let me say something to mayor wheeler and mayor wheeler, i hope you listen to what i'm about to say.r. and that is, call out the national guard. put in place a curfew. and people on the left or the right that violate that curfew, lock them up. what is going on cannot continue to go on and, sadly, sadly, eric, last night a man lost his life and that should not have happened. eric: yes, other cities have not just called out the national guard but have imposed curfews. 20 seconds left. do you see that -- do you hope the mayor says that in the next half hour? >> i absolutely hope the mayor says that. i hope that the governor and the mayor and the president of the united states take responsibility, grow up, and stop acting like children. we're all americans. and treat us like americans. and that is not happening, eric. eric: ted williams, just to note, i think you conlate inned eric gardner with george floyd. you said eric floyd. i know you meant george floyd. our hearts are with the folks in lake charles, louisiana as well aztecs as. thank you for that shoutout for your hometown and than

looking for a foil in mayor ted wheeler. mayor of portland, and also looking to amplify images of violence that have taken place in american cities as he charges into the rett of this 2020 presidential campaign. the president tweeting nearly 90 times this morning amplifying some of the footage of these clashes between his own supporters and some of the black lives matter protesters in portland. the president even praising his supporters retweeting a video in which they were firing paintballs and pepper spray at some of these protesters. there is no question that the president here is not trying to unify the country in this moment of division. he is only seeking to amplify things and certainly, wolf, has not urged for calm for for his supporters or protesters on the other side to try to de-escalate this very volatile situation. >> let's not forget the president has 85 million-plus followers on twitter getting all of those tweets. jeremy diamond, we'll get back to you. thank you. >>> the president's rival democratic president'

a reporter read the president's tweet in real-time to mayor wheeler. the mayor responded by saying the president's rhetoric is aggressive and unhelpful but did extend this olive branch, listen here. >> mr. president, how can you think that a comment like that, if you're watching this is in any way helpful? it is an aggressive stance. it is not collaborative. i certainly reached out. i believe in a collaborative manner by saying earlier that you need to do your part, and i need to do my part and we both need to be held accountable. >> i want to read more of what mayor wheeler said. he said -- this is interesting he said donald trump and ted wheeler working together to help this country move forward, why don't we try that for a change? two opposite sides of the political spectrum, jon, coming together, that is what mayor wheeler made a direct pledge directly from portland city hall to the white house, the people's house, the president of the united states. jon? jon: david spunt reporting from the white house, david, thanks. >>> kenosha, wisconsin, reelin

listen to how ted wheeler responded. >> it's classic trump. mr.esident, how can you think a comment like that is in any way helpful. it's an aggressive stance, it's not collaborative. i certainly reached out, by saying you need to do your part and i need to do my part, and we both need to be held accountable. let's work together. wouldn't that be a message? donald trump and ted wheeler working together to help move this country forward? >> reporter: of course, as it relates to the portland mayor, he's blaming the president photohate and division. on the other hand saying he would work with him buzz of course the president is using this as part of his campaign triage, which he's carrying into the 2020 presidential campaign. >>> it's you who's created the hatred. that's the portland mayor's message. we'll discuss more after a quick break. stay right there. reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? grubhub's gonna reward you for that with a $5 off perk. (doorbell rings) - [crowd] grubhub! (fireworks exploding) she always wanted

i think ted wheeler is a trump operative.id back so long and let his city burn because he knows it's a gift the trump campaign. i feel greg's frustration and every business owner and every cop and every person with a family who wants to live a good life and the beautiful city and they absently cannot because it's been hijacked. for those few -- those who are peaceful protesters. you better differentiate yourself from people who were trying to commit murder. if you don't, that's on you. >> trey: i was listening carefully and i think i heard a mayor's race in your future. stick around. the fastest seven is up next. my husband and i have never eaten healthier. shingles doesn't care. i logged 10,000 steps today. shingles doesn't care. i get as much fresh air as possible. good for you, but shingles doesn't care. because 1 in 3 people will get shingles, you need protection. but no matter how healthy you feel, your immune system declines as you age, increasing your risk for getting shingles. so what can protect you? shingrix protect

