so i guess i'm going back to portland. ♪ >> portland, oregon. we've been here before. remember?entrification. you're trying to tell me when you were a kid, they weren't selling kombucha on tap. >> jokes about hipsters. >> that seems very portland. >> with the beard and the hat. >> producers making me do some wacky bike riding. simpler times. the question is how did a city that's 70% white become the epicenter of 2020's black lives matter activism? honestly, where else but portland? portland is a bright blue dot in a state surrounded by red, maga hat red. and antifa, anarchists and activists have been fighting white nationalists here for years, since way before it was cool. add to that the killing of george floyd and a president set on making an example out of liberal cities -- >> we could take care of portland in 45 minutes. >> -- and it's no surprise at all that portland became one of the epicenters of the blm movement. ♪ >> groups like black unity pdx, a civil rights collective focused on action, have been protesting in portland nightly since the killing of george floyd. >> sh

honestly, where else but portland? portland is a bright blue dot in a state surrounded by red.ctivists have been fighting here for years. since way before it was cool. add to that the killing of george floyd and a president set on making an example of liberal cities. >> we could take care of portland in 45 minutes. >> it is no surprise at all that portland became the epicenter of the blm movement. >> yeah. we'll do that. >> groups like black unity pdx have been protesting in portland nightly since the killing of george floyd. they want it all. police defunded, wealth redistributed, all of it. this 19-year-old is one of the founders. he has to worry about a police curfew and carol's curfew. who is carol? xavier's mom. >> i lived in a predominantly white community my whole life except to prior to being adopted when i was five. >> it changed a lot with this black lives matter. did i say it right? >> you used to say black live matter. >> part of it is his black lives matter means so damn much to me. i apologize. because i know i'm a good citizen but i don't think it was on my radar

she served as the first black woman in the portland state senate.athizes with protesters but is pained by their destructive tactics. >> i marched during the days of trying to make a difference. my voice has always been out there. but never, never did we create violence. when you think in terms of small businesses that are being hit, who are working very hard to just prepare a meal for their families, that really got my heart. >> reporter: milo and ace defend the destruction as a tactic to apply pressure on city leaders. >> there are a lot of reasons why people would engage in property destruction. i think one of the reasons people will break windows is a lot of times, like, symbolic of the way that the city will protect things of material value. but not its people. >> reporter: however, carter raises the question of whether the protests are truly legitimate or just random acts of looting. >> some of the people that have been identified was not black lives matter people. they were young white kids coming from across the country. >>reporter: reporting

all the details about what he uncovered in portland. a commencement address, lots of them from the bazaar to the pathetic, raymond arroyo documents them all in seen and unseen the first trump was right. that's the focus of tonight's angle. tonight we officially declared journalism in the us is dead, cold and buried. just when you thought things couldn't get worse for him, the washington post is defending the position that because of trump, because he advanced the theory the covid originated in that wuhan labs it is acceptable for the post and others to ignore evidence confirming the theory. some corners of the mainstream media overcorrected aaron blake wrote, he went on to say caution and skepticism were invited and very much warranted even when some of it led to oversimplification. oversimplification? skepticism? that is funny because as early as 15 months ago the angle pretty much figured out the china was engaged in a cover-up. we are saying it could have been caused by a rabid bat or just because there was a little 4 them in the vic

interesting fact about portland there is no deputy mayor of portland.signed, there is just no mayor. until the election. >> so i get to be mayor. i think that's how it goes. >> i think no one being mayor o portland is the best possible outcome for portland. >> it could be better. greg, my transmission now has t end, the gel that i'm covered i is drying and flaking and i'm sticking to my chair. have a wonderful weekend, greg. >> youtube. seal later. great guy. >> coming up, what you can sit >> coming up, what you can sit bottom line is, mom's love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. (his voice) “baloney!” (automated voice) has joined the call. (voice from phone) hey, baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. i thought this was a no by-products call? the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. hi guys! check ou

interesting fact about portland there is no deputy mayor of portland.the mayor resigned, there is just no mayor. until the election. >> so i get to be mayor. i think that's how it goes. >> i think no one being mayor o portland is the best possible outcome for portland. >> it could be better. greg, my transmission now has t end, the gel that i'm covered i is drying and flaking and i'm sticking to my chair. have a wonderful weekend, greg. >> youtube. seal later. great guy. >> coming up, what you can sit wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. (text chime) (text chime) (text chime) (sighs) (text chime)

