there's yet jacob blake in kenosha wisconsin. >>kron four's reyna harvey is live in oakland and she has details about the protesters and what they would like to see happen ran. >>exactly good morning well that protest here started largely peacefully we're actually going to show you the nearly 700 protesters that took to the streets in downtown openly see them walking down the street here very diverse school. and if you listen to them you can hear what they're asking for. no justice. nope he's now they are also demanding justice for jacob lake like you mentioned who was shot by a police officer in kenosha wisconsin in the back 7 times his family says that he's now paralyzed from the waist down there are also asking for police accountability throughout departments nationwide. now again we're going to move into what happened as the night continued on. there was some damage that was done to several businesses down here police say they even have to ask some of the protesters and what they're saying our educators in the crowd to stop s

thank you, john. >> tensions running high and kenosha, wisconsin tonight is law enforcement officers establish a wider perimeter around a courthouse targeted by protesters there. following a sunday night of violence in the small southeastern wisconsin county where a black man was shot seven times following a confrontation with police. live on the ground in kenosha tonight, what is the situation, mike? >> let me start by giving you a tour around the area just outside the courthouse. as you see, you can see some of the humvees from the national guard have shown up and then you have the lines of law enforcement in the related gear with their shields at the ready. further back you see the courthouse itself that has been the target of the demonstrators beyond that, you see that is a garbage truck that was set on fire by the demonstrators earlier. garbage trucks are being used as roadblocks. now, further past that, if you look across the road into what is civic center park you can see what remains of the demonstrators. they been here since before the curfew went into effect, and there's bee

witnesses say this man with the long gun shot directly at protesters in kenosha, wisconsin tuesday. two people have been killed and one injured in two separate shootings. >> last night, unfortunately, the 26-year-old silver lake resident and the 36-year-old kenosha resident lost their lives to this senseless violence. >> reporter: police in nearby antioch, illinois say they've arrested a 17-year-old suspect in the shooting, his name kyle rittenhouse. police have not confirmed whether it is the same person seen in the videos, the guy with the gun strapped to his chest seen walking past multiple police vehicles with his hands up but he is not app reended at the time. >> situations that are high stress you have such an incredible tunnel vision. i am not making an excuse just telling you from personal experience what could have done that. >> this witness talked to the man with the long gun. describe to me what you saw this man with the gun. just a terrified young man with a very large gun. the gun looked big for me to carry and i am not a small person. he looked young and his eyes were l

has announced through the white house press secretary that the president will be heading to kenosha, wisconsin on tuesday? >> under normal circumstances in these extraordinary times, a president going to a civil site of unrest would be reassuring, in this case it is absolutely alarming. the president is going to kenosha, turning air force one into a gasoline truck. that is to say, he's bringing gas to a fire. given his incendiary remarks during the republican convention. given his record, given the fact that he's going to kenosha to visit. with law enforcement and to survey the property damage. not on his itinerary is visiting with those who are suffering body damage. the fact that jacob blake is paralyzed, shot seven times in the back on his son's eighth birthday while his children are watching. and the fact that the president isn't talking about him. he's talking about visiting with law enforcement, not having a conversation, a dialogue with protesters. in other words, he's literally turning kenosha into a political prop with the protesters as the backdrop. >> what's going to be the impact,

yeah we've been seeing it was 4 nights of protests going on in kenosha wisconsin and in oakland. >>people joined in that protesting last night reyna harvey is live there and open right now with a look at what these demonstrators did and what they would like to see >>exactly look they have a lot of demands if they're asking for right now and they took to the streets to try to get that message out and we're going to show you this started largely peaceful and we had nearly 700 people walking through downtown and if you listen closely, you can hear what they're asking for. no justice. nope he's now they're demanding justice for jacob blake you might know he was shot by a police officer in kenosha wisconsin in his back 7 times his family now says blake is paralyzed they're also asking for police accountability along with fundamental changes nationwide, where it started peacefully you had some vandalism also happening in taking place. now oakland police tell us that they and the protesters out there in the crowd to stop setting fire to. >>trash cans and pointing lasers and throwing obj

