sglrvegs that's going to wrap up our coverage for this hour i'm thomas roberts. kate snow is here. >> people should watch you on "nightly news." before everybody heads out the door. if it you're lucky enough to be going on vacation, we have breaking news to tell you about right now. the fbi released notes from their interview with hillary clinton. what we know now coming up in a few seconds. we're watching this deadly storm now racing across florida. the northeast in its sights. we'll have a live report on what to expect from the panhandle for you. we begin the show with that breaking news about 58 pages of material from the fbi on the recently closed investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server including a summary of clinton's interview

with the fbi. for more, let's turn to kristen kel ter, she has been looking into this all afternoon. your team is furiously digging through these pages. what have we learned so far? >> i'll give you some of the top lines. one of them has to do with whether or not hillary clinton's e-mail server was hacked. according to this investigation fbi investigation and forensic analysis did not find evidence confirming the e-mail accounts were compromised by cyber means. however, it also notes this is not a conclusive investigation and that the fbi did find that hostile foreign actors gained k access to the e-mail accounts of individuals whom clinton was in regular contact. a couple more top lines there. the fbi says they found that there were multiple occurrences of fishing or spear fishing e-mails sent to clinton's private server. also that hillary clinton did open an e-mail that contained a

potentially malicious link. so again, no indication that her account was acted, but that's not conclusive. we're getting our first e reaction from the clinton campaign. we are please d that the fbi ha released the materials from hillary clinton's interview as we had requested. while her use of a sung l e-mail account was a mistake and has taken responsibility, these materials made clear why the justice department believed there was no basis to move forward with this case. when she decided to use a private e-mail server, this has been one of the hot topics on the campaign into a lack of trust and background about what these documents actually are. here they are. about 58 pages. these are the notes that the fbi took during hillary clinton's july 2nd interview with them. and again, important to

underscore james comey ultimately decided that her actions were careless but not criminal. he said that there was no basis for an indictment. >> kristen welker following all of that and we'll be speaking with a clinton supporter in a few minutes. let's switch over to the trump campaign now. the trump campaign released a statement. hillary clinton is applying for a job that begins each day with a top secret intelligence briefing and the notes from her fbi interview he enforce her bad judgment and dishonesty. donald trump not having any rallies today. he's been having an event we may see at some point.

we'll have a few eyes in there for a couple moments before they kick cameras out. at a secure location in new york ci city. he was accompanied to his first security briefing. i asked if he was going to be accompanying him to this briefing. so not a down day although he's not doing any public rallies. before we got news about the clinton notes, they were latching on to a story in "the washington post" about donald trump's charity organization.

tell us what that was about. for florida's attorney general. that was violating tax code. that's why they had to pay the fine. it's also suspicious timing because it happened in 2013 when she was considering looking into bringing charges against trump universi university. those charges never materialized making some to wonder if it they did not materialize because donald trump's foundation gave money to a group that was associated with her campaign. the foundation is denying this. the campaign is denying this, but it's certainly the optics aren't as good as they would like them to be and allowing the clinton campaign to latch on to something that trump is in a

pay-for-play fraud scandal. >> katy tur on a busy friday in front of trump tower. >> as trump wrestles with his position on mass deportations, one of the members of his advisory team has become the target of criticism and sarcasm on social media. >> this is a different time. we're having problems here. >> what problems are you talking about? >> my culture is a very dominant culture. it's imposing and causing problems. if you don't do something about it, you're going to have taco trucks at every corner. >> wait a minute. hold on a second. i have to let him in here. i don't know what that means and i'm almost afraid to ask. >> we are a culture that we have a lot of good things we bring to the united states, but we also have problems. >> i want to bring in the host

