i spent the day in portland moving around various communities.communities are overrun with homelessness, drug addiction. it was devastating to watch. young people lying on the sidewalks in their own filth shooting up heroin. i could tell you this. i spoke to a number of law enforcement officers. this is what's very interesting, both retired law enforcement officers and current law enforcement officers here in the city of portland and what they're saying is that the biggest drug on the street right now is the blue pills coming from mexico, fentanyl pills and people are basically trading the fentanyl polls the street like candy is how they described it. and no one is being prosecuted. so it's hard to understand what's going on here. here this beautiful harbor, i'm here in north portland harbor and right behind me, less than about 1.6 miles from this harbor, they have an encampment where people are just doing drugs openly and nobody's arresting them and nobody can do a thing about it. and the residents say they're fed up and they're going to do some

s operations in portland in 2020 and disappointed that the i.n.a. provided next to no warning about what would come of january 6. they had their one year anniversary of that date and the recognition of what domestic violence extremists can do from either end of the political spectrum i believe needs to be a focus of some of your work. obviously at the same time between the domestic violence extremists, first amendment protects americans right to free speech and nonviolent useful protest . and obviously part of your role will be to defend the constitution and those first amendment rights. as head of dhs intelligence operations you'll be squarely in the center of those two imperatives, protecting our country and the constitution and i like to hear today how you helped navigate that important work while not politicizing by any of these activities and i submit for the record of who's who of law enforcement and intelligence officials who are supporting your nomination from both political parties. i think that is a good endorsement to hear the right guy a

it's important to know that most of the cities have the largest protest like l.a., new york, portland chicago will not have any changes to the abortion laws. some say it's a big step in the right direction as they pledge to fight back. >> the only way that we could stop this is through our power were demanded the federal government intervene to make abortion legal nationwide for every woman a girl in this country. >> this is a glorious day the day we've been waiting almost 50 years for and were very excited. >> some celebrating another people grieving. today there are pride events all across the country in new york city many of the conversations will still be focused on this landmark decision. >> alexis mcadams, thank you. >> lawmakers on both sides of the federal and state levels work on the next legislative steps following the landmark opinion on roe v. wade. more major decisions are on the horizon as the courts turn comes to a close. lucas thomaston in washington with more on that. >> shannon is going to have another busy week, more opinions from the supreme court starting at 10:00

but if you light one on fire in portland, then they are going to drop the charges.stice. and that's the despicable. >> this j-6 investigation from what i have been reading today, many people at doj are claiming it's the largest investigation in its history. the most subpoenas in our history over the facts that we had cities and states that wouldn't follow voter i.d. and the fact that people were outraged over that and the states i was in. i saw people who were outraged over that. if you are a grandma and worried about the fact that voter i.d. is not upheld you are probably still sitting in jail. if you go after a cop and with blm or antifa, this department of justice wants to say hey, it's okay. you had a grievance you must have had a bad day. >> jesse: matt, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: the left unloads on the supreme court after they rule on gun rights. ♪ is u do it all. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... without worrying if it's too late or where you are. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy i

sports bar and jamie orr was first in line. >> it feels like a very monumental day, not just in portland women's sports. >> reporter: that's because this isn't just any sports bar, it's the first one in america that exclusively shows women's sports on all of its tvs. if you're mostly a fan of men's sports, it would never even occur to you that a bar might not be showing the championship game or might have the sound turned off, but that's exactly what happened back in 2019 when jenny nguyen and her friends wanted to watch baylor versus notre dame in the women's ncaa championship. the game was one for the ages. >> it ended up being just like a spectacular game. >> on the drive for the lead. >> but the audio feed was nonexistent, at least in the bar where nguyen and her friends were watching. >> somebody was like, yeah, it would have been better if the sound were on. >> so she had a thought. that kind of thought you might have after a couple of beers but never follow up on. >> said something to the effect of, the only way we're ever going to be able to watch a woman's game in its full glory

we've senten our own surakarta o portland to get residents reaction to all ofsi this lawlessness. >>ta take a look. it's extremely dangerous. we have a lot of crime in the that almost preventse in the the way of life, the quality of life, the, the ability to do things freely and safely. this looking a beautiful city and a beautiful environment. it really has gone through horrible problems with the crime, the drug addictioncr problems that we're having and the transients that we'ret dealing with . the police feel helpless. i mean, they lost support and so we have free drugs, no law enforcement and no criminalization prosecution. when you don't enforce the law and you find the police tonter the point where there's nobodye' to respond to lawbreakers, you creaters a perfect storm ofea lawlessness. >> you know, people forgetow, yu have to be around those people on those drugs out ofe their mind when on heroin, fentanyl or any of these otherer fentanyl or any of these otherer it's pretty amazing. sars-cov-2 joins us now. so let's get this right. they legalized drugsy out there. every st

