his own son served and don't forget, colin powell and joe biden go back a long way to when colin powell worked for bush for president bush and biden was chairman of the senate foreign relations committee. they have a long relationship. it's not a surprised he's endorsed biden but having him speak at this convention is a very big deal when you see the other republicans who spoke last night. it a continuation of that reach out. >> david, does it alienate more liberal voters to have so many republicans reaching out to independents? >> you know, this is a danger that -- this is a balancing act for joe biden and for this convention but the fact of the matter is these elections are not owon that way. they are won by expanding your base and creating a comfort level of permission structure for independents, for republicans, for more conservative democrats to cross over. colin powell is like the gold standard for the military. he's an iconic figure in american history to have his endorsement and have his words on screen very important for biden not just for the implicit attack on trump but for t

colin powell as a puppet of the establishment. he has also tweeted about one reason so ago that the why we have more cases, more coronavirus cases is because we have more testing. thes a familiar defense president has employed in recent months as cases have resurged in the u.s.. , he has been on this counter programming tour, if you will. visiting swing states to try to quell some of the attention the democrats are getting this week. david: we have a rollcall call vote going on. we expect this to be orchestrated so delaware puts it over the top. mario, we are seeing some republicans. last night, we saw john kasich. tonight, we are seeing colin powell. a brief appearance by the late john mccain as well. the republicans, particular the trump campaign worried about taking away some republicans from their base? mario: it's an important counter move on the part of biden because the trump campaign has been trying to portray biden as a vessel or a puppet of the most radical parts, the most extreme parts of the party. they are trying to p

hey, colin how are you, buddy >> hey, good how are you, seth? >> seth: good.. this is the house that you filmed your three "weekend update," your quarantine editions of "weekend update," correct? >> that's correct, yes >> seth: obviously, we both have friends who are very kind with their gifts. you sent me a photo of what your co-anchor michael che sent you for your birthday. >> yeah. it was really a photo i could only send to fellow comedy writers. michael che sent me a box on my birthday and the card that came with the box said, "dress for the job you want." and then i open the box and it was a police uniform, a police officer's uniform with a republican national convention badge on it. and i opened it and i was like, i don't -- i laughed so hard for like two minutes straight and then had no idea what to do with it and my friends were like, "you should take one -- might as well just take one picture in it. i was like, "that is the worst advice." like, "oh, yeah, what could go wrong with one picture of you in it?" [ laughter ] >> seth: what i love the most ab

which was also something colin powell was saying. but he flipped it around to saying, you can trust joe biden. she said basically this president cannot be trusted to look out for the best interests of our country. we've heard that time and time again. but i do think it merits repeating and it merits fleshing out further. this president had paul manafort as a close adviser for his campaign. we now know, the senate intelligence committee put out a bipartisan report which lays out that his very close associate was a russian intelligence operative. it's not a far step to say paul manafort himself was acting as an operative for the russian government, and the president has not to this day disowned him. >> paul? >> colin powell is the guy who helped lie us into the iraq war. this is not a guy that most democrats view with a ton of esteem or is the person you want to put forward on integrity or trust. i think again it was a missed opportunity. cindy mccain was an opportunity. they had her narrated a video about biden's relationship with joh

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and now this is foreign policy with colin powell that it is okay to be for joe biden.to just not like trump and write in your mother-in-law, but it's okay to cross over and to vote for a democrat because of the situation we find ourselves in. >> david, quickly to circle back to you on aoc, do you think there's a feeling among the biden camp that it was a missed opportunity? >> i don't get that sense. aoc obviously was a big bernie sanders supporter, and we are going to see the roll call vote happen, another sort of unity play today where both bernie sanders and joe biden are put into the nomination. the roll call moves forward. we expect to see bernie sanders accumulate his delegates. and that is a good role for alexandria ocasio-cortez to be a part of that. it brings that wing of the party into the unity piece of this. but i do think broader than just aoc, erin, i do think this notion that governor kasich is talking about touch every base, as the campaign is emphasizing the outreach to republicans and permission for republicans to come on over with value day tors like

and meg whitman and colin powell.hat you see the biden campaign making a conservative evidence is to rein in the republicans and what republicans call a permission slip to vote for joe biden, to vote against their party tours choose country over partisan or ideological attachments. that being said, you know, there was a lot of drama within the party, especially on the progressive side, about some of these republican speakers. you know, questions about how you could have someone who is a proponent of the iraq war take such a prime time slot and get more speaking time than somebody like alexandria ocasio-cortez, the future of the democratic party. >> yeah. i want to turn back now to the senate bipartisan report on interference in the 2016 election. so, one of the main take a whats fr takeaways from the whole thing, in this report, it is stated that the trump campaign, it seems, eagerly embraced russia's help in the 2016 election. what stood out to you, in this report? >> well, i think the most important thing that lawma