of that interview that's blowing up online today. joy reid, msnbc host. you were filling in last night. little did you know you'd get this kind of response. first of all, we should note we were talking before. a a taco truck on every corner might not be so bad, which is what the internet is joking about today. but in all sere seriousness, a lot of people offended by it but did it reflelkt the very thought that sort of donald trump is appealing to. the vein that he's tapping into with his messages on immigration. >> the ironic thing about him, who self-created latinos for trump. he's an ed a advocate for the t campaign. he's not a staffer to the campaign. when he was expressing is a lot of ways the same fear of the other. the fear of immigration particularly nonwhite immigration that you sort of see

at the base of the republican party and creating the space for donald trump in the first place. the sense that people believe that there are these people streaming across the southern border, which isn't even true. it's the idea that the culture and the country are being overrun by people not part of our culture, not assimilating, not apart of the american ideal of immigration. that fear is now being articulated by somebody who was an immigrant. himself a mexican immigrant. it was very jarring. 4çkboard. several members were not happy with trump's speech the other night. i spoke to steve cortez yesterday who said the board had advised donald trump to soften a bit more and he didn't take their advice. is trump totally giving up on hispanic voters? >> i never thought that the outreach that donald trump did, whether it was to african-americans or la ttinos

about those groups. it was about donald trump being concerned. and rightly so, with numbers with white suburban voters who is doing poorly. no democrat pulled off in 50 years. at the moment, shooegs ahead with cohorts of white voters that democrats almost never win. she's doing competitively even with white men. because of that, donald trump is trying to shore up his numbers. cory said that these appeals to hispanics and african-americans are about white voters to keep them in the trump camp. >> o do you think the trump campaign realizes he can't get elected if he doesn't have the support of latino voters? he's trying to get their support? >> it's very hard to tell. the autopsy that was done by the republican party pointed out quite right ly that you have george bush winning 40% of the latino vote and winning in 2004. mitt romney getting 27% of the latino vote and losing by 5

million vote. the latino cohort in this country is two-fold a threat to the republican party. number one, they used to split 65/35, kpet ty for republicans. now you're starting to see that group of people go a lot the way that african-americans are. if you get to a point they are 80/20, it gets difficult for republicans to put together a big enough coalition in the white house because the percentage of white voters is shrinking and shrinking by 2% every four years. . so it becomes a real problem. when you get to 2024, if the republican party is pulling 20% of the hispanic vote, they can't numerically win the white house. >> republicans echo that. it's not just democrats saying that. republicans realize it's an issue. >> this is the other part. a lot of analysises are looking at the fact that the trump campaign because of donald trump and his incendiary way of talking about people of color, they haven't been able to field

the professional surrogate, the kind of surrogates who could help him with those very same not only the ethnic voters but white suburban voters. you don't have the martinez out there. you don't have people like african-american women elected to congress or tim scott, a senator from south carolina. you don't have people like that out there as surrogates. you have this other class of r surrogates who are not only not used to being campaign surrogates, but they are not that class of surrogate that could help trump. you have people who are more on the fringe. >> joy reid, i'm guessing you're not taking labor day off. >> i don't think i'm taking any days off ever in the next ten years. not until november 9th. >> please join her tomorrow morning. great to see you. >> appreciate it. much of the east coast bracing for bad weather this holiday weekend. tropical storm hermine charging through georgia and the carolinas leave iing a path of

destruction and flooding. the storm has so far killed one person after a large tree fell on a homeless camp. hermine hit florida's shore overnight as a category one hurricane. the first hurricane in florida in 11 years. gabe gutierrez is in florida. what's the latest there? >> reporter: hi, kate, good afternoon. we're seeing lots of downed trees in the florida panhandle. at one point, more than 250,000 people across several states were without power including tens of thousands in the tallahassee area. you can see this tree was snapped in half as hermine roared on shore. it happened around 1:30 this morning packing winds up to 80 miles per hour. it quickly weakened after it came on shore. it's now barrelling through georgia into south carolina before heading up to the east coast. florida's governor called this a life threatening situation. mandatory e evacuations we have been hearing from residents. they are thankful that there

