>> they were uniformed officers working in the oregon district. >> the oregon district. so i mean, that's -- i really want to -- you all need to think about that a minute. if the officers were not in the oregon district, the officers were there less than a minute from the beginning of the shooting. the shooter was able to kill nine people and injure 26 in less than a minute. and if we did not have police in the oregon district and the thousands of people in the oregon district enjoying their saturday evening, what we could have had in the city. so, it is a terrible day for dayton, but i am so grateful for dayton police's fast action. okay, we'll be back. remember our deal. no bad information. in return, i'll come see you every few hours, we will, all right? >> do you have a time? >> i think we're going to come back at 10:00 a.m., okay? >> all right. >> all right, you're watching breaking news there. that is the mayor of dayton, ohio, nan whaley, asking why this is happening to her community. she's updated us, saying that nine people have been killed in the oregon distric

it was an active shooter in the oregon district of dayton, ohio. police are aware of one shooter so far. the shooter is deceived frased gunshot wound. multiple officers took down this shooter. nine victims have been killed, at least 16 have been hospitalized. and police are working on identifying the suspect. the fbi is also on the scene right now assisting law enforcement and we also know that the shooting happened outside. this is a popular area for going out in dayton, ohio. we were tag lking to a witness earlier who were aware of el paso but did not think this would happen in the oregon district in dayton. police say a long gun was used and no officers were injured in the response. they tell us, too, this was a short time line of violence, that the police were already in the area patrolling what was supposed to be a great saturday night and they have been training for this for many, many years. we are joined -- we continue to be joined by shawn henry. shawn, i want to ask you what is the likelihood, given your fbi background here, that this was

this happened in the oregon district. it includes nine dead.t now. >> the victims. we are currently opening up the convention center. there will be resources, information for family members and friends if they have any questions about the status of anybody who might have been involved or if they have information to provide. we have a dedicated phone line. i'll give you that number now. 225-6217. 225-6217. if anybody has nofgs regarding this incident. or if they have questions about status of their loved ones, please call that number. we currently have the fbi on scene. we are conducting the investigation. fbi is own the scene as well to provide necessary resources. initially, we have obviously multiple jurisdictions responding to assist the police department in handling this incident. fortunately, we had officers actually already on scene in the oregon district providing patrols. this is a very safe part of downtown. it's a very popular destination for visitors in the oregon district. so we regularly have officers in the area. fortunately, we h

and if we did not have police in the oregon district and the thousands of people in the oregon district enjoying their saturday evening, what we could have had in this city. so it is a terrible day for dayton, but i am so grateful for dayton police's fast action. okay. we'll be back. remember our deal. no bad information, in return i'll come see you every few hours. all right? i think we're going to come back at 10:00 a.m. thank you. >> dayton mayor there giving the latest in the investigation. and saying there of course that she wants no bad information. of course no one does. but let me bring in james are galliano who was listening to this news conference there out of dayton after nine people were killed. and she updated the number of those injured to 26. and the mayor rightfully putting punctuation on the fact that this shooter they say in less than a minute, a matter of seconds, killed nine people, injured 26. we don't know if all 26 of those were gunshot wounds. but in just a matter of seconds, so much carnage. >> we learned a lot here. and in was very well done by the mayor and th

this is in the oregon district. that should not be confused with the state of oregon. officials are looking into the information around it. the shooter was killed. the fbi is assisting in this investigation. police say the shooter used a long gun. officers were in the area patrolling and were able to come to the scene quickly. at this time, motive is unclear. we'll track the story and bring you developments as we confirm them here. >>> before this in dayton, ohio, there was a shooting in el paso, texas. shootings like these have become too common. 20 people are kedead. 26 are injured. they have a 21-year-old in custody. that triggered panic at the mall. a member of the u.s. army was shopping when it started. he heard it, he says he launched into action. >> i'm in the military. i hear a gunshot, i just -- i got my license to carry. a little kid run in and says, active footer in walmart. i got my gun out. they closed the foot locker. they were so scared, they lifted the cage. and i ran with them. i went to the parking lot. i made my way out. one of the cops thought i was