man shot seven times by a white police officer leading to peaceful protest on the streets of kenosha, wisconsin. part of that interview just in a few moments. and probably visit kenosha. tonight here in washington, dc, shock in congress as the director of national intelligence now says he is cutting off briefings on election security issues to top members of the u.s. congress. only written updates will be going forward. even with the top intelligence official on the election saying just this month that china, russia, and iran are now looking to interfere in the u.s. presidential election just 66 days away with some people actually starting to vote earlier. all this as coronavirus cases in this country now near 6 million. more than 180,000 lives lost in the united states, nearly one thousand yesterday alone. the reported death toll so far this saturday is already well over 250. first let's go straight to kenos kenosha, wisconsin, where people have been marching nearly for a week after the police shot jacob blake. he's now paralyzed from the waist down. sara sidner on the scene for us, she had a

police shooting of jacob laid out in kenosha wisconsin. and then you also have the killing of those 2 protesters. all the wisconsin network protesting the shooting of blake we're going to show you what happened here in oakland so take a look at your screen. you can see this is actually at the whole foods you see the windows broken out here this is not the only business that was vandalized overnight and also see several cars set on fire now according to police numerous fires were set dozens of windows broken and multiple businesses were vandalized. now it's important to note that the protest started peacefully. but things escalated as the night went on we know nearly 600 people took to the streets. they were asking for justice for jacob lake and also asking for police accountability along with fundamental change nationwide now we also know in addition to those cars and those buildings that were vandalized the alameda county courthouse was also set on fire and numerous other businesses were set on fire as well. now oakland pd says there were

a second night in chaos in kenosha, wisconsin.ng cars, shooting fireworks at officers and outrage continues to mount over the police shooting of jacob blake. a live report on the unwavering unrest. >> republicans want to the forefront of the 2020 racetrack and optimistic tone on night one of the rnc. there pitch for donald trump as the best choice for america's future. >> we

these are pictures out of kenosha, wisconsin, today, where jacob blake's family has organized a march. he is the black man shot seven times in the back by a police officer. blake's family strongly disputing a new account of what happened by the police union. we should warn you, this video is disturbing. now, the union claims blake fought with officers before the shooting, even putting one of them in a head lock. they say blake had a knife on him, which he refused to give up. blake's uncle calls their version of events insulting and garbage, and the family attorney insists blake did not pose an imminent threat. meanwhile, blake remains in the hospital where his father says he was shackled to his bed until just yesterday. cnn's sara sidner is in kenosha where a march planned by blake's family got under way last hour, and sara, what have you seen? what are you hearing? >> reporter: there are now thousands of people who are in the streets here. this is members of the black panthers here who have -- to the family and the family is just coming through. if you see a gentleman there in the ye

prompted by the shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin.ebron james described what happened over the past few days. >> solidarity we stood with our brothers from milwaukee. under what's going on with the situation of their hometown and stood with them as a league and then we tried to -- not try. we put together a plan and we had action. and we want to continue that so it's great to be back on the floor but more importantly it is great to have a game plan, execute it an enthen putt it in action right away. >> with us now two-time nba champion and hall of famer, isiah thomas. great to have you here. we have heard from some players they believe they-more leverage, more influence by resuming play keeping them in the spotlight. do you agree? >> i absolutely agree because where we are right now in our world particularly with the pandemic where everything is closed or slowly reopening the platform that the players have across all leagues gives them the opportunity to speak to these issues, bring light to these issues and what the athletes have alw

didn't address a lot of what was taking place, or the core issues of what were taking place in kenosha, wisconsin, this week. joe biden and kamala harris did. they responded to the unrest in kenosha. here's a listen. >> i condemn violence in any form, whether it's loot organize whatever it is. the problem we have right now is, we're in donald trump's america. he views this as a political benefit to him. you know, he's rooting for more violence, not less. >> we must always defend peaceful protest, and peaceful protesters. we should not confusing them with those looting and committing acts of violence. we will not let these vigilantes and extremists derail the path to justice. >> you follow this stuff. you get a sense that the democratic tick is effectively countering trump's messaging? >> so i think that this has become largely a partisan issue. there was a moment, in may, in june, where, you know, you saw folks on both sides of the aisle, especially among republicans, among independents, who started to at least somewhat support the black lives matters movement. but between june and between august