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before that, colin powell, it's important to point out that colin powell has endorsed democrats for theycles. 2008, 2012, including john mccain, 2016, and now 2020. >> martha: one of the things that come to mind when you watch the last few minutes and put together last night, you had john kasich last night, a group of republicans, you have colin powell, you have this svideo of john mccain talking about his friendship with joe biden and i want to bring in brit hume because obviously that speaks to their argument that he works across the aisle. on the other hand, you had almost a third of the delegates going to bernie sanders. you have a lot of progressives in the party who maybe aren't that enthusiastic when they watch some of these speeches tonight, brit. >> the truth about joe biden is a very nice guy on a personal basis and he's not mean-spirited and he's never been really terribly partisan in his conduct as a senator. the stories thatte you hear abot him reaching across the aisle, working with john mccain and others, all have a ray of truth because that's the kin kind of y he was. he

of course who can forget last week's powerful endorsement of joe biden by former secretary of state colin powell the gravity of this moment. greetings and sell you should use the united states president john f. kennedy famously stated ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country what makes this message this montreaux so vital is that it is true not just for a service working outside the halls of government but for those working inside those halls as well but quite frankly my friends as we have seen over and over and over and over again our elected leaders and government officials are no longer asking themselves what they can do for the country and they are instead asking what the country can do for them their party and their corporate lobbyists because if they did serve the country and not themselves then the epic water crisis that took place in flint michigan back in april 2014 would never and should never have ever happened only now after more than 6 long years the people of flint michigan are finally getting some restitution for having their drinking wa

we did hear national security -- not just colin powell.a sally yate, former attorney general, a blistering statement. it was one after the other. >> some served under president trump. brett mcgurt who ran the anti-ices coalition under obama, served urn president trump, and then resigned disgusted. i believe it was haafter presidt trump made the decision after talking to the president of turkey to abandon the kurds. you also saw masha yovanovitch who served as the ambassador to ukraine until she was removed. and there was an air force general and others. people who served with president trump. but they mainly were there to testify as to biden's strength. i think brett mcgurt said even though he was evempathetic and kind when keeling with enemies could be tough. >> marie yovanovitch, this is pretty notable. 34-year -- then came to a screeching halt. the fact that she would be willing to show up at a political event like this tells you a lot about how she feels. the trump administration has gone and what the direction of the country -- what d

colin powell is a respected figure.e has not resort -- endorsed a republican for president since 2004. he's part of this realignment that we talked about earlier. the republican party has weakened itself in the suburbs. they are going stronger in rural areas. the republican base has migrated from the country club to the country. let me just say. for aoc, democrats do not want to spotlight her on a night when they are trying to go after republican independent voters. she's a lightning rod. she inspires a lot of enthusiasm among some elements. when you are talking about swing voters, that's not her forte. she comes from a safe democratic district in new york city. she does not have to talk to independents or republicans to win. that's why they put her out to have a minute tonight. if you wanted to fire up the base, she does a better job of that. that was not the message tonight. >> your comment? >> i think that nomination speeches are typically not that long. trying to keep to the time limit so we can manage to fit everyt

>>> and nfl commissioner roger goodell's uncomfortable conversation about colin kaepernick "early today" starts right now >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera >> and i'm philip mena we begin with that breaking news another police involved shooting caught on camera we'll show you some of it now with a warning that the video may be disturbing. police were responding to a domestic incident, and a man identified by family members as 29-year-old jacob blake, opened a car door and appears he's shot multiple times we do not know what happened in the moments before that recording. blake was airlifted to a hospital in serious condition, but his father says he's now stable after surgery the wisconsin department of justice is investigating the shooting the video, which quickly went viral, has sparked protests. a large crowd first gathered where some people damaged police cars then protests formed outside the police station where they were met by officers in riot gear more cars were damaged and a dump truck set on fire the county declared an emergency curfew until 7:00 a.m. a reporter with our

