you are taking a look at live pictures there from portland oregon. president biden is such a make remarks this our ongoing costs for american families. he's going to make the remarks southeast point learned community center. after that the president will attend a reception and fund-raiser for organs democratic candidate for governor. so in a very tight three way race in the normally reliably blue state facing republican candidate christine trusts and as well as independent candidate pnc johnson. the side of the importance of this race, that's what's the presidents second visit to the state in the last six months or so. we will keep an eye on the sean and bring you the presidents remarks when they. soon as we get that adds up we're gonna go to. it mike, i will start to the control room for second. we think the president is coming out now. all right. got it, as soon as he comes out it to. we do in a move on to the general six hearings. this hour we're taking an in-depth look at this weeks generous committee hearing. potentially the final one. members m

oregon. arlette saenz is covering the president who is in portland right now.peak very soon, right? >> reporter: yeah, he is, fred. president biden will be taking the stage any minute now here in portland, oregon, as the president has been traveling to these democratic strongholds the past four days, going to places where he believes he and his policies will be helpful to democratic candidates. it started in colorado, then went on to colorado, and now is here in portland, oregon, where he is campaigning in part for the democratic gubernatorial candidate. this is a much tighter than expected race. she is competing against the republican christine drazen. and betsy johnson. democrats are concerned johnson might siphon off votes. the election is just three days away. this is a state president biden won by 16 points. he is hoping his presence will energy and motivate voters with that october 18th registration deadline quickly approaching. while the president has been out west, he skipped two states in 1 nevada and arizona. the president's approval rating since at a

the president, addressing, of course, the economy at the stop in portland, oregon. th a visit that will include an appearance of -- gubernatorial candidate and members of the oregon congressional delegation. joining us now from portland embassies garrett -- he's been following this for us. garrett, as we await for the president, of course, to take that stage behind you, we do know oregon is solidly a blue state, right? solidly democratic state. why is the president there today? >> so, officially, yasmin, he is here to talk about medicare and medicaid. he's here to talk about social security and -- for the american people. but there's also, as you mentioned, a really close oregon governor's race happening in this race, unexpectedly so. it's between democrat, tina kotick, any republican, christine injuries in. but it's not just those two, as much as a democrat -- there is an independent, betsy johnson, who's also in this race. she's taking support from both republican and the democratic side. making it the most expensive oregon governor's race the state has ever seen.

arlette saenz is covering the president, who is in portland, oregon, right now. arlette, biden is skipping some key democratic states, but he instead is focusing on some other places out west. what's the strategy? >> reporter: well, fred, president biden has spent the past four days traveling to democratic strongholds, essentially going to places where he thinks he and his policies will be helpful to democratic candidates. he is wrapping up that four-day western swing here in portland, oregon, where he is campaigning in part for the democratic gubernatorial nominee tina kotek. if you look at where the president has traveled over the course of the past week, he's gone to colorado, where senator michael bennet, it is a closely contested race. he also went out west to california, los angeles, and the irvine area before coming up to portland. notably, two of the states that he skipped on this western string are nevada and arizona, where two of this year's most contested senate races are under way with senator mark kelly and also senator catherine cortez masto. the wh

dan thank you so much live in portland, oregon thank you. eric: you heard from dan president biden is taking on lowering costs for families at a commune dissenter in portland, oregon. that trip comes as inflation though has increased a bit more than expected in september. the consumer price index for the year ending last month was up eight-point to percent. medicine the fed began raising interest rates to try and fight off inflation. so, production say inflation will eventually go down, when will that be? fox news contributor formant chairman and ceo of ups america former economic adviser to president obama founder of cs eo 32 advisors joins us. first question, when is it going to be? they keep telling us inflation is going to go down when are we going to see that? >> eric, you and i've been talking about this for a while. we are going to continue to talk about it for a while. inflation is here for the receivable future for the differences we are seeing a shift of durable goods which we saw during the pandemic because of supply chains. so th

