carley: it is not just in portland. chicago is experiencing a crime problem and yesterday chicago mayor lori lightfoot addressed it and she blamed business owners, listen to this. >> some of the retailers downtown, i will tell you i am disappointed they are not doing more to take safety and make it a priority. carley: we mentioned your business had been robbed three times, what's your reaction to her line of thinking on this? >> i don't understand how she can come at it from a standpoint of focusing on what the businesses should be doing, the question is what options do we have? take a look at portland, our police force is at the smallest level in decades. and yet they have turned around and pulled out more resources out of a group, they are trying to bring them back. it will take years to come back. what options do businesses have right now outside of going out and hiring private security? carley: that is extra cost for businesses after the pandemic and when crime is up, so bad for everybody going through this like you

so portland. this is it grand total of 452 square inches we are in portland, oregon, and we are standing next to the world's smallest park. >> reporter: somebody actually keeps track of that? >> guinness. guinness book of world records has certified this as the world's smallest park. it's on maps a lot of people know nothing about it the great story back in 1946 post world war ii, this was originally going to be the place for a light pole nobody put in a light pole a fellow named dick fagan, jornlist, his office was over here the more he looked at it, the more he wanted to do something he came down here, took the weeds out, planted some plants and some flowers, declared it a park wrote about it in his column he was irish so he kind of imagined a story about a leprechaun supposedly dick fagan was the only person who could see the leprechaun he would write about the park and what was going on and it caught on. after his death in 1969 it was officially declared a park there is a bureau of parks in po

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portland to us. we're proud to be the home of the world's smallest park. >>> maybe the good mr. fagan spent some time at the irish pub. >>> the housing boom still roaring. that is what is topping cnbc's on the money home prices continue to surge raging more than 18% above last year low rates, limited inventory pent-up demand for the pandemic keeping the housing market red hot. all 20 major cities measured saw double digit gains the hottest markets are literally hot. phoenix, tampa and miami. >>> your passport like everything else getting more expensive. the state department hiking the cost of the travel doc by 20 bucks. that extra fee won't help you get it any faster. travelers can still expect the processing time up to 11 weeks >>> and the breakfast of champions has a new face clarence frank, the 99-year-old from marion, iowa, has been eating wheaties for breakfast every morning since he served in world war ii now he is on the box general mills agreed to put fred on after his daughter e-mailed them

portland, absolutely, he's he's steph curry. so anything's possible. middles and patriots bills fan bundled up for monday night football first quarter damien harris for the patriots. it's gonna break the 67 yards to the house patriots. only attempted three passes all game the fewest by an nfl team in 47 years bills fans. well, they were frustrated new england led by four late in the four two minutes to go fourth and 14. josh allen's pass is broken up patriots win 14. and bill belichick actually smiling the passive won seven straight and are nine and five are the top seed in the afc 49ers defensive lineman, eric armstead stopped by a boys and girls club in san jose for the 49ers read for justice event. armstead read a dozens of youngsters who were thrilled to have him read to them. he launched his foundation the armstrand academic project back in 2019 and realizes the power of his platform to create change. me being an nfl player, you know youth resonate with that and i can have a huge impact on our life. someone like me promotin

inch park it is very portland to us. the world's smallest park. we're proud to be the home of the world's smallest park. >>> maybe the good mr. fagan spent some time at the irish pub. >>> the housing boom still roaring. that is what is topping cnbc's on the money home prices continue to surge raging more than 18% above last year low rates, limited inventory pent-up demand for the pandemic keeping the housing market red hot. all 20 major cities measured saw double digit gains the hottest markets are literally hot. major cities mead phoenix, tampa and miami. miam >>> your passport like everything else getting more expens >>> your passport like everything else getting more expensive. the the state department hiking the cost of the travel doc by 20 bucks. that extra fee won't help you get it any faster. travelers can still expect the processing time up to 11 weeks >>> and the breakfast of champions has a new face clarence frank, the 99-year-old from marion, iowa, has been eating wheaties for breakfast every morning since he

he wrote although both portland and january 6 rioters attacked federal buildings, portland attacked at night meaning they raged against a largely vacant courthouse. members of congress coward under chairs while staffers blockades themselves in offices. so both of these cases from the defendants related to january 6th are ongoing. they're pleading not guilty, but they're not going to get the evidence they wanted to get as they're preparing for trial. >> we'll see if that judge's reasoning quiets any of the false equivalency. thank you both very much for your reporting. >>> he was a legend on the football field. in the broadcast both and for video gamers around the world. nfl icon, john madden, has passed away. we reflect on his life and legacy, next. sleep better and longer when you need it most. it's non habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. new zzzquil ultra. when you really really need to sleep. we're having a baby, so the new law came at a perfect time. for less than 30 a month, the whole family is covered. i love my job and it pays really well. there's just no health c