wasn't more damage. but in other parts of florida, there was heavy flooding and near the st. marx area where hermine came on shore. the big question now is what will happen over the next few days. there are tropical storms and watches up and down the east coast as well as the potential for dangerous rip currents across that area. so again, right now in florida, they are assessing the damage. governor scott is saying there's one fatality so far associated with the storm. that was a homeless man that apparently a tree fell on the tent he was sleeping in. so again, right now, assessing the damage here. the question will be where hermine goes next over this holiday weekend. >> gabe gutierrez following all that, thank you. coming up, mending fences. donald trump wrapped up a roundtable in philadelphia where he met with african-american community leaders. his visit comes as he heads to detroit. he's leaving nothing to chance, though. a leaked script for an interview he's set to do tomorrow with a

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. donald trump takes his campaign to detroit tomorrow. trump will make his pitch to african-american voters at a black church there. as we reported in the past, trump is struggling to find support among african-american voters. polls show him in the single digits with black voters. earlier today the detroit free press published an article "for trump wooing detroit may be mission impossible." let's turn to detroit. what are folks saying? >> i spent the last two days talking to black voters here in detroit. they say they have been paying attention to donald trump's words and messages. especially as he hopped from

city to city talking about black folks in front of majority white crowds but never engaging themselves or talking to them. i spent a little time at a place called the motor city cafe with a group of black voters who feel impossib invisible. when donald trump is saying your neighborhood is no good, it translates to them not being any good and they don't lake it. even in this state where donald trump has an 8% approval rating among black voters and hillary clinton has about 80% of those who say they will vote for her, there's still some gop voters who say trump can make end roads into the black community. i spoke with wayne bradley who heads a republican outreach efforts for african-americans. here's what he had to say. >> you're a donald trump supp t supporter. is there some sort of magic formula? is there a plan or way to grow that support?

>> if he continues to have the dialogue in these urban areas like detroit and a cleveland and a chicago, he's willing to have the conversation in those communities, i think people are looking for a reason to vote for donald trump. there's a lot of people that don't trust hillary clinton in our community. what i'm hearing more of people going to hear policy and ideas. give me a reason to vote for him. i'm not against voting for him. >> when the voters i spoke to talked about what they heard from donald trump. it is the policy. it's the rhetoric. they feel disconnected. wayne brad e lee hopes by donald trump coming down to the church tomorrow he will be able to engage with black voerpts and let them know he's here to try to make a change. but for so many others, it may be too little, too late. >> thank you, appreciate it. as we mentioned a lot happening on the trump campaign trail today. a lot to react to. i'm joined by the senior editor for "the atlantic" and former speech writer for george bush. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> let's start with immigration.

after weeks of watching his team go back and forth on what his policy would be, he comes out on wednesday pretty clear hard line speech. but then this is what he said last night. >> we're going to get rid of all of the bad players that are here. the drug dealers, gang members. after that takes place, which will be a process and won't go that quickly but as quickly as any human being can do it, after that takes place we're going to sit back and assess the situation. we're going to see where we are because we'll have people in the country that have come in illegally. we're going to sit back and assess the situation. we're going to make a decision at that time. >> is he telegraphing that the deportations and all is going to happen until he gets elected but he's willing to change policy later? >> he's backing into something like the sensible immigration approach that mitt romney had in 2012. one of the themes of the election with the russians hacking dnc e-mails is mitt

romney was right about everything. among the things he was right about was how you approach immigration. what donald trump seems to be saying, and this is not to justify donald trump as a human being, but what he's saying is first you have a real effort to remove immigrants who are lawbreakers. they have produced a statistical illusion they are removing a lot of people because it counts people apprehended at the border who were never counted before. they have artificially created an appearance that they are vigilant. >> you wrote after trump's speech tell me what shocks you and i'll tell you who you are. trump's policy maybe shocks a lot of people, but it resinates with a tlot of voters. do you see that message resinating? >> one of the things that speech in phoenix did was drive home how far the media conversation with immigration has drifted away from where the country is. people who arrived in the united

