it's very specific to portland. i continue to reach out to the mayor and the governor but i would direct you to the portland city council to pass a resolution that prohibited portland police from coordinating and sharing information with federal law enforcement. >> thank you. unfortunately, there are additional situations where dhs has not successfully commute catered with state and tribal officials. i continue to be troubled by supports -- by reports that ice has held young children in while deportation was arranged. notcity of phoenix does have a similar type of resolution and we are willing and able to commute kate with dhs and ice. vital totion is maintaining a coordinated and strategic response. frequent and robust commute occasion between federal, local, and state officials is both important to ensure law enforcement take the effort and a coordinated message. my question for you, acting secretary wolf, is why did dhs choose not to commute kate with the city of phoenix in advance of this initiative and what spe

this is portland. resolution prohibited portland police from sharing information with federal law enforcement. there are --y, [indiscernible] [indiscernible] >> ice has used hotel housing accommodations. that has been ongoing for days per that is nothing new. -- is not because able to take children at that specific time. another housing location, ice facility is not available. if anything, they are being deported the next day. this is a practice the department has used going back for decades. say,nication come i will should be -- globally. bothizona specifically, with the ice director and the cbp official, make sure there is coordination as individuals are either being moved out of the hotel accommodations, being deported or moved to orr. >> [indiscernible] contractswe have had for decades as to house individuals we are in the course of processing. [indiscernible] do that, we also do that with family units as well. using ice not only housing facilities, detention facilities, we have several in texas an

>> yes, there was an event in portland. and it's i think very important to remember that 99% of the country, 99.9% of the country is going about its daily business and it's not rioting, and there's not this violence. there's episodic events in certain cities and it's i think being to some extent -- david's point about political strategy on the part of the administration, it's being blown up in the sense that the cities of america are in flames. they're not, eric. there's events, episodic, that are problematic and they are protesters against police violence and racial inequality and now you've got counter protesters. and the trump administration has got to be careful here. because if this is as david, your correspondent was pointing out, a political strategy to take attention away from the coronavirus and the mismanagement of that problem and to put -- to make people fearful and scared and scare them into voting for the president, that can backlash. the president is seeing in these tweets overnight and today to be flaming th

portland is very different. you see targeted attacks in atlanta and seattle and other places at federal facilities have been damaged or we see state and local law enforcement partnering with us at the facility and then again holding those that are attacking those certainly accountable for it when we talk about operation legend which you mentioned the department of justice led initiative that's really to target the violent street crime that you see in these nature metropolitan areas great transnational criminal gangs illicit narcotics firearms and things of that nature. the department of dhs department of homeland security investigators are partnering with the department of justice on that but it's a very different activity than what we are doing in portland. >> i'm very low on time here but would dhs resources stretched what assurances can you give us the combating white supremacist of violence and terrorism is truly a priority within your department and something that you will omit the resources necessary to co

do you know about portland or -- a portland local organizer? he was using his phone when he was hit in the head by a paint projectile. he was standing 50 yards away from the federal building when he was shot. i will briefly tell you about a woman shot by federal police. she felt the munition smash into her forcehead. she said i was inspired to use my voice and my body for the clear message that black lives are worth fighting for. she said when she was hit, no announcement came from the feds. they were completely silent as far as she could tell. it is time for all of us to get into good trouble, necessary trouble. i am answering the call, as are many of oregonians across this country. until our constitution is made real, it is up to all of us in this country. i look forward to answering your questions. senator cruz: thank you. it is a great honor to testify on the constitution. the federal government has a fundamental responsibilit to protect -- responsibility to protect the rights of its citizens. i hope my testimony will correct fundamental as

and in portland, oregon. june 1, people were peaceably protesting around lafayette square, by the white house, calling for an end to racial injustice and police brutality. suddenly, federal agents, under the direction of attorney general barr, used chemical gas, batons, rubber bullets, riot shields, and flashbang grenades to forcibly disperse the protesters and clear the area. this was done so president trump could get a photo op in front of st. john's church. there was no anarchist violence in lafayette square. fact, the only ones using force were federal law enforcement agents. portland is another clear example where federal agents used excessive and indiscriminate force to break up people gathered to peaceably protest. on july 4, unidentified federal agents arrived in portland, outfitted as if for war, wearing camouflage and heavy gear. to justify this unnecessary deployment of federal officers, president trump and his administration have repeatedly portrayed portland protesters as violent anarchists and m

