sensitive, highly classified information. >> the document providing insight into why the fbi did not recommend charges even after investigators found classified information on her private server. >> i would certainly not do that again. it was the wrong choice. i think we're the only hope. hillary clinton has no clue and doesn't care. donald trump in detroit this morning at an african-american church trying to make inroads with minority votes. >> this is an opportunity for donald trump to use the african-american community. >> nothing means more to me than working to make our party the home of the african-american vote. what the hell do you have to lose? good morning again to you. let's start with tropical hermine, lashing the carolinas now, heading north. washing out labor day plans for

millions of people as officials warn threat is not over. >> yeah. take a look at what the storm has left behind in florida. fierce winds, heavy rains, damaging homes, dropping nearly two feet of water in some places. and today, hermine's on track to reach the atlantic ocean. where we're learning it could regain strength before slamming into the northeast. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is back. i want to start with the flash flood watches right now. what are you seeing? >> reporter: good morning, christi, right before you came to us, a lot of wind, overnight, you can see it knocked the sign off of our hotel and i'm standing here in a puddle on the road. and this is the next danger that north carolina needs to look out for which is inland flooding. according to the national hurricane center inland flooding is the lead cause of death

associated with the tropical storm. the latest we have about 26,000 out power out of the state of south carolina and we got multiple injuries reported after reports of a possible tornado touching down in hatteras. not far from where we are. we have run into tourists and visitors, optimistic folks lat night when we arrived. what officials want everyone in the area to know, stay out of the water. very dangerous surf conditions. really strong rip tides and possible storm surges of 2 to 4 feet. not here, but nearby in the north. people who may be watching from atlantic city or virginia beach, this is a little bit of a taste of what's coming to you, guys. >> good to know, we appreciate it charisse. i want to bring in meteorologist allison chinchar now, we know that hermine is expected to be a

hurricane again today. what is the consequence of that? >> it's really a forecast and going forward. it's no longer going to have impacts with hurricanes force winds in north carolina. once is gets back over open water it's expected to reintensify over hurricane strength winds. boston, the cape, new york, all of these areas that could have those impacts of the hurricane force winds. here's why. let's take a look. where the storm is now, we have on the floor, you can see the gulf stream, and the temperatures on the gulf stream are incredibly warm. we're talking low 80s. what that does for a storm like this, it's great fuel to help fuel this particular storm. you have eye wall, all of that warm air beginning to rise. the air temperature is very warm and it's going to stay that way for the forecast area that it's going to be. and that's going to allow it to get to hurricane strength winds which could pose a problems for

folks in the northeast. there's been a comparison side for sandy. tropical force winds extended from sandy. 485 mile from the center, the orange ring you that see here. but look at hermine, very, very small, victor and christi. the only real comparison, it's taking somewhat of a similar track. in terms of the size is it's not even close at all. but that doesn't mean the impacts won't still be there for areas like new york and even boston as well as we go through the coming days. >> hey, allison, we appreciate it. thank you as well, charisse. donald trump begins his pitch to african-american voters this morning by visiting a black church. here's part of the reason he's going. his polling among black voters dismal here. you see him in a four-way race, at the bottom of the heap with just 2%. but that's not stopping one of

trump's favorite african-american pastors from stump for him. he helped visit to this church in detroit. he's probably best known for this tweet showing hillary clinton a cartoon in black face. he has since removed it and apologized for it. there are a number of questions about him and claims about his past. that he was in the army reserves, a member of a fraternity, graduated from college and more. i asked him about some of those things. this is the part of the interview. it got, let's say, a little uncomfortable. >> did you attend north green university. >> i did attend. >> did you graduate? >> no. >> the bio on your website claims that you earned a bachelor of science degree. did you make that claim? >> actually, just a moment ago, as we were opened up -- first of

all, i said we were off the record. >> i didn't agree with that. >> yeah, but i did. >> we're still rolling, i'm still asking you questions on the record. coming up in ten minutes, you're going to see the entire interview when pastor burns walked out on our cameras. again, we were sitting in his church. he left us sitting there and drove off. you're also going to hear a new statement in the bio that he admits that he overstated. hillary clinton is using the i do not recall defense. that's what she told the fbi at least 39 times about her use of a private e-mail server. she said she did not know what that document with a "c" marked meant. she didn't know they meant classified. donald trump quick to pounce on this one. listen. >> when you look at what they've done with respect to this fbi, that she didn't know what the letter "c" was, that's a lie.

