at the end of the day, we want to play and us seahawks want to go to the super bowl and win it all. want to do it in a safe way. >> you should try it with no helmets. that said, what do you think of no fans in the stadium? do you think that will help with away games? >> well, that will be crazy. just to see it. i know some teams are doing no fans at all. we're doing a smaller amount, i believe. and it's just going to be kind of a crazy time. you know what will be interesting? being under center, calling plays where they can hear everything, and there's no real effect. so there will have to be some interesting learning there and it becomes just like practice? >> yeah. >> that is going to be very interesting. and i think at the end of the day, we want to play, we want to score touchdowns and make plays. >> and you have a brand-new pair of shoes. i'm wearing your shoes right now. >> you're wearing them, huh? you're rocking them? >> can you tell me about these? they're cleats? >> they just dropped, man. it's cool. when you're a young kid, you always have dreams of having your own cleats

head coach of the seattle seahawks, pete carroll an all new "closer look.ring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: welcome to "late night" everyone i hope you all had a good weekend, and i really hope that was the weekend. there is just no way to know let's get to the news. president trump announced yesterday he will not be able to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at a new york yankees game next month because of his, quote, "strong focus on the china virus, including scheduled meetings on vaccines, our economy and much else. he then ran the tweet by his proofreader, brett favre "looks good! let's hit the back nine. president trump mocked joe biden on twitter yesterday after the former vice president mistakenly referred to arizona as a city, when everyone knows it's two cities everything else is rest stops. that joke was written by arizona's own alex bays. president trump toured an innovation center in north carolina today said employees, "sir, we have so much more to show you than the door." "this is incredible. it opens like ma -

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seattle seahawks quarterback russell wilson agrees. i'm concerned, my wife is pregnant and there's still no clear plan on player health and safety. an nfl rep insist players health is number one but they are committed to a complete 2020 season culminating with the super bowl. pro sports is also grappling with the team's involvement in involvement in nationwide protests for racial justice, so far the leagues are allowing players to take a knee in support of black lives matter but president trump says the fans aren't happy about it. >> mike: next up, the panel quickly reacts to president trump's news conference. ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. ♪ >> mike: let's bring in our panel, charles lane, mollie hemingway, and bill mcgurn. do these brie

surrounding race in this country is being amplified by ath leeletes and n the head coach of the seattle seahawkswhen it comes to race white people need to listen more. >> the really amazing thing is black people know the truth, they know exactly what is going on. its's white people that don't know. it's not that they're not telling us. they have been telling us, the stories, we know what's right and wrong. we just have not been open to listen to it. >> the demand for racial equality is a message to hear throughout the sports world and that includes tennis. leading those efforts is champion naomi osaka. this week she announced on twitter that she wouldn't play in protest saying the continued genocide of black people at the hand of the police is honestly making me sick to my stomach. here's what she told reporters. >> being more aware of the impact that my voice can have and i feel like this is a really big example but -- it happened really early on. i'm more of a follower than a leader. i like to follow things so i was just waiting and waiting but then i realized that maybe i would have to be the

seattle seahawks quarterback russell wilson agrees. i'm concerned. and there's still no clear plan on player health and family safet they're committed to a complete 2020 season culminating with the super bowl. pro sports is grappling with the team's involvement inprotests f. so far the leagues are allowing players to take a knee in support of black lives matter but president trump says the fans aren't happy about it. in washington, jillian turner, fox news. >>> two tech giants step up to help thousands of california students get connected and ready for distance learning. the superintendent of california schools says work is underway now to connect up to a million students to help get them ready for distanced learning. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. to get the state connected, they're getting help from two companies. >> with the school bells about to ring, there are two tech companies that are going to connect students with computers. >> r of school is days away for some school districts but hundreds of thousands of students in california

