here, went to school here and eventually went to the northwest to do my law school degree in the portland areawhere i made a career in executive leadership in law. now i am here. >> i read some of this, you work in higher education in a legal capacity. did you teach as well? >> very limited but i did serve as the dean of the law school for concordia university portland, the law schools in boise, idaho. >> you are in undergrad? also local -- stick overmuch a local in that regard, i still have family in the bay area father, mother, others. >> wonderful, so you the chief executive officer of catholic charities in the archdiocese of san francisco. i looked the various websites to see what you have, i see 5 identified as areas, maybe you want to tell us a little bit about those? >> certainly, we serve the homeless in various ways. we serve aging adults and disabled adults. we serve refugee and immigrant individuals as well as children. in homelessness area we serve an immense amount of beautiful to me beautiful human beings who need shelter, you need love, and need detection from what is happening

roads acting under federal authority and that frankly is a legal and unconstitutional eric if the portland area general doesn't have standing to challenge this who's there to protect the people from these forces. municipal and county government leadership passed to step up and lean and in this moment they have to realize this is a constitutional crisis they have to grant what local pressure they can bear on the federal government our job is not to make the assertion of the constitution easy right on the streets of portland oregon are but i will say this right i will say. that this is not the beginning of the response that this white house will see is a very small percentage of folks right at who are protesting it will grow right and others will find other tools whether lawsuits or other pushback on this white house and it's an attempt to bring authoritarianism to america. that's how to be authoritarian of the door terry doesn't america is where we're going to have to end it erick i want to thank you very much being on the show today andrew i want to thank you as well i think what people need to

a different posture at the courthouse but we are going to remain in the portland area until we think it is safe. shannon: it seems two are getting drawn into this which don't want to be, you hear from peaceful protesters and we hear from different black lives matter leaders and people in portland who say they hijacked our message, we are not about this violence, we want to draw attention to the death of george floyd and others, we feel that is getting lost in this, agents and federal, drawn into this, people who seem intent on creating chaos, not part of the original message. our men and women out there doing on the front lines which can't imagine what a difficult time it is to know they are walking into this every night. >> you described it very well. the tragic irony is a legitimate message hijacked by criminals and anarchists. i've been telling the peaceful protesters go a block over and get your message out but not because you're providing cover for these anarchists. it is tough but they are getting up every day, doing the job we are asking them to do to restore law and order and

we have a number of peaceful protesters in the portland area, across the state, asking for an end toacism in the state and the country. i join in that clarion call for justice. we obviously have some outliers acting violently and deinstructing public property. violence answers nothing and solves nothing and it is a total destruction. from the conversation, the really important conversation we need to have to move this country toward justice and equality for all. >> many state and local leaders are demanding an investigation into exactly what happened. but what do you make of cbp's explanation that this was someone suspected of assaulting agents and destroying property and a loud, violent mob forced them to drive off? >> i saw no mob. if it looks like the video shows it, it is a complete violation of. person's civil rights and of course of our constitution. that should not be a surprise from these federal authorities. they almost killed a peaceful protester over the weekend. it is absolutely appalling. >> the acting -- >> we do need -- go on. sorry. we have a delay. go on, please. >>

portland who are saying agents who are now disturbing the peace. more of what is happening. >> federal courthouse conflict zone here. you can see the disinfectant and power washer is out. this has been a staging areaor the last 1.5 months for basically the protesters to assault the courthouse on a nightly basis. as of this morning at sunrise, it was cleared out by portland pd. literally, they cleaned it out of all the tents, all the homeless, although protesters forced outside with batons and helmets. state troopers were in riot gear nearby background out of sight. the feds are claiming that they are still here, not on the courthouse as the governor said. they are still in portland, per se. at the u.s. marshals are basically still here and they remain inside. >> farther than i can throw a rat. i will believe it when i see it. >> we live in a democracy, not a dictatorship. we cannot have several troops roaming city streets across the country abducting people into unmarked vans. >> president trump replied by saying that kate brown isn't doing her job. she must clear out. the agitators -- if she can't do it, the federal government will. we will not be leaving. right now, the ball is in the protesters