in portland on the ground for us. so what did we learn from today's press conference, josh, that was rather lively? >> reporter: it was indeed, wolf. this is a public safety crisis that's fueled by politics here in the city of portland. we know there have been protests that have been going on here calling for racial justice, calling for an end to police brutali brutality. that since the death of george floyd in the hands of police officers in minneapolis but an added layer, toxic mix of not only protests put politicians weighing in including the president blasting the city's democratic leadership for he's ongoing protests many turning violent during the evening hours. we've heard local city officials here in portland saying that it's the federal government. their presence and the president himself who was causing a lot of theage da agitation and angster. we heard moments ago from the mayor taking aim at the president. in his ridicule saying that the president has caused a lot of this violence. we know that overnight,

tragically nowhere more so than portland oregon. in portland antifa and other radicals have thrown pipes the dhs officers to use commercial grade lasers to try to blind them perhapsga permanently. then launched attacks with commercial grade fireworks and firebombed a federal courthouse. this is not peaceful protest. this violence speaks for itself. but for good measure on the county courthouse until the police and i.c.e. are abolished we will burn the city down piece by piece. they are telling us what their demands are to shut down and abolish the police this should be universally condemned. and to say don't murder your fellow citizens and don't attack police officers protect each other's rights. instead of seeing leaders united we see too many local officials mayors and governors who have made a cynical decision is in their partisan interest to turn a blind eye to the law enforcement officers to be attacked on a nightly basis and even worse than that, to demonize the police officers. to throw out terms like storm troopers and gesta

even -- even if the portland police or portland city council didn't put down some draconian rules on the police department, they still don't have enough resources. and so, what's going to happen is that emboldens people, on both sides. the people coming in on a daylight, you know, a daylight parade, supporting their views. which is as legitimate as somebody at night supporting their views. they're going to conflict. and nobody's going to be there to stop them. and it emboldens both sides. >> steve moore, really appreciate you taking the time. i want to go back to sergio, who is on the line, still. and has been in portland, throughout, on the scene. on the streets. i was actually just looking at your twitter feed, sergio. and, you know, there's still a sizeable crowd in the area outside the -- the federal courthouse. something you posted about 45 minutes ago. what is the mood there on the street? set the scene for us, how it is now? >> right now, they're outside the federal courthouse and they're chanting black lives matter. and it's, you know, when -- when the person who was shot --

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 between the president's supporters and black lives matter protesters in that city. the president retweeting a video in which you can see trump supporters on the flatbed of a truck firing pepper spray and paint balls at protesters and also, in fact, hitting a journalist. the president was also directly responding to the mayor of portland, oregon, as he was delivering a news conference. the mayor drawing a line between the president's rhetoric and the violence he has seen in that city. the president responding in realtime where he calls the mayor of portland, ted wheeler r, a radical left do nothing mayor, and says this, which is v

what i'm asking all of us as portlanders 20 do, do our part, too. let's not take the bait, let's not engage. if you see people that are doing thing that look violent, say something, do something, don't just be passive, because ultimately when we see examples of violence, that undermines or democrat sick. the democracy is dependent on having different opinions, vetten opinions, and having uncomfortable conversations without resorting to violence. i've asked the president to do his part. i will do my part. we both have an important part to play. we're both accountable. hi, bridget. >> reporter: we'll see other protests just after this, but now why are we seeing a lot of law enforcement this weekend and last? >> we had a strong presence yesterday. most of this activity was vehicle-borne, so we did have ives in vehicles. we had our traffic division. we had folks stationed at different areas, but it's difficult when you have small groups of people spread throughout the city to sometimes engage in violent acts with each other. we only have limited resourc

portlanders are on to you. we've already seen your reckless disregard for human life in your response to the covid pandemic and have reached the conclusion that images of violence or vandalism are your only ticket to reelection. the president responded. he tried mixing with the agitators and an -- we have only been there with a small group to defend our u.s. courthouse because he couldn't do it. intimating that might be a bigger group going in the next time, sir >> no, absolutely. the president has made it clear he wants those options maintained available. we're dealing with a mayor who hates president trump more than he loves the people in portland. and he doesn't care about peace if he thinks he can score cheap political points on the president while he is up for reelection. and the president just wants peace. that's all we did in kenosha is advance what was needed to achieve peace there. that was done -- some reluctance at the governor's part as first. when the violence escalated he took the president up on

