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there s some large demonstrations expected today in other major u.s. cities and also there are rallies to support the police and law enforcement. that happening as well. one group is called back the blue. there will be speakers that include family members of law enforcement officers who were killed in the line of duty, a reminder to america of law enforcement s sacrifice. christina coleman is live in los angeles with the latest. hi, christina. reporter: there s a lot of people protesting across the country this weekend. people who live and work around downtown portland and the authorities who protect those people have endured nearly 60 consecutive days of unrest and protests. last night, violent protesters used a power chainsaw to cut into the fence at the federal courthouse in downtown portland. thousands of protesters gathered, fires were set and fireworks were shot off. federal agents used tear gas to clear the area. a judge said the state lacked standing to sue on ....
have been injured, dan springer has the latest on what s been going on out on the streets, dan. reporter: yeah, eric, riots were declared in many cities across the country, pot mob and youth liberation were calling on people across the country and other cities to join them in their fight against law enforcement and many thousands did, mostly young people and the result was a lot of property damage, a lot of looting, some also some many, many arrests and one death as you mentioned in texas. in seattle in the name of black lives matter, arsonists torched trailers at site where new jail is being built. county executive plans to end all youth incarceration in 5 years, seattle police kept protestors on the move and hitting them repeatedly with pepper spray, 11 officers did suffer injuries from fireworks and other projectiles thrown at them but for the most part the city police controlled the situation. the opposite took place in portland where local police have almost comp ....
look at a church service that s about to begin. brown chapel ame church, john lewis family is beginning to arrive and those who will pay their respects today as well. this will be an hour of emotional memories, as you might imagine, of the life that was extraordinary of an american, his body will follow the route of bloody sunday. on his way back march 7, 1965, at the height of the civil rights movement. congressman lewis described what happened that day and its impact all these days later. let s watch together. selma, help free and liberate not just american south, we help liberate our country. as a nation, we ve come a great distance. white, colored signs are gone. the only place we would see those signs today would be in a book, in a museum, on a sled owe. we still have a distance to travel before we lay down the burden of race. i thought i was going to die on this bridge. somehow, some way, god almighty almighty can i give up now? if can i give in? can i give ....
known at the hardest working man in show business. his family gave us this statement a short time ago saying, quote, we are deeply saddened to share that our beloved regis philbin passed away last night of natural causes. one month shy of his 89th birthday. his family and friends are forever grateful for the time we got to spend with him, for his warmth, his legendary sense of humor and his singular ability to make every day into something worth talking about. we thank his fans and admirers for their incredible support over his 60 year career and we ask for privacy as we mourn his loss. julie ba banderas has more on te life and legacy of regis philbin. reporter: he talked his way into our of hearts, regis philbin was born on august 25th, 1933 in new york. he was named after his father s alma mater, regis high school. he graduated in cardinal hays high school in the bronx before going to notre dame. after college he joined the u.s. navy. he began his television career ....
white house officials failed to find middle ground. the president then signaled that he would act unilaterally on issues of extra unemployment benefits and moratorium on evictions both part of care s act and now expire. mark meredith live in bridgewater new jersey where the president is at and we expect him to speak in the next hour and a half. hey, mark. mark: eric, good afternoon to you. in a few moments myself and the press corp will be getting advanced as president heads over to golf club. the president will be signing the executive orders to help stimulate economic and comes after back and forth all week between congress and the white house about how much money to spend to do just that. the president, he had more of an impromped news conference last night where he previewed what would be happening next and he specifically signaled out his desire a payroll tax cut, there have been a lot of questions, though, about how something like that. it ll be retroactive to j ....