bennet says the women threatened anyone who tried to intervene.enicia bennet/lyft driver): "i just would never have thought that i would have experienced something like that.">( james ) bennet says the women took her wallet, her phone and her rent money. the car the two women were in had an uber sticker on it. uber says the car is registered to a man who hasn't driven for uber in two months. l-a-p-d says it was able to trace the car's license plate and have a lead on a potential suspect. (robin)coming up -- why longtime hollywood power couple chris pratt and anna faris have announced they're calling it quits. (james) and -- only someone who's been called "the most hated man in america" could celebrate a guilty verdict like this -- the latest on the martin shkrelli saga --- coming up next. ( robin ) the man who nicknamed himself "pharma bro" is himself nicknamed ( robin )( robin ) the man who nicknamed himself "pharma bro" is ácelebratingá his guilty verdict. martin skreli was convicted of conspiracy and security fraud in new york on friday.( james

bennet says the women threatened anyone who tried to intervene.nicia bennet/lyft driver): "i just would never have thought that i would have experienced something like that." bennet says the women took her wallet, her phone and her rent money. the car the two women were in had an uber sticker on it... but uber said the car is registered to a man who hasn't driven for uber in two months. los angeles police department says it was able to trace the car's license plate and have a lead on the suspect. (jr stone) the man who nicknamed himself "pharma bro" is ácelebratingá his guilty verdict.(justine) martin shkreli was convicted of conspiracy and security fraud in new york on friday.(jr stone) but as brynn gingras reports, he was rejoicing on youtube the same afternoon. hours after leaving a courthouse.natsot: my new prison name is big rolls. martin shkreli cracked open a beer and made predictions with his internet fans about the punishment he could face on three federal fraud convictions.martin shkreli, convicted of securities fraud: "i don't think i'm

bennet says the women threatened anyone who tried to intervene.her phone and her rent money. the car the two women were in had an uber sticker on it. uber says the car is registered to a man who hasn't driven for uber in two months. ( mark ) in the east bay... a former high school football player has been through intensive physical therapy... after an accident left him unable to walk. now schools from all across the bay area are coming together to help as kron4's ella sogomonian has the story. playing football has helped jake javier get through a tough year after a spinal cord injury last summer left him unable to move from the chest down.sot: jake javier, thankful for support// "just having something like a goal to strive for i think is huge. in football it's always been to be the best i can be and in rehab it's been working toward getting back independence and just getting my life back." jake dove head first into a pool - a move that changed his life forever.sot: isabelle javier, jakes' mom// "and unfortunately at his height and weight 6'4" 216

joining me, michael bennet, defensive end for the seattle seahawks.uch for joining us. president trump of course big news saying there's blame on both sides, he characterized some of the counter protesters as alt-left. take a listen. >> yes, i think there's blame on both sides. you look at both sides, i think there's blame on both sides. and i have no doubt about it. >> what's your reaction, sir? >> i think my reaction is on one side is breeding hate. you look at the white supremacist thing going on in charlottesville, i think you try to pick one side, there's only one side that's trying to stir up hate. it is a lot of hate going on, lot of people being victimized in that town and all across america. i just disagree with that it happens to be on both sides. >> do other players in the nfl discuss all this racial politics that is really bubbling up in our society in the last few years, and especially in the last few months? >> i think there's a lot of players in the nfl and around major league baseball and athletes in general who are talking about these

bennet omalu was studying the microscopic samples. >> i put the slides in and looked. "whoa."make sure the slides were mike webster's slides. i looked again. (gasps) i looked again. i saw changes that shouldn't be in a 50-year-old man's brain, and also changes that shouldn't be in a brain that looked normal. >> he saw collections of tau protein, collections which shouldn't be there in someone of mike webster's age. and this is what jumped out at him as he looked at it through the microscope. >> narrator: dr. omalu believed he saw physical evidence of the long-term damage playing football could have on the brain. it was a scientific first. >> because after i looked at it over and over and over, i was convinced this was something. >> narrator: it was a disease never previously identified in football players: chronic traumatic encephalopathy-- cte. >> chronic traumatic encephalopathy is a disease, a progressive neuro-degenerative disease where the end stage leaves tau protein deposition in distinctive areas of the brain, in distinctive locations that separate this disease from an

