julia jackson.is her only biological son, jacob blake jr. >> mom son has been fighting for his life. and, um, we really just need prayers. as i was riding through here, through this city, i noticed a lot of damage that doesn't reflect my son or my family. if jacob knew what was going on as far as that goes, the violence and the destruction, he would be very unpleased. so i'm really asking and encouraging everyone in wisconsin and abroad to take a moment and examine your hearts. citizens, police officers, firemen, clergy, politicians, do jacob justice on this level and examine your hearts. we need healing. as i pray for my son's healing, physically, emotionally, and spiritually, i also have been praying even before this for the healing of our country. god has placed each and every one of us in this country because he wanted us to be here. clearly, you can see right now that i have beautiful brown skin. but take a look at your hand, and whatever shade it is, it is beautiful as well. >> amen. >> yes. >

thank you. >> julia jackson. before we have her sisters address you, we want to give a brief update on his medical status and also are demands. so at this time, i will have the attorneys join me as we update you and as they come, i will tell you what his mother and father did certainly touched my heart, praying for humanity, the question is, is it touching the hearts of the people with the authority that we have legally given the right to use force in america? that is the people that are supposed to protect and serve us. when you look at that video, that horrific video that shows jacob blake jr. being shot at least seven times at point-blank range when an officer is holding his t-shirt, and you see it on the video. remember what his mother just said, where is the humanity? where was the humanity for this citizen? and as you say, it shouldn't matter the color of his skin. where is the humanity? we often talk about deliberate indifference. we don't have to give you legal treatises to let you know that what they did

julia jackson. this is her only biological son, jacob blake jr. >> my son has been fighting for his life. we really just need prayers. as i drove through the city, i noticed a lot of damage. it doesn't reflect my son or my family. if jacob knew what was going on, as far as that goes, the violence and the destruction, he would be very unpleased. so i really am asking and encouraging everyone in wisconsin and abroad to take a moment and examine your hearts. citizens, police officers, firemen, clergy, politicians, do jacob justice on this level and examine your hearts. we need healing. as i pray for my son's healing, physically, emotionally and spiritually, i also have been praying, even before this, for the healing of our country. >> yes, yes. >> god has placed each and every one of us in this country because he wanted us to be here. clearly you can see by now that i have beautiful brown skin, but take a look at your hand and whatever shade it is, it is beautiful as well. >> amen. yes. >> how dare we

that's right the mother julia jackson said after driving through this town in seeing all of the damage and firefighters say they responded to 37 separate fires overnight and that whole blocks have been leveled literally dozens of businesses vanished overnight imagist one of 2 nights she said in driving in here to hold this news conference. she was struck by the fact that jacob lake would have been displeased had he seen this would not have been what he wanted to be remembered for a number of family members spoke here the father also called jacob blake said police shot his son 7 times like he didn't matter but he said his son did matter and at one point as one of the lawyers was talking about the psychological damage that would be suffered by the 3 boys who were inside that car as he was climbing in and shot in the back he said those kids will have psychological damage for the rest of their lives the father broke down and actually had to be walked out one of jacob lake sisters said she's all cried out she hasn't she hasn't cried about this incident because she's cried about so many befo

. >> julia jackson, ben crump, i really appreciate you both.e're so sorry to see that this happened to your family. best of luck to you and your family. >> thank you. >>> joining me now is retired nypd detective and director of the black law enforcement alliance. i guess i'll just ask you the same question, mark. because i think for a lot of people, it's very difficult to understand how supposedly professionally trained police officers can get to the point where in a crowded area with lots of people watching with witnesses, with people screaming, right nearby, would feel comfortable shooting a man multiple times in the back. it doesn't sound to me like anything any police officer would be trained or allowed to do but they do it. can you give us some explanation as to how this possibly could've happened? >> i think it's wise to start off and say if only police officers felt a sense of compassion and empathy and respect for humanity for black and brown people that ms. jackson showed towards police officers just now, we wouldn't be in this predica

