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opens fire at a church, killing one and injuring several others. good morning from the studio in new york. defiant and angry. across the league about 200 sat, knelt, or raised their fist and most players locked arms yesterday in an unusual display of unity. some coaches and even some owners took part. hena doba is here with the details. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump called on owners to fire players who didn't stand for the "national anthem." players decided to make a statement against a growing

movement against police brutali brutali brutality. players protested in some form. players sat, they kneeled, teammates locked arms. in pittsburgh the entire team except for one decided to stay off the field during the "national anthem." villanueva, a west point graduate who served three tours stood outside with his hand on his heart. >> many of them were not going to accept the words of the president. >> those worded started friday and continued throughout the weekend. president trump said they should fire the s.o.b.s who would not stand for the "national anthem." >> since the president's original league, many have stood

in unison condemning >> though many felt it was not the time. >> i will never agree that it's not oklahoma to not show respect to the flag to the united states of america. >> president trump suggested they should consider boycotting games. he said he watched a little bit of football and saw, quote, tremendous solidarity for our flag and our country. the first major league baseball player to participate in the protest movement is oakland's bruce maxwell. the a's 26-year-old rookie catcher took a knee outside the dug jut.

maxwell put his hand over his heart. teammates stood in line next to him. and president trump is replacing his travel ban with new restrictions. the new rules include chad, sudan, libya, syria, and yemen. the restrictions range from an indefinite ban on visas to more targeted restrictions. it was announced after a ban on six majority nations was set to spire. several republicans updated their latest last dich effort. two, john mccain and rand paul say they oppose the bill. several others say they don't think they'll support the measure. it adds $14 billion for states. republicans have until september 30th when their ability to pass

the measure with a simple majority expires. and ahead on "cbs this morning," oprah winfrey looks at the political divide impacting americans in the media, culturing and particularly in politics. in a portion you did not see on "60 minutes" last night, she talked to people in michigan which played a key role in the election. a mavericked gunman opened fire yesterday at burnette chapel church of christ. witnesses say a church usher who stopped him was a hero. one was kill and six others were wounded. the gunman said nothing as he fired. >> the guy came in and started shooting. i don't understand it. >> police say emanuel sampsson will be charged with one count of murder. he remains in police custody

without bail. no motive was immediately determined. the death toll from that powerful earthquake in mexico now stands at 320, including over 180 mixco city. the region was rocked by a powerful 6.1 magnitude aftershock saturday. rescue operations continue, but many searches have been shut down. the last time anyone was found alive was wednesday. heavy equipment has been shifted to begin moving debris and thousands are homeless. this morning hurricane maria is weaken eing ave the coast of the united states. it's expected to weaken, but it remain as large storm with tropical-force winds, 230 miles from its center. this morning an mandatory evacuation has been ordered.

one says the storm set the island back decades. the damage to infrastructure and communications is extensive and at least ten people were killed on the island. david begnaud has more. >> reporter: from the air we were tielk get a view of the widespread area. homes in san juan are still surrounded by water. the damage is catastrophic here. in catano, the flooding is as widespread today as it was four days ago when we found chest-deep water. by tractor we made it to roy ka. the water is gushing toward communities. where you see the fresh dirt,

that's where the failure of the spillway happened. the concern now is if there's a vulnerability there, there's the dam up the road and the entire dam could fail. there are long lines of people waiting to buy fuel. officials say more than 80% of the island's cell phone towers have been damaged. in a large hit region we found hundreds of people standing below a cell phone tower trying to get a signal. >> i want to talk to my family. i'm okay. but my mother is in the hospital. >> reporter: for those who could get one bar, it was just enough. >> reporter: the communication system is so bad around here we're told some people need to be rescued today, five days after the storm made landfall bug they still have no way of calling for help. here at the airport they have

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our top stories this morn g morning, president trump's profane criticism of nfl players who kneel during the "national anthem" spur a leaguewide protest yesterday. about 200 players sat, knelt, or raised their fists. most locked arms with their teammates with some coaches an owners joining in. the president says the opposition has nothing to do with race. the president announced a new travel ban. travellers from eight countries will face restrictions coming into the u.s. some face full bans. for others like venezuela there are more tailored restrictions. the new rules go into effect next month. and senate republicans

repeal the last-ditch effort. two, john mccain and rand paul say they oppose the bill. several others say they don't think they'll support the measure. the latest version add $14/.5 million for the states. >> german chancellor angela merkel won a term sunday but in the midst of a crisis and nationalism. germany is a much different country than when she first took office. jonathan vigliotti reports. >> reporter: german chancellor angela merkel took a fourth term but it us a bittersweet victory. she lost some ground to germany's far right anti-immigrant anti-islam group alternative for germany. the polarizing party dubbed the real nazis by opponents followed

merkel wherever she went, blowing whistles and booing her. they argued merkel broke the law by admitting over 1 million refugees into the country. their controversial campaign posters included a poster of a pregnant woman with the slogan, "new germans, we'll make our own." it made them the first far right group to earn parliamentary seats since 1957. ultimately merkel's message resonated, but these extreme voices will now be seated next to her for four years. in her victory speech merkel acknowledged the far right and their supporters saying her goal is to now understand their concerns and regain their trust. meanwhile a vocalist vowed to hunt down america and take down

her party. coming p on "cbs this morning," "the boston globe's" spotlight team reveal how little we know about thousands of planes an pilots flying overhead and why that could be dangerous. plus we talk with emmy-award winning director ava duvernay about her new documentary "little rock nine, yts and brian chesky of airbnb joins us in studio 57. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> the field goal gives the eagles a win, just about swashes new york's season, we'll have reaction from fans, and players. >> and neighbors spring into action, rescuing a pilot after he crashes his plane into a montgomery county homement we'll hear from one of them. >> and our stretch of summer like heat continues today with temperatures creeping toward 90 degrees. oh, my. today is monday, september 25th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. a check on today's forecast with katie, and of course traffic with meisha. the thising.