journalist chris rufo has all the details about what he uncovered in portland. the commencement address, lots of them coming from the bizarre to the pathetic, raymond arroyo documents them all and i can't wait for it, this "seen and unseen." that's the focus of tonight's angle. tonight we officially declare that journalism in the u.s. is dead cold, and varied. just when you thought things could not get worse for them, "the washington post" is defending the position that because of trump, because he advanced the theory that covid may have originated in the lab that it was perfectly acceptable to the post and others to ignore evidence confirming the theory. this is what they said. if some corners of the mainstream media overcorrected aaron blake and he went on to say that caution and skepticism where invited. very much warranted even when some of it led to oversimplification. oversimplification? skepticism? that is funny. because as early as 15 months ago the "the angle" figured out that china was engaged in a cover-up. we are sitting around saying it could have b

interesting fact about portland there is no deputy mayor of portland.e is just no mayor. until the election. >> so i get to be mayor. i think that's how it goes. >> i think no one being mayor o portland is the best possible outcome for portland. >> it could be better. greg, my transmission now has t end, the gel that i'm covered i is drying and flaking and i'm sticking to my chair. have a wonderful weekend, greg. >> youtube. seal later. great guy. >> coming up, what you can sit or blackmail martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ (brother) hi sis! we're made for. (sister) you're late! (brother) fashionably late. (sister) we can not be late. (brother) there's a road right there. (brother) that's a cat. wait, just hold madi's headpiece. (sister) no. seriously? (brother) his name is whiskers. (bride) what happened to you? whose cat is that? (brother) it's a long story. (sister) oh my gosh.

interesting fact about portland there is no deputy mayor of portland. if the mayor resigned, there is just no mayor. until the election. >> so i get to be mayor. i think that's how it goes. >> i think no one being mayor o portland is the best possible outcome for portland. >> it could be better. greg, my transmission now has t end, the gel that i'm covered i is drying and flaking and i'm sticking to my chair. have a wonderful weekend, greg. >> youtube. seal later. great guy. >> coming up, what you can sit wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the he

are set to meet with portland city leaders. however, a team source tells us they don't currently have any trip plan to the city of rose us are kind of in that situation. words like who do you believe but i think the fans have it right. couple denied the room in this situation, ok. is it heat that that the his tweet i looked at the sea but that's the nosebleed section. those are great seats of taking that out of his own pocket right. if they're i think that is a message it's one way to look at it, ok thanks to k. >> despite surging cases in japan and the united states issuing this no fly order this week the 2020 tokyo olympics are still planning to move forward. the head of the international olympic committee says they take safety is a top priority and are confident the games will be able to be played safely and it appears japan is behind the idea. a recent poll found 65% of that population wants to let the games to happen and they are set to begin july 23rd. in the south bay santa clara county has set a goal of vaccinating 85%

it would be worse an interesting fact about portland, there is no deputy mayor of portland previous ifction. kennedy: so i get to be mayor. >> well i think that no one being mayor of portland is the best possible outcome. kennedy: i think it could be better so thank you. >> i think so. my gel is drawing and flaking i am sticking to my chair so have a wonderful weekend greg party to. greg: you to see you later printed great guy. greg: coming up, i call this greg: coming up, i call this what i call this. coming up. ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ good hands. allstate click or call to switch today. ♪ yum yum yum yum yum yum yum ♪ ♪ yum yum yum yum yum yum ♪ ♪ yum yum yum yum yuuum yum yum yum yum yum yum yuuum ♪ ♪ yum ♪ ♪ yum yum (clap, clap) yum yum (clap) yum yum ♪ [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. ♪ yum ♪ spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good all right, then for new segment that going where greg read your mail. welcome punching number i read your mail printed

number one i'm certainly sympathetic to the people who live in portland.re semi frequently because of how close it is. i have friends there. it has turned to a dumpster. it is really bad. images are hard to convey how bad it is. at the same time this is what happens when a community gives up. there are not enough people standing up and saying we need to take our communities back. you are losing the soul of portland like so many other cities because people have given up. i understand it is difficult, believe me, i live in seattle. it is difficult to stand up to the political establishment. to the activist class. it is hard. you are going to get yelled at and attacked and some cases you might get hurt. the fact of the matter is if people don't stand up for their own hometowns this is what happens. you see what's going on in portland and it is coming to many other cities. you have to take ownership of your own communities. >> harris: jason, before i let you go and we have to be quick i want to express to you when you say people get hurt i know you have been c