. >> reporter: bennet calls it a shared responsibility. if you see anything unusual, report it and the information will go up the chain. meantime, sfpd is not tipping their hand on what they might be using for a protest. we have examples of removable barriers in cities and places around the bay. >> we are dug in. >> reporter: special agent bennet is talking about the fact there is a certain grit and grind to their practice that has kept us protected in america from the kinds of attacks we have seen recently in europe. special agent bennet said he was working in new york and washington, d.c. they have the best communication and cooperation among the agencies here, something to feel good about moving forward. live from san francisco, i'm sam brock. >> thank you. >>> it's been an emotional evening for the oakland fire department an off duty firefighter was shot and killed in san jose last night. tonight, as you can see, his body was transported with a full escort along 880 to oakland. ian cole is at the santa clara coroners office. what happe

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michael bennet thought about what to do all summer long.ottesville, he credits kaepernick for what he did and wishes more players would stand-up for what they believe in. >> colin kaepernick was one of the best fighters for equality. we have to continuously fight the good fight, everybody to have equality and freedom. i think that fight is something we all should be fighting. i wish more players would stand-up and say what they believe. this is the truth we all believe. i think everybody is fearful of what would happen. nobody wants to be kaepernick. that's what we call it now. silence is what we have to do. i can't do it anymore. >> general manager of kaepernick's former team has a different view of players not standing for the national anthem. he says when a player decides to sit, it's divisive. >> i think this game brings people together, so, i think when i see that, it's divisive. we'll always respect people's rights. that doesn't mean i believe that. i believe this should be celebrated for what it is. i think a tremendous unifier for o

tenicia bennet says: >>> cell phone video showing the moment a lyft driver was attacked in dropped off a customer and stopped to get gas when two women started hurl nothingsults and punches. -- hurling insults and punches. they threatened other people who tried to help. thank god they didn't stomp me to the point i would have died. i negative thought i would experience something like that. >> she is a single mom and they said they made off with her wallet, phone and rent. lapd has a license plate from the car they were in. >>> side shows in the sacramento area, it is all legal. >> an event yesterday drew big crowds. drivers doing doughnuts and passengers hang out the windows. it took place on private property. for the the most part there -- for the most part there were no major issues. >>> dozens of kite boarders are competing on the san francisco bay. kpix 5's john ramos shows us one competitor who stands out from the crowd. >> reporter: good for flying kits and boy, can the kites fly. welcome to the third stop on the international pro tour. kite surf boards with a small wing extendin

museum and a wonderful collaboration last year, the concorde museum, trustee reservation and north bennet street pool came together to reproduce the emerson chair that visitors can actually sit in the chair where emerson wrote "nature," the one thing people always notice if they have seen the original and look at this when we have reproduced, this one is green and the original chair at concorde museum is black. in fact the green chair is what it would have been when emerson sat in it and writing desk like this were painted green in the period. later, victorians love to paintings black. the chair has changed a little bit. what people notice when they sit in it is it envelops you and you feel very held when you are writing. the other edition, this wonderful wood piece writing surface is a natural color. this is a furniture piece of adapted use, started as a green chair, possibly as rent ripley's, a tall gentleman when he sat in it, he wanted the writing surface a little higher. they had a homemade markup like we do today, create a higher writing surface. this is an important place for visit

. >>> you are looking at what happened after a car slammed into a nail salon in santa rosa's bennet valley neighborhood. police believe the driver mistook the gas pedal for the break while reaching for something in the back seat. a modern nails employee was hurt around 6:45 this evening. that woman suffered a gash to her head. >> water fountains in some locker room showers are off limits at an east bay high school because of water quality. it was found that unsafe levels of lead were coming out of a water fountain, kitchen and locker room showers. the fixtures are the source of the lead, not the water. >> whether it was the faucet or whatever, once we replaced though weise realized the water was coming out clean of lead. >> replacing the shower heads could take up to two months. the school brought in water dispensers until it installs filters on all water fountains >>> well, one person in massachusetts hit the jackpot in tonight's $758 million powerball drawing. closer to home, one ticket in daly city and another in milpitas matched five of the six numbers. here are the winning numbers, 6,