josh campbell, cnn, portland, oregon. >>> and president trump reacting to portland's mayor in real time with a series of tweets. 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 k

and in portland, oregon. were peaceably protesting around lafayette square around the white house, an end to racial injustice and police brutality. agents, under al the direction of attorney gas,al barr, used chemical atons, rubber bullets, riot and dispersed the protesters and to clear the area. so president trump could get a photo op in front of st. john's church. was no anarchist violence in lafayette square. using force was law enforcement agents. portland, federal agents used excessive and indiscriminate force to break up people to peaceably protest. on july 4, unidentified federal in portland, outfitted as if for war, wearing heavy gear.nd to justify this unnecessary eployment of federal officers, president trump and his dministration have repeatedly portrayed portland protesters as iolent anarchists and members of antifa. but in the past four weeks, what we have actually seen are beating up on nonviolent protesters, tear assing them, and shooting them with rubber bullets and other so-called less lethal

portland needs calm. we're living in an extremely divided era and it's time to start focusing on what we have in common and not what divides us. lives are at stake. >> thank you, mayor. my heart is also heavy today. any time a human being loses their life, it's a huge tragedy and my condolences go out to the family. martin luther king said we must learn to live together as brothers or parish together as foo fools. those words were as true today when dr. king spoke them 56 years ago in stc.louis. i know a lot of my neighbors are fearful and hurting. i understand that. we're 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 generations could be undermined by this terrible act of violence. my message today to my neighbors is we can never allowed hatred or racism or division and violence to win. when we allow that, democracy loses. when we allow violence a

last night portland witnessed another homicide. this time in downtown portland. there are many who are sharing information on social media or jumping to conclusions that are not based in fact. a human being lost their life last night and it's critical that everyone refrain from consistenconjecture and allow uo gather the evidence and statements needed to hold the person who did this responsible for this heinous act. we ask that anyone with information or video or eyewitness accounts, please come forward and share that information with our investigators so we can quickly resolve this case. prior to the shooting, there was a political rally involving a vehicle caravan that traveled through portland for several hours. there were some skirmishes between rally goers and counter demonstrators and police made several arrests. the caravan covered miles of area and officers responded to different locations as identified problems arose and provided a presence and even made arrests when warranted. the vehicle caravan had already cleared the area when the shooting occurred n

local time here right now in portland. still a long night ahead. and obviously police are out trying to patrol the neighbors and ensure they don't see the same type of violence we've seen in the past. we are waiting to see, they are waiting to see whether or not we see that type of violence. >> of course. and josh campbell, we will check back in with you next hour. joining us there live from portland. many thanks. >>> well, another u.s. city is also coping with unrest following the shooting of a black man by police. it's been a rough week for kenosha, wisconsin, following violent clashes and a deadly shooting during racial justice protests. president trump is planning to visit there on tuesday to meet with law enforcement and see the damage for himself. but wisconsin governor tony evers is pleading with the president to reconsider, saying in a letter, quote, i am concerned your presence will only hinder our healing. i'm concerned your presence will only delay our work to overcome division and move forward together. now, despite the governor's reser

in portland, it only inflamed tensions. it's like throwing gasoline on the fire of dissent here in portland, and so when you hear donald trump threatening to send in the feds again or the national guard, he's also threatening to create the very disorder that he claims to be against. so how, if you were in joe biden‘s position, given all that, how would you respond ? if i werejoe biden, i'd get on over here as soon as possible and send some emissaries, and of course be socially distanced, and engage with what's actually going on here, engage with the political leaders, see what's actually happening in portland. talk to activists on the ground. there's one thing that unites all the activists and that is that they are for black lives matter, whether it's those spikier protests in the evening or the daily marches that you'll sometimes see as well. so were i biden, i'd come on over, send some emissaries, try to figure out what's actually going on the ground instead of shooting off tweets and doing press conferences. let's figu