unless she's not an intelligent person. that's a total lie. >> cnn's joe johns has details on the release of the related fbi report. this is a controversy that does not look like it will die down soon. joe. >> christi and victor, the release of these redacted papers tells us more than we've ever known about the fbi's investigation of hillary clinton's e-mail controversy. but it leaves plenty of questions. for example, we knew that the agents found no evidence that her e-mails were compromised but that's not conclusive, because they were not able to locate all 13 mobile devices that may have been used. and the biggest question of all is about mrs. clinton's fuzzy memory of the facts. >> reporter: the fbi's formerly classified investigation into the report of hillary clinton's private e-mail server reveals there was a lot she said she could not remember when being questioned by agents.

the report indicate 38 different time mrs. clinton said there are things she does not recall or remember according to the interview. the document provided insight into why the fbi did not recommend charging clinton even with classified information on her private server. including 81 e-mail chains that contained sensitive information. . in her more than three-hour interview with the fbi, clinton could not recall any briefing or training by state related to the handling of classified information. she said she could not recall every briefing about how she should preserve her records when she left the state department. the fbi noted that she was recovering from a concussion and blood clot at the time. clinton said she relied on her aides to use their judgment when

e-mailing and could not recall any concern about information about her private account. she also said she ask-d not know that a "c" marking on the document meant it was classified even asked agents for clarification. some of the classified e-mails that caused the most trouble for clinton concern the cia's remote drone. deliberation over a future drone strike did not give her cause for concern regarding classification. but one of the things mrs. clinton seemed conclusive about was her motivation. she told the fbi she used her personal e-mail server for convenience and not to evade freedom of information lays. attorney general loretta lynch filed the recommendation and passed when prosecuting clinton who eventually admitted using a private e-mail server was a mistake. >> obviously, we're having a bit of technical problems with the audio there. you recognize it, i'm sure.

we'll fix that and bring you joe's complete report with the audio in just a few moments. joe, thanks for that. >> no doubt. but the political fallout from this level has certainly been ramped up this morning. coming up, we're going to ask both trump and clinton supporters what the fbi means for their candidates. and later, a young man convicted of sexual assault. going home after three months in jail. the outrage here over the brock turner case. could this bring changes for the state law. this car is traveling over 200 miles per hour. to win, every millisecond matters. both on the track and thousands of miles away.

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yes, mom. why? hmm. no reason. back to the top story at this hour. the release of e-mails from hillary clinton's e-mail. i want to bring in scotty knell hughes, as well as a. scott bolden. thank you very much. for getting up early with us here. good morning to you. scott, i'd like to start with you, if i could, please, 39 times she said i do not recall. couldn't recall details or events related to classified procedures. didn't know the "c" markings on documents meant classified. how damaging is this for hillary clinton? >> well, there's certainly nothing new about this, there's just greater detail. as a criminal defense lawyer and a former prosecutor, i've been

in the law game for 30 years, and i can tell you, i sat through many of these. the fact that there's 39 times where she said i don't recall isn't troubling to me because within an hour or hours of questioning we have hundreds. she may have remembered some things and not remembered other things, but when you're sitting with the fbi you've got to be truthful or accurate our can be charged. i'm sure her lawyers in preparation for her, she didn't want her to guess or lie, of course. the 39 times of i don't recall, you got to put that into context of thousands of other questions, and it comes up to probably a minimal amount. again, to protect the record for both sides, she's had to be as accurate as possible. if she doesn't remember, she doesn't remember. >> scottie, i'm going to get to you, i want to ask you, scott, donald trump had a response saying i really don't understand how she was able to get away from prosecution. this does not confirm that

anything criminal happened. we need to make that very clear. >> exactly. exactly. >> however, scott, when she uses the phrase "i don't recall" that brings back bad memories for those who remember bill clinton in the proverbial teen years with monica lewinsky. how vulnerable is it for hillary clinton to go back to the administration? >> oh, my, that's an incredible bridge there, but i think i understand the question. i don't think she's any more vulnerable than before. the interest is in honesty baked into the numbers, clearly the public believes she's more trustworthy than donald trump. it's a bottom line for opposition. it never stops being that way, quite frankly. >> scottie nell hughes, your take away. this does not confirm that anything criminal happened? >> what it takes is a gross