tonight, a teenager, fugitive from justice, charged with murder in the death of two protesters in kenosha, wisconsin. the 17-year-old allegedly opened fire with a semi automatic rifle during a police protest. president trump says he is sending in federal officers to quell the violence. also tonight, america's first lady makes a rare public speech at the republican national convention, declared -- declarining that the american people deserve "total honesty" from their president. and huge rains cause flooding in afghanistan, trapping people beneath the rubble. i'm brent goff. two beers on pbs in the united states and all around the world, welcome. we begin in the united states with the ongoing fallout in the shooting of jacob blake. authorities have arrested a 17-year-old for allegedly gunning down two people during a third night of unrest in the city of kenosha, wisconsin. the gunman is caught on video running through the streets of the city opening fire on protesters who were trying to disarm him. the violence capped a third straight night of protest, unleased by the shooting of blake. on sunday, th

president trump is vowing to crack down on the violence in kenosha, wisconsin, following the police shooting of jacob blake. the president and his team are pointing to the unrest in wisconsin as they build their case for the election. as one campaign official put it, the president's message on law and order is resonating and moving people in the middle to support mr. trump. seizing on the violence in the streets of kenosha, wisconsin, after the police shooting of jacob blake, the president is promising to take matters into his own hands, tweeting, we will not stand for looting, arson, violence, and lawlessness on american streets. my team just got off the phone with wisconsin governor evers who agreed to accept federal assistance. president's warning follows the first lady's address in the rose garden where she called for peaceful protests. >> i urge people to come together in a civil manner so we can work and live up to our standard american ideals. i also ask people to stop the violence and looting being done in the name of justice. >> reporter: but hold on, it was the administration that

two dead in kenosha, wisconsin.anhunt underway and the sheriff there warning of armed vigilantes exploiting the protests, following the death of jacob blake there. he even used the word militia. we're going to bring you the very latest on what we know and what our reporters are seeing on the ground, that's next. ♪ don't just think about where you're headed this summer. think about how you'll get there. ♪ and now that you can lease or buy a new lincoln remotely or in person... ♪ discovering that feeling has never been more effortless. ♪ it's the final days of the lincoln summer invitation sales event. right now, get zero percent apr on all 2020 lincoln vehicles. it is the light in all of us that cannot be extinguished. it rages on to give us a glimmer of what we can do and of who we can become. because hope fuels opportunity. university of phoenix is awarding up to $1 million in new scholarships through september. yes, hope is alive and well. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu. here's a choice you do

marshals to restore peace in kenosha, wisconsin. and that's what needs to happen in portland. you know, it's interesting to see you frame portland that way after 94 days. perhaps now we're going to act because someone was shot last night. but to suggest that somehow it's been peaceful in portland, chuck, is just not looking at the facts. we've had over 200 anarchists, and they're not peaceful protesters. these are people that every single night conduct violent acts. and it is in democrat cities. you want to talk about donald trump's america. most of donald trump's america is peaceful. it is a democrat-led city in portland that we're talking about this morning who just yesterday denied help once again from the federal government. and so, listen, we need to get to the bottom of this. we need to make sure that we hold people accountable. ultimately, we need to make sure that these people that are conducting these acts go to jail. we've had over 97 federal law enforcement arrests that were conducted in portland, but largely the d.a. there in portland, chuck, you know, he says even

kenosha, wisconsin, demanding justice, this time for jacob blake. family members overcome by emotion and passion for change. the shooting ha paralyzed blake and sparked a deadly protest has become the latest flash point in a country reeling from racial injustice and police brutality. after nearly a week of tension in kenosha, president trump made his first comments on jacob blake. >> it was not a good sight. i didn't like the sight of it. >> reporter: state authorities have identified two more officers at the scene of the shooting vincent arenas and britney mronek. the union shared a statement detailing what they called undisputed facts that helped paint a more complete picture of the incident saying officers were dispatched because blake was attempting to steal the caller's keys and vehicle and that blake put one of the officers in a head lock the union also claiming blake was armed with a knife but zooming in on the video it is unclear what is in blake's possession. >> my son didn't ask them to shoot him. he didn't do anything to provoke being sho