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former secretary of state, republican colin powell is expected to endorse biden tonight. excitement, anticipation, anxiety, this is a crucial week for the democrats. >> and really a crucial night. the dnc continues now. we've been talking about it. in fact, let's take you there live. as we speak, former president bill clinton is addressing the democratic national convention. this is a virtual event. we should also note that we just heard from the convention's keynote address. this year, 17 rising stars of the democratic party were selected to deliver the speech. usually it's just one keynote speaker, but this time, 17 of their rising stars. long beach mayor robert garcia among them. >> and you know what? you deserve more than the constant chaos that donald trump delivers. >> later this evening, just a short while in fact, we're going to hear from former secretary of state colin powell, a republican. we mentioned a minute ago he's expected to endorse joe biden. we should note he's also endorsed barack obama, hillary clinton, so this is not the first time colin powell is cr

this is beyond just colin kaepernick.s is about these players having very personal experiences with police violence. >> i want you to take a listen to some of what the president's son-in-law and advisers jared kushn kushner and marc short has to say. take a listen. >> i don't know that you can see the administration weigh in one way or the other. in my mind, about sushd. >> i think the nba players are fortunate they have the financial position where they're able to take a night off from work without having to have the consequences to themselves financially. >> what's your reaction, jamel? >> well i just think it's really interesting that jared kushner wants to pull the card about somebody being deserving or having the luxury. guess what we'll also don't have? luxury of your father-in-law being president and you being put in positions on which you have shown you are wholly unqualified for. donald trump ran on the entire campaign that america wasn't good and according to him at least he has plenty of money. donald trump is

as you mentioned, what a difference four years can make, given how blackballed colin kaepernick was for his stance in just taking a knee. how much longevity do you think this movement has as far as other teams coming forward and embracing similar statements? >> what's going to continue to happen is that more of these moments are going to happen, more of these killings are going to happen, more tragedies are going to happen in communities until real systemic change, until accountability actually occurs. you know, there have been, you know, kaepernick to now so many folks standing up. i couldn't have this conversation without talking about the work of the wnba and the women basketball players who stood up and have been so powerful on these issues and have sacrificed, many of them taking time off the league, out of the league to engage and work directly on social justice movements, athletes setting up foundations and other things. and so the fact of the matter is every couple of years we hear, has the movement lost steam? the movement isn't about just people standing up and raising their v

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what would that have been like to see colin powell address the democrats in milwaukee?evin: it likely would have had cross over time where they would have shared the stage. it would have been such a historic interaction. i think as we dissect these virtual conventions, we are going to have to really see, do the two former secretaries of state speeches pack the same political punch that they would have had in a convention hall? for former secretary of state colin powell, here is someone who knows something or to about important speeches. he addressed the bob dole convention in 1996, and he was booed. why? because he supported abortion rights and affirmative action. so you have this history, you have the pageantry that comes with the convention, and honestly, i think it is largely missing from these conventions. ask this been dying to question. in your 27 hour workday, i can't get in to ask you. what are the lessons the republicans are learning from this two day extravaganza? kevin: i think michelle obama's speech really played to the medium, and i think when i talked to

fourth wave was colin kaepernick.th wave was framed up by entire teams becoming involved in this situation. and this was set in motion, i could see this coming in 2014, when the university of missouri, black football players threatened a boycott, not just a protest, they threatened a boycott unless the students' demands that the president be fired and so forth, that the students had been battling for two years, was recognized and honored. three days after the football players sent out that statement on social media, the president resigned, soon followed by the chancellor and ultimately the football coach. at the end of it, it was clear to me that this was a new wave of athlete activism that was already on the political horizon. once you get teams involved with boycotts, they're sending a message, not like protests which are simply making a statement. then comes the strategic challenge of, what are you going to do next, what are next steps. >> we're going to have that conversation, dr. edwards. i can talk to you about

