we of justin blake -- >> that hasn't happened in a long time. d we have jacob blake in the studio in charlotte, north carolina, where he lives. i've got your family's history, who jacob blake is named for -- your son jacob blake, sr., your father, both of your fathers, jacob blake, sr., the reverend jacob blake, civil rights activist on evanston who led a movement for housing equality, worked with dr. martin luther king. can you talk about that history of activism through to what you both are doing today? justin, why don't we begin with you? >> well, they don't understand what got us up 9:00 in the money every day or 8:00 to be on the courtroom steps, as my great-grandfather on one side was a night and my father side, unia. on the other side, my great-grandfather was a porter. he purchased the house. my grandfather was an airman who helped train the german that went over to fly in the war, tried by my grandfather. we have it in our dna we cannot sit down. we must make change. our family jacob blake, myself, members of the floyd family want to be

after that was announced had a chance to speak with justin blake the uncle of jacob blake who got emotionalressing his disappointment over the jury's decision. >> i'm hurt for this nation. it showed what it is really is between my nephew and this case they showed who america really is. >> justin blake told me despite his disappointment he doesn't want to see any violence as a result of this decision and is calling for peaceful protest and demonstration. the prosecutors in kenosha who tried this case also weighing in on the decision saying in part while we are disappointed with the verdict, it must be respected. officials in other states are weighing in as well. calling for any demonstrations to be peaceful as kenosha and other cities across the country brace for any protests that could turn ugly, shannon? >> garrett tenney on the ground for us. thank you,gate. let's get the president's reaction from the rittenhouse verdict. peter doocy joins us. >> shannon good evening, president biden says he has spoken to the governor of wisconsin to pledge resources to help keep the peace there. but the

you had the uncle of jacob blake, justin blake out here. he had been here every day of the trial. but what ended up happening in the end is it dissipated in the last couple of hours, and there are far fewer people on those court steps than there have been in the last two-plus weeks. >> i want you to stand by, sara. i'm going to bring into this conversation, i also want to bring in defense attorney shan wu and elie honig. shan, not guilty on all charges. what's your reaction to this verdict? >> not surprised, wolf. i really think this case offers us a glimpse and a reminder of everything that's wrong with our criminal justice system. the prosecutors here did themselves no favors. they had a lot of self-inflicted injuries. yet i think starting right off the bat, why did they even choose to try in a small community that was obviously impacted by these demonstrations and even riots. they had an uphill battle. the judge was very difficult for them. even appeared to demonstrate bias, but the real takeaway is all the things that are wrong with our system and those need to be paid attenti

you have a divide right there on the courthouse steps, including justin blake, the uncle of jacob blake, who has been out here every day of the trial, even when temperatures were dropping into the 20s, he was advocating, saying he wanted justice for the family of anthony huber and justin rosenbaum. things are peaceful. we haven't seen any skirmishes. that has been a fare for so. . this is a town that went through a lot last august. not only this shooting but the reaction to the shooting of jacob blake. there are five schools here that have gone to virtual learning because of the fear of what could happen after a potential verdict. the national guard is on stand by. they've been standing by outside of kenosha, about 500 members of the national guard. there have been a handful of arrests throughout this trial and throughout the deliberations this. we heard from the count sheriff yesterday who said that things have been peaceful despite the fears and he hopes to keep it that way. we'll definitely watch for reaction, especially for the families of those two men who were killed, and i think

including those from black lives matter where this protest originated, who've been calling this as justin blake did an injustice. but really, the ultimate response that we'll see in the street has yet to happen at what we've seen is people leaving the court house we've been. we've seen their reaction from people inside the court house, but it's really what really is going to matters what happens over here to night. and the next day and the day after that, with the $500.00 national guard troops already activated. we'll see, i think likely some of them out the streets. we're already having helicopters up above whether, whether those are news helicopters or police helicopters. we don't know. so it takes a while for this reaction to formulate people will likely come here to the court house as they have a you know, at it in the summer of 2020 in august, when that original jacob blake incident happened. it takes a while for people to gather it takes a while for protests to organize, but you're hearing the instant response on both sides. people in favor this ruling and people against it. and we had re