frustrations over homelessness and crime boiling over in portland oregon. ty council was questioned about window officials might get the growing problems under control. christina coleman joins us live with more on that. christina. >> we spoke with portland resident who passionately shared her fears over the areas homelessness crisis at a city council meeting on wednesday. these homeless encampments are dangerous enough human species, broken down cars and trailers, drug use and piles of trash just spilling out into the streets. portland's democratic mayor ted wheeler scoffed or laughed when she finished her comments. take a listen to their exchange. >> i'm angry and sad and fed up. i am so sick of nothing short of an epic failure. start doing the right thing. stop wasting our money and destroying our beautiful city and please start being leaders. >> thank you, you made your point emphatically clear. thank you for being here and sharing your perspective. we do appreciate it. >> she was upset with the mayor's laughing. she does not find anything funny about thi

she's in a tough spot. >> dan springer live in portland, oregon. thank you.e officers under attack as america's crime crisis continues to spiral out of control. this week alone, 13 officers were shot and ambushed and connecticut leaving to officers dead in the third injured. at west point crime continues to be a problem in california, video capturing moments someone stabbed a disabled man in the neck inside a los angeles restaurant. fox team coverage live in los angeles but we begin with alexis mcadams. >> crime against police is up across the country, you mentioned attacks that have happened, this year 56 officers across the country have been killed. the national fraternal order of police blaming failed policies and anti- police rhetoric. this comes as a community outburst in connecticut grieves the loss of two young police officers. police sgt. dustin and officer alex were both killed while responding to a 911 call. investigators said the call was made to lure the officers to a home where they were ambushed in the driveway. the gunman opened fire, a third p

. >> portland oregon please go ahead. >>caller: hello mr. bench i and enjoying that, conversation i'm college-educated and i'm in debt. what is your thoughts of that we studied this in school about the effect of "u.s. news & world report" when they start doing the annual ranking of universities for prestige universities also about all the fees they throw on with all those amenities and it makes it very expensive of the things that they don't even use c-span rules i'll take the answer off air. >> great question actually do a little riffon on the ranking in the book and it is very problematic as you may know a number of scandals including one at temple university where schools manipulated numbers and did all kinds of crazy things to change their rank and a goes back to the competitive on —-s competitiveness and one of the biggest problems i explore in the book is that students did a better job on competing with all the fees and services from rockclimbing walls or the lazy river to float on the raft for the dorms that have flatscreen tvs or oth

frustrations over homelessness and crime boiling over in portland, oregon.uestioning when the city will get the growing problem under control. christina coleman has the very latest on this, christina. >> hi arthel. we spoke with portland resident julian rose who passion shared her fears it is city council meeting on wednesday. she said these homeless encampments are dangerous and have human feces, open drug use. their big piles of trash just spilling out onto the street. but portland democratic mayor ted wheeler attend to scoff or laugh when she finished her comment. take a listen to their exchange. next i am angry and i am sad and fed up. i am so sick but a bit epic failure. please admit the failure inserted in the right thing. stop wasting our money and destroying our beautiful city. police are big leaders, thank you for your all right thank you, a major point emphatically clear. [laughter] thank you for being here and sharing your perspective we do appreciate it. >> well today, rosen told me she was upset over how the mayor responded. >> it was really har

portland, oregon's homeland crisis is no laughing matter.e it was some sort of joke when she confronted him about it during a city council meeting. watch. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you, you made your point emphatically clear. >> sandra: that woman gillian rose said she moved to portland for its progressive values and joins us now. thank you very much for joining us today, gillian. why did you feel like it was important to respond to what appeared to be the mayor laughing off a really serious problem? >> well, first of all, sandra, thank you for having me. i don't think this is funny. people are scared and his policies, the policies, all of them, are not working. >> sandra: you moved there four years ago this july. what has been your experience as a resident living there over the past several years? >> it has just gotten worse and worse. i am completely mind blown every day to go through and see what has happened to the city. it was once beautiful and it is not any more. >> sandra: the numbers show it. we can put up the homeless cr

arthel: vandals going after a coffee shop in portland, oregon after the owner advertised a coffee with she's doing to protect her property and her employees from future attacks. ♪ ♪ ♪ arthel: portland oregon coffee shop owner says her store was vandalized after she advertised coffee with cup event. lorena guzmÁn is rebuilding after mass vandals shattered her shop's windows and trashed the inside of the store. christina coleman live with the very latest on this. christina, what more can you tell us? >> hi, arthel, loretta guzmÁn opened coffee shop bringing people from all walks of background together. only native american coffee shop in portland. i get a lot of natives during ceremony times, powow times, they stop through here and i've seep you on facebook and instagram. despite efforts of bringing people together, guzmÁn advertised that she was going to host coffee with cup event. security video camera shows 6 people bashing cameras can can e suspects are still at large, problem arrest advocate for the prosecution to fullest of the law for hate crimes. arthel. arthel: that's unfortunat