how does the portland a's sound to you? i didn't like it either but now the team is also considering a move to portland oregon. the a's are considering that move to las vegas if the team cannot get a new stadium built here in oakland. one that could replace the coliseum where they have played since 1968. the oregonian newspaper reports that a's executives will travel to portland in june to conduct a fact-finding visit to explore the possibility of building the new stadium where you can see right here in these renders. it does look nice. the team would like to build a new waterfront stadium at the howard terminal in oakland but that deal with the city has really slowed to a crawl. as a result major league baseball has essentially cleared the team to begin actively shopping other locations outside of oakland. this team that team visiting las vegas. >> don't want to see him go and why would you want to leave this beautiful weather, right, kari? a live look at walnut creek for you. why would you want to leave? >> it is beautifu

the visit that team will be making to portland.today in the bay." >>> right now at 6:43, a look at the bay with today's high temperatures in san francisco, we'll see some patchy fog, temperatures in the low 60s, some upper 70s in santa rosa and brentwood today headed toward 80 degrees. we'll talk about changes ahead in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> breaking news on the peninsula, all lanes of northbound 101 cleared but the backup in palo alto takes a few minutes to push up in through redwood city and the rest of san mateo county, north 101 restored but southbound 101 never slow, that commute down toward silicon valley is clear. >>> family members today marking 25 years since the disappearance of kristin smart. she was last seen at school when she attended cal polysan luis obispo. recently a long time person of interest was arrested and charged with her death. her body has still not been found but the family recently visited san luis obispo could meet with law enforcement officers and thank them for their efforts. >>>

portland has a great heartbeat. it has had a great heartbeat.e summer, great weather year-round. we have different seasons and i think that with all of this unrest in our city, and lawlessness, it's not inviting and that's what we want back. we want our safety back. we want our liveability back. we want our city back. jillian: absolutely. can't blame you for that. gabriel johnson, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you again for having me. todd: the defenders of freedom ride honoring veterans in colorado, take a look. >> just a feeling that you're making a difference and that you're helping out the people who have served our country and are unfortunately not receiving the attention and service that they have earned. todd: the 14th annual ride was started by an army vet in 2008. the event has raised tens of millions of dollars to benefit wounded veterans and their families. we love watching people helping out their communities. it's so vital. jillian: a 6-year-old leukemia survivor helps demolish part of a bridge in austin, texa

austin 50%, minneapolis 113, oakland, 132, portland 800%.of this or when are the city leaders going to put a stop to it for good? >> you ask an excellent question. you had this rioting in portland last night and this has been going on for some time. bill, there is no respect for law enforcement. there is no respect for laws in this country anymore. yes, we got some rotten apples in the police department. get rid of them but the sad commentary is that the overwhelming police departments are good men and women who want to serve and protect and they can't because of politicians. and the citizens are the ones who are losing. those are the people who are being unprotected in all of these major metropolitan cities. >> bill: ted, thank you. no end in sight, that's what i see. ted wheeler, thanks. we'll talk again soon. >> dana: caitlyn jenner making her case to become governor of california. >> i came here with a dream 48 years ago to be the greatest athlete in the world. now i enter a different kind of race. arguably my most important one yet. >>

jillian, you've been following portland for a while.summer was saying come on, you know, this is just people expressing their constitutional duty of attacking these federal buildings. >> yeah. this goes back even further to 2015 when he was elected. you've seen a tolerance for far-left and far-right groups clashing in the streets. this is something that's been going on for years, and i think you saw hard core riots talk off last summer, you know, 100 days of rioting at one point consecutive. and youal saw extraordinary damage, about $2.3 million to government buildings -- paul: right, but, jillian, he didn't care about this or seem to last summer. what explains the switcher radionow? >> i think it's become intolerable. portland businesses downtown, about 62% of those say they feel like downtown is no longer safe. that's up from 5% in 2016 when he was elected. you've got a 60% increase in homicides in 2020 compared to the year before. so i think reality has finally caught up to him. unfortunately, many of his policies created the situati

