OMAR JIMENEZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: One of them for someone who fought for the Union during the Civil War and another statue that symbolized progress. Now in the midst of all that, that is when we saw Democratic State Senator of Milwaukee, Tim Carpenter, who was there and was said he was taking a picture before he was then assaulted by protesters. In fact, one of the local affiliates, WKOW, said they had to call 911 for an ambulance for Carpenter who again says he not only was assaulted but hit in the head, punched and kicked multiple times over the course of these. Now you read some of the statement that Governor Tony Evers put out saying that they are not tolerating this type of demonstration and protest. They say there was damage done to multiple pieces of state property. They are currently assessing that portion. They also say Capitol Police reported multiple people trying to breach the State Capitol as well. And it is part of why as you mention he says they are now prepared to call in the National Guard if necessary to protect the state buildings and infrastructure and they are strategizing with local and state law enforcement over how to deal with similar situations like this either tonight or in the days to come as well. And, again, at the base of all of this, he said this is has been in stark contrast to what they've seen previously. Both of these statues have been recovered and again they're assessing the damage and what has happened, I guess, from last night.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN HOST: Sure. We know you'll stay on the fallout from all of this in Wisconsin. Omar, thank you very much. And as we mentioned, and we'll get you some live pictures there of the Rose Garden. We're waiting for President Trump who will face reporters there at the White House as coronavirus cases soar, so we'll take that as soon as we see him. And a woman in Colorado, listen to this, tested positive for COVID not once, but twice, nearly two months after getting it the first time. She'll join me live next.
Statues Toppled, State Senator Assaulted in Wisconsin Protests