. >> that, of course, was the longtime republican and former secretary of state colin powell officially backing the biden-harris ticket. last night information president bill clinton gave biden a political boost and biden's wife dr. jill biden assured voters that biden can heal a divided nation. we get more now from cnn's jeff zeleny in wilmington. >> reporter: the second night of the democratic national convention settled under the virtual convention mode in a much easier way. some of the old school methods, the roll call vote, for example, really came to life on the screen in ways that they had not in years before. democratic officials expressed to me afterwards, really excitement about this. seeing it come to life on social media on twitter, even engagement, just watching the state by state roll call. largely this is a proforma exercise that's happened inside the convention wall. because of the realities of the pandemic it was taken outside the hall and showed tapestry of america, americans that are indeed democrats will vote for joe biden. so that was viewed by democratic officials

meg whitman and as i mentioned before the progressive luminary that is former secretary of state colin powell we what does this say about the state of the democratic party when some of their biggest guest speakers are well. republicans. well i think it's just beautiful tyrrel to see the 2 parties getting along like this you know they they agree on still mij people act like they're at each other's throats or there's some kind of battle here but you know if you look at the 1st of all the republicans showing up at the d.n.c. but on top of that if you look at the stuff that's not being mentioned at both conventions because apparently it doesn't need discussing and meaning both parties agree on it well that's a lot of the core issues of this country you know like largest surveillance state in the world never really mentioned corporations buying elections not talked about anymore are endless wars are really disguised a 1000 military bases around the world not just guys pentagon failed its audit cool with that wall street run wild environmental collabs capitalism apparently doesn't have any f

>> brett voted for republican colin powell. michael baca voted for john kasich.te winner to prevent donald trump from winning the white house. one vote counted, the other didn't. the plan didn't work. but their decision to vote faithlessly. that would linger amid controversy in court filings for four years. >> where this gets wouldn't this be really interesting, frank, to be combustible if what happens if they were to shift the outcome. >> in 2011, two electors flipping would have flipped the results. i think we will see a series of elections, we will see close results going forward that makes this election much more important in the future. >> they are playing a dangerous game. the american people have absolutely come to expect when votes with cast on election day, the presidential election is decided. to undo that 220 years of history it would defy expectations and constitutional expectations. >> that's why the supreme court added it to its docket. >> the supreme court will never rule on this. this the a pandora's box. >> oh, ye, oh ye, oh, ye. >> we will here

night of heavy democratic hitters follows tuesday's pitches for the biden/harris ticket which include colin powell joining a growing list of republicans back biden. a few days along republican governor john kasich noted that he expected a former republican member of congress to join him in crossing the political collide a collide -- divide. as cnn's mj lee reports, an aide tells cnn that harris hopes people will see themselves and their life stories in her acceptance speech. >> reporter: night three of an unconventional democratic national convention poised to make more history tonight. senator kamala harris, the first woman of color on a major party ticket will deliver the biggest speech of her career as joe biden's vice presidential running mate. >> joe biden had the audacity to choose a black woman to be his running mate. >> reporter: the daughter of jamaican and indian immigrants, harris will share her story in hopes that americans of all backgrounds see themselves reflected in her remarks. in 12 years after making history as the first black man elected president, barack obama will also

tonight, we will hear from prominent speakers from past conventions. 1990 two.an in retired general colin powell in 1996. and former secretary of state condoleezza rice in 2012. howard baker had already been senate majority leader for three years when he addressed the 1984 republican convention during his 18 years. including passage of the clean air act and the clean water act. 35 years later during the impeachment trials of president trump, adam schiff asked, where is howard baker? where the people willing to go beyond their party to look to their duty? senator baker spoke to delegates. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. does anyone here think ronald reagan ought to be reelected as president of the united states? [applause] i have come to the right place. the democrats have come to a different conclusion. voting for walter mondale. booing] tremblingmerica is and despairing. while, i thought they were talking about themselves. [laughter] [applause] that is why america will reelect ronald reagan and a lot more wills why americans 1984!ct ronald reagan in [applause] >> amer

general colin powell.ack obama, he endorsed hillary clinton, he is endorsing joe biden, as well, but he remains a republican. we're hearing now from general colin powell. >> hi, i'm former secretary of state colin powell. 100 years ago, a young immigrant left a dirt farm in jamaica and set out for america. three years later, a ship pulled into new york harbor and a ynze statue of liberty for the first time. they became my parents and insped m to finh college and join t army. thishe became a journey of serve that wouldtake me from basic training to combat in vietnam up the ranks to serve as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and secretary of state. the values i learned growing upn serving in uniform were the same values that joe biden's parents instilled in him in scranton, pennsylvania. i support joe biden for the presidency of the united states because those values still define him and we need to restore those values to the white house. our country needs a commander in chief who takes care of our troop

talking about joe biden's unlikely friendship with john mccain across party lines, certainly, and colin powell last night, the former head of the joint chiefs, chair of the joint chiefs, and secretary of state. >> joe biden will be a president that we will all be proud to salute. with joe biden in the white house, you will never doubt that he will stand with our friends and stand up to our adversaries, never the other way around. he will trust our diplomats and our intelligence community, not the flattery of dictators and despots. he will stand up to our adversaries with strength and experience. >> michael steele, at a time when the democrats need to unite their party, the bernie sanders wing, aoc and the other progressives, is this a good strategy? there were a lot of republicans in this convention, kasich the first night, and a former republican, at least, colin powell, and of course the mccain tribute as well. >> yeah, no, i think it's a smart strategy, because this is not an election, so that we're all clear here, this is not an election about big policy. this is not an election abo

