portman: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. the presiding officer: mr. president, i'm here on -- mr. portman: i'm here to talk about the steps congress should take with respect to the coronavirus pandemic. i'm start with the legislation that majority leader senator mitch mcconnell introduced yesterday, one of the aspects of it that hasn't gotten much attention and i think is very positive and an effective way to get the economy moving in a safe way is some tax legislation. these are tax credits and tax deductions that help to encourage the hiring of new workers but also to do so in a safe way. these are the kinds of things that make a lot of sense and have a lot of bipartisan support and appeal. so i think it should be part of whatever final package we end up with. the goal of these tax incentives is to say that we want people to reenter the workforce but do it in a safe and sustainable way. for example, in the mcconnell proposal is legislation i introduced called the hea

portman: we need a comprehensive approach.oday we reported our legislation which is called protecting american innovation. it is a comprehensive approach, the issue of china coming over here, systematically targeting promises research and promising researchers and taking the research back to china. those researchers are being exposed. the department of justice and fbi has arrested a number of them since we are should report about this happening around our country. our legislation is bipartisan, it is levelheaded, it is based on the fact, but it does send a clear signal to china that if you continue to do this there will be consequences. one fear wenumber should have as americans is being sure our own house is in order. we have been naive in terms of how we protected ourselves. we need to do more in terms of make sure the federal government is providing research dollars, that those research dollars do not end up in china rather than united dates. it is easy to do that by tightening up things at home. that is what our legislatio

and then tim ryan and rob portman and mike dewine come across party lines, did everything they could to find a solution, donald trump did nothing. , i'm sorry, you did this, he then talks to gm and repeated the line you just said come about the uaw. he blamed the union! he blamed the workers! mexico.this to the workers and the uaw made concession after concession to keep that plant there, and trump did not credit them. gm gets a tax break from him, from the tax scam that incentivizes sending jobs overseas? 20 does not take the workers and the union's side. nothing, not just do like he said he would, he blamed the workers. and the last thing he did his he said to these people, thousands tons of other jobs thrown into problems, communities hurt. he then said, to the valley, the place he promised the world, "it doesn't matter." look it up. it is a quote. he said "it doesn't matter, because there will be so many other jobs created in ohio, that you will forget about these jobs lost." and what has happened since he said "it doesn't matter"? we lost jobs, construction and manufacturing job

grassley: senator portman, by remote. are you there, senator portman? sen. portman: i am here, mr. chairman. can you hear me ok? sen. grassley: i can. sen. portman: thank you for your service. your last year as commissioner must feel like 10 years of service. we appreciate the challenges you face and how you have handled it professionally. i will ask questions about some concerns i have. but overall, let me say that i am pleased you got the checks out as quickly as possible. there has been a lot of discussion about that this morning. one data point in your testimony in 2008, it took us 10 weeks to get the first check out, 10 weeks into this when we had 90%-90 5% of the checks out. i heard from my content -- my constituents about, where is my check? i think that was one of the areas we did bad in terms of the legislation we passed in congress and getting help to people. it was needed. we may do it again. i think these questions are appropriate to ask. one is what are you doing to correct some of the problems that were encountered, in particular those who did not have a bank relation

soccer league investors include tennis star serena williams and a husband hollywood actress natalie portman and a dozen former u.s. women's national team are also in the mix the team has no name yet but they want to ship a group is called angel city that is part of the women's soccer league team in california . you're watching news live from berlin our special with is next i'm going to thanks so much for watching. combating the pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona. 19 special next on d w. i'm neal. the 2nd season.