. >>> you are looking at what happened after a car slammed into a nail salon in santa rosa's bennet valleytook the gas pedal for the break while reaching for something in the back seat. a modern nails employee was hurt around 6:45 this evening. that woman suffered a gash to her head. >> water fountains in some locker room showers are off limits at an east bay high school because of water quality. it was found that unsafe levels of lead were coming out of a water fountain, kitchen and locker room showers. the fixtures are the source of the lead, not the water. >> whether it was the faucet or whatever, once we replaced though weise realized the water was coming out clean of lead. >> replacing the shower heads could take up to two months. the school brought in water dispensers until it installs filters on all water fountains >>> well, one person in massachusetts hit the jackpot in tonight's $758 million powerball drawing. closer to home, one ticket in daly city and another in milpitas matched five of the six numbers. here are the winning numbers, 6, 7, 16, 23 and 26, the powerball is 4. "abc

fair assumption that without all having happened in the strategy being grieved agreed off to steve bennet was five. that there is going to be some kind of a surge of us troops in afghanistan. and the two things he's got to do is to try to somehow present this is not the continuation of barack obama's policy. but it's something different and to convince the american people with a detailed all commit about why this is necessary. given his previous thoughts on the issue. a lot riding on it than john thank you very much joining that from the white house. well for more on the president's upcoming remarks i spoke with zalmay khalilzad who served as both the us ambassador to afghanistan and iraq. musta thanks very much for joining me climbing with you a lot of options are on the table but as john was saying it looks like some form of troop increase in your opinion is not the way forward. well i think if the president remains committed to the objective and that was set the house on nine eleven not to allow afghanistan. i had to become a sanctuary for terrorists to gain. then at their option becom

. >> michael bennet, same thing. you want to make it more than it is. go see u2 in concert. i decided against sacrificing losing sleep on a work night to hear a great night of rock 'n roll because i don't want to hear preaching in between songs. bono is a great singer, but i'm there for rock 'n roll. if you want to hear what i protest, who cares. we all have something. i don't want to minimize that the issue is. where is the message? cheryl: i have to ask you before you go really quick that ezekiel eliot suspended for six games. a lot of controversy in the nfl but this punishment was too harsh compared to what the delegates last year for domestic violence. where you sit on it? reporter: it blew me away because they took the nfl so long to respond with ray rice. watching the video and see him what he did to his crawford and that elevator. all of a sudden we still don't have criminal charges against ezekiel eliot. six games. cheryl: then went the other way. >> i was wonder is it just her image and appearance. cheryl: of course you can catch all the headli

towel over his head during the anthem before yesterday's game in los angeles against the chargers bennet said that the events in charlottsville contributed to the timing of his protest he also said hopes his stance will cause others to go out and get involved in changing their community. bennett said he intends to continue to sit during the national anthem. then there is lynch who also sat during the national anthem before the raiders pre-season opener in arizonaof course colin kaepernick made national headlines by sitting... then later kneeling... during the anthem when he was with the 49ers last season... something lynch at the time supported lynch didn't talk after the game... which is not unusual for him... but raiders head coach jack del rio addressed the situation after the game... (sot: del rio) 49ers safety eric reid who kneeled with kaepernick last season says he wont 49ers safety eric reid who kneeled with kaepernick last season says he wont kneel this season and he feels the protest has "gone sideways" from its original intentions kaepernick has also said he will stand for the

here in new york, matte bennet and white house deputy assistant to bill clinton and in washington, former congressman, jack kingston who served as senior adviser to the trump campaign. let's analyze. margaret, that 73% number that david went to at one point, 73% overall say they cannot trust what they hear from the white house. what happens when the next natural disaster, major crisis faces this country and the country needs to look to the white house for truth? >> this is precisely the problem, kate. if the people in the united states can't trust the white house for the truth, they will begin to look for other places, trusted sources where they can go. the white house is trying to undermine the credibility of journalist journalist journalistic sources, cnn. journalism isn't 100%, nothing is. but the white house is 73% in the tank, all right. this does seriously undermine credibility to a new, new low. this is very disturbing and disheartening for any patriot. >> jack, congressman, come in on this one. here are a couple things we know. one thing we know the president did not run on is bei

remember michael bennet, he knelt for the first preseason game.e said it was going to take a white player to join in to really see change. last night, it was cleveland's seth devalve. his wife, erica, is an african-american woman and seth says that the tragedy in charlottesville was a big factor in his decision to kneel. >> we wanted to draw attention to the fact that there's things in this country that still need to change and i, myself, will be raising children that don't look like me and i want to do my part as well to do everything i can to raise them in a better environment than we have right now. >> all right. let's have some fun. the sports world lit up when it got dark during the eclipse. south carolina's football team sat at the stadium to take it in. the missouri squad was in the path of totality. listen to the reaction when it got dark. >> wooo! >> dodgers, they were playing the pirates in pittsburgh. justin turner was excited to put those glasses on and look at the sun. o'dell beckham decided not to look into the eclipse without wearin