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portland saw more than 100 nights of protests that ended in violence. back in minneapolis where floyd lost his life there was also tension. >> we heard gunshots. >> several gunshots rang out in george floyd square. a police-free zone. it has seen a big spike in murders and rapes over the year as police largely stay away. a recent poll found 42% of residents want more police. only a quarter want less in portland. >> harris: what would they do if zero police showed up at the scene whereby standers and reporters and shots rang out? dan springer, thank you very much. jason rantz is a seattle radio talk show hosts and bring us a lot of information from that city that at times devolved as they preach defund the police. jason, i want to get first of all your initial reaction to all that we saw on the one-year anniversary of george floyd's murder. >> i think we should reflect on what we've seen for the last year which is out of this death and out of the activism that came from the death is we've had historic crime surges. record high murder rates, destroyed com

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a portland restaurant owner kurt hoffman joins us now.w bad is it for you guys? >> well, we are easily the worst market in the country to operate a restaurant, so there is kind of a triple threat we are dealing with, covid, every city is dealing with that. then we have a huge homeless problem in portland that we have been struggling with for years and then the protests although, day to day you don't really see or hear them. you read about them in the morning and it is one of those head slavers in your like god, why are they attacking the boys and girls club, but when it's done is devastated the image in the reputation of portland and as a result that's the third of our dining population in downtown portland is tourists, so when it kills that it really hurts us. stuart: have you considered i mean seriously considered leaving? >> now-- no, this is my hometown and i'm committed. in the next as seven projects we are opening are not in portland. they will be in surrounding areas just because they don't have shuttered businesses. they don't hav

we saw it play out in portland last summer.se basically the local district attorney said he would not. the chaos took place right outside the federal courthouse in downtown portland. we watched this incredible violence unfold every night as federal officers were brought in from around the country to protect the federal buildings in the city. what d.a. schmidt said he wouldn't charge people even for felony rioting the white house pressured the u.s. attorney in oregon to haul them into federal court. charges were filed against 98 people. they have dismissed or deferred 58 of those cases under president biden. 7 people pled guilty. one to prison. 32 cases pending. the federal public defender says justice is being served. >> i think the government went overboard in some of the way they addressed these protests. many of the cases that were brought because of the federal government's overreach are now being dismissed. >> now of the 31 deferred cases, which means no record or jail time and maybe some community service, 19 are felonies

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but they could face damian lillard in portland. right now portland hosting denver.wrapping up a set in pittsburgh. this youngster happy to have a baseball. alex wood was great again. six earnings wined. he is 5-0 this season. what a pickup he's been. top of the ninth, 2-1 giants. mush may coming through. how about mike two-run shot to right center. 4-1 giants, and the 'stache, you've got to love that tyler rodgers on for the save. he's got a twin brother. you'll see him shortly. this giants win it 4-1. the nl west leaders. they're on the cincinnati next. >>> how about the a's and twins. match in minnesota. bottom eight, a's up 6-4. jake diekman gave up theunhomer here at 6 apiece. top of the ninth, same score as that youngster made play. twins reliever, that's taylor roger, the twin brother of giants tyler. this should be an inning ending double play, but can't hang on and ramon laureano gets to third base. a few pitches later, it's a wild pitch. and laureano scores the eventual game winner. a's win, 78-6. dion, it's been a lot of fun with the warriors. they donated

portland with a balanced scoring attack. ahead to norman powell for the slam. anthony had his 37th birthday. he scored 12th off the bench. portland wins. >>> giannis and the bucks trying to take the defending champion heat in south beach. butler up top. to bam adebayo. and it's bam with the slam. miami up double digits. milwaukee makes it their own after the half. giannis, good luck stopping that. and khris middleton, the number two man, he'll hit the triple. 14-2 run gives milwaukee the lead for good. milwaukee beats the heat, 120- 103. >>> to portugal for the champions league final. this is the top post soccer title featuring two english teams. man city and chelsea. the fans going nuts at that new york watch party. the first american to play a champions league final and sub. you see the hometown watch party for him. so close to a goal. he can't believe he misses. the replay and watch the hometown with their reaction. hanging on every play. chelsea wins it 1-nil. it's their second champions league title. the giants are playing the dodgers. a lot of sports comi