. >> larry, we are looking at live pictures now of the president in portland, oregon before a campaignvent gets started there. let me talk about this critical race in pennsylvania. it's in the news every day because it's such a high-profile race. mehmet oz is once again trying to distance himself from his own campaign. there's campaign staffers who have mocked his democratic rival's near-fatal stroke. let's take a listen. >> i have tremendous compassion for what john fetterman is going through. not only as a doctor but i know the situation he's going through. we should have had a debate already. >> would you ever talk to your patients like this? >> no. >> larry, dr. oz says he has empathy, sympathy for john fetterman. but people who work for dr. oz made comments of had he ever eaten a vegetable in his life maybe he wouldn't have had a stroke, that sort of thing. i wonder what you make of this. >> it's pretty obvious that republicans, including oz, but his campaign staff are using health issues to narrow the gap between fetterman and oz. initially, fetterman was leading by nine, ten poi

. >> mathurin portland oregon please go ahead with your question or comment for will bunch. >> hello. glad to join the conversation. i'm college educated in debt but they like to ask yourd thoughts about what you studied in school at oregonht state university abt the u.s. world a a news report where they do their annual ranking of universities and how that scarred the race for prestige universities. portland state does that and anotherrs thing to us all the fs they throw on and off these these and amenities. that make the very expensive to build -- to go to school with all these fees that most didn't don't even use. i will take the answer off the air. thank you. >> again a great question and i do actually do a riff on u.s. news and report in the book. .. you know there have been a number of scandals including one at temple university in philadelphia where schools in some cases manipulated numbers, they changed class sizes, did all kinds of crazy things to change their rank. it gets to this issue, the competitiveness of schools for students, and i think one of the biggest problems, whi

the president was in portland, oregon over the weekend. 3 1/2 weeks away from the election in portlandoregon. >> our economy is strong as hell, he said. that's not what the american people think. this is guy who said inflation would be transitory. now he is telling us that our economy is strong as hell. he did so two days after the bureau of labor statistics said the inflation rate was 8.2% and core inflation rate that takes out the things that are more variable hit a 40-year high. so two days before he said our economy is strong as hell those numbers came out. it is one day after the "wall street journal" quarterly survey of economists found that 63% of the economists think we'll now be in recession within 12 months with intended job losses. and the president seems disconnected to the thing that the american people are worried about when they sit down and try to pay their monthly bills, when they go to the store, fill up the car, when they hear the talk at their place of employment about a slowing economy and about how the company is either not hiring or is maybe even thinking about c

. >> matthew, portland, oregon, please go ahead with your question or comment. >> hello, mr. bunch. i am enjoying the conversation. i am college educated and in debt. i would like your thoughts -- i studied this in school at portland university about the effect of u.s. world and news report when they start doing their annual ranking of universities, and somehow that scar the race for prestige adversities, portland state does that, and another thing, all of the fees they throw on you. all of the amenities, and that makes it very expensive to go to school. you have all of these fees for things that most students do not use. thank you, bye. >> again, a great question, and i do actually do a little risk on the u.s. and global rankings in the book. it is very problematic. as you know there have been a number of scandals including one at temple university in philadelphia where schools in some cases manipulated numbers, they changed class sizes, did all kinds of crazy things to change their rank. it gets to this issue, the competitiveness of schools for students, and i think one of the big

we have jonathan serrie in atlanta, but we'll start off with dan springer in portland, oregon. >> reporter: yeah. hey, rich. as you know, very few democrats have chosen to campaign with president biden this year, but when he asked if he could come out to oregon and help with the run for governor, tina said come on out. biden's three-state western spring began in colorado where he appeared with senator michael bennett who looks to be pretty safe there. he attended fundraisers in california and now he finishes up in portland. he gives a speech on lowering cost for american families. cotech is locked in a three-person race, and it's been locked up for months. betsy thompson, most believe is taking more support from the democrat than from the republican. she attacks cotech relentlessly over the dual crises of homelessness and crime. in a statement she said, quote, i hope biden comes more often so that portland will clean up more of the trash and tendencies that tina's created between the airport and downtown portland. kotek has been pretty much in lockstep with outgoing governor ka

