nausea. i don't even think about cigarettes anymore. ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. many insurance plans cover chantix for a low or $0 copay. arthel: national police are responding to a shooting in antioch, tennessee, about 30 minutes southeast of nashville. authorities say they have a suspect in custody. they also say multiple people have been shot at the church of christ. right now please have not commented on how many people were shot for their conditions. of course we are awaiting more information within the last hour. welcome to "america's news hq." i'm elizabeth brand. i received a story we are following very quickly. leland: sources there along with our affiliates. i am leland vittert. there has been an unbelievable uproar today as it relates to

how president trump has dealt with the nfl and what has been happening at nfl games on twitter and the president's comments friday night and how the public should basically boycott nfl games in washington over people taking a knee during the national anthem. it even spread to the nfl games in london. the kickoff with president trump's words. >> obviously we saw double down on twitter. at 9:30 a.m. eastern time is not something we see on a sunday so was tardy to see reactions early this morning. we saw it in major league eightball, obviously number of major league baseball games to take place in the next 30 minutes. we'll see if other teams will be react to them as well. a number of coaches come out and everyone is reacting.

>> yeah, social media, a member of nfl owners are coming out supporting players protesting. nfl fans obviously across the board reacting latest controversy. >> i agree with the president. maybe not the way he said it, but we should be more respect to love the flag. we saw the flag and the national anthem. >> i respect both sides, but i do think we have a first amendment in this country and that allows people to express how they feel in the way they need to express it. >> i personally think the sailors and marines and soldiers, but it is their right if they want to peacefully protest, they should have the right to do that. leland: president trump says anyone who takes in a should be fired. nfl owners came out on the other side of that saying we support our players.

coming up later this hour, all i report outside the chargers chiefs game as folks are there in california. bring and kristen fisher now who is with the president as he is on vacation near his golf club in new jersey. kristen, the president went to bed last night thinking about north korea, doubling down on this in terms of how he views the nfl. we are just hearing from the president on this or the white house in general responding as well. >> leland, i'm so sorry. can you repeat the question? >> we heard the president doubling down on these owners should fire anyone who protest the national anthem and saying they should boycott teams that allow protests. what are you hearing from the white house overall about this? >> well, the white house is

essentially letting the president speak for themselves thereby president trump is doing, what he has done from friday, saturday and now sunday is advocating for the boycott of the nfl if owners refused to fire players to take a knee during the national anthem. let let one of the speak for itself. the latest from president trump on twitter. his latest quote is nfl plans refuse to go to games until they stop disrespecting our flag and country. you will see change take place. fire or suspend. we saw administration officials to kind of flush out those remarks. treasury secretary stephen mnuchin was of course talking about tax reform in the white house latest push for that. instead, he was asked exactly why is the president picking this fight and why is he picking it out? listen to his response. >> you know, the nfl has all different types of roles.

you can't have stickers on your helmet. you have to have your jerseys tucked in. what the president is hanging is that the owner should have a rule that player should have to stand in respect for the national anthem. this is not about republicans. not about race. it's not about free speech. they can do free speech on their own time. this is about risk back for the military and first responders in the country. reporter: said the administration is standing firm, but of course as we see all day long, players and owners are outraged including one of president trump's very close friends, the owner of new england patriots, bob kraft. he put out his own statement this morning and it reads, i'm deeply disappointed by the tone of the comments made by the president on friday. players are intelligent, thoughtful and care deeply about our community and i support their right to peacefully effect social change and raise awareness in a matter they feel is most impactful.