in kenosha, wisconsin, johnathan hub, fox news. >>> kenosha is a city of 100,000 people located 40 milese and 65 miles from chicago. 67% of residents are white. 13% latino and 11% black. >>> all three nba playoff games set for tonight have been postponed, the milwaukee bucs january nouned they would boycott tonight's game. bucks a guard george hill, read a statement calling for justice. the two other nba playoff games to night between the portland trailblazers and houston rockets and oklahoma city thunder are also postponed. the milwaukee brewers post toned their baseball game scheduled for tonight. >>> discussion bus social justice and the black lives matter movement are scheduled to be part of this weekend's inland lands, celebrating san francisco's outside lands music festival. it takes place friday and saturday including archived productions from previous years as well as new live stream performances. brittany howard, sophie tucker and tyco set to perform, available for free on the live streaming service twitch. >>> and we're tracking hurricane laura due to the historic hurricane in

much more ahead on politics and on the situation in kenosha, wisconsin. all of it ahead in fact but we want to begin with the crisis tonight along the u.s. gulf coast. hurricane laura closing in fast something like the texas/louisiana border though it looks like a more easterly track than predictions earlier today. it is a monster. it's a massive category 4 storm. winds of 150 at the core. all day forecasters have been warning of catastrophic damage from an unsurvivable storm surge, a word we don't hear often in weather forecasting, but it could reach up to 40 miles inland. our meteorologist bill karins with us to talk about the newest advisory from the national hurricane center at the top of the hour. hey, bill. >> brian, the storm is now moving onshore. we're watching that northern eye only about 20 miles off the coast right now. we have numerous bands that are moving onshore, tornado warnings, the storm surge is coming up. all of the ingredients you'd expect with a category 4 major hurricane that almost made it to a category 5 is about to happen. so th

jacob blake is a man who was shot by officers in kenosha wisconsin this weekend and just outside his car which his children were sitting in the 29 year-old is now recovering in the hospital while an investigation is underway into whether he had a knife in his hand at the time as claimed by police blake's mother sent a message to the nation requesting the protesters stayed peaceful that any violence would not be welcome to their cause. but tonight we have learned from open police that's a agitators tried to set a business on fire on 8th and broadway in oakland that firefighters responded to and that some people in the crowd are setting garbage cans on fire. opd sending a message saying we support first amendment rights and we have created safe spaces and safe places for demonstrators, however, setting off fireworks is illegal in oakland yet educators continue this illegal activity. coming up we're going over the latest details in the investigation into the shooting that according to his family left lake paralyzed and how local and national pro sports have been reacting to this news us

congressman brian style joining me from kenosha, wisconsin, appreciate your time. thank you. >> thanks for having me on. >> harris: with wildfires burning up and down the state of california, crews say cooler temperatures are now helping them fight the flames. a live report from the frontlines, straight ahead. plus, hurricane laura forcing hundreds of thousands of people to leave their home along the gulf coast as forecasters are warning now unsurvivable storm surge, up to 20 feet. >> let me make this as clear as possible, all of us need to be prepared for the very real potential of a direct hit from this storm. this is truly when we have to say prepare for the worst. these days, businesses are adapting to new ways of working. and innovation is at the heart of it. verizon 5g ultra wideband is the fastest 5g in the world, with speeds up to 25 times today's 4g networks. its massive capacity and ultra-low lag time is already available in parts of select cities around the country. which means businesses both large and small can innovate like never before. inflammation

president trump set to travel to kenosha, wisconsin, despite pleas from local officials to stay away. one of those people the city's mayor. he is my guest with this message to the president. and as the u.s. passes 6 million cases of coronavirus our dr. sanjay gupta with a special report on why the u.s. is still on track to lose nearly 1,000 americans a day. let's go outfront. good evening. i'm pamela brown in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight breaking news. trump comes to the defense of an accused killer who also happens to be a supporter. speaking just moments ago the president almost justifying what kyle rittenhouse allegedly did last tuesday night armed on the streets of kenosha, wisconsin with a long rifle, where police say he killed two protesters and injured a third. >> do you condemn the actions of vigilantes like kyle rittenhouse? >> we are looking at all of it. that was an interesting situation. you saw the same tape as i saw and he was trying to get away from them i guess it looks like. and he fell. and then they very violently attacked him. and it was something that we'r

let's start with the latest out of kenosha wisconsin. new flashpoint in a summer of civil unrest in america. protests and violence broke out for a third night over the police shooting of jacob blake. he to be all people were shot dead last night and one more hurt in violence overnight. the sheriff's office looking to from --he deaths stem people have been out in the street since sunday when blake was shot seven times in the back as he was reaching into his car with his kids in the backseat. he is now paralyzed from the waist down. alexander has more. continues to mount in kenosha, wisconsin over the police shooting of the black man jacob blake. three months after the death of george floyd, like's family earlier held a press conference to speak out against what happened. son seven times. like he did matter. but my sun matters. >> it was sunday the police responded to what they described as a domestic incident. jacob blake was shot when he disobeyed police and went into his car. his children watching from the backseat, according to his fia

