portland was a jewel, a jewel, now it's -- >> my best friend is leaving portland for portugal. >> yeahr. >> i don't know anything about portugal, that was a terrible thing to say. i would like to apologize to viewers in portugal. i think we are the number one late night show. whose side are you on, the naked guy or the bike rider. >> nobody finds it unusual that the guy is naked. when i used to be a judge on america's got talent, we were running out of crazy people to do the acts everyone can get a good laugh at. the call would go out, get to portland, they had an ' rationally high number of people. i think if you were walking down your local high street on a bike, you see somebody naked, i would avoid them. >> yes. >> they don't seem to be quite the full ticket as we would say back home. that guy got unfortunately what happens if you run over a naked guy on the street. >> i like the fact that you said high street. that is british for main street. >> yes. >> try to stick to our customs. >> everything in our country has a higher claim. >> emily, whose side are you on here? >> this is a

stuart: nike has announced it is closing a store in portland, oregon.hley: absolutely right. nike permanently closing its factory store because it's losing a battle against theft. the store closed in october of last year with no statement except a message on the store's website, closed for the next 7 days. it is a lot more than that. the store will remain closed and now the company says it will shut its doors prominently. rampant theft has been an ongoing problem in portland and certainly at that store, the highest rate of reported shoplifting just behind target. other stores like walmart and rei announced store closings because of rampant crime. very sad. stuart: washington university in st. louis indicates gender affirming care programs for minors. a former employee claimed doctors were hastily prescribing these treatments to children. was the clinic soon? is that why they are stopping? >> they are stopping because of the missouri state law that opened them up to potential legal ramifications if they were to continue not just the practice of gender af

they were good enough to let me live in portland. so that put me in the thick of some of the events in 2020 that dave chronicled. certainly reading through his book. i learned a lot, some things, some events, pieces. i had actually lived then looking at other parts that tied a much bigger picture. and as was said dave grew up in idaho and he grew up in idaho falls and though his book has a national sweep a little bit international, he has always had his roots firmly entrenched. the pacific northwest. and this book really reflects a lot of the things that have happened in the north west that helped set the stage for january six and were really part of that broader picture. but but a significant. he looks at a tide of authoritarianism that swept over washington in dc on january six as a manifestation of a much larger phenomena. the global ascent of right wing authoritarian rule and he talks about places like and russia where certainly has been authoritarian rule for some time but also places like the philippines, in italy to brazil and

no chance for a title run in portland, miami heat came calling, and so did i, the portland trail blazers traded lillard to milwaukee, where he gets to team up with yunus and tina could go. -- favorite to win -- deandre ayton also had to portland as part of a three team deal. felix picks up -- and guard grayson allen. minton, the warriors also made a move today, reportedly agreed to a deal with rudy to compete for their other remaining roster spot, the 37-year-old is entering his 18th season in the nba. fun fact for you, he was drafted one pick before patrick brian in 2006. nfl and the 49ers, two touchdown favorites against the cardinals sunday, but will they have a healthy diebel samuel? he was held out of practice wednesday, as he deals with rib and knee injuries. taylor swift's visit to kansas city's airline stadium has been well documented. she was there to support her new boyfriend, chiefs tit d travis kelsey. that got us thinking, which member of the 49ers will be most likely to date a popstar and all that comes with it? >> mr. flanagan foul is over here laughing, he was already mar

for the pbs newshour, i'm cat wise in portland, oregon. ♪ amna: california is suing big oil.geting fossil fuel companies over their role in climate change. and it comes during climate week, one of the largest annual events designed to focus on the problem and in tandem with the meeting of the un general assembly. william brangham has the details on this case. william: california claims the 5 biggest oil and gas companies: exxon mobil, shell, chevron, conocophillips and bp, as well as the american petroleum institute, knew that using their products led to climate change, but then spent decades misleading the public. the lawsuit says extreme weather fueled by climate change has caused billions of dollars in damages in the state and these companies should pay for some of that damage. joining us now is california attorney general rob bonta. thank you so much for being with us. you're claiming these companies knew all along that burning oil and gas would exacerbate climate change. as you sign your suit, there is plenty of documentary evidence that they knew that, and you are argui