he was reacting to the events in portland, oregon. we have new disturbing video. see it freeze at the moment this person was killed. >> go, go, go! >> what the [ bleep ]? >> help him! >> got mace in my eyes. >> the shootling happened on a night that also included tense clashes between racial justice activists and a caravan of trump supporters rolling into town for a demonstration on their own. >> [ bleep ]. >> you don't live here! >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> this video from "the new york times" mike baker shows a man in the back of firing a paint ball gun. a man in another truck releases a gas and then some of the protesters respond by throwing objects back at them. here's what baker said about that moment. >> as soon as both groups got together it was increasingly volatile throughout the night. we saw paint balls fired from the back of pickup trucks and the people throwing things back. at times cars that were, vehicles that were blocked and people getting out and fist fights happening in the streets. there was growing tensions and scattered throughout downtown wit

the citizens of portland want this. we need to bring some normalcy back to portland. again, if the state and local officials won't do it, they need to ask for assistance from the federal government. >> president trump's been ferociously tweeting this morning including this one at 6:00 a.m. eastern. the big backlash going on in portland cannot be unexpected after 95 days of watching an incompetent mayor admit that he has no idea what he is doing. the people of portland won't put up with no safety any longer. the mayor is a fool. bring in the national guard. this is one of 70 tweets the president sent out this morning, some of which cannot be read on tv. joe biden has said trump is using the national guard as a pawn. >> i'll be a commander in chief. i'll make sure that our national guard have the support and resources they need. not one, not one who diverts more than $1 billion in national guard funding to pay for a border wall, taken out of the national guard for a border wall. that's not keeping us safe. i'll restore respect for our civil and military relations. that'

in portland, it only inflamed tensions. it is like throwing gasoline on the fire of dissent here in portland so when you hear donald trump threatening to sendin donald trump threatening to send in the feds again or the national guard, he is also threatening to create the very disorder that he claims to be against. so how, if you are in joe biden‘s position, given all that, how would you respond? joe biden‘s position, given all that, how would you respond ?m i werejoe that, how would you respond ?m i were joe biden, that, how would you respond ?m i werejoe biden, i get on over here as soon as possible and of course be socially distant and engage with what is going on here, engage with the political leaders, see what is actually happening in portland. talk to ask of us on the ground. there is one thing that you nate activists, they are for black lives matter. —— talked activists on the ground. if i we re activists on the ground. if i werejoe biden, activists on the ground. if i were joe biden, i activists on the groun

we need portland to step up and bring this violence to a close and i think you'll see a lot of this go away. >> brennan: it sounds then like you're asking portland officials to crack down on the trump supporters, too. if that is not what you mean, please clarify. >> i'm asking portland officials -- so that's the mayor, the governor, and that's the local law enforcement to do their job to address any violent activity that is occurring in their streets. as soon as they do that, we'll see that as we have seen in wisconsin and other places, we'll see the violence go down to almost zero, and this will address the issue that portland has been dealing with for three months, that the citizens of portland have been dealing with for over three months. it is time to end thes lawlessness and the chaos. >> brennan: the president said on friday he has been discussing and invoking the i insurrection i'mn

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 tense night. >> reporter: yeah, exactly right, wolf. that press conference with the portland mayor took place behind me at city hall just a short time ago. and the mayor came out blasting the president saying that the president is largely to blame for so much of the violence that has been seen here in the city of portland. this followed a very dangerous night, a deadly night, one person was shot and killed here among these protests. one thing that happened last night that we haven't seen to the degree that we've seen in previous weeks, there were hundreds of pro trump supporters who came here in a caravan to downtown portland last night, that leading to violence. police say they were encounters between the pro-trump crowd, the counter demon

shootings taking place in portland, st. louis, some deadly, protestors turned out seventh consecutive day night of protests in kenosha overnight. that remains peaceful for the most part. welcome to america's news headquarters, leland great to be with you as well. i'm gillian turner. leland: gillian, nice to be with you. we will check with garrett tenney. we will take a look at portland where one person was shot and killed near a clash between black lives matter and propresident trump supporters. kristina coleman. christina: caravan was making its way downtown when protestors attempted to stop them by standing in the street. third consecutive weekend of tension escalating between competing groups of protestors in portland. last night trump supporters fired pallets and counter-protestors as counter-protestors threw things at trump-supporting caravan. the shooting happened after most of the caravaners left the area. police haven't released information on the victim but associated press freelance photographer says the white man