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portland oregon hundreds protesting the roe v. wade decision, but just hours later, police say things took a violent turn, according to portland police, several banks and coffee shops were broken into a van belonging to the school district was damaged and also a pregnancy resource center was vandalized. in los angeles. the lapd made some arrests during protests downtown on friday. the new york post is reporting that a man has now been charged with attempted murder of an l. a cop after investigators say the man threw fireworks and a makeshift blowtorch at the officer on saturday protests in new york and chicago people filling and filling those streets voicing their opinions. some say this is a big step in the right direction as pro choice advocates pledge to fight back on this map. you can see where each state stands now that the ruling has been overturned, it's important to note that most of the cities that had those large protests like l a and new york, portland and chicago will not have any changes to their abortion laws. there

pablo: la familia olivera acudiÓ a la marcha, su hijo joaquÍn muriÓ en la masa preescolar en portland nos han traicionado y han evadido su responsabilidad de acabar con la violencia de armas de fuego. exigen al reportero: esta familia vino desde san antonio, texas, vecina de uvalde que dejÓ una masacre. >> uvalde me tocÓ mucho. los niÑos tenemos que ayudarlos y por eso estoy aquÍ. reportero: hoy el presidente biden los animÓ.sigan marchando, dijo y aÑadiÓ que es moderadamente optimista de que el congreso aprobara alguna legislaciÓn, pero los manifestantes criticaron tanto a la casa blanca como el congreso por parte de acciÓn. la familia dice que no quiere mÁs excusas de los polÍticos. >> estamos de luto para nuestros vecinos de uvalde y de todas partes, pero el momento para frenar el problema que estamos enfrentando es ahora. reportero: los jÓvenes dijeron que no quieren sentir mÁs miedo. >> sÍ, tengo amigas y amigos que a veces no quieren venir a la escuela, porque piensan, quÉ tal si algo pasa. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: a no olvidar a las vÍctimas. fÉlix: tambiÉn en los Ángeles c

in portland hundreds protested the roe v. wade decision. hours later police say things took a violent turn in portland. according to their pd, several banks and coffee shops had broken windows a van belonging to a school district was damaged. windows were broken. these are local businesses that were there. practicing nancy resource center they say was also vandalized overnight. how the in los angeles the l.a.p.d. made quite a few arrests downtown on friday. "new york post" reported that is man was charged with attempted murder after l.a. police officer after investigators say he threw a firework and a makeshift blowtorch at a police officer. on saturday protests in new york and chicago. no major issues there. people filling the streets voicing their opinions. some say this is a big step in the right direction. pro-choice advocates pledged they will fight back. if you look on the map you see where each state standing now that the ruling is overturned. most cities with the largest protests l.a., portland, chicago will not have any change to t

some of the foraged ingredients of portland are the best in the world. when people hear "russian," the assumption is boiled cabbage, beets, gray vegetables. russian food is far more vast and varied. there's berries and mushrooms, and pine cones turn into jam. there's freshly tapped birch juice and incredible preparations of charcuterie. that's the most exciting thing that i can share with people, is to show that it's not just boiled cabbage. there's so much more. very appropriate to give a toast to earth, to the forest, and all the amazing bounty that it provides for us. karl: cheers to taking care of mother nature. darra goldstein: since 1970, something like 2 million soviet jews have immigrated to the united states. in the portland area, the russian community comprises about 50,000 people. russian is the third most spoken language in oregon. the russians experienced tremendous hardship in the 20th century, that there was no food in the stores. people had to go around and stand in lines for hours and hours and try and find that food. one of the saddest