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senator portman: most agree there needs to be something in its place.s also agree the $600 flat amount for every work is not a good idea going or were because it is creating a disincentive to work. this is a crisis. we need to respond to it, but we cannot play politics as usual. if we do that, i think we get something done by the end of next week. tom: the problem -- jonathan: the problem is appeals like politics as usual. chuck schumer not holding back. senator

picture of the stars again that have invested the celebrities, whether oprah or jay-z or natalie portmanrested to know, how interested are they in the company, have you spoken to them, do they ask you things like how do you milk and oat? tell us before we invest our money. >> we do not do animals, you know that. i have spoken to some of those definitely in the values and all of that. it's what we stand for as a company and this is a global movement, something that is driven by young people across continents, this thing about pfizer make the world better and eating and drinking more healthy, these people support that and there are generation voices and so definitely they will be able to reach out. liz: with that money, the infusion of 200 million could push you closer to turning the company into a publicly traded entity. obviously you think about that at some point in investors do want to get their money out of this, do you have anything on the calendar or you can say in a couple of years we might go public? >> we do not. i cannot really comment but i tell you keeping options open and wer

portman: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. portman: i'm on the floor today to talk about the annual national defense authorization act to support service members and their families. this is one of the few things actually that the senate usually passes and does so on a bipartisan and i'm hopeful we'll do it again. it's because republicans and democrats alike know it is imperative to give the men and women in the armed services to give them the resources they need to carry out their critical missions. i am here to ensure that they get compensated for the hard work and sacrifice they make. it has an across the board 3% increase. as we celebrate 244 years of freedom, i think it's appropriate that we demonstrate our support for the brave men and women in uniform whose sacrifices have ensured the liberty we are celebrating. i'm pleased there's a lot in here important to the people i represent in ohio. at wright patterson air forces base in ohio, the bill authorizes $23.5 million for impo

senator portman has a bill which to punish people who steal intellectual property create a security counsel around research and evelopment and pemts for bad actors who try to steal their and senator s, mccowssky lives in alaska. a poor job of getting materials out of the ground in an environmentally sound way and we're becoming more dependent on china and other places around the world for critical minerals got to plan to become made and owned this. >> >> roy blunt. think 25% bills in the about on subcommittee, 250 billion dollars, none of that money that's there was there without the input from shelby and chairman alexander who chairs the uthorizing committee, obviously, chairman shelby chairs the full committee, on the education front i think talked robably been about enough. you'll have some questions on that later, on the higher part, the $30 billion or so that goes to higher education. on the ey will go out fte basis to colleges and will go out and quickly, we hope, and many of as early as pen august 10th or so. money eed to get that out. the elementary and secondary money, 2/3 being he

portman: mr. president, the legislation that senator alexander just talked about probably is something that we will look at in connection with this legislation that we are likely to pass here in the congress in the next week or so regarding the covid-19 crisis that we face. i'm here on the floor today to talk about that, talk about what the next steps ought to be and how we should be responding as congress to this unprecedented challenge we have of the pandemic. we're now about five months into it. for much of april and certainly in the month of may, we were seeing pretty good progress on the coronavirus pandemic. the situation was improving. many of us thought we were turning the corner. unfortunately, as we have moved into june and july, we're now trending in the wrong direction in much of the country. over the past week, the number of hospitalizations, for instance, has risen in many of our states. and there is concern that the situation could worsen when the weather begins to cool. today in oh

senator portman has a bill that is much needed. to punish people who steal intellectual property in america. ,o create security council penalties for those bad actors who try to steal their way to success. senator murkowski lives in alaska. there are a lot of preciousme metals and materials. we are becoming more dependent on china and other places for critical minerals. we have to plan to become more american-made there. i think about 25% of the bills in the education subcommittee, about $250 billion, none of that money was there without the input from chairman shelby and chairman alexander who carried the authorizing committee. chairman shelby chairs the full committee. on the education front, that has been talked about enough. we will have some questions later. on the higher education part, the 30 billion that goes to higher education, that money basis tout on a fte colleges and universities and will go out quickly. many of them are going to reopen as early as the 10th of august or so. we need to get that money out. the elementar

