crump and mr. lamar. >> thank you so much, patrick.ou will hear from milwaukee native lamar, a wonderful attorney who's come from this city. >> thank you, attorney crump. i'm representing the blake family along with the legal team that you see before us today. i want to first start by thanking all of the supporters locally as well as nationally for all the prayers, support that you have shown this family. they're very grateful for the many acknowledgments that you have provided. the question that we have that we charge america with today is how many more examples of police brutality do we need to effectuate change? how many more marches do we have to partake in to get change? we have a very clear example. if george floyd wasn't clear enough, today we stand before you with another example. today is about accountability. and it starts locally and we talked before about how local issues become national issues. today we're going to see how the kenosha police department is going to respond to another event of police brutality. how long is i

crump. >> yeah. alisyn, you know, the family, we were watching and we heard vice president pence say about the violence in kenosha and from the protesters chanting black lives matter, but you have to remember, alisyn, it was white men who shot somebody in the back. it was white men who killed black people. we haven't been violent to anybody, but they keep trying to frame this narrative that, oh, if you are marching and saying black lives matter, you are violent. and we -- and where we're not doing anything to kill anybody. they're killing our children. >> mr. blake and mr. crump, i know that you're both going to washington, mr. blake, you're in washington and you're there for the anniversary of the mlk march. does your family have a history in civil rights and in marching? what's your message? >> my father was there for the first march in washington. he walked from selma to montgomery. he went across that edmund pettus, and he marched for open housing in evanston, illinois. he bought two churches bef

and benjamin crump represents my family. >> and ben crump, what is your response to the president? i just don't get that. how is it that the president doesn't want to speak to the family because you want to be on the line? i just don't -- maybe you can help me understand this. >> yes, it's mind boggling, jim. and as mr. blake said and miss julia, they want our men, my legal team, be attorney salvi and attorney lamarr to be involved in everything that happens because while they're concentrating on their son's life, they want us to concentrate on the fight for justice. and when i represented trafbyvo martin's family and president obama had the call with them, there was not a problem with the family's attorneys being on the phone. weste we were not saying anything. the clients want assurance their lawyers are helping to guide them through this very difficult process. when michael brown was called by the white house in ferguson, we were on the call. when george floyd talked with vice president biden, we were on the phone call. when jacob blake's family, mr. blake and miss julia talked

we're going to get the latest from his attorney ben crump who is standing by live.have gum problems. now, he uses therabreath healthy gums oral rinse with clinically-proven ingredients and his gum problems have vanished. (crowd applauding) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. >>> an 8:00 p.m. curfew has now been ordered tonight in kenosha, wisconsin, after violent protests over the police shooting of an unarmed black man in front of his children. we will be talking to the man's attorney ben crump in just a moment. >>> but first let's go to cnn's omar jimenez. this incident was captured on video. it is very hard to watch. but set the scene for us. walk us through what you're learning. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. well, there are a lot of investigations playing out right now trying to figure out what led up to jacob blake being shot. but what we do know for sure is that people are angry, they have expressed that anger through demonstrations. and you look no further than the video to see why. again, a warning what you're a

i will join attorney ben crump this week in d.c. as we march on washington to protest the same -- these very same issues. america, we're watching. the world is watching. let's make a change. thank you. >> thank you, attorney lamarr, and thank you attorney salvi for giving details about his medical status. you know, the one thing that the doctor said to julia and the family was there were these surgeries. and even though he is stable, they are very concerned about bacterial meningitis when you have to have multiple surgeries. julia and i and the family, we were hopeful that he wouldn't have to have the surgery. went to see him today. and was surprised to learn that they had to rush him into surgery. so please continue to pray for h him. remember, as attorney lamarr said, the march on washington, the commitment march that took place that is being convene d i the aftermath of the killing of george floyd, breonna taylor and ahmaud arbery. and i know reverend al sharpton and martin luther king iii was questioned over and over again about

