>> eboni: you aren't muddy for blasio? no, you know what...his was horribly played by the mayor by any measure. to me, it's more horrible and egregious than last week, we all know in new york city, a mess of a transit system, derailments every other day, like it's not even happening, goes to the gym in park slope. i'm not really certain what he thinks his role is other than to leave the city of new york and be there to raise morale. we know that a cadet graduated today. he wasn't there either. >> eric: when he 400 men and women. >> kat: listen to de blasio talk to complain, he loves to dismiss them. it's almost as if he forgets that's actually his police force. it's not like he's some dude with a blog about the issue. he's the mayor of new york city and they are the nypd. this is not a way to any manager of anything should behave. could you imagine, i mean, not working with them, not being there when there is a tragedy that takes place. a manager at mcdonald's couldn't behave this way. we have the mayor of new york city. everyone is right to b

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law enforcement doesn't like de blasio. >> kat: it's not hard to see why not.be surprised, if they do the turning the back thing, if he acts like a victim over that, i'm going to laugh in his face and tell him to shut up trade you can't behave that way and show it's such a low priority to you and then be surprised. it's not just the nypd. it is your nypd. you are supposed to lead it. you are not just some dude. you are the one guy who was the most power to make changes but you have to engage. you can't run away. >> eric: katrina, i don't know, the juxtaposition of donald trump promoting western values and bill de blasio over there trashing western values. >> katrina: my heart breaks for officer familia's family. words can't describe how disgusted i was when i heard about this, knowing someone like a leader in donald trump who really puts law enforcement on a pedestal. at the end of the day when something goes wrong, who do you call? it's unfortunate that in his own city he opted to go on a trip, taxpayer dollars may be? >> eric: no, not taxpayer dollars but cer

new yorkers will, new york city mayor bill de blasio. the mayor of new york city is actually skipping an nypd swearing-in ceremony, comes days after an officer was assassinated on the job, to go out in protest in hamburg, germany. that is judgment for you, right. i want to go to blake burman in hamburg, germany for the very latest on the president's meeting with vladmir putin. of course i was just explaining to our viewers there, blake, rex tillerson is out briefing reporters. fill us in. reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson gave two pretty big pieces of news coming out of this briefing. the secretary of state confirmed that the united states and russia agreed along with georgia in the south western part of syria a cease-fire to begin this weekend according to initial reports. the secretary of state holding this up a way potential potentially the united states and syria can work inside of syria going forward. number two, what you mentioned as well, with tillerson saying that the president in their meeting with russian president vla

new york city mayor bill de blasio. the way to germany to join in on the action while skipping a ceremony dedicated to a murdered nypd officer here at home. joining me with more on all of it, fox business senior correspondent, charlie gasparino, who i would argue is no fan of mayor de blasio. >> i'm responsible for his moniker comrade bill de blasio in my columns in "the new york post." i will say this. i don't believe he is out there egging on protests. he is not sitting there going, let's burn you stuff, right? trish: he is participating, basically giving his blessings not being part of it. >> i don't know if he is actually doing that,, bill de blasio being there. he is there as a representative of the progressive left in this country. talking politics. i can't imagine bill de blasio is advocating violence. as a matter of fact i know that -- trish: i will challenge you on that. if you go there, give a speech to these guys to encourage them. >> who did he give a speech to? trish: some. protesters. he has anti-capitalis

reporter: well, bill, new york city's mayor, bill de blasio, has new flon light up the city.has already noticed that or thrown his hat into the race. >> hi, i want to be new york's first nighttime lay mayor where were report the city that never sleeps, more look the city that is taking a nap. he might have a point. research shows that 2% of music venues have closed over the past 15 years. mayo says adding a nightlife ams about door to it helps that decline. someone to ac as liaison in the city government in bars and clubs and mr. demar, who is a local businessman but previously known as during the revs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ perfect man for the job. >> we done get on top of this and work together, and bring the people in table, that means musicians, the bar owner, the rest reason owner, the club owners. it has everyone together to try to feg gur out what is growing in new york instead of shinging it. we have a problem. >> he announced this last mop saying affected. it comes as far as the mayor's $1 billion plan and $1-00,000 jobs. he reached out to the hi you're office for more look the