. >> the portland trail blazers in town after tonight. they go on a five-game eastern conference, road trip and there's a milestone that the fans would like to win this here in the bay before the dubs leave. but it's a longshot kron. 4 sports reporter kylen mills she is live at chase center with the details. kylen. >> hey, jason, we're star steph curry would have to make 16 threes in this game against the portland trail blazers in order to set the record for the most career. 3 pointers. if he did that. he also it set the record for the most threes in a single game. it's unlikely that will happen. but in the words of curry himself. anything's possible. it's just a testament to how spectacular of a player he is the fact that this is even a narrative going into this game. i coach steve kerr, how curry has impacted the nba as a whole with his shooting her issa r kerr said that curry has changed the way the game is played and the way coaches and executives value. 3 point shooting the coaches curry has opened doors for a lot of players, especia

portland was pretty -- it got close to violent. it's a very serious one. but it's not a big surprise that that's what happened here. >> i mean, i do think that actually, police officers were injured. i think that -- in other words, i think it crossed the line. >> definitely. >> for violence. >> but all those people, alisyn, are being prosecuted. anyone who was involved in actually injuring the officers, that is where they're drawing the line. >> okay, that's really helpful. harry litman, thank you. great to see you. happy new year. >> thank you, alisyn. happy new year. >>> all right, we do have some chilling new details that are emerging about this man who went on a shooting spree in denver. so, there's a series of books written by the gunman that have foreshadowed this attack. we have more next. our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ worker's comp can crush a small business. every year it

portland, absolutely, he's he's steph curry. so anything's possible. middles and patriots bills fan bundled up for monday night football first quarter damien harris for the patriots. it's gonna break the 67 yards to the house patriots. only attempted three passes all game the fewest by an nfl team in 47 years bills fans. well, they were frustrated new england led by four late in the four two minutes to go fourth and 14. josh allen's pass is broken up patriots win 14. and bill belichick actually smiling the passive won seven straight and are nine and five are the top seed in the afc 49ers defensive lineman, eric armstead stopped by a boys and girls club in san jose for the 49ers read for justice event. armstead read a dozens of youngsters who were thrilled to have him read to them. he launched his foundation the armstrand academic project back in 2019 and realizes the power of his platform to create change. me being an nfl player, you know youth resonate with that and i can have a huge impact on our life. someone like me promotin

. >> not only is violent crime at an all-time high in portland. when people call 911 for anything but the most serious and life threatening crimes in progress chances are they won't see an officer for several hours. look at the tweet from police on monday. due to critical incidents happening today and pbb staffing shorts acknowledge officers are responding to priority one and two calls only and response times may be delayed for certain calls. monday was a very busy day. there were several armed carjackings that led to officers killing that suspect on the highway. there was also a murder around the same time. but we learned that in this city that defunded the police department by $15 million in 2020 and has lost 84 officers in the last 18 months, police not responding to most 911 calls is fairly common. >> in portland what we see happen is sometimes as often or once or twice a week, not every week we'll reach a point we have to only send resources to the priority 1 or 2 calls for a period of time. >> portland is one of those cities that set an all-

i didn't know i was in portland. >> the langs' troubles are not over. a few months after dan brought karen home from portland, he was diagnosed with cancer. so a skeptic's question. you know, you two have been through so much in the last year that, i mean -- has this not damaged your faith? you're not angry at god for picking on you? >> no. >> i mean, if there's a plan for you is your plan to be so brutalized by an attack and by cancer? >> well, the beauty is that we also see the blessings, see how it's had such a positive effect on people and how it could be so much worse for me. i see it as we need to go through it. it will be a season of recovery for us. >> and then in september 2014, it was pendleton roundup time again. and the emcee's voice boomed through the arena. miracles happen, said the announcer. >> no one in pendleton knows that better than our singer today. for our "national anthem," please welcome miss karen lang. ♪ o say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ >> i looked at it as an opportunity to really just thank the people

