breonna taylor, jacob blake, george floyd, voting access, justice systems that areland against black americans in particular. his personal fear of the police. the list goes on and on and on. gun control. presidential politics. weighing in on the 2020 election. he's sniping back and forth with trump at various points. there's nobody else who could kind of carry that burden and also play at that statement high level -- same high level publicly. don't know at a moderna athlete in the nba who could do what be blown dawn hi and didn't have to do that. he could have sane i want to win this title because i just watched the last dance and michael jordan looked incredible and he walked towards the burden and that was real impressive and it was a signed of his character -- sign of his character and i don't think that given how challenging that environment was, personally, if was getting questions like that on those kind topics ever never would have been able to handle it and i'm not sure how he did. in terms of the shutdown experience, that's the heart of the book, my favorite chapter in bubbl

what about jacob blake, the kenosha man shot by police as was reaching for a knife his car, this timemp told the world that jacob blake was unarmed and that he was there getting into his car apparently after breaking up a fight between two women. that was also a lie. there was no fight between two women. jacob blake was not playing the role of peace keeper, he was at the home of a woman who accused him of a sexual assault and trespassing. and she is the one that called the police. then there is makia bryant, trump tweeted that the columbus police killed a, quote, unarmed 15-year-old black girl. now, look at this video and tell me makia bryant was unarmed. you can see in all of the videos as we all have seen our eyes are not lying she is holding a knife and attempting to plunge it into the chest of another young black woman. that's another lie. swept under the rug, memory hold by complicit media. how about daunte wright? remember him? he was tragically shot by a brooklyn center police officer who misclaims she mistook her service weapon for a taser. once again, crump was on the scene.

he shot and killed two people and wounded a third during protests after the police shooting of jacob blake. what will it mean for his trial? >>> we do want to start with breaking news in the middle east. 16 hours into a cease-fire between israel and hamas. already, a test, just this morning, at the temple moun in jerusalem. in the last couple of hours, clashes broke out between israeli police and palestinian protesters. video showing police clearing protesters. israeli police saying a molotov cocktail was hurled at them. we want to start with the cease-fire. richard engel is in the region on the ground in gaza city. richard? >> reporter: for now, the cease-fire does appear to be holding, since it was announced. there haven't been any rockets fired from the gaza strip into israel and any israeli air strikes on gaza. this is what is left of gaza city. this was the cost of this. you can see behind me one of the tallest buildings -- what was one of the tallest buildings in gaza, offices and apartments, completely flattened by an israeli air strike. israel didn't just flatten buildings. look ac

that protest was in was wants to the police shooting of jacob blake. the trial on two counts of first-degree homicide will take place in november. this sunday we are taking a closer look at crime in san francisco. we look at the trend and the shift in targets. plus, ken bastida recently sat down with embattled district attorney and asked him about his rocky relationship with the police union. >> how difficult is it to, though come to do your job when you have that kind of relationship with the rank-and- file cops? >> the poa has undermined not just the district attorney's office going back three or four different elected das, but also they undermined and attacked chief scott. i feel sorry for the way they attack them and undermine their own leader. >>> it is a good interview. i'll have fire half hour crime special, crime and punishment in san francisco will air sunday at 6:30. >>> 5:00, the mountain lion captured in san francisco has been safely released back into the wilds. the two-year-old male was caught on camera prowling through -- before being ca

two people last august during protests in kenosha, wisconsin, following the police shooting of jacob blakeors say rittenhouse, who was 17 at the time, traveled from his home in illinois, shot and killed two people and wounded another person. >>> cbs los angeles says a hiker missing for five days was found alive in the angeles national forest north of l.a. 58-year-old george null was rescued wednesday by a sheriff'h waving nto a cre not return froy ofiking in the san gabriel mountains. he survived on water alone. >> he gave me a huge hug. i think he's so exhausted that he really doesn't have a lot of words right now. and he's maybe a little bit delirious after five days of wandering around in the forest. >> null's sister said he became disoriented during his hike when a lot of the trails in the area were burned out from a wildfire last year. >>> and the "florida times union" says jacksonville jaguars have signed former heisman trophy winning quarterback tim tebow to play tight end. they signed him to a one-year contract reuniting him with head coach urban meyer who coached him in college. t