incompeten incompetence. the u.s. knows the. >> reporter: reason why hillary clinton has issues that haunt her. her i.t. had to take the feith 125 times obviously does. it steex what kind of leadership skills she might have. and why she may lose support in the polls. it came out yesterday, the number one most accurate, they are tied with hillary clinton losing 3%. donald trump gaining 7%. of just to correct your facts, scott, she actually is less trustworthy with donald trump right now, 62% don't trust clinton and 50% on donald trump. >> i don't think that's accurate either. >> okay, well, there are a lot of people -- there are a lot of numbers out there. >> of course, there are. >> we got two months left. >> absolutely. >> giving her more time, in another sense it might be.

i want to move on to donald trump and what is happening with him today as he's sitting down with a congregation in detroit. no secret that he's good at reading. that's part of a good orator, to know the audience you're speaking with. but we heard a totally different tone within hours this week. not just with mexico with the president down thereness. and several hours later at a rally. >> we did discuss the wall, we didn't discuss payment of the wall, that will be for a later date. >> mexico will pay for the wall. they don't know it yet, but they're going to pay for the wall. >> there is crime, as you know. there is crime and a lot of problems. i think together we'll solve that tolerance. >> zero tolerance for criminal aliens, zero, zero.

>> scottie what do you make of that? again as i said, it's one thing to know your audience, it's another thing to change the content? >> the content, there might be different points but nothing has changed between the policy. it is the tone. it's actually what a successful leader does. he assessed the room. when he has to be a diplomat and stand next to the president of mexico, they talked about what was important in laying the groundwork in hopefully a friendship to deal with problems that they both agree exist. they need -- there was no change in policy between the two conversations. >> scott, i've got ten seconds left. >> christi, it's the rhetoric, quite frankly. what a bully does with, he says one thing to his group, when confronted with the alleged subject of his criticism he doesn't even put it on the party. i think the democratic party is right, i think he choked.

and i think he's going to choke with the african-american party, he's not going to talk about obama. we call that pandering in politics. >> we appreciate you both being here, thank you. well, coming up, we turn our focus to the man who helped to organize his visit to faith ministries. he's a small town southern pastor who has become a prom nengt suggest to donald trump. he's new to politics. and there are serious questions about his past. when i sat down to ask those questions, things got a little awkward. >> this is from my page. but what i'm saying is, this has been manipulated or either -- either hacked or added. dog chow for 36 years now. my dog girlfriend is 17 years old. she's been eating dog chow from her very first day and she can still chase squirrels. she can't catch them, but she can still chase them. after 17 years i'm still confident in feeding her dog chow because i see the high quality ingredients

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later this morning, donald trump will visit an african-american church in detroit and then sit down to talk with the church's pastor. the man who helped to arrange that meeting is pastor mark burns. he's been one of trump's key surrogates as the candidate tries to reach out to african-american voters. burns also spoke at the republican national convention, maybe you remember that. most recently, he made news for posting this tweet, this cartoon of hillary clinton in black face which he later apologized and took down. but the questions arose about him and his background, burns agreed to sit down with an on-the-record, on-camera interview but as you'll see he wants to take the conversation quickly off the record. >> we need a warrior! we need a champion! we need a winner! and that is donald. >> reporter: he's the small town

preach here has become a surrogate for donald trump as president. >> the last thing i want to do is draw attention from mr. trump's presidency. >> reporter: pastor mark burns, a favorite at trump rallies, even a speaker at the republican national convention. >> from the great state of south carolina! >> reporter: but before the campaign, he was virtually unknown. >> i think donald trump is a great judge of character. you know, you would think he would just choose the greatest names, but donald trump values character more so than popularity or name. and i think i fall in that category. >> reporter: pastor burns harvest praise and worship center in easley, south carolina, is a small operation. the church, just a few folding chairs, tables and cameras for his tell evangelism. after saving trump's november meeting with black pastors in new york burns said former campaign manager corey

