when more formal or modern unions came along? more formal and modern kind of grew out of that experience. and i should say at the beginning when chord winners attempt to to come together to make demands. they wanted a certain pricee nud turn out, for example, from their masters viewed under our law and common law as a criminal that to make a collective demand on the master like trying to restrain free trade. and so they guilty of criminal conspiracy at times, but yet they pioneered this of of bargaining is really what it was. and that's what unions ultimately sort of evolved from, grew from. while, this practice ■ legitimacy. and then finally, but not really the 20th century actually with the wagner act in 1935,id cleart said it's illegal for workersjd organize and to bargain before, legal gray zone, but there were unions before, 1934 where a lawyer. yes, but but those unions had to develop in spaces where. workers were strong enough that employers couldn't try use the law to break them or undermine them. and that's what led to t

portland, oregon. one quickwe had seven fatal officer th crises in 14 months.all of or all but one of whom were black men. what we learn from this is that over the course of the preceding or four years, the number of encounters with people in mental health crises increased precipitously but they hadn't been tracking weren't training people. equally importantly, they didn't have community mental health infrastructure to handle it. ur options were er or jail. sound familiar? and now, they have assertive community engagement teams. i implore you to have conversations with your police departme see what additional so that when someone is in crisis, you are properly equipping the teams that are going to respond. lives that way. i invite y to look carefully at your medicaid program. one way we help buil the community mental health infrastructure program in oregon and they were way both the portland police department and the state of oregon,through medicaid dollars. looking at those opportunities it is realthe workforce system is another area where there is tremendous

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and this is a live look at portland from fox 13 in oregon.e big stories there tonight, the minor league portland pickles baseball team partners with cannabis company cycling frog to reportedly become the first ever sports team in the u.s. to sell thc products at live sporting events. seltzers, full spectrum, alcohol free thc derived from hemp. the pickles started selling the products yesterday. okay. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report," we'll be right back. ♪ some days, you can feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-th

park visitors in portland, oregon. ride left this group of 28 hanging upside down for about half an hour. crews managed to get the pendulum style ride working again after that. portland fire and rescue said that they were able to conduct high angle rope rescues if they needed to. one person with a preexisting medical condition was taken to the hospital for further evaluation, and everybody else walked away unharmed. so that's a good thing right there. well, two of china's pandas will return home later this year after being loaned to a zoo in australia. the chinese premier says two new, younger pandas will be given to australia in place of the other two. both pandas have lived at the australian zoo since 2009 and here in san francisco, the city approved a plan to allow city departments to raise money to also get pandas from china. this is an effort made by the city to boost tourism and also improve san francisco's economy. and i know lisa here. there's a lot of excitement over the pandas. i know there's some animal righ

what a nightmare to be stuck upside down at an amusement park in portland, oregon.ion of what they call the atmosphere. ride left this group of 28 people hanging upside down for about 30 minutes. crews managed to get the pendulum style ride working again after that. portland fire and rescue say they were ready to conduct high angle rope rescues if they had to. one person with a preexisting medical condition was taken to the hospital for further evaluation. everyone else walked away, at least physically unharmed. a carjacking suspect is in the hospital this morning after a fremont police officer shot him. police say the officer was responding to a carjacking call yesterday on osgood road. they say they spotted the suspect armed with a knife a short distance away on auto mall parkway. details of what happened next are vague, but police say it ended with the officer firing his gun. >> the confrontation with the suspect occurred on the overpass on automotive. i won't say that it's uncommon, but it's not something that we deal with every day. but as you mentioned, it is

they should be immediately released, the j-6 hostages., whether it's the thugged in portland or burningly thought they treated me very professional, both of them. jake and danna. they abused me for years but last night, what happened? treated me very fairly. it was great for them and cnn but thought they were very fair. and you thought there was nt anger but then they wanted to lincoln and what is this about? they imposed a 10-year jailg any one of our magnificent and it was amazing to watch themhe city from that moment on. they fled. the early 1900's and said you at maximum and that's it. they don't do things until the country is really in trouble. but i took it out and re-enacted it and as soon as i did, in other words, 10 years in jail if you get caught doing anything to one of or statues. they fled washington.iful sight. look at them go. no, it's because what they understand. the great supreme court, we put three incredible justices on. they had -- i understand another three free thens j-6 hostages. they've been waiting for this decision for a long time.a long time and s eat swer, e

the flight time from portland billed to utah beach would be 57 minutes to cover 137 miles. 57 miles turneded 90 degrees south east and flew over the channel islands and and turned due east overland to utah. the red light snapped at th door. stand up and hook up. the was a stamping of feet, closing shut on the static line. 23 ok i yelled and quickly, the numbers went down to one. one ok. shuffled lockstep and halted ready to go. we were coming down to 1500 feet fast. the coast is just ahead. immediately, i was hit by the strong odor of gunsmoke. ahead of us was a sea of tracer sticking enough to walk on. there was no way we were not going to be hit. no one had to tell us what it was when we first heard it for their very first time. it sounded like rocks in a tin can when the bulls . our plane began to take evasive action. we continue to be hit. the sounds came up and went, but we stayed up. three of our 45 planes were shot down. minutes went by. p;5f then the green light came on. we all jumped. i have never been so glad to get out of an airplane in my life. the parishes flamed open. es were

in portland, oregon, we had more than 100 straight days of protests, which i think you would agree --many of those turned to riots. mr. vice president, you say that people who commit crimes should be held accountable. the question i have is, as the democratic nominee -- you said you are the democratic partynúiéwcfyg