in full site, people are yelling this guy just shot someone. that person does not get thrown to the ground or does not get beaten up or get shot or does not end up losing his life and he's not in the hospital. really? you are saying -- no one wants the guy to get shot. >> do you think it is coincidence? what did you expect? for people to be out in the streets like this, are you surprise that this young man had to take matter into his own hands? that's law and order. as reflected by the mouthpiece for the party of trump. that's the message to america. they think this is okay. >> only law and order looks like you. if that's what you mean by law and order, looks like you. what they are saying is the people who had the right to be out on the street at that hour looks like them. that's what their actions are showing. they must be a good person on our side because they look like us. that's what they are saying. because if the person did not look like you, what does your mind go? where do your actions go? >> right. >> this person is a threat. they think that person is a threat, they person can't be a threat, why? it is a young white guy. that's the truth. when we look at and when we talk about black men are deemed to be more threaten, young men, children, they think they are older than they are, black boys especially. they are taller. we have seen in cases where black children were shot and black boys. i thought he was older. he looked older and he was taller. why is that? >> this is what the election is about. >> when we say covid in kenosha, it is not because it is illiterate. kenosha is a metaphor for what's happening with systematic racism and the application of justice in society. mike pence made a stance tonight and he's getting a lot of kudos in articulate speech. the words that come sliding out of your mouth with such grace ma matters. it is not a style contest, it is a substance contest. for him to say our police had implicit bias, what was that? they may well whine up winning this election and we have to leave the country. this is happening under their watch now. i am telling you this is what the election is about. we have to take matters into our own hands. that's what was going to happen. nobody is keeping the streets safe. so he had to do it. listen to mike pence tonight. >> joe biden says that america is systemically racism and that law enforcement in america as "an implicit bias against minorit minority." when asked if he supports c cutting funds for law enforcement, he repliedreplied,. the hard truth is you won't be safe in joe biden's america. under president trump we'll always stand with those who stand on the thin, blue line and we are not going to defund the police, not now and not ever. >> wait a minute, joe biden is the president right now? this is trump's america. what is he talking about of this d d disutopia speech. joe biden is not in power. they criticize him on one hand because he's not getting out there or in the basement or whatever or he's too far left or too far right when it comes to police, make up your mind, which is it? he did address what you and i talked about that's happening on his watch. this is also into america because he's the vice president of the united states. what's the difference between those malicious guys out there? ku what's the difference? it is the same mentality. my america, i have authority even though i am not a sworn law enforcement officer. the thing is what is the difference? what's the difference? you should not be out there, it is not your business. why are you doing it? why are you saying your blue lives matter or trump supporter. why are you out there? >> the question is why did those people find comfort in this administration. oh, you can't call the president that. i am not calling the president anything, you tell me why do people favor white nationalism favors this president. i am telling you they don't want don lemon to be president. why? that's something for trump to explain for america. for mike pence, you can look a part and sound the part, effective political tool. but on your watch and you are thanking god for the privilege to accept the nomination to serve again. you better speak about what's happening on your watch, brother, especially if you want to yoursecall yourself a man of. you tell me how to swear your faith to look past implicit raci racism. i am talking about the manner of apprehension. you got a guy in the hospital who walked around the car after the cops could not keep him on the ground and they shoot him in the back seven times. >> that's what i am saying, you believe, did you believe a guy carrying a weapon? did you believe he had a weapon? >> you believed it. we are not saying you should have shot him. god forbid but have one standard that has fairness on all levels. you are the vice president of the united states. >> it is not just kenosha. we saw minneapolis and once people dig into the video and the investigations, the results of the investigation are made public, you see a number of these incidents. there are as you say outside that are people coming in, a number of them malicious people, white guys who come in and spark the situation. some people believe if this is true. i am always suspicious of the guys because they use it to break windows or as a shield. if you look in the crowd and you can see those guys with skateboards, just