>> alisyn, colin kaepernick has not played since the 2016 season.gan kneeling to protest police brutality and racial injustice. and commissioner roger goodell, you know, he recently said the league was wrong in the way they handled kaepernick's peaceful protest. and in a conversation with former nfl player, emanuel ocho, goodell apologized for not listening to what kaepernick was trying to do. >> the first thing i would say is i wish we had listened earlier, kap, to what you were kneeling about and what you were trying to bring attention to. we had invited him in several times to have the conversation and have the dialogue. i wish we had the benefit of that. we never did. and, you know, we would have benefitted from that. >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> goodell also said players kneeling during the anthem is not them being unpatriotic and their intentions are being mischaracterized. >>> all right, to the nba, the game of the bubble so far, luka doncic just incredible in this one, 43 points plus 17 rep bounds, 13 assists. first time ever that stat line ha

public to and in fact is, the only person i was missing from this whole event was colin powell's littleial of anthrax and i think he may have thrown out his credibility with that bio when he brought it to the united nations and lied the united states into a war with iraq. >> tucker: that made us weaker. thanks so much for coming out tonight, i appreciate it. so the world changed a little bit last night, let's not lie about it, it changed a lot, permanently and forever. the 44th president of the united states reemerged, came back to earth. many were struck mute by the experience, greg gutfeld is slowly regaining his ability to speak. we will talk next. ♪ i try to put my arm around any vet that i can, absolutely. at newdayusa that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase, we can help them and provide that financial solution for they and their families. it's a great rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that

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then pat buchanan in 1992. , retired general colin powell in 1996.nd former secretary of state condoleezza rice in 2012. howard baker had already been senate majority leader for three years when he addressed the 1984 republican convention. he became 18 years, known as the great negotiator, including passage of the clean air act and the clean water act. senator baker was vice chair of the committee that investigated whitewater, president nixon, and members of his administration. 35 years later during the impeachment trials of president trump, intelligence chair adam schiff asked, "where is howard baker? where the people willing to go beyond their party to look to their duty?" senator baker spoke to delegates in dallas. ♪ sen. baker: thank you very much. late is and gentlemen, thank you very much. does anybody here think ronald reagan should be re-elected president of the united states? [cheers and applause] ici have come to the right place. [laughter] come to amocrats have different conclusion. they say america is waiting for walter mondale. [crowd bo

colin powell is a respected figure.as not resort -- endorsed a republican for president since 2004. he's part of this realignment that we talked about earlier. the republican party has weakened itself in the suburbs. they are going stronger in rural areas. the republican base has migrated from the country club to the country. let me just say. for aoc, democrats do not want to spotlight her on a night when they are trying to go after republican independent voters. she's a lightning rod. she inspires a lot of enthusiasm among some elements. when you are talking about swing voters, that's not her forte. she comes from a safe democratic district in new york city. she does not have to talk to independents or republicans to win. that's why they put her out to have a minute tonight. if you wanted to fire up the base, she does a better job of that. that was not the message tonight. >> your comment? >> i think that nomination speeches are typically not that long. trying to keep to the time limit so we can manage to fit everythin

and colin powell is a, sort of late piece of breaking news.xpect general powell to be speaking tonight. he served in two republican administrations. he spoke at the republican convention in '96 and in 2000. in 2008, 2012, and 2016, he endorsed the democratic ticket for the presidency, but he's never before spoken at a democratic convention. he will, we can now report, he will be speaking tonight on behalf of biden and harris. >> and we're going to bring in our conversation claire mccaskill, former democratic senator from missouri. claire, i think it's so interesting, in the context of what has happened, president trump putting the military in this untenable of standing alongside attorney general barr and ultimately donald trump. clearing lafayette square. general milley, of course, going out and apologizing, but not before secretary mattis likened donald trump's tactics to those used by the nazis. i don't know that the military is really as available or open to donald trump as part of the electorate as they were four years ago. what do you thi