crump?just going to say, the fact that they are trying to justify -- justify it by talking about oh, he had a knife, our legal team said that the investigation so far, witnesses have said they saw him with no knife and when you look at the video, he posed no threat to those officers as he was walking away from them. he never gave them any verbal threats. he was just trying to get in the car and get his three little boys out of a volatile situation and as -- and as he said eloquently and passionately, his mind was on his little boys but yet they saw him seven times in the back and his three grandsons are going to have to bear these psychological scars forever and his 8-year-old son was having his birthday party that day. >> mr. -- >> they had just -- they had just called me an hour and a half before this incident happened and my grandson was so excited and he was running down the list of what his daddy was going to get him and i know my son -- so i know my son every time this cat is saying wh

from more than 100 politically active black male leaders including civil rights attorney benjamin crump, rapper sean diddy combs and former obama administrafficial van jones: failure to select a black woman in 2020 means you will lose the election. whoever he picks, biden's decision matters to voters not currently backing him in pennsylvania. seven in ten who say they could consider supporting biden say his vp choice is important. as we await biden's choice several women's rights leaders are calling on news

it all comes as blake's lawyer benjamin crump said jacob blake's three sons were just a few feet away in the back of the family car when their father was shot in the back. >> it was a birthday party for his 8-year-old son. in that car when he was shot was his 8-year-old son, his 5-year-old son, and his 3-year-old son. it was supposed to be a festive, joyous occasion. >> omar jimenez begins our coverage from wisconsin. so, omar, you're there where this happened.

from more than 100 politically active black male leaders including civil rights attorney benjamin crumprapper sean diddy combs and former obama administration official van jones: failure to select a black woman in 2020 means you will lose the election. whoever he picks, biden's decision matters to voters not currently backing him in pennsylvania. seven in ten who say they could consider supporting biden say his vp choice is important. as we await biden's choice several women's rights leaders are calling on news organizations to ensure fair coverage of whoever she is. they call for "a new way of thinking about your role and how she is treated and the equality she deserves." >> brennan: indeed. thank you, ed. today in minneapolis a judge released tbodycaormeficerged with aiding and abetting murder in the death of george floyd. the footage raises new and troubling questions about how floyd was treated. a warning, these videos are disturbing. here's cbs's mola lenghi. >> reporter: newly released body cam video from the minneapolis police department shows the moments after george floyd was a

we'll also speak to attorney ben crump, he is representing the taylor and blake family. former f.d.a. commission and dr. scott gottlieb will give us an update on covid-19. finally, as the sports world fights racism in america with boycotts, an emotional public plea. >> it is amazing why we keep loving this country and this coury has not loved us back. >> brennan: we'll talk with cbs news special correspondent and host o "the nfl today," our own james brown. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." it is another grim sunday morning here in washington. in the aftermath of protests at black lives matter plaza just down the street from us here at cbs, as well as in other cities across the country. this as the number of coronavirus cases worldwide passed the 25 million mark. almost a quarter of those cases are here in the u.s. the death toll is near 183,000. we begin this morning with cbs new correspondent mark strassmann in atlanta, george. >> reporter: chaos overnight in washington, d.c., one white house. police

ben crump the attorneys says it would as you heard take a miracle. if he were able to walk again. the shooting happened sunday, 3 of blake's children were watching this unfold. they were sitting in a car. part of it was caught on cell phone video. the incident has ignited protests over racial injustice and a number of cities. blake's father is describing the shooting as a senseless attempted murder. >>they shot my son. what he didn't matter. well my son matters. >>blake has a lot of injuries as we heard he was shot in the arm there's damage to his kidney liver and to his spinal cord. >>coming up next an officiant firefight solano county firefighters acted quickly to save presidents from >>for months to come the charred hills along i 80 and solano county they will serve as a reminder of how fast and how dangerous the lnu lightning complex fires, a were and how quickly they did move into the bay area kron four's phillipe djegal talk to people at the fairfield fire department about how the city avoided death and destruction. >>along interstate 80 more than 1000 acres of land between

crump, given all this, can you provide some clarity? we have been talking about the political atmosphere that has overlaid this. i spoke with mark meadows who said the president was in touch with the family's pastor, the press secretary said this morning there has been outreach on the part of the white house, but they haven't been able to connect. ben, what is the status of a potential conversation between mr. blake's family and president trump? >> well, hallie, thank you for -- jacob blake and his family. my office received no calls to set up any kind of meeting. i know when vice president biden and senator harris wanted to make contact with the family, they simply called my office and we coordinated such a meeting. but right now this family is not focused on politics. hallie, they are focused on trying to help a young man who has seven bullets go through his spinal cord, fracture his vertebrae, go into his colon, he lost his colon, go into a small intestine, he lost most of his intestines, going into his arm, go into his kidney, they