he shot and killed two people and wounded a third during protests after the police shooting of jacob blake

economist suggests when protests turn violent in like kenosha, wisconsin, over the shooting of jacob blake former president trump and republicans benefited at the ballot box noting that joe biden's vote share in kenosha was conspicuously low. you may remember both trump and biden made straight stops in that city. what do you say to that? >> listen, it's common sense every politician knows one of the most important issues at the ballot box in the public arena is safety. if you fail to insure safety in your communities you'll pay the price at the ballot box and what you saw in that one pick snippet. that replicated every election and why texas is stepping up to make sure we as a state provide safety for our communities but you will see consequences at the ballot box for the cities as well as communities and states that do not step up and provide the safety that their residents deserve. >> harris: i'm curious to know why some of these communities and i've asked leaders and i will ask my team to pop that up. portland, oregon, a spike in violent crime homicides 800%. why do these leaders seem t

do you think the officer that shot and paralyzed jacob blake was not already on a list, the officer whooks in the back was not on a list? we know this to be true because of the ronald greene incident. the fish rots from the led and their superintendent lamar davis has hid this video for two years. so qualified immunity must be on the table, or to me, it's pointless. >> cheryl dorsey, got to leave it there, the former sergeant from lapd, really appreciate you being with us, thank you for your perspective. >> thank you. >>> facts are facts. lies are lies. and eventually the truth catches up. fight the truth now, pay for it later at the polls. ahead, a republican congressman's warning for his party. glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're mad

when i watched the tape of jacob blake, i felt that bullet.es, especially communities of color, and law enforcement. >> i was in elizabeth city, north carolina this weekend ahead of andrew brown's funeral and what we heard there was echoed in streets across the country, that the time for change is now. but the ballot deadline had long passed. what you are seeing in this race with jay jones and potentially other races, are some of these young leaders putting their names on the ballot taking on somebody like mark herring who says he has fought for progressive reforms himself. that's why we will be looking at this race. that primary is just a month from now as the democratic party wrestles within its own self what its future looks like and how it will address the year of racial reckoning we have lived through together. >> vaughn hillyard, thanks for your work. thanks for joining us on this tuesday morning. that's going do it for us. i will see you bright and early tomorrow. but up next, "andrea mitchell reports." ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand

prosecutors say last august he shot and killed two people during protests over the police shooting of jacob blakenot guilty to all the charges his lawyers claim self-defense he's free on $2 million bail the trial is set to begin the first of november. >>> weather alert. the death toll from floods across louisiana has risen to five, according to health officials. four of them involved people driving into high water. a temporary dam right outside baton rouge collapsed, as you can see here emergency evacuations ordered across the parish. the sheriff's department there wading through flooded streets yesterday during a break in the rain searching for victims two to three more inches expected according to the national weather service. >>> and in texas, the cleanup begins after days of rain and with more in the forecast. another inch or two through the weekend. all of this as hurricane season starts in less than two weeks. the national hurricane center tracking two systems that they report could become named storms one smack in the middle of the gulf forecasters say it has a 60% chance of becoming a tro

wisconsin police shooting an unarmed man, jacob blake, in the back seven times paralyzing him for lifeback near george floyd's community, minnesota police killing an unarmed father, donte wright, in his car. or last month he appeared to drive away from him. police claim they feared for their lives. but the video showed it was brown who feared for his and lost his. those are just four points on this chart. the special powers of immunities the police enjoy in america has not changed this year. consider police immunity in unions. a handful of states as mentioned did reverse immunity, but the normal shielding police from accountability in criminal and several court, the immunity ending most potential cases against police before they begin. so most officers never face a public civil trial about alleged misconduct, let alone a conviction. and special immunity for police is something that was just made up by judges providing what's become an absolute shield as justice sotomayor explained in the dissent about the doctrine. she says it encourages police to shoot first and think better. those ar