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eric: portland, oregon mayor, ted wheeler is set to hold a news conference any moment now. we'll bring it to you live as soon as it starts. this following the violence among protesters and a deadly shooting last night for a young man in downtown, portland, he was wearing a patriot prayer cap we're told after there were counter demonstrations. port land has been the site of daily protests after the death of george floyd in minneapolis. the mayor has rebuffed president trump's offer to send in the national guard. now let us see if he announces he is accepting help. ithis is america's news headquarters. hello, i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. police say the violence began when a pro trump caravan, hundreds of vehicles long, arrived in the city just as a counter protest was getting underway. police say some fights broke out throughout the two groups throughout the evening, they say shots were fired, about 15 minutes after the trump caravan left the downtown area. the victim has not been publicly identified and the shooter remains at large. christina coleman is live i

trump tweeted quote rest in peace about the shooting victim while again criticizing near wheeler. wheeler saying trump inspired the conflict in the city hundreds of cars filled with supporters of the president. >>rallying in clackamas county and then driving through downtown portland. they were supported and energized by the president himself i'm reid binion reporting. >>we're also following developing news out of missouri, the st. louis police officer who was shot in the head saturday has died that officer was responding to a shooting in the city's south side. he's been identified as 29 year-old tamara spill hannon he'd been with the department for 3 and a half years. a second officer who was shot in the leg was treated and released after the shooting on saturday. we have more information about this story on our website just head over to kron 4 dot com. due to an increase in covid cases all classes at chico state will be held virtually the university says in just 3 days since the start of the semester over 30 cases were reported. this comes as 36 states have reported a total of 8

wheeler had a change of heart. local officers took over the situation in portland. believes when you commit arson with an accelerant in an attempt to bring that a building occupied by people who you have intentionally trapped inside, you're not demonstrating kamaishi you are attempting to commit murder. demonstrating, you are attempting to commit murder. it took time to come to that realization. with some riots being the clear. wednesday, you had some of these writers shining lasers and officers' eyes. use boards to barricade the swat and start a fire with officers and civilian employees in. this is unacceptable. mayor ofouraging the portland finally is realizing that. thank you, everyone. announcer: the presidents, available in paperback and e-book. biographies of every president inspired by conversations with noted historians about the leadership skills that make for a successful residency. in this presidential election year, as americans decide who should lead our country, this collection offers perspectives int

>> ted wheel or's a marxist -- wheeler's a marxist. ted wheeler believes in this.no different than bill de blasio in new york city. he supports these groups. he supports them. he's out there trying to talk to them. he's out there buddy-buddy with them. the bottom line is if he doesn't get a grasp on this and nip it in the bud, it's only going to get worse. and hopefully, the state police can do the job, and if they e don't, the president's going to send in dhs and the u.s. marshals and whatever force necessary to stop it. gregg: i'm glad you brought up new york city, because when you were commissioner here, you and then-mayor did a great job of reducing crime and violence. and now all of a sudden, all of that is gone, it's lost. a lot of it the blame belongs almost spirally on mayor bill -- entirely on mayor bill de blasio. here's some videotape i want to play of the mob. they actually went to the police commissioner's home on the upper west side, and, you know, at two a.m. in the morning they're harassing him, blaring sirens, blowing whistles, flashing lights. and

it is just creating where division mayor wheeler saying he authorized the use of tear gas this week as the incident reached the threshold he. governor brown had already established reporting in los angeles and suites are. joining us now to discuss what these protests are accomplishing and why the groups involved cannot come to peace. package i have to think what the mayor what both mayor wheeler as well as the chief of police said isn't that the exact same thing that others maybe even in the white house have been saying for the past few weeks regarding the protest in portland where's the outrage. and yes the president has been saying it for months and the democrats in washington d.c. have been saying that the president is making all of this up you saw the congressman being questioned about this and they said it was just a myth this isn't really happening out there it's a myth it's just in washington d.c. but what's interesting is that mayor wheeler is now saying everything that republicans have been saying that this is coordinated this is well funded this is well orchestrated and who i

the president tweeting in part if the incompetent tent mayor of portland ted wheeler doesn't get control of the city and stop anarchists we will go in and take care of matters the way they should have been taken care of 100 days ago.