the portland point guard formally requested a trade back in july.ports it's part of a three team deal between the trail blazers, the bucks and the phenix suns. lillard has played for portland for the past 11 seasons. >> he's also nba veteran rudy gay has signed a one year contract with the golden state warriors. according to a report from espn. gay will compete for the warriors open roster spot in training camp. the 37 year old forward has played in the nba for 17 seasons across five teams. his past two seasons were with the utah jazz. the warriors training camp is scheduled to start monday, october 2nd. >> we still have much more news ahead at 530, and we're going to dig into the rest of made in a solano county cold case from 1987. why it took investigators almost 30 years to find the suspect in the death of a six year old vallejo boy. plus, new details about the investment firm that has big plans for farmland building a new city near travis air force base. i-team reporter stephanie sierra joins me with the second part of her exclusive interview wi

it is saland wasd portland. he was is a jewel.w it's a jewel. and noitw it's just. >> oh, my best friend is leaving portland for. for portugal. >> really? yeah. well, i don't know if that's much better. i don't even kno i don'tboutw anything about portugal. that was a terrible thing to say. i'd like to apologize to our viewerlikeos in. >> we do have them there. i thinnk the number one lategh night show. >> piers, whose side are you on, naked guy or the bike rider? >> well, nobody seems to find. n it unusual. there's a bloke wandering around in the middle of the high street, for one. although when i used to be a judge on america's got os go e were running out of crazy people to do as i saw, everyoneu can have a good laugh. the call. we got to get to portlant,d. yeah, because they just had an irrationally high number of people would do things like wander around naked. now i think if you were walking down your local high street orse on a bike or whatever, and you see somebody naked. >> yeah.don' walking along, i would just avoid them. yes. they don

. >> i am going to portland in a week and a half and my show is not [ bleep ]. >> yes. >> i have notn, i am going to go there and i don't want to let there be any limits on where i can go and connect with people. maybe i will step into portland and inject with heroine needle or spray with diarrhea or maybe i have to pay for it. [laughter] >> i like to go to different cities and get out of my bubble and see who i can connect with and put a show on for. this is a sanctuary for you. people show up, the bare minimum. >> this sounds conspiracy but -- it is the end of private property. what they are saying is you can steal stuff and not go to jail and you don't have to owe anything and you can live in it. >> you will. it is funny because our people show up. >> yeah. >> they want to have a good time. when you say hey, i am going to get robbed here, they can laugh about it >> uh-huh. >> where i can't wait to see the other show. don't arrest him. what are they going to do? it is always a kiss of death when someone says tickets are still available. cnn plus still had plenty of shows available.

this one in portland clearing out all their vessels ahead of the storm. >> in my 11 years down here, we've had a full haul out like this about once. >> reporter: emergency responders getting ready too. >> this doesn't happen often. we don't usually see a hurricane come up and hit the maine coast. we are usually prepared for winter and storms. >> reporter: the portland fire department giving us a preview of what's to come so, how does your department get ready for a storm like this? >> we're upstaffing, especially on the marine division with the fireboat here, and we're going to upstaff on the islands, as well >> reporter: even though hurricane lee is weakening and hours away from making landfall, it's growing with tropical storm force winds extending hundreds of miles outside the storm's path. >> the whitecaps that you see way off in the distance >> way off in the horizon. >> that, we never se that already you can see that it's picking up. >> reporter: lee getting dangerously close with nova scotia now on high alert expecting a direct hit this weekend, and as you can see, the winds a

prison earlier this year for killing his wife and youngest son in 2021. >>> the cbs affiliate in portland, oregon, says a stolen fire and rescue boat led to a chase on the columbia river. local law enforcement and the coast guard pursued the boat after it was stolen yesterday morning. the boat was later beached about 40 miles away in kalama, washington. the suspect jumped out of the boat and fled before being taken into custody. the boat was repaired and put back into service later on in the day. >>> and npr says former kentucky county clerk kim davis was ordered to pay $100,000 to a same-sex couple who sued her for refusing to issue them a marriage license. davis received national attention in 2015 when she was jailed for five days for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses citing her religious beliefs. a federal judge ruled she violated the couple's constitutional rights. a second same-sex couple that sued davis received no damages. >>> still to come, iphone 12 ban. france halts sales of apple's smartphone. what you need to know. the papandemic mayay be over, but t unfortunatately