. >> president trump is pushing ahead with plans to visit kenosha, wisconsin. he's expected to meet with law enforcement and survey damage from the recent protests and that's despite democratic governor tony evers is concerned the visit could do more harm than good. kenosha county is extending its curf curfew through tuesday in anticipation of the president's visit. joe biden heads to pittsburgh today, looking to flip the script on the main theme of president trump's convention. cnn's jessica dean gives us a preview. >> reporter: later today we're going to hear from former vice president joe biden in remarks that campaign aides say will provide a contrast of his vision of leadership, presidential leadership with that of president donald trump's, and it's going to focus in on a central question which really turns around the trump campaign's attack on him, asking if people are safe in donald trump's america. he's going to be calling out what he says are failures of donald trump as the president especially in this moment. this comes after sunday when he released a

since the national guard moved into kenosha, wisconsin, two days ago, there has been no further violence, not even a small problem. when legally asked to help by local authorities, the federal government will act and quickly succeed. are you listening, portland?

e streets of kenosha, wisconsin. overnight a city already in turmoil after the police shooting of jacob blake. first, here's video of the moment the shots rang out. there are a lot of remaining questions here. who fired these shorts? the reports of vigilantes on the streets. we will go over more of what we know. first, let's have a look at this video. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ shots fired ] >> clear the area! multiple shooter. >> this video taken from a distance. you can hear, of course, the police attempting to break up the crowd there. you'll, of course, hear the gun shots there. it sounds like a war zone. it's a developing story. details are still coming in, but listen to this. yo "the new york times" is reporting that there were confrontations between protesters and police, but there were civilians, vigilantes had been patrolling the streets before the shootings, armed vigilantes. there have been three straight nights of protests after a black man was shot in the back by police in front of his three young children. w

cnn's sarah sidener joins me on the phone from kenosha, wisconsin. what do we know about the suspect? >> reporter: it's really interesting to note that so far we haven't heard the police nor the sheriff of kenosha talking about the violence that erupted last night where two people were shot and killed and one person injured here. the have you had yo there is of one of -- the video there is of one of those shootings. we now know a 17-year-old, a teenager, is in custody. that has been brought into custody accused of intentional homicide. of the first degree. and so you've got this really awful scene that had unfolded overnight and we're not hearing anything we thought would be addressed by kenosha police or by the kenosha county sheriff's department. we do know the person that was arrested was actually arrested by a different department, the antioch police department. that is a town about a dozen miles outside of kenosha, and we understand from the antioch police that, indeed, the 17-year-old is also from and the u okthe -- from antioch so he had come i

new violence in seattle and violence in portland and in kenosha, wisconsin.rity and fairness we should note the shooting that happened last night we don't know where it came from. it might have been outside groups. we don't want to link them to protestors at all. your thoughts what is happening across the country, sir. >> well, i think it's very disturbing that we've seen across this country violent strands of individuals who have tried to take over and take advantage of what began as in my judgment peaceful protests. i simply believe that we have to have law and order in this country and we cannot allow chaos to reign in our streets. seattle, an african-american chief of police who ultimately decides to resign simply because of the way in which that city has lost control and they've tried to defund the police. that's not the answer. republicans as i tried to articulate last night, we certainly recognize those who strive in earnest for peace, equality and justice. but we cannot allow these violent strands to take over our cities and our states. that's why i'v