. >> the president responded in his usual fashion on twitter calling mayor wheeler, and i'm quoting theresident, a fool and during the press conference firing off this tweet, calling the mayor, once again i'm quoting the president, the wacky radical left do nothing democratic mayor of portland who has watched the destruction of his city during his tenure. the president has offered few words or actions to try to quell all the unrest here in the united states. protests this week escalated after the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin, but white house chief of staff mark meadows insisted most of president trump's america is peaceful. his word, peaceful. we're covering all of this from all angles and locations from portland to the white house, kenosha, wisconsin. let's go to portland right now. josh campbell is on the ground. the mayor had some very, very harsh words for president trump today and the president responded, as you heard, on twitter, but as this political feud is playing out, protests where you are seem to be ongoing and i take it you're bracing for another ten

. >> the president responded in his usual fashion on twitter calling mayor wheeler, and i'm quoting the president, a fool and during the press conference firing off this tweet, calling the mayor, once again i'm

donald trump and ted wheeler working together to help move this country forward. why don't we try that for a change? >> josh, talk us through the relationship between the president and mayor wheeler. what's the dynamic there? >> well, alicia, this has been a tift that's been simmering for months between president trump and mayor of portland. you'll recall several weeks ago, i guess it was a couple months ago now, there was that back and forth over the use of federal law enforcement to protect facilities in portland. the mayor there has been really resistant to the president's strong desire to send federal resources, to send the national guard in, to really try to tamp down this violence, but these tensions between the mayor and the president have really boiled over in the last few days with the president repeatedly attacking him on twitter, calling for his resignation. earlier this morning the president even retweeted the phone number of the maymayor's office encouraging other people to call on him to resign. now we saw in this news conference the mayor going stra

we ask you to hold the questions until after. >> thank you, mayor wheeler, and chief lovell. as the mayor said, my heart is also heavy today. anytime a human being loses their life, it's a huge tragedy, and my condolences go out to the family. the martin luther king said, we must learn together as brothers or perish together as fools. those words are as true today as they were when dr. king spoke them 56 years ago in st. louis. i know today a lot of my neighbors in multnomah county are fearful and hurting. i understand that. we are stunned and saddened, angry and frustrated that this happened in our community. that the right or the duty to peacefully protest and speak out for an end to systemic racism that has plagued our country for generation could be undermined by this terrible act of violence, but my message today to my neighbors is, we can never allow hatred or racism or division in violence to win. when we allow that, democracy loses. when we allow violence and division to triumph, hope dies. the violence occurring in our city needs to stop. far too many people have bee

a full wheeler firing back claiming the president for portland rise in violence. well tony asking pruch to reconsider his trip to kenosha tomorrow. evers saying he's considered visit will hengder their healing and protest in kenosha not letting up by police officers. well a st. louis police officer shot in the head responding to a call over the weekend is dead. 29-year-old was with the department for three of that years he's the first st. louis officer killed in line of duty since 2011. the second officer was shot in the knee and the suspect is in custody. well, new restrictions from china slowing talks this u.s. operations at tic took rules issued friday affecting the export of technology reportedly aimed at delaying and not banning a preliminary deal china reportedly will have to approve any deal. ticktock parent company now is in talks with wal-mart, oracle shares all three companies are lower in the premarket. well, united airlines getting rid of a $200 change fee on domestic flights for good this as american airlines announce plans to cut flight capacity in o

the mayor of portland, ted wheeler, rejected law enforcement in an a rational and -- irrational and tone deaf letter. mayor wheeler might have thought he put political points on the board, but the very next day a protester was shot and killed in his city. before the trump administration took action in kenosha, businesses were burnt, property was damaged, and chaos was rampant. the next day, nearly 1000 national guard troops and 200 doj personnel where deployed at the request of officials. president trump showed up and law and order arrived. nationally according to the doj, , 300 have been arrested and charged amid the riots and unrest. democrats are late to the game. i have stood behind this podium and highlighted this issue for months. while this president is always willing to show up, it is incumbent on democrats to step up. invite federal law enforcement and we stand ready. do not tolerate anarchy and destruction. rioting is not a right. secure your streets. president trump will visit kenosha, wisconsin tomorrow. he will show up and go to cities where they are hurting and with that, i

what do you say in response to ted wheeler?> this is liberal and democrats who time and time again whether portland, seattle, chicago, madison, wisconsin, we see it in kenosha, new york and elsewhere. they fail joe biden's do not talk about this at the convention. the president when he was asked and this is a credit to brian, the congressman in the first term who worked with local officials in the white house to engage and help the president bring in the help they needed to. once they did, things got under control. it could happen anywhere else in the country. it can be under control but it requires mayors and governors to get beyond the politics and actually support the people that they are elected to represent. it is amazing when you think about it, three nights of violence, two deaths before joe biden even said a word about the rioters there. i have to believe, unfortunately it was not because of a change of heart but a change in the polling and the focus groups, which is why he spoke again today in pittsburgh about this ver