states illegally are in the united states illegally. a lot of americans have a problem with that. anyone who is here every last such person. every last such person is subject to removal. and president obama's attempts to keep them in the country have been told by the courtings he can't do that. that's not within the power of the president to do. >> "the wall street journal" is reporting that donald trump made a revision to his speech. i'm going to ask you this as a former speech writer. he originally wasn't going to include the portion we hear all the time that mexico will be paying for the wall. when the president of mexico land ed back in arizona he sees the tweet from the president saying we're not paying for that wall and i told trump so. he adds that into the speech. does that fit as a speech writer? >> people do that. i think one of the really positive things to come out of this election is the

rehabilitation of the teleprompter. for eight years republicans have been saying it's so awful that president obama reads from a teleprompter. if i were somebody who an unfortune could move a stock market or move the price of oil or start a war, i would read from the teleprompter. you do that not because you're an atom on to, but people who you have hired and trust have worked out forms of words that aren't going to cause trouble, unwanted trouble. i'm pleased that donald trump is reading from a teleprompter. every presidential nominee should do it. >> two former secretary of state this afternoon saying in a joint statement they don't plan to make any kind of endorsement in it this election. we are dedicated to fostering a bipartisan foreign policy and will devote ourselves to this effort now and after the election. not getting a nod from two of the most prominent secretary of state in history. that can't be a good sign. >> and there was speculation they might endorse hillary

clinton. one of the things that's remarkable is you go through the list of people who held national security positions and past republican administrations a accept for johnolton and donald rumsfeld and dick cheney, donald trump doesn't seem to be getting the support of any of them. they are not endorsing hillary clinton, but they have their hands in their pocket. they are looking up and down and whistling. they are hearing their mother call iing, they have exciting hr washing opportunities in the months ahead and they are busy. >> david, thank you so much for being with us. appreciate it. senior editor at "the atlantic." have a good weekend. still to come, we're tracking hermine as it hits the carolinas. what's in store for the east coast? plus more on the just released notes from the fbi's interview with hillary clinton about her use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. we'll get more reaction. we're still going through those documents. more information, when we come back.

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we are still following that breaking news on the fbi releasing notes from the investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server and notes from the agent's interviews with hillary clinton. for more i want to bring in the president and ceo of the center for american progress action fund, long-time hillary clinton friend and supporter and hillary clinton's 2008 policy director. nice to see you. >> great to be with you. >> we have news this afternoon. let me ask you about it. the fbi notes in this release that e e-mail was potentially vulnerable to compromise when hillary clinton first began using her personal account in january 2009. this was because it wasn't until late march of 2009 a few months later that they set up log-in credentials and encryption. at another point clinton opened an e e-mail that contained a malicious link. she replied saying is this from you? i was worried about opening it.

but the point is should they have acted more quickly to protect the information that was on that home server because it was several months of lack of encryption. >> i think as i read the materials it says, and of course, it just came out, but as i read the materials it points out that there isn't evidence of hacking. it's possible. but i think just to step back, this information is public. the campaign was happy it was released to everyone. not just to the hill. she's said numerous times now it was a mistake to set up the system. if she had to do it over again, shh wouldn't do it and recognizes it was a mistake plain and simple. so i think we can go back and litigate each and every decision, but she recognizes it was a mistake and she wouldn't do it again. she won't do it as president. i do think that at the most

people have registered concerns, but would like to talk about other issues that matter in their lives like the economy, jobs. >> but since this is just out this afternoon i want to ask a couple more about it. there's a note that andrea mut chel flagged for us. the fbi says that they asked clinton about a conversation she was having about the targeting of targets using drones. she says in one answer clinton did not indicate concern regarding the classification of deliberations over the targets of future drone strikes. did she maybe not understand all the the rules about classified information and material? >> i think she also said in the investigation that she was relying on other state department officials to not send information that was classified. she looked at the e-mails herself and when they were designated classified in the