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according to ben crump for the rest of his life. they're all hoping for a miracle. we heard from other attorneys. we heard from several family members. omar jimenez is on the scene right now in kenosha. these people are understandably very upset and very angry. >> reporter: they really are, wolf. this was really the first time we were able to hear from the family together as a unit to hear how they processed what america and the world was able to process only through the lens of a cell phone video. and you heard that was the mother of jacob blake, julia jackson, finish up and have the last word in that press conference. and she had that powerful story that when they visited him in the hotel room, there was an officer in that room. and when she was about to pray with jacob blair, she says that jacob stopped her, asked if the officer was a man of faith, and all three of them prayed together. and that was a message that she was trying to send that we need to be better as a people. now, the father was a little bit more angry and a little bit more emotional over this, sa

martin was not that well informed about that before. >> absolutely. >> attorney crump, you have been the leading attorney in this era of civil rights. as we look at the blake case, we're seeing that the police association and others are doing what we know was going to happen, starting to smear the victim, starting to put out things that they say as much of it erroneously led to him being shot in the back and now paralyzed, possibly for life. as you deal with this, give us an update of where we are in this investigation and whether it's breonna taylor who you represent, i talked to the brother today of george floyd and that you've been that legal vanguard to really deal with these cases and all of these victims being smeared while you try to fight through and deal with evidence. >> absolutely, reverend al. and i join martin iii in acknowledging the irreverence in this movement because not only did you and martin lead an historic rally like we've never seen before in this covid-19 pandemic era, but it was one that helped galvanize attention on this commitment that no matter how they tr

sos a a result, what you see is joe biden not feeling pressured here. >> and ben crump, benjamin crumprominent women, and susan rise, considered to still be in contention. donna ed wshwards you have two members of the caucus, karen basss a wells a val demings. a lot of choices here. but he could go in another direction. >> well, i mean, he has a lot of really fine choices, and you know, the interesting thing to me is, i've followed a lot of social media. you've got people who are lined up in all of these different camps. i think the question is going to be, once joe biden makes his decision, a running mate is announced, how quickly he can go to, to pull all of that together. i think it will be rather quick, and some people will be disappointed, but -- others will be excited, but i think overall, i think people mostly vote for a president and not a vice president. a vice president can add something to the ticket, and i think that they will continue to go through ands a democrats really unite the party in order to get prepared for the big battle on november 3rd. >> and mike memoli a cont

we actually had ben crump on cnn last hour who said that jacob blake's mother was expecting this phone call from the president. she was ready and willing to speak with him. but the president then revealed during his white house briefing that he would not have that phone call as long as attorneys were present. we should also note that ben crump said that during jacob blake's family phone call with joe biden and kamala harris that attorneys were on that call and that wasn't an issue for the democratic presidential and vice presidential nominee. >> okay. jeremy diamond, thanks so much for that. >>> out front now ben jealous former president and ceo of the naacp. also our cnn analyst and herndon national political reporter for the "new york times." great to see you all. so much to get to here. ben, i'll start with you. you heard the president defending both kyle rittenhouse and the trump supporters in portland who were shooting paint balls at protesters. when you were hearing him talk about that, what were your first thoughts? >> the first thoughts that we've never seen this before. we've

course we'll come back for more support later with andy but right now i want to bring in benjamin crump from washington d.c. the attorney for jack and blake also benjamin you've represented the families of george floyd and briana taylor the other black americans who were shot dead by place i'll talk to you about that in a moment 1st of all of if you got an update on jacob for us on his on his condition are you as. in stable condition. or intensive care he had not concern us are very. concerned drew's multiple surgeries we're going to the. point. you know. are you able to speak to him understanding of his actually had anything to say or if he knows about what's happened in the in the 4 days since he was shot. he's a really medicated. baaba maal so warm terms but again he's really. been so let's talk about what's happened in can assure in the last 4 days it is absolutely no surprise to see this reaction we've seen it in other parts of the country after similar incidents what do you think of the reaction to it though from both. officials and can osha and then as it's widened out further th