de blasio's departure on a day after an nypd officer miosotis familia was murdered. joining me is mayoral candidate nicole maliatakis, we also have adrianna cohen. nicole, assemblywoman, pardon me, i was talking to steve forbes about you because i was saying what is the alternative to bill de blasio in the city. he left as we were mourning this office who was a mother of twins, 12 years old. she was shot in cold blood, assassinated. there's a swearing in ceremony, a million things he has to do and jets off to stand on the side of people who are -- and look at these pictures, who are rioting, they're throwing rocks and bottles at law enforcement? i mean you have a real opportunity here but have to make the most of it. how are you going to do that? >> this mayor is absolutely outrageous in every level when you look at what's happening from the homeless crisis which street homelessness is up 40% to the disasters of the subway system is. we are seeing tremendous amount of delays, 70,000 on the subway system. he issued a statement for the 34 individuals who are injured. h

my mind, what's interesting here is that de blasio went.as surprised that he would be going to germany. he missed not only the whole upset in new york over the shooting of the officer, but also the swearing in of some officers here, a new of recruits. so i was just surprised that the reason he went was to join the protest. he could be anti-trump and all, that's a major part. >> laura: most of these protesters don't have jobs. >> he's a politician pair that's what he is. >> laura: i'm just glad they had the water cannons because by the looks of some of these people, they haven't showered in months. get a little soap on them as well. >> don't make the mistake that is in a job for some of these protesters. some people are getting some payment. >> laura: of course de blasio's going over there pretty believe that i.d. cards and scented benefits for people who are there illegally. the century city. so much of europe is now sanctuary continent. >> it's a recruiting trip. he wants everyone to come back. >> laura: handing out i.d. cards there. he wa

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and de blasio under fire for getting involved in the protest in europe. more coming up on "hannity" ." >> laura: welcome back to "hannity." one of the left's favorite activists is calling for a against president trump. she was at the national islamic convention in chicago. >> there is hope that we can stand up to those who oppress our communities in the form of. that we are struggling against tyrants and rulers not only abroad, but here in these united states in america where you have fascists and white supremacists. our number one priority is to protect our communities. and not assimilate. our top priority is to please the god. >> laura: she was quoted as being a champion of change. we have some guests to weigh in. it's great to see both of you. wow, for her to say that our goal is not to assimilate. we don't answer to any push for assimilation. we answer to our religion. for most americans, that means something else. do you defendant what she said about this president and this country? >> that word is mentioned in religious books. she knows what this wo

she came across in life. >> when mayor de blasio first speaking at funeral, many officers in the sea of blue, turned their backs on him. >> a personal decision on each police officer. >> wha what did you think? >> we had just come off -- >> were you there. >> i was. >> did you turn your back. >> i did, he was inciting anger and hostility for no reason, he spoke at officer wen lee fu funl that is disrespectful. >> he said he was not speaking on behalf of san francisco police department, these were his own feelings, i saw a man, holding a blue lives matter poster with his kids. >> people see me, they know who i am, i tell them. if something happened right now, who are you going to call. >> as a parent, there are things that calvin would never want to see. >> if you want to know how to reporhowrespect cops, take a pa. >> thank you for your service. >> follow me on twitter, and follow the show @chasing news. >> a great night of chasing news, thanks for watching, i want to thank our special guest, iconic, new york television legend, mike schneider for joining us tonight. we'll see you tom

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bill de blasio when was married, honeymooned in cuba. when he was, college student in the '80s, he helped out san today -- sandinistas, the communist regime in el salavador. he has never repudiated his leftest marxist past. to see him go give aid and comfort -- i'm not sure that is what he is doing there. trish: he will protest. >> this is further proof that, that these protesters, i get a lot of stuff on twitter, these aren't communists. these are anti-globalists. i got news for you, these guys have nothing in common with steve bannon. have nothing in common. trish: roll the tape. see what is happening over there. >> look a lot of red. trish: these folks, are not just everyday protesters? these are anti-capitalists but actually communists. >> they're communists. listen -- trish: want to see a different