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. >> host:no matthew, portland, oregon, please go ahead with your question or comment for willll bunch, hello, mr. bunch. i'm enjoying the conversation. i am college education action educated and indent. i would ask your thoughts about the effect of u.s. world and news report when they start doing their annual ranking of universities and so have that sort of scarred the race for prestige universities. portland state does that. another thing was about all the fees they throw on. like you said, for their communities and stefan w makes it very expensive to go to school. all these fees of thinks most of us don't evenll use. c-span rules. i'll take the answer off air. thank you. >> guest: again a great question and i do actually do a u.s. news & world report rankings in the book. and it is very problematic and as you may know there been a number of scandals including one at temple university in philadelphia my hometown where schools in some cases manipulated numbers. they changed class-size, did all kinds of crazy things to change their right. it really gets to this whole issue of the compe

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you will travel to portland, oregon for his final stop on his west coast trip. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a stanford university now apologizing for something they did back in the 1950's why they are saying they're sorry after the break. >> well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going on for 30 on a friday morning. i'm excited because >> while i don't really know exactly what i'm gonna do. the weather looks so good out there, john. certainly getting outside. maybe a nice little hike or walk around the lake. yeah. good weekend for that because temperatures not going to be too terribly warm this weekend at our very warmest, really only some low 80's. >> today bringing the most sunshine and the warmest of temps tomorrow. a little cooler sunday. even cooler yet can feel a bit more like fall this weekend, too. so be breaking back out those sweaters where we're at this morning, the low gray pretty visible here from the east bay hills. can't see anything else. there's so much of it. we are seeing a few misty spots. i had the windshield wipers

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how about portland's oregon 78 degrees? that would be a record high if you get there much warmer than a place like pensacola, florida? yeah, the weather's kind of mixed up here . we get freeze warnings across the south bundle up this morning accuweather meteorologist kevin costner in. and some devastating new evidence of the ongoing drought in the west. starting with these dead salmon, you're looking at about 65,000 of them were found in a mostly dry creek bed in british columbia. there wasn't enough water there for the fish to spawn and in the plains. this is where the platte river in nebraska usually flows . the lack of water there is affecting other rivers, including the mississippi river. it's so dry, the ground is shifting, damaging home foundations, causing expensive damage. coming up the big announcement about the quarter the face that will soon be on it. also ahead 25 years later, a conviction for the murder of a california college student, but why her family says justice has not been served. two friends attacked by

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after that, biden will head to portland, oregon for his final stop on his west coast trip. well, now we're beginning to learn the actual numbers of teachers still experiencing payroll related problems in the san francisco unified school district, a consulting firm hired to assess the problem and ultimately recommend a fix, calculated the early numbers and kron four's has a noon. has them. >> at this point, how many teachers are have actually not receive their accurate pat? >> i would say it's probably 1000 and it's it's a sense the severity varies. but it's about 1000 that is an estimate. the final numbers are still being analyzed by a private consulting firm hired by the san francisco unified school district to identify the problem with the empower payroll system launched earlier this year. there's many sources of >> issues that are being aggregated. this slide from a presentation by the sf usd superintendent at a recent school board meeting shows 8500 tickets or inquiries by teachers regarding a variety of human resources related issues including pay. what we see is that

this is portland, oregon here. this is oregon congressional district number 6.is mike eriksson trying to turn the seat red in november. i want to show you, talk about the money it's coming in from everywhere. this is oregon now. normally, this is not even a competitive race now. look at the money that's being spent in oregon in 2022. $50 million for the dems, $26 million for the republicans. for this race itself, salinas 2.6 and eriksson 2.2. keep this in mind come election night. by the way, mike erickson is with us. are you surprised as we are to think some of the races in oregon could break the republican way? >> i think the people of oregon are fed up what they've seen the last few years under the democratic leadership. people are just -- i think it's a big change happening in oregon. >> dana: president biden visited last week. i wonder if you think that helped you or your opponent more? >> i was thinking about the other day. he backed up all the traffic and air force one here and lot of people complained about that. that helps us him being here. having my o

