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doing the right thing standing by >> one hundred percent you mentioned colin kaepernick i am not a fan'carri richardson saying i don't want empathy sympathy i made a mistake i know i made a mistake i acknowledge that mistake i was wrong what a testament young girls and boys cross america if you make a mistake tone up to it hold yourself accountable i think nike should stick with her as athleteive tremendous amount of he will pathy for her she said she lost biologically mother in june i think suffering emotionally not excuse nor asking to be excused down the mean you captain have empathy for o someone clearly going through emotional turmoil i don't remember marijuana being a performances enhancing trueing >> when was that the case >> it is a rule they all abide by michael phelps one of the most if not most awarded swimmer a top dog suffered from 24 career suffered i don't see how you can say playing against someone because of identity but i don't know the negative said to of it, look at how she handled it look how she responded, she said hey i take responsibility for this i am not askin

similar to colin kaepernick, as we saw, she may have you still of the united states, colin kaepernickbench. once again, and attention-seeking display all about the money and all about the relevance for this third-place hammer throw finisher. >> harris: i'm glad to see, joey, shall be concentrating on her sport. she's going to need it. >> tomi: for sure. go ahead, joey. sorry. >> joey: you know the first one to do that. i get names wrong all the time. >> kayleigh: joey, kayleigh, they sounded like. [laughter] >> joey: at the end of the day it's not about her anymore. i wish you the best, i really do. and i offended by it, of course i am. it bothers me to my core. but where will he get-containing to talk about her? more publicity, it maybe the deal she's looking for, maybe just the controversy she's looking for. i'm over that part of it. when i not over is the juxtaposition you've just showed as we started this segment which is that a handful of years ago she didn't feel this way. what happened in the meantime? well, what happened many times his entire political machine on the left's on

way have each committed $1 billion to housing efforts locally as well. >>> a new project by colin kaepernick. he said he man's to release a book called i color myself different. you can see the color here. it is based on an important time in kaepernick's life when he wa family in a color crayon and drew himself brown. he said it was the first time he acknowledged the difference in their appearance and it empowered him to celebrate differences. the book will be released in april. >>> they've touched down in tokyo. the u.s. gymnastics team. simone biles arrived today. all u.s. athletes are required to take two covid tests over a four-day period. and they have to take another covid test in japan. then they'll get tested each day as well and undergo an initial three-day quarantine. lots of testing. >>> we want to make sure you don't miss any of the important moments. each day we'll send out six stories. the must-see viral moments and the breakout stars. you can sign up for our news letter. click on the link that says olympic news right at the top. it will be exciting. >>> climbing covid cases ar

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>> greg: bringing in colin kaepernick was great. >> he sucks. >> greg: i know.g: one of those things. >> what are they called? a mallet? whac-a-mole. why? i don't know, i'm not an expert. >> greg: yes you are. all right, enough of this and insane conversation. up next, will working for the veep make you -- ♪ ♪ try one a day 50+ multivitamin gummies. with vitamins c, d & zinc for immunity support. plus 8 b-vitamins for brain support. one a day and done. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare but life-threatening bacterial infection in the s

. >> that movement has exploded since that momentous day 53 years ago, ask colin kaepernick's kneel toand hanquinn barrie lookin away of the flag create going trouble, that's something to be proud of, particularly when a people, a race of people are in the fire. many individuals run in that crisis situation but there's certain situation individuals that will stand tall for all of those individuals that stood as well as those that ran. >> reporter: this year the international olympic committee announced new rules to deter these acts allowing athletes to protest before the events but not during competition or on the podium. this i aert ase by activism and expected protests across the spectrum of human rights causes. >> i think it's a really catch-22 type spot that the olympic movement put itself in making grand claims about it's naturally and organically. when in fact, i think, a lot of sports progressive forces come through conflict, through people speaking out and protesting. >> that's the message of john carlos that speaking out can help bring unity and respect to all, no matter the p

