thanks. >> dana: that city is portland. a city on edge. portland police declared an unlawful assembly after violence erupted last night. the situation there dissolved into chaos and protestors damaged an immigration facility belonging to ice. they were carrying pepper ball guns, fireworks and weapons similar to stun guns. some arrests were made. not clear how many. we'll have more on this later in the show. first back to our top story on his first full day in office president biden is reaching out to heal the nation urging everyone to put aside partisan division and stand together. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. 24 or 48 hours? >> dana: this week feels like a month but it is a good one. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. president biden promising to be a leader for all americans and calling for national unity saying it is the one elusive thing we need to overcome, the many challenges that lie ahead. >> president biden: in a democracy, unity requires us to come together in common love

in portland protesters hot with riot police outside the local ice facility. the officers deploying tear gas and rubber bullets. here is mayor tom wheeler. >> we actually unfortunately are seeing this growing trend towards people saying if you don't agree with me politically we are going to come after you either physically or we are going to come after your home or your place of business. >> mayor ted wheeler had a first-hand experience with that trend, pepper spraying a man who confronted him at a restaurant. according to the police report wheeler file the man accused him of violating virus restrictions and refused to leave after the mayor warned him of the spray. >> quite a situation pepper spraying people. meantime indianapolis police arrest a teenager for the mass murder leaving five debt including a pregnant woman and her unborn child. the police chief tweeting in part we promised swift justice for this heinous act, we delivered on that promise, 17-year-old is the older brother of the boy being treated for gunshot wounds. the team reportedly killing his f

>> anita: a tough year for portland. thanks. >> julie: covid-19 and violent arrests and protests causing a surge in crimes in major american cities nationwide. here in new york city, according to the nypd shootings are up nearly 100%. murders are up more than 40%. i want to bring in former justice department prosecutor jim trusty. talking about these grim numbers. what do you point to as the cause of the violent crimes sky rocketing nationwide? >> if it was simple to say there was one factor we would have figured out it. there's problems going on with the political leadership in these cities. portland, new york, chicago, st. louis. some of the numbers are astronomical. not just new york. chicago had nearly 800 murders. up 55% from the year before. louisville up 96 or 99%. it's all over the place. i think you've got a reverse broken windows problem here. you know, the broken windows approach is if somebody breaks a window, fix it quickly. charge somebody. doesn't mean lock everybody up. address these quality of life crime

the new year with video from portland, oregon, who didn't exactly bring in the new year, they rioted into the new year and with that, we start a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." that makes at 7:00 a.m. in portland and you can imagine they are still trying to clean up some of the damage they are. >> molly: probably seven major cleanup. a new year, but these all-too-familiar scenes in portland, police declaring a riot after demonstrators marched through the streets setting off fireworks, breaking windows, setting fires. claudia cowan is live on the west coast, not the way to start 2021, is it? feels a little bit like a throwback. >> portland residents hoping to start the new year off in a peaceful known are waking up disappointed. protesters vandalize storefron storefronts, spray-painted city hall and shot off fireworks as you can see, some also set fires, one garbage can melted down to the pavement. police in riot gear facing off against a crowd that grew to almost 100 people when the protest turned violent, police ordered everyone to leave the area or face arrest, but few heed

that's what portland mayor ted wheeler called reuters who caused thousands of dollars of damage on new year's eve. the mayor says he is ready to crack down. >> it's time to push back harder against those who are set on destroying our community. and to take more risks in fighting lawlessness. are. will: it's well past time to crack down. wheeler is demanding oregon lawmakers increase punishment for repeat vandals and requiring them to businesses they damaged. thousands of are supporters filling the streets of pasadena to hold their own rose bowl parade. [horns honking] [cheers and applause] >> a pro-trump group decided to hold the parade after it was previously shut down due to the pandemic. at least 600 vehicles joined the caravan which followed the parade's usual root route. the rose bowl can move to texas along with the rose bowl. every other company and most of the billionaires in california, everyone is leaving california for texas. take your parade with you. those are your morning's headlines. jedediah: the exodus to texas. still ahead top new york leaders are under fire for their