there is a history here in oregon.ou know this very well, but you know, this was the only whites-only state to join the union. and because of that, if you look at the history of white nationalism, there was a sense that they would create a whites-only ethno-state here that they call pacifica or casca cascadia, they have different names that wasn't just oregon but much of the pacific northwest. that plays a role. that's why many of the groups that track hate groups are very concerned this will be the largest gathering of far right or white nationalists since charlottesville in 2017, and you remember what happened there. the city is aware of that, as well. that is why there's so many police out here. there are not only police that you can see and can identify as officers, but there are people who will are here under cover. there are eyes all over the area where this was scheduled to happen. at this point, we have seen no violence. we just heard a lot of chanting, a lot of jeering. we've heard a lot of folks talking about

it's a popular destination for visitors in the oregon district. we had multiple officers in the immediate vicinity, where this incident started. there's a very short timeline of violence. for that, we're fortunate. it's a tragic incident. we're doing everything we can to investigate it. and tried to identify the motivation behind this. with that, i can answer a few questions. >> can you tell us how it started? >> it started in the 400 block of east fifth street. this was an exterior event. it all occurred outside. >> any description of the shooter you can share? >> not yet. the shooter is deceased. you know, we still -- we're still interviewing, obviously, a lot of witnesses, as well as officers, to try to determine if anybody else was involved. >> what type of weapon was used? >> it was a long gun? >> there's a possibility that hr people could have been involved. but that's what we're trying to identify right now. >> were any of the officers hurt? >> no officers were involved. >> what is the age range right now? >> i can't tell you that. this is

the oregon district. which is considered the downtown area. as you heard a lot of people mention, this is a popular place on a saturday night known for nightlife. lots of restaurants and bars in the area. it's relatively active. it's a saturday night. lots of people were out and about. there are officers in close proximity patrolling the area. the police official a couple hours ago when they briefed the media said that was critical. it allowed the response time to be shortened. they were able to arrive on the scene within minutes. police are saying it's just one shooter, they believe, was the person behind the massacre. has not been identified but confronted by multiple officers and eventually died from gunshot wounds. we don't have a motive at this point but we know that the weapon used was a long gun. the latest numbers once again, disheartening to share this with you. nine dead, 16 wounded. police are saying that there is no longer a threat to the area. once again, they do shooter. they're investigatin

now there have been reports of people feeling it along the oregon coast.of the coming back to the usgs says. like 2 weeks shaking, so we're not looking for any damage from this and of course the big concerned when we have a major earthquake like this off the california coast is will this result in a tsunami should we be worried. well we've heard from the tsunami warning center and at this point they say there is no warning. no tsunami expected so that's the good news at least for the california coast. but again with a major earthquak this striking we're going continue to follow the reports that come in for people closer to the epicenter which ks who live along the oregon coast ut this point while those of the not reporting light shaking, but nothing too bad at this point it with that keep it to a crowd for ok very good with keeping a close eye on what's going on in oregon. we're also keeping a close eye on what's going on here as far as weather wise. >>for a lot of people johns for able this is a long weekend next. >>yeah, maybe some people already taken t

the mayor took us all to walk through the oregon district. it's in many ways the center of dayton in terms of evenings and small businesses. every single business in that area just about is locally owned and with the vibrancy of local ownership and what that means and they're all coming together, as they will tonight at the vigil. but for the next many days the way dayton came together after the tornado and in dealing with the kkk rally a few weeks ago. my first talk with the mayor today, the first thing she told me other than expressing the grief and the heartache of gotten literally dozens of texts, emails and phone calls from mayors around the country, almost all of whom have had something like this happen in their communities. so our first response, i'll speak for myself, connmy first response is sadness and prayers for the community and families, including police and fire how they respond in the weeks ahead from the trauma they have seen as public servants. my next thought was anger at our country and society and congress for not doing a

he's going to oregon. he already understands that there are restrictions on black freedom in oregon and he's willing to go somewhere else. so for him the oregon trail is not just going to get land, it's going to get freedom. it's going to try to find a place where he can have freedom. so the bush party does come out to oregon. and they decide not to stay on the south side, they decide to move north into what is now washington territory. they are the first non-indians, create the first non-indian settlement. because of that move others follow and eventually washington territory will be divided or broken away from oregon to become a separate territory and ultimately a state. so even my own state has a history that's tied to the institution of slavery. slavery in the west. at least in this instance the resistance to the institution of slavery. let me talk quickly about the next example. this is charles mitchell. no one in this room has heard of charles mitchell and rightly so. charles mitchell was a 13-year-o