that is one you should listen to, julia jackson, the mother of ofob blake, the voice courage and wisdom. looking at the damage that has been done in her city, she says the violence does not reflect my son or my family. these are the words of a mother whose son had just been shot seven times in front of his children, badly injured, .aralyzed, perhaps permanently even as she seeks justice, she end to theg for an violence. she said she is praying for her son and she said something to me that surprised me. she said she was praying for all police officers. she had been praying for america even before her son was shot. she has publicly asked all of us to examine our hearts, citizens, the police, all of us, and then she said, quote, we need healing. than anything, that is what we need as a nation. we need to heal. the current president once you to live in fear. advertises himself as a figure of order. he is not. he has notot -- and been part of the solution thus far. he is part of the problem. youproblem that i will give , as president, by all resolve to stop i will deal with the virus. i will

charles: winners and losers for the week, this week is no contest, julia jackson, the widow of a retiredce officer that was killed on looters with the death of george floyd, julia is a mother of jacob lake, the black man who was shot by police this weekend in wisconsin, i want you to listen to these women, their words and their poise, noble purpose that should be our northstar for healing this nation. >> violence and destruction are not legitimate forms of protest. they do not safeguard black lives, they only destroy them. we cannot heal and the devastation and chaos. >> i notice a lot of damage. it does not reflect my feelings or my family. >> please let's begin to pray for healing for our nation. charles: if we follow the lead i do believe we could heal faster as a nation, that is why my big winners for the week, joining me now district media president, your thoughts? >> was there a dry eye listening to either one of those women's such emotionally powerful speeches and they focus on something we have not heard a lot of, that is the need to heal america, i thought julia jackson, her tal

the one you should listen to his julia jackson, the mother of jacob blake. the voice of courage, character and wisdom. that hast the damage been done in her city, she said "the violence and destruction does not reflect the sun or my family. of a mom, awords mother whose son had just been shot seven times in front of his children. paralyzed, perhaps permanently. wounded,adly paralyzed, perhaps permanently. she is pleading for this nation to heal. she said she was praying for her son. then she said something to me that surprised me. she said she was praying for all police officers. -- has already been playing praying for america even before her son was shot. asked all of us to examine our hearts. citizens, elected officials, police, all of us. then she said this, "we need healing." more than anything. that is what we need to do as a nation. we need to heal. the current president wants you to live in fear. he advertises himself as a figure of order. he isn't. he has not been part of the solution thus far. he is part of the problem. the problem that i will be yo

please let's begin to pray for healing for our nation. >> julia jackson in kenosha.or joining us today. thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us and have a good day. >>> up next,'s and astros now postponed after a member of the organization tested positive for covid-19. we'll have the latest. >>> good sunday morning you to. a live look from our walnut creek camera. we have some haze, air quality is not bad today. we're starting a warming trend that will take us through the first week of september. stay tuned,

running cleari suppose it is not whether further unrest can be pleaed as a result of this from julia jackson. >> that is right. driving through this town and seeing all of the damage, firefighters say they responded to 37 separate fires overnight, whole blocks have been leveled, dozens of businesses vanished overnight. one of two nights. she said driving here to hold this conference, she was struck by the fact that jacob lake -- jacob blake would have been displeased. this would not have been what he wanted to be remembered for. a number of family members spoke here. the father said police shot his son seven times like he did not matter, but his son did matter. as one of the lawyers was talking about the psychological damage suffered by the three boys inside that car as he was climbing in and shot in the back, says kids will have psychological damage for the rest of their lives. the father broke down and had to be walked out. his sisters said she has not cried about this incident because she has cried about so many before. she said i don't want pity. i want change. those are the messages we