tonight, colin powell is a bigger name, a big-name for the biting campaign to come out and encourageto support him this time around. steve: this is the headline washington post, an african-american security guard based in new york, and in december last year when joe heading to the newark times editorial board, she was in the elevator blurting out, i love you. tonight she will place his name in nomination. cindy mccain, the wife of the late senator john mccain will talk about the relationship between joe biden and her late husband. here is an excerpt. ♪ >> it was a friendship that should not have worked. pilot, juster navy released from a north vietnamese prison, joe, a young senator , but in thee 1970's, joe was assigned as a military aid for a trip overseas. liaison and carried your bags. >> he never carried my backs. -- bags. he was supposed to, but didn't. >> they traveled thousands of miles together. the families got to know each other, gathering for picnics in the backyard. >> joke, it was like a comedy show sometimes. , it was like a comedy show sometimes. steve: that is an exa

>> i think the speech by colin powell and the video with mrs. was more powerful than last night. these are well-known figures. thas that two, maybe try presidential elections. he calls himself a republican, he doesn't behave like one. there is about 12% of this country that are soft republicans. they agree with donald trump's policies. they don't like his persona. that point tonight, that piece of the convention tonight was really about saying to those soft republicans, hey, you know, go with joe biden. it's okay to vote against trump, even though you really like what he's doing on the economy and other things. >> and linsey, that's why i said earlier tonight that he's got to get back to talking about his policies. what the president needs to do wne policies. that's the way he wins those people back that sarah's talking about. i the trump show next weeks the trump circus and all about persona, that's a loser for him. if he talks about the things he wants to do with four more years, i think that's chance he has to draw those republictans andof s

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bush's former secretary of state colin powell. listen to this and then we'll talk. >> our country needs a commander in chief who takes care of our troops. in the same way he would his own family. for joe biden that doesn't need teaching. with joe biden in the white house, you will never doubt that he will stand with our friends and stand up to our adversaries, never the other way around. >> okay. so, listen -- here's -- here's -- colin powell has always been, you know, never at a loss for words. he criticizes when he needs to criticize. he is one of multiple republicans the dnc is showcasing. do you think that biden or the democrats are at risk of overplaying biden's ties to republicans? >> somewhat. although i will say that i think colin powell, we kind of have to put him in a slightly special category because i think he occupies, if we -- taking apart the whole -- the iraq war, he does -- his story and his persona does, i think, occupy something of a special place for a lot of people, but i definitely thought that that was part

it shows a man getting attacked in colin kaepernick's jersey.ys, oh man, i will stand. the u.s. navy seals say the videos are inconsistent with their values. it looks like no active-duty military was involved in this demonstration. >>> new this morning, golden gate fields racetrack says the 17th horse has died on the track this year. yesterday, a 3-year-old filly was euthanized after hurting it's like. a spokesman for the horseracing says that the horse had the injury during the fourth race. the video shows the horse pulling up during the race, she was put down a short time later. >>> also new this morning out of cupertino, water has been turned off to a broken fire hydrant in that city. i want to show you the outside of the kaiser permanente child psychology building off quail avenue. at one point, nearby roads were flooded. crews are expected to clean up the area. >>> let's talk about decent weather changes. steve paulson, you are talking to claudine and i, we grew up in the area. you know, it is hard to think of summer looking and feeling lik

have listened to colin kaepernick when he took any and voiced concern for the exact same thing we're talking about today. a couple of years when calling to me against the chargers. >> all right to dennis, thank you. >>> several nba players reacting to the bucs playoff game strike, warriors players both support the move saying it is bigger than basketball. saying we demand change, we demand justice. former warriors player says the power of a unified voice can never be denied. >>> and out to the latest from wisconsin, two peoplet over the shooting and now a 17-year-old is under arrest. cell phone video shows a person with a semi automatic rifle being chased by demonstrators. the video shows the gunmen fell to the ground and started shooting, got up, later walked with his hands up toward police vehicles. the shooting happened during the third night of unrest, police used tear gas and rubber bullets on the crowd. the sheriff said that people who he called a militia were patrolling the city streets like a vigilante group. president trump said he is sending in federal officers and the gove

colin kaeperni colin kaepernick kneeled. he's not playing anymore. you're almost perceived as not getting it if you don't take part in these protests. the a's game in houston is another example of that. >>> prosecutors in kenosha have charged the 17-year-old from illinois in that fatal shooting with two protesters. the wounding of a third. kyle riddenhouse was charged with one count of homicide. the protest was in reaction to the police officer who shot jacob blake in the back seven times just a few days earlier. family members say the 29-year-old father of six is paralyzed from the waist down. despite that, he was hands cuffed to his bed until today. >>> if you're dealing with issues of racial or social injustice, we want to help you finds an ally. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that