are set to be distraught, the police are comforting the parents, warmer saturday night here in the oregon district, restaurants and bars, people were coming and going from the bars, witnesses say they heard gunshots and people started to shout what is sadly now become a familiar term active shooter, radio dispatches indicate what it was like shortly after the shots rang out. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> shots fired, multiple people, we will need multiple medics. >> i have everybody coming to you. >> we think there's one shooter, he is down. we are looking for a second shooter. once we clear this, you need to get the medics in here. >> they're coming. >> the 24-year-old gunman was active for less than a minute before he was shot dead by the police who were already on patrol in this area, police say he was armed with a rifle an ar-15, he had surplus clips filled with 2, 2, 3 rounds. wearing body armor at the time. 9 people killed, 4 females, 5 males, one of the dead includes his sister, police briefing should be moments away. rob: we are expecting more information about the shooter in th

the historic oregon district. right outside of the bar where that shooting took place where nine lives were cut short. the last couple of hours, investigators releasing the identities of those nine victims from 22 to 57 years old. the youngest was the suspect's own sister. a 22-year-old woman that was identified among the dead. also on the list of casualties, people who died here, is that woman's boyfriend as well. so the big question right now, was she potentially targeted? investigators have not said. however, they have told us that they expect a significant release of information in the 4:00 hour which could happen at any moment. as we wait for that, we leave you with some of these images that really do give you a better idea of what is happening here in downtown dayton. it's a city trying to really get back up and not just move forward, but at the same time begin to heal and to provide that healing to those nine families of those nine people who lost their lives on this street in the nation's latest mass shoot

have started a rally in portland oregon to protest a once against what they call domestic terrorism and a fascist demonstrators of also gathered to counter the march which has been organized by the proud boys described as a hate group by some civil rights organizations we're back with rob reynolds now in portland rob i was watching your live shots just a moment ago and it looked like things that sort of heated up alive and up a little bit there. yes things have gotten a little more tense and excited here. just a few moments ago some individuals wearing make america great baseball caps law into the crowd of anti-fascist they were cheered and pushed back with people saying nazis go home i didn't see any punches thrown but it certainly riled up the crowd quite a bit the anti-fascist groups are gathering here under this bridge and you can see some of the signs and banners that they are carry you can also probably see some of the people who are dressed all in black with their faces covered. and those would be people who are associated with anti thought the anti-fascist fighting group that is

sara sidner, cnn, portland, oregon. >> thank you. in a tweet, the u.s.president said that he is considering naming antifa an organization of terror and that he hopes that portland's mayor ted wheeler does his job. he gave no such warning to the far right group protesting against the left wing activists. the head of the proud boys responded to our sara sidner. >> in a time when the government here and the people here that live here are extremely concerned about what's going on to have the president just pick one group when the right has also been arrested and not mentioned it. >> would you be tweeting right now, you're not covering white supremacy, are you? you're covering this event, right? so when el paso shooting happens, he tweeted about el paso. today the event is antifa. >> reporter: is it though in. >> you guys organized this event. >> did anything go wrong with this event todayed. >> nothing went wrong with antifa either. it has been peaceful. is that what you plan on doing coming here. >> as long as ted wheeler keeps pandering to antifa, we're go

let me say that he was very familiar with the oregon district.his is not a place that he did not know. >> any chance while in ned peppers he had an encounter or -- >> no. there's no indication that he had -- he had contact with individual there's, but no indication that any of those were of significance that would generate a response like this. this was a plan before he got to the oregon district. >> what is the most important thing you learned from watching that video? >> well, i think it was important where there were co-conspirators, other folks aiding and abetting. clearly that day during that time frame, we don't see anyone assisting him in committing this crime. that's important information. also, that plus follow up investigation seems to strongly suggest that his companion had no idea what he was going to do, nor did he have any knowledge of the weapons that were in the trunk of that vehicle. >> [question inaudible] >> he did know where they were at. they were communicating during this hour back and forth. one brief phone call, we don't k

