when ice called the portland police stop the department mayor ted wheeler who's also police commissioner refused saying his officers would not bail out ice here's how he explained his stance. in this case i have consistently stated that i do not want the portland police bureau in gauged in securing federal property that houses a federal agency with its own federal police force. ice accuse the mayor of creating quote. terror and lawlessness but this conflict between wheeler and the trumpet ministration has been going on for months in january attorney general jeff sessions ordered sanctuary cities like los angeles chicago portland to comply with immigration enforcement efforts those cities refused with the were calling it quote one of the most disappointing actions he's seen from the white house in his lifetime now to put that into perspective demonstrations against ice have taken a place of cost the country and the american people's frustration has a trickle up to affect members of the trumpet ministration even our white house press secretary sarah sanders and secretary of homeland securi

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portland democratic mayor has been an outspoken supporter of the protest.monday he told them it was time to move on explaining a bike path was being blocked by the camp and it was becoming a public safety issue and growing source of complaints from folks who live nearby. >> the timing is right particularly with one factional group of people deciding to move on to the next phase of the protest. this is a good time. we always said the camp with its wooden structures -- it is a fluid situation. the time is right. shannon: the mayor got himself in hot water after suggesting officers should be focusing on criminal activities, not the city's pervasive homeless population which front of the police union president to blast the mayor for throwing officers under the bus for his own failed policies. >> i have been a police officer for 27 years and seen it going downhill. the city is a cesspool. the mayor needs to stop blaming other people for his failures. >> police posted notices that anyone who sticks around past midnight deadline will face an arrest or citation. to

and the dangerous clashes this weekend in downtown portland.at least four people were hurt when right-wing demonstrators and counterprotesters broke out in brawls. police declaring the patriot prayer rally a riot as the confrontations escalated. officers revoking that group's permit, using firecrackers and smoke bombs to disperse the crowds. at least nine people facing charges. >>> and the incredible images coming in from overseas. that road collapsing in southwest china, caught on surveillance. taking trees, grass, even lampposts down with it. completely buckling near an underground parking lot. retaining walls giving way. amazingly, no one hurt. officials say recent heavy rains may be to blame. >>> and an emergency scare at reagan national in washington. passengers and crew on this united express flight forced to deplane using an emergency slide. smoke reported in the cabin. airport police and fire teams investigating. no word on what set off that smoke condition. no injuries reported. >>> and the nationwide recall of a popular salad dressing

this protest in portland has become one of the countries most visible of the abolish i.c.e.ement. this makeshift camp next when i.c.e. office has porta-potty's, furniture, barricades. it's become home to a nonstop demonstration over the last five weeks him including clashes with police. portland's democratic mayor has been an outspoken supporter of the protest but on monday he told them it was time to move on, explained that a bike path was being blocked by the camp and that it was becoming a public safety issue, not to mention a growing source of complaints from folks who live nearby. >> the timing is right here, particularly with one faction or one group of people deciding to move on to the next phase of the protest. we think this is a good time we have always said the camp itself with its wooden structures isn't sustainable. it's been a fluid situation. we think the timing is right. >> last week, portland's mayor got into a bit of hot water after suggesting officers should be focusing on criminal activities not on the city's pervasive homeless population. which prompted t

the happy camper funds a nonprofit to help portland's homeless problem.wner there said that between the profits being down and threats being up, they decided to shut down the cart and put it up for sale. judicial watch is now looking into claims that portland police are not helping ice with threats, disorderly conduct and impeding traffic. the locals and feds are supposed to have a mutual agreement. finally, two quick mentions. friday in arizona, former vice president joe biden spoke to the league of united latin american citizens where he called the president's immigration policy "one of the darkest moments in our history" and arizona democratic congressional candidate ann kirkpatrick was booed and shouted down twice. once when she came out in favor of ice and again when she talks about maxine waters comments about harassing trump administration officials. >> neil: thanks. on my weekend show, i raised that issue with former ice director, thomas homan and how he felt the move is going. >> the passion is on the left. should people be worried? >> they shoul

the clock is ticking on the midnight deadline in portland were anti-ac protesters have been given eviction notices. as the abolish i.c.e. movement hits a new low with a makeshift anti-trump guillotine. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washingto washington. it's been called an important first step towards fulfilling the commitment made by kim jong un at the june 12 singapore summit. new commercial satellite imagery of north korea's main lodge facility since 2012 indicates that the north has begun dismantling key operations. president trump says he appreciates that. oh president says he's open to a new "real deal cult's quote with iran. kristin fisher tracking the latest foreign policy news. >> two days after threatening iran with the all caps tweet and two months after pulling out of the iran nuclear deal, president trump now says he's ready to make a new deal with tehran. >> the trump administration is on the attack. national security advisor john bolton said if iran does anything wrong, it will pay price like you countries have ever paid before. the secretary