jennifer lincoln based in portland, oregon.have questions for our two doctors, please go ahead and ask on facebook live. dr. lincoln and dr. patel, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you for talking about this. thank you for joining us. kristen: we do need to talk about it because i think there is a lot of misinformation out there. it's important to know that nothing has changed in california except for maybe efforts to expand abortion access. for women in the 26 states were abortion rights are being rolled back or eliminated, what is the range of restrictions that they now face? >> so we are seeing states that have trigger laws that are going into effect as we speak. people are panicking and are wondering if they will be a part of the schedule. they are wondering about other kinds of access, like access to their birth control and emergency contraception. there's a lot of fear, misinformation and anxiety, but is still hard toing. kristen: can i ask you, some of these states, trigger laws are the ones that have laws that w

oregon, this weekend as in-person events return to the area for the first time since the pandemic portland'sride parade and waterfront festival also celebrated the juneteenth holiday. in nbc, members of the lgbtq community and allies gathered to celebrate lincoln's second-ever pride parade in south florida, thousands attended the wilton manor onalpre stewl idparade. >>> back in a minute with a preview of tomorrow's january preview of tomorrow's january 6th hearings to make my house smell amazing. after i make the bed, after my dog jumps off the couch. so i can wear my jacket or jeans one more time, before i wash them again. it even makes shoes smell fresh. it doesn't cover up odors with scent... but actually eliminates them! ♪ over one thousand uses. febreze fabric refresher. psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. emerge tremfyant®. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability t

, oregon, as in-person events return to the area for the first time since the pandemic portland's pride the juneteenth holiday. in nebraska, members the lgbtq+ community and allies kath g gathered at the capitol. in south florida, thousands attended the wilton manor's stonewall pride parade. >>> now to texas high school's unique approach to p-clause, making the outdoors more accessible to a generation rooted in technology from kxas, wayne carter has the story. >> reporter: way in the back of potee high school, freshman allison terry is taking the first p.e. class she's ever really loved >> this class is, like, so much fun, 10 of 10, would recommend. >> we don't do anything involving a ball everything is outdoors >> slowly spread it out. perfect. >> reporter: it's called "outdoors interest" for kids who seem buried in their phones and don't get outdoors much this class was a game changer. >> perfect, let it cook. let it cook. >> we went fishing one time. i loved learning how to fish, it was very fun we cooked a lot in this class. i love food. >> reporter: hard not to love the smells and

in fact in portland and i remember this because i follow the news each and every night.e time, they were locked in a court house. you had rioters attempting to burn those officers alive. they were federal officers inside the courthouse. as it turns out, the department of justice under merrick garland dropped one-third of the cases against the portland rioters. where is that justice for them? where's the justice by the dozens as you mention who were killed and many more injured. david doran, the officer who we all know and love we covered his story who lost his life amid the riots. there must be accountability and there is no reason to drop a third of cases against the portland rioters. >> sean: don't forget she's on "outnumbered the" every day. when we come back, three pennsylvania parents now are taking legal action to stop transgender related lessons at their kids elementary school. at pete hegseth has written a book detailing how you can protect your kids from the left's woke agenda and indoctrination along with lara trump as we continue. usable musical ♪ ♪ >> sean: a

in portland, they've dropped charges on about half of those who were arrestedd in the portland blm riotsn the summer of 2020 but then you get to january 6th, about 800 people arrested at the capitol on january 6th, they've dropped charges on maybe just a small handful of them. so you see the different set of standards very quickly and how politicized the biden doj has become. >> laura: you took a photo of the capitol dome on january 6th and got your house ransacked by the fbi merrick garland was out early in the administration saying white supremacy and right wing terrorism was the single biggest threat to america that's what the doj said and what's happening to the volunteer organizations helping scared women across the country. >> what you're seeing now is the law for the democrat party, for biden, for garland, is not an instrument of justice but a weapon of partisan vengeance. that's the reason why our supreme court justices are left defenseless. that's the reason why blm rioters who staged an insurrection at the federal courthouse in portland night after night are walking free. but p

