things. who s to blame for this? what was surreal as i was getting beat i could actually see the county justice center and it houses some of the most important institutions of law enforcement. it has the sheriff s office, the central police precinct, courthouses. and i just kept thinking at any moment after the first punch to the back of my head police were going to swoop in and save me, but it never happened. the punches kept coming, and as i stumbled away on my own and bloodied i thought at any point the police would come to me then and that didn t happen either. let me read you one of the tweets from the portland mayor. portland police officers have had the unenviable tax of keeping the peace. it s a difficult job and hard decisions are made in realtime.
protesters and a few dozen conservatives. so andy ngo was attacked by antifa that kicked him and punched him and peppered himer with milk shakes that had quick drying cement. the video shows police failed to stop the attack. here s andy ngo on tucker carlson. i was kicked more, punched more. all of this time i kept thinking where are the police? i could still see the county justice center in front of me. but no police have arrived. portland s liberal mayer he offered police no directive saying over the weekend, some chose to engage in violence in portland, which is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. we stand against all forms of violence. just last year the mayor was accused by ice of allowing
which blinded me so that i could not see. and i was kicked some more, punched some more. and all this time i kept thinking, where the police? i could still see the county justice center in front of me, but no police ever arrived. i eventually stumbled away. bleeding. across the park, and i lost my balance, so i sat down on the ground in front of the courthouse and from there, a medic s.w.a.t. team informed me that in order to get in an ambulance to be taken to a hospital, i would have to walk to the police precinct, in other words, walk back in the direction of the demonstrators who just attacked me. later that night after arriving in the emergency room, i had a ct scan that confirmed that i was diagnosed with a brain hemorrhage.
amanda has a chance are-to-reconnect. hello. amanda? yeah, grandma. i m fine. i m glad to have you back. me too. i thought you were gone. nope, i m here. we have been waiting for you. thank you so much. i miss everybody, and i love you guys so much. the little girl is your baby? yeah, she s my daughter. born on christmas. i thought about you all this time. i never forgot you. let s get you to the latest on the kidnapping investigation. a lot of questions this morning about what federal investigators are finding inside ariel castro s home. live from the county justice center where the castro brothers are being held. what are you finding out, martin? reporter: [ no audio ] the home on seymour avenue
later today, kidnapping suspect bed row, onil and ariel castro will be interrogated for the very first time since their arrest. and the brothers could be formally charged by day s end. and as we wait to find out what kind of horror these three women endured neighbors are still shocked that the ordeal went on for so long right under their noses. the closest i ve ever came to his house was to the door, and he had it cracked open and he gave us popsicles. it was like a couple summers ago but that was it. he never let us go in his backyard. i think we went in his backyard once to help him put his little dogs away. but it wasn t even over his gate. it was like to his gate and that was it. the castro brothers are being held right now at the county justice center in cleveland, and that is where martin savidge is standing by. so when can we expect the charges to be filed? you know, initially authorities were saying