lewandowski asked him to speak on trump's behalf at bob jones university. he's been a favorite of the campaign ever since. >> he just came out of the blue. >> reporter: davies said he's a republican and never heard of the fiery pastor. neither were his friend. >> they saw a claim that he's a member of phi alpha cy. >> reporter: he first saw the claim on the church's website. davis said he captured this screen graph in july, he started investigating. what did you find? >> there's no person named mark burns, john mark burns or anybody in the from ternts ever. >> reporter: davis said he contacted burns and soon after he said the web page

disappeared. we contacted them, too. we asked about that. >> without question i said i had crossed -- not crossed, but started the process of being a part of that organization. but that's the furthest i got. >> reporter: is that the bio from your website? >> it is. it is the bio. but this is not an accurate depiction of the bio. information has been added. i'm pretty -- i own up to any mistakes that i made like i did with my tweet. obviously in this case -- >> reporter: so this is not from your page? >> no, that is from my page. what i'm saying is, this has been manipulated or either hacked or added. >> reporter: cnn asked the site's host about the possibility that someone could have tampered with the website. the company tells cnn there is no evidence from the hack. cnn retained the full bio through an internet archive. you also claim you spent six

years in the army reserves, is that accurate? >> yes it is. >> reporter: we called the army and said you were never had active -- i just asked you about army reserves. you had the bio claim six years in the army reserves. >> it is reserves. army is reserves. >> reporter: in a statement, the u.s. army said burns served in the south carolina national guard from 2001 to 2005 was discharged in 2008. he has no active army or army reserve service time. did you attend north greenville university? >> i did. >> reporter: did you graduate from north greenville university. >> i didn't. >> reporter: the bio claims you earned a bachelor of science degree. did you make that claim? >> i actually, just a moment ago, as we were -- opened up --

first of all, i said we were off the record. >> reporter: i didn't agree with that. >> yeah, but i did. >> reporter: we're still rolling, we're still asking you questions on the record. did you make that claim? >> i think this is not fair -- is this not what we talked about. i thought we were doing a profile. all of a sudden, you're here to try to destroy my character. >> reporter: i'm not coming here to destroy your character. these are claims made on your website while you were live speaking at the republican national convention. my question is are your claims accurate? >> i understand this is what media does. and i find when someone is speaking out their heart and speaking out their desire to bring people together and get past the political correctness of society, that the job of the investigative journalist, or in this case is to try to destroy the character of the individual,

so that voice is silent. what i'm saying is this, in reference to my website, if there's inaccurate information on there that can easily be manipulated by other people, it can be manipulated by hackers. people can do and say and create whatever they want to create. >> reporter: again, the website's host says there is no evidence of a hack. >> i don't feel comfortable at all -- this is not -- >> reporter: you also claim to be studying at the anderson theological center. >> yes, i did. uh-huh. >> reporter: currently working on his master of theology and pastoral leadership according to the website. we called them, you're not enrolled there? >> correct. do you know how old this is -- i think there's an updated -- there san updated profile on the website. >> reporter: so is it old or tampered? >> these are old information. extremely old information. >> reporter: seconds later --

>> this is it. thank you, thank you so much. i really appreciate you coming. you just take this -- >> reporter: pastor burns walked out, leaving us in his church. he walked out of the building, got into his van and drove off. that interview was on wednesday. late yesterday in response to our story, pastor mark burns released this statement, taking responsibility for those misstates, as a young man he writes starting my church in green sheil, sk is, i overstated several details of my biography because i was worried i wouldn't be taken seriously as a new pastor. this was wrong, i wasn't truthful then and i have to take full responsibility for my actions, since that time, i should have taken steps to correct my misrepresentation of my background. we all make mistake and i hope that the measure of my character and the quality of my works speak for what kind of person i

am. i do also want to set the record straight about why this attack is happening, because i'm a black man supporting donald trump for president. for too long, african-americans votes have taken for granted by democratic politicians and enough is enough. it's a shame that the political snyders and the media choose to attack me because i'm not going to stay. instead, i'm going to tell people that there is another option, an option that represents a positive vision. that's why i have and will continue to tierlless support mr. trump. a young man convicted of sexual assault goes home after three months in jail. the astonishment and outrage to the case could bring changes to the law. we're going to talk about that. from our blog to video editing... our technology has to hang tough with us. when you're going to a place without electricity, you need a long battery life. the touch, combined with the screen resolution...

