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White House News (白宮消息) | Aug. 26,
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Jacob Blake needs 'a miracle' to walk again after Kenosha police shot him, attorney says
Aug. 26 - (CNN)Jacob Blake, a man shot multiple times by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin, has been paralyzed and his family is hoping for "a miracle," their attorneys said.
"It's going to take a miracle for Jacob Blake Jr. to ever walk again," Benjamin Crump told reporters.
The 29-year-old Black man was undergoing surgery Tuesday afternoon, two days after police shot him at close range as he tried to enter an SUV. In the vehicle were his 3-, 5- and 8-year-old sons, Crump had said.Blake's father described the shooting as a "senseless attempted murder."
"They shot my son seven times ... seven times like he didn't matter, but my son matters," Jacob Blake Sr. said. "He's a human being and he matters."
Blake's suffered multiple injuries, including a gunshot wound to one arm, damage to his kidney, liver and spinal cord, said Patrick Salvi Jr., another family attorney.
"He had a bullet go through some or all of his spinal cord, at least one bullet. He has holes in his stomach. He had to have nearly his entire colon and small intestines removed," Salvi added, saying the family will file a civil lawsuit against the police department over the shooting. more
Aug. 26 - (CNN)Jacob Blake, a man shot multiple times by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin, has been paralyzed and his family is hoping for "a miracle," their attorneys said.
"It's going to take a miracle for Jacob Blake Jr. to ever walk again," Benjamin Crump told reporters.
The 29-year-old Black man was undergoing surgery Tuesday afternoon, two days after police shot him at close range as he tried to enter an SUV. In the vehicle were his 3-, 5- and 8-year-old sons, Crump had said.Blake's father described the shooting as a "senseless attempted murder."
"They shot my son seven times ... seven times like he didn't matter, but my son matters," Jacob Blake Sr. said. "He's a human being and he matters."
Blake's suffered multiple injuries, including a gunshot wound to one arm, damage to his kidney, liver and spinal cord, said Patrick Salvi Jr., another family attorney.
"He had a bullet go through some or all of his spinal cord, at least one bullet. He has holes in his stomach. He had to have nearly his entire colon and small intestines removed," Salvi added, saying the family will file a civil lawsuit against the police department over the shooting. more
Heavily armed civilians have been filmed protecting businesses in Kenosha after arsonists set buildings alight, torching much of the black business district Monday. In footage taken by a local reporter, a small group of men can be seen carrying rifles and wearing combat gear as they protect local shops. They deny they are part of a militia. The Wisconsin city became the nation's latest flashpoint in a summer of racial unrest after the police shooting black man Jacob Blake, 29, in the back Sunday. The shooting occurred three months after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis sparked nationwide protests against police brutality and racism. One of the armed men in the footage taken Monday night says: 'They're destroying their own neighborhood. It's not the civilians. Go f*** up the government that just killed your man. Don't f*** up your neighbors. 'I'm on your side but you can't burn down your local businesses.' Another adds: 'We’re out here trying to protect residents, we’re trying to protect the innocent people and we’re trying to protect the businesses of the citizens out here.'
Heavily armed civilians take to the streets of Kenosha to protect locals businesses as city braces for a third night of rioting, arson and looting in wake of cops shooting unarmed black father Jacob Blake in the backl
Monday, August 24, 2020
White House News (白宮消息) | Aug. 25, 2020
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“If you really want to drive them crazy, you say ‘12 more years,’” Trump began, as the audience chanted “12 more years!” back at him. “Because we caught them doing some really bad things in 2016. Let’s see what happens.” more related twitter
The Republican convention may be virtual, but there are real reasons to celebrate four years of Trump
Aug. 25 - ..." In a second Trump term, confrontation with the Chinese Communist Party would sharpen, and possibly increase, as a clear-eyed appraisal of the CCP takes root. Tariffs on our allies that unhinge traditional free-traders should fade, but those ringing China will remain as our Navy’s buildup continues. Our exit from Afghanistan will be completed and our footprint in Iraq reduced. The peace accord between the United Arab Emirates and Israel is the first fruit of Trump’s peace plan for the region; the deal itself was birthed from the regional yawn that followed after Trump moved the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem...