portland has been an epicenter of demonstrations. mayor ted wheeler says anyone who engages in destructive and criminal behavior should be arrested. >> we actually unfortunately are seeing this growing trend towards people saying that if you don't agree with me politically, we're going to come after you either physically or we'll come after your home or we're going to come after your place of business. >> dana: wheeler has been targeted by protestors. he pepper sprayed a man who confronted him over the weekend as the two were leaving a pub. >> bill: president biden signing an executive order protecting the rights of transgender athletes to participate as their self-identified genders in school sports including high school. our next guest was the fastest connecticut girl. they filed a lawsuit about a year ago. they lost out on numerous award because the state lets transgender athlete compete without restrictions. >> dana: i want to ask you, chelsea. let me read to you from "the washington examiner". it says here about biden politicall

portland and seattle your saint to do the same kind of thing? >> i think you have to go for the leaders as well, we cannot have the leaders organizing different movements and do it with impunity, you have to go after them as well for the organization and the violence in the property damage, if you do that i think you will see very quickly in seattle and in portland. i look at what happened at the u.s. capitol, republicans and democrats stood together, no one stands for political violence, we were outraged even those were some trump supporters and i'm a trump supporter, i don't stand with those people, i call it out for what it is. it's unacceptable. democrats have to have the same heart and passion but again something is wrong in america if there's one political standard for people being right in a different political standard for people who lean left, you will get more political violence if you have two different standards under the law for different political groups or people to retreat from the political system and again, that's a bad result

meanwhile in portland, rioters calling for an end to deportation. they clashed with authorities outside of the local ice facilities. this is the same play. of i mean in portland they have had 200 days of riots, i imagine seattle is about the same thing and we see these antifa groups cropping up left and right. experts say a lot of it has to do there are a lot of them in their 20. most of them seem to be white. a lot of them seem to be college-educated and a lot of them either out of school or out of a job that gives them more time to create chaos. you just wonder with the president of the united states talking so much about the need to get rid of extremist groups like the proud boys and the booing go boys whatever they call themselves. they have been abled right wing groups. why does this groupner seem to jog the president's memory or speech writer's memory to include in any of his remarks? steve: look at those imams from wednesday. brian: democratic headquarters. steve: inauguration day. the day that joe biden was worn in as our 46th president of t

jillian: still ahead protesters swarm the mayor of portland. >> you have done nothing. you're going to be made to feel like the scum you are. >> tense moments leading to the verbal attack plus donald trump has days left in office and democrats pushing to impeach him again. constitutional law expert mark schmitt.out a few flaws in their case next. can start investing t, wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold

part of the problem, juan, is in portland, where there was violence overnight -- portland police, of all the cases they've referred since spring of last year for prosecution, about 75% of them, the d.a. in that county has declined to prosecute. cases are referred, and the d.a. goes "that's not really crime." >> juan: i don't know what the thinking is behind that, because all of this crime should be condemned. when you see this kind of criminal activity, this kind of anarchist activity taking place, it indicates that it is not political. this is different than when you see intentional violence against the united states capital in the midst of certifying an election that has been stoked by the president himself, president donald trump. that's a political action. we need to make a clear distinction. right now, you see a lot of people trying to distract or say "this is just like what happens --" no, it is not like what happened at the capital of the united states. this is not an effort to undermine our democratic process. these are people who are criminal, may be anarchists. i don't know