with this firsthand, team physician for the university of washington huskies as well as the seattle seahawks, director of medicine and advises the ncaa on cardiac issues. thanks for coming on. >> thank you, brianna, for having me. >> before we talk about the football season, walk us through what this condition is, and why it's dangerous. >> absolutely. so, we've heard for a while now that covid-19 has an affinity for heart injury. we first learned this in our hospitalized patients where approximately one in four hospitalized patients would have heart injury or myocardi iaial damage. it raised a lot of questions in march and april about whether or not this could pose problems for people with less severe infections. would individuals who had mild symptoms or no symptoms also be at risk for these heart injuries? now we're learning that some young athletes who have mild infections or even no symptoms are developing inflammation of the heart muscle called myocarditis. it's been around a long time. there are other viruses that do. we're hearing and worried this causes a higher risk from covid-19 c

arthel: if i have time i'll come back to that let's listen to seattle seahawks coach, pete carol. >>respected. they just want to be accepted, just like all of our white children and families want to be. it's no different. because we're all the same. arthel: so it's one thing, anthony, to preach to the choir. how can the professional athletes get their message to resonate beyond the bubble, to those who don't get the reason for the walkouts, et cetera, in the first place? >> well, i think one of the things that's going to appeal to a larger audience is the fact that you have these athletes, a lot of people in our country we think that capitalism and money makes you happy. but these athletes are saying they're experiencing the same thing that george floyd experienced or they experienced the same thing that breonna taylor experienced and they come from that background, maybe people would sympathize with them more. there's things i deal with. i've been a lawyer and sports agent for years. i still deal with things that the average black man on the street deals with all the way up to what

after four seasons as a raider and a seahawk, he signed a one- day contract to retire as a 49er.sports, august 24th, home joe fonzi. >> all right. fun with beer cans. that's what you might call it. the ever popular tnt post-game show. sacramento olson and charles barkley at it again. they're always competitive with each other. in case you missed it over the weekend. >> y'all, this studio smells like a -- oh! he got three! [ laughter ] >> got three! >> all right. that's some pretty doggone good catch by shaquille there, show something great skills what it beer trick. not so much for charles, basically splash down there. they always find something to make -- nobody can get away with that exempt those guys, right? that's the sporting live at this hour, julie, frank, back to you. line workers welcome to special coverage of the rnc i'm frank summerville. >> and i'm julie haynor. tonight begins the republicans' turn to make their case to the nation. we're now in the second hour of the first day of the rnc. the format is a bit different, mostly virtual convention last week. we're seeing

a bubble is only as good as the players in it and they have to behave the seahawks just cut free agent rookie came a sever and for trying to sneak a woman into the team hotel. she was disguised as a player, but it didn't fool the covid cops the forty-niners love george kittle even more than he loves jimmy g. >>carol showed his love with a t-shirt as you remember the niners show there's with cash 75 million to stay for 5 more years. >>maybe now he can biker opera sure and some shoes giant cities get to stay in their own bubble, this weekend, the bay bridge series kicks off tonight. >>in san francisco is the first of 6 games between them in the covid condensed to schedule which means these games are worth a lot more then bragging rights, no fans in the stands. but the uk has figured out a way for people to see concerts in person. sam fender played an outdoor show in front of 2,500 fans who stayed at a safe distance as you can see in viewing boxes the boxes hold up to 5 people and you have to order your food in there with an app it's delivered to you before and after the show you are priv

a bubble is only as good as the players in it and they have to behave the seahawks just cut free agent rookie came a sever an for trying to sneak a woman into the team hotel. she was disguised as a player, but it didn't fool the covid cops the forty-niners love george kittle even more than he loves jimmy g. >>carol showed his love with a t-shirt as you remember the niners show there's with cash 75 million to stay for 5 more years. >>maybe now he can buy ger opera sure and some shoes giant cities get to stay in their own bubble, this weekend, the bay bridge series kicks off tonight. >>in san francisco is the first of 6 games between them in the covid condensed to schedule which means these games are worth a lot more then bragging rights, no fans in the stands. but the uk has figured out a way for people to see concerts in person. sam fender played an outdoor show in front of 2,500 fans who stayed at a safe distance as you can see in viewing boxes the boxes hold up to 5 people and you have to order your food in there with an app it's delivered to you before and after the show you are pri