his lawyer, ben crump, said he had been trying to de-escalate a domestic disturbance. ak , shms to ha first antry to justify it lar. >> g to cr blake's e younkids s record inc on cell pne. >> i heard them say to drop the knife but i did not see a knife in his hands. >> reporter: the kenosha police urged people to know the facts before passing judgment. they say, as always, the video does not capture the intricacies of a highly dynamic incident. the officers have been placed on leave and they have not been identified. mola lenghi, cbs news, kenosha, wisconsin. >>> new at noon, the tahoe ski resorts, squaw valley, is dropping the squaw from its name after a momentum of recognition around the country. they say the term is a derogatory reference to a native american woman and it will be dropped immediately with a new name announced next year. >>> time for check of our weather. we have mary lee. >>> e lookin unhealt air again. the red and purple colors are indicating unhealthy to very unhealthy air. we have smoke from the massive wildfire is burning across the region and wi

you know, laura, the attorney ben crump told me the last hour that jacob blake's three little boys, hisre in the car, he was trying to get in the car himself, the family was celebrating one of the boy's birthdays that weekend. so what questions do we have right now, from a legal perspective about how all this unfolds. >> i was hearing that, and it makes it all the more devastating. there were three little boys. 3, 5 and 8, and they saw seven shots ring out in the back of their father, on a day when one is celebrating the birthday. thank goodness he is still alive. we are waiting to see what his prognosis is, and if he has any additional information and if he will see his children again. my question is why? that's a very open ended question. but why, why was it necessary to use lethal force to repell an attack that did not seem to be an attack. i did not see an indication of him trying harm the officerer on lunge toward the officer or hurt them in any way. to use it as a knee jerk reaction is a problem. what will take so long? people are hearing 30 days now, wolf. that is probably the ce

. >> jacob blake's mother julia jackson joins me now along with benjamin crump.s the attorney for jacob blake and his family. thank you both for joining. first of all, ms. jackson, let me tell you i'm so sorry for what is happening, and i appreciate you being here tonight. how are you holding up? >> i do have a portion of peace from god, but it is still very simple. my children and nieces, we try to laugh when we can. sometimes you have to do it to make it through. >> yeah, i can only imagine. i understand that you got -- you have an update from the hospital. the last we've heard is that jacob is paralyzed from the waist down. what do you know -- what's the update on the condition? >> he is currently still in surgery, and it is our understanding. we just had an update about 15 minutes ago that this surgery will be a long one. but he is handling the surgery well. his vitals are stable. and we're just praying and believing that it will be good results. >> earlier as i understand when you saw him he was more worried about you and your family. what did he say? >> wel

when i last spoke with your colleague ben crump he told me several witnesses had reached out to him.u been able to confirm with more details involving the timeline how all of this escalated? we've all seen the very disturbing video of course. >> right. well, unfortunately jacob has been anesthetized so much of the time because he had to undergo several surgeries. he is also heavily medicated due to severe pain from the injuries as well as nerve pain emanating from the spinal cord injury. so we haven't been able to fully speak with him to get his entire version of the story. when you look at the video and have a basic understanding of the facts, jacob had three of his most prized possessions in that car. his three boys. 8, 5, and 3 years old. so the suggestion that he was going to his car in order to start some sort of a fight with police officers, with their guns drawn, is basically absurd. and so that is at least one reason why point blank firing at least seven if not eight shots into his back is just absolutely outrageous conduct and excessive use of force. >> the wisconsin departm

