SCIUTTO: Welcome back. Tonight, President Trump will accept the Republican nomination and make his case for a second term. He will do so from the White House lawn, marking the first time a sitting president has accepted a nomination from the White House since FDR did so via radio some 80 years ago. I'm joined by Tim Murtaugh, he's communications director for the Trump campaign. Tim, thanks for taking time this morning.</s>TIM MURTAUGH, DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS, DONALD TRUMP 2020 CAMPAIGN: Sure thing, Jim. Good to see you.</s>SCIUTTO: So, first, you're aware of events in Kenosha. Will the president directly address the shooting of Jacob Blake in his comments tonight?</s>MURTAUGH: I think he will. He'll talk about what happened in Wisconsin and I think he'll broaden it and talk with what we've seen in cities and states all around the country over the last couple of months. And the president understands that people absolutely have the right to protest and he's also very concerned about fair and safe communities and safe policing, which is why he's taking the action he has. But he does not think that it is appropriate for cities across the country to erupt into violence, as we've seen. And I think you've seen the president take appropriate steps today. I know you're reporting that the DOJ is conducting a civil rights investigation. And the president spoke to the governor of Wisconsin yesterday. END
Tonight, Trump to Accept Nomination, Deliver Address from White House.