be leery of those guys. many times they are up to no good. i am a skateboard but i am not going out there for a riot. you can use it to protect yourself and if you need it, you can use it as a weapon. >> this guy is apprehended and their charges and the system is working. >> what i am saying is i want people to be clear of what i am saying. do not say these are scary black people out there. look at the diversity in that crowd. this should not be portrayed that way and if you portray it in that way and you believe it, shame on you. look at the person arrested for what happened. >> right. a riot are symptomatic of the prompt. people who commit crimes and surrender the high grounds, lawless. we always say because that's the truth and we experienced it in person and it is scary to be in the middle of it. >> this is a disaster that will continue until we figure it out. >> what we saw today with those videos, that's the problem. >> we have a natural disaster that's happening right now, chris. >> we got the storms going. things are starting to heat up. it is going to happen on our watch. i will start with our cnn's mark savage live in louisiana. i see you got the helmet on and your pants are whipping around, what's the situation now, my friend. >> reporter: 100 miles per hour gusts. it is not far from us. it is already pretty damage that's happening on the property. th stuff are starting to fly in the air. less sustained winds, gusts can be higher than that. we are actually sheltered. what you are seeing with me or anything moving in the backdrop, it is protected area. if you are out in the front of it, it would be hard for you to stand up. the next thing we are going to worry about is the storm surge. storm surge could go as far as 40 miles per hour. part of the reason is the topography around here, charles is flat and there is hardly a tree. storm surge coming ashore and preventing it. that's why lake charles appearing in much of the downtown area and many surrounding the community are in endated and 12 feet or water or 20 feet of water is the absolute height of that storage surge. when the water is there, it whipped up by the wind. we can't drag you out of the house here. others said they were not going to leave because they fear coronavirus and the shelter more than they fear of the storm. the storm is going to be much more dangerous if you are trying to ride it out something like this in royour home. you would be much safer in shelters. >> mark, thank you very much. >> let's get to derek van damme, walk us through what's happening on the ground right now. >> reporter: yeah, conditions in beaumont, texas, are deteriorating quickly. we have started to experience the per sis tent gusts. and people here are scared. that's saying something because residents of louisiana and texas have been through a lot. they know what to expect and how much devastation these storms can break. the i-10 corridor is opened behind me but 10-mile to the east, it shuts down. that's a major evacuation orders all t all the way to lafayette. that ship assa sailed. we have 10,000 people without power in texas. 25,000 customers in the state of louisiana and we know that number is going to skyrocketed because of the extreme winds and warming that are in place. something in my career that i have never experienced before from the national weather service. we have to treat it as a prolong tornado. we'll take you to the storm hour by hour as it continues to ramp up. we know the eye wall is approaching the coastline and we'll get to beaumont, texas, of anticipated winds of 100 miles per hour. a grown man of 150 pounds myself, you can't stand up in those winds. why do we send our team in the middle of the storms. my answer is because if you are asked to evacuate, it is my job to make sure you are evacuated and why did you put out efforts. these are potential missiles coming flying at you when winds are consistent at 70 mile per hour. >> it is only going to get worse from here. authorities told us sustained winds over 35 or 40 miles per hour. that means they have removed the ability of search and rescue. we could be talking about the next 12 or 15 hours without having fires or police services here in louisiana. the winds are too strong. also spoke to a police officer earlier this morning, she told me previous hurricane knocked out powers in some of the rural parts of this area for over 30 days. we should anticipate that. this is one of the strongest storms to reach the coast of louisiana. any kinds of tales or signs of what to come, we need to be prepraypr prepared. >> chris. >> thank you, be safe, that comes first and we'll get the information one way or another. the picture tells the story. >> i keep on looking at and texting about that is and my friend who died from covid. if you listen to the convention tonight and larry kudlow. >> we are speaking to a crowd tonight with no masks and nobody had to be tested. i don't know how they believe that's the right message. we are watching everything tonight and reporting on everything. we are going to talk to a storm chaser who's flying over this monsoon storm and get that back for you right after this. you felt safe and, if you were safe, you could be joyful. everybody has a coogan's. and almost half those small businesses, they could close if people don't do something. we have to keep our