justin blake, his uncle, angry about the rittenhouse verdict. >> we knew he wasn't going to jail ford get spanked a little bit for his actions. >> reporter: and he believes had rittenhouse been black... >> they would have had him on the ground eating dirt or shot him dead on sight. >> reporter: lots to unpack here. this country's ongoing moment of racial reckoning, vigilantism, and self-defense claims from armed people whoutat many see as america's two systems will of justice, separate and unequal. this murder trial of three men in brunswick, georgia, has all those issues. >> it was a... a life-or-death situation, and i'm going to have to stop him from doing this. so i shot. >> reporter: ahmaud arbery was jogging through a neighborhood. three white men suspected him of burglary. they chased him, cornered him like a rat, one of them said later. in a confrontation, he initiated, travis mcmichael killed arbery with his shotgun. mcmichael also claimed self-defense, often tough cases for prosecutors. they grilled him on the stand. how was arbery a threat? >> didn't pull out any guns. >> n

you know, you justin blake was jacob uncle saying that the crack is in the justice system. then you also had the other side which is kyle rittenhouse in favor of kyle rittenhouse saying the constitution is not dead. so we see both sides out here. definitely lots of statements put out today. anthony huber is one of the one of the victims that died that night and he said his family said in a statement that they are angry and they are outraged and they plan to continue to hold those responsible in full force. and then you have a governor putting out a statement. we must move forward. it is time to heal and stand united. but i can tell you what a scene out here right now. it is quiet. it's peaceful. i'm not seen any protesters out there. i'm seeing a flag on the court's courthouse steps. that is what i've seen live here on the ground in kenosha. >> all right, kelsey, thank you very kelsey. currency reporting live for us from kenosha in oakland tonight. there will be a demons ration to condemn the acquittal of kyle rittenhouse several organizations plan to gather tonight. to dem

in the streets to these politically and racially outside of the courthouse steps, we heard from justin blake, who called it injustice. he was, you may remember the brother of the man, the black man who was shot by a white police officer. and that is what set off the protests during which the kyle written house shootings occurred. and we heard a number of people expression that same sentiment that this was separate justice for black and white americans, cow rittenhouse, being white, having faced a jury of 11 white people in one hispanic. but we also heard from a number of other people's gun rights advocates who said they believe justice was done that cow rittenhouse was defending himself. we've had a pickup truck circling the court house block, playing the songs celebration with the windows all open. so we're getting a lot of different reaction, but what we're not seeing yet, it's very early in the day is the kinds of protest or clashes that happened in the summer of 2020. when this was all going on. well, in other stories of following you as president job, i'd as $1.00 trillion dollars spend

his brother justin blake, is here. he gave a little heads up that he had heard that there would be a verdict is likely that he's in touch with prosecutors. and that's how he got that information. but we saw a bustle inside the courtroom so far outside, of course things are peaceful, but this is really just happened. so there is, there's definitely a lot of concern among the people we've talked to here on both sides for what might happen out in the streets. and we'll just keep you apprised of that. it's early in the day. it's a cold day that might keep people at home. we just don't know what's going to happen next. okay. well talk to you again later in john, when there is more john hinder and reporting from. can i show wisconsin there? these are pictures just as the verdict was read out, watch the reaction from col. rittenhouse, we the jury find the defendant, kyle, kyle. each rate health not guilty. members, the jury are these your unanimous all 5 counts or anyone who does not. coll rittenhouse has been found not guilt

well, the brother of jacob blake justin blake stood on the court house steps. and he said that what this meant essentially was not was no justice for those who were shocked by written house. that was the response out here. but there were also a number of people who were celebrating that britain house got off. we've seen people on both sides all week. all right, thanks very much for now. john 100 reporting to us on the verdict from the root canals case there and commercial wisconsin. thanks, john. ah . rate his record breaking corona virus, overwhelms hospitals through parts of western europe. austria has become the 1st country in the region to reimpose, a full national lockdown for monday, non essential shops for close. and people will return to working from hon. the scale of the outbreak is clear in the numbers. at the start of july, austria was recording an average of 79 cases a day. and factions then started to rise slowly until exploding a little over a month ago, some more than 12 and a half 1000 daily average cases right now, officially say the unvaccinat