the president was in portland, oregon promoting what democrats call the inflation reduction act alongs to lower health and drug costs. but rising inflation and crime could outweigh the consequences in the minds of voters. authorities in stockton report an alleged serial killer is now under arrest. brownley is suspected in the shooting deaths of six men and the wounding of one woman. i'm jon scott, now back to "one nation" with brian kilmeade. brian: rockets rained down on ukraine this week. on the battlefield losses are piling up for russia. is putin losing his grip on power. his former director said in three months i believe there will be a big change. joining me, garry kasparov. the biggest surprise is what? >> the whole world was surprised by the performance of the russian army. which was not a big surprise to me. i knew russian corruption and the ineffectiveness of the bureaucracy could play a role. brian: many suspect he will make a move because the action of the armies hasn't been so great. >> i would rather deal with the word collapse. we can see happening on the battlefield. i

. >> reporter: president biden wraps his four-day western swing with stops in portland, oregon, a state he won by 16 points in the 2020 election. the president traveled to states like colorado, california, and oregon, democratic strongholds where he believes his policies would help democratic candidates. the president campaigned in part on behalf of the democratic nominee nineteen kotak who is facing a much tighter race as she's challenged by two opponents. the president is hoping to drive out the vote, especially as voter registration in the state ends on october 18th. while the president was both in california and here in oregon, he talks about ways to lower prices for americans as inflation remains a top concern for voters heading into these elections. the president tauted enhanced social security benefits and also tried to explain some of the elements of the inflation reduction act which would help lower prices, particularly when it comes to prescription drugs. >> this year the american people want the first time big reform. >> now big pharma trying to raise prices, they're going to

homeless crisis is spinning out of control in particular liberal led cities and the democrat of portland, oregonally working to crack down on hundreds of unsanctioned homeless camps referring to the crisis as the vortex of misery. sounds so austin powers. meanwhile over in los angeles the homeless camps continue to grow adding to crime across the city. now some are siphoning off the water and power and setting up washing machines in the middle of the city. how do you plug them in? >>emily: yeah, this sun surpsurprising and skid row in s angeles been there since 1976 and was a contain want zone since la city officials. port hand las become a festering abscess and to be named this and the red wave is going to reap that whatever ins up coming election. >>harris: did you say 1976? >>emily: yep. >>harris: the bicentennial like celebration of the nation was marked by skid row. that's heart breaking that we wouldn't -- that officials didn't love our country enough to let even that point be no more. lisa. >>lisa: i didn't have a washer and drier when i lived in new york city. a lot of peep don't have th

. >> laura: this is what portland, oregon, looks like now, with drugs league let's get the once cleanul city is a whistle and imparts. littered with trash, human waste, humans -- homelessness. the drug addicted are ever everywhere. the liberal editorial can they is supporting the construction of a stabilization center. that counts as infrastructure for democrats. it is always a cause for democrats' celebration when more americans are doing things like smoking pot. pot is also are of their new normal. that is what they are sponsoring initiatives to legalize it in five more states this election cycle which would bring the total to 24. so many americans are so stoned on a big lipases that maybe they won't even know anymore or care anymore about how bad things have gotten. talk to please in denver. ask them how great pot legalization has been there for track of traffic fatalities. since 2012, when recreational marijuana was legalized in colorado, traffic deaths where they tested positive for marijuana increase by 138%. democrats have not just laid waste for the economy. they have laid was

. >> and in portland oregon in july 2020 there were 52 consecutive nights in which antifa anarchist ander radicals carried out violence in their at the federal courthouse in portland. when federal officers were blinded by lasers and how widespread was that? if there were permanent injuries resulting. and the unprecedented event and with the officers that were injured in roughly a total of 800 injuries but also because with molotov cocktails, lasers, slingshots and then those officers that support in my eyes are heroes. and thehe goal is to ensure the courthouse and the federal facilities and then to cause damage and then hit with a barrage of violence. and with that officer who did die of a heart attack not during the events but and then another within committed suicide we don't know if it was related. >> what an excellent summary of that. you started with the term unprecedented but that's how it struck many americans and with that continued activity over a a long period of time but what was remarkable is the portland city council voted to prevent police with federal law enforcement and