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the white house had been efforting outreach to reach the blake family, the family's spokesperson ben crump tells msnbc, his toll-free phone number is available, and his office is across the street from the fbi headquarters in washington. he's told msnbc he hasn't heard from anyone. the white house wants the president to go to kenosha, to inspect the damage caused by proceed tests and wants to meet with law enforcement he says as well. the mayor of kenosha asking the president to stay away. the governor writing in a letter to the white house says, i am concerned your presence will only hinder our healing. i'm concerned your presence will only delay our work to heal division. this video president in his campaign. he is running over the weekend, trucks baring trump flags enter the city, they were caught running down one person. the president also retweeted a video of a black man pushing a white woman on a subway platform in new york city. the title of that video implies it has something to do with black lives matter, but in fact it doesn't. it's a very old video of a man harassing people on t

>>civil rights attorney benjamin crump represents blake and his family and says blake was breaking up a fight between 2 women. officials say 2 officers are on administrative leave and cooperating while the state's department of justice reviews the shooting. blake is now fighting for his life after being airlifted from the scene of the police encounter we will do it. having a grid residents call it just one event in a series that includes the may 25th death of george floyd which sparked months of protests around the world. >>which i'd of the rodney king, which item and right now just to roll generation that just as happened in washington, i'm whitney wild reporting. >>the scene in milwaukee, wisconsin again this is more key wisconsin. basically next door to show where the shooting in question. happened there have been protests, there's a heavy police presence on the scene and the milwaukee officials have been pleading with people to protest peacefully but there is a a lot of concern tonight, you're looking at one. intersection in milwaukee, you're seeing a protester's sign in the crowd

joining me now is jacob blake's mother and ben crump, the family's attorney. ms.ackson, thank you for taking the time. i want to start with you and first ask you if you can give us any of the latest updates on mr. blake and how he's doing. >> he is currently still in surgery. >> and i mentioned toward the end here that the justice department has said that they're going to get involved in the case. have you heard from anyone at the justice department so far? >> we have not. the governor's office reached out, but we haven't heard nothing from the department of justice. >> so the governor's office has reached out, and what did the governor's office say that they're willing to do for the family? >> well, at this point, they haven't went into details about that aspect. but ms. jackson is very grateful to the governor's assistance for cutting through the red tape so she could visit her son in the hospital. because initially her and her pastor were turned away at the door. >> were turned away? >> yes. >> can you describe how police treated the family some because one of

luther king iii and civil rights attorney, i call him the attorney general of black america benjamin crump. let me go to you first, martin. we are talked become the the back and forward and i kind of jumped out at the funeral store and announced that you are willing to convene. we're in area in the galfully shull be counting and we see continuing, brianna taylor, aor boy, and rayshard brooks and the list goes on and on. even right now lafayette, louisiana, and why we say. stand with your family or loved one 50 years ago. tell us how you feel and making sure that every covid-19 protocol is being reflect. we'll talk to the mayor and everyone is given a face mask and everyone will be dev dribd. day frahm, how does it feel to stand where your father has stood and we've now down it in this george floyd era. >> you know, rev, my mother would say every generation has to earn its freedom and its keep. you would think that in 2020 that we would have about -- the fact of the are we aren't. we are where we are at the nokes because i believe people booinging to, black americans, native americans, hisp

notable that they didn't reach out to ben crump as the attorney. that is the conduit that joe biden and kamala harris were able to use to speak to the family directly. that's the latest on where the situation stands. of course, the president is still, andrea, planning to go to kenosha. told again five minutes ago the plans hold he will go to kenosha tomorrow despite the criticism both from that city's mayor and that state's governor urging him not to come saying he will hinder the healing, they fear, by arriving there. the president will go. he will survey the damage, and visit with law enforcement as well. >> now, he says, eugene, he's going to meet with law enforcement and not indicated anything about the protesters. but he keeps praising the counterprotestors. and that's, of course, led to the accusations from joe biden that he's trying to enflame all of this? >> well, i think he is enflaming it. i mean, he's picked a side. and he keeps coming out with these all caps law and order tweets. he thinks this is a, this is a good issue for him. he wan