we've confirmed this with portland diamond project. they said that the a's are in fact going to look at portland as a possible new location. and we've already known about vegas. take a look at the video that the president did have all posted last night. we know he's there as we speak. he's not just thinking about it. he's there right now. we know that his tripp has begun the post, the video at a golden knights game. stanley cup game last night which made loyal a's fans not to have should read the comments. if you have a moment. >> the a's office confirmed the visit in vegas has begun. the president is doing fact-finding visits to seek out different areas bs to build a stadium. mlb says the current coliseum site is not viable. it's not a good option for the future vision of baseball. the team's lease their ends in 2024, but they've been playing there since 1968 and it's having lighting and flooding issues. they say mlb is concerned about the city council's slow rate of progress made on the approval of the proposed waterfront ballpark ne

portland led by ten at the break. the blazers had a balanced scoring attack.an powell. he led all scorers with 29. and then happy 37th birthday, carmelo anthony. mero 12 off the bench. portland wins 117-95. >>> we got fans and rally towels. memphis erases a 15-point deficit. give them the lead with 4.5 to play. here comes donovan mitchell, scoop to the hoop and the foul. the jazz win by ten. >>> much more to come at 11:00. we've lost the actor who was on some of tv's most iconic shows. we'll remember in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. it's time for sleep number's memorial day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable,

smyth she's going to get it again this time to sports she made it for nothing oh and by the way portland isn't actually done quite yet we go to the 2nd action portal looking for an insurance goal because they need it the off across from sinclair so this will end up being the shots that feel the deal this is a $50.00 game now and that is also your final win in a row for the thorens that is the president some of those names 1000000 the national soccer league they have also played for a national women's team as well in the herrera and household names at this point you know they have 4 world cups under their belt so you know just just say a little bing or a little in the boys' team exactly well they can try again some other time. all right we'll leave it there regina hamm thank you for that that's going to do it for us right now make sure you keep up with everything in question at all times by downloading the portable t.v. app so you can watch us whenever you want follow me on twitter and instagram at manila chan follow her gina underscore here thank you for watching we'll see you back here

i must tell you when we hear about portland burning and atlanta burning and police precincts burning, for some reason your city we don't hear about police precincts burning in detroit. what do you know that the other chiefs have not figured out? >> first and foremost it is called courage and standing up to support the great work cops do each and every day it is so unfortunate that nobody is standingng up. i hate to say it that me and my colleagues require it is no wonder new york had a 75 percent increase in attrition rates and retirement and resignations. then you take away qualified immunity as you pointed out that then you have people who are in seats of influence. i did not say leadership. what about maxine waters? and elected i will not say leader but a person of influence i remember in los angeles. then proceeded to lead in the state of michigan the toxic words do nothing but undermine the work men and women do. i am not advocate for bad police. i demonstrate time and again a whole bad police accountable but the vast majority of men and women do it right. talk about the oscars r

in their own protection in a shock this week, almost half of the federal charges brought against portlandrioters including assault on federal officers have been dismissed by the feds. the department of justice has actually dismissed cases where their own officers have been victimized county decline to prosecute 70% of the rioters in portland and then came the tectonic shift defund the police. an effort to dismantle disempower police department the by removing funding along with that restrictions how police would arrest and if those regulations were not met the officer would be prosecuted. worse, qualified immunity is being removed so that police do not have the benefit of defending their actions based on their training and department policy. make no mistake, removal of qualified immunity will lead to an even greater mass exodus from police departments. so -- we now find ourselves to the country shifting from law and order to sheer lawlessness as a result gun sales higher than ever and we're left to defend our ourselves but the problem when we do, is that we're faced with more funded prose

remember that name sophia smith 13th minute penalty kicks here christine say claire convert for portland right from the spot and the thorns make it a 2 nil game and it's really a great shot right as it was an air 3 months later he was going to fire and adriana what a save she makes rushing watches it down the field smith is actually going to be the one to get it off the cross she will end up taking a shot in the box fire for her 2nd goal of the game that is 3 little if you can track by the way for 40 and what's twice as nice for her isn't it 1st half scoring bonanza portland 30th minute linda. rand wins this one we've heard clips it through and smith this time with the score she's made this a for nothing game and oh by the way they're not done quite yet 2nd half who are looking for insurance gold because you know they need one for lucy other crossing sinclair and this is now going to end up being a while of being a 5 nothing game it's also the final though and the 10th win for the 4th spot. and men's soccer seattle sounders are reigns supreme in the 1st few weeks of the major league socc