eric: in portland, oregon crime and homelessness is a growing problem for years, the city investigating four homicides since just friday. a couple of days ago alone, not many residents wondered if officials have any plans to try and get some of the crime under control. we've seen it across the country. christina coleman now has more on what's going on in portland. hey, christina. christina: hi, eric. yeah, a woman named julian rose is one of many portland residents who says she's sick and tired of seeing human feces, trash and drug use in the street as homelessness crisis rages on in the city. take a look at the mess. one of the homeless encampments in the area in 2019, county statistics show more than 4,000 people experienced homelessness in the portland area as of this year. that number jumped to nearly 5,230 people and this increase clearly has not gone unnoticed. last wednesday at a city council meeting jillian rose told the mayor how she moved to portland to become part of progressive city with leaders that cared about social issues but after living in portland for four years, she

request a cash offer at opendoor.com stuart: look at this, the bison coffeehouse in portland, oregon owner is loretta guzman who joined me now. you are being intimidated, you wanted to have a chat with the cops on your premises, who supported? >> my community has supported me through all this and they continue to support me. not my community. the fire department, to the coffeehouse to support me. the police and military, i had a lot of support from everyone around me. stuart: take viewers through the story here, you proposed to hold an event in your coffee shop, have coffee with a cup and enjoy the conversation, using to actually hold the event. was your place wrecked as soon as you announced it? >> i posted that evening at to:47 in the morning, they busted out my windows. i posted on instagram. i came in and started cleaning right away, friends and family and the community started helping so i could host the event. i hosted everything, the whole inside was closed but people came so i could host coffee with a copy. stuart: you are not leaving, you are staying. >> i'm not leaving. i'm

in fact, the next time a courthouse is attacked in portland, oregon, or a church is torched in downtownhington, d.c., it is unlikely that a doj court filing will cite what hillary clinton just said as an extremist ideology that led to violence. why is that? well, because in the considered opinion of the democratic party, and the doj, it's not election denial when they do it. no. it's just election-affirming care. there's been a lot of election-affirming care the past few weeks. in washington, in the hometown newspaper, owned by jeff bezos, republicans are at least to take over at least the house, and quite possibly the senate, too, along with many state offices. this is how democracies die, both at home and abroad. ha-ha-ha? ha-ha-ha? in other words, if you vote for the wrong person, that's not democracy, which, by the way, unlike dictatorship does not always come to the conclusion that you favor, that's not democracy, that's the death of democracy. democracy dies in both darkness and non-liberal election outcomes. oh, okay. new york magazine isn't waiting around for the next election.

he has held official events like the ones in colorado and california and in portland, oregon, last week. specific candidates had the impact and the president and his predecessor have dealt with this for the last several decades, a recognition that because of the headwinds, the best way to help in the eyes of white house officials is through the grass roots lists that they handle and through fund raising. when candidates ask and think it can have a positive effect, the president will go. if the opposite is true, the president doesn't take it personally. he has been in politics for five decades. >> he certainly has. mia? >> reporter: it's important to know that the big news today is that republicans opened up 10 points among independents because of issues like inflation that david was talking about and the economy and gas prices. you want to know what is number one on the minds of americans? that is what's happening. if you look at the lee zeldin race, gubernatorial race in new york, it shouldn't have been a race. they are head-to-head right now. mark my words, we may see the first republ

a group of vandals destroyed a portland, oregon business in a protest. they smashed the cafe's windows before spray painting on the inside walls and the furniture. the owner said it was in retaliation against her plan to host a coffee with a cup event later that day. the owner and the shop are bouncing back with the help of the community. here with help is loretta guzman, the owner. great to see you again. it's awesome things are going well. how is the rehab of the building going? >> it's going good. it's a little slower than i'd like. but i'm getting there. got all of my walls repainted. almost all of the fine paint everywhere clean up. still got to get a little bit more up and get ready to start bringing the furniture back in. and just making sure everything is super clean before we put it back in place. some of the artwork, i have to put new artwork up because some of the artwork is damaged. it's going good otherwise. >> are you able to open while you rebuild? >> yes. i have my -- i have a walkup window that i created in the pandemic. i've been using