header, she noted that and obviously there was only a few e-mails and they don't have the typical designation. so i think that the broader issue is if she was careful and as she outlines, she tried to be careful where she e read her e-mail, where she -- which e-mail she used and what she said herself in those e-mails and in these cases you generally see that. when you see these e-mails, you see that. >> let me ask a simpler question. 272 days by our count. you know where i'm going. >> this is the simpler question? >> yes or no, will she have a press conference? >> i hope she has a press conference soon. she's going to be on the plane with the press. i know that -- >> monday she travels with the press. >> starting on monday she travels with the press. >> which is later than most campaigns typically have taken the press on board the plane.

and donald trump is still not traveling with the press. >> that's a helpful point i was just about to make. the republican nominee is still not doing that. i'm sure the press will be asking her questions about the press conference. >> but you think she should have a press conference. >> the issue here is is she talking to the press, yes. she's held numerous interviews. she had interviews last week. it's late august. we're going to head into the stretch. there will be additional int interviews. we are having a very rich and robust debate about a particular format of conversation between the candidate and the press, which is i'm sure very enriching for most people. she is talking to reporters. she's being interviewed and last week on a series of cable stations including this one. i'm sure there will be more in the come iing weeks. >> she's been spending a lot of time fundraising. eric trump said that the trump campaign raised $5.2 million the

other night on the night of the immigration speech. what's your reaction to that number? >> you know, i would say that's a hefty number. i'm sure that donald trump will raise a lot of money in it august. he's the republican nominee. democrats should not be complacent about the numbers. i would say the thing i took away from the trump speech on wednesday is not the fundraising numbers, but the picture he drew and the vitriol response to immigrants in the country and the fact that so many republican latino voters and leaders have dropped support for him after that speech speaks to a lot of how he's starting off the real last two months of the campaign. >> hillary clinton supporter, great to have you with us today. thank its so much. >> great to be with you. up next, where is that tropical storm hermine headed? we'll take you along the east

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i have liquids in my bod let's talk about tropical storm hermine again threatening the east coast of the united states on this holiday weekend. meteorologist raphael rhode isla island miranda is tracking it for us. >> a lot of us are in trouble. even here in new york city and the northeast. we are in trouble as the storm goes on. it's the carolinas that we're focusing on. hermine weakening to a tropical storm. winds at 50 miles per hour. lots of heavy rain there. severe weather threat as well. we have a tornado watch that continues in effect for the carolinas through the next few hours. we have seen a few spin ups already. we have seen the tropical storm warnings expand north and now new york city and long island under a tropical storm watch for hermine throughout the labor day weekend. so for a lot of people that have beach plans, they may be ruined

across the northeast. here's a look at the forecast. you can see the storm continues north and east over the next day or so. by sunday morning, it's sitting offshore somewhere in the mid-atlantic regaining strength over the warm waters of the atlantic. then you have a storm sitting in the same spot for three or four days. this is through wednesday. the problem is the water is going to keep piling up in those back bays, long island sound, it could get messy. we're talking about the potential for major flooding there. rain amounts very heavy through the carolinas. you see the pink swath. that's over 8 inches in many spots. enginejersey shore, a question. new york city, how much rain will we see. but tracking that storm surge threat. not as great in the carolinas. it's a fast mover and that's good news. 1 to 3 feet for the carolinas. then the midatlantic, moderate flooding. the new york area, long island sound, connecticut, jersey

shore, even new york city we're talking about storm surge that could cause moderate to major flooding. because the storm is going to sit in the same spot day after day, we'll see flooding continue for several high tide cycles starting tomorrow night through sunday. that may be the worst of it. but monday and tuesday, this storm is still around. this could be one we're watching for the next several days. with the wind and rain, a lot of plans this weekend are not going to be so great. we'll watch this throughout the weekend and keep you updated. >> wish it were better news. we'll have a report from the new jersey shore coming up ahead of us. reminder coming up next wednesday night, matt lauer hosting the msnbc and nbc news commander-in-chief forum. that's with hillary clinton and donald trump. focus exclusively on issues that the next president will have to confront as commander-in-chief. it will be televised live from the museum in new york city. 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. this is my body of proof.