. >> 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 investigation. the family is calling for the immediate firing of the officers involved in the shooting. norah. >> o'donnell: mola lenghi, thank you. and tonight at their convention, republicans are expected to keep up their "law and order" theme while trying to portray democrats as agents of chaos. but the speeches from president trump's family and loyalists are drawing attention, not just for what they're saying, but for where they're saying it. cbs' weijia jiang is at the white house tonight. good evening, weijia. >> reporter: good evening to you, norah. first lady melania trump will make live remarks as tonight's marquee speaker, making w

blake's mother julia jackson. >> it makes me sick to my stomach, and i feel like i'm in a bad dream. >> the players say they are going to boycott. >> reporter: tonight, all three n.b.a. play-off games are on hold after the milwaukee bucks boycotted their game just before tip-off, this after los angeles clippers head coach doc rivers was noticeably frustrated last night. >> we've been hung. we've been shot. and... all you do is keep hearing about fear. it's... it's amazing why we keep loving this country and this country does not love us back. >> reporter: well, now there's word that baseball's milwaukee brewers are canc ling their game. with anyone breaking the law tonight, including staying out past curfew, which has been bumped up an hour to 7:00 p.m. the mayor of kenosha also said today that armed militias are not welcome, norah. >> o'donnell: all right, mola lenghi, thank you. we turn now to night three of the republican national convention. vice president pence takes the stage tonight at fort mchenry in baltimore. president trump and the white house is preparing for his thursday

their grandfather burst out in sobs and had to be walked away and then blake's mother came out julia jackson is her name and she was powerful but very calm and she said on her way driving into the town she saw the devastation there were 37 fires to which firefighters responded last night whole blocks have been decimated matches one night and this is now night 3 of the protests and she said that is not what her son would have wanted this is what she had to say. please. let's begin to pray for healing for our nation. we are the united states we been united. you understand what's going to happen. when we fall because our house that is against each other and. all of the police officers i'm praying for you. little still real concern because considering what sort of might fulls the civil unrest seems to be good again. that's right and what has happened is the police have focused around this government building area here that courthouse behind me was attacked on the 1st night in there was graffiti on it and today they've been power washing that up yesterday they boarded up the windows but while pol

unarmed black men she said she doesn't want sympathy she doesn't want pity she wants action and julia jackson of course the mother jacob blake spoke eloquently about how when she drove through this city on her way to his news conference you saw the devastation and firefighters responded to 37 fires just over the past 24 hours and she noticed she turned heard about the looting and seen the buildings that had been razed to the ground some of them still smoking this morning and she said her son would not have approved of that in this city has whole blocks that have simply been removed from the map there was a correction center that we went to earlier today was completely destroyed there were carpet lives that were completely burned down and one of the reasons for that is that the police have focused on protecting that building behind me the courthouse but last night for example while they were protecting that building. looters and protesters who went into an area called uptown and basically raised every building for 2 blocks looting it and then looting those buildings and then burning them down.

their grandfather burst out in sobs and had to be walked away and then blake's mother came out julia jackson is her name and she was powerful but very calm and day she said on her way driving into the town she saw the devastation there were 37 fires to which firefighters responded last night whole blocks have been decimated met just one night and this is now night 3 of the protests and she said that is not what her son would have wanted. to impose again address the republican national convention 2nd day go to the way he wanted a full pardon to a full mccoll that he founded an organization to help released prisoners. who will be headlining the speakers for the day. has been criticized for getting involved in the campaign while serving as the u.s. chief diplomat. those join our white house correspond complete how to use following the convention for the really the headline act is melania trump and pay 0 but composer inclusion raising a few eyebrows yeah it is because just weeks ago he issued a diplomatic cable to some of the members of the state department around the world noting that it was in

unarmed black men she said she doesn't want sympathy she doesn't want pity she wants action and julia jackson of course the mother jayco blake spoke eloquently about how when she drove through this city on her way to this news conference she saw the devastation and firefighters responded to 37 fires just over the past 24 hours and she noticed the heard about the looting and seen the buildings that had been razed to the ground some of them still smoking this morning and she said her son would not have approved of that this is a little of what she had to say today. please. let's begin to pray for healing for our nation. we are the united states have we been united. you understand what's going to happen. when we call because a house that is against each other and. all of the police officers i'm praying for you. so. think about what she has said because the situation in connection is still very tense and when night falls we all seeing going civil unrest. that's right we're looking at a 3rd night of protests after he was shot on sunday and this city has whole blocks that have simply been removed f