colin cap and it takes any and he winds up -- colin kaepernick takes a knee and winds up being firedrom the sport he loves. thank you very much. host: eddie calling from los angeles, california. caller: good morning. how are you doing young man? i support them. you have freedom of speech and it should not just be in your location, it should be wherever you go. to me this is right up there with critical thinking and that is just telling the truth. if you are proud of that country, tell the truth about it. host: what do you say to those people who say they are watching these sports not to learn about somebody else's politics, they are watching these sports just to see the actual sport? they don't care about politics they just want to see them do the best they can. caller: these people are not listening. the first soccer team to go out was the european women's team. they took a knee because they know what the plight is. some of us have to use that 15 seconds to say whatever it is and it is not political. it is human rights, it is humanity. it is called the truth. don't be saying we are

when colin kaepernick's new children's book is expected to hit >> activists and former 40 niner colin kaepernick is releasing a new children's book. it's titled eichler myself different and it is focused on his upbringing as a black child in a white family. kaepernick says he hopes his book will honor the courage and bravery of young people everywhere by encouraging them to live with authenticity and purpose. the book set to be released in april of next year. but it's available for preorder right now. >> well, that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock tonight. but we're just getting started here on prime time. don't go anywhere. kron 4 news

taking colin kaepernick's act o have a right to be up set to take a knee.rime minister johnson and others has fueled racial tensions in england. >> i blame the prime minister. i blame the party of which he is the leader. and i blame the home secretary. if you have a prime minister that use pickaniny and watermelon when he's talking about africans, what are you going to do? >> reporter: he said his comments were satirical. >> when they take the knee for all those that live with racism, day in and day out. >> reporter: and at a public gathering, fans taking the knee in support. where does the onus of responsibility lie now? what would make it better? >> you need lifetime bans orders. not just can't come to the game for two years. and can't travel. there's needs to be police action. social media companies rooting out and finding these people. it also needs to be an educat educational thing. >> reporter: and future generations of fans and players must await the day when saka w be regarded not for the colors of their skin but for the colors of the jersey. >> wha

. >>> and former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick is releasing a series of children's books.l release a picture story called "i color myself different" next year. it will be based on a kindergarten memory when he used a yellow crayon to draw his adoptive family, then a brown one to draw himself. in a statement, he said that the story's deeply personal to him and inspired by real events in his life. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" now, chance the rapper joins us in the studio to tell us about the new concert film he has. "magnificent coloring world" it's called. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ much new milk-bone dipped. a treat so tasty, everyone will want to be a dog. coated in delicious peanut butter-flavored yum. dog life's more fun with new milk-bone dipped. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause

. >>> former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is set to release a series of children's books.is first book is due out next april. the book is titled, i color myself different. it is based on a kindergarten memory when he used a yellow crayon to draw his adopted family, than a brown one to draw himself, -- since his football career, kaepernick has become an advocate for racial and social justice. >>> prince harry has signed a n life story as a royal. the memoir is scheduled to be released late next year. the duke of sussex says he's excited for people to read a first-hand account of his life. that's, quote, accurate and wholly truthful. it will include his experiences as a father and husband, and his military service in afghanistan. prince harry says he plans to donate proceeds from the book to charity. >>> still ahead here at 5:30, while direct woody dramatically is picking up across the state. why we could be in for a very long fire season. sub acma plus fireworks fail, the new details we are learning about this explosion that rocked an l.a. neighborhood. >>> and preventing c

former forty-niners quarterback colin kaepernick has teamed up with the scholastic says for a kaepernick'sfirst will be called. i color myself different and it's going to publish on april 5th of next year. the book will be based on one of kaepernick's early experiences growing up as a child adopted by a white family. he took to twitter saying he hopes the book will, quote, inspire readers to walk to the world with confidence. coming up in the next hour as the delta variant surges. local leaders are considering putting covid restrictions back into place how likely that's going to happen. tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can! this towel has already been used and it still smells fresh. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry for up to 12-weeks. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child

former forty-niners quarterback colin kaepernick teaming up with scholastic for a new book deal. his first book will be called, quote, eichler myself different and it will be published in april of next year. the book will be based on one of kaepernick's earliest experiences growing up as a child adopted by a white family on twitter. he said that he hopes the book will inspire readers to walk through the world with confidence. >> more than 100 animals needing homes are coming to the bay area on monday. this is to help an overcrowded shelter in tulsa, oklahoma, 13 shelters around the bay area are preparing to receive thea cats dogs kittens and puppies. the animals will arrive via a private charter jet and land at the hayward executive airport tomorrow. if you're looking to bring home a furry little friend. >> hayward executive airport where you need to be. well, that that's where they're going to land and they're going to take him from there. i wait till they get to the shelter. well, dressed, as you going to jump start. you know, you can do that. that does it for us here tonight o