in any event where de blasio is the keynote speaker is terrible. his son is studying abroad in germany. and he happens to make a trip over there. what he did was, he didn't want to pay for it. he killed two birds with one stone. it's terrible timing, the guy our steps in it. the subways don't run, the trains are all broken. his homeless people everywhere. nypd officers turning their backs to him. and they don't have anybody running against him. >> juan: what are you going to do a second term, just flip out. >> greg: there was a 30% turnout. >> juan: i had, a liberal activist called for against the trump administration. we will let you decide, coming up next. >> dana: yesterday we told you about a liberal activist that called for against the trump administration. >> i hope that we stand up to those who oppress our communities, that we can stand up to tyrants and rulers not only abroad, but in the united states of america where you have fascists in the white house. >> lisa: her words were pretty clear. she told a newspaper that she wasn't talking abo

carsz about bill de blasio. this event, big protest event in hamburg, germany. >> i'm sure that's good for his fundraising and international profile for his soon to be presidential run. there is a dead cop who is going to be laid to rest and hero. they deserve leadership. brian: we appreciate you joining us. >> new digs are nice. brian: meanwhile, speaking of new, here is jillian providing new headlines for us. jillian: good morning to you guys and to you at home as well. a protester behind bars accused of making a sick threat against a republican lawmaker. police in arizona say mark pichard vowed to get better aim than the baseball shooter. that threat made outside of jeff flake's office. his arrest comes as steve scalise hurt in the baseball shooting is back in the hospital in serious condition. moved to the icu over concerns about an infection. a major win overnight for the trump administration vowing to make america safe. a federal judge in hawaii ruling the travel ban from six muslim majority countries will

de blasio has turned his back on police officers ever since day one.t, we recognize that, but i will say this, liz. we still, meaning law enforcement, we go out there each and every day, we protect de blasio and george lopez and everybody else that wants to turn their backs on cops. liz: we love having you go on the show. and thank you for your service. >> thank you. liz: seattle passing an income tax on the upper brackets, including small businesses that creates the jobs that pay the taxes for these politicians. now, this controversial measure, which was passed unanimously, it would levy a two and a quarter percent on individuals making $250,000 a year or couples making $500,000 or more. also businesses could get hit. it's expected to hit a legal challenge. next up, we have movement activist and bernie sanders supporter. first called for jihad against president trump. now she's saying she's the victim of her own words when criticized. we're bringing in american for democracy president dr. judy jasser. hear his take on linda. that's next. don't go away

in any event where de blasio is the keynote speaker is terrible.is son is studying abroad in germany. and he happens to make a trip over there. what he did was, he didn't want to pay for it. he killed two birds with one stone. it's terrible timing, the guy our steps in it. the subways don't run, the trains are all broken. his homeless people everywhere. nypd officers turning their backs to him. and they don't have anybody running against him. >> juan: what are you going to do a second term, just flip out. >> greg: there was a 30% turnout. >> juan: i had, a liberal activist called for against the trump administration. we will let you decide, coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ could save money on car insurance.nce you know, the kind of driver who always buckles up... comes to a complete stop... and looks both ways, no matter what. because esurance believes that's the kind of driver who deserves to save money on car insurance. in fact, safe drivers who switch from geico to esurance could save hundreds. so if you switch to esurance, saving is a pretty safe be

many of them, hundreds of them turned their backs on mayor de blasio.es that say to the chief executive officer of the town? ainsley: yeah, we had pat on yesterday saying did they feel like the mayor would rather be in germany than here in new york remembering this police officer? and they're saying he should have been here and been with the family. brian: he has led chaos in this city compared to where it was. he does not care about the cops, and he doesn't care about their votes. for some reason, he believes he's impervious, and he's getting another four years. meanwhile, the police commissioner was emotional, does care about the people who work for him, and you're going to hear from him and the victim's daughters right now. >> the demonstrations for this single mom who cared for her elderly mom and her own three children. >> i can find solace on the in it fact that on the night of july 4th, when i saw her before she left to go to work, she came into my doorway, and she said i love you. i'm going to work now. and she came, and she gave me a hug. she g