oregon, this weekend as in-person events return to the area for the first time since the pandemic portland'sarade and waterfront festival also celebrated juneteenth. in nbc, members of the lgbtq community and allies celebrate lincoln's second-ever pride parade in south florida, thousands attended the wilton man for stonewall pride parade. >>> coming up on "early today," a pittsburgh pirates rookie was on fire sunday, hitting three monster home runs. >>> an intense u.s. open finish. matt fitzpatrickook mehe tho t big prize and the big bucks. m s, i'm saying farewell to my expensive gym membership. so you're getting rid of all your workout gear? honoring it. don't give up the things you love! state farm has options to personalize your policy, so you get a rate that fits your budget. amazing! [raft deflating] be right back. for surprisingly great rates that fit any budget... like a good neighbor, state farm is there. call or click to get a quote today. state farm is there. did you know that febreze air effects uses 100% natural propellant? cheaper aerosols use artificial propellants. that's why

journey gained international attention he was invited to give closing performances mainstage in portland, albuquerque and brooklyn and a video of the brooklyn event was over 2.5 million views. as interest in his family's story grew triston partnered with many major outlets including cnn and buzz feed. triston is us educator and speaker focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion in the founder of his consulting firm collaborate consulting or triston provides customized training and solutions for individuals, organizations and communities interested in social justice. when triston was a year into his relationship the couple learn that the niece and nephew were about to be removed from the home from child protective services interested in took in 1-year-old haley and 3-year-old lucas becoming caregivers overnight to two tiny survivors of abuse and neglect. from this surprising start they bill of loving marriage and happy home learning to pair on the job they adopted haley and lucas and decided to grow their family biologically with the child that triston was transgender would carry. tristo

according to portland police at least 60 people dressed in all black broke windows on the banks and on the coffee shops of local places. also school van was damaged and a pregnancy center was vandalized there. we go to los angeles with lapd made a few arrests downtown on friday preexist some of the chaos there is the officers in riot gear. the "new york post" reported amanda been charged with attempted murder of an l.a. cop after investigators say through some fireworks and a makeshift blowtorch at the officer. it is important to note these three major cities we are talking about and just shows you portland, l.a., new york, chicago still have legal abortions but some said this is a big step in the right direction as a pro-choice advocates pledge to fight back. >> is very frustrated for i know lots of people who believe what i do it it's mostly event the fact they think they can have an opinion that's not even right too. >> this is a momentous and glorious day. it's a date we have been waiting almost 50 years for. we are very excited we don't many moms and their unborn children will be

out in portland, hundreds marched to protest the roe v. wade decision, but it took a few hours until police say things took a violent turn. you can see the windows smashed and graffiti. according to portland police, at least 60 people dressed in all black broke into some businesses, like banks and coffee shops and also vandalized a school van and also a pregnancy center. over the weekend, in colorado, another pregnancy center, in longmont colorado was vandalized and set on fire. investigators say this was an arson which happened less than 24 hours after the u.s. supreme court reversed federal protections of abortion. the graffiti there, i don't know if you can see it, it says if abortions are not safe, neither are you. in los angeles, the l.a.p.d. making some arrests during protests downtown on friday. a man was arrested for attempted murder and is responsible for injuries to an officer who actually had to go to the hospital for burns after he threw a makeshift flamethrower at the cop. this is a map that we outlined where you can see where

my family is small business is outside portland.unity there. it's pretty localized to be honest. outside of portland, it's more rural. there's a beautiful wine country there. people going there are devastated. they're appalled by what they're seeing daily. the problem with the policies and programs, maybe they sound nice but when applied, it's people's sons and daughters. we covered the article that came out of new york city that said that we should be sort of proud and confident and safe in the fact that you're being a safe drug user. being encouraged to do so to the tune of $40 million of taxpayers dollar that have been spent out of 300 million. the organians are paying with their tax dollars to watch people die and have the administration and the local city council do nothing about it. >> kalyeigh: in san francisco, there's this area that was supposed to help drug users. it shut down. only .1% of people actually were helped. $75,000 a year. >> i was looking at the numbers. i'm on fiscal watch. london breed, the one that -- they'r

the more familiar type of weather reaches vancouver, seattle, and then she may be portland, as drops as the biggest showers in the last few days at the next few days, i think could well be around cuba to make it in the central bahamas. but also in southern mexico and fact good posts of mexico looks fairly wet. same is true venezuela in columbia, but it's much dryer now through brazil and not very warming montevideo 11 degrees rather below the normal. ah. ready too often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of them thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives stand for decade, review the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part one the birth of afghan cinema on it just either lou . oh oh yeah, you're watching out 0 mind about top stories and leaders from the group of 7 nations meeting germany have been trying to show a united front in ukraine announcing further sanctions of russia that pushy for solutions to reduce the impact of the war with global e

