he's still out there and they can't find him. >> reporter: there's a bit of caution in this limrick neighborhood. >> i was surprised that it was so close to home and in a nice neighborhood. >> reporter: news is spreading that there's a reward for gregory feldman last known to be living in harleysville. he shot the mother of his ex-girlfriend on friday, angry base the young woman broke up with him. the victim opened the door and feldman shot her twice in the chest. over the weekend, there were a number of sightings of feldman but so far none have panned out. >> i want all tips. i ask that they do not approach. contact police and 911 right away so we can get a marked patrol car out there to help. >> reporter: he's a graduate of penn state and many say they lost up to with him over the years. on social media, some are sharing his picture and posting on his own page for him to turn

himself in. as you know, he worked for a biomedical supply company. his employment status is unknown right now. be on the lookout for him and his car and, again, if you see him, call 911. reporting live in limerick county, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. from kneeling to lockingç arms, nfl players are taking on president trump. players are standing up to president trump who ripped the league over the weekend. today, malcolm jenkins appeared on the "today" show. >> we would encourage those who want to make america great and want to be the reason for making this community safer and thriving, to really hold that responsibility and get to work. >> the president tweeting today the issue of kneeling has

nothing to do with race. it's about respect for our country, flag and national anthem. nfl must respect this. coaches and team owners are even joining in on the conversation. csn's john clark is here. john, you talked to a few eagles who have some really strong comments for trump? >> you're right. they are not holding back. president trump's comments about nfl players has really brought the players and their owners closer together, showing unity. many nfl observers say it was a very powerful message yesterday by the entire nfl. eagle's owner and team owners stood with their players, arms locked. some decided not to come out for the anthem but teams were united against what the president said. here are a few eagles with very strong opinions about trump. >> honestly, it's one of those things that is no different than a troll on social media that i've been dealing with for a

whole year but nothing is going to stop me or deter me from being committed to really bringing people together in a positive way and being that voice of reason. >> to say that as a president that we should be fired, maybe you're leading the wrong country. that's not america. >> strong words and nba lebron james says what he did was very powerful. j.j. reddick says he supports players like the warriors. >> our acting sitting president is calling nfl players son of [ bleep ] and is going after steph curry and lebron who has done more for african-american communities than anyone.

agree that no team should go to the white house. >> interesting. you saw giants star o'dell beckham. we'll tell you why o'dell's action was a message to president trump. i'm john clark. see you then. >> all right, see you then. recent protests during the national anthem are not the first time athletes have taken their stance on social issues to the field or to the court. we'll look back at memorable moments when athletes protested in the past. just tap on the nbc 10 app. in the meantime, to the weather. it is hot out there. near record heat in the fall. this is a live look atop the aeromark building. a little breeze, emphasis on that word. to south philadelphia, a gorgeous day from lincoln financial field. no breeze down there. those are the wind turbines but these kids had the right idea. they splashed around in the

water right there at the foot of city hall. >> they are having fun out there. first alert meteorologist steve sosna is here. how long is this heat going to stick around? >> it's already stuck around too long. but not too much longer. a few more days to get through and then we see that big relief. today, it was another hot one. records in the lower 90s. i've been hitting the refresh button on my computer to see what the official number is but 91 was the high in philadelphia. we'll have to wait and see over the next few minutes whether we hit that record or not. either way, it was a very, very hot day. the humidity is up higher, too. reading and allentown, you were both near 90 degrees. in the shore, 80s with humidity and that will continue to be the theme as we go through at least wednesday. so here's your planner for tonight. 8:00, 78 degrees. that will feel much better than the 91 earlier today and then 73.

watch out for that patchy fog rolling in here. whenever you get this much moisture, you'll get fog this time of year. 89 in philadelphia right now. we have temperatures in the lower 80s from dover down into the jersey shore points where they've cooled down into the 70s. it's delightful. the temperature trend over the next 12 hours, we like to see that, the line go down. we'll be watching out for the potential of fog formation here for tomorrow morning. give yourself extra time if you're headed off to work. when do we finally see that big relief? when do you stop sweating? back with that in the full forecast, guys. >> see you then, steve. this past weekend marked the anniversary when three will. ton firefighters lost their lives. >> the families of captain and lieutenants were there. flags honoring the three firefighters now hang in city firestations. there were a lot of tributes