liz: we hear you, the fbi and portland police investigating a death threat from an antifa black livesor ted wheeler, the mayor is saying we have to get the city back after a year of anarchy as rioting has destroyed portland this is been happening for over a year.r. this into the soundbite. >> we are asking for the last time that you read resigned if you ignore this destruction to your precious way of life is going toea escalate. next time it may just be your own. liz: that is really disturbing, but portland effectively telling riders it's okay to bring the city down only one person has gone to prison, jail because of rioting after dozens arrested. what do you say? >> how ironic this is the mayor in the street supporting the protesters saying they had ald right to protest and they could take over communities and now that he's being threatened he's finally said enough is enough antispam pressure by the good citizens of the city who have seen their city under siege andp they need to take it back and the only people that will take it back are the police. liz: thank you for joining us come

i have tremendous admiration for you i must tell you when we hear about the portland burning and big cities burning and atlanta and police precincts burning for some reason your department, your city we don't hear about police precincts burning what do you know and have figured out? >> it's called standing up with that great work each and every day. it is so unfortunate now that nobody is standing up that they are quiet with a 75 percent increase in each ration rate, retirement and resignation and then qualified immunity as you pointed out but then you have people who are not in leadership but influence and then they say your next. maxine waters. a person of influence. i will not say leader her background is in los angeles and then here in the state of michigan these toxic words can do nothing for the work that men and women do i am not an advocate for bad police time and again i hold bad police accountable for the vast majority. let's talk about the oscars recently. judge: you don't have the problems that we hear about other big cities there is something you are doing with the commu

portland mayor ted wheeler. to get the city back after a year of anarchist rioting has destroyed portland. this is happening over a year. listen to the sound bite. watch this. >> we are asking for the last time that you resign. if you ignore this message outright, destruction to your precious way of life is going to escalate. blood is already on your hands. the next time, it may just be your own. elizabeth: you know, so that is really disturbing, howard. you know, portland effectively telling rioters it is okay to burn the city down. only one person has reportedly gone to prison to, jail because of rioting, after dozens were arrested. what do you say? >> how ironic this is the mayor in the streets supporting the protesters saying they had a right to protest, they could take over blocks of communities, now that he is being threatened he finally said enough is enough. i think he is being pressured by the good citizens of the city who have seen their city under siege. they need to take it back. the only people that

. ♪ ♪ >> greg: portland burns as peaceful protesting returns.lling like smoke because their leaders are an absolute joke. this is like a long poem. portland cops declared a riot last night as they arrest people for smashing windows, lighting fires and throwing frozen water bottles, eggs, and even metal road spikes officers to mark the one anniversary of george floyd's death. it also collided with a previously scheduled nightly rights. all of them peacefully of course by peaceful activists were peacefully active. did i mention it was peaceful chemically say about 200 people gathered outside the [indiscernible] justice center. some sprayed graffiti, some shouted "burn it down," some lit a dumpster on fire. why are they always so mad at dumpsters? they made quite a mess or is msnbc called it a brilliant piece of performance art that should be nominated for nobel prizes. the crowd later marched to city hall and smashed some of its windows or as cnn is reporting, they kindly volunteered to renovate the building to increase airflow and make it more co

they will either be at the lakers or portland. that will be decided later tonight. giants in pittsburg, score tied at one. clay holmes just a bit outside. evan longoria scores. >> that one is driven to right. it's driven deep, and it's gone. >> max kepler with a deep three. but the a's rally to tie it. then in the ninth, matt chapman goes down looking. but loriano scores on the wild pitch. final 7-6. lakers and portland are in action. we'll know who the warriors are going to play at 11:00. more news after the break. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. >>> if you've driven around the bay are