riot police called out in downtown portland, oregon for dueling protests. the altright group patriot prayer rallied and organizers billed it as a free speechneby,r against fascists rallied. members shouted at each other, but most stayed in their respective areas. it does look busy. a much larger peaceful immigration rally was held in portland. >>> it's the latest act of mass resistance against president donald trump's immigration policy. hundreds of thousands protested across the country today. several marches were held in cities around the bay area. in mountain view and just a few hours ago. we were there and we go live with a look at the night time rally. >> reporter: several hundred people marched several blocks to here. at one point so many people were there, they couldn't all fit in the main plaza. the message is that america can do better. >> families united to help families divided at the border. >> they are treating the kids like they are animals. >> at age 14, lucas said many of the kids look just like him. so he is standing up for them. he came ou

. >> reporter: her sister says the 23-year-old was on a scenic road trip from portland, oregon to lancaster, california, more than 900 miles away. angela was about to start another chapter in her life. her lease just ended in portland and she was moving in with her sister a month before >> she was in contact with me, that was the most important thing. >> reporter: thursday night, july 5th, angela in her car in the parking lot. the next morning she sent another text. >> just a simple text, i'm about to start driving. then i reapplied okay with a heart back to her. that was the last time i had any contact with my sister. >> reporter: when angela failed to make it to lancaster by early evening, isabel was already on the phone with police. >> we have santa cruz sheriff's office searching for her whereabouts . >> her last location was davenport, so she took highway 1. >> reporter: there are only a few clues, including the last picture she sent her sister and a description of her also missing car. her family had no idea she was moving back to california and they planned to surprise everyone when

police were called out in portland, oregon. the group rallied and organizers billed it as a free speech demonstration. members shouted at each. most stayed in their respected air i can't say. a much larger and peaceful immigration rally was also held in portland. >> it was a 4th of july solution that will make for a fireworks show. an airport agreed to stop flights for 30 minutes. the airport net fied airlines weeks ago to adjust their schedules. we'll have much more for you coming up. the new laws that are taking effect today. >>> plus he is america's oldest living veteran and now the victim of a stunning crime. what the 112-year-old man is hoping to get back. bay bridge ff higher wages, new rules of the >>> goods morning. it is going on nice. >>> higher wages. new rules of the road and new requirements for pot. today several new laws takefect. today in the bay in the east bay with a look at the charges. >> in the city if you work for a company with 55 or more employees minimum wage will rise slightly. >> the smaller businesse

. >> reporter: the 23-year-old was on a scenic road trip along the coast from portland, oregon to lancaster, california. more than 900-mile as way. angela was about to start another chapter in her life. her lease just ended in portland, and she was moving in with her sister a month before her sister's wedding. >> she was in contact with me, that's the most important thing. >> reporter: an thursday night july -- on thursday night july 5th she texted her sister she made it to half moon bay, chaplained to sleep in her -- she planned to sleep in her car. the next day she texted her sister again. >> she said i plan to start driving, and i replied back with a heart, and that's the last i heard from her. >> reporter: when angela failed to make it to lancaster by early evening her sister was already on the phone with police. >> right now we're searching her last known whereabouts. >> reporter: they were able to ping her last location. it was davenport which means she took highway 1. >> reporter: investigators, isabel, and her family are working off just a few clues, including the last picture she s

i understand you are moving to portland for grad school.s our loss, but we are happy to see you seeking this higher education. as a small token of appreciation from the department and the commission on the environment, we are very excited and thrilled to present you with the san francisco commission on the environment environmental service award for your partnership and your commitment to sustainability and environmental protection in san francisco. would you like to say a few words? [applause] >> thank you so much, commissioners, and director, for the honor. i really appreciate it. i just wanted to say the reason i volunteered at the department for so many years has to do with the people at the department. you have a really, really great staff that are dedicated and enthusiastic and fun to work with, and so they're the reason people like me keep coming back. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you -- oh, don't go away yet. i want to ask if the commissioners have anything to add. yes, director raphael? >> so gwynn, the numbers that a

c., raleigh, cksonville, 24 million people from the heat advisories in louisiana, all the way to portland, oregon, an excessive heat warning central southern california, las vegas. very warm, if not hot and the triple digit heat continues today. yesterday was 108 in dallas. today, 103. big cool down. that's a loo there it is, palm springs 117, phoenix 114, and yuma 116. >>> so a pretty incredible hot week coming all the way through the pacific northwest. >> impressive, gross. >> umbrellas and acs the way to roll. >> that's right. thanks, bill. >>> fast forwarding to monday. a pretrial hearing will be held in alexandria, virginia, for aul manafort on wednesday. >>> firefighter who died last weekend in central california will beay in modesto. >>> no big winner in friday's mega millions drawing. that means tomorrow's jackpot, $493 million, fourth largest in mega millions history. ah! nooooo... noooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. ahoy! (laughing) bounty, the quicker picker upper. mother.