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in the police, de blasio actually praised german police while he was over there.igil for this police officer, leading to a ton of criticism on social media. he has been facing a firestorm for a couple days now. brian on twitter said he had the responsibility as mayor to show respect to that officer. he is a disgrace and i hope is he voted out of office. pam on social media chimes in saying is he a piece of work. liberalism #disgrace and nic also says still confuse you had as to why the mayor of new york city had to visit g-20. maybe it's for fun to go to germany. his son was over there. but, you know, a lot of people says he had a responsibility to be at home in the wake of this terrible treating. heather: why officers turn their back on him. rob: after names like bloomberg and giuliani not even partisan way it's embarrassing the situation with our mayor. best of the weekend. >> shot of the morning. the moment everybody is still talking about. the president boards marine one. and it appears to be a very windy day. he helps the marine with his hat. it flies off his

she will try to take on mayor de blasio.e is what she said. >> he is playing new york city voters for fools, thinking they will not pay attention and they will just vote for him because he has a democratic label next to his name. that is not going to happen in november. melissa: a lot of people think it is going to happen though. what do you think? what are you hearing? >> well certainly he might have made a big blunder here. i usually don't talk about politics too much but this is something where i think a couple of the candidates can seize this opportunity. the law and order part of it is important aspect of it. they can't talk about the crime because crime is down in new york city but they can talk about the disrespect to city workers including the police department. we had precincts with legionnaire's disease. precincts with no parking they want to to to tow their cars. they want to you do cpr, courtesy, professionalism, respect and treat you unfairly. melissa: joseph, thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank

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please someone challenged de blasio. we don't have a mayor. maybe that's a good thing. >> kimberly: in his sweeping address, the president asked that the fundamental question of our time. does the west have the will to defend civilization? next on "the >> every foot of ground and every last inch of civilization is worth defending with your life. our own fight for the west does not begin on the battlefield. it begins with our minds, our wills, our souls. our freedom, our civilization and our survival depends on these bonds of history. culture. memory. today, as ever, poland is in our heart and its people are in that fight. just as poland cannot be broken, i declare today for the world to hear that the west will never, ever be broken. our values will prevail. our people will thrive. and our civilization will triumph. >> greg: when i listen to this speech, i keep thinking what does a typical social justice warrior here? all this stuff about civilization, the west, freedom, is everything the modern left despises and that part about defending with

we know where it started and what administration, bill de blasio should be thrown out. >> juan: jesseact, there was some young kid playing nwa's blank the police. i get people would say look at all the police officers cleared in the shooting of people, the casteel case. it's hard for police -- any police to get convicted of killing someone unarmed. >> jesse: yes, you would never want to blast that song at a funeral. it's on excusable. >> kimberly: it's part of the ferguson effect. >> jesse: real, average americans are trying to take care of their families, going to work. they have commitments. there is a silent majority out there. at the silent majority that talks to their friends, neighbors, families about something like this. and then they talk at the ballot box and i think that's what counts. the silent majority make their voices heard. the young people, black lives matter, the open borders activists -- those people are going to get out there because they don't have a lot to do. they don't have jobs or a lot going on. that's when you see the hatred and animosity. they don't have th

does de blasio realize this or care? no. spokesman dismissed the whole thing as a stand, something is bogus in new york and it's not the cops. that's it for us tonight from washington. we are here every night at 8:00. "the five" is next. >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." tonight, new reaction from president trump with the firestorm surrounded around his son and russia. he only learned about the controversial sit down a couple of days ago and doesn't blame his son for holding the meeting. saying many people would have. democrats want the

de blasio is anti-cop, he's always been anti-cop. knows that, and i bet a lot of the cops at the ceremony yesterday were happy he didn't bother showing up. it is so hard fors too their jobs today, and it's because of the anti-police environment that has been create by politicians like de blasio and president obama. ashley: e. mac, you that a clarification on this story. >> yeah, i was wrong, i made a mistake. i said that the officer was african-american, she's of dominican descent. so my apologies to her family and to the viewers. the sister of the slain officer -- by the way, mother of three and former red cross worker -- the sister is saying that the mayor, de blasio, needs too more to protect new york's finest. she's saying, adriana sanchez, he has too something for this madness the stop. they need to protect police officers. they should be putting bulletproof window glass in all of the nypd police vehicles. remember the two cops who were shot in 2014 in brooklyn? the mayor has been saying, yes, we are planning to do it. but this

