which caused uproar after reports of its agents used excessive force during recent protests in portland oregon can these departments keep the peace in critical period. welcome to conflict zone 3 weeks to polling day in the u.s. can have faith in their electoral system yeah absolutely this is the most well protected election we've ever had and at the federal level the federal government has different responsibilities than the states we focus on cyber protection and dealing with nation states and people attacking the whole system we've got better service. and we've ever had before on the system and unlike 4 years ago we have great communication with all 50 states and the district of columbia about what we're seeing in the threats that exist that didn't happen 4 years ago so all of us gas deliveries we have all of our states participating in our surveillance effort unlike only about a 3rd of them 4 years ago so all the scare stories about massive vote by mail fraud are simply untrue is that right now let me be careful i said the federal government focuses on the cyber threats what you're describi

caused the uproar after reports of its agents used excessive force during recent protests in portland oregon can these department keep the peace in this critical period. ken cuccinelli welcome to conflict zone 3 weeks to polling day in the u.s. can of americans have faith in their electoral system yeah absolutely this is the most well protected election we've ever had and at the federal level the federal government has different responsibilities than the states we focus on cyber protection and dealing with nation states and people attacking the whole system we've got better surveillance and we've ever had before on the system and unlike 4 years ago we have great communication with all 50 states and the district of columbia about what we're seeing in the threats that exist that didn't happen 4 years ago so all of us care saylor is we have all of our states participating in our surveillance effort unlike only about a 3rd of them 4 years ago so all the scare stories about massive vote by mail fraud are simply untrue is that right now let me. careful i said the federal government focuses on the

which caused uproar after reports of its agents used excessive force during recent protests in portland oregon can these departments keep the peace in this critical period. welcome to conflict zone 3 weeks to polling day in the u.s. can that americans have faith in their electoral system yeah absolutely this is the most well protected election we've ever had and at the federal level the federal government has different responsibilities than the states we focus on cyber protection and dealing with nation states and people attacking the whole system we've got better surveillance and we've ever had before on the system and unlike 4 years ago we have great communication with all 50 states and the district of columbia. about what we're seeing in the threats that exist that didn't happen 4 years ago so why does gas deliveries we have all of our states participating in our surveillance effort unlike only about a 3rd of them 4 years ago so all the scare stories about massive vote by mail fraud are simply untrue is that right now let me be careful i said the federal government focuses on the cyber thre

which caused uproar after reports of its agents used excessive force during recent protests in portland oregon can these departments keep the peace in this critical period. should really welcome to conflict zone 3 weeks to polling day in the u.s. can of americans have faith in their electoral system yeah absolutely this is the most well protected election we've ever had and at the federal level the federal government has different responsibilities than the states we focus on cyber protection and dealing with nation states and people attacking the whole system we've got better surveillance and we've ever had before on the system and unlike 4 years ago we have great communication with all 50 states and the district of columbia. about what we're seeing in the threats that exist now didn't happen 4 years ago so all of us care facilities we have all of our states participating in our surveillance effort unlike only about a 3rd of them 4 years ago so all the scare stories about massive vote by mail fraud are simply untrue is that right now let me be careful i said the federal government focuses on t

which caused uproar after reports of its agents used excessive force during recent protests in portland oregon can these departments keep the peace in this critical period. i. can cuccinelli welcomes a conflict zone 3 weeks to polling day in the u.s. can americans have faith in their electoral system yeah absolutely this is the most well protected election we've ever had and at the federal level the federal government has different responsibilities than the states we focus on cyber protection and dealing with nation states and people attacking the whole system we've got better surveillance than we've ever had before on the system and unlike 4 years ago we have great communication with all 50 states and the district of columbia about what we're seeing in the threats that exist that didn't happen 4 years ago so all of us care saylor is we have all of our states participating in our surveillance effort unlike only about a 3rd of them 4 years ago so all the scare stories about massive vote by mail fraud are simply untrue is that right now let me. careful i said the federal government focuses on th

caused the uproar off the reports of its agents used excessive force during recent protests in portland oregon can these departments keep the peace in this critical community. i. conclude should really welcome to conflict zone 3 weeks to polling day in the u.s. can americans have faith in their electoral system yeah absolutely this is the most well protected election we've ever had and at the federal level the federal government has different responsibilities than the states we focus on cyber protection and dealing with nation states and people attacking the whole system we've got better surveillance than we've ever had before on the system and unlike 4 years ago we have great communication with all 50 states and the district of columbia about what we're seeing in the threats that exist that didn't happen 4 years ago so all of us care saylor is we have all of our states participating in our surveillance effort unlike only about a 3rd of them 4 years ago so all the scare stories about massive vote by mail fraud are simply untrue is that right now let me be careful i said the federal government