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volunteers for the trump campaign are being asked to sign nondisclosure agreements. chief legal correspondent ari melber has been following this for some time. he's here to explain this. they handed me the smallest print i have ever seen on one page. you can't really make it out. but believe me, it's dense. this is being signed by every volunteer. >> we're told the trump campaign is making this standard operating procedure. we reported on this several months back. now it's out around the country. they are basically saying, i can read from it, you hereby promise and agree not to demean or disparage the company or the am pain, mr. trump, any family member or any family member company. so basically they are saying for the privilege of volunteering for donald trump, you have to give up free speech and first amendment rights to ever talk

about him, the candidate or his companies in the future and what do they mean by future? i'll read to you the pretty sweeping legal document. this agreement will survive the expiration of any employment or independent contract relationship you may have with the company or any individual, entity, partnership, blah, blah, blah. translati translation, you have to refrain from talking about mr. trump or politics for the rest of your life because you volunteered. probably unenforceable because there's no consideration. they are not paying these people in the first place. >> you're not working for donald trump. in florida when i was down there, we ran into a woman who was the top caller asking for money. she was working out of her apartment. she had to call about five people before she was sure she could talk to me because she was scared because she signed this. i could tell she was worried about sang therong thing. >> there's this term that gets thrown around by lawyers and judges which is the chilling effect.

am i going to get cold from looking at this contract. you described a classic example of the chilling effect. you're talking about a citizen who is volunteering in a presidential election who has a right to speak how she chooses or not about the campaign, about these issues, this is an important public process. she's telling you because she looked at the paperwork, she's afraid to do so. >> e she did in the end. >> but chilling. it had that effect and concern. this is the candidate who has been telling everyone we shouldn't be pc. we should speak our minds. let's put aside all the rules and have an open conversation about where our country is headed. that's great. why are you then going further than any campaign we have ever seen give iing people legal thrs and gag orders so they don't speak their mind. >> we lo when you get high minded, by the way. ari melber, have a good weekend. when we come back, new controversy as nfl quarterback colin kaepernick continues his

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the san francisco 49ers wrapped up their preseason last night and colin kaepernick chose not to stand during the national anthem. one teammate even joined him in taking a knee. after the game kaepernick promised to donate the first million dollars he earns this season to community organizations. but his protest has drawn a lot of criticism mostly from people accusing kaepernick of disrespecting the country and our military. joining me is roland martin, host of news one now on tv one. nice to see you. >> like wise. >> there seems to be three reactions to kaepernick.

some people say it as an affront to the country. see it as not patriotic. some people are cheering for it and saying this is exactly what needs to happen to raise serious concerns in this middle who do really love the way he's doing about what he's doing, wish he'd find a different way to express it. >> let's deal with the first two. and that is people are more concerned about what colin kaepernick is doing as opposed to why he is doing it. do understand that san francisco police department, they've been embroiled in a racist text message scandal. no one wants to talk about that, but his socks. then you also have the people who don't want to talk about the fact the police chief of san francisco resigned in may because of another questionable shooting. not that, but his socks. let's go to oakland where they had three interim police chiefs in a matter two of weeks where they have a scandal, more than a dozen cops having sex with an underage prostitute.