yeah, well, i've been to portland, in chicago, in l.a.. you can have a great time. yeah, you will.s funn you will. it's funny becausey r people ouh show up. yeah, they want to have a good time. and when you say, >> hey, how many people got robbed here? they can laugh about it. we're. i can't wait to se uh-huh.e ther show we have in front of. >> oh, don't arrest him. don't arrest him. you know, what are they going to do? and it's alwayt arrest hims kish when someone says tickets still available. >> yeays a kiss ofh yeah. cnn plus had plenty of showslent still available. so think about that. yeah. and it's your fault that they're doing all thesthat.o e. i'm pretty sure 90% will be like little pictures of hitler up and how he's ruining the world and they're going after him because they got to d becauseo the little shows. i can't wait to hear the jokes in that room. .i but eric, is the problem is s the only way you fix this is and this is all politicians it's career suicide. you have to dons must be done, which means you're going to everybody else offyou are . . but he

so portland is ascended.but aj snyder, second last cement guy going in rosedale, he discovered or somebody discovered that if you took i think it was seven bags of portland and had a one of rosendale it made a much more superior product. they poured on route 32 or was now i'm going to find it someday if it's still extant they it test strip it indeed it was so good they convinced the state of new york and so the entire new york state thruway and that's a big big little road was the last project to use hydraulics cement albeit this hybrid product. i know we a question somewhere other i i'll just go on all night you know but you all know my friends here. yeah and even even people that just came here for the probably figured that out right. yes. i built the boat so i'm interested was it set up so that going back if they had room they'd take passengers or there for a period of time where the people would travel and down on these packard boats, packard boats were a thing on the oceans pack. boats were called packar

quakes in portland. san jose fighting for playoff positioning down the stretch. 60th minute.ose down two nil. christian espinosa his shot is blocked but matthew hoppy out in front and scores in his first start for san jose but that w her bank account to find $5,000 missing. then while playing phone tag with all of the many wells fargo departments, another 5000 disappeared. so our seven on your side team got involved to help her out. that story is one of the top things people are clicking on right now on our website. up for you on the top news sidebar at abc7 news.com. >> thank goodness for michael finney. >> absolutely. all right. thanks for watching. i'm on a date. >> i'm larry biel. up next on jimmy kimmel. colin farrell. have a good night, everybody. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- colin farrell. dave salmoni and animals. and music from the weeknd. and now, like always, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. relax, i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching, thank you for coming. very nice. i'm glad you're here.

to the tests by the university of washington, all sampled surfaces on tri-met light rails in the portland area tested positive for low levels of meth. other findings across the system found low levels of fentanyl across 37.5% of air samples collected in 50% of surface samples were positive for fentanyl in las vegas, hospitality workers are moving closer now to a potential strike. the culinary and bartender unions announced today they have scheduled a strike vote for tuesday, september 26th. the union say they have been consistently negotiating with employers, including mgm resorts international and wynn and encore resorts, but still have not agreed on a new contract. the union say they're looking for wage increases and more security in casinos. the unions have more than 53,000 members. a new report by the mozilla foundation gives 25 major automobile companies a failing grade for protecting people's privacy. wrtv is jana katsuyama has more from the lead researcher. these days, a smartphone app can unlock your doors and start the ignition on your smart car. and it's a trend that's expanded

you know, i just got back from portland, oregon, this weekend, and portland, of course, as you know,ss what? even in their hometown nike has to shut down their nike stores because of crime. you know what's really sad about this is for the last 10 or 15 years a lot of so-called progressives have said, oh, the problem with our inner cities is that they've become food deserts, and low income people can't find places to buy their food. well, why is that happening? [laughter] because they will not enforce the laws. people can go in and steal the food right off the shelves without any impunity, without any police support. these also happen to be, liz,as you know, the same cities that have had defund the police movements. elizabeth: so is it, it's the voters voting them in. >> to some extent, it is the, you know? the chicago mayor told the residents what he was going to do. he is said that he wasn't going to, for example, the chicago mayor, brandon johnson, said i'm not going to prosecute for shoplifting. well, you know, what do you think that does? elizabeth: then if that's the way he thin

and we're going from portland speciéthe report from portland where the community divided over report conbibby stockholm barge. but' the bibby stockholm barge. but first, let's get a news bulletin with aaron armstrong . with aaron arm strong. >> with aaron armstrong. >> very good afternoon to you. it is 233. i'm aaron armstrong. let's start with some breaking news in the last few minutes. a motorbike riders died in a collision in central london while being followed by police. the motorcycle collided with a taxi early this morning after travelling through a red light and failing to stop for officers . a passenger who sustained non—life—threatening injuries was arrested after being found with a machete. the met has launched an inquiry alongside an independent independent investigation . meanwhile, the investigation. meanwhile, the army have been stood down after the met police confirmed it now has sufficient numbers of counter—terrorism officers to deal with an incident. a significant number of armed police had stepped back from dufies police had stepped back from duties after a colleagu