there is heat now in the pacific coast and particularly somewhere like oregon with portland 11 of our gym and idaho boise, idaho. it's also pretty warm 11 above average. what time i get to monday. this will get knocked back, but not till tuesday is rain. the more familiar type of weather reaches vancouver, seattle, and then she may be portland, as drops as the biggest showers in the last few days at the next few days, i think could well be around cuba to make it in the central bahamas. but also in southern mexico and fact good polish of mexico looks fairly wet. same is true venezuela in columbia, but it's much dryer now through brazil and not very warming montevideo, 11 degrees, rather below the normal ah. with marketing ideals, the french republic, islam for a claim, but just what is modern, france in a 4 part series that the picture takes an in depth look the trouble with france episode one on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back to watching al jazeera life from london, the main stories. now g. 7 leaders have been meeting in germany where they announce for the sanctions against moscow,

portland's getting rain.ng to see the dividing line has been drawn that the high winds out today's and builds in a few high clouds continue to drift in fall apart. the fog is out there. it's rare raring to go. it just has too much resistance today, but water temps are cold enough. once we get a little bit higher pressure on the coast, lower pressure with the heat inland. will generate a just a robust onshore wind. but probably not until saturday night. sunday. the air aloft is very, very warm. that'll take a while to budge. at least a day or two, so 75. diablo 75 bedlam. my mountain that's warm, warm, eric. so friday heat their seventies eighties around the coast, eighties nineties around the bay nineties and low one hundred's inland. we are running significantly warmer except for you folks in half moon bay compared to 24 hours ago. from oakland, annapolis, plus 14. nevada's 13 degrees warmer, conquered livermore plus 11 sixties for most, a few upper fifties accomplice seventies. so we are out of the gate her

one lady who runs one of these clinics vandalized in portland.n't even know what they are protesting. we are a group he we pay for diapers and baby food and that kind of thing for mothers. we continuously get vandalized. in may, they were vandalized. people came to their facility and put feces all over their facility. in the locks, and the doors. and then recently they were vandalized over the weekend with breaking their windows and she said i'm a democrat. i'm a catholic, i run this center and she said all we are doing is providing these items for mothers who can't afford to pay for them. she said they have already made the choice to had have their children and love their kids. >> brian: 173 debated. what happened temper overturned. the pro-life, pro-abortion things have been going on really almost since the day that decision came out. we are about to find out in november. i don't think anybody knows for sure. logic says it would married more to the states and governor's races absolutely. 13 states will have trigger bans by july. 20 states have

go to the upper right corner of the country -- here's portland, maine, the portland press herald, advisers told trump election fraud claims were false. go to the middle of the country. here's the detroit free press front page today -- aides warned trump to stop. here's the star tribune in minneapolis, minnesota. allies warned trump election claims were false. what you are seeing here is distilled. these are the headline versions versions of what liz cheney is a spreading out, the [inaudible] so much ink and so much hot air has been skilled spilled. will this sink in? we look at across? it's getting across, people are getting. it's getting across the country it's clear as you can get it, thanks in part to trump's own taste in lawyers. and thanks them it's getting through with some extra sauce on it, which makes it even harder to miss. and there is more to come. stay with us. stay with us to help prevent bleeding gums, try saying hello gumwash with parodontax active gum health. it kills 99% of plaque bacteria and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. fish

portland, oregon hundreds protesting the roe v. wade decision. but just hours later, police say things took a violent turn, according to portland police, several banks and coffee shops were broken into a van belonging to the school district was damaged and also a pregnancy resource center was vandalized. in los angeles. the lapd made some arrests during protests downtown on friday, the new york post is reporting that a man has now been charged with attempted murder of an l. a cop after investigators say the man threw fireworks and a makeshift blowtorch at the officer on saturday protests in new york and chicago people filling and filling those streets voicing their opinions. some say this is a big step in the right direction as pro choice advocates pledge to fight back on this map. you can see where each state stands now that the ruling has been overturned, it's important to note that most of the cities that had those large protests like l a and new york, portland and chicago will not have any changes to their abortion laws. there are pride event