they they'd said we want to see and they want to see justice for jacob blake, justin blake. the uncle jacob blake was out here on the courthouse steps with family members and they were really talking about how they want justice and they think that there is a crack in the justice system. all right. you know, i spoke to kyle rittenhouse's spokesperson use out. i spoke to kyle rittenhouse a spokesperson. yeah. yes, there's a little bit of a delay. but i i spoke to the spokesperson and he really just said. >> we take this out. he said, you know, i i i really feel like this is a chance to bring a merit america together that this is a chance to bridge the the 2 sides together so. he's hoping let's see where this moves forward. >> alright reporter kelsey constant reporting for us live in kenosha kelsey, thanks very much. >> back here in the bay area in the east bay. a heartfelt farewell for 23 month-old. jasper. wu the toddler was hit and killed by a stray bullet in oakland almost 2 weeks ago. the shooting happened while he was caught in the crossfire of a gang related shootout alon

the steps of the court as has been for every single day of this trial, the uncle of jacob blake, justin blake, has been standing there, and there have been crowds of people, up to about two dozen people on any specific day. they are clearly and visibly unhappy with this verdict, but it is the verdict that this jury saw fit. we learned a lot of things in this trial that we should sort of go over, and i was just kind of reviewing some of the things that we learned in the trial that were not necessarily public knowledge before that. one, there has been a lot of talk, especially by politicians, about where rittenhouse was the night of this shooting, and it turned out he was already in kenosha. that he had family here, including his father, that the gun was here in kenosha. he did not bring that over state lines. it turned out during this trial that we learned that the gun that he had a hold of he could legally possess according to the judge and to the law here because of the measurements of the gun. had it been shorter and a short-barrelled gun, then it would have been illegal but because it wasn

justin blake, the uncle of jacob blake, who was left paralyzed after the kenosha police shot him in the back several times igniting a wave of protests against police brutality had this to say about rittenhouse's claims he acted in self defense. >> it was not self defense. you're protecting your home, your family. he in a dastardly way used the law that worked for him. there was no self defense. >> there were a range of emotions on display outside the courthouse last night. >> how many african-american people do you see get away with murder? >> i am here to celebrate kyle's innocence and affirmation of the thousand-year-old right of self defense. >> this is a dark day for america. we made vigilanteism legal. >> prescribe weighed in, releasing a statement saying while the verdict will leave many americans angry and concerned, myself included, we must acknowledge the jury has spoken. joining us, correspondent liz mclaughlin in kenosha. what's the atmosphere last night and this morning in kenosha? >> reporter: a few dozen protesters last night as we just heard from. calm now outside the cou

after that verdict came out, justin blake, the uncle of jacob blake that was shot by police, which sparked the unrest we saw a year ago here in kenosha, i spoke to him. he was headed down from the courthouse steps. i asked him for his reaction on this. obviously he was unhappy by the outcome. he did say though as frustrating and as upset as he was, he called for folks to be constructive hear and peaceful and take this energy and passion and fight for charge on the local and national level. there's a very heavy stepped up police presence throughout the week. any time there's been trouble here in front of the courthouse, in moments we've seen police swoop in in vans and take in to custody whoever it was causing the problems. so they've been very much keeping a close eye on everything happening here at the courthouse and through this community this entire week. we're told -- we've heard throughout this week leading up to this verdict that they feel like they're prepared for any unrest that may occur. they've done training in preparation to learn and improve from the response that we saw last

