KPTV (UPN Portland) 10 p.m. news - 2002-01-05 (partial)
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[0:04] Hundreds [music] of people protest
[0:05] President Bush in Portland today and
[0:07] police show up in riot gear to make
[0:09] arrests.
[0:09] >> Bush visits two locations while in
[0:11] Portland. Here what he has to say
[0:13] [music] to both crowds. His agenda just
[0:14] ahead.
[0:15] >> And a plane crashes into a Florida
[0:17] skyscraper. Find out why that plane who
[0:20] was flying that [music] plane rather and
[0:21] why it does not appear to be an
[0:23] accident.
[0:25] Live, [music] Anna Katyama, Chris
[0:29] Murphy, Monica Guza with the Pinpoint
[0:32] forecast, and Dan Christopherson,
[0:34] sports. This is [music] the 10:00 news.
[0:38] Good evening. President Bush spent the
[0:40] afternoon here in Portland. He was met
[0:42] with police and riot gear forming a
[0:43] barricade to keep protesters away from
[0:45] him.
[0:46] >> More than 500 people marched in
[0:47] northeast Portland near a job center
[0:49] that the president was visiting.
[0:52] >> PEACEFUL MARCH. PEACEFUL MARCH. PEACEFUL
[0:56] [screaming] MARCH.
[0:56] >> People carried signs protesting a broad
[0:59] range of Bush's foreign and domestic
[1:00] policies. From the handling of the war
[1:02] in Afghanistan to the dwindling federal
[1:05] budget surplus.
[1:07] >> People think that we're losing the we're
[1:09] losing the surplus because of the war.
[1:10] The war is only costing a few billion
[1:12] dollars. Most of the money is going to a
[1:14] trillion dollars. More than a trillion
[1:15] dollars going to Bush's rich friends in
[1:17] a tax cut.
[1:19] >> Police arrested two protesters there.
[1:21] Officers say that the say that the two
[1:23] women entered a secured area and refused
[1:25] to leave. Police barricades and a line
[1:28] of riot police prevented the marchers
[1:29] from g