district court but was also the president of portland's colored women's equal suffrage association. the sophisticated third generation western suffragists also mounted new kinds of splashy, creative campaigns that changed american politicking forever, with marches, publicity stunts, and the first buttons, tote bags and even electric bags. in seattle dr. kora smith eaten authored the first cook book, accomplished mountaineer who summited the state's big six peaks. she wore these kind of canvas shorts which bulked under the knee. carried a suffrageburn to the summit reineer. suffragists had won in oregon, kansas, nevada, montana. most western women could now vote, before women in a single state back east. ironically, by the time of the suffragists triumph that yeerks , the west's demography had synced with the rest of the nation. society's turn, aggravated by women's economic and political gains created the predictable backlash. even the rugged rodeo cowgirls who competed with men were replaced with spangled rodeo queens, from their palaminos. the record of its women are not a seamles

by the time she was a teenager her parents had finally moved into portland. they work in in a hotel, andf the guests in the hotel was a professor and he started tutoring her. she was very bright and she, by the time she got to the point where she could apply to medical school she clerked in some of the first department stores in the west. she was a sales clerk, to make money for her tuition money to go to the university medical school. she was one of three women and her class. this was around 1890-ish. she married a surgeon in her class and they took off -- they practice for a little while in portland and they said no, this is not exciting enough. they took off to the alaska gold rush, did house calls on dog sleds, started a hospital, prevented some terrible epidemic. she came back to portland, only visited him then for summers, had her baby, got her mother to watch the baby. she carried on her medical practice, started the suffrage campaign, broke all kinds of class and race barriers, ended up running for congress in 1920. she didn't win but she spent the re

on wednesday . >> do you think it's obtainable against portland? >> absolutely. he's steph curry. anything is possible. he's made half-court shots in back to back games. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: you know what i am shooting for? i am shooting for some of this great food out here at this ballpark. the aroma is killing me. back to you guys and studio. >> get after it, vern. >>> up next, we hear from a veteran who survived the attack on pearl harbor. it is 80 years after that fateful day. >>> a reminder, we want to see your holiday lights as we celebrate the season. email your pictures and videos to kpix.com, or take us on social media using the hashtag kpix bright spots. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me

portland has already seen a record 70 to homicides this year . it is so bad that far left hear ted wheeler is now pushing for $5 million increase to the police budget to hire more police officers. bottom line is in portland righ now, if you're in a situation that's not life-threatening, you're better off filing a clai online then you are calling 911. >> okay. thank you very much from the west coast in a very so another feed accused against former jeffer upstream confidantes testifying to protect her privacy she described graphic acts she witnessed and also mad to perform on epstein during so-called massages at his palm beach home while she was underage. she testified that she first arrived at the age of 14 and maxwell instructed virginia roberts, and other accuser not expected to testify at the tria to take carolyn upstairs and show her what to do. carolyn said she visited epstei hundreds of times and something happened every single time unti she was 18, with maxwell seeing her naked in a massage room and also touching her inappropriately herself

by the time she was a teenager, her parents finally moved to portland. one of the guests in the hotel that her parents worked in was a professor and he started to tutor her. she was very bright. and she, by the time she got to the point where she could apply to medical school, chic lurked in some of the first department stores in the west. she was a sales clerk to make money for tuition, to go to the university medical school. she was one of three women in her class, this was around 1890. she married a surgeon in her class and they took off. they practiced for a little while in portland and then they said, no, this is not exciting enough. they took off to the elastic alaska gold rush, did house calls on dog sled, started a hospital, prevented some terrible epidemic. she came back to portland, visited him in the summer's, had a baby, got her mother to watch the baby. carried on a medical practice, started the suffrage campaign, broke all kinds of class and race barriers, ended up running for congress in 1920. she didn't win but she spent the rest of her l