colorado senator michael bennet with his classes there. gomez ofessman jimmy california -- step outside los angeles, it is time. and the democratic congressman from minnesota -- amazing is all he put on twitter. there is senator lindsey graham , preparing for the total solar eclipse that would end in south carolina today. it chris crossed across the country to the shores of south carolina and began around 1:15 p.m. eastern time, 10:17 in salem, oregon and ended just shortly before three: pm on the east coast. oregon, what's the name of your town and where is it in oregon? caller: ontario, oregon. host: what was it like there? caller: it was an off moment. definitely a kodak moment. anyone who took pictures, it is just amazing. it's a once-in-a-lifetime site we get to see. i'm going to go to texas to see the next one in seven years. host: you are already planning? caller: definitely. to share with your grandkids and grandchildren and it's just amazing. it is spectacular. site. just a it is definitely the wonders of god. for sure. host: call

high profile players marshawn lynch and michael bennet of the violence jot national anthem dominated week one of the nfl preseason high profile play as lynch and bennett took a seat in the wake of the violence in charlottesville, virginia, even though collin kaepernick is gone, the topic was trending here still in santa clara. >> personally when i see that, i think that is divisive. they have that right when they see things they not happy. we will always respect people's lights and doesn't mean i believe that. i believe this should be celebrated for what it is. a tremendous unify for our country. >> he raised eyebrows with the use of his word device of. he was able to clarify on knbr the next day. >> if i could take one thing back, i would have changed the word because of the negative connotation, but, you know, i was really trying to make the point that our game should be a beacon for what can be. i hope i expressed myself better on the positive side and what i failed to do the other day. >> reporter: okay, he took heat for the word divisive, what are your feelings on that? >> i thi

and the northseum bennet street school came together to reproduce the emerson chair. the visitors could sit in the chair where emerson wrote "nature" and lookout themselves over the landscape. people look at the original and see what they have produced, this is green and the original chair is black. chairs, whatgreen it would have been if emerson sat in it, many were painted green in the period. later, victorians loved to paint things black so the chair has changed a little bit. when people sit in it, it sort of envelops you and you feel very held. the other edition, this wood piece, is its natural color. this is a furniture piece of adapted use. it started out as a chair. possibly ezra when he sat in it, he wanted the writing a little taller. it was a homemade mockup of some wood to create a higher writing surface. this was an important place for visitors to come and look over the landscape. right after the american revolution started, when the second revolution at this house of literature and american writing, they can look out over the same view that emerson had. r

seahawks michael bennet who said during his first two preseason game said it would be take a white playeroining. last night a cleveland player became the first to take a knee during the anthem. his wife eric ca is african-american and seth say at the tragedy in h charlottesville was a big factor in his decision. >> we wanted to draw attention to the fact that there's things in this country that still need to change, and i myself will be raising children that don't look like me. and i want to do my part as well to do everything i can to raise them in h a better environment than we have right now. >> all right. let's get four feel good from the sport the world today. venezuela celebrating a game-winning hit in the final inning of the world series action last night. on the other side of the victory is defeat. know one took it harder than the pitcher. he gave up the winning hit but the coaches from the opposing team rish rushing to console him and these young opponents, the 11-13-year-old boys from venezuela giving us all a lesson in humility and sportsmanship and being there for someone in t

tannish a bennet stopped there to fill up when a car pulled up and two women jumped out. they started punching her and dragging her by the hair. >> oh, my god. just thank god they didn't stump me to the point that i died. i did not think that i would ever, i just would never have thought i would experience such like that. >> the woman also attacked anyone who tried to stop them and as if that weren't enough the two women then stole that victim's wallet, phone, rent check, lapd is making progress in finding those attackers. >>> a sinkhole that has swallowed up two homes and a boat in florida is growing once again, sinkhole is in landolakes north of tampa, two more homes condemned because of the growing sinkhole that opened up back on july 14th, it is 260 feet wide at its widest point, crews say vibration from his trucks and equipment may be cause ago this hole to grow bigger. they plan to push a barge in the sinkhole today to continue with clean up. >>> take a look at this video severe thunderstorms triggered flash flooding in vegas this video from inside a hotel parking l