. >> mean time oregon's governor a newsed federal officers would be leaving portland's downtown area tomorrow. the added security officer whose have clashed with protesters will begin what she called a phased withdrawal. the department of homeland security says that's only if they are confident federal properties will no longer be under attack. >>> democratic presidential nominee, joe biden is expected to pick up -- pick his running mate soon. but it's clear california senator is high on that list. literally. an associated press photographer captured this. biden's talking points about senator kamala harris it reads do not hold grudges. great help to campaign and talented among other things. harris has been rumored to be a contender as biden's pick for vice president. biden plans to announce the running mate next week. >>> leaders are not happy about plans for the u.s. census. they want undocumented immigrants included in the at determines congressional representations. >> it's what it demands clearly and plainly that every person is a person. it's not about citizenship, status, it's

you're going to say different posture at the courthouse, but again, we are going to remain in the portland area until we think it's safe. >> shannon: it seems that there are two different groups that are getting drawn into this that don't want to be which are -- we are from the peaceful protesters and we hear from different black lives matter's leaders and people there in portland say they've hijacked our message, we are not about this violence. we want to draw attention to the death of george floyd and others. we feel like that's getting lost in this whole thing. then you have agents, law enforcement, state, local, federal who were drawn into this by people who seem intent on creating chaos and trouble that's not part of the original message. how are your men and women out there doing on the front lines? i can imagine what a difficult time it is for them, for their families to know that they're walking into this every night. >> that's exactly right, you just described it very well. the tragic irony here is a very legitimate message has been hijacked by these criminals and these anarchists. i'v

you have those general areas, you have southeast portland is another area where there has been some demonstrations, but those have been entirely peaceful. mostly, the downtown core here, and parts of north portland, they have seen the bulk of this activity. although, the overwhelming majority has been in the downtown area. >> lots of things stay quiet tonight. we appreciate you talking to us tonight, thank you. >>> late this afternoon, the nfl and players association announced there will be no preseason games. originally, the league proposed cutting in half the original four preseason games to only two. four months, the players have been present for no preseason games. yesterday, the novell ordered one game but decided to scrap them altogether. according to the nfl network, the players and league have also come to an agreement on players who opt out of playing and a stipend if regular-season games are lost. >>> we are looking at this low pressure system that has kept us on the cool side this week. even lastly, i will show it to you here. you see not low, that's not supposed to be there, when it's

obligations when violence is running rampant as it has now for the better part of 60 days running in the portland area, what are his choices? >> well, neil, the president has, you know, three options. he can bring in the national guard in a national emergency. an outbreak of violence. he can use the u.s. military notwithstanding what is called the posse comitatus act, there is exception for this situation. he have can put federal agents in here. it's a very, very difficult argument for democrats to make because you have an attack on a federal building. so i mean my goodness, the argument we're sending in federal agents because federal property is under attack and the point is, you know, i was involved in cases myself as a federal prosecutor where buildings were vandalized, of course federal agents. the other point noting is that federal agents work with state and local police and law enforcement all the time, neil. so it is really a bit of a strained political narrative honestly. so the president has the authority and indeed the obligation if there are outbreaks of intense violence to take the measure

acknowledge that there are issues that have taken place in a defined area of portland n a defined area acknowledged 15 people getting shot in chicago. but whether it justifies getting worked into a lather, particularly among seniors, that i question. fears a big motivator because it works in elections. shame on me, forget it. shame on it you for criticizing my willingness to think openly on the subject. what else? smerconish, it's like willy horton at 3:00 a.m. well, reptile, there's nothing new about this as i just said to the last responder. it works. i mean, that's why we do it. yes. willie horton spinning round and round, wasn't he in a vestibule d doorway. here is the bottom line big picture view. the president is losing the election as things stand now. there's just a mountain of data suggesting it's the case. yes, i know what the data said four years ago. and he views his ticket to turning it around as two different things. cognition and crime. the person, woman, man, dog, tv routine was laying the predicate so when joe misspeaks in the fall, and of course he will, we all do, th

area about the difference. they're trying to make. >>on the front lines of protest in portland oregon a group calling themselves the wall of moms are now using their bodies to shield protesters from law enforcement here in the bay area ruth robertson organized to rallies on saturday to stand up in support of the black lives matter movement and also the protest in portland oregon is a refreshing to see that so many have so many people have joined in on the movement that you guys have started. >>absolutely and when march in the black my lives matter protests and there are people of all ethnic riots out up is not as lily white as you might think it's about the fact that they're willing to stand up. >>for. >>and the allies that with black lives matter but even more importantly. >>protect them from the forces that have brought into their city they stand and if in the front lines in order to be a shield you don't hold enough to have been in the civil rights era. i was a child my parents are very much involved in washington d c and i can see that my parents wanted to be out there but

