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Tonight on 316 appeals court allows the president for now to send troops where they don't

seem wanted, even as he claims, once again,

that he doesn't even need permission to send them anywhere he wants. Also tonight, the former FBI

director decides offense is the best defense against the charges he faces. We have details on the

case he is making that his prosecution is the work of a vindictive president. And later with French authorities racing to find many of these priceless treasures before they're broken up and fenced,

all we are learning about how four daring thieves broke into the Louvre and made off with them, including video of them in the act.

Good evening, John Berman here in for Anderson, and we begin tonight in Portland, Oregon, or as the president has put it, war ravaged Portland.

Today, just two days after thousands there rallied as part of the almost universally

peaceful no-king's demonstrations across the country, and after weeks of protesters, some dressed as animals,

inflatable or otherwise, confronted

authorities, again largely peacefully outside federal ice facilities.

A three-judge federal appeals panel okayed sending in the National Guard.

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