let's work together, wouldn't that be a message, donald trump and ted wheeler working together to help move this country forward. >> again, the mayor there saying much of the violence in the city has been fueled by harsh rhetoric from the president. we did note with the violence over the weekend, president trump county come out to condemn the violence, he came out to criticize local leaders, with that war of words continuing, protests continuing on the ground, there appears to be no end in sight to some of the violence and harsh rhetoric that has continued in the city of portland for over 90 days. josh campbell, cnn, portland, oregon. >>> and more from cnn's jeremy diamond on the war of words between portland's mayor and the u.s. president. >> reporter: well amid this volatile situation in portland, oregon, president trump is not trying to calm tensions, not trying to deescalate the situation. we saw the president in early morning tweets on sunday, nearly 90 tweets from the president mostly focused on amplifying the divisions we are seeing in the city, specifically some of the clashes

but what's interesting is that mayor wheeler is now saying everything that republicans have been saying that this is coordinated this is well funded this is well orchestrated and who is doing it that's the question who's funding it and who's orchestrating it but one more point is that mayor wheeler has encouraged it because when this all started he was out there walking with these marxist agitators that were encouraging this and supporting it and he was saying this is all great let's continue to do this we're going to give them space and we're going to let them take over the town and now look what the fruits of his his rhetoric is the town is out of control and the police can't pick can't damper it down. that's the thing ted you know last week nancy pelosi came out and basically called him stormtroopers an area the federal government that intervened so much pressure was even put on that i think the president pulled things back yet this is still going on granted you now at least have admitted by the mayor the chief a place that there is a problem but i thought everything was supposed to

donald trump and ted wheeler working together to help move this country forward. why don't we try that for a change. i'm going to do the work i need to do in my local community and my local officials to take accountsability for what's happening on our street and i'd appreciate if the president either support us of stay the hell out of the way. there's an olive branch opportunity here for all of us. we need to reset. the president needs to reset. i need to reset. the community needs to reset and america needs to reset. it's going to take his leadership in the white house and it's going to take my leadership here in city hall to get it done. let's the end violence, let's commit to that. is that something we can all agree on, that we are done with the violence? >> let's continue with senior writer for "rolling stone kwoirkts good evening, gentleman people. >> good evening. >> i am skeptical that he's going to take up the offer. call me crazy. what do you think the up shot of today's news conference will be? >> i think the message that mayor wheefler is atemperaturing

that was 18 days ago when mayor wheeler stood with the rioters against the "paramilitary forces." four days ago he had a change of heart as local officers took over the situation and he now -- this is what he believes now. arson in anmmit attempt to burn down a building occupied by people who you have intentionally trapped inside, you are not demonstrating, you are attempting to commit murder ." he could not be more right. it is the drastic change. it took him 73 days to come up with that realization. what we are seeing in portland with six nights in a row rights declared -- wednesday you had some shining lasers and officers' eyes, broke windows, barricaded the doors, and started fires with 20 officers and civilian employees inside. this is unacceptable and is encouraging to see the liberal mayor finally seems to realize that. thank you, everyone. [camera lens shuttering] announcer: this afternoon a look at antibias programs for police and how they can reduce the likelihood of violent confrontation. that is live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. ♪ announcer: this week "the contender

in a press conference, mayor wheeler blamed trump for the interference.>anti-democratic as you create hate and have it control in our beautiful country. you tried to divide us more than any figure in modern history and now you want me to stop the violence that you helped create. what america needs is for you to be stopped so that we can come back together as one american while recognizing we must demand that all people, black, brown, white, every color from every political persuasion pull together and hold all people accountable in stopping racism and violence, and we together are peaceful again under new leadership that reflects who we really are, we, the people of this great nation. >> of course, the president hit back on twitter almost immediately writing this. ted wheeler t wacky rad cattle left do nothing democrat mayor of portland who has watched great death and destruction of his city during his tenure thinks this lawless situation should go on forever. wrong. portland will never recover with -- >> and joe biden said shooting in the streets of a gr

trump tweeted quote rest in peace about the shooting victim while again criticizing near wheeler. wheeler saying trump inspired the conflict in the city hundreds of cars filled with supporters of the president. >>rallying in clackamas county and then driving through downtown portland. they were supported and energized by the president himself i'm reid binion reporting. >>coming up after the break. firefighters have made progress significant progress in some cases in battling the 3 major wildfires that >>right now and we're just trying to wait and see if any this fog lifts smoke last 2 yeah we get updates on that with john is robin standing by we'll get the traffic update from her but first john yeah we seeing outside so still foggy for most of us fog is beginning to lift for some parts of the bay still looking really great sfo though, and it's not just fog but also smoke embedded in that fog that sitting right in the north bay, especially with nevado having the worst air quality in the bay area right now really all in all though we're all not sitting that great as far as air go so