take a look at this, this happened yesterday in los angeles, to meisha bennet stopped at a gas stationo fill up when a car pulled up and two women jumped out and started punching her and dragging her by the hair. >> oh, my god, just thank god they didn't stump me to the point that i died, i did not think that i would ever, i just would never of thought i would experience something like that. >> now woman also attacked anyone who tried to stop them as if that weren't enough the two women then stole her wallet, phone, rent check, lapd say they are making progress in finding those attackers. >>> a sinkhole, that has swallowed up two homes and a boat in florida is growing once again. sinkhole is in landolakes north tampa. two more homes condemned because of the growing sinkhole, it opened up back on july 14th as 260 feet wide at its widest point, crews say vibration from his trucks, equipment may be cause ago this hole to grow even bigger and they plan to push a barge in the sinkhole to continue the clean up today. >>> and take a look at this, severe thunderstorms triggered flash flooding

and michael bennet opted to sit during the national anthem during the game with the l.a. chargers.e'll continue to do so to highlight injustice in this country. he pointed out he loves the military am and his father was no the military. but he doesn't love segregation or oppression. >>> and to tom cruise. >> he came up short on this long jump, slamming into the side of a building. so this is on the set of mission impossible six. >> oh, oh. >> and again. >> ah. >> so tmz reports that cruise failed the building jump at least twice. but thankfully, those safety wires were there to keep him from actually plunging to his death. >> so my thinking on it is that those safety wires were also supposed to be like a boost, to pull him up so he can make that jump. i watched the video a little bit. >> it's a movie, so everything has to be real. so he has to be able to jump that high on his own, right? isn't that how it works? >> i guess. there's no way. 50 something and doing my own stunts? no thank you. >>> all right, when we come back, miley cyrus was m.i.a. for the teen choice awards. what ha

towel over his head during the anthem before yesterday's game in los angeles against the chargers bennetvents in charlottsville contributed to the timing of his protest he also said hopes his stance will cause others to go out and get involved in changing their community. bennett said he intends to continue to sit during the national anthem. then there is lynch who also sat during the national anthem before the raiders pre-season opener in arizonaof course colin kaepernick made national headlines by sitting... then later kneeling... during the anthem when he was with the 49ers last season... something lynch at the time supported lynch didn't talk after the game... which is not unusual for him... but raiders head coach jack del rio addressed the situation after the game... (sot: del rio) ""talked to marshawn. wanted to make sure we're on the same page. he said, úthis is something i've done for 11 years. it's not a form of anything other than me being myself.'"i said, újust so you understand how i feel, i very strongly believe in standing for the national anthem, but i'm goin

marshawn lynch not stnding for the national anthem..followed by michel bennet in seattle has been ..thestory of the early nfl exhbition season...today 49er general john lymnch gave his thought. "you strive for a common goal and you have unity, and i think this game brings people together, so, personally when i see that i think it...that's divisive...i understand that guys see things and they're not happy and they have that right...i think we'll always respect mean i believe that...i believe that this game should actually be celebrated for what it is...i think a tremendous unifer for our country..." (vicki) stunning new revelations in the natalee holloway case. the 18-year-old vanished 12-years ago during a high school graduation trip in aruba. (grant) now natalee's father and a private investigator have come forward to reveal that human remains have recently been discovered in aruba from our partners at inside edition - les trent has the latest on what the family is hoping - is a major break in the case. has the 12-year-old mystery of natalee holloway's disappearance finally

information to providers about opioids, senators mccaskill and collins for their work and senators bennet and rubio to get benefits to kids with cancer. i want to thank my staff and chairman alexander's staff who worked so well together over months of hard work to get this done. this bill advances several significant bipartisan priorities i'm proud to support. the help committee has a strong tradition of bipartisan success in the user fee agreements and i am very proud to say that we have kept it that way. so i think this bill not only improves f.d.a., but it also shows that when we work together with a common goal we can get things done and make progress. so i thank the chair and yield the floor and thank my partner, senator alexander. the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mr. alexander: i see that senators isakson and tester are here and i think they want to make a few remarks before the vote. first i want to say a few words following senator murray and i will place the rest of my comments in the record. this legislation is -- is very important legislation. last year we pas