i'll pass. >>> back to portland, oregon.pictures there from the ground and we've been watching a tense scene. far right groups and counterprotesters including far left group antifa are on scene. sara sidner, we know police have confiscated everything from bear spray to shields to metal and will wooden poles. what's happening there now is it looks like things are relatively peaceful behind you. >> reporter: they are peaceful. what you have is the police basically separated folks from the proud boys and who came for that and the leftist groups like antifa there on literally the other side of the river. i have with me one of the chairmen of proud boys, enrique tario who was here. why did you come here, why was this brought forward? i want to mention that joe biggs said pretty violent stuff on twitter before saying death to antifa, bring your guns. that ratcheted things up and made people feel nervous that there was going to be violence brought by you, your group, to the city. >> okay, so first and foremost, we came over here to

suspect opened fire along the oregon district.. he had additional magazines. 26 have been injured, and are at area hospitals. ten fatalities in our community, including the shooter. in less tha n community, including the shooter. in less than one minute, in less than one minute, date and first responders neutralise the shooter. —— dayton. while this is an incredibly sad day for our city, i am amazed by the quick response of dayton police, that save literally hundreds of lives. that was the mayor of dayton ohio, giving an update. that was in the last couple of hours, on the situation with the shooting. jae williams witnessed the shooting and told me what he saw. he was at a bar called hannah's, a rap concert, where a friend with a star performer. the concert was interrupted by the organisers, saying it had to be brought to an abrupt end. i spoke to him in the early hours and he told me what had happened. i was at a venue called hannah's only a few blocks away from the shooting that was happening in oregon district, downtown dayton.

the more you become emotionally involved in the tribulation of this one ranching family from oregon,e more ammon had come since of as as a conduit, a vee for the expression of god ceilings, god feelings about america. i begin to understand how the lord felt about the hammonds he told his internet friends on the first day of 2016. i begin to understand how the lord felt about harney county at about this country. i clearly understood that the lord was not please with what was happening to the hammonds and that what was happening to them it was not corrected it would be a type and the shadow of what would happen to the rest of the people across this country. mostly it wasn't too writing that ammon conveyed god ceilings directly into the lives of his followers. the intimacy of the facebook or youtube video is it to meeting of the loose cadre of you think that is the bungee revolution. in keeping with the formula anarchic tendencies of social media community has many members, , many leaders and ever shifting priorities and towns over those attached to the bundy caused its single most impo

they said no, sent me to oregon, and i went through five days cold turkey.eyhound bus going to oregon. >> lsd, heroin are the exceptions with the drug community. marijuana is the common denominator. it is used universally within the hippie cults, the ghettos, and the high schools of every social and economic level. >> as a rough estimate, i would say at least 10% of the students have used and are using marijuana. now, the frequency may very and -- may vary, and it is difficult to estimate. also a significant thing is that acceptance is gaining steadily and the usage is increasing very rapidly. narrator: but with marijuana comes eventual confrontation with the law, even though many authorities consider it less harmful than alcohol, mere possession in the eyes of federal statutes brings two years minimum and a maximum of 40. >> we have a few seconds. i want to say something about what happened to berry mcguire. berry mcguire wasn't holding any grass or doing anything. he got busted anyway, and he is in a malibu jail now. his wife is trying to get him out. >> t

in portland oregon on the left. officials are on high alert as the city braces for possible violent clashes when far left and far right groups hold dualing rallies at a river at the same time. what could go wrong. the second on the right, the moms and students demanding action rally on gun violence. it's starting within the next hour, los angeles hasn't gotten underway yet. the crowds are expected there. we're live on the ground, watching both of these scenes. more on these events. >> president trump's feud with the first two muslim women in congress. long standing bipartisan support could be in jeopardy after netanyahu stopped an official state visit by a congresswoman and omar. the president came after president trump urged the israeli leader to intervene. several congressional members are starting to question why the u.s. continues to send aid to a country that would consider denying entry to two american representatives. since world war ii, the united states has given israel $142 billion in aid. >> the decision