over the weekend and the family sas they are thankful for the support. >> well, it kind of brings it all back but it's good to remember what happened and show everything that she did for the community and also how everything that happened affected everyone else. >> we'll honor them daily by getting on those trucks and doing our job. we will never forget that. at 6:00, hear from one firefighter who survived that same fire and just recently returned to work. new at 5:00, a funeral director in east stroudsburg was flaunting pictures of dead bodies to family and friends. she admitted to police that she took the pictures but said they were there to share with her colleagues. she did say she took one picture to gross out her boyfriend. she's now charged with abuse of corpse and other charges. a guilty plea for barry

baker. he faces a possible maximum sentence of two to four years in prison for misdemeanor assault charges. prosecutors say this video shows baker in a yellow sweatshirt mock the victim and then punch him outside of a west chester convenience store. police are looking for the man in this convenience store. they are wanted for robbing a great wall of china restaurant. he flashed a gun and demanded money. no one was injured. a school bus halfway through its morning pickups collided with this motorcycle killing the driver of that bike. the 18 children on the bus were not hurt. that was the good news. the crash happened around 8:00 this morning on church street near country lane in mt. laurel. another bus came to pick up those students. this woman is accused of setting a car on fire and

injuring a man in wilmington. dominique scales got into an argument in richardson park. she set a car on fire and threw lighter fluid in a man's face. he was taken to the hospital and later released. police say this man beat a man to death with a hammer in norristown. michael bell is charged with murder. the two men got into a fight on saturday at the riverside apartments. that's when bell picked up the hammer. there is a new blow to the gop health care bill. >> the health care showdown has a local hospital choosing sides. plus, how leaders plan to win over key holdouts. plus, a mission to help puerto rico. we'll show you how people in the lehigh valley are supporting hurricane maria victims sf. plus, the bad habit for baby boomers that is becoming a generational problem. ♪

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today, north korea's foreign minister called a tweet by president trump a declaration of war and vowed his country will defend itself. >> the white house dismissed it the latest threat as absurd and this is all happening as the health care battle reaches a critical point. as the fight over health care reaches the boiling point on capitol hill, tension with north

korea now hitting a new high. the country's foreign minister accusing president trump of declaring war. threatening, quote, they won't be around much longer. days after american jets flew provocatively close to the north korean coast, the foreign minister threatened to down u.s. jets in self-defense. >> not at all. we have not declared war on north korea and, frankly, the suggestion of that is absurd. >> the war of words heating up. while on capitol hill, it's a battle for votes. the latest gop obamacare repeal now one vote away from failure. john mccain and rand paul opposing it. >> you know, you can call it what you want, but that was a -- that's the only reason we don't have it, is because of john mccain. >> reporter: republicans holding just one hearing on the graham/cassidy bill, enough to draw hundreds from around the

country hoping to have their voices heard. >> it's a death sentence. >> reporter: a chaotic scene in the hearing room as some protesters literally were carried out hoping to pressure senators to vote no on what could be their last chance to repeal obamacare. and the trump administration isn't advocating for a regime change in north korea. that response today after the president tweeted that the leader kim jong-un, quote, won't be around much longer. north korea's top diplomat said that trump's words were a declaration of war and that the country has a right to shoot down u.s. warplanes in international air space. the senior administration official didn't comment publicly on the issue and asked for anonymity. former congressman anthony weiner broke sentenced to two y

prison. inside the courtroom he pleaded with the judge to spare him of prison time saying he's sick. weiner pleaded guilty in may to transferring obscene material to a minor. he could have been sentenced to up to ten years. we're only a few days into fall but it sure doesn't feel like it. this is a live look down the jersey shore at cape may. temperatures dipping into the 90s. even in late september, there are people out there on the sand, erin. here's a view from the water. we're keeping our eyes on hurricane maria. visitors have already left a popular tourist area along the north carolina outer banks. leaders issued a mandatory visitor evacuation for one of the areas. this will affect us indirectly, you said, right? >> yes. for here, we won't see a direct impact. north carolina is more to the

center of the storm where they will see the fringe impact. i think that's why people a are erring on the side of caution. maria is a category 1 storm. the forward speed is not impressive. it's drifting to north and will impacting our weather in the terms of rough current and surf. get ready for that. error on the side of caution. don't go in past your knees there. the storm is 150 miles away from the delaware beaches. that goes to show you how impressive the storm is. it's that distance away but showing rip currents in our direction. the rough surf, 8 to 12 feet. small craft advisories and dangerous rip current risk here.