michael bennet of the seattle seahawks is also sitting down on the national anthem.ael bennet was cut by the seahawks for sitting out the national anthem. 20 teams would sign him. playing ability and distraction he brings makes him unworthy. what's so significant is other people say what courage collin kaepernick had nobody had more courage than kareem jabar in the 1960s, they stood up african-american rights at a time they served in the southern states by water fountains and bathrooms. he knows what it's like to stand up for things greater than himself. a paycheck. is he saying i am an american first. that is my total point. race relations aside, can we agree that we're americans first, national anthem is sacred and then tell me what problems you have with the country. let alone how we look to everybody else. ainsley: i love he said listen, when you sign these big contracts, how many little boys would be lo to be in collin kaepernick's uniform. some. and there are so many kids get cut every year that try out for the nfl deserving as well. some people would not do th

players who are joining other african-american players justin brit and the seahawks supporting michael bennet supporting malcolm jenkins so it's growing. there were whites demonstrating in boston yesterday, it's growing. we had no idea it would grow this much, but some of us. myself and others, we're going to have a rally at the nfl headquarters this wednesday the 23rd at 5:00 p.m. to say to the commission and to the nfl, that they also need to support colin. he's no different. a lot of people at first didn't support jackie robinson and kurt flood. and thompson, when he stood up for proposition 42. and muhammad ali for god's sake. all those people that didn't support them, ended up having t later. the nfl should not wait to be sorry later, they should be on the right side of history now and support colin kaepernick. >> mike, is it that open and sort of cut and dry within the nfl that no team wants to sign colin kaepernick literally just because he protested the national anthem? >> it seems that you could make that conclusion. "the guardian" did a study of donations from nfl owners. they gave

seattle seahawks defensive end michael bennet sat with a towel over his head in sunday's game against events in charlottsville contributed to the timing of his protest. he also said hopes his stance will cause others to go out and get involved in changing their community. bennett says he will do this all season. "first of all, i want people to understand that i love the military. my father's in the military. i love hot dogs like any other american. i love football like any other american. but i don't love segregation. i don't love riots or oppression. i just want to see people have the equality that they deserve."( darya ) last year colin kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem. this past saturday, raiders running back marshawn lynch sat on a cooler during the anthem. (mark) on wall street monday, the s&p 500 jumped 24.52 points, or 1 percent, to 2,465.84. the dow jones industrial average gained 135.39 points, or 0.6 percent, to 21,993.71. the nasdaq composite added 83.68 points, or 1.3 percent, to 6,340.23. ( darya ) coming up on th kron four morning news a

with this, they know many players with the national anthem protest from colin kaepernick, michael benneteir involvement in twitter and social media they think, oh, the way to fight oppression taking a knee before a football game, rather than getting involved with your communities and really helping people. they fallen into the twitter social media trap. it is just easy. take a knee during the national anthem you've done something for the betterment of society. you really haven't. you increased your social media brand, your twitter following but you haven't done anything to improve society. if i were the nfl, if i were any major corporation, i would ban my employees being involved with twitter and social media. we can't handle it. stuart: would you like all of this to go away. >> a mouthful there, didn't i. stuart: trying to get a word in edgewise there, it is my show. i totally failed. >> i can't hear anything. stuart: oh, we can't hear the question. i will thank you formally for you being with us, jason. hope to see you again when we hear all the pearls of wisdom. do well with that. ash

last night seahawks defensive end michael bennet sat on the bench with a towel on his head as the rest down on saturday night and ate a banana instead of honoring his country. tom cruise's mission incomplete. super star tries and fails at his on stunts. this tmz exclusive video shows cruise crashing into a building while filming mission impossible 6 in london. the actor seen limping after the jump no. word on the extent of his injuries. the 55-year-old is known for doing his own action stunts for movies. that's a look at your headlines on this monday. i will send it back to you. pete: just lost a step. abby: i think it looks pretty cool. can you brag about that. people say does he actually do his stunts? steve: actually producers of this movie say in this movie he will perform the biggest stunt in a movie by himself. he t. looks like boom. crashes. that's how you break five ribsz. pete: or a shin. abby: did they always film the biggest stunt because now i'm worried they can't finish it. steve: i get a feeling it's in the can, film can as they say. abby: could it be more beautiful acros