michael in portland, oregon send a text to say advice to justice barrett, sandra day o'connor is an excellent role model, judicial minimalism. justice frankfurter is an excellent role model also, conservative and liberal ideology. 3, be wary of scalia's distrust of legislative history. diane from ohio, actually concerned by the information senator whitehouse regarding conservative dark money involved in order to buy a seat on the court, this printer environment, labor unions, women's healthcare and more. shameful, says diane from ohio. god bless her and her nomination, can we work and pass the stimulus plan? on sunday the speaker, nancy pelosi said there's a possibility, before election day, finishing up their work yesterday with the vote of amy coney barrett to become the next justice of the supreme court. jack in westchester, pennsylvania. >> caller: i want to make a comment about justice barrett going back to merrick garland. justice there on your clip mentioned their election of duty numerous times. mitch mcconnell and the republicans should their election of duty by blocking the nominati

he instead called out left—wing demonstrators who've taken to the streets in cities like portland in oregonamerica correspondent aleem maqbool sends this report from portland, where he met both left—wing activists and the proud boys. it's become the us capital of radicalism. most american cities have seen some demonstrations this year, but here, they haven't stopped. and it's become a huge election issue. well, this is what almost every night has looked like here in downtown portland, in the four months since the police killing of george floyd in minneapolis, and there have been many flashpoints of violence. some feel over—aggression by the security forces has exacerbated tensions, but the white house says this isn't demonstrating about racial justice, just rioting by anarchists or antifa. a riot is the voice of the unheard. so if you don't want riots, maybe you should listen. it's not antifa in the streets. it's the people in the streets. it's the people that are being pushed around, the people that deserve life, they're in the streets. but it has led to loss of life. in late august, a lar

which caused uproar after reports of the sages used excessive force during recent protests in portland oregon can his department keep the peace conflict. in 30 minutes pontiff w. . this isn't some dog story stubborn rice farmer from thailand and. his problem has. been just crypto no chemical it's cool and his plan was. cool the students are eager to pass that stand a chance or am. 75. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home nearly 71000000 people have been forcibly displaced. the consequences of the disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises around the world you know. forgetting when i didn't go to university to kill people that i don't know or to have my boss come to me and tell me to kill someone having many if i don't they'll kill me. people feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad it's about the reign of augusta's me the most about this state to see to rise is that someday we won't even see the rooster. but what will become of those who stay behind it's if my husband went to peru because of the crisis. if he hadn'

he instead called out left—wing demonstrators who've taken to the streets in cities like portland in oregonent, aleem maqbool, sends this report from portland where he met both left—wing and right—wing activists. it's become the us capital of radicalism. most american cities have seen some demonstrations this year, but here, they haven't stopped. and it's become a huge election issue. well, this is what almost every night has looked like here in downtown portland, in the four months since the police killing of george floyd in minneapolis, and there have been many flashpoints of violence. some feel over—aggression by the security forces has exacerbated tensions, but the white house says this isn't demonstrating about racial justice, just rioting by anarchists or antifa. a riot is the voice of the unheard. so if you don't want riots, maybe you should listen. it's not antifa in the streets. it's the people in the streets. it's the people that are being pushed around, the people that deserve life, they're in the streets. but it has led to loss of life. in late august, a large convoy of trump su

caused uproar all through reports of its agents used excessive force during recent protests in portland oregon county's department keep the peace conflict so for. 90 minutes on w. . may time for this for me. beethoven is for you. beethoven is for. is for. beethoven is for. is for. beethoven 202250th anniversary year long do you. believe. this is d w news and these are our top stories german chance that i'm going to america has outlined new measures to deal with a steep price a new coronavirus infections in the country the rules on facemasks and private gatherings will be tightened and grown hotspots said germany is at a critical point and called on young people to do it without a few parties in the weeks ahead. he runs as we imposed a public health state of emergency.