the more familiar type of weather reaches vancouver, seattle, and then she may be portland, as drops as the biggest showers in the last few days at the next few days, i think could well be around cuba to make it in the central bahamas. but also in southern mexico, in fact, good posts of mexico looks very wet. same is true that is wider in columbia, but it's much dryer now through brazil and not very warming montevideo, 11 degrees rather below the normal. ah. ready too often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives spanning for decades, reviews the forgotten truths of the countries modern history. the forbidden real part one, the birth of afghan cinema on a just 0. the latest news as it breaks the all the town square features $21.00 white forces, one for each of the victims of today's massacres. with detailed coverage already up there is worth a simply over well, from around the world with gathered here. they will read, you know,

right along the pacific ocean, seattle to portland, we have an abnormally hot day forecast toole t todayross the san joaquin valley. and triple digit heat outside the los angeles county region. i wanted to show you this map, because it's not only the south. it's also the west. so we are going to keep a close eye on that for places like oregon and washington. temperatures today will break triple digits near dallas. 100 for houston. a normal high of 91 in new orleans. your forecast high is 92. that's not the real problem. the problem is when you factor in the humidity, and we talk about the heat index, that's how it feels on your skin. it will easily top 100 degrees in new orleans. here's the west coast. we're talking about temperature departure from normal. it's forecast to be 100 degrees in portland, that is 24 degrees fahrenheit above where it should be this time of year. i don't know whether you prior this type of weather. a lot of people flock to the west coast this time of year typically the sun niest and warmest area locked in by cool weather, but not now. 88 degrees in seattle. eve

luke burbank visits a portland sports bar wherever night is ladies' night. krulwich on the fossils behind our fuels. a story from steve hartman. and more on this "sunday morning" for the 19th of june, 2022. and we'll be back after this. welcome to the middle of everything! did you know that the corn dog was born right here in illinois? (gasps) woohoo! bye bye! oh, i'm scared of heights too, grandma. but then i got tall! ha ha ha. >> pauley: it's not only father's day, it is our newest national holiday, juneteenth. the day which brought freedom to the last of all enslaved people in the united states. that the two coincide has deeply personal significance for our mark whitaker. >> reporter: juneteenth celebrations have already started this weekend in g galveston, texas. the city where the holiday has its roots. it was 157 years ago today, on june 19, 1865, when gordon granger read that all slaves are free. this involves an absolute equality of personal rights and rights of property between former masters and slaves. but it didn't happen until two years after p

in fact in portland and it. f remember because i followeds this news each and every night e that is at the podium att the time there were officers locked in a courthouse and you had rioters attempt to burn those officers alive inside this courthouse there were federal officers well after that the department of justice under merrick garland has droppedt one third of the cases against the portland rioterspo.r soe' where is the justice for them? where are the justice forer the dozense, as you mentioned, who were killed, many more injured businesses razed to the ground. david dorn, that officer who wel all know and lovel, we've covered his story, who lost his life amid those riots. there must be accountability and there's no reason to drop a third of casesp against portland rioters. don't forget police on outnumbered everyry right here on the fox news channel and sarah huckabee. sanders will be the new governor of arkansas is my prediction. i hope i'm right when we w come back , three pennsylvania parents now are ta

. >> i love the spelling bee because it remi, because it reminds andrew of a time he hosted the portlanding bee. >> it was oregon, yeah, the state of oregon, and it was a disaster. those words are very difficult. whoever is hosting this year, you know, if you get the words in advance, that usually helps. i did not. >> what is the one word that if we had a national spelling bee competition right now that you would misspell? >> oh, wow. >> would get you. >> you got me. i don't know. >> okay, okay. he knows it all. >> probably all of them. >>> let's move on to a record-breaking series of bungee jumps in scotland. bungee. how about that? >> frenchman francois-marie dibon catapulted off this bridge a whopping 765 times over the course of 24 hours -- oh, my god, i just got nauseous -- smashing a previous guinness world record of just 430 times over the same period. that's an average of one jump every two minutes. >> i would have spelled bungee with a "j" probably. amazingly, dibon says he once had a fear of heights but that and conquer his fear., but that bungee jumping helped him face and con