. ♪ ♪ lou: for a fourth straight day, more violence in portland, oregon. a group of radical activists confronted and then attacked portland's radical dem mayor ted wheeler at a restaurant. watch. >> you have done nothing -- [bleep] to your facement you're a [bleep] going to be made to feel like the scum that you are [bleep] you, [bleep] you, shame on you! lou: and the pitiful, passive wheeler just stood there taking it like -- i don't know like what. the group angry, apparently, about his recent vow to -- excuse me -- to push back harder against antifa. one person allegedly hit the mayor, but that wasn't caught on video, and no one, of course -- it's portland are, they wouldn't be a arrested for throwing a punch. good grief. it's just good old democracy in action in portland. >>> breaking news, joe biden today likened republican senators ted cruz and josh hawley to nazi propagandist joseph goebbels for helping president trump spread what he calls a big lie about election fraud. it sounds like the president-elect is in a healing mood, doesn't it? he's reall

there is a clear distinction between attacking a police station in portland, oregon or elsewhere and attacking the united states capital and as a result of that, sadly, we saw a woman was killed, many injured and this should not have happened in this country as far as i can see. jillian: we are all in agreement about that but there were some in the media or yesterday who were talking about the people who showed up and there were a lot of people who showed up yesterday to march, to talk about how much they love this country and this particular president mother was a section of them that went into committal behavior that cannot be excused in any way but we realized there were people who were trying to march for an important message and justice were not involved with the looting and burning down and all that so we have to make that distinction but here's how an anchor on another station on another network wants to refer to the people who were here in washington yesterday. >> they are going to go back to the olive garden and holiday inn they are staying at, and they are going to have som

still ahead the far left mayor of portland harassed by protesters. jillian: carley shimkus has that story next. >> you have done nothing, you will feel like the scum you are. >> the attacks over politics impact all side, mayor ted wheeler was harassed by protesters while eating dinner out. todd: several people shouted obscenities and reportedly punched. >> a hostile segan portland. mayor ted wheeler accosted by a protester during the night on the town. >> you have done nothing in the city. you will be made to feel like the scum you are. jillian: the protester went on to punch mayor wheeler though it was not captured on video. the mayor how to crack down on violent rioters in the city. >> good faith effort and de-escalation have been met with ongoing violence and scorn for radical antifa and then artists. time to push back harder against those set on destroying the community. >> reporter: the mayor is committed to supporting local businesses and others to do the same given the tenor of political discourse never locally and nationally. it is part of th

the mayor in portland and washington state really aren't saying anything. there is a tendency to completely ignore antifa violence. after all it is a myth created by the right wing. and the people who do acknowledge it simply call it an idea. but that idea ends up destroying lots of businesses and hurting lots of people. there is a movement on the ground with not just the activists in the community. and progressives who live in portland and seattle pushing back saying there wasn't a riot. what are you talking about? they are saying people are trying to take attention away from the real issues which of course is white nationalists and other right wing militia groups that are the real threat here. it's pretty predictable. jesse: when we saw protests like this in the trump administration, we were told trump was instigating these violent clashes and the police were doing more harm than good. and when trump left none of this would happen anymore. that's obviously not the case. how long do you continue this to last? >> this is going to last until there are politi

jillian: portland writers facing charges following the unrest inauguration day. >> reporter: portland police arresting 7 more people for the inauguration day rights bringing the number arrested to 15, charges range from assaulting an officer, and rioting, antifa protesters targeting the democratic party headquarters and ice building, overnight, marching the ground outside a nice facility despite president biden's calls for unity. >> let's start afresh, all of us. let's begin to listen to one another again. here one another. see one another. show respect to one another. politics doesn't have to be a raging fire destroying everything in its path. >> moments after president biden was sworn into office antifa.com was redirected to the white house website, town.com senior writer julio was in portland during the right and explained what is motivating the angry mob. >> they want total abolition, don't want any president, they hate biden, they made it clear yesterday, they hate the united states and everything it stands for. jillian: democrats condemned the violence of the capital they are be