. >>> chaos rocked downtown portland today to opposing protest groups that clashed. soon after firefighters and smoke bombs exploded. >>> ballooning costs of college isn't the only thing many students face. another growing problem, homelessness. after two opposing groups -- patriot prayer and antifa -- clash. peopl >>> a riot in downtown portland after two opposing groups, patriot prayer and antifa clashed. people were lighting fire crackers, smoke bombs, throwing eggs and water bottles into the crowd. that's when police shot canisters filled with pepper spray. police revoked patriot prayers permits for the rally after things turned violent. >> a lot of people are saying, you know, transgender and year quee -- and queers and all these people are hurting america, but no. three days are dedicated to them, their pride festival. nobody is oppressing them. they're walking in our streets freely. but when you say you're a conservative in front of people, people look at you like you're a terrorist. >> it was definitely targeting based on political ideology. i don't hide that

. >>> still to come, left and right ring -- right wing protesters meet in portland. there is a bay area connection. >>> dragged in by a shark. experience of a lifetime turns into a life or death situation. >>> coming up next on game day, coming to the pacific. we will be joined by anthony slater. the giants and oakland a's go for a sweep. >> vern glenn will profile perhaps the most surprising giant. >> trying to hit the ball hard. >> jason was in the bay area and he will be the latest bay area inducted into the hall of fame. >> i was worried, can i make a shot? make a lot of fireworks next on game day. >>> kpix 5 letter is sponsored by sleep world. enjoy huge savings at adjustable comfort mattress sale. to single out people who may face charges. this was a riot last night... between the right-wing group "p >>> tonight police in portland, oregon are looking at the video to single people that may face charges. this was a ride between the right wing group, patriot prayer, and left ring -- left wing group representing antifa. an officer was okay. police fired back with t

temperatures once again well into the 90s for portland and seattle, medford up and over 100. the monsoon continues. we have flash flood watches up. southern parts of utah and arizona. and west of i-55 in illinois. some flooding this morning across parts of alabama. all this rain will only add to the humidity during the day tomorrow across the south. tom. >> rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, to the encouraging news from a thai hospital. those boys once trapped in that cave, now smiling and waving to cameras, offering a message of thanks. abc's adrienne bankert is in thailand tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the youth soccer team and their coach speak out from the hospital beds where they continue to recover since being rescued from that cave in northern thailand. one of the boys, adul, speaks in english. >> hello, i am adul. now i am very fine. i am very thank you for help me. thank you so much. >> reporter: he's reportedly the one who first helped his teammates communicate with those divers who found them ten days after they vanished. >> how many of you? >> 13? >> yeah, 13. >>

the 23-year-old woman from portland is recovering in a hospital tonight.. after plunging hundreds of feet down the cliff. kron 4's rob fladeboe has her story of survival. steve bernal/monterey county sheriff "....angela is an amazing young woman..... monterey county sheriff steve bernal is talkng about 23-year-old angela hernandez, of portland, oregon, who is recovering in the hopsital after driving her car off a 200 foot cliff in big sur. steve bernal "....she has a brain hemmorhage, she has broken ribs and a shoulder injury..."hernandez and her battered jeep were discovered by hikers on a remote beach near the intersection of highway one and thenaciamiento- fergusson road.steve bernal "....she in great spirits but she's anxious to get out of the hospital. she will have a long recovery because she basically survived on water..." on facebook, hernandez wrote how she found that water by following a dripping sound to a patch of moss and used an engine hose tocapture some. she wrote how she could see and tried to call out to cars passing above as she endured t

it looks like most of the other homes in this suburban portland neighborhood.mother was a very active person. she was one of those kind of people just go, go, go, go, go, go, go. >> reporter: but at 99-years- old, marjorie larrence is now partly blind. and after suffering many falls, she can't walk anymore. >> how's your leg doing? >> it's doing well. >> no pain today? >> no. >> reporter: 13 years ago, when larrence realized his motherul no longer live on her own, he didn't want to put her in a large nursing home. >> i wanted adult foster care because i'd seen the advantages of the individual care you get here and having your own room. you don't feel like you're in at instn, you feel like you're living with a family. >> reporter: that's because marjorie larrence is living with a family. in this case, it's carmel durano's family, in carmel durano's home.of i think a loeople hear the m rd foster care, they think of kids being taken feir families and placed in homes. what does it mean in this context? >> t residents are placed in your home or they choose your home