. >> ted wheeler condemns the violence that took a life. president trump fired >> you try to divide us more than any other figure in history. now you want me to stop the violence that you help create. >> the president, recently removed troops in trump criticized wheeler tweeting he would like to blame me and the federal government but he hasn't seen anything yet. the shooting victim was called a friend and supporter of patriot prayer, according to the founder who held a pro trump demonstration at berkeley in 2017. he denounces the far right. professor james taylor said he is concerned that the political polarization in the country that has led to violence, may escalate. >> this is only going to intensify over the next 65 days. everything we are experiencing will be raised to a higher level. for that reason, we can expect more violent unfortunately. >> reporter: it is unknown what led to the portland shooting. in american life was taken as two opposing forces converged. a tragedy that has become embroiled in politics as america contemplates

trump tweeted quote rest in peace about the shooting victim while again criticizing near wheeler. wheeler saying trump inspired the conflict in the city hundreds of cars filled with supporters of the president. >>rallying in clackamas county and then driving through downtown portland. they were supported and energized by the president himself i'm reid binion reporting. >>we have developing news that we're following out of missouri, the louis police officer who was shot in the head saturday has died. the officer was responding to a shooting. 29 year-old to maris hand in is the officer he had been with the department for 3 and a half years a second officer was shot in the leg. and has been released from the hospital. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news, a frightening moment for a rally after a little girl is dragged into the air by a kite we'll have more of this shocking video coming up. and after the break elon musk shows off his new technology with the help of a pig will explain. and here's a quick live look outside the bay bridge toll plaza this morning you can see the t

. >> this after the president unleashed a series of tweets calling portland mayor ted wheeler a fool but wheeler blames the president for the chaos. >> president trump, for four years, we've had to live with you and your racist attacks on black people and now you want me to stop the violence that you helped create. >> it has been a chaotic week full of outrage since the shooting of jacob blake. lara trump says president trump has reached out to the blake family about a possible meeting, but the family's lawyers say they haven't been contacted by trump's team shaquille brewster has more. >> reporter: here in kenosha, protests have continued for eight days and remainepeend. local officials are expecting concern as president trump plans to head to kenosha on tuesday. coming up, we'll talk about the opposition he's facing from three leaders here in the state, wisconsin governor, the mayor of kenosha and the state's attorney general, who is leading the investigation into the shooting of jacob blake jacob blake still reneighbmainse hospital we know he's paralyzed from the waist down people

>>that was portland's mayor ted wheeler blasting president trump during a news conference addressing the shooting at a protest that left one person dead tonight police still searching for answers in that shooting that took place between trump supporters and black lives matter protesters conway has a closer look at where the investigation stands and also has reaction from federal authorities. >>the night of protests in portland, turning deadly on saturday night one person was shot and killed near violent clashes, one death. is one death too many. join me in denouncing all violence. let's pull together in the name of peace a trump 2020 cruz rally started earlier in the afternoon and spilled into downtown where protesters denouncing police brutality were rallying. authorities haven't said whether confrontations between the 2 groups were directly connected to the shooting. our constitution permits freedom of speech and assembly and individuals are free to disagree. but criminal activity, especially violence is out of bounds. >>police haven't released any details about the victim only say

the president has repeatedly reached out to portland mayor ted wheeler, listen, get out of my city, we don't need it and we can locally fix the problem here. white house chief of staff mark meadows this morning said the administration is not playing politics and is ready to send federal help. listen here. >> he said any governor, republican or democrat, any particular area can request help of the federal government. we are willing to come in and we are willing to provide additional assets as we did in kenosha. david: exactly 4 years ago president trump tied illegal immigration to hillary clinton arguing the country was at risk from immigrants flooding the southern border, that turned out to be a winning strategy for the president. the trump campaign now replicating that a little bit differently, this time about violence in cities. yesterday in louisiana, the president was on a tour of louisiana in texas, devastated by hurricane laura, you see in lake charles, but he did have time to work this campaign talking point, listen. >> people in portland should protest because the mayor doesn't