do you know about portland or -- a portland local organizer? he was using his phone when he was hit in the head by a paint projectile. he was standing 50 yards away from the federal building when he was shot. i will briefly tell you about a woman shot by federal police. she felt the munition smash into her forcehead. she said i was inspired to use my voice and my body for the clear message that black lives are worth fighting for. she said when she was hit, no announcement came from the feds. they were completely silent as far as she could tell. it is time for all of us to get into good trouble, necessary trouble. i am answering the call, as are many of oregonians across this country. until our constitution is made real, it is up to all of us in this country. i look forward to answering your questions. senator cruz: thank you. it is a great honor to testify on the constitution. the federal government has a fundamental responsibilit to protect -- responsibility to protect the rights of its citizens. i hope my testimony will correct fundamental as

tragedy of last night cannot be repeated all of us must take a stance against violence the mayor of portland makes an appeal for calm after a protest turned deadly he also launches a stinging attack on president trump. and in formula one a champagne performance from lewis hamilton at the belgian grand prix another win puts him one step closer to the title michael schumacher is racing records. i'm wearing blue cross welcome to the program police in the belarus and capital minsk have arrested more than $100.00 anti-government protesters they were taking part in yet another mass demonstration to demand president alexander lukashenko stepped out of the protest started after lucas claimed an overwhelming reelection victory earlier this month but observers said the poll was neither free nor fair. go away they chant tens of thousands hit the streets of minsk on sunday the 3rd week of protests during their past. to avoid a massive police presence. but not always with success. thousands have been detained in recent weeks opponents of the regime and of president aleksander lucas shank oh. my god i cam

portland's mayor is urging anyone that might come to portland to seek revenge for this weekend's shooting death to stay away. pullen's police chief says it's critical that people refrain from conjecture, because lives are at stake. they've chosen not to prosecute many of the criminal violent rioters here over the past couple months, but federal authorities are not being as lenient. here in portland, 76 people have been hit with lateral chargers and nationwide, 302 people are facing federal charges related to ongoing unrest and rioting. oregon's governor has authorized state police to return to portland to help the police department which has been stretched thin. melissa. >> melissa: matt, thank you for that. speaking of portland, we want to go right to the white house. kelly mcinerney is addressing. let's listen in. >> nearly 1,000 national guard troops were deployed at the request of local officials. resident trump showed up and law and order arrived. nationally according to the doj, 300 have been arrested under 302 charged amid riots and unrest. democrats are late to the game, i stood b

matt finn reporting from portland this afternoon, hi, matt. >> john right now the portland police say a great deal of investigation needs to be done in this case they are asking the public for eyewitness accounts or video of the shooting in which they say can help them. this is the intersection where the police say that man was shot in the chest and killed saturday. people have been dropping off flowers and cards and tying them to the street near the shooting. [guns fired" >> the police have not identified the victim or thg victim's name has appeared on social media and in local reports. aaron danielson a reporter of conservative group "patriot prayer." after president trump supporter's cruise through portland's downtown streets in a planned demonstration on saturday. opposing groups and rioters clashed with the pro talk don't trump supporters and a man was shot dead hours after the caravan and it appeared local reports say there is a shootingt being investigated right now. oregon's governor and portland's mayor pointing the finger at the president for inciting violence and cast blame

portland, oregon, is ground zero. this president has basically stoke the flames for racist extremists, neonazis, and the alt-right. this president is even defending kyle rittenhouse who went to wisconsin and killed two protesters. at the end of the day, the mayor of portland are absolutely right. today people are calling for help from the president. there is a race war in america right now because of this president. people are calling me, asking if there indeed is a way to get the international crimes court to come in to deal with this. you know, i've talked to some people who are in intelligence and they're saying he's done heinous things, but they have to say we don't know for sure. people are now afraid of this president, because he's stoke the flames. he's now begun a race war in america in 2020. >> commissioner ramsey, do you feel as strongly as april? is a race war playing out? i don't want to get into the politics. i'm here for the policing part. this is dangerous. wherever you stand on a political spectrum, le