go to portland, oregon has become a cesspool.t's coming from the portland police union president, respondent democratic president saying homeless people should have fewer interactions with police and more with social service workers. responding in a newsletter about the many issues the city is facing from aggressive panhandlers and garbage filled rvs to use needles and human blocking business doorways. >> i've been a police officer here for 27 years, i have seen it go downhill. the city has become assessable. the mayor needs to stop blaming others for his failures. >> shannon: they say they've arrested a suspected serial killer. he's taken in custody tonight, wanted unit three killings since friday. they said he cut off his ankle monitor before going on the alleged murder spree. in las vegas, the corporate owners of the mandalay bay casino file suit of the victims of last year's shooting at a concert. you heard that correctly. killing about 1,000 victims. the owners say they have no liability for the massacre. the lawyer represen

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>> i was in portland and saw the problem there.ancisco wouldn't be smart enough, so seattle is the only logical conclusion. >> at this point, she has a big lead, and we don't even know if my buzzer works? >> it's wise to blame the equipment. question three, which billionaire celebrity says she is no longer considering a run for president because it would "kill her." >> oprah winfrey. >> oprah winfrey. is it oprah? >> oprah, once again smacking down talk about a political future saying running for president would kill her. i feel like i wouldn't be able to do it. it's not a clean business. it would kill me. >> do i get parting gifts? >> you get the admiration of millions. >> notice oprah says unlike television, pol politics is nota clean business. question four, another multiple choice. competitive eater, joey chestnut once again won the hotdog eating record. he broke his own round devouring 54, 64 or 74 hotdogs? mike? >> i'll go 74. >> that seems impossible. >> that's crazy. >> i got nothing to lose. >> is it 74? >> he took the mus

. >>> we turn to a police shooting in portland, oregon. the postal worker who was shot and killed was only trying to break up a fight. >> this comes just two years after police at the university were allowed to carry guns. marci gonzalez reports. >> reporter: the actions of two portland state university police officers under investigation after a man was shot and killed as he tried to break up a fight. family saying this is jason washington, seen in cellphone videos trying to calm tensions between a friend and a group of men early friday morning. here you see the gun in his hollister. he falls and the gun tumbles to the ground. as he reaches for it, police shout, then shoot multiple times. >> i understand the guy has a gun. you don't know, but still. we didn't feel threatened by the guy with the gun. he was a cool guy, nothing was going to happen. >> reporter: the sheriff saying washington did have a concealed carry permit. just hours earlier, washington, who was a navy vet to talk to our abc affiliate as he and his friends watched the col

. >>> riots on the streets of portland. coming up, the bay area connection. >> and a hidden camera in the bathroom of a bay area coffee house. >> and we are talking about a change in the weather pattern. it's about to get cooler. i'll explain. >> and we are tracking a new crash north of 580. this is a live look at 580, where traffic is starting to get busy. more on that coming up. are looking at this video... to single out people who may face charges. the riot ignited saturday night... between the right-wing group "patriot prayer" - and a ft-wing >>> police in portland are looking at this video to figure out people who may face some charges. the riot erupted with eggs, bottles and fireworks thrown. one officer was hit but is okay. police fired back with tear gas. >> we have too many people that are scared. we're going to talk about courtesy today. >> joey gibson founded patriot prayer. violence has broken out in berkeley as well back in august. he blames extremists on both sides for causing the chaos. >>> a man is facing ch

take a look at the forecast you are going to be looking at 90 in portland, 90 in antioch.lar to saturday. on monday and tuesday temperatures will start to work their way back up. it is a good pattern. we had buyers at the start of the week . the he comes back and no fires. humidities are going to stay higher and hopefully fire danger will stay away. >> thank you, bill. >>> coming up, details about a woman who was found alive after disappearing on a road trip one week ago. >>> it turned out to be a lopsided game one. >>> mark ibanez is here with sports. bay bridge series started and the first one goes to the giants. >> you when some and you lose some -- you win some and you lose some. it was too big for the a's to come back. this will be the first year they have the old bay bridge for the tropic. chad pender takes one away deep in left-center field. it was a nice play early. in the fourth inning san francisco has a man at third and he will come in. the giants take a 1-0 lead. this one was a close game. chad pender is not bad. this one went out of the park. and we have a 1-1

