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portland, i grew up in the west. getting to go to portland was a big treat.now you love your community and want to do best for it. thank you for coming on. we will follow the story and appreciate it. portland is not the only one. other communities are thinking about this. one in belling ham washington. >> bill: 2016 they really pushed the issue of homelessness meaning you can sleep anywhere you want. look at where it's gone. the vote in 2020, look where that has gone now. she voted for it. what we talk about in our city. are we headed there, too? >> dana: predicted drug overdose deaths from december 2021 to december 2022 the average was up.5% across am but 6.7% in oregon. maybe there is a way to do it better. >> bill: a great guest. we'll talk to her more. breaking news now out of japan. here we go now. the associated press is reporting moments ago that president joe biden has endorsed a plan which would train ukrainian pilots to fly an f-16 fighter jet. the decision on supplying jets have not been made. in the words of the associated press that decision is s

still sunday's fairly hot but you can see there the temperatures proportions of the west up towards towards portlandto fresno. 95 bakersfield, 98. palm springs 103 degrees. so heating up across portions of the west and with that all that snow, but the snow fall in this year the snowmelt will pick up remember 318% of average for this time here, as you can see, the projected number is even warming up in the sierra as well. yosemite will be 86 degrees by saturday. here's a satellite to where we have lots of clear skies across a good portion of the bay area's becoming closer right now, right near the immediate coastline was still some patchy fog. closer to a half moon bay closer to al granada's, so some of this low cloud cover will pick up and coverage once again as we head into the overnight hours and probably some patches. first thing tomorrow morning. let's check out some of the wind reports of for the four o'clock hour you can see winds around 13 to 15 miles an hour toward sfo wins out of the west at about 2t toward the golden gate bridge comp looking up to the north. so nice thursday afternoon, and

west. cities like l.a., portland, san francisco, just riddled with needles villages, it's disgusting.ra ingraham just took a trip to san francisco. talked with some locals to figure out what actually is going on. and it wasn't good. actually, it was actually really sad. watch this. >> to me fentanyl has been like, like something helping keep me alive. it helps me not think about some of the trauma that i have been through. when i don't get it like -- i can't breathe sometime or have anxiety really bad. but when i have it like i need itneed it i immediately calm do. >> jesse: these people are in trouble. and people are just letting it happen. if you really wanted to help, you would show them tough love. you would force drug addicts to change. kick them off the streets, make them choose. turns out you aren't even allowed to do that in san francisco. but you could but then you would owe them a bed. that's the law. here is how a san francisco police lt. describes it, listen. >> you get to stay out here and do. >> you can just live out here and as much drugs as you want. >> yes. the injunc

couple years and realized that as much as yes, it is absolutely up and down the west coast, it is very unique to portlandwe do. i -- i don't know what portland or voters are thinking, i do think the tide is turning, though, with voters. i read through a lot of the testimonials, i found seven out of hundreds of oppositions that were in favor of this bill, and so i do have hope that we are changing the tune. >> trace: we are pulling for you. best of luck for you, evelyn mcpherson. thank you for coming on. >> thank you, have a good afternoon. >> sandra: all new at 2:00, week before she leaves office, chicago mayor lori lightfoot says the windy city is facing a humanitarian crisis it cannot handle. wait until you hear who she is now blaming for that. leo terrell is here. plus, jonathan turley, brian brenberg, taylor riggs, as "america reports" heads into a brand-new hour. with a home loan from newday, take out an average of $70,000, pay off debts and high rate credit cards, and save hundreds every month. introducing astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour

temperatures as high 80s from the gulf to the great lakes, cooler in the west coast, 99 in phenix, 67. in los angeles, 71 in portland. coming up, the growing lifeguard problem at pools and beaches across the country. also ahead, a pod of killer whales biting a hole in a boat. the hour long attack all caught on camera. and a couple goes missing while on a cross-country ski trip. the woman's family tells us why they are so concerned for her safety - did you see that? - whoa, whoa, we scored? - yeah we scored, we're going to the playoffs. - i can't believe i missed that. (bell dings) every time i'm buzzed i spend too much time on my phone. - what? i should take your phone away. - no, no, no, i'll call for a ride. - hey, why does my face look like that? - (laughing) i'm playing with these new face filters. - okay you know what? that's mine. - [buzzed guy] i'm gonna need that back. - [kevin] nope. - [buzzed guy] kevin. america. we're back with a fiery accident in ohio. a truck driver was hurt after a semi crashed and burst into flames. it happened along interstate 70in columbus early monday. the driver is expected to rec