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all right, back with us now to talk about the misrepresentations in the pastor's bio. we got a. scott bolden. and hillary clinton supporter scotty knell hughes, donald trump supporter. scottie, i want to start with you, pastor burns is not the candidate. he is a surrogate. but he's a high-level surrogate. he's someone who speaks on the candidate's behalf. on the campaign's behalf. scottie to you, should he continue to be a high-level suggest for donald trump considering what we covered? >> first of all, victor, let me

start with confession, on my facebook page i have it down an avid runner i'm actually a fast-paced walker. as a surrogate, i want to make sure i'm 100% accurate with my portrayal out there. >> i'm laughing, scottie. >> you got to have some fun on a saturday morning. you're right, he is not an official employee of the campaign. but he is a man who does love this country, loves his community and does love supporting mr. trump and trying to encourage others of his community to support him. if you want to open up pandora's box, you're looking at hillary clinton, people like john podesta who is actually under scrutiny with allegations by the department of justice. his brother getting $140,000 a month from the saudi arabia government. you've got huma abedin. do you want to look into the staff members of this campaign? >> all right. i heard you.

scottie brings up a point. i said at the top of this that pastor burns is not the candidate, and when we talk about misrepresentations, we have to look at hillary clinton's misrepresentations as well? >> what type of pivot is that? >> i think it's fair. >> that you look at the credibility of hillary clinton versus who the candidate, versus the credibility of pastor mark burns who is a voters. let me say this, mark burns isn't overstating anything. he's lying, he's a fraud. i'm a member of kappa alpha cy fraternity. there goes the cappa vote for trump if you ever had. but you have to pledge. this isn't any misunderstanding or hack. these are blatant misrepresentations. and this is who donald trump puts before the african-american community and says follow me, speak for me.

it doesn't -- it doesn't really matter, because this is why another reason why he's at 2% or 5% or even 8:00% with the communities of color. this is a problem. i don't care when he continues to serve as a surrogate or not, quite frankly. it's a negative reflection on donald trump and how he disrespects african-american communities. >> scottie, let me come back to you, we asked pastor burns and the campaign about vetting. pastor burns said he was not vetted they simply liked his message and the character. and put the questions to the campaign but they have not responded yet. are you not concerned about the vetting that happens in the campaign? >> when you look at mark burns, he did not go after mr. trump. mark burns is not saying positive things about mr. trump

to get attention. i think it's humerus that i've got a hillary clinton surrogate -- >> before we get back to the pivot -- >> i'm a supporter. >> scottie, let me come to you, before we move to that pivot, he now speaks for the campaign. the announcement of what happened today changed from pastor mark burns through the campaign. are you not concerned about the level of vetting that happens there? >> he is not an employee of the campaign. he's not a paid staff member of the campaign. he doesn't speak for the campaign. and as we've learned the only person that -- >> he absolutely speaks for the campaign. >> he absolutely does, scottie, come on. >> we all have -- just as much as i do and yet i'm not paid by the campaign staff. if you want to go who speaks for the campaign. donald trump speaks for the campaign. his family. >> i hear you, scottie. >> i'm paid by cnn, not donald trump. therefore, we can have our own opinions. mark burns can go out there and

say whatever he wants. right now, he's talking about the president. that's what he's focusing on. >> you also have, though, a different title, you're a donald trump supporter, he's a donald trump surrogate. >> i'm a surrogate. >> okay. i want you to listen to -- let me read another line from his explanation he released. this attack, although it's not an attack, it's a vetting is happening because i'm a blackman supporting donald trump for president. let's play what he said a little earlier this season. >> i have said it across this country that there aren't no white people. there are no black people. there are no hispanic people. there are no asian people. there are no colors that separate us, but the only colors that matter is the color of the

red, white -- >> pastor burns saying there are no black people. when he's caught in a lie, he's now acknowledging that he's black again. do you guy this defense that he's saying that he's a black man supporting donald trump? >> there's no doubt that the black men supporting donald trump are under the microscope of everything they do. they're constantly criticized. just the hate from defending them at various points, it's making very sad for the lack of respect. it doesn't matter what color you are. the lack of respect people show them. and the names they are called. you have to wonder right now because there is only 1% or 2%. it's never easy to be a leader and start on your own. >> ten seconds, scott. >> what does political motivation have to do with truth and authenticity? you're not going to have many moments in your broadcasting