trump so they want a revolution, they don't like either because they hate america in general. >> in portland, police and protesters clashing, teargas was deployed and unlawfulness of the declared after riders damaged a nice facility, smashing windows at a dnc headquarters. eight people were arrested all charged with a litany of crimes ranging from position of destructive device to request burning, police confiscating several weapons which experts say it may look chaotic but the riots are brazen and well-planned. >> they don't hide their organizing. there's a lot of conversation about right-wing violence on parlor but these folks are on facebook, on twitter, putting up flyers saying what they are going to do and they always follow through with it so anyone shocked at this you are not looking at what is right in front of us at all. they don't hide it. >> in seattle a model posing biden and police burned a flag and marched through downtown damaging and amazon store and starbucks, terrorizing motorists and anyone else who refused to take part in the mayhem. >> three national guard members killed

talking about extremism and then to not mention antifa, i actually thought this morning that seattle and portland and denver may have had their feelings hurt because they think they have earned the right to be considered terrorists extremist groups and if you notice now that trump is gone, we suddenly didn't get peace. they don't regard him as legitimate. i think that people should be worried about america. we are under greater stress right now the end any time since the precivil war period and the distress is very real. and you saw it. you know, i just did a newsletter regarding the extension between the biden inaugural and the biden inauguration day because during the inauguration day, he methodically went out and he began hunting down and destroying the trump legacy but during the inaugural he was this nice president unity bring us all together, which literally within two hours he destroyed by his own activities. i hope that anybody who cares about america should be worried. this is not an irrational thing. >> sean: yeah. you know bill clinton well. you were his speaker during that time and be

two oregon lawmakers -- senatorr ron wyden and congressman earl blumenauer of portland, oregon -- have introduced legislation so that the entire country could provide that good fortune to the democrat party. these two fine lawmakerses from oregon where mail-in balloting has been such a success for some time, well, they want everyone to mail in their ballots, all registered voters weeks before any election anywhere. it would be, of course, nationwide and such a boon to the democrats. one at least thinks so because of what happened on november 3rd, 2020. you would also, as it turns out in this legislation, give huge sums of money to the united states postal service. and we all know how much money the postal service always needs, and we also know what great stewards they are of both ballots and billions. the same postal service that nancy pelosi called last year election value the, and was -- central, and was it ever. and the postal workers' unions, seven of them, endorsing joe biden for president. and we know how lucky he got with that endorsement. we'll be taking that up with former tru

portland last night got the worst of it with two separate violent protests. the first one kicked off when 150 people all dressed in black confronted a few police officers on bikes with a total lack of respect for fear they tried to block the officers from leaving the area. that eventually led to a big police response. rioters broke windows at businesses and the oregon democratic party office making it clear they oppose the biden administration as much as they did donald trump. police used tear gas, confiscated weapons and made at least eight arrests. the anti-biden protests started at the federal building in seattle at the ice office but spread through downtown with people blocking traffic while burning an american flag in the street, smashing windows at businesses including amazon and starbucks. and spray painting several buildings. police made three arrests that we know of. this morning we have already seen workers removing graffiti. something they have a lot of practice at in downtown besieged by violence over the last six months. in denver 50 people prote

the mayor in portland and washington state really aren't saying anything. there is a tendency to completely ignore antifa violence. after all it is a myth created by the right wing. and the people who do acknowledge it simply call it an idea. but that idea ends up destroying lots of businesses and hurting lots of people. there is a movement on the ground with not just the activists in the community. and progressives who live in portland and seattle pushing back saying there wasn't a riot. what are you talking about? they are saying people are trying to take attention away from the real issues which of course is white nationalists and other right wing militia groups that are the real threat here. it's pretty predictable. jesse: when we saw protests like this in the trump administration, we were told trump was instigating these violent clashes and the police were doing more harm than good. and when trump left none of this would happen anymore. that's obviously not the case. how long do you continue this to last? >> this is going to last until there are politi