journalist in portland, a lot going on there. you have outlined changes you made to the office to increase oversight. our those changes durable? what is to stop whoever comes next from applying a more political lens to the office? >> thanks for joining us here. thanks for asking these questions and thank you for your focus on dhs and ina. that focus can be critical. it can be laudatory. i think it is important to american people here what we are doing and are able to ask questions through you and fellow reporters about what we are doing and why we are doing it. that is a good question, because when you take a look at government, i was in the justice department, the white house, and on dhs. every different leader comes in and makes changes to their unit, their organization, their division, what have you. there is always a question about what is going to stick and what will stick. what i found that sticks is when you do things of the type that i described right now, which are clearly linked to the mission, so the people in the orga

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and at portland, all of that. and at the moment , portland, all of that.l don't know when they're going to come here. the home office is being very tight lipped about it . but what we can say is that this week we've seen big boxes of fruit and veg being transported onto the bibby , transported onto the bibby, stockholm, and they've also improved a lot of their ramps onto the barge because as you know , there was a lot of concern know, there was a lot of concern from the fire union about how they would be able to cope if they would be able to cope if they were a fire on board. and of course, there's the issue of legionella, and we don't know how far we've got in making sure that the barge is safe. but we have had rumours that people will start to come on board again on monday. >> okay, jeff moody down in portland there. it's going to be an interesting day ahead with the clashes expected once. keep an eye on. we'll be covering that story right through the morning here on gb news. >> let's a look now some >> let's take a look now at some other stories into th

she married to the clinic in portland i it's been nearly 10 months that sue schultz has been living and waiting in the hospital all through that relationship. why was about zone because health have loomed over the couple. we have mine a month when i married my wife in 2014. i knew she had a serious heart defect, townhouse adam pen, cala and his assistant have landed at the destination where an emergency vehicle is waiting. okay, and this will be the lights on the removal and transportation of the organ. and the beginning of the surgery in belin must be closely coordinated. seems to find that some vice be a worst case scenario would be that we arrived to berlin with the box containing the hardest. before my colleague would even be ready for implantation. quite soon. upon arrival at the hospital, the team gets ready the old and removal. 8 hours have now passed since the don't it was diagnosed as brain dead, a prerequisite. but any organ donation from that point on the function of the organs as only being maintained by machines. off the molten 300 days of waiting a life changing moment has

he has been in portland for 11 seasons. and end of the era. spot on the all nba team. and led the franchise to the playoffs eight times in the team's history and he ranksfirst in points and three points and second in assists. wow. so with him leaving portland the top three active players in the nba that have been with one team the longest are now guess who? steph curry, clay thompson and draymond green. >>> you are afraid of being on this stage. >> donald trump is missing in action. >> swipes at the frontrunners debating for the presidency in southern california. we have a live report on the question of what gained traction last night. >>> plus struggling to keep up? we take a deep dive into why san jose's tourism industry is still falling behind the rest of the country. >>> but before we do that, before we head to break, a live look outside this is from golden gate park. preparations are ( ♪♪ ♪ ) ) welcome toto big tobacacc's fantasylyland. a new, heaealthier wororld withouout cigarettttes. as long g as you donon't cot the 6 trilillion sold d

they're trying to stay dry in portland busby and thank you. alright. has a round of, of some of the other stories making headlines this, our ukraine is commemorating the 82nd anniversary of one of the largest mass murders of jews in the hallway cost around $34000.00 people. most of them jews were killed at the body. your ravine outside nazi occupied t presidential lensky joined to thousands of others paying their respects into capital today. the long serving us, the democratic senator dianne feinstein has died at the age of 90. she was known as a firm and advocate for liberal causes. just gun control in gender equality, but also as a pragmatic lawmaker, you could find common ground with republicans. feinstein was the oldest serving us center. the las vegas police have charged the man with a 1996 murder of rap legend to puncture corps. dwayne heavy, heavy d davis previously admitted that he was in the cadillac from which that fatal gun fire came. the unsolved case has long, frustrated investigators. it has fascinated the pump. at least 57 people have be

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oh, big premiums, you've really been, you was number one off to the tournament, taking whole from portland e guys we not to on tech who has position for 75 weeks. so blank office has a madison madison keys for the place. and the final, the, you're watching data being used by football and up next, chris kolber has your business updates. and of course you can always visit our website, the ww dot com and to follow us. unfortunately, there are handles, this is ad dw news number such as well, thank you so much for watching the, enjoying the views and come to take a look at this. out to the highlights. every week inbox, subscribe now really do become a criminal pre crime. a i already told me is who paralyzed entire societies.