first off, portland, oregon. members of antifa squaring off against several far right groups that have descended on that city. nearly a thousand police officers with state police and the fbi. you can see the pictures we're following. they promise they will use the full force of the law against anyone committing acts of violence or vandalism. a situation not helped by president trump tweeting about the protests, noting major concerns to name the far left group antifa an organization of terror. he only singled out the far left group and not the far right and neo-nazi groups also gathered in portland right now. joining us live, scott cohen on the ground in portland. and scott, as i've been watching you throughout this saturday, it has been both quite energetic, loud, and now as we can see in the location right now in portland, a little bit different. >> yeah. it's been relatively peaceful throughout the day. at least verbal could not frontations, things like that. nothing much in the way of physical violence and som

all enjoying a night out in the oregon district in downtown dayton. was among the dead? that's correct. authorities did confirm that megan betts, one of the victims, 22 years old, is the sister of the suspected shooter, connor betts. tell us as much as you can of what the sequence of events was, how did this unfold and where? we're still learning a lot about that, right now. authorities are still investigating the exact sequence. thankfully, that neighbourhood in particular has a lot of cameras on all of the businesses so we should have a clearer picture soon. what we do know is that the street, as usual for a saturday evening, was very crowded. there was a very long line to get into a bar called ned peppers and as that sort of usual lining up to get into local venues happened, the suspect opened fire. and killed the nine individuals, wounded 27 individuals very quickly. let's bring you a press conference from dayton, ohio. all of you have been with us since 7am this morning, we have had briefings at various times and we appreciate the work of dayton

confused with the state of oregon.are telling people to avoid that area, and they say it is a large scene and investigation. cnn affiliate wkef is also there, and that affiliate reports a large police presence. we will, of course, continue to bring you updates as we learn more about what's happening there as we confirm information. >>> the unfolding story in ohio taking place a day after a gunman opened fire at an el paso, texas walmart. that gunman killing 20 people and injuring 26 others. and video from the scene, it shows pure chaos. people running out of that shopping center, one man hiding under a table as gunshots rang out. and you hear it here. and police arrived at the scene, we understand, in about six minutes' time. and they arrested the suspect without a shot fired. they tell cnn the 21 year old surrendered to police. the fbi has opened a domestic terrorism investigation. an el paso police sergeant spoke about the suspect's capture. here it is. >> this is something that's never occurred in my 22 years of bei

. >>> tonight, city on edge, a stunning show of police force in portland, oregon as groups from the far right and far left face off >>> it is not free speech, it is hate speech and we as the people of this city are not going to take it >> reports of protesters carrying weapons, the president looking to classify some as terror >>> a community in mourning after a beloved new orleans anchorwoman who was killed on si wt down killing both on board. >>> a mystery illness afflicting young people across the country. serious lung problems related to vapping. >>> the lightning strike caught on camera a near direct hit during a summer strong >> crazy crazy, i'm thankful to still be here. >> the what it feels like to be that close to nature's fury. >>> close call two kayakers nearly killed after a glacier collapses right in front of them. is climate change to blame? >>> good evening, a major u.s. city was effectively shut down today. tense moments as violence flaired up in a confrontation between extreme right and left wing groups it was the scene in portland oregon. a massive policeo keep the peac

i mean this is fifth street behind me in the oregon district. and there are signs that the community is starting to move forward. we were told that the road is expected to actually reopen any moment now. but as you mentioned there was a press conference that's supposed to happen momentarily to kind of give us more information about the suspect, possibly a motive. but as you know this has been a devastating day. a somber tone has kind of shifted throughout this community, 9 dead. we were told the names of the victims earlier. they range in age as well as back grnl background. we also had police confirm to us the identity of the gunman. what was interesting is that the press conference earlier this afternoon was one of the victims was actually the sister of the gunman. so we're supposed to hear a little bit more about that connection hopefully in the press conference. but this tragedy has really hit every corner of this community. we had the opportunity to speak with a physician who attended to a lot of the patients who happen to arrive. what moti