a hollywood actress, natalie portman, and a dozen former u.s. women's national footballers.he team does not have a name yet. the ownership group is called angel city. california currently has no women's soccer league teams. remarkable video has emerged showing how two french children escaped a blaze in a tower block in a southeastern city. one brother, then the nexext plunged at least 13 meters into ththe arms of residence below. -- residents below. the children are three and 10 years old. they were treated for smoke inhalation. two of the people who caught them reportedly suffered broken bones. you're watching dw news live from berlin. will be back with the day. we will have world news at the top of the hour. see you shortly. see at two am et. controversy over the presence of federal agents facing but civil justice in portland oregon. that resident john popped up please request for the city matt winston pulled out because to a correspondent in a moment. violence flares s in iran. the german woman that's made the party sit up and take notice hello movies. i'll send to o the

eva longoria, natalie portman. >>> 7'2" inches tall and you can see that comes in handy when you're a basketball player. remember the denver nuggets practicing? i don't know how you get up and block that shot, even if you are a tall guy yourself and get on a ladder he's got pretty good reach. >> wasn't his dad even taller than him? i think the new goal was 7'6". >> yes, somewhere between 7.6 and 7.7. what his wingspan is is how tall he was. >> well the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. [ laughter ] >> mark says something when he saw a bolt in his car he literally took out the front see and would drive from the backseat. >> that's true i told that story earlier tonight. he had a big ford sedan. his arms and legs were in perfect proportion for the car. >> see you later everyone, good night. s at 7:00. claire, where are you? okay, see you in two. [ cellphone beeps ] [ footsteps ] what are you doing? i'm striking a seductive pose for your mother. gross. but i like the suit. is that new? oh, yeah. now that his honey gots her own money, daddy went and snagged hisself some new threads, g

senator portman's got a bill that i think is much needed to punish people who steal intellectual propertyamerica, to create a security council around research and development and -- penalties for those bad actors who try to steal to success. and finally senator more cow city lives in alaska, there are a lot of precious metals and materials that america has, but we do a poor job of getting it out of the ground in an environmentally sound way, and we're being more and more dependent on china and other places for critical minerals, and we've got a plan to become more american made and owned there. >> senator blunt. >> i think about 25% of the bills in the labor education subcommittee, about $250 billion, none of that money that's there was there without the input from chairman shelby and chairman alexander who chairs the authorizing committee. obviously, chairman shelby chairs the full committee. on the education front, i think that's probably been talked about enough. you'll have some questions on that later. on the higher education part, the $30 billion or so that goes to higher education,

oblique investors including tennis star serena williams and her husband hollywood actress natalie portman and dozens of former u.s. women's national team players are also on the mix the team has no name yet but the ownership group is called angel city there is currently no and w. s. l. team in california. quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you here and the man charged with attacking a synagogue in germany on judaism's holiest day has made his anti semitic and racist views clear stephon he was speaking on the 1st day of his trial on charges of attacking the place of worship in the city of hama and murdering 2 people. don't forget you can always get more now website if you dot com i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks for watching take care. saeco india. greenhow means more than having lots of clunkers designed the materials the energy source all have to be sustainable upcycling also reduces the climate impacts of. living an eco friendly life can be inspiring going green looks good to be cooking the. next morning t w. clicks likes to follow us. followers see what's the secret t

include tennis star serena williams and her husband alex or hani and a hollywood actress natalie portman and it doesn't former u.s. women's national team players are also in the next the team has no name but the ownership group is called angel city there's currently no women's soccer league team in california. let's get a recap now of our top story here indeed of you german prosecutors have arrested former wire card c.e.o. marcus brown along with 2 board members as part of fraud investigations investigators say that the 3 are suspected of faking the now bankrupt companies earnings over the past 5 years. thank you for watching t.v. news. you know globalized world. where everything is connected. all it takes is a scorched to set things in motion. local hero show how their ideas can change the world to. global 3000. the next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss a trick just 3 of the topics from cover and a weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like and the information on the chrono marist or any other science topic you should really check out

