Bill O'Reilly here Tuesday, August 11, 2020.

You're listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening across our nation.

The president urges Oregon to deploy the National Guard.

Mr. Trump may deliver his nomination speech from a Civil War battlefield.

American air travel down 75% compared to last year.

School resuming in New York City.

Another outbreak stalls the 2020 baseball season.

Also ahead, are you poor, rich in the middle?

But first, President Trump urging officials in Portland, Oregon to send in the National

Guard after anti-police riots entered their 11th straight week.

The president is saying, quote, the city's out of control.

After three months, the mayor and governor are putting people's lives at risk.

More than 1,000 have been arrested since June.

But few have been charged in Oregon.

Portland pretty much finished economically.

The president also announcing he may deliver his party's nomination speech from

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

That side, of course, marks a turning point of the American Civil War and a major defeat for the Confederacy.

The three-day battle resulted in 50,000 casualties.

The same number as in the entire American Revolutionary War.

The U.S. airline industry struggling to lure customers back during COVID.

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