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jason, let's go to portland. the police there are warning residents if they call 911 the response time will be delayed because of a staff shortage. portland saw a record number about of homicides this year too. what is the response by the authorities in portland? >> well the authorities are being pretty open and honest about this. they're saying we need more bodies. we need more officers. we need to be able to respond to these calls. i mean they lost between 150 and 200 officers from where they need to be to properly staff the city. i would argue that is probably already pretty low to begin with. they have got 855 cops on the force, for the entire city. that is obviously not enough to protect portland. on monday, for example, there were multiple carjackings across the city and cops shot and killed an armed suspect. at that time because of staffing they had to shift to priority calls only, priority one or two. calling 911 crime in progress serious threat to life they will be able to respond to that, beyond that th

what portland police are saying about 911 calls that is causing so much anxiety. >> portland is now on their own. our leaders have spent the last 18 months working on trying to defund the police rather than trying to figure out how to support them in order to be able to make our city safe. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have mul

portland has blown past its own record for murders. the district attorney filed only chargers a fractions of the rioters. the police are beyond frustrated. >> we have a community that is desperate for help. >> among the many 9-11 calls that don't get a police response, vandalism in progress and suspicious person on private property. homeowners have to vend for themselves. >> john: that's scary. >> sandra: not everyone believes the rising crime rate is a cause for alarm the district attorney in philadelphia made remarks that the former philadelphia mayor is calling the most ignorant comments. brian live. >> we still have 3 weeks left but philadelphia hit a record number of homicide. 523 murders this year. look at the numbers. a 13% jump and already more than the record 500 homicides from back in 1990. philadelphia's democratic district attorney claims there is no crime crisis in the city. >> basically, we don't have a crisis of lawlessness. we don't have a crisis of crime or of violence. that include gun violence. gun violence is throug

and i think there's a big divide there between what we call western oregon or the valley, the portland area and rural oregon. a lot of what we get from the politicians is a need jerk reaction. i don't have a tremendous amount of ease in how they do things. and i think the, the gun control, whatever you want to call it, is a very good example of that killed that blanco's me. i don't know the solutions to lessen the chance of a sandy hook type incident is gonna come from gun control. i think it's much deeper than that. do i know what the answer is? no, because there's, i think it's a very complicated, very complex problem. guns we're part of it. we have to decide what we're willing to accept on both sides of the fence. you know, are we willing to accept what happened? you know, in these different instances? if not, then what are we willing to accept, you know, laws and rules to lessen the potential that happening. again. my name is frances wheeler. my husband david swiss me. we live in sandy hook, connecticut. david and i have 2 sons. our older son, nate, soon to be 10 years old, is a 4t

. >> all eyes are on warriors star steph curry is the dads take on the portland trail blazers tonight at chase a curry just 16 threes away from breaking the nba record for most career 3 pointers across for sports. burke kylen mills joins us live at chase highland. this has become a storyline like might steph actually hit 15 to tie 16 to break it. and the fact that that has become a narrative that people are running with. >> it's absurd. it just speaks it. insanely good steph yeah. and it does speak to how insanely good steph curry is the fact that 16 threes is something that even seems like it could be obtainable in one game for a player is pretty ridiculous to put that into perspective. if for your star, steph curry hit 16 threes. he will pass ray allen for the most all time. 3 pointers in his nba the most in a single game. the record so far is 14. 3 steps teammate, klay thompson said 14 threes and curry has hit 13. that's the most he's ever hit. so for him to hit 16, it would be a lot to ask it is very unlikely. but in the words of steph curry anything can happen even steve kerr, hi

this is from the neighborhood in portland. one of the things i really appreciated in the research process was that i was able to write about black history in the pacific northwest. she is getting her right to vote at a mcdonald's and hence the title franchise you see what my editor did there she came up with the title i was not that creative. [laughter] the point is, what does that mean for mcdonald's to be the space in which black rights are being pursued and realized? this is so depressing. i think it's a cautionary tale to all of us to think this is where this needs to happen. i think what i am most concerned with is saying that we actually do have the tools to address racial injustice. but if we keep on suggesting market-based solutions or market activity is going to do this, that we are going to continue to see the cycles of history. >> own to quickly ask about advertising. advertising for mcdonald's was so expansive one of the biggest campaigns ever, you talk about the company? >> communications based in chicago is so im