of course they've are detained by mass protests today. entire teams taken in april for the ravens acquire game and of course we'll likely see much more this is the games get underway in the u.s. today. leland: kickoff for a lot of teams right about now. one team saying they will not even be on the field for the national anthem. keeping their guys in the locker room. you speak about what else he might be talking about this weekend if it wasn't the president's comments on friday night. tax reform, health care that looks like it will fail in the senate in north korea as well. his white house worried it is distracting the president, that's their messaging or are they okay with the bifurcated talking point situation? >> at the white house or if any administration officials have a problem with it, and a certain they are not showing it. of course, north korea in particular, such a tremendous

spot right now. really just over the last 24 hours, pretty unbelievable this is not the top story today. and yet here we are considering with the north korean foreign minister said yesterday, he said president trump calling the north korean leader kim jong sub one makes our rocket visit to the entire u.s. mainland inevitable although more. after president trump for those remarks late last night or maybe even early this morning after midnight, he put out a response to the north korean prime minister's statement on twitter and here it is. just heard the foreign minister speak at the u.n. if he echoes thoughts on little rocket man, they won't be around much longer. there is a lot of fear this back-and-forth on president trump in the north korean leader, two leaders of the big ego. a lot of fear the back-and-forth is simply gotten too personal. the treasury secretary asked about it this morning.

here's what he said. >> this is not about personalities. this is not personal. this is someone testing nuclear weapons. the president doesn't want to be in a nuclear war and we will do everything we can to make sure that doesn't occur. >> the administration hanging nuclear war is not what we want. if the u.s. has to go there, it is prepared to do so. >> we have heard that echoed as well from the defense secretary, secretary of state as well as defense secretary around the world later today. kristen fisher in new jersey before the president heads back to washington. thank you. >> fox news alert, angela merkel will remain in office. as leader of the german government can exit polls show chancellor merkel called challenger martin scholz. the anti-migrant alternative was

expect it to any significant numbers of seats in the nation making voting more complicated. many streets were closed for the annual berlin marathon. now to get back to our top story of the day, the president's remarks on friday night in his tweed oath last night and this morning. our fair and balanced political panel to weigh in, contributor with the red state. democratic strategist, thank you for joining us on a busy news day. certainly had a number to talk about. i want to start with you. the nfl reacting today, some of them taking arms. where do you think this is going? >> people think president trump criticized the nfl but they have been criticized for quite a long time. i go back to 2016 whenever the dallas cowboys wanted to put a police unity comment and told them they couldn't do it. 2016 also in georgia was

debating the legislature about religious liberty, protections in that state. roger goodell said we're pulling out of georgia, maybe atlanta if they do that. now you have folks taking names. the president puts the fuel on the fire. this is bigger than president trump in being a republican or democrat. this is national unity and they have the right to take a knee if they want to take a knee. people have a right to speak out as well including the president and frankly, a lot of americans, myself included watch the nfl take positions seemingly against the police in dallas. we see them get involved in a political debate in georgia and suddenly they come out and are very indignant americans are angry about the fact people are taking a knee. americans look at them and say no wonder the rankings are tanking and we hope some point the nonsense demanded we can enjoy a football game a side of

politics. >> i want the opportunity to respond. josh brought up a good point they sports of coors is to unify. politics divide. there's not really much right now that brings people together when it comes to politics. at the same time, it seems like the waters are getting muddy. the two are really becoming one. >> well, i would say the president has been able to unify the players and the owners in the nfl, which i think a lot of us never thought we'd see happening. they fight against his comments because frankly this is what the president should be focused on. we have an international crisis in north korea. we've got all kinds of domestic and international problems. i should be the priority and that is part of the frustration people have with the president waiting in here. why put this at the top of the agenda given everything else we've got to deal with in this country. it just seems to be out of whack whether he should be spending his time and attention.

>> that's a pretty valid point. you've heard a number of people speak out, supporters of the president. you saw the jacksonville jaguars on her come and he's a huge contributor. we saw bob kraft, rex ryan saying they are disappointed. what is your response with a focus on north korea? >> focus on health care. ted cruz is not going for so the bills not going anywhere. >> i agree there are bigger priorities. we need to pass the graham-cassidy act and move down the field, no pun intended to repeal obamacare to get individual mandate and deal with north korea. this works both ways. the president should not make you the top of the national agenda. he said something at a rally for luther strange of alabama. is a red meat to an audience that was fired up and now the nfl has taken a position in acting like he's forcing them. if the president tried to issue an executive order and somehow

try to stifle first amendment rights, that would wednesday. the president is not the only person putting us at the top of the agenda. you see people across the spectrum, particularly to the left as if he's some sort of tiring for having done it. i think we need to worry about health care reform. this is an issue of political myth that's been going off a long time and the president is the only corporate hearing to make this a big distraction is turned out to be. >> i want to pause this to talk about the steelers, for example said they weren't going to come out at all. we have the fresh video and we will get your response. ♪