>>> dueling protests in portland, oregon. we are resisting the fascism. we're not allowing them to just take over our streets. >> you love the unions and i love the workers. >> a stark choice for union workers in pennsylvania we're learning ahead of the president's speak there this week. show up if you want to get paid or burn one of your days off. >> they are taking particular issue about the line how they were not to protest president trump. >>> what has turned into a day of terror after a suicide blast ripped through kabul. >> many in that area are trying to find peace. >>> top of hour. good sunday morning. we start with widespread protests in portland, oregon. >> the proud boys, a group designated as a hate group, billed the rally as protest against terrorism but they were called for to end supremacy. 700 officers closed bridges and streets toig to keep the rivals apart. >>. >> reporter: portland was on edge for most of the day. they started late this morning by a group named the proud boys, who are a right-wing group who came here to engage left-wing

the mayor took us all to work through the oregon district. in terms of evenings and small businesses, every single business in that area is locally owned and with the vibrancy of local ownership. what that means is they are all coming together potentially tonight and for the next many days the way that dayton came together after the tornado and dealing with the kkk rally a few weeks ago. my first talk with the mayor today, the first thing she told me other than expressing the grief and the heartache of this community was how she had got literally dozens of texts, e—mails and phone calls from mayors around the country almost all of whom have had things like this happen in their communities, so my first response is sadness and prayers and thoughts for families and the community overall including police and fire and how they respond to this in the weeks ahead from the trauma that they have seen as public servants. my next thought is anger at our country and society in congress for not doing anything about this. house of representatives has passe

then, number three, you can support our local businesses in the oregon district.eople can do easily. >> the oregon district, as you all know, far and wide is known for maybe almost any place in the state a bunch of individual locally-owned businesses. not big chains and all that. >> reporter: do you have plans to meet with the family? >> no, you know. they are a victim family, too, because of megan. we have victim advocates for efrl single family. they know very well if they want to reach out to us, we are there in a heartbeat. we know how tough it is for families, so we are giving them the space. i plan on going to the visitations in the coming weeks. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i can't comment on it because i haven't seen it. one more question? >> reporter: senator, you were calling on mitch mcconnell to -- since sunday. any progress on that front? with corbyn saying there is consensus on the issue of ex banded g banded background checks, are you confident -- >> i have said repeatedly soon after i called nan and decided to come to dayton right away an

in oregon district apm this evening. also, the blood center is closed today. we been informed of adequate supply today but we want to remind people that if they want to take action it would be good to donate blood tomorrow. we have a special effort we are putting together and i want to update the dayton foundation and have mike parks come forward to explain what we were trying to do for victims families. >> thanks, mayor. first, our thoughts and prayers are with the families and victims. the past two months ago we learned as a community we came together to help those in need and once again will do that. and as we speak, we established the dayton oregon district tragedy fund from the dayton foundation will be up and going live this afternoon for those that would like to help. if you like to help her neighbors and friends there will be a way to do that and to assist those that have been impacted. >> thank you, mike. i think was most amazing about our community is once people woke up this morning as early as five amp, 6:00

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and if we police in the oregon district.ousands of people in the oregon district enjoying your saturday evening what we could have had in the so it is a terrible day for dayton. but i am so grateful. again police is fast action. >>the de mer there mentioning again there are thousands of people. our gun district this time again is a popular nightlife area and certainly all the bars were full at this time. police were able to engage and take down and shooter. also a dedicated hotline for anyone with tips. our inquiries. course the question remained right now is why and what the motive for the shooting was could be several days before we know any answers on that. reporting in dating kevin ross. >>and just 13 hours before that shooting in dayton another gunman walked into a walmart in el paso texas and opened fire killing 20 people injuring 26 others. the gunman was arrested by police and we're told he is cooperating with investigators. sources told cnn that the fbi has opened a terrorist case against him and he's already been c

and you know, sunday evening, we had a vigil on the streets of the oregon district where the shootingspened. and it was thousands and thousands of people coming together. they were grieving. there was compassion, there was hugging, there was tears, and there was anger. and, you know, really, the community shouted "do something" pretty organically, and it moved the governor, who is a republican here, governor mike dewine to take action on some gun legislation here in the state. frankly, i was hoping that would be the same case when the president came here today, but i don't get the sense that that's going to happen. >> when the president was in dayton today, there was some ambiguity as to what his exact itinerary would be, where he would show up, whether the public would see him and whether he would see the public. and you suggested today in your remarks that maybe it was a good thing that the president didn't go specifically to the oregon district, to the site of where the shootings happened. and where that vigil was with that powerful moment with governor dewine. why did you think it