portland. we're now learning the justice department's independent watchdog agency will investigate use of force by federal law enforcement officers. back in the bay areaally supporting portland protesters is scheduled for later today in lafayette. >>> more americans now onboard with mask requirements, but it's clear not everyone is there just yet. that new poll showing three in four americans favor wearing masks to stop the spread of the coronavirus. that includes 89% of democrats and 58% of republicans. they all agree. >>> all this week nbc bay area is supporting our schools. consumer investigator chris chmura is here to explain how to help. >> reporter: good morning. our annual supporting our schools drive is in the final stretch. we still need your help, though, to make a big difference for students around the bay area. we're gathering backpacks for schools like a.j. dorsa. more than half students come from low-income families. many don't have internet access or computers at home, so they'll be returning to class in the fall. principal garcia says every donation can help students like hers get off to a great start. >> all of our families are doing

there are plenty of other sites and areas inside portland and across the country that aren't federal. the president the link he's looking for to connect that dot. go to state property, go to a mall, go some place else, but you don't have to open up that pandora's box of crazy that trump wants to open and have a cell phone there, ready to videotape your actions and reactions and play it back in his campaign commercials to say, see, i told you, this is the america they want. and so there's a different way to approach this conversation. and it starts by being smart about who your opponent is. donald trump will always tell you what he's going to do. he doesn't shy away from that. you know why, because he believes you can't stop him. he believes you can't beat him. and consistently, from mueller to right now, we've watched countless institutions and individuals, groups and organizations play into his hand. these down now, but there's a great piece in the atlantic that talks about, he's not out. and there's a lot that can happen between now and september, let alone november, that reposition

of the portland protest site. that's the area where over the last couple of months, thousands of people have been turning out every night to protest their concerns over the murder of george floyd police reform and now they're concerned about the intervention of federal police officers. into their to break up their protests. we want to show you now this is a live picture from the area of what is going on tonight a large crowd has gathered again it is peaceful at this time it appears someone is standing in front of the crowd speaking. >>again this has been going on every night and has become a point of contention and led to protests and other cities in support of those who are protesting in portland and those who have then taken into custody by federal agents there some i'm not in mark uniforms and putting people in unmarked vehicles and taking them away. so this going on tonight, we'll keep an eye on developments there. course all of this follows the 2 months anniversary since george floyd was killed by police in minneapolis back

area. protests with portland demonstrations are happening across the country. this is video this afternoon. down in l.a. the blocking traffic. so far no reports of clashes with police. last night protests were peaceful a peaceful but escalated to include violence and vandalism. >> eight bay area counties are on the list. the only one not on the list. san matt. in yellow. if you're on the watch list for three or more days the following businesses have to close. talking about indoor gyms, places of worship. and indoor malls. hair and snanail salons. if they don't improve numbers by tuesday the businesses may face restrictions. >> the state added more than 8,000 new cases. the state with 453,000 cases. sadly 79 more people have died in california because of the virus. the total death toll at 8,400. >> as cases continue to grow. it's important to watch the states positive rate. that is the percentage of people who test positive. the state average holding steady for the two weeks. at 7.5%. the goal is keep it below 8. we're doing that if just barely. several are hig

so this is a very tiny area of downtown portland. >> that's important context to make given what the country's been hearing from certain areas. sergio amos, thanks for your coverage. >> thank you. >> and we will take a short break. when we many back, the stand off between the u.s. and china continues. u.s. officials have taken back this building, here, the chinese consulate in houston. we'll get the latest on the diplomatic rift. >>> also, ahead. white house officials in denial about the president's reversals, as his coronavirus missteps weigh on his re-election bid. we'll have that and more when we come back. look here, it's your very own all-in-one entertainment experience: xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming apps. plus, x1 also includes peacock premium at no extra cost. this baby is the total package. it streams exclusive originals, the full peacock movie library, complete collections of iconic tv shows, and more. yup, the best really did get better. magnificent. xfinity x1 just got even better, with peacock premium included at no addit