amy: and this is civil rights attorney ben crump, who is representing jacob blake. >> we don't have to give you a lot of legal treatises to let did tow that what they son was. and julia's done with deliberate indifference. the medical diagnosis right now is that he is paralyzed. and because those bullets separate his spinal cord -- severed his spinal cord and ,htered some of his vertebrae it is going to take a miracle -- it is going to take a miracle for jacob blake, jr. to ever walk again. amy: for more, we're joined now by mandela barnes, lieutenant governor of wisconsin. the first african-american to be elected to this position. lieutenant governor, thank you for joinining us on democracy y! if you can start off by giving us the latest on what is understood -- the sheriff, although they have not explained why the police shot jacob blake, has said that in the latest incidents of violence, which looks like white shooters, called the militia or vigilantes in the street. two are dead and one critically wounded. can n you expend what t you understand is hahappening in kenoshsha, and then

crump was asked about that a little bit later and he said it was an outrage.to say that it follows a pattern of deliberate indifference and excessive force. we also have been in contact and we heard more from the attorney general who is leading the state investigation of the actual shooting of mr. blake. and while he has given more details including the names of the officers and a little bit more about what exactly happened right before the shooting, he is not answering the question of why mr. blake was being subject to arrest when officers arrived. he says the officers arrived, they tried arresting him, they tried tasing him, two different officers tried tasing him unsuccessfully. but in terms of the question of why this arrest was happening, that's still unclear. so a lot of questions we have especially with that new detail from mr. blake's dad, andrea. >> and we'll have a lot more on this when welded go to the mall. the reporting there on the families, including mr. blake. one more thing is, why no action still on the police officers. i know their names hav

harvey: we had ben crump on while you were away and ben rightly said we're not talking about short-term, we're talking about lifelong issues these kids are going to have. remember, these bullets were flying inside a car that they were. in beyond terrifying, beyond horrific. these kids need help. >> they're going to need help for a long time. the family is evaluating two different options, either a therapist or a therapy team but they have begun the process of trying to figure it out. one of the things that jacob blake's father talked about at a reanlt press conference is the kids are stuck right now. they keep asking why did the police shoot my dad? why would they do that? they can't process what happened and why it happen and would the family, they want to later. the kids have not seen him. as you can imagine, that will be traumatizing for them as well. i think right now the family is just trying to come in to help them -- you can't help them understand what happened but try and comfort them systems neck right now. harvey: lauren, you made such a good points, though, that this is not a

>>civil rights attorney benjamin crump represents blake and his family and says blake was breaking up a fight between 2 women. officials say 2 officers are on administrative leave and cooperating while the state's department of justice reviews the shooting. blake is now fighting for his life after being airlifted from the scene of the police encounter we will do it. entered residents call it just one event in a series that includes the may 25th death of george floyd which sparked months of protests around the world. >>which i'd of the rodney king, which i don't and right now this is your own generation that just as happened in washington, i'm whitney wild reporting. >>still ahead tonight, thousands of students left out of distance learning across the world today is a popular video conference app suddenly had trouble plus socked in by smoke will chat live with the local air quality expert as we begin week 2 here in >>we aren't sure health standpoint this can work on such short notice to claim the patient with us and help your student be alert. >>it's always something these days that wa

>>i you know with a mug shot civil rights attorney benjamin crump representing a key west family. we want to know who. this was approaching. >>now filing shoot for this december 20 18 arrest at a key west elementary school involving their young son. they say has special needs is a thc he has a defiant disorder. >>key west cops say it started when the boy punched his teacher in the chest after refusing to sit properly in the school's cafeteria. the boy wound up at a juvenile detention center charged with felony battery. those charges though later dismissed he separately. >>with every meal to you know this prices because of his disabilities that have been well backed most it's about >>police officers in the school officials and the district attorney's office. you all thought that this is the way you handle disabled persons that this is the way you handle young children, the thing about it is you made a mistake health counselor from and grow from it right. >>repeat the same mistake again it's impossible to watch and i i i would never want any other parent has to watch a video like he