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wisconsin from his home in illinois was part of a vigilant group. we did indeed see a lot of vide of armed men standing around businesses here in kenosha saying that theyose businesses. they didn't want them to be set on fire as has happened on previous nights. we are also learning more tonight finally about the wisconsin department of justice investigation. the police were apparently called after a 911 call in whic a woman said her boyfriend was at her home and he was not supposed be there. the wisconsin doj did not confirm whether that person was when they responded to the call. the obviously came across him. we also the video in which he's couples with police officers an then goes around to the side of his vehicle, leans in and is grabbed by one of the officers, who she team. tonight the wisconsin doj has a net officers say in a statement officer fired his service weapons seven times. officer chefs he's tired -- fired the weapon into mr. blake 's back. no other officer fired their wa weapon. during investigation following the initial incident, mr. blake admitted that he had a knife in his possession. ecu agents recovered it from th driver side door

then, we have sadness of kenosha, wisconsin. of jacob blake being shot seven times. there are public policies it could've made a difference in all of this. let me say three words about the wildfires hurricanes and the coronavirus. three words. science, science, science. the science of the administration has chosen to ignore and the republican party for a long time for the trumpet administration has ignored. -- the trump administration has ignored it. the climate crisis is not only having a physical impact, but economic impact in a way that is another injustice in our society. these people are getting hit. the gulf coast, many of them are not in and economic position to survive very well. science, in terms of the virus, it is a hoax. denial, delay, distortion, masks are irrelevant. why should we have tracing? social distancing, forget about it. all the rest. the denial of what scientists are telling us that can stop and curtail the spread. the rapid spread of this virus. a senate majority leader who says to put things on hold for months with no real respect for the fu

while he is going to kenosha, wisconsin, tomorrow, joe biden said he is also weighing his own trip to kenosha, although it's not clear when that could happen. >> we know you'll be there with the president when he takes questions in just a little while. kaitlin collins, thank you very much. president trump is scheduled to visit kenosha, wisconsin, tomorrow but doesn't plan to meet the family of jacob blake who was shot multiple times by police following days of protest. omar, the governor and the mayor are making fresh pleas to the president not to come, but he's coming anyway. >> reporter: that's right, jim. local officials say it's still too soon for president trump to make a visit here, specifically saying the community is still in the process of healing. but they did say while they are staying tight-lipped on what this visit will look like, they did say it is going to take away some of the limited local resources they have that has as of late been focused on managing protests, violence, even as we have seen that has become violence in some cases, a theme that we've seen play out no

david: white house officials are keenly aware that the situation in kenosha, wisconsin nothing like the situation in portland oregon and that is by design. officials are praising what's happened on the ground in wisconsin because they say the local mayor, the governor in wisconsin welcomed federal help. president trump, chief of staff mark meadows and others in the administration, top officials aggravated with portland and aggravated for weeks saying that portland simply not willing to take in federelp. clearly the violence overnight in portland where one person was shot dead, we are approaching 100 days, 100 days and 100 nights of violence in portland. the president has repeatedly reached out to portland mayor ted wheeler, listen, get out of my city, we don't need it and we can locally fix the problem here. white house chief of staff mark meadows this morning said the administration is not playing politics and is ready to send federal help. listen here. >> he said any governor, republican or democrat, any particular area can request help of the federal government. we are willing to com

as well come to the show at least one person has been shot dead and others injured in kenosha wisconsin racism demonstrators gathered for a 3rd night to protest against the shooting by police on sunday of jacob blake a black resident footage posted online showed what appeared to be a civilian armed with a rifle firing shots when he tripped after being pursued by demonstrators at least one person fell to the ground. also reports of multiple shots at other locations at the same time police and demonstrators have been facing off for the last 3 days after demonstrators defied a curfew and authorities called in the national guard. earlier we spoke to our

. >> also speaking was the sister of jacob blake, the kenosha, wisconsin man shot by police. listen. >> stand up, black men. educate yourself. protect the black family unit.

only on verizon. >>> the police officer who fired several shots at jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin, has been identified as a wisconsin department of justice division of criminal investigation is now investigating the incident. meanwhile, night three of the trump circus gets under way in a short time. over the past two nights, his court jesters have presented an alternate reality to the country. joining me now ran against trump for the republican nomination in 2016 nomination. let me play you a montage of the flavor we've gotten over the last couple of nights. >> donald wants to keep your family safe. >> look at what's happening in american cities. >> they want to disrespect our national anthem by taking a knee while our armed forces lay down their lives every day to protect our freedom. >> your family will not be safe in the radical democrats' america. >> we must fight to save america now or we may lose her forever. >> carly, thank you so much for being here. what do you make of that when you put that in the context of the crime and violence we have seen has been at someone shooting