not even have elections in november you didn't you did imply that handing lee and the trump. 10 wheelers means he has some kind of hero he was hit by can gas himself there is he to blame partly as well because you say the state security forces were there before the federal troops and and they too were not policing the demonstrations as they should. i think ted we are fully to blame because there are a lot of steps that could have been taken to prevent this sort of federal invasion as i said there were 50 some odd days of protests prior to dharma chum's invasion in those protests had nothing to do with dharma jobs had to do with our local police and those protests where tear gas in and be in and arrested just the same as the federal officers had been doing so what i would have said is that if ted wheeler would have stood with his people from the beginning if he would have been al in the streets with his own people from the beginning we would have not been in this situation had he not been trying to demonize protesters himself using the same rhetoric that we had talked about earlier about

president trump responded to mayor wheeler's comments this afternoon on twitter saying ted wheeler is a do nothing democrat mayor who has watched great death and destruction of his city during his tenure, portland will never recover with a full for mayor. >>members of democratic presidential nominee joe biden's campaign meanwhile are accusing president trump of stirring up an rq violence and chaos. his deputy campaign manager tackling the topic this morning on fox news sunday. >>he has encouraged his supporters to go out to be aggressive. you heard you were just discussing with lara trump kellyanne conway said it unapologetically it is better for this president if there is more anarchy more violence more chaos he has at every opportunity tried to fan the flames here and we're and that is the reason we're living in donald trump's america, you know he is trying to make that argument he's trying to make an argument about joe biden's america pointing to things that are happening in donald trump's america. >>but in field says that biden will be in kenosha this week to address the situation

he hurled insults at wheeler and other, quote, radical left democrat mayors, as he calls them. while pushing his law and order message. the president's chief of staff had a similar statement. >> we've had over 200 anarchists, and they're not peaceful protesters. these are people that every single night conduct violent acts. and it is in democrat cities. you know, you want to talk about donald trump's america. most of donald trump's america is peaceful. it is a -- a democrat-led city in portland that we're talking about this morning who just yesterday denied help once again from the federal government. and so, listen, we need to get to the bottom of this. we need to make sure that we hold people accountable. >> right. >> well, democratic presidential nominee joe biden is also reacting to the violence, saying this, and i'm quote, the deadly violence we saw overnight in portland is unacceptable. i condemn this violence unequivocally. i condemn violence of every kind by anyone, whether on the left or the right, and i challenge donald trump to do the same. >>> well, we have seen rac

writing racial tensions and violence ted wheeler made the comments after a protester was shot dead during violent clashes clashes between rival groups in the city on saturday paula has been the site of nightly demonstrations for more than 3 months since police killed george floyd in minneapolis also warned trump to stay away from his city. health authorities say another 1000 people in the u.s. have died from corona virus in the past 24 hours the country has recorded almost 183000 deaths higher than both brazil and india the number of confirmed coronavirus cases globally has topped 25000000 according to a tally kept by johns hopkins university. more flooding is expected in sudan in the coming days with the river nile reaching what the government say are unprecedented levels at least 88 people have been killed and thousands of homes destroyed coming up next it's witness stay with us. the deadline it's drawing near ivory coast his rival parties to nominate their presidential candidates. october's election is likely to be a major task for the country security who will face the people in a run

donald trump to stay away from his city accusing him of inciting racial tensions and violence ted wheeler made the comments after a protester was shot dead during violent clashes clashes between rival groups in the city on saturday paula has been the site of nightly demonstrations for more than 3 months since police killed george floyd in minneapolis also warned trump to stay away from his city. health authorities say another 1000 people in the u.s. have died from corona virus in the past 24 hours the country has recorded almost 183000 deaths higher than both brazil and india the number of confirmed coronavirus cases globally has topped 25000000 according to a tally kept by johns hopkins university. or flooding is expected in sudan in the coming days with the river nile reaching what the government say are unprecedented levels at least 88 people have been killed and thousands of homes destroyed coming up next it's witness stay with us the deadline it's drawing near the ivory coast his rival parties to nominate their presidential candidates. october's election is likely to be a major task

but just four days it appears that mayor wheeler had a change of heart.l officers took over the situation in portland. he now -- this is what he believes now. "when you commit arson with an accelerant to attempt to burn down a building occupied by people who you have intentionally trapped inside you are not demonstrating. you are attempting to commit murder." he could not be more right about that. it's the drastic change. i took him 73 days, i suppose, to come up with the realization. what we are seeing in portland with the six nights in a row riots being declared. on wednesday you had some of the rioters shining lasers in the officer's eyes, and uses the boards to barricade the door and start a fire. 20 sworn officers. and civilians employees inside. this is unacceptable. it is encouraging to see that the liberal mayor of portland finally seems to realize that. thank you, everyone. >> harris: there we just had the press briefing with the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany taking several questions today. a lot of it focused on the executive orde