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and i think there's a big divide there between what we call western oregon or the valley, the portland area and rural oregon. a lot of what we get from the politicians is a need your reaction. i don't have a tremendous amount of ease in how they do things. and i think the, the gun control, whatever you wanna call it, is a very good example of that. killed that blanco's. i don't know the solutions to lessen the chance of a sandy hood type incident is going to come from gun control and it's much deeper than that. do i know what the answer is? no, because there's, i think it's a very complicated, very complex problem. guns we're part of it. we have to decide what we're willing to accept on both sides of the fence. you know, are we willing to accept what happened? you know, in these different instances. if not, then what are we willing to accept, you know, laws and rules to lessen the potential that happening again? my name is frances wheeler. my husband davis with me. we live in sandy hook, connecticut. david and i have 2 sons. our older son, nate, soon to be 10 years old, is a 4th grader

today 52 in portland. 69 in los angeles. >>> coming up, a toys "r" us comeback. >>> but first workers left hanging after a major scaffolding malfunction. >> and the mystery surrounding the fatal shooting of a music legend's wife inside their beverly hills home. >>> back, now, with the dramatic rescue of two men dangling in the air for more than an hour. they were trapped between the fifth and seventh floors before emergency crews arrived. both men are okay other than aches and pains. >>> the deadly shoot oflg a well-known philanthropist may have been a targeted attack. police say she was gunned down inside the couple's home. the police chief read a statement from the family. >> jacqueline was an amazing woman, life, mother, philanthropist and a 55-year resident of beverly hills, who made an immeasurable positive contribution and impact on the arts community. >> police called it a possible home invasion. there was a security guard on the property at the time. >>> the woman's tennis association has suspended all tournament notice china, out of concern for the safety of peng shuai. >>> u

the warriors just kind of breezing and staying out of portland's way. as without damian lillard and c. j. mccullum, not much of a problem. and steph will hit six threes on the night on his way to 22 points, and he still needs 10 more threes to break ray allen's all time record he had helped tonight from otto porter jr. who is fouled on that three. he was four of six wound up with. 15 points for six from three and the warriors win it easily won 4 94. there are now 21 4 hitting the road philadelphia, maybe against his brother seth and the sixers. on saturday night. local motion on the college courts. usf could it be, they are back to the glory days up on the hill top remember bill cartwright and company 45 years ago? well there after the best start since then. down 7.5 . here they come. jamari bowyer will hit a big time. three right there on his way to a 27 point output. the dons once they catch fire. it's over against fresno state as patrick pop with the high percentage shut 71 63. the dawn's now 10 and o across the base, swing it to berkeley, with the c

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just incredible, using the right leg from outside the area of portland would go on. so when it look how beautiful that it would go on to when it pies for a 2 nails and provide one of the best goals, major league soccer has ever seen were here in the hulu theater at madison square garden, where the final pressure ahead of you f c $268.00, just took place and let's just say with all the fighters in the main event on stage joined by us, the president dana white things got a bit that we've been hearing in my seat all week covering the events leading up to the big night, the anticipation is that an all time high. so what are you waiting for? let's go, oh good. the band outside the arena. we're more than eager to get quite nice. started with u. f. c. make it to return to new york for the 1st 2 year old recovers in knockout wise. i hey, listen, go to go get read the truth of the book. do oh, let's go from 2024. wow. well, the final action packed day of the world rugby 7th period divide is a full swing, as large crowds at large to witness the best men's and women's scenes fr

to portland, 81% in new york city. in fact, people tell me they lock their cars inside their garages certain models because they know they'll do anything to get into that house or place of business to get to that range rover. that's one of the top ones hit on the east coast. why that category of crime? >> let me just say one word, no consequences. you have heard it throughout your show today. these criminals know there are no consequences. we think about what happened at the christmas parade, even some of the media reported it as the car did it. no, the car didn't do it. somebody who a judge decided to let out on $500 bail using the car as a weapon just weeks prior and goes out and murders the elderly and children and we talk about the car did it because we don't want to victimize the criminal. we have it wrong and i will tell you 2022 will be a great year. i don't care what the president said about we're going to take it back. we are going to be -- americans are fed up. they want change. they want strong leadership. t

south ward portland, we are thinking 1 to 3 inches for us as we are heading through our day tomorrow now, one of the few locations where it's not going to feel like winter at all across the south temperatures, close to 80 degrees in houston, new orleans, jackson. some spotty rain showers for us but we will need to watch out for some severe weather as we head through the middle part of this week from the gulf coast to the tennessee valley brian. >> adam, thank you very much >>> a baby in kentucky has died after a series of crushing tornados tore through the state earlier this month storm, the deadliest in state history. governor andy beshear announced earlier today that 77 people have now died from the storms. he said the infant died from injuries in the middle of last week he also said that one person is still missing, down from 16 on thursday savage storms ripped through the state on december 10th hurting more than 100 and damaging more than 1,000 buildings >>> all right. coming up. the royal record queen elizabeth just set that is unlikely to ever be broken how the palace is prepar