too many rescues have been going on in the oceanful we'll see conditions improve here as we head later on in the week. if you're facing the atlantic ocean, that's where you have concern for the dangerous rip currents. as you look at temperatures right now, the other big story is certainly the heat around here. 89 in philadelphia, down 2 degrees in the last hour. lower 80s in dover and this is the place to be here. you saw the beach cameras and people out on the beach, i don't blame them, temperatures in the lower to middle 70s. so let's take a look at what is going to cause our weather to change. there's a big game changer on our map. minnesota has had their share of this which will do two things. it will shove maria out to sea and bring us much-needed relief.

the humidity forecast grows even higher tomorrow. wednesday by far is the worst day. that's the day you want to have the air conditioning pumping all day long and then on thursday, that's the change that will last for quite some time. humidity levels are falling and also the temperatures. the jet stream is buckling. that brings in the refreshing air. what does that mean for you and me? it means cooler mornings, crisp air, low humidity and jacket and hoodie weather in the morning hours and probably just a t-shirt in the afternoon. some of the best weather is yet to come. taking a look at the next four days, you can see the temperature trends. we start high in philadelphia and moving down towards the 70s by friday. notice, i removed the chance of showers out of the forecast here. not much rain in the philadelphia area. can't say much for the areas of the delaware beaches. a sprinkle or shower here tomorrow and wednesday. not a washout by any means. you can't rule it out. and then we'll see the conditions brighten up and

beautiful conditions here by the end of the week. allentown, you're stuck in the heat for the next couple of days and there's that refreshing change and i think temperatures in allentown may be in the 40s by the morning hours for the weekend. and last but not least, jersey shore in wildwood, you'll see clouds and a few sprinkles but not a washout. ten-day forecast in a little bit. >> see you then, steve. still ahead, you may have to shell out more for your gas and electric bill. >> how much you'll pay for a rate hike in southç jersey int pl plus, a paid raise for target employees. the retail giant raising its minimum wage. mark zuckerberg visits philadelphia. where the facebook founder hit the "like" button.

thousands of target employees are about to get a raise. the retail giant announced this morning its minimum hourly wage for its workers will jump to $11 starting next month and then to $15 by the end of 2020. target hopes the raise will help the company recruit and retain top-quality staff. it raised the rates from $9 to $10 just last year.

the habit of bringing a smartphone to the dinner table has become a generational problem but not the generation you may be thinking. turns out, baby boomers are just as obsessed as millennials with their smartphones. they spend about 2 1/2 hours on their phones every day. millennials spend about to minutes more. it's not just parents who have grown to love them. >> grandparents are using them to facetime and video chat with their grandchildren. it keeps them feeling like they are part of their family's lives. >> tech experts say it's not surprising baby boomers are ee nam enamored with this technology. after all, they invented the products. a high-end car that allows you to go handsfree. gm has precision mapped 160,000 miles of freeways in the u.s.

and canada that do not have cross traffic, pedestrians or bicycles. it keeps your vehicle in position with cameras and with gps tracking, it's accurate within four inches. >> we're able to tell via gps where you are in the lanes and on the road. >> gm has announced it will deploy cars in tech fleets. >> his memory lives on decades after his death. >> being unveiled tomorrow, many say it's long over due. her husband was killed by a sniper three years ago. why she's now suing the parents of the killer.

right now at 5:00, help has been slow to come for people in puerto rico. the devastation on hurricane maria on that island just the tip of the iceberg. airports are packed with hundreds of people trying to leave the island. and take a look at this, new video showing terrible flooding inside this home. it could take months for the island to recover.