how does the portland a's sound?today in the bay's" bob redell is live this morning and they have another fight on their hands here, bob. >> reporter: it's no secret the a's are considering a move to las vegas, this would be a new stadium to replace the coliseum where the a's have been playing since 1968. the team is possibly considering a move to portland, oregon. the "oregonian newspaper" reports that a's executives will travel to portland in june to conduct a fact-finding visit and explore the possibility of building a new stadium there instead of in las vegas for oakland. the team would like to build a new waterfront stadium at the howard terminal in oakland but the deal slowed to a crawl. major league baseball cleared the team to actively shop at other locations outside of oakland. this week the team is visiting las vegas. "the oregonian newspaper" questions whether the interest in portland is actually a bluff on behalf of the a's to pressure the city of oakland to speed up the howard terminal deal. oakland lead

another rumor destination for the a's has been portland and an independent organization called the portland diamond project told kron 4 days. reps are set to meet with portland city leaders. however, a team source tells us they do not currently have a trip planned to the city of roses. so we're going to have to see what comes up next. right now. we just know that they're in vegas for sure. and people here are hoping it's a threat to actually leave the city of oakland that they will stay here. >> well, it definitely was president. dave kaval reading the room with sweet. kate, thanks so much. coming up, it's been 5 years since the young girl went missing in the north bay where police are looking for leads. this is the case of propane sen. >> and in the north bay, a popular arts festival. there is canceled but not for pandemic-related issues. and after the break, google's downtown west project could be approved tonight in the south bay. we'll show you new renderings of the p >> welcome back. we go to the south bay now where tonight's we'll find out whether search giant google knows the way to

quite a turn of events for the mayor of portland. president trump, by the way, when he's rejecting the national guard to say you are what we can't and i kissed jurisdiction, you don't deserve federal funds if you're not protecting your citizens, and what did joe biden do when he came in? he ripped it up and said no more anarchist jurisdictions, protesters have added. >> emily: in the only real reasn he survived the elections last year's because the alternates were even worse. all right, tomi lahren goes deeper on policing in america with her latest fox nation special called "honoring the badge." she sits down with atlanta police officer jerome turner who was shot six times in the line of duty. he shares his story and unique view on issues facing law enforcement in today's tense climate. fox is celebrating our men and women in uniform with a special offer. all active-duty military and veterans get a free year fox nation if they sign up today for memorial day. go to foxnation.com and click on the offer link. just ahead, "the new york t

you have vegas, nashville, you have portland.there are other opportunities out there but none of those cities have existing ballparks that the a's could just move to any time soon. so it's oakland's move now. approve howard terminal or perhaps you watch the a's follow the raiders and warriors out of town. we'll have more on this tonight at 6:00. >> then everybody is gone. all right thanks larry. >> yeah. >>> all right now let's turn to new developments on the drought. in sonoma county officials are asking tens of thousands of people who rely on the russian river watershed to use much less water. wayne freedman has more now on the measures that may follow. >> reporter: let's begin with the good news, sort of. it arrives in the name of denny murphy he has a personal reservoir filled with rainwater run off covered with plants to keep it from evaporating in this sum's drought. >> you saw this coming. >> yeah. seen them before. >> reporter: but for many of us these other worldly scenes of lake mendecino mean something new and so do ac

she defended antifa when it destroyed downtown portland and kept destroying downtown portland last summerred days. >> you're almost standing on bags of feces thrown at the officers. >> from bricks to tear gas cans, these are the remnants of the portland on the other side of the fence. while many protestors were peaceful there were agitators blocking traffic, setting fires and throwing things over the fence. >> tucker: in a civilized country you have equal justice. you punish people equally for the same crimes. you punish them in proportion to the crime they have committed. politics play no role in your administration of the law. ever. that's the opposite of what we're seeing now. when the last administration, for example, sent federal agents to stop an active -- maybe that's why she's, they are her voters, she's not going to investigate them. unlike republicans, nancy pelosi defensive her own voters at all costs. now, republicans should never defends violence or rioting, there is a lot about january 6. they should never defend and they haven't. but they should defend the right of people n

kamau bell heads to portland, oregon. >> i remember the first night i got gassed.s to burn and your sigh nuness start to burn and your eyes start to burn. it hurts. they were so brutal. they were there to [ bleep ] us up and they did. they accomplished us. >> there's got to be a better way than taking 19-year-old kids and young adults as you're trying to make a difference and usings chemical weapons on them. >> i shouldn't be like going out there with pepper spray and taser just to keep myself tape for preaching that my life matters. i shouldn't have to do that. i really shouldn't have to do that. >> thank you, mom. >> youunited shades of america t joins me now. this looks like fascinating tv. what does it take for a protest movement to be effective and make the changes it's looking to achieve. perhaps that's what we have seen over the last year. >> i think when you look at the fact that derek chauvin had three charges of guilty on him, a lot of that came from the pressure the black lives protest put on the situation. let's be clear. they put it on week after week