they are passing out all over the streets in portland.y's decriminalization program has backfired. some are now proposing to house them japanese style coffin homes is what they are calling them. i just want to talk about the failed drug addiction hotline as well. so, 116 people have called the health line. only 66 people wanted to void the ticket and then 23 are already receiving treatment and don't want any more -- the list goes on and on. tomi, my question is, don't they realize that this is clearly not working? when we see pictures like this all over the place? >> yeah. it's not working for these cities. not only do they have crime problems but they have health ml health and drug. if money solved the problems you wouldn't see these problems continuing. a lot of these people don't want help there are no consequences for not getting help. those addicted to drugs and mental health problems. i turn to those that are the politicians and d.a.s and ask them why are you encouraging this? what is the benefit to you and to your people and commun

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we saw the same thing happen in portland, oregon saturday night when over 100 criminals set out on a rampage. the rioters were chanting death threats against the supreme court justices. something, you know, you want to pay attention to considering a wannabe assassin made it all the way to kavanaugh's house just a few weeks ago? pro-life centers were also in the crosshairs. the blue ridge pregnancy center in virginia was vandalized, windows were smashed. threatening messages written from graffiti, the center helps council women with unplanned pregnancies, i thought the left loved counseling, don't they want counselors riding shotgun with police officers. a christian pregnancy center in colorado on early saturday was set on fire and spray painted with messages like, quote: if abortions aren't safe, neither are you. this trail of destruction is eerily similar to all the lawlessness we saw in the summer of 2020. and in 2016. cops being attacked. small businesses looted. and the media telling us just chill out. it's all good. over in oregon on friday night over 75 antifa linked people dre

things like car theft and catalytic converter theft in the portland area, in portland and in surrounding children exposed to drugs, with meth and heroin. rachel: the hotline sold to voters in oregon, calling in to get help. >> it is just absurd. if you walk down the street and seen by a police officer injecting yourself with heroin and the officer says you are injecting yourself with heroin and you say yes you get a ticket and showing up in court, the vast majority of here when users don't show up. those who do whether it was heroin or meth, once they appear in court they have a choice. pay a fine up to one hundred dollars or if call a one-800 number where they talk to someone about their treatment options. the numbers are tragic. there only two key numbers, a little over $300 million for the new structure, the new approach, the entire state over 60 months called that hotline and indicated the desire to see through them. rachel: they are hurting people through crime, to help the addicts falling deeper into addiction and many of them overdosing. it is bad all the way around. we appreciate

when we were having the discussions talking about the unrest in portland, seattle, he would talk aboutnd statistics and said there's only a minority of cities and not many protest and protesters. the general was important to say, this is a law enforcement issue, let state and local deal with it and this is not the place for the military. >> stephen: you don't have to be in the administration to smell the crazy coming off stephen miller. are you surprised guys like that -- let's go with that guy specifically -- who is so readily crazy and poorly informed and balls-out racist is still getting jobs. he's working for mccormack's campaign in pennsylvania, and he didn't get it, yet stephen miller is still sucking on the g.o.p. political gravy because nobody has the courage to put these guys out the to pasture. does that shock you that people you know who are terrible for america can still get jobs in mainstream political circles? >> i don't get it, i don't understand it. one of the things i have been talking about is how do g.o.p., my party, i'm a reagan republican, how do we get divorced fr

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seattle to portland, hot day ahead of you.some relief in sight but you have to wait until monday or tuesday for that. across the san joaquin valley and southern california, this area could have excessive heat today, too. look at a sample of some of the records that were tide or broken yesterday. that being saturday from louisiana through tennessee into washington as well. breaking a high temperature there in the region. five record temperatures tied or broken today. including gulf coast states but also the pacific northwest. here's temperatures for the afternoon. i think we'll reach 100 degrees today in dallas. that's about seven degrees where we should be for this time of year. we have to wait until tuesday to see cooling into atlanta. across the pacific northwest, this is what is most shattering to me in terms of record high temperatures today. look at this. portland with a high of 100 degrees. it will be 24 degrees above their normal high temperature. excessively warm for this area. eugene to medford, redding, california in