you helped create trump responded by lashing out at the mayor on twitter calling wheeler a full among other things saturday night shooting was caught on video. witness said the victim quote sprayed mace and launched it right into the other guy cnn has not confirmed if the victim is the person who sprayed the nice according to new york times reporter mike baker, the man killed was wearing a hat with the insignia of patriot prayer. >>a far right-wing group that has clashed with protesters before. trump tweeted quote rest in peace about the shooting victim while again criticizing near we. wheeler saying trump inspired the conflict in the city hundreds of cars filled with supporters of the president. >>rallying in clackamas county and then driving through downtown portland. they were supported and energized by the president himself i'm reid binion reporting. >>well developing out of missouri st. louis police officer who was shot in the head saturday has died that officer was responding to a shooting. he had been a he has been identified as 29 year-old to maris lohan he'd been with the dep

>>so that was portland's mayor ted wheeler blasting president trump during a news conference where they addressed the shooting at a protest that left one person dead right now police still trying to piece together this shooting that took place last night between supporters of president trump and black lives matter protesters conway has a closer look at where the investigation stands and also has reaction from federal authorities. >>the night of protests in portland, turning deadly on saturday night one person was shot and killed near violent clashes, one death. is one death too many. join me in denouncing all violence. let's pull together in the name of peace a trump 2020 cruz rally started earlier in the afternoon and spilled into downtown where protesters denouncing police brutality were rallying. authorities haven't said whether confrontations between the 2 groups were directly connected to the shooting. our constitution permits freedom of speech and assembly and individuals are free to disagree. but criminal activity, especially violence is out of bounds. >>police haven't released a

ted wheeler. >> thank you, tim. this afternoon my heart is heavy. my heart goes out to the family and the friends of the man who was killed last night on the streets of our city. i mourn with you. i'm going to support the police chief and the district attorney in apprehendsing and holding accountable those who are responsible for the homicide last night. i stand here with the police chief and the district attorney to denounce the violence. the tragedy of last night cannot be repeated. all of us must take a stance against violence. it doesn't matter who you are or what your politics are, we have to all stop the violence. for those of you saying on twitter this morning that you plan to come to portland to secret see secret ri busee seseek retribution. you have a right but we're asked you the stay away. i'm asking all of us to do our part too. one death is one death too many. join me is denouncing all violence. let's pull together in the name of peace and humanity. we don't always have to agree but we have long done so without violence. that's part of

of course it's an intentional strategy and mayor ted wheeler was really horowitz in his speech it was really a remarkable thing to state the truth so clearly and that's what we need from more politicians in the united states today the president is using the tactic of inciting protests let's recall that the president sent federal forces into the city of portland to incite protesters when the black lives matter protests were dying out and and he incited these protests that incited also you know property damage and made them larger in order to run on a massacre of law and order and now we're seeing him foment and encourage militias which is of course extremely dangerous the kind of vigilanteism that we've seen in can osha will where ordinary citizens thinking they are you know supporting the president i suppose they are but ordinary citizens that are not part of any official don't join go on the streets armed i mean this is this is the hallmark. of authoritarian movements worldwide all right well if you're saying that this is an intentional strategy then is this going to work how little

david: meanwhile, portland's democrat mayor ted wheeler who was rejected and booed by the violent mob last week once embraced the antifa thugs, now he's accusing them of attempted murder. but are wheeler's concerns truly genuine or are they guided by the left's hatred for president trump? >> don't think for a moment that you are, if you're participating in this activity that you are not being a prop for the re-election campaign of donald trump. because you absolutely are. you are creating the b-roll film that will be used in addeds nationally -- ads nationally to help donald trump during his campaign. you don't want to be part of that, don't show up. david: customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan today reacting to wheeler's partisan viewpoint. >> at first he was blaming the federal presence for the violence, and now that's shifted to local police, now he's still blaming the president for these thugs what they're doing in portland. it's unbelievable. i think the majority of the american people see past this. david: and the american people have also seen the result of the