tim gordon reporting live from portland. now, the city's mayor wheeler had more than just criticisms for president trump at today's news conference. he also suggested a way forward. >> we also see this coming and i've stood at this podium i don't know how many times and have said that we must denoins the violence that, we must work together, that we must accurately address what's going on around systemic injustices in our community here in portland and hold ourselves accountable for what's happening here in portland, but the president has a role to play in this as well in acknowledging and understanding those systemic injustices nationally. and the tweets that he's been putting out in the last 48 hours attacking democratic mayors, attacking those who are trying to bring resolution to the violence in their local communities, he has an opportunity to uplift, doesn't bring us together and help us move through this difficult situation in our nation's history and instead he chooses to play petty politics and divide us. this would

and that's what needs to happen in portland. you know, it's interesting to see you frame portland that way after 94 days. perhaps now we're going to act because someone was shot last night. but to suggest that somehow it's been peaceful in portland, chuck, is not looking at the facts. 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 want to talk about donald trump's america? most of donald trump's america is peaceful. it is 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. and, ultimately, we need to make sure that these people that are conducting these acts go to jail. we've had over 97 federal law enforcement arrests that were conducted in portland. but largely the d.a. there in portland, chuck, he says, even if you a

and has drawn counterprotests. >> portland desperately needs calm. we're living in an extremely divided era, and it is time for us to start focusing on what we have in common and not what divides us. lives are at stake. >> also this is the third consecutive weekend of tension escalating between competing groups of protesters in portland. jon? jon: christina coleman reporting from los angeles, christina thanks. >>> there's new violence against police to tell you about. a suspect under arrest in st. louis for shooting two officers who were responding to a shooting near a park there. the attack leaving one of them in critical condition. meanwhile in chicago, two officers were shot during an early morning traffic stop. one of them sustaining multiple gunshot wounds to the chest and back. we're told that that officer is in stable condition. the nation has seen at least 32 police officers killed in the line of duty this year, more than 700 injured. the violence is concurrent with the growing push the defund police departments across the country, a movement

for portland on both sides of the aisle. i don't know what votes the republicans are going to get in portland or seattle or minneapolis the those are pretty solid blue states i don't think the republicans are going to be too worried about that however the republicans are very worried about people being thrown out of their homes because their rent is not being paid because government shut down their businesses i think that is a bigger deal that that republicans and democrats are going to have to deal with going into the election as they don't want their constituents being thrown out on the streets going into election day so i think that is where republicans and democrats are going to come together but i think that the democrats are going to hold the republicans hostage to that issue and on the the these inner city issues that you were just talking about. well before i let you go i want to take up your parts and had you wear it so well i have and i think that's a good thing i think you fully i know that you believe it i want t

did they come from areas outside of portland? and do you know anything more about how they organized? >> reporter: there were plenty of people from the region around oregon but people were driven in from other states. this is a group that had been organizing on facebook for several days. getting this event together. and so, yeah, there is a mix of local people and people from outside and i think that's one other thing that's been inserted here a lot more the last week. a week ago, there was a far right demonstration in portland that was sort of a chance for that group to say they're going to be here and fight local protesters. if need be and that turned into a volatile situation as well, where people were shooting paint ball guns and fighting in the streets and one person brandished a gun. and felt like a moment where it could get -- could be something deadly there as well and tonight it was. >> a tragic scene for sure. and it's just so disturbing also just to think of americans pitted against each other in the streets first figh

, have identified the victim as aaron danielson of portland. they say any autopsy must be completed and all next of kin notified. he was associated with the right-leaning group patriot prayer which was part of a large caravan that cruise through portland streets. skirmishes broke out between some members of the pro-trump groups and black lives matter protesters who had been demonstrating in portland since the death of george floyd in may. the victim was shot and killed after the caravan and data. police not identified a suspect. local media report police are investigating a 48-year-old man who calls himself antifascist and was accused earlier this summer of carrying a loaded gun at a portland protest. portland's mayor is urging anyone to keep out. >> you have a constitutional right to be here but we are asking you to stay away and work with us to help us de-escalate the situation. >> the police chief is pleading for no more violence. >> portland desperately needs calm. we are living in an extremely divided era was time for us to start focusing