it comes after growing turmoil in kenosha, wisconsin.-old and charging him with murder after two people were shot dead and a third was injured last night. the city seeing businesses looted and some set on fire

sara sidnor is in kenosha, wisconsin with more. >> reporter: lives forever altered. new video showing the chaotic scene where jacob blake on the ground struggling with police officers and shot multiple times in the back. [ gunshot ] >> they shot my son. seven times! seven times. like he didn't matter. but my son matters. >> his family is hurting. he loves his family. i just want my brother -- >> still in intensive care, now paralyzed from the waist down, likely a permanent injury. >> those bullets severed his spinal cord and shattered some of his vertebrae. it's going to take a miracle for jacob blake jr. to ever walk again. >> blake's attorney calling for action. >> we're demanding that the prosecutor arrest the officer who shot jacob blake and we also are asking that these officers who violated the policies and their training be terminated immediately. >> reporter: department of justice announcing an investigation into the incident but so far offering few details about the events that led up to the shooting. the man who took one of the videos shares what he witness

kenosha county. as the mayor said, we have got the national guard, fbi, u.s. marshal, dnr, wisconsin state patrol, and agencies throughout the state helping to protect this city. last night, every day we get better. in kenosha, we are not accustomed to riots. not accustomed to it. we pulled resources. we pulled knowledge from federal and state agencies. and the cooperation between all of them have been incredible. there's some misinformation, as the mayor pointed out, that the state isn't helping or the federal government isn't helping. everyone is helping. everyone is helping. can all these different agencies round up the numbers we would have love today have had on monday night? they can't. they don't work like police agencies do. so with a few days' notice, these agencies were able to get more resources here. we have been finding and yesterday did a couple interviews in social media, i don't do social media. i don't do facebook. i would be too upset all the time if i did it. but the one thing that we found is that we do get -- we do get information from those sources, but there's

will visit kenosha, even though wisconsin's governor is pleading with him not to come. and this morning, there was growing criticism of the intelligence, the director of national intelligence's bankrupt decision to end in-person briefings on national security citing concerns with leaks. what typele less transparency n? >> joining us now to talk about all of this, we have cnn's senior law enforcement analyst, andrew mccabe. the former deputy director of the fbi. andy, great to see you. i think that, you know, obviously, it's our job to keep things in perspective and context. so 183,000 americans dead from coronavirus. of course, the president is trying to distract. he doesn't like talking about that death toll. and it is easy to find a distraction in the videos of these pockets of unrest in the country, though relatively speaking, they are small pockets in kenosha, wisconsin, or portland. but still, he is much more focused on that violence. and he, you know, tries to depict america as being in flames and cities suffering with anarchy. though the numbers don't bear that o

wisconsin. we say a very, very close state in 2016. trump depends on it in 2020. and more specifically, where this incident happened, kenosha county, southeast corner of the state, it is one of those obama, obama, trump counties. there are a lot of those in wisconsin. other parts of the country, but sort of the epicenter of what's happening in wisconsin right now is obama, obama, trump. >> cornell, i wonder what you think of this poll and if you think it's worthy of the biden/harris campaign to be more cognizant of. what should they do about it? >> well, i think broadly, if you look at the numbers, i think the most startling number in that poll is how increasingly voters are seeing it as the movement and the protests as violent. look, if you overwhelmingly think the protest movement is violent, yes, you're going to stop being for that. i think there is a danger here that the protests and the movement begin to lose the narrative battle. if you look at fox and a lot of the other outlets, you know, the imagery of it is overwhelmingly negative and violent, and look, if you think the black lives matter movement is primarily viol

>>whitesell the anger and frustration that you saw coming out of kenosha wisconsin. it was after police shot jacob lake in the back 7 times now again we're going to show you what happened here in oakland as you can see protesters taken to the streets and this is the result of that these windows working out here on the whole foods store you can see this here but this is not the only business that was damaged overnight you can see here also several buildings were vandalized including cars along with the alameda county courthouse being set on fire now according to police numerous fires were set dozens of windows are broken out in multiple businesses were vandalized nearly 600 people took to the streets to demand justice for blake. >>and police accountability along with fundamental change nationwide now bp also says protesters temporarily shut down traffic on the 5.80 freeway along with a bar in downtown and to close their 19th street station as city police tweeted photos of numerous fires that were set in the downtown area now it's really important to note that the prot