[national anthem] ♪ liz: so our viewers know, there was one player, a member of the pittsburgh steelers, alejandro villanova if i'm pronouncing that correctly, he served in the united states army. he is the one player who did stay on the field. as you look at this, now we are looking at dolphins and jets video where we see the players are responding in different ways. the reason i bring you in is because this is the new normal now. are we talking about how players are responding to the president's tweed as opposed to fantasy football in how they are dealing in each respectively. >> i think it is hard to say. this is going to be a tempest in a teapot, an issue that will probably flareup for a few weeks and then go away if i had to guess. the president trying to change the subject. he's failing on foreign policy.

and on the domestic agenda. the reality is that this is where the president is trying to do. it was not just that he had a rally. he treated about it over and over again. is driving the debate. the reality is that the president has the bully pulpit and this is what he's driving not and it's just not what we should be talking about is a country. leland: 15 seconds to respond. >> china feels as if we share a continent, but not a country. if we can agree on standing up for the pledge of allegiance or the national anthem to honor the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom of all races and back round, what can we agree on? this is a big deal we can't even agree in this country anymore than saying the pledge of allegiance or standing for the national anthem to honor those who made the supreme sacrifice of freedom.

if we can't find this common ground, where do much more dangerous place of the country than most people believe. >> united we stand, divided we fall. thank you for joining us. leland appeared traitorous pickups have been run the nfl bringing in more video. the national anthem from the giants and eagles game being played to get a sense of how each individual team is reacting. president trump's remarks about the nfl and nba criticism or he disinvited the golden state warriors is bringing in. you can see what appears to be the eagles. they are all standing. we've seen owners locking arms with players kneeling and owners locking arms with players that are standing. we've seen some players on the field, others not. it is a vast array of responses from the national anthem. here's a little bit of sound of players responding before the

games today. >> i acting and not go and hopefully that will inspire us and change when it comes to what we tolerate in this country and what is accepted and what we turn a blind eye to. >> the only platform right now it seems to be getting the attention is vastly kneeling during the national anthem. i'll do my part to a man in baseball. >> this is something i can't stand for. we've got: kaepernick and all these people speaking a n. is for the greater cause. it's for us to all come together. it's not about division. we have the american people need to come together even more stronger. >> we are all americans in time for the racism and bigotry in those things to go away. leland: joining us now commensurate macs, sports

reporter for fox news headline. 24/7 on your sirius xm radio. thanks for coming in on sunday. that is it started a couple years ago with: kaepernick, quarterback and david sisco taking any during the national anthem and he was protesting what he called police brutality and showing solidarity with the black lives matter movement. as this has expanded, dare i say exploded in the past 24 hours of the president comments friday night and moving forward, is it still about batter has has it become about something else? >> leland, good afternoon. i'm glad you asked that question because i've been frustrated by this exact point. it seems that they started somewhere but an argument about police brutality and look how far it is gone. its advanced a rally outside nfl headquarters with my bullies bully the nfl into giving: kaepernick a job. from a business standpoint he's not good for business. that was proven clearly.

we are not even talking about these particular issues. we now see the president with response from nba, nhl, all sports. baseball as well and what is about. what is the story really about? are people angry with the way things are in life? that seems to be a widespread talk going on. a lot of anger. where are the issues? >> to your point, it is clear a lot of people are angry. what they are angry and outraged over is as vast as their responses on the field today. the nfl is a business, an enormous business in america and the owners have responded universally. their commissioner did yesterday. bob kraft, good friend of the president responding. i'm deeply disappointed by the tone of the comments made on friday. no greater unifier in sports and

