Meanwhile, in Portland. Federal officers come out to move protestors back. Portland police arrive, declare an unlawful assmebly, begin dispersing protestors and make arrests.

At least five people have died and two are missing after dozens of lightning-sparked California wildfires spread rapidly on Thursday, doubling in size in the state's wine country alone while expanding by nearly a third near Palo Alto. There are now 26 major fire incidents in the state, the largest raging to the north and south of the San Francisco Bay Area and affecting more than 350,000 acres in total. Up to 62,000 people have now been forced to flee as shocking satellite images show how smoke from the massive blaze has drifted 600 miles into the Pacific Ocean. Five fatalities were reported as of Thursday night as Governor Gavin Newsom asked for help from other states in fighting the flames back. At least two people were missing and 33 civilians and firefighters have been injured. Up to 100,000 more people may be forced to leave their homes if the fires can not be pushed back soon.

Portland Police Bureau (PPB) Detectives are continuing to investigate an assault that occurred on August 16, 2020, near Southwest Taylor and 4th Ave are trying to locate and/or identify the person in the photo. This person is a witness and investigators are asking them come forward. Investigators are asking the public to contact investigators if they know who this person is. The witness may have had contact with the suspect at Lownsdale Square prior to the assault. Anyone with information is asked to call Detective Christensen at 503-823-2087 or email Brent.Christensen@portlandoregon.gov.