police response we showed you a lot but you see if this is a protest in portland as you can see this is really spread across various areas of the united states. to get closer and closer to saying. you can see a police officer. show back and start filming him. and then use the u.k. as a position label. broadcast license to be revoked london insists that it began its moscow security priority after a report on russian influence accused the government of taking the ball reaction to the story from people in london to. be honest i don't believe. because it's just more of a more destruction what's really going on i just think the. so why should the media . fears of a 2nd wave of coronavirus hitting europe rise up to several countries experience a spike in cases that just weeks after they reopen the doors to tourists. on the. bus israelis gripped by a succession of launch anti-government protests as people in the country vent their frustration at the province's handling of the coronavirus pandemic amid lingering corruption allegations. i they're great to have you with is under your watch and the weekly just to remind you where w

portland, oregon. another liberal city run by liberals for decades. unlawful, violent riots are turning the city into a literal disaster area and yeah, it looks like a war zone like other places. for months, portland has been ripped apart by socialist anarchists. three courthouses have not been damaged on multiple occasions. the hatfield courthouse was firebombed. the u.s. custom house was vandalized. police were attacked with lasers. several officers now assaulted with a sledgehammer's. stores were broken into, buildings were set on fire. this is insane. we're talking about dozens and dozens of assault, arson, graffiti, looting, vandalism, violence, you name it. so-called demonstrators even attempting to set up their own autonomous zone just like the chop, chas, summer of love, spaghetti potluck dinner zone of seattle and so far businesses in the downtown area of portland have reported at least $23 million in financial losses. here's a small sample of what is taking place there on a daily basis. take a look. >> stay out of the street. on the sidewalk. [bleep] [sound of explosions] [indiscernible shouting] >> sean: this has now been going on for more th

portland oregon, day 61 of nonstop protests is expected. demonstrations over weekend included fireworks from protesters and tear gas from federal agents. it is happening in a small area in downtown portland outside of the federal courthouse. the portland police bureau made several arrests. >>> and cleanup is underway in seattle after a weekend of violent demonstrations there. protesters at first gathered peacefully to show solidarity with the prohe tests in portland oregon. but things turned violent. when protesters set fire to portable construction trailer, smashed car windows and damaged businesses. police made at least 40 arrests, 21 police officers were hurt. >>> republican lawmakers are expected to roll out the next proposal for coronavirus aid mnuchin says another round of $1200 stimulus checks would be the unveiling plan hit a delay over how much money should be given to people who lost their jobs during the pandemic. democrats want to extend the $600 weekly payment that is scheduled to end on july 31st. they want to extend that through january. but some republican leaders want to cut the weekly pales to $200. >>> also today, a vaccine for the coronavirus is s

continued in portland today after demonstrations that turned violent throughout the weekend drew national attention for more than 50 days people have taken to the streets in the downtown area of portland marching for racial justice things took a turn when federal agents were brought in. >>they've been taking people away in unmarked cars, according to witnesses kron four's ella sogomonian is live in the newsroom she is tracking the latest for us a lot. >>the mayor portland's calling those actions very unamerican saying that he has not asked for those troops and does not want them there. those agents have no insignia but we have since learned that their customs and border protection agents brought in by the department of homeland security dhs says that people are being arrested for crimes committed and that they are there to protect federal buildings from demonstrators that have taken measures in one case of police association office was set on fire law enforcement on the ground have been firing tear gas and one source tells me that agents are being hit but frozen water bottles fireworks and green lasers being pointed into their eyes. plus they're being intimidated and follo

a large group of protestors had gathered in the area, rallying in solidarity with the people of portland >> reporter: this is the alameda county courthouse. witnesses told me there was a large group of protestors in the area in oakland county. according to some of the witnesses, they said a fire was set inside that courthouse. doors shattered, spray paint all over the courthouse. the police station was also vandalized tonight. they also tweeted out that there were some projectiles, fireworks that werized toward the officers tonight. for the most part it was peaceful. around 10:30, things started to get a little bit heated. there's been a lot of sandalism at the courthouse. >> all right, certainly progressed into the night. we'll have more when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. you can detect suspicious activity on your account from here. and you can pay your friends ba

there are also the multiregion plans in washington, the northwest, which is primarily the portland, oregon, area, and hawaii for non-medicare retirees and medicare retirees. next slide. with the prenom cannant focus the medicare plans, you can see the covered medicare lines in the uhcppo, which is available nationally, as well as the kpsa, that's available in california. over 16,000 medicare lives in the uhcppo, and almost 13,500 lives in the kpsa, and with an additional 67 covered lives in the medicare plans in kaiser washington, northwest, and hawaii, totaling almost 37,000 covered lives in programs across sfhss. there are also 33 early retirees in the kaiser multiregion plans. so the remainder of this overview will focus on the kpsa offered in california and the uhcppo offered nationally. in 2017, sfhss navigated retirees to the two medicare plans available today. with the clinical and financial successes of the medicare advantage program over time, and continued enrollment growth that continues into today, both political parties generally support the m.a. program with rate stablt, enhanced m