housing for this program, that is behind my house and big change from the wild west it was in the summer, some sunshine in portlandoblem. >> todd: i hope your experience of improvement is the experience for most people, i don't know that it is. stu, i think this speaks to the notion that americans are carrying people, we do not want to see our fellow men and women homeless and suffering on the streets like this. nevertheless, the oregonian doesn't agree with the song, calling it very bad, they don't like the ditty, saying all eyes of portland, people love to talk about how destroyed the city is. you live there, stu, what is your take? >> i would hope they note that the video was of los angeles and not of portland. but one problem we have here, the government wants to administer the homeless and created homeless industrial society that causes -- doesn't really get to helping or alleviating what the real issues are. there is a private organization called helping haens that has amaze track record of treating mental illness and getting people back into reentry into jobs. local and state government want to monopolize t

couple years and realized that as much as yes, it is absolutely up and down the west coast, it is very unique to portlande tolerate it to the level that we do. tribe in new york and california is doing similar things, right? allowing people to maintain their property and public spaces in the space. but she makes a point where she is kind of saying, hey, listen, you know, what do we do? what recourse do we have as the citizens of oregon if this thing passes, which you make a good point, has not yet. >> that is why is up to the public and if people disagree, they can speak up as well. it is important to see that some type of solution for this, for the homeless, which is an issue that affects all of us in different states. and trying to come up with some kind of solution that works for everyone. roman breaking news. the writers are striking. it is going to happen one minute after midnight. this is going to cost to the first time in 15 years these writers have strike. it is going to cost companies billions of dollars. what is the remedy here? i mean, isn't just a solution? or do lawyers get involved and say,

portland. >> exactly. it sounds like the west coast. and congressman, would love your further insight in this. as a gubinatorial candidate, we talk about the tension between the local government and then down from albany here. we know that because of a restraining order that was levied by a judge temporarily, quashed, but temporarily. we are dealing with just under 45,000 migrants in the city with 13 to 15 buses expected in the next couple days. can you illuminate the tension between albany and new york city and what suburban residents can do who are living in these counties at the behest of this governor, behest of this mayor who is spreading this toxicity to the other counties. >> what's worse than asking the question who is going to pay for it and when will this end is when you have people who know that they are the ones who are going to have to pay for it and this will never end, this will keep getting worse every day. there are democrats who are saying that there is an emergency, they are using words like this is a crisis, they are

portland. big changes on the way for the west. look at some of the number. fresno triple digits. 99 today.to the east coast. we did a little something something yesterday. today temperatures will be in the 80s in new y a little bit of fire and ice. we should see a lot of the snow melting. here on the east coast i could go for the 90s. i'm ready for it. >> fire and ice. like a "game of thrones" reference there. >> digging all it. say it ain't snow. right up his dead joke alley. >>> still coming up on "good morning america," will he or won't he? tom brady getting back into football again. the now report autis possible future plans. >>> the sticker shock for fans hoping to see their favorite artist in conserts. t the ways you can save. cserts. the ways you can save. eserts. the ways you can save. rserts. the ways you can save. tserts. the ways you can save. . the ways you can save. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis

west, hit 100 in fresno. could be one of the earliest 90 degree days in portland. right now, we are worried about tornadoes tonight in the plains. >> thanks again. we turn to the southern border. 42 expiring overnight last night at midnight. tonight replaced by sweeping new rules for asylum seekers. an estimated 10,000 migrants crossing every day this week. tonight, not just governors in states on the border, what new york's governor kathy hochul is asking from the federal government. matt rivers in el paso for us. >> tonight, the border bracing for what could be months of chaos. title 42, trump era health policy allowing quick expulsion of millions of migrants is officially over. hundreds if not thousands of migrants camped out by the border wall have finally been taken in by immigration officials. here on the u.s. side, so many migrants crossed that authorities do not have capacity to hold all of them while asylum claims are processed. the burden in part falling on boarder cities like here in el paso. 1800 migrants crossing here yesterday alone. >> we know that w