it all comes as blake's lawyer benjamin crump said jacob blake's three sons were just a few feet away in the back of the family car when their father was shot in the back. >> it was a birthday party for his 8-year-old son. in that car when he was shot was his 8-year-old son, his 5-year-old son, and his 3-year-old son. it was supposed to be a festive, joyous occasion. >> omar jimenez begins our coverage from wisconsin. so, omar, you're there where this happened. what are you seeing right now a couple hours before the curfew? >> reporter: well, erin, right now there are hundreds of people who have come out to protest yet again over how this death unfolded. we are outside the kenosha county courthouse and you can see them right in front of the police, dressed up in riot gear at this point face to face as you mentioned before. while there is still a lot we don't know about what led up to the shooting, what we do know is there is a lot of pain in this community over what feels like an all too familiar story. the video you are about to see may be considered graphic. two police officers with

tonight, family attorney benjamin crump says blake is paralyzed. >> it is going to take a miracle for jacob blake jr. to ever walk again. >> reporter: the shooting sparked another night of protests in kenosha. cars and buildings set on fire, police firing tear gas into crowds, defying the city's 8:00 p.m. curfew. athletes are also using their platforms to call for challenge. amid the n.b.a. play-offs, lebron james is speaking out. >> we are scared as black people in america. black men, black women, black kids. we are-- we are terrified. because you don't know, you have no idea, you have no idea how that cop that day left the house. >> reporter: tonight, blake's mother, julia jackson, is calling for peaceful protests. >> as i pray for my son's healing, i also have been praying, even before this, for the healing of our country. >> reporter: the wisconsin department of justice is investigating the shooting and plans to have a report out within 30 days. federal investigators are assisting in that. but jacob blake's father told me today that he already has no confidence in that investigati

family attorney benjamin crump saying the family got to see mr.ob blake yesterday in the hospital and his father now telling us this morning that he is currently paralyzed from his waist down, though he doesn't know if that's a temporary condition or if that's something that is permanent. but what we know now, here in kenosha, it is all about cleanup now after we saw protests last night, peaceful by day, but then we saw the clashes with police and then the looting and rioting last night. you see this entire city block as we go around is burned down, you see fire crews still trying to put out a fire. that is actually a mattress store that was over there. and the destruction that you see, hallie, is despite thele 8:00 p.m. curfew in effect last night, despite the 124 or 125 national guardsmen deployed yesterday, and it is despite the many efforts that the city went and put into effect to prevent the violence you're seeing, to prevent the damage you saw from the first night of protests. hallie, this is something this you're continuing to hear many of

the family's attorney, benjamin crump, said today they expect charges to be filed "sooner rather thanafter the paramedic's death, none of the officers involved have been charged. relatives of taylor met with kentucky's attorney general wednesday but remain frustrated by the investigation. this year's u.s. open tennis tournament will be missing both of last year's champions. bianca andreescu dropped out today, citing the coronavirus pandemic, as did rafael nadal. venus and serena williams will compete in new york. today, they played each other in kentucky, where serena won and leads the all-time series 19-12. up next, a man in a wheelchair is saved as a train barrels towards him. you're about to hear from the hero officer. h to believe it's not a movie. a man in a wheelchair is stuck on the train tracks. a train is barreling at him. without a second to spare, a hero police officer leaps into hero police officer leaps in cbs' mola lenghi has the incredible story. >> reporter: at >> reporter: at a busy railroad crossing in lodi, california, officer erika urrea knew something was out of p

their lawyer benjamin crump talked about what he calls deliberate indifference of the shooting. that is a legal term i expect we will be hearing in court. the lawyers talked about how young he was. that is likely to be part of the financial damages the court will be seeking. they are going to be asking for more money because he had a long life ahead of him. we are likely to see criminal charges. we are likely to see a pursuit of criminal charges against the family. whether prosecutors take that up, we don't know. they gave us some highlights of the reason. one of them would be the young age of jacob blake and the fact he had three young sons in the carpet would be traumatized and a broader family, all of them affected by this incident. >> thank you very much. turkey says greece must abandon any preconditions before two countries can start negotiations over mediterranean resources. ankara and athens have agreed to a peaceful resolution with turkey calling on the eu to mediate. tensions in the eastern mediterranean have been rising with both countries announcing naval exercises ne