exactly who are the voters in portland, oregon? who are they?icular? they appear to be tiring of their radical dem mayor ted wheeler who is a laughingstock around the country. by the way, in portland he's done 11 points to ardent antifa supporter -- that's right, antifa supporter -- sarah -- she said in 2019 that, quote: i am antifa. she also said in august that that we, quote: need to understand these protests are part of a healthy democracy. peaceful protests, in my opinion, might not necessarily be moving the conversation forward. there's not much in portland that is moving forward now, so it'll be interesting to see who wins that race. looks like a tough choice for the people of portland. well, joining us tonight, former congressman, former chairman of the house oversight committee, jason chaffetz, also a fox business contributor, great american. and great to have you here. appreciate it, jason. you know, this is sort of beside the point in the midst of all we're looking at a vice presidential debate, all that is happening in this nation. an

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. >>> oakland is joining portland, oregon, in suing the trump administration over the deployment of federal officers to quell protests over the summer. they allege hoechl land security and the justice department overstepped their limits. federal agents were never sent to oakland, as president trump threatened. >>> the federal government has rejebted california's request for aid for six wildfires that began in early august. it does not include any bay area fires. >>> another night of power shutoffs and red flag warnings. >> we'll hope that we can have another night like last night when the conditions were primed for fire weather to get started. puwe didn't actually have any fires. one more night of these conditions with the red flag warning continuing until 11:00 tomorrow morning. then conditions are going to improve. at least in terms of the wind gusts. the humidity is low right now. and it's gonna remain low for the rest of the night. usually the relative humidity recovers overnight. it goes up. but in this case, it's just gonna stay in the teens and even 20s as we head into early tomorrow

sarah gideon raised more money out of portland oregon than portland maine. the democratic side has a decade honest. .n terms of online fundraising it has really been a struggle for us to keep up. 58 million dollars was raised against lindsey graham. how do you spend that kind of money? there are not enough channels in the south carolina medium -- media market. at some point it stops being about who is the better person serving the u.s. senate. that is troubling. she is tied for chuck grassley with the most legislation passed. that is incredible. has changedovid everything in his country, it is great for her rolling up her sleeves and getting things done. she has been in every corner of that state helping to get ppp money in. mark kelly has been sitting in his basement. in his bunker. not going out. the money has been piling up. we have 13 days until the election. those races will go down to the wire. >> the elephant in the room here's the truck compelling. this has had a impact on fundraising. >> cannot ignore that the president impact on candidates in 2020.

. >>> oakland joining city of portland, oregon, in suing trump administration. it is over deployment of federal officers to quell protests over the summer. the cities allege homeland security and the justice department over stepped constitutional limits in their use of federal law enforcement. federal agents were never sent to oakland as president trump threatened. department of homeland security is criticizing the lawsuit claiming it aims to harm president trump and distract from his law and order agenda. >>> millions of americans have filled out a mail in ballot. with the nation still in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, up to 80 million americans may also choose to mail in option. natalie brand takes a look at the facts about voting by mail and how secure it is. >> it's a rigged election. it's the only way we will lose. >> reporter: a claim the president often talks about and west about. >> they're sending millions of ballots. there is fraud. >> reporter: some say the facts don't back it up. >> present prosecutor russ. the country has been voting by mail

. >> following up on that and what if scenarios, this is michael in portland oregon what happens if the president becomes incommunicado and cannot be contacted and worse we cannot determine whether he or she will be contactable. >> i have a section on that in the book. you don't want to invoke lightly but the president is incommunicado and the only one who can use them then section four would be appropriate as a practical matter they would be reluctant to do that. >> so if there was a crisis then they would do it if there's nothing in particular that's critical happening then they would give time to find them in that situation but section four could work in that situation if they need to transfer power. the limits of section four of the 25th amendment this is bill out of maryland. >> i want to mention a great program when the 25th amendment was put into effect and vice president cheney i think it was dan quayle am i correct about that? >> on two occasions for about two hours each. >> george w. bush did have some health issues and a heart condition at one point but at no point did he tra

mostly focuses on the federal government's actions in portland oregon. it alleges the u.s. marshal service unlawfully deputize dozens of local portland police officers as federal agents despite objections from the city officials oakland mayor libby schaaf explain why her city joined in on that lawsuit. >>idea troops without any coordination and over the objections of >>the mayor was a nice oakland yesterday handing out laptops to students they are very excited. the city has so far handed out 12,500 laptops thanks to donations. that's the halfway mark of the city's goal to hand out 25,000. it's great to see. >>well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news trading the painful burns on animal fall, so my goodness look at that we'll take a look at the extraordinary efforts at wildlife experts are taking to protect and save the four-legged victims >>welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news and thanks for staying with us everyone california wildlife experts have come together to help there's a mountain lions and other animals who caught by the state's devastating wildfires.