again, not what colin kaepernick is talking about. but they want to talk about why he isn't kneeling. that's the problem in america. we never want to talk about the real issue as to why he's protesting. it's how he is doing it. and i love these people saying, he should do it some other way. jerry rice, drew brees and others. it's interesting. i haven't heard them say what the other way is. so -- >> jerry rice said -- jerry rice says all lives matter. so much going on in this world today. can we all just get along. colin, i respect your stance but don't disrespect the flag. what does it say that a very popular, successful fellow african-american athlete is saying that? >> that means jerry rice has no conscience. he tweeted something but he hasn't put anything on the line. jerry rice has said nothing about racist text messages. why doesn't he join elellis, a fellow native of mississippi to talk about taking the

confederate symbol off the flag. drew brees made his comment in new orleans. has he stood with the mayor of new orleans, mitch landrieu who called in the department of justice because of the corrupt police department there in new orleans? that's the whole point. i love these folks who are saying, oh, no, colin, don't do that but they've been sitting their butts on the sidelines. they don't mind us cheering them on the field. what about the issues off the field? jerry rice has been silent about that. colin has more guts on addressing these issues than you have, even with your hall of fame jacket. >> you interviewed harry belafonte on your program this week. i want to play a little bit of sound that caught our ear from that interview. >> to mute the slave has always been to the best interests of the slave owner. and i think when a black voice is raised in protest to oppression, those who are comfortable with our oppression are the first to criticize us

for daring to speak out against it. >> how much of the outrage do you think is about respecting the flag and patriotism and how much of it is actually deep-seeded racism? >> no, first of all, i think it's a combination. i think americans, we love to ignore what the real issue is. and so folks don't want to deal with what he was speaking of. and that is police brutality. the need for social justice reform. you have more people who are outraged with kaepernick as opposed to a judge allowing a man who sexually assaulted an 8-year-old boy to get 30 days in prison because he felt prison would be too tough for him. just get him some counselling. we have problems in our criminal justice system. fans in cleveland who are more excited about the cavaliers winning a title as opposed to tamir rice being shot and killed by a cop. we have the case in chicago. again, everybody, oh, be quiet. let's be mad at colin but not the fact you have cops who

covered up the incident of laquan mcdonald and we only know the truth because a videotape was released. those are issues we have in this country. so america, for so many years, 397 years, has always objected from the moment 20-odd afcans arrived in 1619 at port comfort, virginia, now ft. monroe, virginia, have always had a problem when black voices have demanded freedom. what's interesting, they criticized dr. king for the very same thing. muhammad ali, same thing. fannie lou. they criticized them for demanding to be free in america. what colin kaepernick is saying if it requires me to take a knee or sit down to demand freedom, that's what i'm going to do. i just want people to focus on those issues and not just whether or not he's standing up for a national anthem or the flag. >> roland martin, great to have your perspective. thanks for being with us. coming up -- how the jersey

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i'm also told there are not as many people as there would be on a holiday weekend because of the red flags out there. that indicates a danger in the water. extremely dangerous rip currents out there. advising people not to go in the water at all. if you remember back in 2012 when superstorm sandy came through, this was ground zero. everything on the pier got hit. with sand. with water. the roller coaster that used to be behind me dropped into the ocean. so people remember what it was like just a few years ago. and they are preparing for the worst but hoping that doesn't happen. kate? >> tammy leitner out there. hopefully it stays nice for a little while longer. that's going to do it for me today. i'll see you back here monday afternoon, different time. 1:00 eastern tomb on monday. and then "nightly news" monday. have a wonderful, safe holiday weekend. steve kornacki is here. >> nice to see you. enjoy the holiday weekend. good afternoon. i'm steve kornacki live in new york. we're 67 days away and counting

until the big day, election day. topping our agenda, what hillary clinton told the fbi. 58 pages of findings from their investigation of her use of a private e-mail server released just in the last few hours. the justice department decided in july not to prosecute clinton. some of this new information, though, causing a stir. we will take you through it. also on the agend adonald trump's outreach. he's in philadelphia today, in detroit tomorrow. he says he's going after support from black voters, but some are asking if there's a different group of voters he's really targeting. also colin kaepernick takes a knee. the 49ers quarterback taking a difference approach to the national anthem last night as his protest of racial inequality continues. >> there are a lot of issues that need to be talked about, need to be brought to life. and we need to fix those things. >> k