hitting the campaign trail today, and he will discuss lowering health care costs at an event in portland, oregonthe president on a western campaign swing promoting accomplishments like the infrastructure law and the inflation reduction act. but he's taking a strategic approach when it comes to where he campaigns. >> jasmine wright joins us now. walk us through the strategy. >> reporter: the president has spent the last four days mixing official policies as he goes to the west coast. we saw him in los angeles, irvine, california, and portland tried to tout the accomplishments of this administration, make the case for democrats and also raise millions of dollars for democratic candidates. notably where we have not seen him on the west coast is in nevada and arizona. we talked about a few minutes earlier how those two senate races could determine who controls the senate, of course, controls what the president's able to do in two years unless he runs for re-election. of course, that's reflective of his absence in the two states where his poll numbers are. of course, officials would prefer them to be

he is going to discuss lowering health care costs at an event in portland, oregon. >> the president is on a western swing promoting accomplishments like the infrastructure law and the inflation reduction act. but taking a strategic approach when it comes to where he campaigns and where he doesn't. cnn white house reporter jasmine wright with details. so what's going in the president's calculus here? >> reporter: the president spent the last three days mixing official policy with politics here while he visits the west coast. we know that he has been going to democratic strongholds. we saw him in colorado, then to california, two stops there and today he will be in oregon. he went there last night. really what he has been doing is touting the administration's achievements trying to make the case for democrats come november just in a few weeks here, and also raising millions of dollars for democratic candidates. now, where he has been absent quite noticeably here is those two states, arizona and nevada. two key senate races that could determine who controls the senate. basically determini

. >> after riots trashed much of downtown portland, oregon in 20201 latino republican is running for congress on the crime crisis pushing back on portland with a major jump in homicides and calling out progressives for cutting the police budget. organizers say president trump spoke directly to the hope, dignity and dreams of hispanic america. the republicans say their issues are more in line with issues of latino voters. >> president biden: no city hispanic americans have not made better and no part of america that has not been uplifted by hispanic americans and not made greater. the hispanic community is a blessing to our nation. >> the latest polling suggests democrats edge with latinos voters is slipping. g.o.p. leaders are hoping for diverse candidates will help close that gap. >> dagen: thank you so much for that. >> dana: democrats are scrambleling to keep our next guest from flipping a house seat from blue to red for the first time since 1931. frank mer vin of indiana facing off against jennifer ruth green an air force veteran. wonderful to have you. looking forward to our con

top five, austin, orlando, miami and the number one, portland, oregon. i dare say. going to venture a guess and throw it out there, we should be number one if it weren't for the affordability part. that probably took us down. >> yeah, i agree with that. but look at this list. we're not on the top four. new orleans isn't on the top four. i don't know. orlando is? jon. maybe orlando has changed. >> because of epcot. >> oh, yeah. [laughter] >> new orleans is a big one. dint think about that. that's true. >> this is why you don't take these lists very seriously sometimes. in your hearts we know we're number one. >> we know new orleans is much more affordable than here. >> and new york city is not up there either. >> l.a. >> very suspicious. finally now we're talking about television dinner. now christmas trees are going to cost you more this year. about 71% of christmas tree growers expect to raise wholesale prices this year. they expect prices to go up anywhere from 5% to 20%. there aren't any short bawdges operating costs are higher than, that'll get passed on to you.

samantha, and independent from portland, oregon. caller: good morning.t: turn down your television it's easier to chat that way. caller: oh, ok. ok hello. host: what's on your mind? caller: i am concerned about the supreme court because i know the republicans worked 40 years to get that supreme court conservative. the thing of it is, even justin robert said that we live in a colored society. i knew they would overturn roe, i was just waiting. i knew they were going to do that. that was not a problem for me but i know that they are trying to gut the section of voting rights. i am at the point now where i don't vote at all anymore. i don't really care. this country is going to be under authoritarian control anyway. the republicans get back on, they will impeach joe biden about his side and all that stuff. this is what they want. i am just going to sit back and watch it happen. and then, all of these white conservatives and white americans will be up in arms. they put these people in and this is what they get. host: that was samantha and portland, oregon. h