nbc 10 has spent some time with those who live there. >> reporter: hurricane maria is long gone but the devastation remains in puerto rico where there's no electricity and supplies are running low. >> i have communication with my daughter and she says this is terrible. nobody can help them. >> reporter: thousands of miles away in allentown, mary started a fund-raiser to help bid relief for those who lost it all. >> we're going to keep going until we know that they are okay. >> reporter: the local support exceeded their expectations. >> most of it is water, canned food, personal supplies, shampoo, soap, diapers. >> i feel like it's the least

that i can do but i'd like to do more. >> reporter: she, like many, haven't heard from family members still in puerto rico. >> i'm definitely concerned and right now i feel a lot of pain because of the devastation, it's overwhelming over there. >> reporter: instead of sitting around and waiting, the allentown community has stepped up, collectively donating their time and money towards a common goal. >> right now the main focus is just how to get things back to where they were. >> reporter: this is only the beginning. they are going to continue to collect donations until puerto rico can get back on their feet. steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >> join nbc 10 in helping the victims of hurricane maria and the victims of mexico with our day of giving. call the number right there on your screen right now until 11:30 tonight to make a donation. you can also find the information to donate online through the nbc 10 app. now, one month to the day

after hurricane harvey hit land in texas in a massive cleanup effort continues. debris piles can be seen in front of homes for miles in houston. historic floodwaters ruining everything from furniture to floors to appliances. more than 40,000 homes across the city were damaged. people here at home are dealing with record heat on this second day of fall. this is in the navy yard in south philadelphia. this is the scene in center city. you've got to stay cool out there. >> a cool-off is coming this week. i don't really mind the heat. >> i've heard mixed opinions on it. today is day number 26 of 90

degrees or higher in 2017. in an average year, we get 24 days. it was a hot summer and basically right on par for the number of 90-degree days that you would expect in a calendar year. today high, 91 in philadelphia. 91 in allentown. 89 in reading and in lancaster. the only place that escaped the heat was down at the jersey shore. temperatures in mid-80s around lunchtime and then back into the 70s. one of the places that experienced heat was up to my friends in the lehigh valley. 90 degrees. no escaping the heat and the higher elevations and it's awfully high right now. it's going to be the big story for the next couple of days. not quite as hot but more sticky. a lot of you are more sensitive to the humidity and that's going to be in the picture. temperatures in the 07s. 85 in millville.

if you go inland, we have the warmer temperatures and still 89 in philadelphia. sunset is around 6:56. after that sun sets, we have relief. here are some of the changes that i want to tell you about before tomorrow. no 90s on the map over to chestnut hill but it is in the upper 80s and we continue with the warmth and humidity out towards langhorn and bucks county. lehigh valley, the heat continues. for tomorrow, it will be humid but not quite as hot down at the jersey shore. mid-to upper 70s. it doesn't look like a lot of rain but don't be surprised if you get hit with a spit of rain over the next couple of days. i have a refreshing change for you. a look atted the weekend forec in a bit. the widow of the pennsylvania trooper killed in

2014 by a sniper in the poconos is suing the parents of the sniper. she says he manipulated their son and he lived with his parents when he hid in the woods across from the barracks. a look at some of the stories making headlines county-by-county across our region today. rehoboth police want to know this man's name. he stole a piece of jewelry when he was confronted by a 78-year-old clerk, he punched the guy in the face and took off. if you can help supplies identify this man, give them a call. and officials with the atlanta county utilities authority say a broken 40-year-old system is to blame

for a sewer spill. the atlantic city health department is suspending all recreational activities in the area while work is completed to shore up that line. in camden county, volunteers helped bring 40,000 people to the dinner table. it looks like a bunch of doctors in an operating room but this was hundreds of american workers giving back to their community. 200 american water employees worked on a food assembly line packaging meals at the salvation army center in camden. the meals will go to the cathedral kitchen, joseph's house and a new neighborhood center. >> it is unconscienceable that we would have people go hungry and especially children in this great community. what we want to do at american water is do our part to make sure that doesn't happen. >> the project is part of american water action month of service. this involves thousands of employees during the month of

september. >> in camden county, the new nursing and science building is completed at rutgers. it connects the city's university district with the cooper university hospital and the cooper medical school of rowan university. starting next week, new jersey residents will pay more for gas and electricity services. they have agreed to a rate hike for south jersey gas and atlantic city electric. on average, customers will pay $6 more a month and south jersey gas will pay about $1 more. this will be used for infrastructure improvements by both companies. a monumental milestone. philadelphia gets its first civil rights statue to honor an african-american and another mark zuckerberg sighting. first a cheesesteak in philly. where else the facebook founder was spotted today grabbing a bite.

starting at 4:00 a.m. on tuesday, how to take the perfect fall family photo and the best places to capture the colors of the season in. plus, get ready to feel the burn. we're headed to a local gym. the extreme fitness trend. plus, weather, traffic, tomorrow morning starting at 4:00 a.m.