. >> martha: heart break for julia jackson. she was so moving today.t least 30 businesses damaged including car dealer ships and family owned stores that may never recover. one local owner. >> my father's legacy. i don't get it. he's been here for decades. >> [loud music playing]. >> he would be so ashamed and so heart broken. [crying]. i'm sorry. >> [loud music playing]. >> martha: we will talk to a congressman who represents that district. he said help from the feds is necessary in wisconsin. we will speak to the department homeland security. first mike tobin on the ground in wisconsin. >> the presence of federal agents is real in wisconsin. we have seen atf agents investigating this office furniture story. one of the many structure fires that lit up last night. fox news learned the department of justice is joining the investigation into the shooting of jacob blake. the conflict was started at the courthouse last night. a typical scene. a line of police in riot gear trying to prevent the protestors from getting in the court house. [audio breaking up]

that exchange with police officers and jacob blake and they feel all of us, our hearts break for julia jackson, when she speaks about her son, she was so eloquent in terms of what she wants to see for our country. that is where majority of people are on this. i spoke to the -- of kenosha, he reached out to the white house, they need help, it is like the wild, wild west we saw in the shooting last night. wisconsin needs help, we hope the governor will be sort of broad-thinking enough to understand that. there is some suggestion, at least when i asked this question to the representative of the district, he believes some people swept in from chicago and milwaukee to come to kenosha to protest. what you get time and time again is the event, which is horrific, being taken over from outsiders, who pull the attention away from the event and make it about something different and they are not getting anyone closer to the end to specific instances that may exist of police brutality. that is the goal we want to achieve. everyone knows, when you watch that video, there is one goal, apprehend that suspect,

in the midst of this pain, the wisest words that i've heard spoken so far have come from julia jackson, jacob's mother. she looked at the damage done in her community and she said this. "this doesn't reflect my son or my family. so let's unite and heal, do justice, end the violence and end systemic racism in this country now." >> dana: breaking right now, the milwaukee bucks boycotting an northbound playoff game in response to the jacob blake shooting. the senior vice president of the bucks tweeting "some things are bigger than basketball. the stand taken by the players and the organization is saying enough is enough. i'm proud of our guys and we stand 100% behind our players ready to assist and bring about real change." other teams are reportedly planning on doing the same thing. bret, let's started with you. it's interesting -- i'm sitting next to him but i have to look here. it's so weird to be back with the people. joe biden making a statement today. it's interesting that we're in a 24/7 news cycle. things move fast. the statement is a little late and coming. >> very late and comin

we are going to follow the guidance of many of our leaders, really starting from julia -- miss julia jackson, rather, the mother of the victim, jacob blake, who said she wants peace, focus, she wants justice, but she wants peace, peaceful. and we're not going to buy into the president's law and order campaign in 1968, which, of course, elected richard nixon. we're not going to feed into that. i would say that we're going to, we're going to keep the faith. we're going to keep our eye on the prize. we're going to keep hope alive. and we're going to keep it real, rev. >> let me ask you this. i think one of the things that i've said, and i've always denounced violence as you know, but i think you have to denounce violence on both sides as i said at the march saturday. we have consistently been against looting, but we have not heard "the voice"s that's been against wrong police shooting and you need to be condemning both. and really, if you don't get to the core of the problem, we'll keep going through this particularly when you have a head of state stoking these fires. the other thing i think is

. >> 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

. >> and that was the mother of jacob blake, julia jackson. he remains in the hospital after being repeatedly shot by police. despite his mother's pleas for peace not violence these were the sense in kenosha, wisconsin late tuesday. demonstrators clashed with police calling for justice in blake's case. meanwhile dozens were arrested in louisville, kentucky tuesday. the city saw large protests over the death of breonna taylor. she was shot by police in her own home back in march. and portland, oregon has seen months of nightly demonstrations since the police killing of george floyd earlier this year. mr. trump has reacted to the unrest in wisconsin and all across the country by promoting law and order. he tweeted to urge wisconsin's governor to call in the national guard to quote end the problem fast. >>> for more i'm joined now from los angeles by journalist jared hill. thank you so much for being with us. >> absolutely. >> so, in the past two days the rnc has tried to appeal to black voters claiming trump has done more for them than any other