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he led portland with 34 points going 6 for 10 from 3 blazers role. one 2398. the final score warriors will get another shot at portland on sunday, hopefully that rope around those a little bit better than this one steve kerr we just heard from him not to happy after this game. he says the war has really got to work on defense moving along to the ice new year new you might be a good catch phrase for the san jose sharks this season. >>the team is trying to forget their last place finish in the western conference in 2020 the sharks are back on the ice for the first practice in 9 months training camp was moved to the ice 10 in arizona do santa clara county covid restrictions head coach bobby wagner is entering his first full year at the helm and he's optimistic about the team's potential most of the sharks for return to last year's players have had plenty of time to rest and recover. >>there was to take that much time off but you know it could a good thing like you said it's. >>career really been going deep in playoffs are championship use the summer to kind of ge

i've looked at the economics of portland. it is destitute. that city is literally dieing. >> they had nearly three dozen riots, five dozen instances of fires being set, vandalism since the spring. tens of, thousands of dollars in just recent one where a mob of antifa chased after police officers. listen to mayor ted wheeler, saying we'll now hold antifa and rioters accountable. listen to this. >> who, what, where, when and why. who, violent antifa and anarchists. what. rampaging through portland, breaking windows, spray painting, causing reportedly tens of thousands of dollars of criminal destruction. extensively damaging both taxpayer and privately-funded property. it has been hard for me and for others to accept the reality that there are just some people on this planet who are bent on criminal destruction. my good faith efforts at de-escalation have been met with ongoing violence and even scorn from radical antifa and anarchists. in response it will be necessary to use additional tools and to push the limits of the tools we already have to

that's what i feel like saying to many so of the voters in portland as well. the problem is i have many friends in portland and other liberal cities in the pacific northwest that own these businesses that have been looted, attacked and righted. rioted lookat the city of bellee $10 million of merchandise stolen in one night over there again, not reported by the mainstream media, but, yeah, this has got to stop. when you don't arrest people for breaking laws, this is what you create. brian: aaron i understand there are more democrats than republicans are there less an non-appear arc cystists than anarchists. it start attacking this problem because it's not coming from washington. >> no, it's not. absolutely it want is. i think the answer is there are a lot of extremists out there in the pacific northwest. more and more of them are being radicalized. they got looped into the black lives matter movement and now think it's acceptable to go out and smash windows. and, again, that's just what you enable these people to do when you don't arrest them for going in and b

damaged just a couple nights ago in portland, a couple of our stores were damaged and that's happened maybe 15 or 20 of our stores have suffered damage during the peaceful protests. we have our team members are you know we had a controversy this summer about dress code because whole foods has had sort of like we don't want to you-- we want you to wear-- we don't want you to promote whatever your political causes are whether it's black lives matter or make america great again or whatever it is, check it out the door. we want you to be serving our customers and not bringing politics into the stores and nothing controversial goal. we had a blowup last week because we didn't want our canadian team members to wear pot leaves actually had the congress or the legislature of canada condemned whole foods market for telling people they just wanted them to wear a official company. you know, whole foods when you get the government threatening to shut you down, you will change your dress code and we did for canada. i would even wonder if that would have happened if amazon wasn't a donor because i'

it seems to me, are you eager to be more active in portland they get portland, i am from new yor york. we know protests and disturbances. under the period of time that i worked there, we did believe in a certain kind of order and respect of property. is that loss? in that community? >> i don't know loss but it's been challenged to put it that way. here's the thing. we are groceries. we just went to sell food to people. our team members have to be safe. we have had stores broken into, we give quick instruction, chicago and new york and seattl seattle, and portland, and oakland and several other cities as well. we have had disturbances. we have protocols in place to protect her team members there far more important properties people read out the backdoor people break in the stores they commit baseball bats and just start bagging our cash registers. and just going into the wind apartment and slaughtering, hitting wine bottles and just being destructive. so business has to be -- we need peace. commerce is based on peace. >> host: rule of law. >> guest: we need rule of law. in that rule of