baltimore, portland, seattle, chicago and just about every other progressive hub. cities that have seen recent crime spikes. philadelphia suffered horrific shooting this weekend, one former cop is laming their liberal d.a. >> these criminals are so emboldened by the district attorney who doesn't prosecute, he lets them out of prison early, they should be in prison, they should be awaiting court trials, they are letting them out with no or low bail or dropping charges. kennedy: is there a chance booting and gascon could get the boot and some of these others have to go back with got american majority ceo, former presidential writer for george w. bush, ned ryun is here. we got fox news contributor radio host democrat strategist and tried california, lesley marshall is back. from the foundation for economic education, a policy correspondent and cofounder of base politics brad polumbo. also, welcome everybody. ned, i will start with you. how much is riding on the recall tomorrow and what does it mean for progressive d.a. movement that swept misguided cities we formally

>> seattle. >> if you are in portland, just cult wednesday because police aren't coming.y? identity theft? probably, i think they probably are, but they're not going to investigate or prosecute. this little dirt bag and the ca who mows down a mother and her child, 16 years old. he said the mother came out of nowhere. he 16 years old going down the street the wrong way, he speeding, he leaves the scene o a crime, he should be in jail, you should be prosecuted is an adult. they sent him not to juvenile detention, but juvenile camp. folks, this is what you voted for, and this is what you get. >> when it comes to crime, ther is a perception that is reality. we have record homicides in cities like chicago and philadelphia, people either sea folks looting stores and they don't, and they do. so how do they turn this around are they trying to give some credibility to democrats who ar talking more about grabbing our guns? >> watch how they talk about it because words of the trojan horse of policy. one of the reason i pushed him on the definition of its becaus words are the trojan

portland expected high temperature is 100.t is a staggering 24 free de fahrenheit higher than it should be. so well above average. good news is that the heat doesn't last long. it will cool to the upper 70s by the first parts of next week. kim, back to you. >> all right, thanks so much. >>> u.s. president biden made history on saturday, he signed the bipartisan federal gun safety bill into law. that is the first legislation of its kindergarten to be passed by a congress that is usually bitterly divided on party lines over gun rights. but after mass shootings in uvalde, texas and buffalo, new york and amid a public outcry, the bill came together relatively quickly. gun violence archive says that there have been 284 mass shootings in the u.s. since january 1. after signing the bill biden said god willing it will save a lot of lives. >>> pfizer and biontech say two of their boosters have been updated to target the omicron variant. early results from lab studies suggest the vaccines could neutralize the ba.4 and ba.5 variants. the

the four—time major champion is set to join the field in the second event of the series in portland,o signed up to the liv series earlier today. the pga has suspended those who've joined the new tour. chelsea have agreed to loan romelu lukaku back to inter milan, the club he left for chelsea just 12 months ago. the deal is yet to be officially confirmed, but it'll include inter paying a loan fee of 8 million euros — around £7 million. lukaku scored 15 goals in all competitions for chelsea last season, with eight in 26 premier league appearances. rugby league has banned transgender players from women's international competition until further notice. the ruling follows a decision by swimming's world governing body — fina, to restrict trans athletes' participation. international rugby league says it needs more time before finalising its policy and wants to "balance the individual�*s right to take part against perceived risk to other participants". advocacy groups say the policy violates human rights. the ban will apply to the world cup in england starting in october. now to cricket — an

he'lljoin them in the second event in portland, oregon in the united states. controversial breakaway competition in the field at st andrews this year. dina asher—smith and katarina johnson—thompson are among the 72 athletes chosen to represent hosts england at the commonwealth games in birmingham next month. asher—smith, the world 200—metre champion, will compete in the 100 metres and the 4 by 100 relay, whilejohnson—thompson will defend the commonwealth heptathlon title that she won four years ago on the gold coast. olympic medallists keely hodgkinson and holly bradshaw are also in the squad. for more on everything else, you could head to the bbc sport website, but that is all the sport for now. here in aberdeenshire, 26 degrees was the warmest day of the year so far in scotland. the next few days will be cooler. we've got more rain in the forecast. we still have some cloud in the north and northwest of scotland, but it's the clouded france that we need to keep a close eye on. that's been producing some thundery downpours. that will trigger some more showers.