person who was expected to be joining those protests on saturday, the new york city mayor bill de blasio according to his public schedule he will be coming here to germany in a couple of days. back to you, guys, in new york. lauren: amid another trail derailment in new york. blake berman, thank you for the report. cheryl: as tensions continue to rise with north korea, defense secretary jim mattis says that he doesn't believe the u.s. and the north are closer to war. >> diplomacy has not failed. it is our self-restraint that's prevented war, any kind of effort by north korea to start a war would lead to severe consequences. cheryl: well, this comes after north korea successfully test fired first intercontinental ballistic missile earlier this week. meanwhile in the speech ahead of g20, south korean moon jae-in is willing to meet with kim jong un at any place. lauren: u.s. district judge denying an emergency motion filed by hawaii to expand the exceptions to trump's executive orderer banning travel from the u.s. and six muslim countries. the supreme court rules last month that only those w

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you had mayor bill de blasio there, he was very well received. and i think he made a point of showing the solidarity between new yorkers and the folks here in hamburg. they have had a very, very tough time here with the summit. of course the disruptions that have been happening to daily life here as well as the g20 is wrapping up. guys? >> fred pleitgen, we appreciate it, thank you. >>> it's been a full day on president trump's agenda already as he navigates policy among the world leaders here. i want to talk to you about what you may have missed thus far this morning. >> most of the leaders at the g20 summit appear to be at an impasse over trade and climate change. just moments ago we heard from german chancellor angela merkel. she spoke about how crucial the paris climate deal is. watch? >> the one crucial issue was climate and energy. and what came out of this meeting was what i had already said at the beginning of this meeting, wherever there is no consensus that can be achieved, disagreement has to be made clear. you are familiar with the am

but it's because of the cuomo, de blasio, the liberal agenda. job -- stuart: you're a youngster. you want to get your first foot on the running of the ladder -- >> if you don't have a job, $100 an hour doesn't help you, right? stuart: well said. you don't just run restaurants, you do all kinds of -- including trade -- oil. >> yes, sir. stuart: you're big in the oil patch. >> not trading, we have an oil services company that supports rigs in the basins right now. stuart: so what do you make of this story in barron's magazine where they're suggesting $60 a barrel for oil by the end of the year. i don't think there's a chance of that happening. what say you eau though? >> well, you know, the reality is we've been lifting rigs, there's probably three times as many rigs up and running now as there were this time last year, just the opposite inversion of where i am with labor. rigs have been coming -- stuart: really? >> yeah. we can lift oil in the united states out of the basins now for about $25 a barrel. we can lift oil. so anything over, say, $35

. >> miss, bill de blasio, taking us straight back to the 70s. i don't mean that in a good way.k that homelessness in new york is up almost 40%. the highest rate in more than 12 years. so while our trains are derailing and we've got public urination in the streets and the homeless everywhere, where is bill de blasio? he's off to germany to protest the g 20. >> all right. i hope he stays there. kim? >> so paul, as many people have watched, europe has had this growing problem with sexual assault at a lot of its concerts that it is having. this is nonetheless a miss to sweden that decided the organizers of its biggest music festival have decided that the way to answer this is to have a man-free concert series going forward. men will simply not be allowed to attend. there has to be some better way of dealing with sexual assault, maybe policing or something, than banning have of humanity from listening to good music. [laughter] >> all right. bill? >> this may be a first, but a hit for harvard law school for announcing the new scalia professor ship of law. a spokesman for the family s

very small bathroom, has the councilman outraged and pointing fingers at the city and mayor bill de blasioew york post" he's quoted saying the buck stops with the administration, and at the end of the day, if the administration really made this their priority, they could figure out a way to cut the red tape. i reached out to the city parks and recreation department and have yet to hear back anything. >> i am totally in favor of public restrooms in parks. i think it's a great way to spend taxpayer dollars. but, there's a but, there's a but. how do you justify it? you could renovate and put a bathroom in any home or building for less than $20,000. it is a disgrace. only government could screw that up that badly. >> really? $2 million? i'm not impressed. >> time sheets today? >> time sheets. >> wait, hold on, hold on. all right. >> guys, the fallout in lakewood, new jersey, continues in a massive fraud case that's going on. last week i brought you 14 people that were arrested for over a million dollars taken from welfare programs and section eight housing from members of the jewish committee