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he led portland with 34 points going 6 for 10 from 3 blazers role. one 2398. the final score warriors will get another shot at portland on sunday, hopefully that rope around those a little bit better than this one steve kerr we just heard from him not to happy after this game. he says the war has really got to work on defense moving along to the ice new year new you might be a good catch phrase for the san jose sharks this season. >>the team is trying to forget their last place finish in the western conference in 2020. >>today, the sharks are back on the ice for the first practice in 9 months training camp was moved to the ice 10 in arizona do santa clara county covid restrictions head coach bobby wagner is entering his first full year at the helm and he's optimistic about the team's potential most of the sharks for return to last year players have had plenty of time to rest and recover. >>there was to take much time off but you know it could a good thing like you said it's. >>career really been going deep in playoffs are real championship use the summer to ki

seems to me that are you eager to be more active in portland and get portland's -- i'm from new york, and we know protests and disturbances but we don't -- under the period of time i worked there, we did believe in a certain kind of order and respect for property. is that lost? in that community? >> it's being lost -- it's being challenged to put it that way. we're we're grocerses. we just want to sell food to people. you have do that. our team members have to be safe. we have had stores broken into and we give quick instructions, chicago, and new york, and seattle, and portland, and oakland, and self other cities as well -- several other cities, disturbances health protocols in place. protect our team members. they're far more important than property. we have had team members run out the book door. people break into the stores with baseball bats and bang cash registers and going into the wine depth and slaughter -- hitting the wine bolt do-bolt and just being destructive. we need peace. commerce is based on peace, and -- >> rule of law. >> rule of law. we need the rule of law and i t

. >> the chairman of the oregon coalition against hate crime and joins me from portland, oregon. thanks so much for joining with us. i want to start with the federal government's new emphasis on fighting domestic extremism. yesterday you wrote that 2021 will see a post-q government movement with the help of social media will fuse all the bad actors of the past. i mean, that sounds ominous to say the least. so to tackle that, what should president biden's first concrete priorities be? >> we do have a looming threat. some thought it would disappear after inauguration day, but there's been a growing anti-government movement out there probably most famously expressed in the oklahoma city bombing in 1995 and it's only grown since then. it's grown online. it's grown in the sort of vacuum of social media and the conspiracy theories, and so what the biden administration really needs to do is sort of tackle four main areas. you've got to get down on the threats that are looming, that are out there being planned, that include domestic terrorism and acts to kind of create this momentum arou

usf out scores portland in the second and they won 88-64. nfl, last february 49er assistant coach became the first female ever to coach in the super bowl. >> everyone says i am the first to be at the super bowl, most important is i am not the last. and i believe that that will be the case. >> after four years, she will not be returning to the 49ers according to her social media. she's reportedly in good terms with the team and made the decision to help advance her career generally working with the receivers, she was 49ers' first female coach and first openly gay coach in the nfl. college football, alabama running back and antioch native harris won walker award given to the top running back. this season harris rushed for over 1300 yards, 24 touchdowns, finished 5th in heisman race. harris will cap off college career monday night in the national championship game against ohio state. that is the latest on a lot of sports this morning. have a great weekend. >>> it is 4:56. ahead in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>>

protesters taking to the streets in portland, denver, and seattle overnight, saying that even though they are happy president trump is out of the white house, they are not biden fans, either. police say some of them vandalized federal buildings and burned american flags just hours after president biden took office. republican senator tom cotton warns these protests won't stop under the due administration and they must be met with force. >> just a few months ago i remember the media and the democrats blaming all this antifa violence on donald trump, and yet here we have joe biden in the white house and antifa still rampaging in the streets of portland and seattle and denver. when you have a mob using violence for political ends, it doesn't matter what slogan they are chanting or what flag they are waiting. they have to be net with force. >> john: dan springer live in seattle with more on all of this. nothing seems to make this group happy, dan. >> yeah, john, unfortunately a new administration did not bring peace and calm to the streets of seattle and portland. this was not violence f