communities together. that's how we get through this. ♪ instead of using aloe, or baby wipes, or powders. try the cooling, soothing relief of preparation h. because 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the phone with me, captain garret black, he's flying over the hurricane for us right now. where he so happy to have him with us. captain black, can you hear me? >> yes, sir, i sure can. >> you are flying right over, tell us what you are seeing? >> we are flying at 3,000 feet above the water. it is actually turning and going back to the center. >> it is a little tough to hear or understand. maybe it is my small piece here. i hope folks at home have a better time to hear it. the wind speed is remarkable with the storm. what's the condition now and also for you as well as you fly over on the ground for folks there and for you as you fly over? >> so yes, we have seen from 120 or 125, 149, it is pretty much -- the northern half of the storm and with lightning. that's where we spent most of our time early morning is on the northern side. this is a catastrophic storm. we hope everyone is paying attention to the national hurricane center and prepare to evacuate. >> i hope you are right. your indicator for these always storms that happen before, you have learned a lot and especially if they are along the coast. give us what you have seen. >> the thing is you are talking about a strong hurricane like we have here, unfortunately the results are going to be catastrophic once it makes lands fall and winds and 140 miles per hour and everyon at 150, gusts could be higher. it is going to be absolutely absolutely -- the storm is quite impressive. >> captain, we really appreciate it. that's captain garret black, 53rd squadron. >> port arthur, texas, joining me is the mayor, i appreciate you, thank you very much. >> i am sorry, say it again. >> get it right, don lemon. >> you are my man. >> you guys are still recovering from hurricane harvey and that was three years ago. three years later, you are still bracing. you heard what the captain said catastrophic storm in the middle of this pandemic. giv give us what's your main priority? >> probably -- getting all of our citizens safe. we are just awaiting totally, winds are blowing at this point where i am is in the golden triangle. 35 or 40 or 50 mirles per hour and the rain. 8 or 10 or maybe 12 hours of intense weather. >> they heed your warnings? >> yes. if i heard you correctly, we called a mandatory evacuation order on monday. i was the first mayor in the region to call for it based on information. you can see this is a great storm coming across and we are right in the middle of this. >> i was just looking for updates on this as you were speaking. i want to tell you be careful because as you know the storm surge can be the worse thing in all of this. that's how people usually lose their lives. i am glad to hear that folks in your community heeded the warnings and getting ready for the storm and you get out of harc harm's way, we know it is busy and we appreciate you unionijoi us. >> mayor. >> thank you, man, be safe. there is a teenager facing first degree homicide charges after two men were shot and killed. >> this is a big story. as we said last night chris, i believe you are going to speak with the county superintendent's there. residents are leaving to find refuge in all of this. i can't wait to hear what they have to say about this. >> let's take a break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either. it's the only protein i've really melted with. land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. for my mouth to aim at. oh, hiding, huh? the new grilled buffalo chicken papadia - tangy buffalo sauce, grilled chicken, and melty cheese for just six bucks. papa john's. and melty cheese for just six bucks. and the hidden smiles.. the foggy glasses... and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. wear a mask. let's all do our part to slow the spread. . a new video emerging from tun re the unrest in kenosha. people were screaming to the police that this man on your screen just shot somebody. then so why would this happen? >> well, there is a video posted through a milwaukee base website shows a glroup of men interactig with personnel. among them was a man firing people with his long gun. police have not confirmed if this was the man or also the suspect of that day. >> juxtapose that. >> curfew became dangerous. the curfew is in place to protect. >> joining us now is andy berk. a kenosha county supervisor. thank you mr. berk, thank you for taking the opportunity. >> are you aware of local police coordinating with these men? >> are you surprised by this? >> i heard about it today. we have a curfew that's supposed to be a place and we are going to start citing or those who are in our community, why are we siting those that are basically vigilant vigilante. >> being a veteran myself, i can understand the aspect of carrying a thousand things at one time. i don't know -- from my perspective i heard from multiple accounts or multiple times that the yeller were telling them that the shooter is just right there. that was shocking that he was able to walk past. >> let's assume the police officers heard nothing. and the cause for concerns and suspicious. what do you think with a black guy with a long weapon along his chest. >> that's all speculation. we