include talley star serena williams and her husband an accessor jaime and hollywood actress natalie portman and it doesn't form a u.s. women's national football is on the team doesn't have a name yet but the ownership group called angel city california currently has no women's soccer league teams. videos has emerged showing her 2 french children escaped a blaze in a talib lock in the southeastern city of grenoble as a black smoking gulf their apartment 1st one brother then the next plunged at least 13 meters into the outstretched arms of residents below. the children 3 and 10 years old and they were subsequently treated for smoke inhalation a 2 with people who call them reportedly suffered broken pipes. watching d.w. news after live from len i'll be back in just a moment to with the day i'll have more world news at the top of the out of. we know that this is a scary time for us the coronavirus is changing the world changing. so please take care of yourself keep your distance wash your hands if you can stay at how we do w. for here for you we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on al

spent 2 to answer i mean i don't know i'm i'm not downtown portland and it's not safe to be downtown portman and i felt bad for the law enforcement right now because i have you know make chapter 2 and portland is a mess right now portland is a total mess right now sadly there are greatly appreciate you coming on our 2 things for your time oh my guest is the owner of a jewelry store that was robbed looted during these protests have been taking place in portland oregon thank you so much thank you. ok let's head to germany now where former s.s. concentration camp guard has been convicted of over 5000 counts of accessory to murder the trial may be among the last of its kind relating to nazi era crimes let's get more on the story now had to berlin are your thoughts on the peter all of us things that peter thanks so much and a very good morning to you tell us more about this case that we've just been mentioning. a 2 year suspended sentence that's what the judge handed down to bruno de is the man who's being named it could well be the last verdict handed down by a german court for crimes perpetrate

security agents of the most bunch of other top partment of justice agents showing up in cities like portman now chicago seattle and essentially just operating without any regard for due process or any regard for our basic rights and privileges that we have in this country it sounds so un-american yet it is the american as you could possibly get yes that is what we're seeing right now is a mass amount of federal intervention into something take warning for instance that the better. governments have never really been a part up because i think we talked about this earlier graffiti on buildings is not something that the federal government actually comes in for we have a president who's watching his poll numbers take who is watching consistently what appears even in swing states where he had the upper hand just a few months ago because of his response to comit 19 that steadily dwindling and he has seen and noted that the law and order message actually works in america when you create somebody or something for people to fear they become this rally around the flag type of group and i think that tr

>> well, i think rob portman had a good idea. rob came up th kind of a compromise where people, you know, it would help get them back to work. they would still get some of the money even if they wt back to rk. so i think rob has a very, chry good idea. i don't know whace he has of getting it passed, but it seems to me there's a sweet spot in there that will work very well. >> and whaabout as you look at the state, things that could make ohio more competitiveng cout of covid? have you given any thought, governor, to using the quote unquote, "emergency laws provision in the ohio state constitution to pass right-to-work legislation? right-to-work, of course,ul is a law that keep workers from being forced to pay union dues.er as you know, s of the states in the midwest around you have passed right-to-work laws in recents, yeaking them more competitive, and ohio has not.lo would yo at using the emergency law's provision to pass right-to-work? >> no. look, we have good labor relations beeen employers and labor in the state of ohio. i'v

protests have kicked off again today and people are gathering there on the streets hearing from portman's men we'll be bringing you more on that as it happens. the u.s. government has ordered beijing to close its concert in houston saying it is to protect american intellectual property china denies reports that stuff are burning documents inside the building and is threatening to retaliate. and the u.n. has warned of deep and long long lasting economic consequences for the arab world as a result of the write a virus pandemic that says the region's economy is expected to contract by more than 5 percent pushing millions into poverty. now a nighttime curfew aimed at containing the spread of the coronavirus has come into effect in zimbabwe opposition leaders say the new step selling to anti-government protests planned for next week they accuse the government of using health restrictions to infringe on people's rights our correspondent has more from the capital harare. off to tonight's in police custody freelance journalist hopeless in gone and opposition leader jacob got me a ride for the mag