president donald trump accused of inflaming racial tension after a shooting in portland where his supporters clashed with counter-demonstrators. celebrations among opposition party supporters of montenegro after a church dispute brings a certain rise election results. and a minimum wages among sweeping labor reforms in qatar in the lead up to hosting the next football world cup. fellow protesters and by the roofs were warned against demonstrating by the government threats of a crackdown didn't keep them away tens of thousands once again filled the streets in the capital to protest against president alexander lukashenko they choose him a frigging last month's presidential election. as following developments from neighboring over to a meal. sunday's alexander lukashenko 66th birthday this is not the president he was hoping for. was. we're not a herd of cattle or cowards we're belorussians that chante was. it's 3 weeks since the disputed election the balor russian president claimed to win with 80 percent of the vote. no one here believes that and they've been protesting against luka shank ever

police in the city of portland declared a riot there last night after a portland police association building was broken into and set awe afire. three people -- aafire. three people were arrested and sent to jail. their charges are pending, the

security forces prepared to retreat from portland after accusations of gassing beating and kidnapping protesters is the war against racial capitalism far from over we ask longtime protest organizer and vice chair of the oregon democrats black caucus gregory healthy and his nasa launches its historic perseverance rover to mars to look for signs of life is it the end of us a gemini in unlocking the secrets of the universe after chinese attempts to make history on the red planet we ask alan stern who is leading the 1st ever mission to explore pluto about how high the stakes are when it comes to space all this more coming up in this lockdown edition of going underground but 1st let's go to portland to gregory mackell he's the vice chair of the oregon democrats black caucus gregory what on earth is going on in portland we're seeing images all over the internet of tear gas of warfare not seen even in even in countries where the u.n. is impose sanctions on. yeah it's really appalling to see in the streets of berlin it's right downtown in the heart of our city and every night appears to look

shootings taking place in portland, st. louis, some deadly, protestors turned out seventh consecutive day night of protests in kenosha overnight. that remains peaceful for the most part. welcome to america's news headquarters, leland great to be with you as well. i'm gillian turner. leland: gillian, nice to be with you. we will check with garrett tenney. we will take a look at portland where one person was shot and killed near

demonstrators on the right and left clash in portland, oregon. one man is dead. people scatter when a gun ipull the black lives matter plaza near the white house. plus president trump calling for a crack down as congressional critics push back. >> the chaos and disorder and the lawlessness that we are currently seeing, that's donald trump's america. >> also, capital outcry after the white house pulls in person briefings. and louisiana after laura. how thousands are recovering following the devastating hurricane. >>> europe's last dictator faces new opposition. an iron fist next? >>> covid concerns. we hop on the school bus to see how drivers plan to keep kids safe. and later, pandemic pups. bringing smiles to those who need them most. >> every time i see a dog it helps. this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening, i'm jamie yuccas in los angeles. this has been a weekend of rising political conflict across the country. over issues of can crime, protests and race. in portland, oregon, social justice dmopors and trump supporters battled in the streets. one man

let's go to portland to gregory mackell he's the vice chair of the oregon democrats black caucus gregory what on earth is going on in portland we're seeing images all over the internet of tear gas of warfare not seen even in even in countries where are the u.n. is imposed sanctions on. yeah it's really appalling to see in the streets of berlin it's right downtown in the heart of our city and every night appears to look like a war zone we have troops in camouflage police deploying tear gas and flash bangs and it's absolute chaos down town portland and it's hard to see in a city that i love so much now you know the job or the boss of a department of homeland security says you're all violent and i casts on the streets of poland apparently they are using george w. bush's 2002 homeland security act $20.00 to not change under president obama that allows the federal security security forces to attack what they presumably see as valid advocates yeah i mean i'm not a violent man i care if they have never committed violence at a protest much of what they say is violent anarky is actually graffiti.

portland police responded to a shooting overnight in downtown portland. they found a man in the downtown area that had been shot. in fact, some of the pictures we're able to show you, disturbing images but at the same time, we'll give you a better idea of what took place overnight. you can see medics evaluating this man. he was eventually pronounced dead. important to point out that "the new york times" is reporting that the man was wearing a hat with an insignia that belonged to a far right group out of portland. the reason we mention that, at the same time the police officers were investigating this deadly shooting, there were clashes unfolding nearby between trump supporters and what's believed to be members of the black lives matter movement. we need to be clear, police haven't said if the shooting is directly linked to that. we hope to learn more. a little bit of background about the clashes happening between -- after an event on facebook that described itself as trump 2020 cruise rally and counter protesters. i want you to hear from mike baker who s