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the family of a patient who died at a florida rehab center during hurricane irma filed a wrongful death lawsuit today. their father was one of 11 people who died due to extreme heat when the facility lost power in the storm. the man's 90-year-old wife is still in the hospital. more than six people shot at a church in nashville yesterday, five are still being treated. emanuel sampson opened fire as morning services were being let out. one woman was killed. sampson accidently shot himself during a scuffle with the church's usher. he's charged with murder and attempted murder. a philadelphia civil rights leader and icon will be mem m e

moth orialized tomorrow. this will be the first statue in the city's collection that will be dedicated to a single african-american. cato's memorial won't be far from former mayor frank rizzo's statue which was the subject of a protests last month. the cato statue was already planned before this happened. ceo facebook mark zuckerberg was in wilmington this morning and last night he did what tourists do in philly, he got a cheesesteak. he posted this picture on his own facebook page after ordering six sandwiches from pat's in south philly. he called the sandwiches, quote, the best cheesesteak in the

land. this morning, we talked with those who served him. >> at first we were a little hesitant because you never know. what's he doing around these parts? what's he hanging around and doing. you never know. after a while, you know, we knew it was him but didn't want to blow up the spot so we just proceeded like he was just like any other guy. >> zucker berg was in our area for a planned court hearing and igniting the age-old debate about who has the best cheesesteak in philly in the common section. days after agreeing to turn over thousands of russian-linked ads to congress, new concerns are facing facebook and its founder. nbc news has confirmed that former president barack obama met with zuckerberg last year to warn him of the serious nature of fake news. facebook is now handing over at least 3,000 ads to congressional investigators. the tough question is how facebook and other tech companies will operate going

forward. 70% of users say they get their news from the platform. game-winning kick. if eagles' didn't know about elliott, they do now. here's csn's john clark. >> he had a walkoff win. we'll hear from one bird who was too nervous to watch and some tears from jake's dad. that is next. new record heat across the area. brand-new information is behind me. one place didn't set a record. find out where and when temperatures will be almost 40 degrees cooler, coming up in yours first-alert ten-day forecast. and luck of a draw for hundreds of people looking for a new job. new at 6:00, the major expansion at a bucks county casino that's bringing a big boost to the local economy.

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he scores! the eagles win! >> got to love that call right there. that is rack key kicker jake elliott booting a 61-yard field goal for the win. jake was signed just two weeks ago and here he is just through that right upright breaking the field goal road and giants' fan hearts. 61 yards. making himself known. >> it's unbelievable. jake elliott sounds more like a nascar driver but now he's going to be known forever to eagles fans, largest field goal in nfl

in history. he's a rookie as well. here is the english spanish radio call. >> i said, you've got it. let's go. >> oh, damn. it's 61. damn. have you done this before? [ speaking in foreign language ] jake elliott! >> i can't watch it but it was -- that was 61 and i was like, man, i just wanted to look down and once i started seeing people run out on the field, i looked up and everybody was going crazy. >> he scores! and the eagles win! >> i don't really know. i just know that ball was in the air for a long time close to

that upright. >> awesome, awesome, awesome. [cheers and applause ] >> you saw his dad there tearing up. kickers have been run off the field after missing a field goal but i can't remember an eagle that was carried off the field. i guess it could only be a kicker or a weight issue. most football players you can't carry off the field. unbelievable. a great shot there. >> you don't see an offensive tackle getting taken off the field. it's amazing, sports fan or not, watching his dad's reaction after that, i was watching it in the newsroom with one of our producers and i thought to myself -- i could only watch it once. it was so nice. it was that emotional and then

this guy is not cleared to play basketball but you've got to watch for sure. jake elliott, right there, john clark. >> si, senor. >> thanks, john. a live look at the philadelphia museum of art, a hot day to start off the week for us and the view from 30th street station. summer is over but, guess what, we're still feeling near record heat. >> steve sosna joins us and sudd suddenly we have 90-degree temperatures. >> this is tomorrow's forecast and then ignore the weekend's forecast because it turns cooler. summer fans, you will love the

weather here. let's go out to wilmington. it looks like southern california. with the smog. philadelphia, we did not experience a record high today. 92 is the record. we got to 91 degrees. so close. but in allentown, our friends up there tied the record of 92. elsewhere, very close to our record highs here for today, no cigar. whether you got a record high or not, most of you, i'm sure, were using the air conditioning or at least having the windows open and drinking a lot of water hopefully out there. so 26 days now in 2017 where we've had 90 degrees or greater. haze and clouds out there at the