unfortunately nothing more divisive. bob mcnair, comments made by the president for divisive and counterproductive to what our country needs right now. in the last 45 or so second tier, was that the conservative sort of concentrated effort brought together by a coalition of owners or do they seem to be acting independently as far as you can see? >> people are acting independently. roger goodell met with the executive director of the players association for several hours yesterday and reached out to philadelphia eagles malcolm jenkins who has been holding up his fist during pregame anthem protests. they are trying to get this together from my perspective the universal response that seems to be very similar. the atlanta file can on the sidelines at their players. we saw today in london what took place. everybody stood for god save the

queen, but in a foreign country, what do they think when they see our players in unrest? leland: excellent point. got to cut you off before the computer does. appreciate you being here. back with more reaction from the political world next. [notification tone] ♪ in the modern world, an app can help you find your perfect match. ♪ and with esurance, coverage counselor® can help you find great coverage that's a perfect match too. esurance. an allstate company. click or call.

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>> metropolitan national police are responding to a shooting at a church in antioch, tennessee, 30 minutes southeast of nashville. authorities say they've received calls to burnet chapel church of christ a little after 11:00 a.m. central time. they do say one suspect is in custody. see a picture of the church there. authorities say six to eight people have been shot and transported to the university medical center but have not commented on the extent of their injuries. this is a very sensitive time. a lot of details coming out that we are unable to confirm. on the phone is former d.c. detective and contributor ted williams. thank you for joining us. i know you are working with little information we can confirm without these two sources. i want to ask you, what is taking place right now? authorities responded to a shooting. 68 people have been at least injured. what are authorities working with right now?

>> elizabeth, and to determine number one if they have somebody because you say we don't have the whole picture right now. if they have somebody in custody they try to determine what is the motive behind the shootings? someone who's already familiar with the church or is it someone in the charleston or south carolina area that came into the church and shot these parishioners. >> i'm so curious from a detective standpoint when you get this phone call, all hands are on deck. what takes place as soon as we hear in an event outside of the church. >> the first thing is to try and find out is the shooter active or someone actually taking the shooter into custody like when i

see someone reading the parishioner within the church. once that is established, a crime scene and therein lie it actually starts. if they are individuals, quite naturally the first thing one enforcement and first responders want to do is get those people as soon as possible. right now, i am sure they've set up a crime scene. they are trying now to develop the physical evidence on the scene as to what they have. >> i can't thank you for joining us. very sensitive time. 68 people have been shot inside this church in antioch, tennessee. i would ted williams, former detective with the d.c. police department. thank you very much. as the story continues to develop, we will bring you

information. leland: keep following event that of nashville. in addition to the fallout from the president comments about the nfl, there is huge political earthquakes this weekend over the proposed repeal and replace of obama cared as it looks increasingly difficult for the republicans to get to the necessary 50 plus one. democratic senator joins us with whether or not there could be another bipartisan deal made with president trump. about one sixth of the american economy. we will be right back. this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances.

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before 11:00 a.m. central time. about one hour 45 minutes ago. all eight individuals transported to the hospital. unclear the extent of their injuries, nature of their injuries untreated injuries are motive for the shooting. >> today, and other gop senator says they cannot support the graham-cassidy health care bill. ellison barber joins us with the latest. >> ted cruz right now is the not best be on the verge of collapse. senator ted cruz saying they don't have his vote in maine, senator susan collins of the white house been pushing to support the bill that she is most likely not going to support it. >> it is hard to me to envision getting to yes on this bill because my concerns are so fundamental.

cbo analysis in the past has been very helpful to me and evaluating bills such as the previous bills that i posed. donna is what i would like to see. >> democrats do not support the legislation. if republicans go against the bill, it dies. the white house says they are focusing. >> we need to make sure the last couple republicans we went over, those republicans were john mccain and the lisa murkowski, susan collins and rand paul. >> no word on how they will vote. john mccain says he will not vote for legislation. rand paul says the same unless he sees particular changes. >> this is a bad idea. it's not a repeal. a narrow focus to the things they agree on come expanding health savings accounts can be giving more freedom to waivers, slow down the rate of growth of an outrageous or out-of-control entitlement spending. sure, i would before that.