.>> exactly 4 years ago today former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick began his peaceful protest by taking a seat during the national anthem. he was widely shunned by many americans and the nfl distanced themselves from the player. >> what colin kaepernick created, is that we don't have to revisit the moments as much as we did before. >> now deeper and possibly progressive conversation can happen that wasn't done four years ago. >> now we are starting to see the social consciousness and útake precedence over financial gain. >> tonight we do not know how the nba season will end. in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >> in kenosha wisconsin protesters hit the streets for the fourth day in a row. tensions remain high and that city in the wake of the police shooting their area the governor said he is working with other states to bring in additional national guard members and law officers. tonight a 17-year-old is in custody in connection with last night's deadly shooting during the protests. investigators say kyle rittenhouse shot into the crowd of demonstrators with a semi automatic rifle

a knee during the national anthem. >> the pathway that colin kaepernick in my mind, he created, is that we don't have to revisit the motives. as much as we did before. now we're starting to see the social consciousness and the social social advocacy take over. >> no word yet on the new dates for rescheduling. >>> and in wisconsin, protesters hit the streets for the fourth day in a row. tensions remain high in the city where the police shooting actually happened. the governor said he is working with other states to bring in additional national guard members and law officers. this morning, a 17-year-old is in jail in connection with tuesday night deadly shooting during a protest in kenosha. investigators say kyle raten house shot into the crowd with a semi-automatic rifle killing two people and injuring a third. he's been charged with first degree homicide. >>> to our fire watch now. crews are upping containment of two major fires burning across the bay area this morning. the massive fire complex burning in the south bay, the scu complex, has gone from 25% to 30% containment. the fire in

walked out wednesday and that was the same day four years ago that the s form francisco quarterback colin kaepernick was seen sitting before a game the not standing for anthemi am curious about the evolution of the nfl during this time and what you exct to sewhen the season resumes this fall. >> i think you will see a different thing. we talked earlier about how sometimes demonstrations affect the season right away and four years later you see roger caddell apologize and say he wished we had listen colin kaepernick and we wished we had done something differently and maybe he would still have a job. a lot more unication, a lot more involvement in probably see more coaches and owners who are at least going to bite their upper lip if they are having a problem with what they are seeing. this league is feeling very empowered right now based on what has happened in our y counis year. >> tr nk you both your time. >>> you can find more of our coverage at kqed.org . you can reach me on twitter, facebook, and instagram. for all of us here at kqed, thanks for watching. good night. captioni sponsored

after the break an investigation is now underway after a video shows dogs attacking someone wearing a colin kaepernick jersey. how the want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>the navy says it is investigating after a video has surfaced showing dogs attacking a stand-in for former 49 ers quarterback colin kaepernick during a fundraiser in 2019. navy officials say they learned about the video on sunday. the video show for dogs attacking a man who was wearing a red kaepernick football jersey over a heavily padded gear as people were standing nearby watching. there's also second video and the man is laying on the ground when he's approached by men wearing fatigues holding rifles saying on your belly. the man replied oh man i will stand as he rolls over followed by laughing from the crowd. navy officials say it does not appear any active duty officers wer

so, general, we heard from colin powell tonight. we heard from cindy mccain.nd it got me to thinking the last time a casual news viewer saw this version of their current military, the secretary of defense, the head of the joints chiefs, they were marching with the president over to lafayette square on that terrible day in washington. the head of the joint chiefs wearing camo, maybe hoping to blend into the foliage and not stand out and be seen there. so tell me what you made of the voices from our recent past and tell me the contrast between what people get to see of modern times. >> well, first of all, you know, senator mccain, if you wanted to look for an authentic hero, a lot of us demonstrate courage in combat because we're fighting for our lives. mccain, when he refused to be repatriated as a prisoner of war because he didn't want to take unfair advantage based on his dad being a senior officer, was the definition of integrity and courage. so the armed forces loved the guy, and senator biden, who i've worked with off and on over the years, a civil man, an

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