they're closing in portland. they are closing in los angeles. they are closing in places that had significant bill reform initiatives come up in court. when you look at the effect of bail reform, the stores also say it's associated with a substantial increase in retail theft because once you take jail out of the equation as a possibility, from the legal process, people think it's just like shopping without money. >> so it is less of a deterrent, essentially? >> much less of a deterrent. because if you look at new york city, you have 300 people who are responsible for 30% of all the shoplifting. they have over 4000 arrests between them. 70% of them are not in jail. this is their job. >> john miller, obviously, thank you for following it closely for us. also tonight, the supreme court has just delivered pretty scathing smackdown to my home state in defiance, we will tell you what they said, next. >> the supreme court issuing a clear message to the state of alabama today, that essentially boiled down to we are not doing this again. the court reject

the, the 5th was to drop your news slide from portland, off to the fire, the flood decrease is hit by torrential rain for us 2 weeks off the devastating white fire. at least 6 people are dead, invest more in the fall costs. also coming up a victory for abortion, royce, and mexico. the supreme court says, states do not have the authority to create abortion as a crime. and we'll take a look at how to use the whole thing to tax. it's actually using the massage a slide. welcome to the program. the boss and region is facing yet another climate catastrophe. a deadly storm has killed at least 12 people and caused widespread destruction across cri, still key and bike area. one of the worst hit areas and the is the greek force. the deal follows correspondence. sophia left that he met some of the residents struggling to cope a week. soft a wild size raged all across the mediterranean. the balkans are being pastored by a savage storm in the greek city of zealous residence of being without running water and electricity for days. the water level of the river crested in this ridge, i'm suv of us, h

the high is building north, as in portland and seattle. little low is going to come in underneath. so our warmup we had monday was warmer. tuesday was cooler. wednesday day, a little warmer today will be cooler and we'll keep that theme of cooler as we go into the next couple of days as this low sneaks in underneath and as it does, you can see the circulation around the high that builds north. but here comes this low circulation is right there. and as that inch is closer to the coast, that sends the bases of the fog up higher, increases the onshore wind and ushers in a cooler pattern. 60 to 70s coast and bay and then 80s, now inland, most locations down about five degrees from yesterday. and temperatures if we can continue to cool off. yes, we can starting today a little bit and then more so as we go into friday and saturday. thank you, steve. a principal suffered a broken rib after trying to break up a fight coming up, he says he is not letting it stop him from achieving his goals at the school. and the oakland roots wants to find more in

he says people came to portland to take illegal drugs, the problem with doug's raking was not solvedeople to take them in a safe room-— safe room. that evidences and supported _ safe room. that evidences and supported by _ safe room. that evidences and supported by international - safe room. that evidences and - supported by international evidence that people gravitate towards a service like this. these services are placed in areas where there is already issues with problem drug use. people injecting in out door and unsafe locations. the place near places are already buying and using drugs because people don't travel to use... a lot to do with criminalisation and not to be caught in possession of drugs that they are carrying. people won't travel long distances to use a facility like this. personally, ifi distances to use a facility like this. personally, if i was living in an area where there was injecting equipment outside my door every day or the area that i lived i would absolutely be delighted if there was absolutely be delighted if there was a drug consumption facility placed ne

6164, when a big savings, she will be the new was number one off to the tournament, taking all from portland, e gosh, lots to on tech who has the position for 75 weeks. so blank office has a medicine madison keys for the place in the fine and finally, a british so has presented as newborn around the town for the 1st time. the animal was born on the 31st of august and hadn't been seen in public before. it doesn't have a name yet, and those who hasn't been able to establish whether it's a boiler good. the board and even orangutan is listed as a particularly in dangerous species, as population has declined by 90 percent since the 1970s. but there is that in your life to celebrate. and with that, that's a lot from us that up next to the phone and to stick around for that? no such as well. thank you for watching the i sorry, 716 times 202 more people than ever on the worldwide in such an one. great timing is very hard to say very difficult to find out about time on store in. so mike runs the.