the one you should listen to is julia jackson, the mother of jacob blake.voice of courage, character, and wisdom. you're looking at the damage that has been done in her city, she said "to the violence and destruction doesn't reflect my son or my family." these are the words of a mom, a mother whose son had just been shot seven times in front of his children. badly injured, paralyzed, perhaps permanently and even as she seeks justice for her son, she is pleading for an end to the violence. and for this nation to heal. she said she was praying for her son, and then she said something to me that surprised me. she said she was praying for all police officers. she said she had already been praying for america even before her son was shot. she has publicly asked all of us to examine our hearts, citizens. elected officials, police, all of us. and then she said this "we need healing." more than anything that's what we need to do as a nation. we need to heal. our current president wants you to live in fear, advertises himself as a figure of order. he isn't. and he h

their grandfather burst out in sobs and had to be walked away and then blake's mother came out julia jackson is her name and she was powerful but very calm and she said on her way driving into the town she saw the devastation there were 37 fires to which firefighters responded last night whole blocks have been decimated met just one night and this is now night 3 of the protests and she said that is not what her son would have wanted the u.s. president times together address the republican national convention at the start of the 2nd day. but he founded an organization to help freed prisoners later lady. and secretary of state. will be headline speeches has been criticized for getting involved in the company while serving as the u.s. is chief diplomat. he says greece must give up its preconditions before the 2 countries to begin a dialogue over disputes the mediterranean results is. calling on the e.u. does oldest and objective mediate. the belorussian opposition says it will not give up on its call for a democratic transition even as 2 prominent leaders are jailed for organizing rallies demon

blake's mother julia jackson, sister letetra widman, and father jacob blake, sr. spoke at a news conference outside the courthouse. >> they shot my son. times. seven times. like he did not matter. but my son matters. how would you feel if your white son walked up to you as a mother and said, "mommy, why did the police shoot my daddy in the back?" you have no clue. >> i am rereally asking andd wisconsing eryonone m ment andakeke a hrts.in youou officerers,ce clergrgy, pololiticians, d do jacoco j jtice on thisevevel and examine your hearts. >> i am my brother's keeper. and when you say the name jacob father,ake sure you say make sure you say cousin, make sure you say son, make sure you say uncle -- most important, make sure you say human. 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 -

the person you should listen to is julia jackson, the mother of jacob blake. hers is a voice of courage, character and wisdom. looking at the damage done in her city, she said, quote, the violence and destruction doesn't reflect my son or my family. these are the words of a mom, a mother, whose son had just been shot seven times in front of his children. badly injured, paralyzed, perhaps permanently. and even as she seeks justice for her son, she's pleading for an end to the violence. and for this nation to heal. she said she was praying for her son. then she said something to me that surprised me. said she was praying for all police officers. said she was already been praying for america, even before her son was shot. she's publicly asked all of us to examine our hearts, citizens, elect elected officials, police, all of us. then quote, we need healing. more than anything. that's what we need to do as a nation. we need to heal. and the current president wants you to live in fear. he advertises himself as a figure of order. he isn't. and he's not been part of t

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, saying, i could only really describe him as fed up. at one point he was tearing up over the course of this press conference as he tried to grapple with the fact that how many times his son was actually shot. he said they shot my son seven times like he didn't matter, but then he emphasized my son matters. and so all of that of course we're hearing the details from the family. and we also learned new details on the medical condition of jacob blake because many assumed i think at the beginning being shot seven times that