>> senator ted cruz seemingly added his own name to the list of potential know. >> we both sat down with lindsey graham and bill cassidy last week. we laid out a series of changes they wanted to see that her all about giving consumers more freedom, listing regulations from the federal government that are driving up premiums so premiums can go down and more people can afford health insurance. they took our edits and say if you take these, we are aghast. later they removed our edits. right now they don't have the info. liz: earlier today, mike lee says right now the only major public and, only need 50 yes votes to pass this legislation. after that they need 60. >> i'll tell you there's a lot

of folks who get frustrated with washington. i think leland has more. thank you on allison. leland: democratic senator from delaware, tom carper. >> it's my pleasure. thanks very much. leland: we want to get your thoughts very first on this from secretary of health and human services tom price who we had on yesterday. >> we haven't written off any votes on the other side as well because this is -- this bill incorporates the height of federalism. we've focused on a number of occasions and will continue to reach out to all individuals who have the opportunity to vote next week. >> senator, you will have an opportunity to vote next week. is the white house reached out for you? is the white house getting to the point where they are willing to think about making a bipartisan deal on this or has your phone but i like? >> funds have been silent. if this goes down much like six weeks ago when john mccain

cast a no vote, this goes down, what will happen if it will unleash a democrat republican effort to find common cause in stabilizing exchanges. bomar and patty murray held no fear that it roundtables in the wake of that no vote i've come in six weeks ago come the same thing will happen if this is voted down. we need to work together. this is something we need starting with stabilizing exchanges. we can do that. the insurance commissioners and the folks that testified two or three weeks ago agree on how to stabilize exchanges, how to bring down costs. >> would they be willing to deal from the debt ceiling is supposedly negotiation. the white house wants to do with house republicans on tax reform. bloomberg came out today, a look

perhaps at president trump's tax plans this week. the individual rate from 35% to 39.6% in a reduction of the corporate rate down 20%. both of those would be huge. early on, do those numbers make sense to you or are we going to have another partisan fight rather than bipartisan tax reforms? >> i hope we can work on this together. i hope we stay i don't know much more than what you just said about the idea of the white house is putting together. i always ask for questions. number one, is it fair? number two -- [inaudible] number three does this simplify the tax code and finally, how does it affect the budget? rather than speculate that the administration will propose come i welcome the proposal. let's have hearings as soon as we do and find out what's in it, what's good about it and what is

not. >> question number one, does reducing the top rate down from 39-point x to 35 sound fair or are we already know one question one? >> that might be fair. the question is what does it do to the dataset. it's a fair question you ask as well. i think there's a little disagreement with corporate tax rate that is higher than about to be if we are competitive with the rest of the world and we want to do that so i think we can find common cause they are. >> a lot of agreement on the corporate tax rate. appreciate you being with us. thank you so much, sir. >> the nfl as you know embroiled in controversy today, game day. players have been kneeling with the national anthem. live to los angeles with mary ann. reporter: icon elizabeth. are we doing? it's doing? is heating doing? is heating up today as everyone

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leland: president trump travel ban on six muslim majority countries expires tonight. the white house expected to unveil new guidelines on time today to keep the ban in place. obviously watching up in the white house. department of homeland security recommended a new targeted restriction. they would take aim at countries to refuse to sufficient information with the united states on who have taken african security for cautions. the restriction could then very country by country.

>> as you know, nfl players nationwide and overseas taken in protest. president trump's comment earlier this week and the weekend began with: tap or not. as your member come in rafferty is live with the los angeles chargers and kansas city chiefs are kicking off a short time from now. reporter: hi, elizabeth. yeah, things are heating up today. we know the entire pit ergs dealers team stayed in the locker room during the national anthem is only one win out onto the field in us all a hunger villain the field and knows i'll hunker billina waipahu graduates from west point and is an army ranger. already the jack wyers raven and held earlier in london, several players from both teams all started on friday when president trump at a political rally in alabama suggested players to protest by taking india should be fired. >> wouldn't you love to see one