different, one store known for better sales, everybody is doing great and then stores the other area around portland, we are still down but we have reduced hours so that explains some of that but downtown, when we boarded up it was devastating financially, we had to make a tough decision whether we want to just close the store and wait for everything to be over and decided against that because we want to keep our people employed into what we could to make their lives a little better and securitywise so we pulled all the boards down and are crossing our fingers. the business next to us was completely destroyed. >> 60 plus nights into these protests in portland, what do you see your what do you hope will happen as you try to move forward as a business owner? >> i hope we can get results. it's not fair people can break laws and not have consequence. it is just not something that should be going on. we are just crossing our fingers and trying to get through as best we can, keeping people working, to keep them safe, hopefully something comes along and we can deal with covid-19 and try to get through that

so after 35 or 40 straight days of violence in portland, we obtained intelligence that federal areasere going to be targeted and we'd see directed violence at those facilities. so we advanced other officers in to help the base officers who are already present and have been present for many, many years there to protect those facilities. in fact, that intelligence was correct. and over the july 4th weekend when we had advanced other officers to portland, there were additional assaults on individuals and facilities themselves. and that's continued. and as long as the violence continues at that level associated with federal facilities, we'll have to maintain our elevated presence. >> have you considered at all putting them in uniforms that might make them more identifiable as federal agents? >> well, actually, they've been there for weeks wearing the same uniforms, and the same protesters are coming night after night. they all recognize them by uniform, and all of our agents that you've seen interact with any of these crowds have their insignia on their sleeves, they're identified as pol

the latest tally is a few weeks ago the police told us the damage to property in the downtown portland areawhat's the long-term damage. immediate affect and long-term effect of people fleeing these cities. kudos to the "new york post." it's why i'm a long time subscriber. my -- likes to run out and get it not always consistent as they should be. they speak truth especially in this city. jed you talked about new york city is fation the same complication. and it feels as if we are talking about a different city every day. yes, it's a tough choice but not really a choice. you have laws and have to enforce them as the federal government. mark morgan the acting cpd commissioner was on our program earlier and talked about why those officers are in portland, listen. >> we they're defending that federal courthouse against violence. we have individuals, criminals, not protesters, every single night they are going there arming themselves with weapons from knives to guns to bats, to crowbars. they are trying to burn down that building. portland saying federal agents and officers you go home. stop doin

outraged americans should be appalled meanwhile the ongoing protests have affected portland shop owners the stores in the area vandalized and looted one of the targets was a jewelry store that's been operating in the area for over 30 years and may looters broke into the process and sold numerous items the owner says clients are afraid to go downtown because of the ongoing protests she spoke to r.t. about the situation. and not only ones many businesses in downtown portland are hurt it's not the portland we know it's not the city that we've been doing business in for over 30 years it's just boarded up streets. you know lot of graffiti just destruction everywhere and we're very disappointed with the studio officials i don't consider what they're doing is due to ship when you feel businesses like that when your city looks like a war zone failed leadership and we're very disappointed we're very angry and at this time we just don't know what the future of downtown portland will look like when you allow lawlessness when you allow looting and we don't hold people accountable this stuff is going to continue and if th

what they're seen on television and as you mentioned in earlier segment, citizens in these areas like portlands going on, it's violence, chaos, it's a risk for their lives, if you're in a spirit of influence with the democratic party which is controlled the radical left, you run a very grave risk if you disagree with them, not just call it the name but you can be assaulted, beat up or even murdered as we seen. liz: , watch this as antifa and protesters deface vandalized los angeles to fallen officers, it is the wall of j sacrifice, memorial to officers killed on the job, i just want to follow-up, what do you mean you can get murdered. >> we've seen people be assaulted in a number of police officers who have been killed in the line of duty since all of this chaos ensued. and you're talking about the taking down of a monument to our great police officers in our police law enforcement, that is thin blue line, all tight was getting thinner by the day, the democrats trying to close them down, defund them, it is incredible to think that they would putat their citizens at tt grave of a risk in there