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a lot more media than protesters outside there, but we spoke to justin blake, jacob blake's uncle ande told me shocked me. it's his opinion of president biden. listen. >> he sold the people out that put him in that office. i have no equivocation. we with the help of black leaders of kenosha helped to turn a red state blue. griff: and with the media divide and the political fallout it looks like the story is far from over even though the verdict is in. anita: lawsuits are coming. and we'll have much more from the rittenhouse verdict with team coverage coming up next. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein. we are seeing demonstrations of anger following acquittal of the kyle rittenhouse, he was found not guilty on all five charges for the shooting death of two kenosha protesters and wounding of another. hundreds took to the streets to voice what is a miscarriage of justice at the same time 18-year-old defendant celebrated his f

there was definitely disappointment you saw on the steps, even among jacob blake's uncle justin blaket it wasn't true surprise. i think that is partially explaining why you have that more muted feeling here in kenosha right now, and this feeling that so many people have told me they're just tired, they've gone through a lot the past 15 minutes with the shooting of jacob blake, the shooting that then led to this trial, and now this trial. they've gone through a lot. and they're just tired. they're exhaling right now, as one reported to me, and that's the feeling you have outside the courthouse. >> i have to tell you just anecdotally, that resonates. because there's cameras in the courtroom, and that's a controversial thing, because the whole country has been riveted by this trial, in large part because of the way the judge ran the trial and the judge's own statements and at times outbursts and the way that the trial ran in a way that was surprising to a lot of people. but the conclusion, based on the way the trial was run, was that it would be almost unimaginable for rittenhouse to be

there was disappointment that you saw, even including jacob lake's uncle, justin blake, there was a disappointmente. it wasn't true surprise, i think that is partially explaining why you have the more muted feeling here in kenosha right now. the feeling that so many people have told, me they are tired, they have gone through a lot in the past 15 months with the shooting of jacob blake, with the shooting but, the shooting that led to the trial, and now the trial they have gone through a lot. they are tired. they're exhaling right now is one protester pointed to me, and that is what you're seeing, that's the feeling you have here in the courthouse, rachel. >> i just have to tell you, anecdotally, it resonates. because their cameras in the courtroom which is a controversial thing. because the whole country has been provided by this trial, because in large part because of the way the judge ran the trial and the judge's own statements at times outbursts in the way that it ran, the trial ran in a way that was surprising to a lot of people. but the conclusion, based on the way the travels run is that it

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we've seen shea cobb blake's uncle, justin blake out here almost every day. every day. even when zwrufs him and one other person, just peacefully protesting. it comes as soon as the jury comes, he leaves when they leave. and that is what we have seen so far here today. people have been disagreeing, having some conversation, some choice language back and forth. strong emotions. but nothing that would indicate that there could be a potential at this point for anything dangerous. hallie? >> as we look at the sort of aftermath now of this acquittal. and listen, let's be clear. we haven't heard yet from people in the jury, as far as i know. none of the jurors have decided to speak to cameras, as far as we know or speak to the media about what was going on inside of these deliberations. but they lasted a fair amount of time. we're in now, i think, day four. more than 24 hours of actual deliberation time, if you will. and one of the things that caught a lot of people's attention over the course of this trial was some of the tension, some of the flare-ups that happened between

just moments ago that in their eyes justice was not serviced today, including the uncle of jacob blake, justin. now is who jacob blake. we have to take a step back and look at why we are here. what led to this moment. that night in august, there were protests if kenosha, folks were out protesting what they called police brutality after jacob blake was shot multiple times in the back by kenosha police. last year in january, on january 5th, jacob blake's uncle justin was here. that was the day that the officer who shot his nephew was killed of all wrongdoing and when he heard the verdict he said today, november 19th, was worse than that day in january. he described it as layering a cake and he said the layers on the cake get thicker and thicker and he said it is hard to bear. but he encouraged everyone to remain peaceful and go home and rest and pull their bootstraps because they have work to do and when he talks about work, he's not only talking about the work that he believes needs to happen here in kenosha but work around the country, referencing to what is playing out in georgia where the th