of these on a fellow nurse when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a off the field right now. >> reaction is pouring in from the nfl. the players association released in a statement nfl commissioner issue in a response and owners of teams across the country voicing their support for their players and their right to express themselves. the controversy not limited to the nfl the white house is inviting to time mvp seth curry who said he didn't want to go anyway. here is what curry had to say. >> it's kind of beneath the leader of the country. it's not what leaders do. >> the chargers here where we are set to kick off in about a couple of hours. the team owner thing in the can be a force for good in a needs

to come together right now. >> will see a lot in more. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> i was feeling all these folks did for the national anthem. hundreds of servicemembers and veterans competing at the games this year in toronto. first lady melania trump was they are honoring american heroes competing. >> i think we would lose a lot more veterans than we have. a lot of my friends say without groups or sporting events, i feel lost. this brings everybody back together and say i'm part of something again and hopefully we can do this more often. maybe save some lives. you side. come on! that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein, and 26 vitamins and minerals... for the strength and energy, to get back to doing what you love. ensure, always be you.

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>> we are learning one person has died in the shooting south of nashville, tennessee. authorities say seven other people including the shooter were wounded. all but one of those people over the age of 60 character shooting happened around 11:00 central,

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liz: events are underway in toronto. hundreds of warriors from 17 different countries are taking part in the weeklong event. patrick roberts yesterday later sent us this picture of him with first lady melania trump you're the first lady greeted team u.s.a. before last night's opening ceremony. of course she wishes them the best of luck and thank them for all they do and of course families as well. sergeant roberts competing in track and field, swimming and volleyball. he just completed the warriors game in chicago but he really talks about how professional these games were in when he competes against us in the competition, which we hear from a lot of wounded warriors. >> provides purpose, athletic outlet and at the same time what

a contrast between the games going on in their courage and dedication to what we see in the nfl in pro sports over the past 48 or so hours, really across the nfl in the past hour as kickoff happened, taking india during the national anthem. steelers for pittsburgh where they would come on the field. one member of the team would block walked out onto the field anyway to west point, understanding with the national anthem is about. a lot being made about this will continue to be that over in london this morning, the jackson jack wyers took locking arms with their owner and yet they stood for god save the queen and yelled for the national anthem. tranter we are seeing reaction across the board. the president made the comment on friday night, additional comments on twitter in you see friends of president trump come out and donate a lot to his

campaign, millions to his campaign and they still are saying this point where politics and sports should be separate. leland: pretty stunning return bob kraft is a good friend to president trump, added to the white house saying this proves that sports should be the least divisive thing in politics is the most devices thing. noteworthy that not one nfl owner has taken the president advice. the president poke at length about how nfl ratings are down and this would be a way to solve them in nearly so far, none of the businessmen seem to agree with them. >> reader panel earlier in the show. if it's one thing that can unite the players and ownership, this is one thing that is uniting them. you heard that from roger goodell who set the tone on friday night where he came out defending his players at that point in that set the tone he was the first to respond if i'm

not mistaken and then we saw the players come out. obviously starting to spread, too. we did see nba players respond and we are starting to see at least one mlb player join the national anthem, which is something we could see because games are taking place throughout this afternoon. this is the dolphins and jets game where you can see the men they are linking arms, but also people taking names. leland: one guy took a knee before he sang it all started with: kaepernick a couple years ago. now you have a wonder if it is about how this all started or now it is about something entirely different in terms of these folks taking a knee. this has become a big political issue throughout the weekend and will remain one by a judge in the conversation this weekend. coming up, chris wallace and his panel tackle that. also legislative earmark short from the white house said down talking about the fate of the health care bill and the

president's controversial remarks about the nfl. also tomorrow, hannity, big interview with steve bannon. president trump's populism as well. and way back, a fox news alert as metropolitan nashville police now confirm one person has died in a church shooting outside of nashville, tennessee. authorities say a woman was found dead in the parking lot at the burnet chapel church of christ in the town of antioch. seven other people including the shooter wounded. all but one of those people over the age of 60 as he pointed out, the fbi was running to the scene right now. they receive calls to the shooting a little after 11:00 a.m. central time. we were on the