that's the bar in the oregon district. there's miami valley hospital. tell you now as those protesters gather there outside the hospital, this that is wher president trump and the first lady, that's going to be their first stop. this is the hospital where a number of the victims and survivors were treated. the motorcade pulling up actually at the hospital right n now. presumably the president will be greeted by those protesters and by that giant trump balloon that we have seen at -- at a number of these other protests. actually i appear to be incorrect, looks like they're going to take the president through the back so he will not necessarily be seeing those protesters. he is taking a different entrance into miami valley hospital. we can tell you that while there he is going to be thanking first responders, thanking hospital staff, as well as meeting with victims and families as well. the president's motorcade pulling up to miami valley hospital in dayton, ohio, right now. as we watch that unfold, let's bring in tim miller, republican strategist, former

that's how oregon got s started. havav our own h home grow white stream cyst bubut people a nationonal change encocouragi those to create violence in the community, that's when the community must stand up and draw a line in the sand and say no way. again, the difference this time between some of the other protests we had is that there were clearer lines of command, who was in charge and who was making decisions about who would move where. and there was enough law enforcement and community members willing to depe escalate situations as they arose and that was one of the things i was thrilled about. it's unhelpful to have the president or anybody else encouraging people -- mimislabeling antifa as the problem when the problem is really white seem m cysts tryin to take over our streets. amy: i wanted to ask you what happened to andy ngo in june. he called for antifa to be labeled as terrorists saying he was attacked by them when covering one of theirir demonstrations. this is him speaking to "the wall street journal." an

live news desk and we are taking a live look at a pallet fire in salem, oregon.t's actually the oregon pellet factory with firefighters battling this blaze since 3:00 this morning and you can see the flames lighting up the night sky with people actually reporting they can see this glow from up to 20 miles away. this is at a pallet factory in salem, oregon, just south of portland with no reports of injuries and firefighters hope to have it contained later this morning. i'm katie nielsen at the live news desk. >>> caught on camera, a close call for kayakers who witnessed a glacier collapsing next to them and chunks of ice fell off near the spencer glacier in alaska and then the whole thing crashed down, sending a huge wave exploding toward the paddlers. they came away unhurt but with a great story to tell and video. >>> the car company for tesla will rent out solar panels to homeowners, available in six states including california and the price starts at $65 a month. elon musk said consumers can cancel at any time but there is a $1500 charge to remove the panels an

southern oregon a quarter to a half an inch of rainfall. fog tonight. cool to mild tomorrow. we stay locally breezy. below average by 5 degrees in san jose. only 77. 74 mountain view. 73 san mateo. 60 pacifica. dublin 76. pittsburgh 81. fairfield 83. fillet hill tomorrow 77. only the 60s oakland alameda berkeley el cerrito 70s for most of marin county including 78 for can fill. 84 one. extended forecast via cloutier friday and saturday. below average. lose the onshore breeze or a lot of it. that will allow us to warm back up sunday. which would be the warmer over the weekend. next week warm back up to the 70s. to the 90s. >>> new rules for one of the most popular sites in italy. the action that could get tourist slapped with a steep fine. >>> >>> behind the walls of san quentin inmates a finding hope and help through a running club that has been around for 14 years. >>> introduces us to the head coach and this week's jefferson award winner. >>> doesn't just coach inside the prison. when inmates are paroled he is there to help them stay on track.>>> frank coaches dozens of inm

number three, you can support our local businesses in the oregon district.ngs people can do really easy. >> the oregon district as you know far and wide is known for what may be almost anyplace in the state a bunch of individual locally-owned businesses, not chains and all that. >> do you have any plans to meet with the betts family? have you reached out to them? >> they're a victim family too because of megan. we have victim advocates for every single family. they know very well if we want to reach out to us they're there in a heartbeat, but we know how tough this is for families and we're giving them space. i do plan ongoing to some of the visitations in the coming weeks. [ inaudible question ] >> i can't really comment on it because i haven't seen it yet. we've got one more question. >> senator, you were calling on mitch mcconnell to call the senate back since sunday. any progress on that front and with portman saying that he feels there's consensus on the issue of expanded background checks? >> i have repeatedly and decided to come to dayton right away a