blake's mother, julia jackson, today on" cbs this morning."ee >> ilike i'm in a bad dream. never in a million years did i w think ld be here in this place. him being alive is just a miracle in itself. >> yang: last night's peotest began efully. crowds kenosha county courthouse. riot police stood guard and tactical vehicles patrolled the area. the situation escalated when some demonstrators sho protective fence and threw edreworks police. officers respondith tear gas to disperse the crowds top. enforce an 8:0 curfew. daylight revealed the extent of the damage, as crews cleared away rubble. this afternoon, president ump tweeted that federal law enforcement was on the way: "we will not stand for looting, arson, violence, and lawlessness on american streets." he vowed to "restore law and order." separately, wisconsin governor tony evers re-doubled thnumber of state national guard troops deployed in kenosha to 500, still short of the 1500 troops the kenosha county officials called for. w need more national guardsman on the ground. what the governor sent to us originally did not

the one you should listen to is julia jackson, the mother of jacob blake. voice of courage, character, and wisdom. you are looking at the damage that has been done in her city, she said, quote, the violence and destruction doesn't reflect my son or my family. these are the words of a mom. a mother whose son had just been shot seven times in front of his children. badly injured. paralyzed. perhaps permanently. and even as she seeks justice for her son, she's pleading for an end to the violence. and for this nation to heal. she said she was praying for her son. then she said something to me that surprised me. she said she was praying for all police officers. she said she was already praying for america, even before her son was shot. she's publicly asked all of us to examine our hearts. citizens, elected officials, the police, all of us. and then she said this -- quote, we need healing. more than anything, that's what we need to do as a nation. we need to heal. our current president wants you to live in fear. he advertises himself as a figure of order. he isn'

miss julia jackson, jacob's mother, her pastor, pastor james, and attorney salvi was trying to coordinate for the president to call while he was in communication with miss jackson and us, and she was ready to receive the phone call. but for some reason, the call never came and we now understand why. i don't know why the president wouldn't want the family to have their lawyers on the phone. he seems to have lawyers with him when he talks to people. many. >> and, mr. blake, is there anything you want to say to the president? >> i'm not playing politics, no. >> i'm worried about my son and we're not dealing with politics. >> but i'm sure you would want to talk about your son and how he's doing perhaps? >> i'm not getting into politics. it's all about my son, man. it has nothing to do with a photo-op. it has to do with jacob's operation. >> how are your spirits? how is your family doing? how is everybody holding up, mr. blake? >> i just put my 20-year-old son in the hospital because he's suffering from depression, and it's saddening to me that people don't understand the type of pressure this

for the crying need to bring the country together, if he says these things half as well as julia jackson did, we might not have to live with four more years of donald trump. again, that's george packer in the atlantic. cornell belcher, thanks so much for being with us. steve kornacki, thank you as well. >>> also, we are awaiting a news conference on -- from the authorities in wisconsin, kenosha officials, we're told, will give an update on the police shooting of jacob blake and the protesters that have followed. we'll bring you that when it happens. >>> also, earlier today in neighboring illinois, a first court hearing was held for the teenager charged as an adult for killing protesters during those demonstrations. kyle rittenhouse himself did not appear. his lawyers are fighting his extradition to wisconsin. they say rittenhouse shot and killed two protesters and injured a third. while he and other armed civilians patrolled the streets in the unrest. >> meanwhile, jacob blake remains paralyzed from the waist down, although he can't walk, his family says he is being handcuffed to his hos

. >> shannon: you mentioned julia jackson, jacob blake's mother, and she has been incredibly persuasiveyou can only imagine what a mother is going through here, but saying he wouldn't want this, she doesn't want this, saying she has been praying for the healing of the country before this ever happened. she has been a very clear voice on this, and i'm sure it's been very painful for her family, but saying this doesn't help his cause or represent the cause, and it's not going to move things forward. mark, i want to ask you, because you served overseas, you've seen some really tough places, what does it do to you to see this on the streets of america? >> you know, it breaks my heart. i think it breaks the heart of every veteran out there who has fought for this country, for peace, and for law and order, for all of our law-enforcement brothers and sisters that are serving, as well, on the front lines in this -- in this chaos that we are having. i mean, you know, kevin talks about being a unifying speech by joe biden. you know, kevin, you're talking the same rhetoric that joe biden is. there