he says this is the first officer- involved shooting at portland state. (justine) coming up -- the the national security agency says it's deleting hundreds of millions of phone records. we'll tell you why after the break. (jrstone) and -- the nation's oldest vet says thieves drained his bank account. the message he has for those responisible (jrstone) richard overton is no stranger to making headlines. the oldest surviving world war two veteran and oldest man alive in the u-s even met president obama a few years ago. (justine) but this is one story he wishes he wasn't part of. as candy rodriguez reports, somebody stole money out of his bank account. richard overton/veteran "washington, california they come from everywhere."he's one of the best-known...richard overton/veteran"they just want to see me."and cherished people in austin.richard overton/veteran"yup."we're talking about richard overton, the world war ii veteran and oldest-living man in the country.but sadly, overton's family says someone stole his money.volma overton/cousin "it's a shock. it hurt

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in portland things regarding the economy development is the attraction of foreign direct investments in our country. this issue has been dealt with mostly through during the last years at least mostly through the building process and through this connectivity agenda investments mainly from e.u. funds but also from international financial institutions they're put to good use you know region to build the roads to build electricity grids to build to modernize the connectivity infrastructure so these will be completed this as it was mentioned in the report by reinforcing the rule of law the independence of judiciary eroding the corruption and especially and i will close with this is the fact that. these conditions like the rule of law justice vetting. and the anti corruption fight has been underlined that the european council of june as a preconditions for a way now but also for the macedonia to officially start opening the negotiation talks says the european union it's pretty obvious why these countries want to join the e.u. but why would you want to expand further to these countries an

the portland police department is alsonvng the incident. we did reach out to the officers.it doesn't appear the gentleman ever pointed his gun at anyone, including the officers. >> witnesses said it was clear he was trying to break up the fight, but i think sometimes in the heat of the moment, i don't know if police could tell who the good guy or the bad guy is there. but witnesses said this guy was clearly trying to break up this fight. >> he was married with a wife and three little girls. >> thank you very much, david. that investigation continues, of course. >>> four americans who survived a deadly tour boat explosion in the bahamas are back in the united states this morning. the blast ripped through a boat carrying 10 american sight seers on saturday. one of the passengers was killed. video shows how passengers on another tour boat helped rescue the survivors. >> reporter: the blast sent ask. passengers on this tour boat begged their captain to pull away. >> move the boat! >> reporter: but others jumped into the water and swam towards the burning ship, bringing the inju

the search for missing portland 23-year-old angela hernandez continues.where investigators say surveillance video may have captured her white 20-11 jeep patriot passing by on friday. that's the day she went missing. she hasn't been heard from since she continued her drive down to lancaster as she left half moon bay. in monterey county, philippe djegal, kron four news. in san jose...a wild day at the mall over stuffed animals. hundreds of people stood in line, some more than four hours to take advantage of a promotion at the build a bear store. called "pay your age," the promotion permitted customers to lawrence karnow: we have seen a clouds around today. there patchy fog and temperatures with highs in 60s. and there clouds that in the day but inland with 80s to low 90s and 80s around the monsoonal continue to thunderstorms sierra and that moisture way. there is a of s late tonight tomorrow can see the doppler. lightning seen over the on the can see high the monsoonal rotating ridge. highs be in the 80s to with partly 70s and 80s and 50s and coast. skies c

>> i was in portland, i saw the problem here.ncisco, i don't think they would be smart enough to fly them out. so seattle. >> she's got a big lead, we don't know if my buzzer works. >> tucker: it's always wise to blame the equipment. question three. which billionaire celebrity says she is no longer considering a run for president because it would, quote, kill her. billionaire celebrity no longer planning to run for president. katie? >> oprah winfrey. >> tucker: is it oprah? >> oprah, once again, smacking down talk of a political future, running for president would kill her. i feel like i could not exist. i would not be able to do it. it's not a clean business. it would kill me. >> do i get any parting gifts? >> p you get the admiration of millions. >> tucker: unlike television, politics is not a clean business. [laughter] that's a little disengine with us. competitive eater, joey chestnut, won the nathan's hotdog eating contest. he broke his own record by devouring 54, 64, 74 hotdogs? mike. >> 74. >> tucker: that seems impossible

portland, oregon has become a cesspool, that -- not our description from the portland police union president responding to democratic mayor ted wheeler claiming homeless people should have fewer interactions with police and more with social service workers. responding in a newsletter about the many issues the city is facing from aggressive panhandlers and garbage filled rvs blocking business doorways. >> i have been a police officer for 27 years. the city has become a cesspool. they are blaming other people for his failures. >> reporter: houston, texas police say they have arrested a suspected serial killer, josÉ rodriguez taken into custody wanted in connection with three killing since friday. he cut off his ankle monitor before going on the alleged border spree. in las vegas, corporate owners of the mandalay bay casino filed suit against the victims in last year's shooting at a concert. doing about 1000 victims. the elders say they have no liability for the massacre. a lawyer representing several victims say the unusual action makes sense, preemptive strike to get the cases thrown out of c