have a good idea of where that speculation is going to go to then that causes a discussion of any crimes that'll happen as to how we hond ling people of color verses white people. how are we handling that? >> the people in the collars, there are -- >> have you spoke to the chief? do you ever any awareness whether or not the feds are in town? >> oh, they are. it has been verified the governor's office and counties and cities. >> sorry, i am back. >> i don't want to keep you, i know you got very busy job. i appreciate your perspective coming from your community. do you believer that you can keep your municipality under control with your local authorities. >> i think we can. >> there has to be some changes but i think it could be done. >> what's the biggest adjustment? >> we'll have to make changes as to how we are going to impact incarcerations and how we are going to respond to what people in our community, how are we going to respond to that. are we going to extra items or talk about it? >> what do you say the people who did know, look at the riots. you got to put those down. >> those people did not come from our community, they came from outside the humidity. the last two days people coming from illinois and quite a few from milwaukee. >> thank you very much. >> appreciate the perspective. >> you are looking at kenosha and wisconsin and bucks, bucks refused to play. the waver of protest for people who mattered in american society. lerts g let's go on and we'll discuss it. >> can i say something before we go to break. >> my last name is and chris. >> i will tell you i have never been more connected with somebody that i -- i connect with you any time anyway. >> it is great. >> i got to b honest with you. i can't think of a better person or friend to have to discussion these issues and in a real way. >> we don't pull any punches and there is really small filters that could get us in krubtroubl. >> you disagree in decenciedece. >> yeah, you are all right. the only problem is when people fake it. my big problem with their pals over on the safe tv, i can't belief th believe that somebody in good conscious can say oh, that's what's going to happen. t he didn't use his color palette but he might as well has. i can't believe somebody in a position like you and me. so, that worries me. i am never worried about what's going on. i know people don't like me calling out the vice president or when you call out the president. you tell me. if you are going to look america right in the eye and let's say we got to talk about law and order problem. >> amen. and we'll talk about every aspect of life including sports. >> right non. >> back in a moment. 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>> oh, it's extremely powerful. when you have the best player in the nba, one of the most famous athletes in the world, willing to leverage his own talent for something of this magnitude. all that does is give permission to other guys to do the same. i think we have to understand why they're at this point. i heard you had bob costas on in the last segment. great broadcaster, obviously. hall of famer. but i couldn't disagree with him more. see, the thing is, the players tried it the easy way. they tried to sweet talk america into caring about black bodies. so they wore t-shirts. they talked about voter suppression. they've steered all the interviews toward more meaningful conversations. they have a court that says black lives matter. all of that happened. and yet, we still get jacob blake. they're tired. they're exhausted. and they said, you know what, i tell you what, america. since you can't respect black bodies in the street, you don't deserve to watch ours play this game. you don't deserve to have us entertain you because that's how upset that they are. and if you think about any time there was any meaningful change in this country, don, it has always come through boycotts, through strikes. it has never been a situation where we can just calmly talk people into doing the right thing. that doesn't work. history has proven this many, many times. so, we keep trying to have situations where people do this easily. and where, sometimes, you just have to say this is enough. and i think that's what they did. >> i got to run but i just want to put this up on the screen so, jamelle, you can look at it and our viewers. this is from former president barack obama weighing in on twitter. and he writes i commend the players on the bucks for standing up for what they believe in. coaches like doc rivers and the nba and the wnba for setting an example. it's going to take all of our institutions to stand up for our values. all i have to say is, this is where we are right now, the former president doesn't weigh in on much. you got lebron james speaking out. and you have players who are feeling empowered. boy. what a difference. fasten your seatbelts. let's see what happens next. thank you, jamele. you be safe. >> you, too, don. >> third night of the republican convention wrapping up as an extremely dangerous hurricane barrelling, right now, towards the gulf coast. and then, there's racial unrest that is rocking kenosha. and then, we just talked about what's happening in sports. a lot going on. our special coverage. more of it, next. now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? 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