they write "how stupid of the nfl who is currently white bald former nfl quarterback colin kaepernickd social justice movement in the league play kneeling during the national anthem. the nfl trying to be the leader in sports with their social justice b.s.." they spell out the word. they think it's phony. on the left, at least this group does. >> i happen to agree. it's totally phony and it's very transparent. the nfl has always been a meritocracy. people have always been drawn to sports, institutions like sports in the military. they are a meritocracy. they represent the american values of hard work, color-blind society. people coming together from different backgrounds. the social justice narratives insert politics and ideology into something that americans. they want an escape from that. that's why we like sports. want competition and distractions from politics in the mainstream media. these things infect more and more professional sports leagues, the nfl better watch out. i'm sure you saw the mlb, they had their lowest rated all-star game in the history of the entire game. lowest r

people like colin kaepernick who took a knee because he didn't feel like the flag represented him, atthere are 50 stars representing all 50 states, and to some it has become a symbol of division. that's what the "new york times" sought to explore. >> there is some interesting polling data from cbs, and it talks about going into this weekend how likely based on party were you to be flying an american flag? 80% of republicans, will you fly an american flag july 4th, said yes. 58% of democrats said yes. you can see, or perhaps you don't have a monitor, but over time there has been a difference between r's and d's as to whether they fly the flag. your reaction? >> there obviously is a distinction, but there are polling data as to how proud you are of that flag. i think it's something like 80% of americans say they are proud to fly the flag while 60% of black americans are proud to fly that flag. that shows us how different whites grew up in america and how symbolism can mean things depending on who you are or your culture experience. >> it's funny how these symbols get appropriated by one

one time backup quarterback turned woke profiteer colin kaepernick. see him decked out in his bed all castro shirt, he doesn't seem to care about those who are crying out, risking their lives for freedom in communist cuba. collin, by the way, the guy on the shirt that you're wearing in that picture right there, that guy? yeah, he was no ruthless mass murderer. maybe that is something to take in the about a month maybe some solidarity for cuba's freedom movement that's going on. so far it's crickets. one "new york times" columnist playing "shouting "freedom" and other antigovernment slogans." freedom and other antigovernment slogans. poorly worded, do you think? thousands of cubans took to the streets. other anti- -- i can't get over that. freedom and other antigovernment slogans. in "the new york times" -- i guess freedom is an antigovernment slogan. that shows you how far they've sunk in the sewer. this is a call for human rights. in other words, we talk about rights -- we believe in this country, we are endowed by god, the creator of everything natu

the league's new found social activism comes 5 years after the initial frenzy from colin kaepernick kneeling during the national anthem to protest. >> police brutality against black people. robert, let all the founder of web outlet, black sports online says he's not convinced the nfl is really committed to this. push has no black owners. there's not a lot of like the number of black coaches have been going down. there's not a lot of blackfoot office of people within the so it's one of those type of things where. >> just because alicia keys is coming out. lift every voice is saying i supposed to about all the real stuff that's happening behind the scenes. that was forte reporting for us tonight. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> giants fans are pumped up for the 2nd half of the season. i love this fan here. >> this woman is a mood is san francisco took the field today holding the best record in baseball at the moment. the giants on the road in st. louis this evening in their first game since the all-star break. >> kirkus alley behind the plate, by the way, is giants

meanwhile, 49 is former forty-niners quarterback colin kaepernick is teamed up with scholastic for book deal. kaepernick's first book will be called. i color my different. it will be published in april of next year. the book will be based on one of kaepernick's earliest experiences growing up as a child. >> but adopted by a white family. he took to twitter saying that he hopes the book will inspire readers to walk through the world with confidence. >> a california college baseball player gave his father a surprise that will last a lifetime. it was caught on video. robert anthony cruz, a junior at biola university and la mirada surprised his father worked by telling him he had just signed to play baseball for the washington nationals. love this hug so much cruz posted the video on tiktok showing his father's emotional reaction. cruz was recently passed over in the mlb draft and then late last week he received the surprise call from the team who offered him a free agent contracts. we went to work to tell his dad tears flowing. obviously the video has been viewed more than 16 million times