my gosh, you're alive, in one piece. >> reporter: hernandez was driving to portland on highway 1 whent control of her jeep and plummeted to the bottom of a 200 foot cliff. for seven days she was stranded. writing on her facebook, i'd climb on rocks to avoid the sharp sand and the avoiding the hot rocks. >> she used part of her radiator hose as a canteen, going back to that rock everyday for water. >> even for a fit healthy person, it's difficult. for her to survive for seven days on the coast with waves crashing over you at times with injuries she had is amazing. >> reporter: her sister, who she was driving to visit, overjoyed angela was found alive. >> i'm sorry, i'm like in shock. everybody that helped on day seven, you guys helped through the whole thing. >> hernandez says she drove off the cliff when she swerved to avoid hitting a rabbit. family members says her recovery will take some time but believe the same fight that kept her alive when she was stranded will help her now. >> incredible. we talked about her falling 200 feet down the cliff. do we know the extend of her injuries

(vicki) 23 year old angela hernandez was driving from portland oregon to southern california last week but no one has heard from her since friday mornn 4's charles clifford has an update. well, the search effort to find angela hernandez has been suspended but her family is now offering a 10,000 reward for information that will help them find her.last thursday evening, angela hernandez texted her sister that she was going to sleep in her car, a 2011 white jeep patriot, behind this safeway in half moon bay. the next morning, she texted that she was resuming her drive to southern california. that was the last time her family heard from anglea.sotthis is not in angela's character to contact the familyangela's sister christina says it's very unusual for her to not stay in contact.sotthe whole way down from oregon she was in contact with our other sisteralthough she was last heard from in half moon bay friday morning, authotiries say that on friday evening angela's cell phone pinged a cell tower 37 miles south in davenport. authorities say her phone continued to send out a signal near davenp

story of a father and teenage daughter living off the grid, under the radar in the forests outside portlandthey have lived this kind of survivalist existence, he is a veteran with some ptsd. the authorities turn up and find them and of course when the authorities find them, they take them back into "civilisation" and they are forced to re—enter the world. the thing that is really brilliant about this film, firstly, it is a film in which it is not to do with dialogue, it is to do with action, the ways that people stand, the gestures, the looks, it is not about explaining the plot. but what really happens is that as the father and daughter are brought back into the ordinary modern world, their responses to it are different. he is very, very against it, she starts to find some sense of kinship and it is interesting, both the director and the writer of the novel that it is based on have both cited the tempest in the background. it is about generational divides, that thing between town and country and, to some extent, but it is much more about the story of the central character, played absolutel

eric pedersen / portland fire: "the wind was a major problem. it's just a completely different fuel different animal so you have to learn as you go."state officials of the wheat crop in wasco county has been crushing the hopes of farmers expecting a bountiful fall.gov. kate brown/oregon: wasco counties are truly the breadbasket of oregon. they portion of the wheat grown in oregon. their instrumental to the economy of oregon."governor kate brown thanked the helping in the firefight.gov. kate "without the knowledge and the expertise of farmers, we would not be where we are knowledge in fighting this type of fire was our ability to reach this point where we're at." firefighters continue to battle the officials are reminding residents to in coming months.gov. kate is going to be a very difficult wildfire season. three to four weeks earlier than it did last i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (justine) a wildfire in (justine) reporting.hutcherson reporting. (justine) a wildfire in lake county has forced people to evacuate. the fire is burning in kelseyvill

monterey county sheriff steve bernal is talkng about 23-year-old angela hernandez, of portland, oregontal after driving her car off a 200 foot cliff in big sur. steve bernal "....she has a brain hemmorhage, she has broken ribs and a shoulder injury..."hernandez and her battered jeep were discovered by hikers on a remote beach near the intersection of highway one and thenaciamiento- fergusson road.steve bernal "....she in great spirits but she's anxious to get out of the hospital. she will have a long recovery because she basically survived on water..." on facebook, hernandez wrote how she found that water by following a dripping sound to a patch of moss and used an engine hose tocapture some. she wrote how she could see and tried to call out to cars passing above as she endured the elements but there were few cluesthat she was there. until chelsea and chadmoore came along.chad moore/found missing woman "...i said, chelsea, did you hear that? and she said, what? and then we heard it again and we turned around and we saw angela, she looked like hell but she was happy that we were there..