that's almost the size of the entire population of portland. they are living in poverty of the fund doesn't half of $9.00, but they do not have the capacity to hit the people. and john not is making big promises that such as constructing available line across of kindest on the line that would connect was because down to buckets on. so these kind of blood just focused on can not make it easy to stay with us because we need to talk in depth about this relationship between the buckets done and the of gun thought it on. and it essentially isn't going well to put in my li and tensions and most visible of the dispute. a bought up of both sides exchanged fired recently at the border, the main frontier crossing between both nations. it was then closed opening only after a week. and as the following, the board shows each time the boarder is closed, it's people who suffer this is what the closure of the box is kind of going to defend border does cousins of color for the big did trucks get stuck or so probably sometimes for these on both sides of the fron

6164 when victory means she will be the new was number one off to the tournament, taking over from portland ego. shauntay, who has a position for 75 feet tall. the length of faces american madison keys for a place in the planet. and finally, a british who has presented its newborn around the town for the 1st time. the animal was born on the 31st of august and hadn't been seen in public before. it doesn't have a name yet, and the su hasn't been able to establish whether it's a boy or to go to the board near and or on. baton is listed as a typically endangered species. it's population has declined by 90 percent since the 90 and 7 days but there is that new life to celebrate letting us close with some good news up next. my colleague, chris kolber, has the business update. and of course, you can always visit our website dot com and to follow some social media at the dap here. and it was on the massage as far as thank you for watching the pricing strategy issues with a lot say what crazy the .

i'm sarah kelly in portland. thank you so much for watching. take care the every jenny is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police the free time. but still very much alive. your guy to the special thoughts in germany. recognize where exactly it was fun, learned a lot of our culture history, all their travel extremely worth a visit. the videos are coming up today. how to couple of populist names or more of these read your fee. looks on beautiful heading into the next day. as i mentioned, you mean? yeah. what time i'll bring you some policies on the winning strategy by sticking together. the parties on this stage unite it is impossible for the wp, the women image parking buds, but can 20 parties put aside said many different stories against a common soul. we speak to a meeting political analyst, the i'm british printed. you're welcome to dw and use a chart that you could join us less than a yet out from general elections in india. it's dining into a race between one man and

. >> and in talking to a legislator over the portland area, i said, the legislature doesn't listen to our representatives over here. he said, whoa, whoa, whoa, stop, mike. we hear what they're saying. we just outvote you. >> reporter: so mccarter decided to look for greener pastures, or in this case ones a little more red. >> this would be oregon. and that across the river would be idaho. >> reporter: we met along the blanks of the klamath river last august while he was spearheading a campaign called move oregon's border. the group had been busy intro introducing ballot measures, pushing the urban blue bits of oregon into a populous state and taking the rural red parts and dry ating what would be part of a more expansive idaho. >> when you have a government that won't listen to the opposition or take into account those of us that live out here, then we have no government representation. >> reporter: eastern oregonians like sandie gilson quickly jumped onboard. >> this town is 200. >> reporter: she runs a real estate business in john day, oregon, more aligned to boise, idaho, thans por

i know when my husband and i were traveling, we drove to portland because flights were too expensive. a blur. i remember when we crossed the border from idaho into oregon, we both kind of had this really surreal, anxious energy about fleeing. and having to go. and it was almost like we felt like we were being watched, even though we knew we weren't. it just felt extremely invasive and it felt awful to have to leave our home and leave our son with his grandparents and, you know, leave our family behind and our trusted medical care team that had seen us through our first pregnancy, and were now unable to see us through this second tragedy. it was hard to leave all of that behind and seek health care in a place where we didn't know anybody. we didn't know the clinic staff, and they were wonderful, and treated us with dignity and respect and love and care, but they were still strangers at the end of the day. so it would have been so much like, i don't know what the word would be, it would have been better to have gone through this tragedy at home rather than to have to leave the state to

portland went from 413 shooting incidents in 2019 before legalization to 1309 after word.wonder portland city leaders are trying to reverse course there turn around the legalization of hard drug use in public. overdoses are multiplying. so are a long list of social pathologies there the fact is it's not just hard drugs. talk to addicts. almost every one of them started on weed. despite the lies we are told how it's never a gateway drug. it's true it's not a gateway drug for everyone or maybe even most people. but it is for most of those sad souls that you see stairing into space, muttering themselves in the streets for all the liberals who love to talk about the science, the science on what regular thc use does to the developing brain it's deficit stating from psychology today highly concentrated marijuana products are causing cannabis induced psychosis, paranoia and confusion. increased marketing on social media may send a message to teens that cannabis is safe and harmless. of course it does. now, parents who have lost children to marijuana have had enough of the glorifi