i have to tell you, the only thing we love more than mail-in ballots is maybe the seattle seahaw seahawks. republicans, democrats, independents, we've embraced it. we consider it almost a constitutional right, and it is. you can vote from the comfort of your home. we've had infinitesimal difficulties of any nature with it. that's why republicans and democrats are strenuously supporting mail-in ballots. we would suggest it for any state. and i think americans are embracing this, signing up for mail-in ballots across the country. it's really gratifying to see that. and what we have seen, unfortunately, though, as donald trump has done on so many occasions, he's afraid of losing, he's afraid of kamala harris and joe biden, and he's trying to reduce the effectiveness of this. and i think it was very remarkable the other day, you know, most people, when they rob banks, don't confess it in public. but that's what donald trump did the other day when he confessed that he wants to disable the postal service to degrade the ability to have mail-in ballots for anybody except his friends. i see he sig

the uw medicine for sports cardiology in seattle and the team physician for the huskies, seattle seahawksseattle rain. doctor, thank you for being with us. you see the cancellations from the big ten and pac-12. you also hear president trump downplaying it a bit. i want to play a bit of what he said today. >> these are young, strong people. they won't have a big problem with the china virus. so we want to see college football start and hopefully a lot of great people are going to be out there. they're going to be out there playing football and they'll be able to fight it off. >> so what are the problems we're seeing with athletes in this way? >> thanks for having me, anderson. i agree, these are -- our young athletes are young and strong, but this can be a serious problem. it's our job to keep them safe on the playing field. we learned early on in the pandemic that covid-19 can affect the heart. about one in four hospitalized patients have heart injury. it raised a lot of questions and concerns about patients who weren't in the hospital. would patients who had mild symptoms or no symptoms

now, you did have russel wilson the quarterback for the seattle seahawks say if we had a game scheduled this weekend we would not play and sayquan barclay of the new york giants is saying maybe as nfl players we will boycott one weekend and not play games that weekend to make a statement so i think one of the things that has been achieved the players in this situation is that they have put the owners, the corporate sponsors, the networks and the commissioners, on notice, that we will go here. we will stop playing, we will walk out, we will boycott if necessary, if we deem that necessary in the future, and you see that it could spread to other sports, so right now, you have a lot of people saying well basketball say boycott forget it i don't care i'm not watching it anymore. they can boycott the rest of the season for all i care. people might, some people might say that about baseball, but hardly anyone is going to say that about the nfl. the nfl is the granddaddy of them all, and if nfl players were to do what the nba players have done, then that changes everything and that will force a

the seattle seahawks cut a rookie player for trying to sneak a woman into the team hotel. a player according to the nfl network. the league has rules in place preventing outsiders with the team. strict protocol help keep players and coaches from getting covid. a match made in heaven. how about this? actor dennis quaid adopting a cat named dennis quaid. the movie star says he couldn't resist adopting the cat from a virginia humane society after seeing him on the news. dennis quaid the actor will pick up dennis quaid the cat this weekend taking him to his new home in los angeles. i will send it back to you guys. ainsley: love you have to clarify dennis quaid the actor and dennis quaid the cat. brian: social media account targeting president trump. how can you detect a fake? kurt the cyberguy knows exactly how. he promises to tell. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. ♪ >> network of fake chinese accounts damage the chances by flooding twitter and facebook and youtube with english language vi

one of the things that was sad to me is i heard the coach from the seattle seahawks, coach carroll, hew, he was with me when i was in minnesota. white people do understand. italian people understand. native american people understand. america understand that there is a problem. we understand that there is a problem with african-american as well but we have to come together to solve that problem as americans. not happening to black america. things are happening to white america as well. people don't want to talk about white people killed by policeman policeman. they don't want to talk about latinos killed by policemen. they only want to talk about the black. i'm talking about coming together to stop violence altogether as americans, 'cause that's what we are, not a black national anthem, not a white national anthem, not an italian national anthem, but an american anthem. and that's the way it is. that's what this country is. this country is united states of america, and under god we trust. and we got to put god back in i. will: well, said, herschel walker. really appreciate having you o