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along the border, this while a big heat wave builds to the west to hit 100 degrees in fresno and it could be one of the earliest 90 days in portland but right now we're worried about the tornado activity here. >> thanks, rob. >> title 42 expiring overnight last night at midnight. tonight now replaced by sweeping new rules for asylum seekers. an estimated 10,000 migrants crossing every day this week and tonight it's not just government in other words and the states that bordhy holkel and what she is now asking from the government. from el paso, texas. >> the border bracing. title 42 the trump era held policy allowing the quick expulsion -- expulsion is now formally over. thousands of migrants have now been taken in by immigration officials but so many migrants have crossed that authorities simply do not have the capacity to hold all of them while asylum claims are processed. -- the burden falling in part to border cities, 1800s migrants crossing here alone. >> i know we still need to prepare for the unknown. >> today the biden administration saying the surge is not as drastic as many predicted. >> we did not see a substantial incre

that it's right on the last policy between the washer and the west was successful and it's both sides. the funds is. busy uh so it is in portland in terms of both in some nice and uh, regional office and they use of semi asked on february of the amount of 5 was a pleasure talking to you, sir. thanks again for joining me. well the guy there is a balance in the, in the region and add on has so a lot to do. but literally he change anything drastically. it doesn't seem so new and it says come me on friday. so we'll see how that goes. the economy, it looks like it's going to be on the opposite. but that's all from us right now. we'll be moving back to the top of that makes our, with our next guest from the up party. so be sure to tune and then back to you. done very interesting discussion. thank you r t is more on how mommy and with his guest, yusef settlement in on an independent journalist. now another news, rushes for administer has landed in africa, marking his 1st stop on a diplomatic tour of the continent survey lab. ralph touched down earlier in kenya, and together with canyon leaders, he discussed a number of geo political a

inland tomorrow, you'll be want to talk about the heat on the west coast because we still have some of that. you can see seattle, portland both under a heat advisory and that if we take it down to california, we've got the central part of the state still under a heat advisory as well and expecting temperatures today between about 94 99 degrees. that's until 08:00pm tonight that finally expires. but take a look at the temperatures right now. you can see. yeah, it's spot on because there you are. fresno right now sitting at 95 or 93 in bakersfield. and you know, you have to check out phoenix, which is yeah, they're a little bit warmer. 61 in santa barbara were much cooler along the no doubt about it. it's all to do with this kind of dance between low and high pressure. so when you get low pressure, kind of strengthening and moving in, you start pushing that marine layer and you get the high pressure that start striking. it pushes it right back out. and that's where you get the play between the 2 of them. that kind of gets us into that summer type of pattern, right? where we see the fog in the morning and then the sun in th

west virginia and north carolina. possible tornadoes damaging winds gusting up to 75 miles an hour. in the pacific northwest tonight more record-breaking heat. portlandr days above 90 this month. another 90-degree day tomorrow. the little league player caught in the dust devil at home plate. take a look at this. it happened during a little league game in jacksonville, florida. 7-year-old catcher caught right in the middle of it. the 17-year-old umpire grabbing him, carrying him to safety, power washed his eyes out with water and return right back into the game. love that. only come back here tonight the army to star general you met right here in the family he never knew he had well what's not happen tonight. >> announcer: "abc world news tonight" with david mirror tonight" with david mirror sponsored by with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clinical trial participants achieve reduced muscle weakness. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. in a clinical study, the most common infections were urinary tract and respiratory tract infections.

out west, we're still looking at near-record heat portland should get back up into the 90s again today>> good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be warm today but not as warm as it's been. for our inland areas, upper 70s. we'll see about the same tomorrow, even slightly cooler on saturday. then we do start to see temperatures stepping up a few degrees between sunday and monday, but overall fairly quiet weather in our forecast with early clouds and afternoon sunshine. but we'll see clouds a lot longer for san francisco. >>> and if you have to head out the door, don't worry, you can find us on "today" show radio sirius xm 108. >> today it's today show confidential >> they have signs on the plaza -- >> that's because lizzie planted signs. >> all right -- >> i saw that tape >> let's get to carson >>> let's get to "mission impossible: dead reckoning." by now, we should know nothing is impossible. for tom cruise it's been nearly three decades since he debuted the agent hunt. in the first trailer for the franchise's seventh movie, he's not showing any signs of slowin

portland >> good morning. it's 5:36. as angie was saying, we are going to see a warm day around the west. let's start down here in san jose. the south bay, look at this beautiful sunrise over downtown. we're already starting to mix out of the clouds and seeing temperatures warm up. today, we are headed for the upper 80s in san jose, but as you go into the santa clara valley and even the east bay, we're looking at 90s for the forecast. if you want relief, head out to the coast. we'll talk >>> and that's a look at the mother's day weekend forecast. guys, back to you. >> angie, thank you so much. >>> just ahead, the tiktok star >>> just ahead, the tiktok star sharing his message of a when modererate to sevevere ulcecerative cololitis keeps flflaring, when modererate to sevevere ulcecerative cololitis put itit in check k with rin, a a once-dailyly pill. put itit in check k with rin, whenen uc got unprpredictable,e, i got rarapid symm relief witith rin. and left b bathrom urgegency behind. check. and left b bathrom urgegency behind. whwhen uc got t in my way,, i i got lastining, steroid-frfree