right after george floyd, jacob blake, jr. shoes. andrei heel, they continue to kill unarmed black people over and over again. >> reporter: in each of these cases, crump and his associates negotiate or litigate a financial settlement for the victim. or as is more often the case, the surviving relatives. >> the pain in his father -- can you imagine? this is real. >> reporter: you show up in city, and i can almost hear the city manager and the sheriff and the police chief, and they're saying, oh, blank, ben crump just showed up. you've got that kind of a reputation now. >> we are undefeated. for every case that we have represented a family in a police brutality matter, we've either gotten a verdict or a settlement. unfortunately -- unfortunately, hardly any of these police ever go to prison. >> reporter: at age 51, ben crump is in his prime. long before he achieved national prominence, crump looked for clients wherever he could find them. people have to get into the chosen lane of their profession sometimes by doing things that

nine months after the riots that followed the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, businesses ingrady? reporter: hey, david. this is ed's used tires, and we're pretty much in the heart of where those protests and riots happened last summer where several buildings were destroyed in fires. they tried to do it to this building, but they weren't successful. that's because linda tolliver, the owner showed up right after it happened and pretty much put a stop to that but people might be surprised. this has not been an easy re bound for you. its taken quite sometime to get back to business. >> yes it takes quite a while for people to realize that we didn't get destroyed that we are still open, and the neighborhood has been great but as the city government hasn't been as supportive as i would have liked. reporter: that's a shame. describe what it looked like even up until a month ago the boards were still up? >> yes my boards just came down about six to eight weeks ago, it was a very big relief to all of a sudden feel like i was not in a cave anymore while working to be able to take my c

the kenosha guard militia which called to arms on facebook and the aftermath of the shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin. that call to arms spread widely. and was read by a 17-year-old vigilante named kyle rittenhouse who traveled from illinois to wisconsin where he allegely shot and killed two people on the streets of kenosha on august 25th of 2020. that militia page was flagged at least 455 times to facebook. however, facebook found the page to d not violate its standards so it was left up. the response from mr. zuckerberg at the hearing was and i quote, it was a mistake. it was certainly an issue and we're de briefing and figuring out how we could do better. it is clear they didn't figure out how to do better quickly enough. not even two months later a mob of domestic terrorists and extremists stormed this capitol building in the january 6th coup attempt fueled by wide ved lies and conspiracy theories that the election has been stolen from the former president. while the efforts were ultimately unsuccessful, the trauma lingers on. after january 6th rampant hate and misinformatio

last year she repeatedly -- repeatedly -- spread the falsehood that jacob blake, who had a knife and was actively resisting arrest, was in fact unarmed when he was shot by the police. in part because of falsehooded like that one, riots engulfed the city of kenosha, wisconsin. she also claimed that officer darren wilson, who shot and killed michael brown in ferguson, missouri, was only exonerated based on racism. when i asked ms. clarke if she had reconsidered that unsubstantiated opinion, she pretended not to know enough to answer the question at first, which is remarkable given that the shooting in ferguson is only one of the most publicized and explosive cases in recent years. also remarkable because she apparently knew enough to tar a grand jury of normal american citizens as, yes, once again, racist. but not enough to answer simple questions. ms. clarke's opinion on the ferguson case sets her apart from other staunch liberals like vanita gupta and eric holder. both have acknowledged that officer wilson was justified in the use of force, echoing the obama department of justice, wh

this is dnl office furniture total loss in a fire in those riots after the police shooting of jacob blaker new location 7,600 75th street here in kenosha, got great neighbors, good location i'm excited to be open. reporter: and a lot of this is possible because of a city grant of $50,000 as well as just the general public, who decided to chip into a gofundme and help you raise some money that way as well. what's the support been like from the community as you rebuild? >> the supports been amazing. everywhere we go people are like how are you doing, how is business, things moving forward and like yeah, just excited. the outpouring of love is what kept us going. reporter: last question is looking forward, last summer is when the protests took place, weather is warming up again, are things going to be bad again? are you worried about that? >> well we're praying. local business people still downtown, they're really looking forward to a good year and we're hoping things come together and we can work together as a community on this , moving forward. reporter: we wish you the best of luck and we