mayor ted wheeler should apologize and then resign. but he won't. he did however finally have to admit it's not a peaceful protest. >> when you commit arson with an excel event in an attempt to burn down the building that is occupied by people that you have intentionally trapped inside, you are not demonstrating. you are attempting to commit murder. we anticipate additional attacks over the next few days. i cannot, and i will not, tolerate that. >> laura: now i think chicago's looters felt left out of the fun. they went wild last night taking all of the action to downtown to the same magnificent mile shopping district. it was also brazen that they drove up to luxury stores and loaded up on merchandise. but the police were too overwhelmed to stop all of them. now let's remember, this is happening. not because of george floyd, not happening because of police brutality or some altercation earlier in the afternoon. this is happening because of 50 years of terrible leadership in these cities, a breakdown in the family, lack of father figures, we all know

it was an extraordinary press conference by ted wheeler yesterday. as you could see, his strategy was to blame everything that has gone wrong in portland on president trump. what was extraordinary was he was asked well, what is your -- you are the mayor, what is your specific plan for dealing with this violence? and he didn't really have one. he said he would continue to implement his 19-point plan for racial justice. which by the way, included dissolving the police bureau's gun investigation unit. an amazing way to respond to a gun killing in the city. but beyond that the mayor said i'm not really sure there is a way to prevent this. >> trace: that was my next point. he was asked what do you do and he didn't have a response except to say well, we're working on these points here. i look back a month ago and coronavirus by far and away the number one topic in the country, coronavirus, coronavirus. now there are a lot of people all over the country very concerned about violence. you can feel the shift a little bit. >> yeah. the reason is public safety

visit xfinity.com/moving today. >> portland mayor ted wheeler finally condemning the nonstop violence in history is manhunt is underway for the suspected accuser, brutally attacking a driver in the middle of a crowded street. joining us, portland attorney james bugle. let's read the statement from the portland mayor as follows, i denounce all violence including the assault films and posted to social media. assaults like these make our community less safe. could this horrific attack finally be the turning point elected leaders put a end to the violence. >> not based on what we saw last. police are still under orders not to make the kind of arrests or do the kind of law enforcement that can put a end to the growing disorder. "imus in the morning" the da said assaults will not be tolerated days after vowing not to charge protesters. let's read the exact statement. they undermine everything our community is doing to remain meaningful and lasting change in the, justice system and beyond but there is the next step. will the da sent the message by charging crimes like the horrific one we've

shot dead as supporters of president clash with matters of protest protestors portland mayor ted wheeler blamed trump himself for stoking the racial unrest. this is due to your news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram d w news or visit our website www dot com. oh . i stuck in berlin house is germany's parliament the building is steeped in history . in 19451 of the last great battles world war 2 raged here the red army did everything in its power to capture the vice talk building on may 1st 945 the last defenders withdrew shortly afterwards on may 8th germany surrendered. that was 75 years ago a long time but even today the city is still full of reminders. and today i'm going to visit some of these places i would like to learn more about the end of the war here in berlin and also more about the people of that time about the victims and the perpetrators about the victors and the defeated well join me in the search for truth here in the capital. i take a look at the building where the german family signed the surrender. visit the epicenter of the security and terror of herat this

. >> reporter: ted wheeler strongly condemns the violence that took a life on the streets of the city. president trump tweeted criticizing the mayor thing portland will never recover. >> you have tried to divide us, more than any other figure in modern history. now you want me to stop the violence that you helped create. >> reporter: referencing federal troops, the president recently removed from portland, trump criticized wheeler tweeting he would like to blame me and the federal government but he has not seen anything yet. the shooting victim was called a friend and supporter of patriot prayer, according to the founder who held a demonstration at berkeley in 2017. james taylor said he is concerned that the polarization may escalate as the election approaches. >> everything you are experiencing will be raised to a higher level. for that reason, we can expect more violence. >> it is unknown what led to the shooting. and american life was taken as two forces converged. a tragedy that has become embroiled in politics as america contemplates its political direction. >> if the people reje

mayor ted wheeler warned violent protestors their actions could back fire on democrats. >> don't thinkor a moment if you are participating in this activity that you are not being a prop for the re-election campaign of donald trump because you absolutely are. you are creating the b-roll film that will be used in ads, nationally to help donald trump during his campaign. >> harris: meanwhile president trump is warning he may take further action to stop the violence. >> if i didn't send in the troops ask the great people from homeland security, you would have courthouses and post offices burn down and blown up. we may send in something else. they have been rioting for 70 days. >> harris: jonathan hunt has more. >> as the president said 70 knights of protest. it began as a black lives matter for the killing of george floyd by a white police officers. now according to portland's own mayor, they have lost sight of that cause. >> when you commit arson in an attempt to bush down a building that is occupied that you trapped inside, you are not demonstrating. you are attempting to commit murder.