area the u.s. city of portland oregon has seen a feather clashes between protesters and federal law enforcement officers sent by president donald trump to end and racism protests the nightly rallies have been held in the area since the death of george floyd in police custody in me. and us president donald trump has told americans to wear mosques when social distancing is not possible saying face coverings can have an effect against the coronavirus trump has previously done played the impact of mosques and has been reluctant to wear one himself in public. and staying in the united states but the government has ordered china to close its consulate in houston texas saying it was a necessary measures to protect american intellectual property with an oz of the defective however being issued firefighters were called to the consulate responding to reports that paper was being burned in waste bins beijing has called the u.s. order a political provocation and a violation of international norms. let's speak to tyson baka from the truman national security project here in berlin tyson what more do we know about why

portland, oregon. police responding to reports of gunfire at a park, and finding a bag of rifle ammunition and molotov cocktails in the area. senator tom cotton says outsiders are hijacking the protests, and causing the violence. >> there's no question that they are professional instigators and agitators on the streets in portland who are trying to stir up violence. it is a sad situation that people who want to protest peacefully, or demonstrate for any cause, can't do so without these instigators and agitators trying to infiltrate their protests and use them for their own purposes. >> melissa: meantime, in seattle, on saturday at least 59 police officers hurt, dozens arrested. police releasing body cam video showing rioters throwing explosives and rocks at officers. in atlanta, protesters smashing windows that federal buildings, housing dhs and i.c.e. in oakland, california, building set on fire. in richmond, virginia, vandalism supporting the protesters in portland. incredible. juan, i want to start with you on this. well, this is "outnumbered," and i'm melissa francis. i will introduce everybody. here today, my partner,

groupings allied to block lives modder you're seeing other groups thought of being in portland you know policing their own areas self policing with a lot of weapons heavy weaponry molotov cocktails were falling the other day i think and the night important as well this seemingly is getting out of control. well certainly that's one proof perspective and i'm not trying to say people should . be in violent but i'm trying to explain that the 2nd amendment which gives the right to bear arms isn't just for the white folk in rupert's of the country or for secure grandmothers in the urban center. who are there but this is for people who need to defend themselves from a government that is tyrannical at this point and that is saying very overtly that it's going after these populations and sending in troops to to harm them certainly these are military. operations going on in the cities of the united states against people who live in the united states you don't think that black lives about her husband has been hijacked to a certain degree though. well i think anytime that there's a movement like this any time there's a gat

areas. elizabeth: you know, republican national committee chair ronna mcdaniel called what is going on in portlandg. she called out democrats including joe biden on their silence bit. watch democrat claire mccaskill say what is going on in portland is peaceful. watch this. >> i know that is going on in portland, by and large a peaceful protest. what is being put in front of the american people, way too much of the footage and fireworks of shields, tearing down the fence. that is a teeny portion of the people. i am with michael. it is not smart for them to be picking a federal building. i'm all for the protests. elizabeth: okay. let's break it down, again, 18 people are now dead because of these riots. we have federal buildings destroyed. we've got officers, dozens and dozens of officers injured. we have three officers potentially blinded by lasers. and an associated press reporter was inside the building with the rioters attacking the federal courthouse. he saw these marshals and officials getting wounded. they are taking a lot. they're taking hits here. how can claire mccaskill say that? >> becau

gatherings americans have witnessed in the streets of portland and seattle we are also tracking a significant rise in cases in both metropolitan arease of what has been going on and as you know we have done an excellent job of watching over portland, and watching oui’ watching over portland, and watching our courthouse where they wanted to burn it down, the anarchists, nothing short of anarchists, agitators. and we have protected it very powerfully. and if we did not go there would not have a courthouse, we would have a billion—dollar burn down building. we are also working aggressively to come but the virus in native american and native alaskan communities. we have provided $8 billion to address the reverse in tribal communities and worked very ha rd tribal communities and worked very hard with tribal communities, they are very vulnerable to this horrible plague. it's the largest investment in indian country in us history. never been in investment that big in indian country. need every american to help protect our fellow citizens and help prevent the spread of the disease, it's critical that younger americans remember that even tho