it's great to have you. >> yeah, great to have me too. >> so, all right, so this is portland's first time hosting the championship game. what makes this place so special? what's the atmosphere like? we've heard about people camping out for days now to try to get tickets and get into the game. >> yeah, since monday afternoon, whit. and i think when you look at all the iconic venues in the american sports, whether it's game sevens at fenway and yankee stadium and wrigley field or lambeau field in fnc championships or even the horseshoe, the big house with michigan and ohio state, this is the iconic venue for the sport of soccer in this country. this building behind me has been around since 1898. pele played his final competitive game in 1977 here and yet major league soccer in the 26 years hasn't had that iconic mls cup. they're going to get that today, and i think you're going to see something that this league hasn't shown in its first 25 years. >> well, definitely looking forward to that. so this is nycfc's first mls cup game but the timbers have been there for three of the last seve

. >> this happened at sunflower farm creamery near portland, maine. the farmer captured the moment a herd of 60 nigerian out of the barn in anticipation of morning feeding time. this looks like us at "world news now" when they lay out the bagels and apples for us in the break room. >> looks like my kids at breakfast time. >> they went back and forth until they were released into a field to nurse with their mothers. deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan. today, actor turned author, kal penn. and from the series queens, naturi naughton. plus, we're whipping up a flavorful festive dish you'll want to serve this new year's eve. all next on live. and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. ♪ n-n-n-no, no, no, no place i rather be ♪ ♪ n-n-n-no, no, no, no place i rather be ♪ [applause] hi, deja. taking it back. where do you want it? doing arts and crafts? -oh, we're gonna play-- you know what? -we are? michael's goarts and crafts store today. arts and crafts. it's called arts and crafts. we're gonna play one of my favorite holiday-- arts and cra

the execution, just incredible, using the right leg from outside the area, portland would go on. so when it look how beautiful that it would go on to when it pies for a to know and provide one of the best goals, major league soccer has ever seen were here in the movie theater at madison square garden, with a final presser ahead of you. f c 268, just took place. and let's just say with all the fighters in the main event on stage joined by us, the president dana white. things got a bit oh that we've been here in n y c all week covering the events leading up to the big night. the anticipation is that an all time high. so what are you waiting for? let's go, oh, good. the band outside via reno. more than eager to get a bite. now, starting with u. f. c, making it to return to new york for the 1st time in 2 year old. because in knockout wise, i hey, listen, go to go get read the trace of the book. you know, oh let's go talk to i 24. wow. wow. well, the final action pack day of the world, bread, me 70 do by is it full swing as large crowds have blocks to witness the best men's and women'

he's ever seen projects in washington monument grounds, in new york city, philadelphia, and portland, oregon. his wards are numerous and impressive. recipient of the 2012 national medal of arts from president obama. 2011 society of landscape arc checkouts and the douglas medal from the garden club of america. today practitioners and scholars will discuss olmsted campus planning and look to the future. how olmsted principles can inform campus design today. and we have an absolutely stellar lineup of speakers, kicking off this morning with laurie olin, teacher, author, and renowned landscape architect. is he the founding partner of olin in philadelphia. laurie has overseen projects on the washington monument grounds, the barnes foundation in philadelphia and a park in portland, oregon. his awards are numerous and impressive. recipient of the 2012 national medal of arts from president obama, the 2011 american society of landscape architects medal and the douglas medal. laurie gathered life experiences before he finally settled on landscape architecture. he was living in new york city as

he's ever seen projects in washington monument grounds, in new york city, philadelphia, and portland, oregon. his wards are numerous and impressive. recipient of the 2012 national medal of arts from president obama. 2011 society of landscape arc a and the douglas medal. laurie gathered life experiences before he finally settled on landscape architecture. he was living in new york city as an architect when he was giving walking tours of central park. it was an interesting and wonderful place, big and sprawling and full of ideas. as luck would have it, his architecture firm was invited to participate in a design competition in the park. as part of the assignment he produced a rendering of every trail, every path, every twig, every stone, every lake in the park. and after doing so, he came to the conclusion that central park was probably the single greatest work of art in america by an american artist. from that time on, laurie has had his eye on the olmsteads. the olmstead office, the olmsteads of landscape education and the olmsteads in campus design. welcome, laurie. >> good grief. th