barnett is an artisan from brownsville, oregon. i've been in that area often for town halling meetings, and leadership county's population is about 1800 people. brownsville. she founded a jewelry business that produces in oregon and sells online, primarily on etsy, to customers in the united states and around the world. she also sources some of what dose into her jewelry from -- goes into her jewelry from abroad. getting that kind of business off the ground would have been a lot harder just a few short decades ago when nafta was created. according to etsy, the total economic output of its sellers based in oregon is more than $125 million, and that is just one of the many online platforms that businesses use to grow. oregon's many success stories also include rough ware based in bend, a producer of gear for very good dogs all over the united states and in other countries. updating nafta means addressing the challenges facing these businesses that operate online. it also means confronting the other areas where older trade agreements

we know that the gunman went in to the oregon district with his sister. they drove in their parent's car. the third person that is only known as an associate or an accomplice. went into that bar called blind bob's, which is across the street from ned pepper's in the heart of where this massacre took place. they separated. he went to ned pepper's by himself for a little while. that's what we learned from chief biel from the dayton p.d. he went to the car, spent some time at the car presumably gearing up. he changes attire. you have to fill in the blink that he put on the body armor. we know the gun he carried was capable of holding 100 rounds at the time due to the special drum-type magazine that it had.

we lost a lot of them in oregon. incoherent strategy doesn't work.e to have a clear objective for a win-win outcome and that's not in sight. kevin: you are pivoting now to immigration policy. you're the first member of congress to visit the migrant detention centers along the border to view the conditions that folks are living in. your out with a new book called "america is better than this." how can america solve the immigration crisis? sen. merkley: this is all about treating people with respect and decency. president trump has been fueling the fire of divisions. immigrants into horrific terms that dehumanize them. i never thought in my wildest dreams that we would see an american government deliberately injure children to discourage immigration. when i first saw those children who had been ripped out of their parents arms, i was stunned. shortly after, i was able to get the press in to see what was going on. they were able to see the massive facility in brownsville. they heard from the experts about the impact on children. it's just gotten worse.

families and those that has lost their life will have a location for you again in the coming hours the oregon district will be open coming this afternoon in the early afternoon. ok. i'm going to let some folks speak and then we'll do questions 1st i'd like to have dr freeman come forward and consumer i. thank you mayor wally again i'm dr greg seaman i'm a trauma surgeon land mine the only hospital which is a level one trauma center for the greater dayton region our facility activated our mass casualty incident plan around 1 30 am this morning in association with the mass casualty incident here in downtown dayton. that mobilized our entire team our facility received a total of 16 patients of which 12 have already been treated and released we do have a total of 4 patients that are currently admitted and one remains in critical condition some of those patients have undergone or will undergo surgery later today. we are continuing to support many families who are arriving in our facility. and our thoughts and prayers are certainly with all of those families we worked in conjunction with other faci

output of theomic cellar space in oregon is more than $125 million. that is just one of the many online platforms that business is used to grow. oregon's many success stories also include rough where based producer of gear for a very good dogs all over the united states and other countries. updating nafta means addressing the challenges and businesses that operate online. it also means confronting the other areas were older trade continue, to this day to fall short. fighting to protect labor rights and the interests of working families. to the bottomace when it comes to the environment. sure there is vigorous enforcement of our trade agreements so that other countries cannot treat those deals as empty documents that give them time and opportunities to rip off american jobs. i want to particularly emphasize the straight enforcement issue. my colleague and i come from the pacific northwest, incredibly trade sensitive. jobs in theive state of oregon revolves around international trade. the trade jobs paid better than the non-trade jobs in many cases beca

that shooter in the oregon district there in ohio was wearing body armor. when you hear that shooter comes in wearing body armor, your first thought is what? >> there is no question that this person is coming to cause mass loss of life. someone who comes prepared to continue the attack. that is what it is all about. someone who -- at least in this day and age, if you are a shooter, you know that it is a possibility you will be taken done by law enforcement or perhaps someone there that may have a firearm. so the fact that you would equip yourself to prolong that attack, to continue to cause mass loss of life tells us about the depravity about that mindset of this person. >> this is something that we've discussed several times in covering mass shootings, but walk us through now in the case now that you have a deceased shooter to figure out a motive. unlike here, we know that the shooter in el paso is speaking with investigators. there you don't have a suspect, the shooter, to talk with. how do they go about finding out the why. >> first step is to identified