matter, but also, in solidarity with demonstrations happening in portland after federal police were sent there. a group called the bay area wall of moms acted as a human barrier to protect demonstrators. they were inspired by the wall of moms in portland who had done the same thing at protest there. they say they are taking a stand against the federal forces and open if they should get to that point. i have reached out to the oakland police department, for more information about last night protest and are waiting to hear back. reporting live, sara zendehnam, ktvu, fox 2 news. >> this is the first weekend of san francisco's new health order in response to the growing number of coronavirus cases in the city. it does require people to wear masks , and nearly all situations once they step outside her door. this was a scene on the streets of san francisco yesterday. some people were wearing masks, but others were not. woman says she understands the importance of keeping her face covered to stop the spread of the virus. >> i was doing it before they made it mandatory because we are all trying to be mindful of each other, but we

we've got one store -- everybody is just doing really great and then the stores and the other area around portlandll down, obviously, but we've got reduced hours. so that kind of explains some of that, but downtown, i mean, we are just -- when we boarded up it was absolutely devastating. we had to make a really tough decision on whether or not we wanted to just close the store and wait for everything to kind of be over and then we decided against that because we wanted to keep our people and employees into it we could to make their lives a little bit better, so we just below the board stone and are crossing our fingers, the business next to us was just completely destroyed. >> shannon: your 60 plus nights on these protests, what do you see or what you hope will happen as you try to move forward as a business owner in a really crazy year? >> i certainly hope we can get this resolved, first of all. it's just not fair the people can break laws and not have any consequence. that needs to be resolved. that's not something that should be going on. as far as a business owner where just crossing our finge

the federal crackdown on protesters, peaceful protesters across the country, particularly in areas like portlandebrating this legacy of someone like john lewis who enables the true sense of democracy, we should be looking for a leader that's really pushing us to a better place and really pushing us towards a nation that's equitable, that's about equality, instead we see a president who's shunning those things. >> and jon, on top of all that and everything you've said, we got these tell-all books that come out. the latest, mary trump, donald trump's niece, and really some extraordinary accusations in that book and she's done some interviews, the first one with our george stephanopoulos. do those books make a difference? >> well, donald trump certainly notices that those books, whether they're books that are tell-alls that are just devastating critiques on him, or by his supporters, bestselling lists, more recently it's been that book and the john bolton's book that's dominated. i don't know if it makes a difference, because mary trump's book did offer something new, we've heard so little from the

and number two, in that crucial area of portland, it is actually the city and the local police asking feds to stay out. now all of that is about government policy. on the politics, which is suf fusing much of this, donald trump is hit iting the same message. falsely stating that his opponent would defund the police entirely. that a earned a now infamous live fact check in that much watched fox news interview. >> biden wants defund -- >> sir, he does not. >> look, he signed a charter with bernie sanders. i will get that one just like i was right on the mortality rate. did you read the chart -- >> says nothing about defunding. >> it said nothing about defunding the police. if you watch ed that whole interview. the news anchor goes on to fact check and site the underlying document that the miss characterized. i say this to you because as we report to you so you can make up your mind, you need to know the facts. keep those facts in mind as you watch donald trump still repeat this misleading claim in new tv ads that basically feature that lie and also depict a world with no police left. no

meanwhile the ongoing protest time affected portland's shop owners with stores in the area vandalized and looted one of the targets was a jewelry store that's been operating in the area for 30 years and many protesters broke into the premises and stole numerous items the owner. says the concert afraid to go downtown because of the ongoing protests. ok thanks stay with us international laws more news on the way for you up if i can about it. seems wrong. just don't. get to see. this day. and it. equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. you can't be both with the yeah you like. welcome back french charities all race and they'll all over a surge in people needing to use food banks the spike has been aggravated by the corona virus pandemic details resulting shall the devinsky. a hive of activity food being sauteed apostles' of being packed all as the queues are waiting for through date. many of those now using food banks like this are doing so well the very 1st time bangs it's be a lifeline. to the gesture to mention i am in a precario

mccall talked with walls amount organizers here in the bay area above the difference they are trying to make. >>on the front lines of protest in portland oregon a group calling themselves the wall of moms are now using their bodies to shield protesters from law enforcement here in the bay area ruth robertson organized to rallies on saturday to stand up in support of the black lives matter movement and also the protest in portland oregon is a refreshing to see that so many have so many people have joined in on the movement that you guys have started. >>absolutely and when march with them in the black lives matter protests in the there are people of all ethnic riots is not as lily white as you might think it's about the fact that they're willing to stand up. and the allies that with black lives matter but even more importantly protect them from the forces that have brought into their city they stand and if in the front lines in order to be a shield you don't hold enough to have been in the civil rights era. i was a child my parents are very much involved in washington d c and i can see that my parents wanted to be out there but we're fea