this picture is from the neighborhood of portland. in thehe process i was able to write about black history in the pacific northwest. she is getting her right to vote at a mcdonald's hence the title franchise you see what my editor did their shake him up at the title i was not that creative. the point is, what does it mean for mcdonald's to be the space in which black rights are being pursued and realized? this is so depressing. i think it is a cautionary tale to all of us this is aware this needs to happen. and i think that what i am most concerned with is saying that we actually do have the tools to address racial injustice if we keep on suggesting market-baseddin solutions or market activity is going to do this for going to continue to see the cycles of history. >> i want to quickly ask it's so expansive. we talk about the company? >> morel communications from chicago so important for this office for this moment in terms of the's marketplace a culmination of many ways of many years of racial unrest. i think the death of king adds a

monument grounds, bryant park in new york city, the barnes foundation in philadelphia, and the park in portland oregon. his awards are numerous and impressive. recipient of the 2012 national medal of arts from president obama. the 2011 american society of landscape architects metal, and the douglass metal from the garden club of america. much like olmsted, laurie gathered life experiences before he finally settled on landscape architecture. as he tells it, he was living in new york city. as an architect, where he would give walking tours of central park. i had begun to come to the conclusion that central park was really pretty good, he says. it was an interesting and wonderful place. big and sprawling and full of ideas. as luck would have it, his architecture firm was invited to participate in a design competition in the park. as part of the assignment, he produced a rendering of every trail, every path, every twig, every stone, every lake in the park. and after doing so, he came to the conclusion that central park was probably the single greatest work of art in america, by an american artist.

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to you and your call for help is not going to get answered because so many police officers of left portland because they did defund the police department by $15 million. neil: is good news in all of this. newly built all-american christmas tree. fox corporation making a 100,$000 donation to answer the call, it provides financial assistance to families of loved ones in the fdny and nypd. >> turning a bad situation into good is part of our special thank you after both agencies responded to our own emergency and work diligently to put out the flames and keep everyone safe. be sure to tune in at 5:00 pm eastern tonight to see lawrence jones and abby hornacek host the tree lighting celebration. todd and i will be there along with steve, into, brian and a bunch of your other fox news favorites, looking forward to it. we have some other news to get to including this. jussie smollett's fate lies in the hands of the jury, he faces 6 counts of felony, 4 counts of disorderly conduct for allegedly staging a crime to further his career, the brothers claim the actor paid some $3,500 to perform the hoax.

portland police with a frightening warning yesterday. the department had to tweet this. due to critical incidents and staffing shortages officers were only responding to priority calls. warning response times will be delayed for certain calls. i am reading they are hours long. it comes as the city has hit a grim milestone, congresswoman. 80 murders so far this year surpassing the city's all time high of 67 killings for the entire year and that was way back in 1987. last year the department lost 84 police officers. they either retired or quit when the portland city council cut the budget by $15 million. the council is now scrambleling to fix the problem. 5.2 million was restored to the budget. the problem is you can't replace what you lost. you lost experience on the job. >> absolutely. my husband has been a member of our local community's department for 14 years. coming up on 15 in march. when you talk about the institutional knowledge that comes and experience that comes with being a first responder, law enforcement officer, there are some things you can't teach in a bo

up to nine feet of snow is expected in the region the city of portland declaring a state of emergency. the storm hitting as holiday travel gets into full swing. and tom costello has what you need to know before hitting the road. >> reporter: eager for a christmas escape, americans have been on the move all day from i-95 to i-5 east to west, i-90 to i-10 north to south, madison cruz opting to drive 700 miles to avoid potential covid exposure while flying. >> the potential of taking it home to our families who are all coming from different places is too much of a risk. >> reporter: gas prices higher than last year but coming down unleaded averaging $3.29 a gallon a 500-mile trip from dallas to kansas city costing $66 in gas $2 cheaper than at thanksgiving in virginia, this state trooper on watch today. a top concern nationwide distracted impaired driving and speed. speeding surged 11% last year, pushing a big spike in fatal crashes. virginia drivers recently ticketed for doing 106, 115, even 140 miles an hour. just last night, a trooper who stopped a speeder escaped injury after his car