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chairman. >> senator portman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. appreciate your having the opportunity to let us talk to the secretary of state today. this has been very helpful, very informative. i would say with regard to china and developing technologies with our allies we have a lot to do right here in the united states to get our own house in order. we're pretty good at pointing fingers at china and it's usually appropriate but we also aren't doing much here to protect ourselves. and i want to thank you because you have provided some great help from your career professionals with regard to our efforts to push back against china taking our technology. and in particular china has these programs. you mentioned you've been doing it for a while. you've been doing it for two decades where they come over here and find promising research and researchers and systematically target them and take that research up in china. and it is economic, health care, it's everything. and over the last couple of years we've worked hard on this with an investigation,

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in 2016 you saw a lot of republican senators able to run ahead of trump, portman in ohio, marco rubioown record, their own accomplishments at a time when trump didn't have a record and there was no record of people supporting trump. it's going to be possible, a lot more difficult now that they have got four years of supporting the president and ignoring those problematic tweets on a weekly basis as you know all too well. >> that is going to be the trick for 3 1/2 years of this. matt gorman, what do you think fast forward to election day or the day after election day and there's a result in the selection. could something go president trump's way? you're seeing him lay the groundwork for mail-in voting, fraud, a question about the outcome. what are republicans do you think prepared to do if, in fact, it is abundantly clear joe biden won the election and purchase seems to refuse to acknowledge it. >> that's a good question. beats me. i guess short of escorting him out themselves. maybe once he leaves the white house -- once somehow he leaves in whatever form, that's when i think it gets

rights commit is a duty for the people to overrule or abolish but that does not let the feds and portman made things, sleep worse. >> bill: we are standing by as well. nice to see you and ted today, thank you. meanwhile in new york city as we await this announcement, new york city, this comes after nypd officers cleared out a protest camp near city hall. demonstrators started camping out there last month demanding because to the police department. in watching the story from the streets of new york city again today, what happened overnight? >> bill, good afternoon. take a look for yourself and an hour difference makes, the encampment for city hall no longer here, no more tense, no more people, sanitation workers cleaning the graffiti all day this with a lock down completely clean. take a look at the video we have gathered overnight. the police in riot gear began pushing people out of here just before 4:00. were in the park when they gave them a ten minute warning, and left voluntarily, seven arrested on only one charge for throwing a brick at an officer. interestingly enough, bill, they w

other co-owners of the team are eva longoria, natalie portman and jennifer garner. >>> something fork out on this tuesday night. this is 7'2" and has a wingspan of 7'8". and the nuggets practicing in the florida bubble in preparation for the season. i don't know there is a way that you can really block that shot when he extends that arming gets the ball up. >> man, serena williams' daughter is sure cute, isn't she? >> [ laughter ] i would say she is a pretty good future planned out. >> yeah, me too. >>> next, at 11:00: >> none of us have signed up for this, but we are doing this . we are doing this willingly. >> bay area nurses demanding better protection as they gather tonight to remember a colleague who died from coronavirus. >> sadly that nurse spent 25 years in alton bay and died last friday from covid-19. hello again everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. now her coworkers at the hospital are sounding an alarm saying they risk to their own health caring for covid-19 patients and don't have enough protection from the virus. ktvu jana katsuyama now with the vigil

rob portman of ohio has $450 to people who would be in different employment situations.can you meet in the middle? >> i think we can meet. we should have started this conversation a long time ago. the house of representative passed the heroes act six weeks ago. six weeks ago, and we should have been preparing for this day that is inevitable. we're leaving now today for two weeks. at the end of this month of july the unemployment benefit package from the federal government expires july 31st. who believes of the 47 million unemployed america this is gone at the end of the month, it is not. we need to negotiate with the white house, they have to be in on this, senator mcconnell says he doesn't feel a sense of urgency on this issue. i hope he goes home to kentucky as i go home to illinois and listen to unemployed families. >> one issue you have been working on for decades has to do with dreamers. you proposed a path to citizenship for dreamers and it was blocked by senator ted cruz. why did you do it now and what expectation did you really have that it would pass in the repu