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let an under manned portland team come in and take over. chara, a fifth minute goal.y added a second half goal. won the game 2-nil. first road win of the season for portland as the earthquakes record now is 3-3 so far. >>> we got more ahead in segment two. we got of get you ready for the warriors season finale and the hall of fame moment for kobe bryant majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> nba, it's the eve of the warriors /memphis grizzlies. and that means something. waioiniv stt he. whyot? winner of the regular season finale tomorrow gets the eight seed in the league's new play in tournament. i'll spare you the minute details by telling you the winner get as couple of chances to reach the playoffs. want as piece of the dubs the way they've been playing. >> this is the best we've played all year. first time we've had a five-game winning streak. >> it's the same game

. >>> overnight a riot was declared in portland, oregon, during george floyd remembrances police reform legislation stalls on capitol hill. >>> good news on moderna's covid vaccine. it's safe and effective for 12 to 17-year-olds. plus, how are colleges preparing for the return. >>> now a prominent japanese newspaper is calling for a cancellation of the games. >>> pack your patience. >>> i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. we begin with that breaking news four people are feared dead after a helicopter crashed in central florida. a large cloud of smoke could be seen from the leesburg airport the faa says blackhawk firefighting helicopter went down during a training exercise in a marsh four people were on board. the fire department said the crash appears to be a total loss one person is confirmed dead and no survivors have been found the faa will begin an invey. >>> overnight portland, oregon police declared a riot they said arrests were being made after people were caught smashing windows and blocking roads. across the nation peaceful events were held to honor floyd including in minn

portland will add another. the quakes fall 2-nil.ading up the i-5 to find his next major league home. the former slugger will sign with the dodgers. deal set to become official on monday. the future hall of famer released by anaheim last week. it looks like he will be in dodgers blue by the time san francisco hosts l.a. next biked. hockey stanley cup playoffs under way. boston and washington getting start. 2nd period. 1 all. former shark bren tan dylan from the point gives the caps the lead. it's 2-1. later in the 2nd. nick richie near the goal line. players keep going. the ref stops the action. but the puck just trickles beyond the goal line. and we're tied. we go into over time. and just five minutes in, washington's tj oshie, the shot, nic dowd, redirected, and it's in. caps win 3-2 in over time. mostly most of your of your of cup playoffs. medina spirit led most of the race, town the stretch, rombauer at 12 to 1 odds on the outside blasting to front. won an entry into the preakness by winning the derby at golden gate fields earli

one of those attacks was perpetrated by an anarchist in portland, oregon which was actually the first fatal anarchist extremist attack in over 20 years. looking forward we assess domestic violence extremists and continue to pose an elevated threat of violence to the united states. we expect racially or ethnically motivated violent extremist antigovernment or anti- will very likely pose the greatest domestic terrorism threat throughout 2020 and likely into 2022. at the same time as a portent know the threats from international terrorism have not diminished and rather as we heard into 2021 for the first time in 20 years the threats from domestic terrorism, jihadism and state-sponsored terrorism are all elevated simultaneously. as we were to counter these threats and want to underscore the importance of partnerships to the counterterrorism site. our investigations and disruption rely on our cooperation with our federal, state and local law enforcement partners as well as the communities we serve. in fiscal year 2020 along the fbi led joint terrorism task forces across the country represe

the new poll commissioned by the oregonian also found that just 18% of portland residents who identifyollows a recent poll in seattle, another prominent scene of blm protests which also find that residents of all colors want safety, not lawlessness, in their neighborhoods. black lives matter, and they deserve police protection. well, that's it for us this week. gerry baker will be back next week with more in-depth interviews right here on "the wall street journal at large." thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. mohamed el-erian says the federal reserve may be too optimistic that rising inflation is under control. how long it could last. and later, next generation value managers are finding opportunity in unlikely places. we'll get stock picks from jpmorgan's claire hart. but we begin as alwaysh