moment. the wind direction is southeast at 9. that's going to get the humidity to very uncomfortable levels for the next couple of days even though the temperatures won't be as hot. 90 degrees in wilmington at the moment and, again, no matter where you are, there's a lot of humidity on board. we still have the rip current risk threat going on right now and that's the case through thursday of this week. make sure if you are at the beaches that you pay attention to any lifeguards that may be out there or just avoid swimming at all. but the game changer is coming into the picture and that's a nice push of cool canadian air. when does that arrive? you'll feel the first effects of it on late thursday and really the noticeable change is friday into the upcoming weekend where we have that crisp weather. i want to show you the ten-day forecast because there are some adjustments that i've made to it here in the last few hours or

so. one thing is to remove the shower activity. we don't have much in the way of showers or sprinkles for tuesday or wednesday unless you're down at the jersey shore and then there's the crisp, cool air. suburbs in the 40s. get the sweaters out, guys. still ahead, he came home to a pile of rubble after a bus hit his property. >> the law made it difficult for him to repair his home and how he got the help he needed. that's next at 5:00. and hack attack into pennsylvania's election. all new at 6:00, the confidential information that the state now believes russians were after.

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a man returned to have serious damage to his property. he contacted harry of nbc 10 responds. >> here's what we found. although the viewer had done nothing wrong, the law was not on his side. >> this is what happens when a full size bus comes along and hits your retaining wall. >> photos taken by neighbors moments after a new jersey traffic bus backed into his property. >> you're looking at how many feet here? >> this is about 20 feet of

damage. >> reporter: it happened while he was at work. >> i came home to a pile of rubble. >> reporter: even more in his backyard. this is where he stores the rubble. he tells us he thought getting new jersey transit to repair the wall would be easy. he filed this police report and a complaint against new jersey transit. police interviewed the bus driver and the bus driver admits to backing into daily's wall but the transit authority denied his claim. daily says new jersey transit told him state law required daily to file a claim with his homeowners insurance. >> this is wrong. this is wrong. someone damaged my property. i shouldn't have to put a claim in inç my homeowner's policy. >> reporter: he says the authority also refused to pay his deductible. we then contacted new jersey transit and would not go into detail but after we got involved, it decided to pay

daily's $1,000 deductible. >> how did we do for you? >> great, harry. >> reporter: great. thank you. >> listen up, we researched state law in new jersey and pennsylvania. you law does require you to file a claim with your insurance. however, the state will pay your out-of-pocket expenses such as your deductible if it's responsible for the damage. so that's the law. no way of getting around it. >> that is a tough pill to swallow. >> i know. somebody tears it up and you're going, me, my premiums might get affected? >> exactly. >> good thing he called you and nbc 10 responds. >> listen, we have the money counter here. we have now recovered $791,900. >> head to nbc10.com or give us a call and we will respond to you. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next.

>> here's jim rosenfield. >> severe cases of the virus that has officials so concerned about the impact here. plus this -- >> it's definitely been hard. i've been getting the help that i need. i've been fortunate. >> nbc 10 exclusive, a firefighter talks about returning to the force after a fire nearly killed him. and the war of words between the president and the nfl players heats up ahead of monday night football. the changes we can expect ahead of tonight's game. that's next at 6:00. and although the temperature lines point down, when will we wake up to temperatures in the 40s in some spots? find out in my exclusive ten-day alert forecast. that's next at 6:00.

right now at 6:00, standing his ground today over standing for the anthem. >> get that son of a bee[ bleep off the field right now. he's fired. >> the war of words between president trump and nfl players heats up once again ahead of monday night football. >> it's no different than any internet troll i've seen over the last year. good evening.

i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. we just learned the cowboys are expected to make some sort of statement before their monday night football game tonight. let's give you an idea of how quickly the nfl players protest has escalated in the last week. last weekend, six players were part of a protest during the national anthem. yesterday, more than 200 took part and today president trump tweeted the issue of kneeling has nothing to do with race. it is about respect for our country, flag and national anthem. nfl must respect this. >> cydney long is joining us live from lincoln financial field with reaction from military veterans on this player protest. cydney. >> reporter: many side with the players and they said that nothing is more american than the right to protest.