and then tim ryan and rob portman and mike dewine come across party lines, did everything they couldnd a solution, donald trump did nothing. , i'm sorry, you did this, he then talks to gm and repeated the line you just said come about the uaw. he blamed the union! he blamed the workers! mexico.this to the workers and the uaw made concession after concession to keep that plant there, and trump did not credit them. gm gets a tax break from him, from the tax scam that incentivizes sending jobs overseas? 20 does not take the workers and the union's side. nothing, not just do like he said he would, he blamed the workers. and the last thing he did his he said to these people, thousands tons of other jobs thrown into problems, communities hurt. he then said, to the valley, the place he promised the world, "it doesn't matter." look it up. it is a quote. he said "it doesn't matter, because there will be so many other jobs created in ohio, that you will forget about these jobs lost." and what has happened since he said "it doesn't matter"? we lost jobs, construction and manufacturing jobs, in

senator rob portman of ohio describing the situation on the hill to "the wall street journal" said it'sittle confusing for people because you have a higher rate of covid in the last few weeks and better jobs numbers than anyone expected. >>> other news, new court papers filed in the oelizabeth holmes fraud case, jim mattis could be called as a witness. he was on the board before becoming a defense secretary but would make that trial all that much more notable. holmes created a blood testing machine or perhaps more accurately the government says she claimed to make a blood testing machine defrauding investors. >>> personal shoppers are making a ton of money working for dumpling. i talked to the ceo of the company. he's not shy explains he set it up that way in part to avoid california's ab-5 law. we'll talk about that on nbc bay area right after "meet the press." i want to point out one more thing to you, marcus and kris, this morning, the dog that normally photo bombs me, he's right there. he finally got a haircut. when they opened up the dog groomers, there was a three-month wait. and

chairman brady ranking member brady of the ways and means committee, and senator portman would bonusut workers as they try to get off of unemployment and back to work. anything that creates certainty in the economy right now, is the most important component what congress can do to keep the recovery going. charles: well, to that point, mattie, early this morning, news out of the uk that they have now created a 9 billion-dollar effort to retain workers and a specific effort to bring in young workers, folks under 25 years old. they will spend 9 billion pounds on that. that kind of gave our market something of a lift. the notion is that we should be doing something like that. does that go against some traditional conservative financial orthodoxy that the government is getting in way too deep, paying people to take a job? >> again, i think the important part here is that congress certainly has a role to play to provide certainty, not just to the markets but to businesses and families across this country, but that means what they pass should be targeted, timely, and should actually go to g

toxic atmosphere of partisanship just doesn't work for anybody, and i'm talking to my friends, rob portmanbeen talking, trying to find pathways forward we can agree on the, and make some adjustments. we are all in the same side, we just come at it differently. that's it. >> harris: do you think chuck schumer sees it that way, too? >> he might be a little bit more partisan. [laughs] mcconnell is extreme, they both are. leadership positions force them to take a very hard partisan position. i wish that the leaders had a better understanding of each other, a better friendship, if you will, but other than on my stomach better camaraderie. that would make it easy. if you see with the leaders are doing you might assume it would be okay, and it distracts people further apart. i'm looking for a way to work with my colleagues and my friends on the republican side. if i disagree with my colleagues on the democrat side, looking for a way to understand them better, to find a pathway forward. i think we have to get things done. it is on us right now, the clock is ticking, harris. if we don't do somethin