violence involving the proud boys and leftist antifa in portland, oregon, in recent weeks represent groups who are convinced they are battling for the future of america. last night the proud boys gaining what experts say is a powerful weapon, recognition from the president. >> getting a shout out on this global forum is really going to help the proud boys grow their numbers and mobilize them further. >> reporter: tracking hate groups and sees the current polarized government a breeding ground for the proud boys and antifa. >> they are violent and do stupid stuff they view themselves as fighting back against this. >> reporter: founded in 2016, the proud boys bring in new members with a four-step initiation according to nbc news, the process includes being assaulted by fellow members while getting breakfast cereals, getting a tattoo and limiting masturbation. >> step forward is to go commit an act for the cause. >> they're rooted in violence. they're rooted in hatred. >> reporter: chief of police in charlottesville, virginia, the site of a deadly confrontation between left and right wing gro

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the militia american wolf true to what they call their next mission their destination portland oregon peter d.s. wants to see the black lives matter of protests there for himself still he's already convinced there are violent though he's never actually been there his pistol is always within reach to use in self-defense he says. women. you know these people that are down there they're not protesters they're criminals and they're actively working to help the stabiliser government to destroy our way of life that's what we're up against right. now i'm going down in for riot gear and throwing rocks or breaking windows and shops how does that have anything to do whatsoever with racial equality they use the movement simply to keep public support. for months activists have been taking to the streets of portland deaths have resulted from the clashes between left and right wing demonstrators at the height of the conflict donald trump sent anonymous federal agents into the city in a bid to present himself as the law and order president the demonstrators view the presence of the right wing militi

>>all right, thank you for the update john well firefighters in portland, oregon. they have a new force on their side as they fight wildfires. check this out of 5 year-old oregon boy and his grandmother actually deliver. >>donation center for fire crews and since then baby yoda has been to for wildfires in 2 states road in helicopters and it's also check people's temperatures for covid-19 symptoms. baby yoda now is so in demand that fire crews from all over california and washington and canada have actually requested that he joined them baby yoda has a very exciting life. i like that the adventures of baby yoda new show coming to you. all right coming up look at that. >>i love it coming up next and the next hour things won't be any easier for firefighters battling the glass fire as winds and hot temperatures are expected once again today we'll update you on the latest conditions that they're dealing with plus keep in mind of the various under a red-flag warning and power alert today we'll talk about what you're being asked to do coming up after the break stay with

the militia american wolf on route to what they call their next mission their destination portland oregon peter d.s. wants to see the black lives matter protests there for himself still he's already convinced there are violent though he's never actually been there his pistol is always within reach to use in self-defense he says. we're. going to see. you know these people that are down there they're not protesters they're criminals and they're actively working to help the stabiliser government to destroy our way of life that's what we're up against right now is going down and for right here and throwing rocks or breaking windows and eating shops how does that have anything to do whatsoever with racial equality they use the b o m movement simply to keep public support. for months activists have been taking to the streets of portland deaths have resulted from the clashes between left and right wing demonstrators at the height of the conflict donald trump sent anonymous federal agents into the city in a bid to present himself as the law and order president the demonstrators view the presence

has caused uproar after reports of these agents used excessive force during recent protests in portland oregon counties department keep the peace conflicts of. next on the books. this is news so no story about a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problem past. his credo no chemicals. and his plan was. the students are. going to chance. to define. its obsession for spectacular pictures. it's their passion for nature. it's their complete devotion that makes them the best wildlife photographer 1st world. series and poetic confrontational and story. 5 adventures. one goal. the preservation of our planet. planet starts november 6th on t.w. . we have some states who've made sudden changes to their election systems at the last minute and that is never a good idea. isn't perhaps the biggest threat to your democracy the failure by the president to commit to accepting the election result if you lose you know that's a stupid question really a deeply divided america is heading for its elections with the polls showing many people are afraid of violence after the vote my guess this week from washington

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aleem maqbool, bbc news, in portland, oregon. stay with us on bbc news.to rock nagorno—karabakh, we'll look into the history of the conflict. in all russia's turmoil, it has never quite come to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. the nightmare that so many people have feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world, but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc world news. iam i am lewis phoned jones —— i am lewis phoned the latest headlines: after one of his closest advisers tests positive for coronaviru