. >> reporter: jacob blake's mother, julia jackson, said it's difficult to describe what her family is going through. >> he didn't deserve to be shot like a pig, like just an object. >> reporter: earlier an emotional press conference, jackson called for peaceful protests on tuesday. >> as i was riding through here, through the city, i noticed a lot of damage. it doesn't reflect my son or my family. >> reporter: the violence spilled on to the streets of kenosha once again last night. people were killed and another was wounded. >> i don't want your pity. i want change. >> reporter: one of blake's sisters, letetra wideman called for action. >> i'm angry and i'm tired. i haven't cried one time. i stopped crying years ago. i am numb. i have been watching police murder people that look like me for years. >> reporter: blake's attorney says the 29-year-old endured as many as eight bullets, one severing his spinal cord. blake has bullet holes in his stomach and liver, shattered vertebrae and kidney damage. ben crump is representing blake and his family. >> it's going to take a miracle for jacob

self-centered rants and riffs but the voice of americans should be heard, the one you should listen to is julia jacksone, character and wisdom. you looking at the damage that has been done in her city, she said quote, the violence and destruction doesn't reflect my son or my family. these are the words after mom, a mother, whose son had just been shot several times in front of his children, badly injured, paralyzed, perhaps permanently. she seeks justice for her son she is pleading for an end to the violence and for this nation to heal. she said she was praying for her son. then she said something to me that surprised me, she said she was praying for all police officers. she said she was already been praying for america even before her son was shot. she publicly asked all of us to examine our hearts, citizens, elected officials, the police, all of us, and then she said this, quote, we need healing more than anything. that is what we need to do as a nation. we need to heal. our current president wants to you live in fear. advertises himself as a figure of order. he isn't and he is not -- >> good afterno

. >> in the midst of this pain, the swwisest words i've heard spoken so far come from julia jackson,ob's mother. she looked at the damage done in her community and said this, quote, this doesn't reflect my son or my family. so let's unite and heal. do justice, end the violence and end systemic racism in this country now. >> rev, that is a conversation taking place here on planet earth, where we all learned about the damage to jacob's body that those seven bullets did. where we lift up the words of a grieving mother and father, but that's not what we're hearing from the republican convention this week. >> we are not hearing that from the republican convention. and i'm here in washington now, as we prepare for the march on washington on friday, that the mother and father will be joining other families here. that have been victims of police brutality and others things, in terms of race based violence. and i think it is unfortunate that all of these things happen to force the conversation, but we're not hearing a real conversation from the white house or the senate, which is one of the r

we have seen since the killing of george floyd, and the violence that as, again, we heard from julia jacksonsent her son. does not represent the legacy of john lewis. it seems to me that message needs to be underlined in the biden campaign. >> and they said that yesterday in kenosha, wisconsin. saying it was appalling to see that. it is counter productive to the message their trying to get out about black justice. new cdc headlines that could have an impact on coronavirus testing and tracing. >>> plus new questions over president trump's emergency approval of blood plasma treatment for hospitalized covid-19 patients. ♪ book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. so here's to the strong, who trust in our performance and comfortable, long-lasting protection. because your strength is supported by ours. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual act

alley" for your wednesday morning i'm carl quintanilla with julia bore steen, mike san tolely with us for the hour dow is lagging down 60 jacksone tomorrow, of course, we're watching hurricane laura, the retailers but mike, crm, continues to astound. we thought 20% gain was impressive it's now at session highs of 27% today alone on what bloomberg called the best revenue surprise in a decade. >> yeah. it's pretty remarkable obviously the results themselves are emboldening people to say that this was as expensive as the stock has always looked undervalued or misvalued or didn't appreciate the durability of what they're doing on the market share side of things for the long-term. what is interesting, too, if you look at it compared to some of the other software bell weathers over the last couple years, as big as today's move is, it's kind of a catchup if you look at how microsoft and adobe in particular their anointing crm into that class inpenetrable areas that seem like they're going to grow forever. you don't want to make it seem like it's a laggard. it's always been a good performer. and expensive stock. but it is interesting t