the only person that's outside is justin blake, who's jacob blake's uncle and jacob is the black residentntire thing last year. and there's nobody in the courthouse. there's just a lot of media. so i feel like in kenosha, people want to put this behind them. and the jurors, a lot of the potential jurors said they didn't want to have anything to do with this. they didn't want to have fights with their friends and family about it. they were afraid to serve on the jury. they just, they didn't want to deal with this situation any more than at all. >> eddie, what do you think when you hear this reporting about the rittenhouse trial? >> it speaks volumes about who we are as a country. i've been thinking about the infamousy of hatred and the fact we know our loved ones, people we're close to, our mothers, our aunts, our coaches, they do awful things and say awful things and we just want to run past it. we want to put it aside and then terrible and awful things happen. i was thinking that people knew who killed emmett. who put him at the bottom of that river and they kept quiet. and here we are,

being led apparently by justin blake who is an uncle to jacob blake, remember him.s shot and injured by the police back in august. brian: started the whole thing. steve: then you have got protesters saying self-defense is not a crime. and they say black lives matter and antifa are here to intimidate. you know, more than one commentator has made the comparison between what is happening in kenosha as you look at some of the protesterring yesterday. to nicholas sandmann, remember him? he's the kid from kentucky. he hand attended school kentucky lincoln memorial wearing the maga hat. he was written an op-ed that is on the pages of the daily mail today. and it said the corrupt liberal media came for me just like they came for kyle rittenhouse. and if he decides to sue, i think go for it and hold the media accountable. >> brian: he won. ainsley: and do you think if he is innocent, and if he does win his case, how does this affect his future? nicholas sandmann sued to have money to pay his roads. brian: rejected from colleges he was applying to in an incident he didn't do

. >> every day >> jacob blake's uncle justin said he did not think rittenhouse's testimony was genuine. >> what we saw yesterday was ridiculous he should have been at home playing xbox or playing a game at home instead he was out in the streets carrying a military style gun that he subsequently murdered two people with. >> gabe, now we learn prosecutors want the jury to consider some lesser charges what can you tell us about that >> reporter: yes, lester they indicated late today they want to include jury instructions on lesser charges related to two of the men rittenhouse shot in addition to the more serious counts closing arguments are now set for monday, lester. >> all right gabe gutierrez starting us off. thank you. >>> in houston tonight, a college student has become the ninth person to die from injuries suffered in that crushing crowd surge at a concert six days ago we're hearing for the first time urgent police audio from that chaotic night. morgan chesky is there with late details. >> reporter: tonight a mother's tears marking another family torn apart by the deadly astroworld

earlier on these steps, we spoke with the uncle of jacob blake, justin, now you can't say the name kyle rittenhouse without bringing up jacob blake. that's the reason we are here. if you remember that night in august, people were protesting against what they called police brutality because jacob blake had been shot by police, and that shooting left him paralyzed. his nephew, excuse me, is nephew is still fighting to walk again. when i spoke with blake's uncle on the steps, he told me he's disappointed. he said he was not surprised. he talked about the history of the city of kenosha, and he spoke about the day in january when we were here, and it was cold and they were protesting then after the officer who shot his nephew, whom he calls little jake was cleared of all wrong doing. i can't help but to think about the past two weeks here in kenosha. earlier this week, while the jury was deliberating, people were out here and the sun set. it was beautiful. but that sunset was a stark contrast to some of the different beliefs we have seen out here. some folks are passionate. a short time ago,

. >> now, joining us, jacob blake's uncle, justin make.tin, thank you so much for being with us from wisconsin. what is your reaction to hearing that this juror told this joke about your nephew? >> well, you know, the blake family, we have thick skin. so we have heard worse than this. the fact of the matter is this guy was sitting on a very important jury. they picked the jury in one day. you know, this isn't a bump and run. this isn't a shoplifting case. this is a double murder case. and in our opinion, it should have taken longer than a week -- at least a couple of days to pick a jury and we would be able to weed guys out like this guy. >> what concerns does this raise for you for other jurors having, as the judge said, bias? >> well, the judge, in our opinion, has had his hand on the scale of justice since the beginning. he wouldn't allowing the pictures go up with throwing signs which has the same ideology of the kkk. he wouldn't allow the victims to be referred to as victims in the courthouse. we have had testimony -- somebody sent us