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clausing is thought a while to mentee professor of economics at reed college who joins us from portland oregon a welcome to d w a pretty covert the us economy looked like it was going gangbusters then coronavirus hit how bad is the damage. yes it's quite severe memon thing that we've seen across countries is the countries that have handled the virus better have had swift overcover eased and less of the downturn the us did not end of the virus well at all and as a result has disproportionate number of das but also a disproportionate number of people who are scared to go out and shop or to partake in the economy because the virus is still very active here so i think the poor public health situation really made this downturn a lot worse and it would have been so should we expect jobs lost to the pond i mean to return in time you know with time it will return and we have seen some improvement over the depth of this recession so far the unemployment rate is bounced back somewhat it's still a lot higher than we'd like it to be and we've got also seen that the trend of improvement has weakened so whi

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is thought of and i don't waltz minty professor of economics at the college she joins us from portland oregon a welcome to d w a precocious the u.s. economy looked like it was going gangbusters then coronavirus hit how bad is the damage. it's quite severe then one thing that we've seen across countries is the countries that have handled the virus better have had swifter recoveries and less of the downturn the us did not end of the virus well at all and as a result has disproportionate number of deaths but also a disproportionate number of people who are scared to go out and shop or to partake in the economy because the virus is still very active here so i think the poor public health situation really made this downturn a lot worse and it would have been so should we expect jobs lost to the pandemic to return in time you know with time it will return and we have seen some improvement over the depth of this recession so far the unemployment rate is bounced back somewhat it's still a lot higher than we'd like it to be and we've got also seen that the trend of improvement has weakened so while th

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sorts of dark and igroups in maine would point out sara has received more contributions from portland, oregon then she has from portland, maine. i do not think what she has proposed is the answer, amending the first amendment. the first amendment has not been was adopted int 1791 but we can have full disclosure. question from of you were who wants a yes or no response. max, do you believe in health as a human right, yes or no? mr. linn: yes. health care is very important. on my platform i do a hybrid system. peopleo condition should lose their homes or savings over health care. reform.about political i find it almost hysterical to sit here and watch susan and sara talk about reform when they are the heart of the problem. maine has a chance to send a it with ad we can do vote for an independent candidate. host: back to health care. do you believe it is a human right? ms. savage: absolutely. i do not think health care and for-profit lung in the same sentence. health care should not have been for-profit a -- belong in the same sentence. health care should not have been turned into a commodity. i

but in the cities controlled by america's unhappiest people its indigenous people day in portland, oregonhappiest city in america. if it's indigenous day of rage, that's what they called it. portland police declared a riot as they do most nights, and tivo broke windows, through flares into the oregon historical society. they toppled statues of abraham leiva and teddy roosevelt. why abraha abraham lincoln and roosevelt? he said we need to address the climate crisis, people. if indigenous people are hurting, our salmon are hurting. he did not explain what abraham lincoln and teddy roosevelt did to the salmon. we will get to the bottom of the motive for last night's particular riot and we will find out. meanwhile in the city of denver on sunday, security guard called matthew we shot a pro-police by the name of lee in the face and killed him on the street in full view of many people and on vid video. the news in denver contrasts, the security company that hired him to protect him at the demonstration. it now emerging that he has radically left-wing views and social media he referred to presid

which caused uproar after the force of the sages used excessive force during recent protests in portland oregondepartment keep the peace for conflicts of. 30 minutes 50 dollars. more. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself keep your distance wash your hands if you can stay at how we are d.w.p. for here free we are working so hard it would seem to keep you informed on all of our platforms we're all in this together and together make it free. do you say to everybody stacey stacey stay safe please stay safe. we can start rewriting the software of sample bacterial cells. we're not creating life for growth we're rewriting the program for a lot of the software or leave it all over so all we can redesign though they'll have different properties i don't have a clue or will be doing one changing their be no less of the opposite of the truth could give us better food for. that of using fossil fuel. to bake plants for. you could have already been sent to so the molecules of the lake. they left we're just learning this