portland is one of many elite havens that have major homeless problems.o one has figured out how to handle the homeless situation. it sucks to have to wade through tenth cities. in some areas, it's moms with kids and it's heartbreak. what can you do? >> i think it can't be understated how much the drug war has to do with people living on the street because if someone goes to prison for a drug-related offense and come out with something like that on their record. not only have they not been work, they have that on their record. kennedy: if you have a choice between someone with a college degree and someone who just spent 4 years in prison, who are you going to hire? >> this is the great thing about federalism. portland can try all these things and fail and people living elsewhere don't have to deal with it. the problem is we don't learn from these mistakes. go whack to the day you were talking about earlier which is related to this. would you just get rid of medicare and get rid of everything. the rib tearian response is it's better than what we are doing

one of the most famous objects of the day was the portland vase shown there in the upper left. a vase of 20 bc at the time of the collection in the third duke of portland, one of the best known roman antiquities. wedgewood borrowed it in 1787 and reproduced it in 1790 in his black basaltware. just after the turn of the century. the beginning of the 19th century, this craze for roman or greek antiquity. evolved no a mania for older civilization. egypt was being explored and uncovered and the engravings made during napoleon's campaign in egypt, published in 1802 as voyage of egypt, proved to be enormously influential. thanks to the lull in hostilities on the continent of europe lasting approximately a year between 1802 and 1803, the publication succeeded. soon enough. furniture and interiors were being commissioned to reflect this exotic, bold and daring new style. the dining room at goodlet, which i'm afraid you can't see particularly well, is in the upper right corner there, with its yellow scallion, which is imitation marble walls and matching egyptian candle holders, was desi

monterey county sheriff steve bernal is talkng about 23-year-old angela hernandez, of portland, oregonwho is recovering in the hopsital after driving her car off a 200 foot cliff in big sur. steve bernal "....she has a brain hemmorhage, she has broken ribs and a shoulder injury..."hernandez and her battered jeep were discovered by hikers on a remote beach near the intersection of highway one and thenaciamiento- fergusson road.steve bernal "....she in great spirits but she's anxious to get out of the hospital. she will have a long recovery because she basically survived on water..." on facebook, hernandez wrote how she found that water by following a dripping sound to a patch of moss and used an engine hose tocapture some. she wrote how she could see and tried to call out to cars passing above as she endured the elements but there were few cluesthat she was there. until chelsea and chadmoore came along.chad moore/found missing woman "...i said, chelsea, did you hear that? and she said, what? and then we heard it again and we turned around and we saw angela, she looked like hell but she

. >>> in portland, mayor wheeler is warning demonstrators to leave the i.c.e. facility they occupied for the past five weeks or face removal by police. now is the time to face the immigration policy. unclear when police will enforce orders. >>> thousands of pages of e-mails show ryan zinke and aides dismissing tourism benefits and discoveries in favor of the national monuments for logging and ranching develop many. the interior -- development. the interior department released documents this month and retracted them a day later. despite push back, president trump reduced two of utah's largest national monuments. >>> president trump threatening european cars at his made in america event yesterday. >> the eu has been tough on the united states, but they are coming to see me on wednesday. we will see if we can work something out. otherwise, we have to do something with respect to the millions of cars they send every year. >> president trump meets with eu leaders tomorrow. the aim to deescalate the trade fight. european leaders failed to stop the tariffs on steel an

that will allow us to actually go to the ballot in november and do what portland has done and have a per ride sur charge so there's a direction next us between the impact and our fund to transportation improvement this is san francisco. there are details but it is a 3.25% sur charge at its highest. we want to have a. d.a. rides so there's no charge on those. rides where there are multiple individuals that and it's a one and a half percent charge. i will give you all of that. i want to thank assembly member tinge as well as senator wiener and chu as well as the folks at lyft and uber who really, i think, want to turn the page and become a part of the solution and finally, it wouldn't have happened without my chief-of-staff whom i am profoundly thankful and madam president, i would like to make a motion to table item number 37. >> all right. table item 37. >> i'd like to tank my co sponsor kim, ronan, yee, fewer and mandelman. >> it's been seconds by supervisor kim. we'll take that without objection. all right. madam clerk. next item. >> item 38 is an ordinance to amend the planning co