there's also questions and rob portman, a republican from ohio has floated this idea of what if you payback to work? is that another way to incentivize people to go back on the job? because republicans have been arguing that essentially, this amount of money has kept some people from going back to work. now, democrats would argue that this is an essential amount of money, but that's the debate that's playing out right now, alisyn. >> lauren, thank you very much for all of the breaking information on that. >> so lawmakers in the house approve legislation to remove confederate statues from the u.s. capitol. 72 republicans joined every house democrat to pass the measure. the senate will now take it up. republicans in chamber, some have pushed back on that effort to remove confederate statues, saying states should be able to make the decision. each state gets to choose which statues it sends to the capitol. >> president trump firing back at joe biden after the presumptive democratic nominee accused the president of being a racist. >> what president trump has done in going -- his spreading o

was going to be a professional women's soccer team in los angeles with serena williams and natalie portman and i was like, what hooray i am going to find out when auditions are and prepare a dramatic monologue then my friend told me it's not auditions, it's tryouts, and you don't prepare a monologue, you play the sport and i was like, okay, fine, but i'm still gonna wear a gown. speaking of sports, i found out about the nba bubble, and i was like, what because -- and the thing about the nba bubble is it's a metaphorical bubble in a physical - >> seth: amber, you don't have to talk about that >> yay then i saw that people are circulating a petition to replace confederate statues with statues of dolly parton, and i was like, what?! now, that's what i call a white-centered solution. no shade to dolly, but if slave owners get replaced with anything less black than malcom x, i will freak the [ bleep out. then ivanka trump was like, "eat these beans. i was like, what no then obama and joe biden sat down for a socially distanced conversation, and i was like, what - are you doing sitting so far aw

about powers reserved to states and localities and what we are seeing now, i think if you look at the portmanations that are limited purely to protect federal courthouses and federal installations, but instead, i'm taking part in broad-based police activities and riot control without an invitation from their mayor their or their governor. i think that is the type of activity that is not actually lawful and i stand with those who brought challenges to it. that's different from i understand from what we're then in terms of is it wise or not, right? each mayor in america, you don't get elected mayor some radical in most cases. most of us are folks that work with law enforcement often, that run law enforcement apartments in our city and they have told me as well, right, we have this under control. but we don't need is more fuel on the fire from federal agents to make it i think an exciting political issue. in portland you already see the republican party in both oregon and washington with seattle too are using this as an advantageous position for the november election. >> chris: mayor lucas, than

daughter a limp here are investors as well as her husband alexis ohanian oscar winning actress natalie portman is also in the ownership group as well as former u.s. team players 14 of them in total the team name and home venue are yet to be decided . in the english premier league aston villa are out of the relegation zone after beating austin a one nil egyptian strike a trace a gay school the game's only goal on tuesday this win sees villa move outside of the drop zone but only on goal difference if they can beat west ham in their final game they will be assured of a place in the league next season. police are calling on liverpool fans not together in large numbers when the team lifts the premier league trophy on wednesday because of the threat of the corona virus pandemic officials are understandably keen to avoid a repeat of scenes like the births from last month when liverpool clinch the title you can club team will receive the trophy after their home game against chelsea. slaton even have a bitch school both girls as ac milan moved up to firth in the italian city are on tuesday the swedish

natalie portman will take on the role of the superhero in thor love and thunder.of the comics which recently featured a female thor. the actress interviewed by serena williams about returning to the franchise, saying she's getting jacked up for the role. john, what do you think of this twist in the marvel universe? john: i think it's a good idea. i think it's very important to tell women not to be afraid to assert themselves, not to be fearless and not to sit around listening to men all the time, great role model and it should help society over time. dagen: you know what, even when you men think we're listening to you, we're not. [ laughter ] dagen: natalie portman by the way, just a little message to her, the standard of being a ripped female in film is still linda hamilton in terminator two. boom. go for it. still ahead, pennsylvania congressman guy reschenthaler here to talk about the latest round of coronavirus stimulus. and joe rogan's techs at flight, why the comedian is saying good-bye to california, that's next hour on "mornings with maria," live on fox bu