career to do that type of cross-examination of that type of subjects. you're simply not. and to have no connection to political support, honesty is honesty, truth is truth. >> that's a clinton supporter right there. >> absolutely. >> scottie, scott, thank you. three months, for sexual assault, that's all the time that brock turner got. a lot of people lashing out at the judges and the system. could it bring changes to the law? we're looking at that. also, tropical storm hermine caught off the north carolina coast. sitting there, building strength, triggering new warning that it could become a hurricane once again. ith no accidents. that's awesome. plus you get a free carfax® report. start your search at carfax.com!

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former stanford university brock turner is a free man after been convicted of sexually assaulting a woman. he walked out of a santa clara jail in california yesterday. after serving three months of a six-month sentence. rushing past reporters. he didn't say a word. just got in a white suv that was waiting for him and headed home to ohio where he'll have to complete three months' probation. turner was released under a law that gives inmates credit for time served. the sheriff was none who happy with that. >> we're done with him. he should be in prison right now, but he's not in our

custody. >> let's bring in the criminal defense attorney, there's been so much meetings, obviously, attached to this. people say how on earth can somebody sexually assault someone, be convicted and serve three months. complain to us the difference between california and georgia? >> it entirely depends on which state you're convicted in. in georgia, there's a mandatory 25 years in prison for aggravated sexual battery. that's exactly what happened here. >> that's what he would have faced in georgia? >> absolutely. especially if he went to trial. if he worked out a plea ahead of time. the d.a. could reduce charges and let him plea to something less than aggravated battery. he's still looking at prison time in every state but georgia. >> there's a case proven in california that mandates prison time for some sexual assault. is that directly because of this case? >> absolutely.

i think the legislature passed it unanimously. it's up for the governor to sign. you're going to see any state in the nation that does not have mandatory minimum laws for sex offenses, they're going to catch up with other states. some people say these laws are too severe, georgia assess 25 years minimum. california, you could get jail time and be out in three months. there's a lot of inconsistency and lack of uniformity around the country. >> we also know he has to register as a sex offend, that's going to be his for life? >> absolutely. unless the judge lets him off of that. you don't necessarily have to stay on the sex offender registry, in georgia if you're on that and complete your sentence, you can petition the court to get off of that. >> and that's in california, too? >> absolutely. >> we mentioned the judge. there are a lot of emotions regarding this judge as well. there's a petition to have him removed. he has recused himself from

criminal cases and is dealing with civil cases. if that plea would be made to be able to -- come off the registry, would it go to that same judge, or would it go to another one? >> well, that was the sentencing judge. in most cases it would go back to the same judge. now, the judge can recuse himself and say there's too much publicity and perception of bias, i'm going to transfer it to someone else. initially, it would go back to the same judge. >> do you think the punishment fit the crime? >> no. i'm not critical that was the way he was released. the sentence was entirely three for this not to admit responsibility and guilt, it's almost unimaginable. >> page pate, thank you. coy wire has the latest. >> victor and the 49ers has

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he even had him join him at the knee. he said there was never intent to disrespect the military. military supported colin kaepernick. but there are members who are not happy, according to the san francisco station kntv, they sent a letter saying it could result in police officers choosing not to work at your facilities. that means the stadium. cnn has reached out to the union and the police department. 49ers told us they support kaepernick, say they go recognize a participant's right to participate or not in the national anthem. but they may enforce this issue if they feel that the safety of their fans might be compromised. >> what about the socks we're hearing about. >> okay, he wore these socks

with pictures of pigs wearing police hats. he said this was not a plate tant indictment of all cops. just rogue cops. this combined with his refusal to stand lesd the president of the santa clara police officer organization to say, quote, the 49ers are allowing this to come out from an employee and it's making for a hostile work environment for us at the stadium, unquote. so that's what we're looking at here now. a possible boycott from the leader of that union saying we might not be here to protect our fans if something goes wrong. >> has kaepernick indicated how long he plans to keep this going? >> it's probably going to go on for a while because he said he's not going to stop until he sees significant change in this justice that he feels is occurring in our country. guys going way back to muhammad ali, they've been protesting, creating change. it's not where we need to be at. so here he is saying he's not

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