blake's attorney benjamin crump says that blake did not have a weapon or pose any threat. >>jacob blake was trying to do was getting his car and get this 3 little boys away from a volatile situation. >>the officer who fired his weapon has 7 years on the force he is now on leave and federal officers have launched a civil rights investigation. after several nights of unrest in kenosha last night's protests were peaceful. the call comes after 2 people killed and one was hurt when a 17 year-old man kyle rittenhouse opened fire on protesters. rittenhouse has been arrested and has now been charged with homicide. we're live at 6.45 how a southern california teacher is making sure that her students. >>do not fall by fall behind. even as she takes on her own battles. and our wildfire coverage will continue right here in front for fallen trees and downed power lines from the complex fires officials are asking for patience as they work on letting people return to the burned areas. >>and a major hurricane hitting louisiana and it's not done yet where >>now to the north bay and the lnu

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blake's attorney benjamin crump says he did not have a weapon or pose a threat. >>jacob blake was trying to do was getting his car and get this 3 little boys away from a volatile situation. >>the officer who fired his weapon has 7 years on the police force he's now on paid leave and federal officers have launched a civil rights investigation. after several nights of unrest in kenosha last night's protests. we are peaceful. the calm comes though after 2 people were killed and one was hurt when 17 year-old kyle rittenhouse opened fire on protesters. winehouse was arrested on wednesday and has now been charged with homicide. the controversial shooting reignited protests across the u.s. but none have gotten more attention than when the milwaukee bucks chose not to play their nba playoff game yesterday. the movement then spread to other nba teams as well as baseball football and hockey. so flooding. marcus's after playing last night decided to postpone tonight's game after the players got together and came to this joint decision. the players put out the statement toda

civil rights attorney benjamin crump tweeting, quote, if it weren't for a neighbor's video, the police shooting of jacob blake would've vanished and no officers would be held accountable. a man named ray recorded the video. he says police arrived after several women started arguing. before taking the video, he says blake and three officers were wrestling. according to ray one officer tased blake telling him to drop the knife. ray says he then started recording as blake walked around the car. >> the police might say he was resisting arrest but he wasn't attacking the police. they were telling him, drop the knife. i didn't see a knife in his hand. >> reporter: now a new video surfacing overnight showing a different angle of the shooting. blake is seen on the ground appearing to fight with officers before getting up and walking around the driver's side of the car where he is shot. >> mom, you have to get back. >> reporter: investigators have not said whether blake had a knife or any other weapon. in the meantime, the shooting now getting reaction from major sports stars like aaron rodgers

. >> reporter: benjamin crump is the floyd family attorney. >> where was the compassion? where was the regret then watching another human being being literalltortured to death? >> reporter: errol barnett, >> brenntonight a formf.b.wyasgl stattify f trump ca adviser carter page. a lawyer for kevin clinesmith says his client admits to altering an e-mail that was used as evidence to obtain a fisa warrant. today page called the result a "good first step" toward justice. tonight, nearly seven months since the first covid case was reported in the u.s., there is still confusion over which protective face masks best prevent the virus from spreading. new guidance suggests that certain face coverings could be less protective than wearing no mask at all. >> reporter: tonight, clearall. dramatic high-speed video from researchers at australia's university of new south wales shows the difference two layers of cloth makes on a mask when someone sneezes. a separate duke university study looked at 14 kinds of masks. the n95 performed the best. a surgical mask worked well, but bandannas we

attorney benjamin crump represents the floyd family and now the blake family, too. >> it is foreseeable that these things are going to happen if you continue to engage in racism and discrimination in your policies and practices. >> reporter: the eyewitness who didn't want to be shown on camera tells us that blake scuffled with police before the shooting and that he heard an officer tell blake to drop the knife, although he never actually saw a knife. today the governor deployed 125 members of the national guard here to help and tonight, for a second night in a row, a curfew starting at 8:00 p.m. norah. >> o'donnell: mola lenghi, thank you. we turn to those historic california wildfires. more than 600 in just over a week including two of the largest in the state's history. at least seven people have died and more than a million acres have burned, that is more than four times larger than the area destroyed by fires in a typical year. here's cbs's jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: tonight, wildfires have displaced more than 200,000 californians, almost a million and a half acres the size of