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nypd officer killed in line of duty, some officers took a stand against new york city mayor bill de blasio. we will bring you the pictures. dozens of strangers formed human chain to save a family pulled into the water. take a look at this. we will bring you the story, really emotional there as well. the most stolen car's list, not luxury brand. find out if your car is on top of the list. all the stories coming up this morning and joining me to talk about it fox news contributor rachel duffy campos and mike murphy. great to see you. >> good morning, i will try to follow up in the seat. that's what jason has. maria: this is the kevin in the house. exactly. janet yellen heading to the hill and tomorrow in front of the senate, we will speak with one to have members of the committee today to find out bheas most important. kevin: specially deregulatory environment that this administration is taking specially when it comes to banks, it's going to be pretty telling what comes out of janet yellen and her thoughts because rumors are spurring that gary cohn may replace. >> bank earnings coming very s

i know about, i think the blog blasio has increased pensions. i'm interested to hear about what his budge budget practices are, but i can't speak to them. to what extent did mayor koch 's policies move new york down the path you described? did he have a lot of agency or was he a victim of having to leave things to the bankers and things operating at the state and federal level. ms. phillips-fein: koch had a lot of agency. in some ways, what koch does, in contrast to beam, who always, there was always some sense in which beam, even after he more or less got on board with the program, there was this history of tension. essentially ask for the resignation of some of his close associates. these different incutives, new deputy mayors his administration. there was always this tension between team and the broader business community and the control board. ofh really ran on a program austerity for the city, and more than that, coming out of the work was a sense of koch's hostility in particular to protesters, people who objected to the closure or cutback

new york city mayor de blasio announced this summer that close records island america's most no worries and brutal prison but after he revealed the timetable of a decade minimum for closure it sounded less like an announcement and more of a wish that records will turn its own you know like it's big brother roosevelt island why can't you be more like roosevelt good spread. makes that. struck central that you. see your brother. always with the abuse that ten thousand new yorkers jailed at rikers eighty nine percent of which are black or latino suffer a deep seated culture of violence assaults from inmates and guards who have been found to use excessive force and countless department of justice and news investigation like this year the d.o.j. charged a writer's island guard with beating and kept in maine and stabbings and slashings are still on the rise despite millions of dollars spent these conditions are so brutal that after its eight months stay at rikers lil wayne. wrote a book in gone so much he said even considered converting to christianity while in rikers and started to think mayb

in new york city mayor bill de blasio is warning people they will see a strong police presence along with blocker vehicles and sand trucks to protect the city during their holiday celebrations. the blocker vehicles will prevent an attack like the one in nice, france that killed be more than 85 people. police in washington, d.c. also say they are prepared as well. they expect hundreds of thousands of people to watch fireworks at the national mall. >> we'll be prepared. we don't talk about that specifically because people who may want to do harm to the district of columbia are also listening. >> police are relying on members of the public to alert them to any suspicious behavior. they're telling people to go and have fun with your families, but if you see something out of place say something. >>> bay area police agencies are prepared for a fireworks crackdown and they are hoping the public could help them catch violators with a new app. ktvu azenith smith has a report on what this app can do to help police. >> reporter: this is cell phone video of fireworks going off. she says the area

. >> reporter: where mayor de blasio said she was shot while doing a job she loved. >> she was on duty, serving this city, protecting people. >> reporter: the nypd released a picture of the gun allegedly used in the shooting and called on the public for help. >> we can't do it by ourselves. we need each and every one of your help. we need the media's help. we need the folks on the street corner, the people in the apartments. we always need your help to watch our backs as we watch yours. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news, bonds was out on parole for a robbery in syracuse. an innocent bystander was injured in the shootout but is reported to be in stable condition. don dahler, cbs news, the bronx, new york. >>> a former 49er quarterback colin kaepernick, is he moving away from football? coming up, a video and comments he posted to twitter that have willie brown calling him absolutely unemployable. >> plus, cyber criminals are wreaking havoc on computers worldwide. well, now scammers are playing copycat preying on fears. what you should do if this pops up on your screen! >> and we showed