father and daughter living off the grid outside portland, oregon.uthorities and they have to reintegrate into society. the thing i love about it, i keep saying the same thing, it is a film in which the characters don't explain themselves. they don't stop and stand around and talk to each other. it's a film that's to do with emotion conveyed through physical gesture. the performances are fantastic. thomasin harcourt mckenzie, whose the young girl in it, it's just brilliant. people have made the comparison with her and a young jennifer lawrence. she is fantastic. i just thought it was wonderful. if you see one film this year, this is the best thing i've seen this year, and i guarantee it will break your heart. the idea of them coming in from the wilderness and living in society again, is that the thing that is explored? yes, and it's to do with what he wants and what she wants, because he's a combat veteran, he's got pts. it's to do with... there's a moment when she says "what's wrong with you is not what's wrong with me," and it's really about them g

people still keep coming to the speak demonstration farm all corners we are at the end of it this is portland place it's about three kilometers to trafalgar square and they are there then going to get together and hearing speeches and wills we hear more against trump and his politics so he has no friends here he has no friends here today in central london this is the big demonstration that people have been gearing up for for several months barbara just quickly you mentioned that there's criticism from the people that are protesting where you are are european leaders concerned about the upcoming meeting that trump will have with putin he spoke about a briefly in that press conference and treason may thank him for tat taking that meeting but our european leaders concerned especially if the two leaders and putin meet one on one without any advisors. they are extremely concerned because even before the nato summit descended into this shambolic event that it was in the end even before that it was clear that nobody could could think what trunk might possibly do he we know he is a radek we know. he

it's the story of a father and daughter living off the grid in the forest outside portland.d it does not put a foot wrong. there's just nothing that this film gets wrong. there's never a moment when the characters stand and explain themselves to each other. there's never a moment when characters have one of those conversations that you know was written by the scriptwriter to tell you what's going on. it's all to do with the gestures and the emotion. again, you'll love it, trust me. i do trust you. forgive me, i'm a bad person — the only reason i haven't seen it is because the weather has been so utterly beautiful. i couldn't face going to sit in a cinema. that doesn't make you a bad person! i know that may be a controversial statement, but... the summer blockbuster was was built on air—conditioned cinemas. but i'm very excited to see it as soon as we get some rain, right? yes. and a dvd? filmworker. this is a dvd about leon vitali, who was a very, very promising actor. worked with stanley kubrick, realised that, to him, stanley kubrick was a genius, and decided to dedicate h

will also take tou live to the san mateo coast where family members are desperately searching for a portland woman missing since last friday.we want her home and we want her safe and as soon as possiblewhoosh shell=shock in the east bay, where cars in a residential community have targetied by vandals armed with eggs and sugar,"it's just, why? why would you do that? (ken) (ken) we are following breaking news tonight. firefighters attacking a pair of brush fires burning in the south bay. one in morgan hill...the other in san jose. (ken) thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore here is a look at where the two fires are burning. in san jose it's near curie drive and san ignacio avenue at santa teresa county park. and in morgan hill ...it's in the area of hale and miramonte avenues road. (ken) tonight chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the wind conditions around that fire. (pam) but first, we go to kron-4's j-r stone .. he joins us live from morgan hill.. j-r (ken) j-r j-r hill..from morgan he joins us live from morgan he joins us live 4's j-r stone .. we go to

state university she's also been an election observer in her walker she joins us via skype from portland we appreciate your time. a priest who. lives next to the university that these were these students are from he said people have lost their fear they are no longer afraid to express themselves when you are shooting at a church and there are students involved could this be a turning point of any kind. well i think that the turning point actually is that the government the piers to have taken back most of the areas that had been held by protesters and dismantled barricades throughout the country and in other cities and now the university the main university campus in managua had been you know one of the last strongholds and so for the moment at least it looks like the government has reasserted its control and by using these gangs these paramilitaries are gangs that they call to or to because in nicaragua so the question is is what will happen next and obviously the catholic church has been a mediator has led dialogues and will continue i think to try to mediate and the question is what t

monterey county sheriff steve bernal is talkng about 23-year-old angela hernandez, of portland, oregon, who is recovering in the hopsital after driving her car off a 200 foot cliff in big sur. steve bernal "....she has a brain hemmorhage, she has broken ribs and a shoulder injury..."hernandez and her battered jeep were discovered by hikers on a remote beach near the intersection of highway one and thenaciamiento- fergusson road.steve bernal "....she in great spirits but she's anxious to get out of the hospital. she will have a long recovery because she basically survived on water..." on facebook, hernandez wrote how she found that water by following a dripping sound to a patch of moss and used an engine hose tocapture some. she wrote how she could see and tried to call out to cars passing above as she endured the elements but there were few cluesthat she was there. until chelsea and chadmoore came along.chad moore/found missing woman "...i said, chelsea, did you hear that? and she said, what? and then we heard it again and we turned around and we saw angela, she looked like hell but sh