west virginia and north carolina. possible tornadoes, damaging winds, gusting up to 75 miles an hour. in the pacific northwest tonight more record-breaking heat. portlandorting four days above 90 this month. another 90-degree day tomorrow. and that little league player caught in a dust devil at home plate. take a look at this. it happened during a little league game in jacksonville, florida. 7-year-old catcher bauer zoya caught right in the middle of it. the 17-year-old umpire grabbing him, carrying him to safety. bauer washed his eyes out with water and he returned right back into the game. love that. when we come back here tonight, the army two-star general you met right here and the family he never knew he had. well, what's now happened tonight. >> announcer: "abc world news tonight" with david muir sponsored by vyvgart. for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clini

west coast heat happening today. you can see that we have heat advisories up in seattle and portland and then in the central part of thete until 8 o'clock tonight, still under that heat advisory, expecting those about 94 a 99 degrees. so the heat is on. if you are inland and this is what we're looking out for highs today. you can see for sacramento, right on down to modesto and then look at bakersfield acting like 96 degrees sfo about 66 will be much cooler than that as we head into san francisco itself, looking out for those kind of lower 60's. some of the 80's likely will be in the inner east bay today. it looks like we'll see the warmer temperatures there. so we look at the spot like santa rosa looking at for a high of 74 today by tomorrow. temperatures popping up to about 86. you can see the rise in temperatures expected between today and tomorrow for, you know, right across the board. but if you are inland in particular, that's when we'll be looking out for the potential of those 80's even into that low it's it's kind of area plea tuesday and wednesday. but today is kind of all about the fog that has been hanging

you can see the entire west coast is covered in low pressure from portland all the way down to san diegoven into the desert, which called down so rain to the north here in the morning won't last too much longer. it's there for right now. mostly cloudy, cool to mild, especially areas to the north. but we'll get a mix of sun and clouds, but for the morning hours yeah, there's a little bit of rain to the north. there will be one more system coming across the pipeline here tuesday night into wednesday that could give us one more little shot of rain. then it looks like we finally get a warm up here for those of you waiting for it patiently. fifties for a few sixties for most another cool pattern into wednesday, or transition day thursday that warmer friday into saturday all right. thank you. steve area baseball broadcaster now under fire for comments during a baseball game this past weekend, coming up what glenn kiper said that ended with his suspension by the oakland 's [suspenseful music] ugh. no signal. i don't have home internet. oh, that's a red flag. your mom looks a lot like me. yeah,

west of edmonton, but breezy conditions here means the fire threats. it's still a very real risk. temperature is still high for the pacific northwest portland, about 10 degrees above average. also talking about the northwind through the great lakes. it's a transition season. right? so toronto temperature is up and down and they're down on wednesday, 14 degrees breezy through new england as well. so that's going to increase your fire threat because of how parts this area has been. storms or lining up through the us call state. some of these could be severe enough to central america. we go some pretty big downforce. we'll get there in one set that i've got to talk about the monsoon season, about a month ahead of schedule for the us southwest. okay. i promise to central america around his spaniel has some pretty big downpours here through puerto rico as well. and showers of putting a cap on attempts for mexico city. you'll max out at $23.00 degrees. persistent rain along the coast of french cayenne and certain almond breezy for the state of us to proceed though santo, in the southeast of brazil. augusta here of about 60 to 80 kilometers per hour. and we've got

portland. in the bay area pizza he was degrees. and francisco. notice on the national satellite and radar that the thunderstorms are all out west.reat basin in the rockies are seeing the showers right now and the other area of low pressure is over the southeast where flooding is possible as well. certainly flooding concerns with this trough out west dominating our weather. it is pulling up that monsoon moisture triggering those thunderstorms and high pressure is taking a backseat so in case you are wondering why we have been in this pattern where temperatures are well below average by a good four to 12 degrees today, that is why, that low. as we look at live doppler 7 the bloke clouds and flood making their push across the bay certainly in this year with a big concern flooding with those thunderstorms and flood watch in effect until thursday night which is tonight 10:00 p.m., not just the california side but the nevada side as well. now the merced river, there is a flood warning going until sunday morning and the good thing is with this cooler pattern, it is not seeing a rapid rise due to that snowmelt but one thing to keep in m