the numbers are crazy right now, a thousand shootings in portland? who thinks of portland -- a thousand in this year alone. 500 murders in philadelphia, if that was new york city it would be back to 1992 levels. i think people realize it turns out when you put loons who are like let's let all the criminals out of prison or not to punish people harshly who are criminals, bad things happen to you. lansing, wichita, you go to midsize cities they have progressive prosecutors too by the way. placers like milwaukee. >> greg: it's spreading everywhere. to the bum you murdered for that jacket. >> he died smiling knowing this jacket would be famous. >> greg: he thought at least the jacket will be on the show. i guess that's progress. this is a very depressing topic, these are all unavoidable problems created by people who believe crime is not an issue and they are willing to let people suffer. >> it's like james bond super villain level stuff like george soros. i'll get to this d.a. elected in the in will run -- i can remember people telling me about soros te

we are expecting the arrival of another storm and this is trending a little further north up through portland and seattle. we will see rain for the north bay and north coastal mountains. by thursday night into friday, we will see the arrival of another system. this one could be a little more widespread, possibly, you know, for the entire bay area bringing a little more higher rain totals. also, more sierra snow. how much snow are e we expecting, and we are doing a fantastic job. we have seen record snowfall up in the north bay -- actually, northern california and southern california. saturday through january 8th, we could see several more inches of snow, up in kingvale and the kirkwood area as well. by tonight those cool temperatures will dip into the 40s for san francisco. if you are going to be in any of the inland areas, expect to see low 30s. saturday morning, it will be really nice, about 51 degrees. another cool start on sunday and then the rain really moves in heading into monday. with rain at times on tuesday, the rain stays to the north on sunday and then we get a second storm that a

the latest happen just hours ago near portland, oregon. and it was deadly, they say the shooter that went into that high school this morning as dad along with one student. that shooting began just after 8 o'clock this morning. just as students were getting started with their day, a very active scene and a community in shock after a shooting in trout, dale at reynolds high school, again, my 1st reaction was not again, my 2nd reaction was to get really mad. somebody was raising a child in a house with an a r 15 and hundreds of ground ammunition. what kind of message was that child being sent living in the house like that? yeah, they have a 2nd amendment right to do it. and we got 2 dead kids to show for it. and i just feel a sense of personal failure. what could i have done to make a difference? and that haunts me. it all the time. we have to work harder. ah, this is your sequence of tones and you think x is going to happen. you know, why happens instead of distinctive breathing responses engage that are relevant to how we experience reward

that what is going on with blm and antifa what they did in portland and minneapolis and seattle and nothing happens but what happened, by the way people were killed, nobody was killed here other than ashley babbitt who was shot 5 only by a man that should never have been allowed to pull the trigger. laura: liz cheney is saying you're trying to hide and a few skates and delay because the documents released under this claim of executive privilege will be bad for you and for potential presidential run, that is a point in a tweet. >> liz cheney is down by 25 points in her district, she's losing to somebody that is going to be a great congresswoman and she is losing big in wyoming which was a great state for me but as she is losing so big because the people can't stand her, she wants to go to war with everybody and everybody, let everybody die as far as she is concerned, she is a warmonger, she is a person who is absolutely in my opinion made a fool out of herself and she's trying to lead. she's not republican i can so you. she is trying to lead this committee. pelosi picked her and consider, tw

the latest happen just hours ago near portland, oregon. and it was deadly, they say the shooter that went into that high school this morning as dad along with one student. that shooting began just after 8 o'clock this morning. just as students were getting started with their day, a very active scene and a community in shock after a shooting in trout, dale at reynolds high school, again. my 1st reaction was not again. my 2nd reaction was to get room and somebody was raising a child in a house with an a r 15 and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. what kind of message was that child being sent? living in the house like that? yeah, they have a 2nd amendment right to do it. and we've got 2 dead kids to show for it. and i just feel a sense of personal failure. what could i have done to make a difference? and that haunts me. it all the time. we have to work harder. ah robin badgering shapes bank concur some of those with dares sinks. we dare to ask our special guest today the only legendary mitch fire stein author of the planet, pansy mich. nice t