because after all through the course of his agents used excessive force during recent protests in portland oregon can his department keep the peace conflicts of. 60 minutes on. hold. it was the 1st international tribunal in. history. number of trials. 75 years ago high ranking officers of the nazi regime. by the allied forces. were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crime spree. and arson site and are now in their mind building gary trudeau pair new year's eve right sure. our 2 part series the 3rd right the dog starts nov 12th on d w. hello and welcome to the program was show and it's nice to have you with us it was the 1st country to impose a nationwide lockdown and now italien is bracing for a 2nd wave as 1000 cases in europe climb just months ago the northern city of baghdad was in full blown crisis mode as the virus swept through the region of the dead had to be transported away by the army italy's hospitals and health workers were completely overwhelmed by the high number of patients. the country remains on high alert strict measures were imposed in the north and were als

taking over some of these protests, i am thinking about because the president of the naacp in portland, oregon wrote my paper, washington post, basically expressing concern about the gentrification of the black lives matter movement and how you have white protesters putting themselves now at the center of the action, so much so that the message of the protest is being lost. is there a danger the latte liberals have grown from the arising and sipping lattes just getting there exercise by getting out of the house and marching? >> i think there is a danger. the danger is compounded when they come up with their agenda and their points of this is what we want. talking to the victims and those who live in this environment all of their lives say no, this is what we want and they speak for people and speak to. not all of the white join, but many of them putting this together, it's an almost elitist attitude. i know what it's like and i know what the political agenda would be actually kidnapped the movement from those who were the victims. they don't even talk to the victims. .... >> what it is we want

in portland, oregon, over the weekend -- any leftist -- we can get rid of angry, just leftists, ripped down teddy roosevelt and lincoln statues while protesting christopher columbus over the weekend. throw them all into the pot. the scene looks like something out of baghdad circa 2003. and i guess we're supposed to be, what, impressed with the way they use ropes and spray paint to desecrate statues built by people with real talent and skill. now, it's mostly white antifa and other blm marauding brats behind all this chaos, and they called their events the day of rage. again, what other days do they have? trump wants to make sure that these miscreants spend their next one behind bars. >> we've also directed the fbi to immediately investigate the destruction of the teddy roosevelt and abraham lincoln statues in portland and to prosecute the offenders of the fullest extent of federal law. >> laura: these spoiled nihilists don't even care about the target of their rage, christopher columbus. how many of you think they really know anything about columbus beyond what they are told in, i don'

the militia american wolf on route to what they call their next mission their destination portland oregon peter d.s. wants to see the black lives matter of protests there for himself still he's already convinced there are violent though he's never actually been there his pistol is always within reach to use in self-defense he says. women. you know these people that are down there they're not protesters they're criminals and they're actively working to help the stabiliser government to destroy our way of life that's what we're up against right now is going down in force. right here throwing rocks or breaking windows and shops how does that have anything to do whatsoever with racial equality they use the. men simply to keep public support. for months activists have been taking to the streets of portland deaths have resulted from the clashes between left and right wing demonstrators at the height of the conflict donald trump sent anonymous federal agents into the city in a bid to present himself as the law and order president the demonstrators view the presence of the right wing militia as a

the militia american wolf on route to what they call their next mission their destination portland oregon peter d.s. wants to see the black lives matter of protests there for himself still he's already convinced there are violent though he's never actually been there his pistol is always within reach to use in self-defense he says. you know these people that are down there they're not protesters they're criminals and they're actively working to help the stabiliser government to destroy our way of life that's what we're up against right. going down in for riot gear and throwing rocks or breaking windows in shops how does that have anything to do whatsoever with racial equality they use the. men simply to keep public support. for months activists have been taking to the streets of portland deaths have resulted from the clashes between left and right wing demonstrators at the height of the conflict donald trump sent anonymous federal agents into the city in a bid to present himself as the law and order president the demonstrators view the presence of the right wing militia as a provocation a

which caused uproar also reports of newsagents used excessive force fearing recent protests in portland oregon counties department keep the peace complex of. 60 minutes for. it was the 1st international tribunal in history. the nuremberg trials to. 75 years ago high ranking officers of the nazi regime of mortgages by the allied forces. were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crimes. i did not come on. very brutal 10 years frasier. our 2 part series the 3rd reich the dog starts nov 12th on g.w. . stepaside usa soon to take over as the world's biggest economy china is no longer just an emerging giant it's already clearly stealing the top spot on the podium staking out its claims on every continent with its sprawling belt and road initiative impacting how most every country does business officials in beijing as setting the global standards in tech they drawing up their own treaties and deals and they've got the upper hand with an immense amount of financial firepower but china's also highly secretive fad restrictive the question is is china more of patna old rival. president x