immigration will know that portland port whilst in the constituency of my honourable friend the neighbour for south dorset is a very close to the constituency border of —— board of westthe additional resources that will be made available to dorset council and dorset police and wonder if he might be able to share any further information of the house today. well, i am grateful to my honourable friend for the manner in which he has defended his constituents on this difficult issue, whilst housing asylum seekers in rudimentary accommodation such as barges is undoubtedly the national interest, we are acutely aware of the challenges faced by the local communities in which they will be mowed. that is why we are working closely with dorset council with the honourable gentleman and with the honourable gentleman and with the honourable memberfor honourable gentleman and with the honourable member for dorset south as well. . ~ honourable member for dorset south as well. ., ~ , ., honourable member for dorset south as well. . ~' ,, ~ honourable member for dorset south as well. ., ~ ~ ., ~ honourable member for dorset south as well. ., ~ ~ .,~ ~y as well. thank you, mr speaker. m

portland and seattle setting records. yesterday the hot temperatures also extending into parts of western canada, fueling the unprecedented wildfire conditions out there in the wester, i will see you soon. thank you very much. coming up, with the dow hanging on to a four-point gain with microsoft's potentially doomed takeover of activision blizzard and that's just one of three major deals making headlines today, is deal making back into the market and we'll debate as the dow turns negative again next our customers don't do what they do for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." we've got deals to talk about today starting with energy with one oak buying magellan for $19 million and the crude oil transport business and on the deal while magellan is up 11% as the gold producer, and finally, the

west of edmonton, but breezy conditions here means a fire, a thread. it's still a very real risk. temperature is still high for the pacific northwest portland, about 10 degrees above average. also talking about the north when through the great lakes, it's a transition season. right? so toronto temperature is up and down and they're down on wednesday. 14 degrees breezy through new england as well. so that's going to increase your fire threat because of how parts this area has been. storms or lining up through the us call states, some of these could be severe enough to central america. we go some pretty big down ports. we'll get there in one second. i gotta talk about the monsoon season, about a month ahead of schedule for the us southwest. okay. i promise to central america around his span. you'll have some pretty big downpours here through puerto rico as well. and showers of putting a cap on the temperature, mexico city. you'll max out at $23.00 degrees. persistent rain along the coast of french cayenne and certain almond breezy for the state of s. receipt those santo in the southeast of brazil. augusta year of about 60 to 80 kilometers per hour. and we've g

west virginia and ohio in six terms in the house. he returned entered retired in january and serves as a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. he also founded the portland center for policy solutions at the university of cincinnati on mother's alma mater. i knew senator portman, i knew you before but i really got to know you but i became director of a wimpy, the former director is like a club and we do help and support each other. i benefited many times from collaboration advice of many issues in my time, thank you for that. senator amy klobuchar is the first woman to be elected to represent the state of minnesota in the u.s. senate. before serving inin the senate e led the large prosecutor's office in minnesota for eight years. and she serves as the chairwoman of the rules committee and the democratic steering and outreach committee and a member of the senate judiciaryar committee, science and transportation committee, the agricultural nutrition and forestry committee and the joint economic committee, the last congress she led the most bills with the bipartisan cosponsors. also had the opportunity to work with senator klobuchar on a number of things du

west. seattle sunday 89. that was a record high for the day. the earliest 90 on record is may 17th. if they do it today, that would be the earliest on record. portlande it to 92 degrees. it's not done. it's going to stay really warm this week because we've got these heat advisories in place. 90 to portland seattle. we're going to see numbers stay in the 80s and 90s. your local weather in just 30 seconds. spencer: highs today range from low 60's at the coast to mid to low 70's aun t b eline. long athe coast. overnight, low clouds and fog come back. across the bay and inland, overnight lows mainly in the mid-50's. mild overnight. accuweather 7-day forecast. dry and sunny additions through the seven-day period. warm on wednesday, tuesday and >> i don't know who put in that order for mother's day yesterday. and today another picture perfect day. i'll take it. >> it's beautiful. >> coming up dwayne johnson pulling back the curtain on his struggle with depression. who he leaned on the most and how he moved forward? cannot wait to hear that. we'll be right back. dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you breathe better in as little as 2