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if i didn't insist on having the national guard activate and go into kenosha, wisconsin, there would d injury. i will see you on tuesday. the president will also have a meeting today about law enforcement issues with the a.j. bill barr set to take place at 3:00. closed to press for now. back to you. >> julie: trace. >> trace: more now on all this from the protests raging across the country for the president to think about his visit to wisconsin. guy benson is the host of the guy benson show. i want to start by playing. we talked to dhs secretary ken cuccinelli earlier. i want to play the sound bite and get your thoughts on the conversation. watch. >> we're dealing with a mayor who hates president trump more than he loves the people in portland. and he doesn't care about peace if he thinks he can store cheap political points on the president while he is up for reelection. and the president just wants peace. that's all we did in kenosha is advance what was needed to achieve peace there. >> trace: it is a battle between the democrats and republicans now in several cities across the count

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news tonight, the arrest of a 17-year-old from illinois after two protesters were shot dead in kenosha, wisconsin. the teen was caught on camera earlier in the night saying he was trying to protect a gas station. convention fallout: reaction tonight after unprecedented usea political event, and with that powerful hurricane barreling its way to the gulf coast, will the storm upend the president's huge finale plan for the south lawn? stunning reversal: in a dramatic about-face, the c.d.c. suddenly changes its guidelines for who should get tested for the coronavirus. was there pressure from the president? superstar in space-- a big day for jenna greensweig. why this astronaut is making history tonight. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with breaking news tonight and a dire warning to americans in the path of hurricane laura. as we come on the air, the monster category 4 storm is on a collision course with the texas and louisiana coastlines, and it's growing strong

. >>> new video of the 17-year-old who allegedly fired on demonstrators in kenosha, wisconsin. what the video appears to show as president trump weighs in on the shooting of jacob blake by police for the first time. >>> death and devastation. the destruction hurricane laura left behind now being blamed for at least 14 deaths. we're on the ground surveying the damage from the strongest hurricane winds in louisiana in over 160 years. >>> coronavirus reinfection. the troubling report. nevada researchers confirming the first such case in the u.s. >> there won't be such thing as invulnerability. >> what it could mean for the fight for a vaccine. >>> and march on washington. tens of thousands of people fighting against social injustice. families of those killed or injured by police speaking out. dr. martin luther king's granddaughter at center stage. >> we will fulfill my grandfather's dream. >>> plus human rights activist martin luther king iii joins us live right here this morning. >>> hey, good morning, america. happy saturday. whit is taking some well deserved time off today. the

. >>> also developing as we come on, chifling images on the streets of kenosha, wisconsin. a 17-year-old from a neighboring state now accused of opening fire on demonstrators, protesting the police shooting of jacob blake. two people killed, one wounded in the chaos. the alleged gunman arrested, hundreds of national guard members being deployed tonight. and the other major development late today, in an unprecedented move, nba teams boycotting tonight's playoff games over blake's shooting. the bucks not coming out to the court, the magic players walking off. tonight's playoff games now postponed and we have late reporting. >>> the cdc under fire at this hour for its sudden covid testing about-face. amid new guidelines that now say if you may have been exposed to the virus, you no longer need a test if you have symptoms. and dr. anthony fauci did not sign off on this. he was under anesthesia after undergoing a surgery himself. >>> night three of the republican national convention. president trump heavily criticized for using the white house as a backdrop. tonighten, the elabo

kenosha. they are seen around town investigating. the wisconsin division of criminal investigation, part of the department of justice, has named to the kenosha officer who shot jacob blake. the dci says rusten sheskey shot blake seven times in the back pay they all said there was a knife and the driver side of the video. you can see jacob blake on that video lunging into the driver's side of the vehicle when the officer opened fire. harris? >> harris: mike tobin, thank you very much. continuing to do all of the reporting that is necessary there to bring us the details. appreciate it. we have this breaking news. actually, if you watched that box on the bottom right of the screen, you will see this remember, the hurricane until it got arkansas. the outer bands are whipping, as you can see, weeping little rock now. it is in arkansas and it has been downgraded to a tropical storm fay as it moves on through and out. we are still told that the collateral concern would be twisters that this thing might spawn, and we will keep you posted as the hurricane