pete: well, that is a shot of seattle seahawks defensive end michael bennet sitting during the nationalit with everything that's been going on the last couple of months i wanted to be able to use my platform to be able to continuously speak on injustice. he is also sitting there eating a banana while doing that. pete: that was other guy. marshon lynch with the oakland raiders. he sat on a cooler. it's interesting because this has been bubbling up ever since collin kaepernick last year. we were talking with some the producers during the commercial time-out and apparently over the last year a lot of people just don't watch as many football games. apparently 23% of those responded said they are watching fewer football games and of those 23%, about a quarter of them said it's because of the national anthem protest. pete: that's right, ratings went down last year because they want to turn on the television and be entertained obviously by a great game. truly american sport. but they also want the patriotism we see before the game is something that brings us together in a moment where you want

michael bennet sitting for the star-spangled banner for the second straight game.ontinues across america with more and more monuments being removed daily. where do we draw the line? steve: here with reaction is fox news contributor rachel campos duffy joins us on the curvey couch. good morning to you. >> thanks for having me this morning. steve: that's the question that the president said you know a couple days ago. they wanted to change the name of robert lee park down there in charlesville and now they have to emancipation park. where does it end? does it end with washington? jefferson? where? >> i think it's such an interesting question. i wrote a piece for foxnews.com about how i'm talking to my kids about this. i have 8 kids. they have so many questions. as we talked about, abby, it's been a really difficult week. kids are seeing the news and seeing the things flash across the screen and they have a lot of questions. abby: what do you say to them that's a good point. for us aadults, only imagine having to talk to 8 of your kids about what is going on. >> i tho

bennet: thanks, bill. announcer: new york times photographer doug mills tweeted a picture with this headline. former white house communications director anthony scaramucci seen in the oval office as president trump meets with new chief of staff general kelly. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders was asked about mr. scaramucci's departure during monday's white house briefing. >> [crowd chatter] >> what happened? >> how long will you yell? >> does anthony scaramucci have a role besides communications director? and can you talk a little about the circumstances this morning? sec. sanders: he does not have a role at this time. we put out a statement earlier announcing that. not at this time. >> did general kelly asked him

do need to take a moment to thank the chairman, senator alexander of tennessee, obviously senator bennet, but also the pediatric cancer community, organizations like live like bella foundation in my hometown miami, lambs for life, the alliance for children's ask, st. jude's, st. baldric, nemore's cancer hospital, the american cancer society, so many others. they all came together to the table to address this important issue in a way that would not limit future innovation for cancer treatment. it's taken over a year and a half to reach this point. and i'm grateful to all of them for their participation. because we would not be standing here today giving this speech out it. -- without it. suffice it to say that tragically many of my colleagues in congress here and the senate, but also across the country, have been affected by childhood cancer. whether you're fighting cancer yourself or it's your child, your sister, your brother, cousin, friend, i want to make one thing clear -- you're loan in your struggle. i would venture to say that i do not know anyone who has not been impacted by pedia

bennet: she didn't want to get into the details of how this went down today. the statement the white house put out from her office did,

bennet: the f.d.a. saw that gap and they asked us to close it. that's precisely what the race for children's act will do. for the first time in the country's history, it would require drug companies to study the potential of promising adult cancer treatments for children closing this gap in the law and opening the door to promising new treatments for children in need. before this bill thousands of kids in america will have access to cutting edge treatments and precision medicines that could have made the difference in their struggle against cancer. dug my time in the senate i've seen the anguish of too many parents who learned not only that their child has cancer but that they have little or no option for treatment. this bill will give them more options. it will give them more hope. for delaney from grand junction, colorado, this bill could have been life saving. she battled cancer for over five years but passed away a year ago when she was out of treatment options. i'd like to dedicate our work on this bill to her and to all the kids who are bra

thank also my colleague senator gardner, senator lee, senator cotton, senator mccaskill and senator bennet for joining me on this resolution. i look forward to working with them on its swift passage. mr. president, i yield back. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from virginia. mr. warner: plant, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on the judiciary be discharged from further consideration of s. res. 222 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 222, designating july 26, 2017, as united states intelligence professionals day. the presiding officer: without objection, the committee is discharged and the senate will proceed. mr. warner: i further ask that the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with intervening action o-- with nointervening a. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. warner: mr. president, for several years now i've regularly come to this floor to publicly acknowledg