...Trump himself may or may not relax in a second term. The FBI machinations against Trump — though limited to a handful of actors — and the absurdity of the Mueller investigation and impeachment proceedings have become clear. Notice how little time the Democrats spent on these last week? The virus will recede, driven back by new therapies if not a vaccine. The regard most Americans have for themselves and others will end politicization of the pandemic. No matter who wins in November, schools will reopen and commerce (except for that which has permanently migrated online) will return to the streets. The astonishing pace of housing starts in July is a critical revealing detail. The “pent-up” demand the president predicted in the spring has arrived, just like the expected V-shaped rebound in the markets. Employment is returning. We have to plan for the next virus outbreak; others are certain to follow. If Trump closes the borders again, no one will call him xenophobic"... source
Aug. 25 - ..." In a second Trump term, confrontation with the Chinese Communist Party would sharpen, and possibly increase, as a clear-eyed appraisal of the CCP takes root. Tariffs on our allies that unhinge traditional free-traders should fade, but those ringing China will remain as our Navy’s buildup continues. Our exit from Afghanistan will be completed and our footprint in Iraq reduced. The peace accord between the United Arab Emirates and Israel is the first fruit of Trump’s peace plan for the region; the deal itself was birthed from the regional yawn that followed after Trump moved the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem...
...Trump himself may or may not relax in a second term. The FBI machinations against Trump — though limited to a handful of actors — and the absurdity of the Mueller investigation and impeachment proceedings have become clear. Notice how little time the Democrats spent on these last week? The virus will recede, driven back by new therapies if not a vaccine. The regard most Americans have for themselves and others will end politicization of the pandemic. No matter who wins in November, schools will reopen and commerce (except for that which has permanently migrated online) will return to the streets. The astonishing pace of housing starts in July is a critical revealing detail. The “pent-up” demand the president predicted in the spring has arrived, just like the expected V-shaped rebound in the markets. Employment is returning. We have to plan for the next virus outbreak; others are certain to follow. If Trump closes the borders again, no one will call him xenophobic"... source
PBS NewsHour live episode, Aug. 24, 2020
Aug. 24, 2020
On this edition for Sunday, August 23, what to expect from this week’s Republican National Convention, from wildfires in California to wild weather in the Gulf—how is climate change exacerbating these natural disasters? And, concerns over corruption in the Lebanese government as international aid pours in for Beirut. Hari Sreenivasan anchors from New York.
Aug. 24, 2020
On this edition for Sunday, August 23, what to expect from this week’s Republican National Convention, from wildfires in California to wild weather in the Gulf—how is climate change exacerbating these natural disasters? And, concerns over corruption in the Lebanese government as international aid pours in for Beirut. Hari Sreenivasan anchors from New York.
RNC 2020: What Time is Donald Trump Speaking Tonight?
Aug. 25 - Democratic nominee Joe Biden reserved his remarks for the final night of the Democratic National Convention, but President Donald Trump has chosen the opposite route. Tonight, Trump will give his first of four speeches at the 2020 Republican National Convention, which will be broadcast live from Charlotte, North Carolina. The president is expected to speak under a different theme each night, with the first being “Land of Promise.” Details
Aug. 25 - Democratic nominee Joe Biden reserved his remarks for the final night of the Democratic National Convention, but President Donald Trump has chosen the opposite route. Tonight, Trump will give his first of four speeches at the 2020 Republican National Convention, which will be broadcast live from Charlotte, North Carolina. The president is expected to speak under a different theme each night, with the first being “Land of Promise.” Details
LIVE: Trump Wins GOP Nomination to Kick Off 2020 Republican National Convention | Your World Daily
Sunday, August 23, 2020
White House News (白宮消息) | Aug. 24, 2020
At 4pm, Lexington, Kentucky, police urged the public to keep clear of the area surrounding Fayette Mall after law enforcement officials received reports of gunfire and a possible active shooter.
Police locked down Kentucky mall after patrons sprinted toward the exits when they heard '8 or 9' gunshots - though cops say there is no active shooter
Aug. 24 - Police in Lexington, Kentucky, have evacuated a mall and are conducting searches throughout each store after officers confirmed a shooting took place inside the building and patrons started a stampede toward the exits after hearing gunshots.
Police locked down Kentucky mall after patrons sprinted toward the exits when they heard '8 or 9' gunshots - though cops say there is no active shooter
Aug. 24 - Police in Lexington, Kentucky, have evacuated a mall and are conducting searches throughout each store after officers confirmed a shooting took place inside the building and patrons started a stampede toward the exits after hearing gunshots.
"...As the customers leave the building, they walk out toward the parking lot and front entrance, where they notice a heavy police presence.
Several fire department vehicles were also spotted at the scene." source
Several fire department vehicles were also spotted at the scene." source
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