back in december, ben and jerry's launched the colin kaepernick inspired nondairy ice cream flavor calledim acosta right now in "the situation room." >>> happening now, the u.s. extends a public health emergency as cases driven by the delta variant increase dramatically. the feds arrest trump ally jom barrett charging him with acts as a foreign agent and trying to influence the former president's policy. jeff bezos completes his historic launch to the edge of space. now he's talking to cn income about what comes next. welcome to our viewers in the united states and world the world. wolf blitzer is off tonight. i'm jim

nfl star, former nfl star turned activist colin kaepernick will release a series of books through theisher scholastic starting with a picture story scheduled for next year. it's called eye color, myself different. it will come out in april cap, of course, was a niners quarterback, almost won a super bowl with the niners. he was adopted by a white family as a child and his picture book is based on a kindergarten memory of his when he remembers using a yellow crayon to draw his family, his parents and then brown one to draw himself. and that of course, was in turlock right here from wisconsin, i believe. but generally threw up. right here. so. look forward to that very much so that wraps up kron 4 news at night. thanks for being with us. keep it here, though. our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and catherine heenan are coming up with kron 4 news at 10 all right. grant vicki, thanks you both. coming up next at 10 o'clock universal masking once again required in los angeles. so is a similar change on the horizon for the bay area. now the case is here or a lo

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to protests against what the flag stands for, by people like colin kaepernick who took a knee becausethis symbol that, at its heart, is of unity, right? there are 50 stars on it representing all-50 states. has become, to many, a symbol of division. and that's the question "the new york times" sought to explore. >> so there is some interesting polling data. we will put it up on the screen. it's from cbs. and it talks about going into this weekend, how likely, based on party, were you to be flying an american flag? 80% of republicans, will you fly an american flag july 4th, said yes. 58% of democrats said yes. you can see or, perhaps, you don't have a monitor. but over time, there has been a difference between rs and ds as to whether they fly the flag. your reaction? >> well, it's absolutely a distinction. but it also goes deeper than that. there are differences, polling data shows, based on your race, how likely you are to fly or feel proud of that flag. i think it's something, like, 80% of white-americans say they feel proud of the flag. while, closer to 60-something percent of black

alive and they had a three run homer and a solo blast to win 4 to 1 and former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernickbook based on his life. the book is going to be called eye color myself different and focuses on being a black child adopted by white family. kaepernick says the story will be deeply personal. it comes out next april, and it's all part of a multi book deal that he signed and super bowl champion and bay area native tom brady was at the white house today. president biden celebrated this year's super bowl champs. the tip of a buccaneers. brady was questionable for the event, but showed up. he last visited the white house in 2000 and five he often had a visits during the obama and trump presidency's. this is also the first time in super bowl championship team. has visited the white house since 28 17. i feeling tom might go back there again, two thing. i don't think he's done just yet. i want to thank you for watching ktvu fox two news at new for the very latest news weather, be sure to download the ktvu news app. so you get at four o'clock, the very latest on the oakland a's in the city co

. >> yeah, i actually have been relating in a way to somewhat of the experience colin kaepernick has afternoon. >>> coming up in the next hour, the war on voting out in the open today in texas as the republican-controlled legislature tries to pass new voting restrictions. i will talk to texas state representative eddie rodriguez on the front lines of fighting this effort, plus the reverend al sharpton at a meeting with president biden. the action he wants to see from the president. >>> first, trump and the gop. the former president is the main event at cpac, but there's plenty of big names. after the break we will hear from one-time reality star caitlyn jenner on covid, her famous kids and her bid for the california governor seat. we will be right back. right ba. d and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l at philadelphia, we know what makes introducing the wildly civilized the perfect schmear of cream cheese. t

the book cites it in many ways from colin kaepernick on.ch people now. and the fact that people are shedding -- shining a light now and saying it's important we take note of someone that we may not have paid enough attention to or given the accolades then is the other important thing, too. >> thanks. >> thank you. >>> if you're heading out the door, don't forget to record "cbs this morning saturday." coming up in our next hour, basquiat's mark, the walls of new york city. from the beginning, one went wou -- jean-michael basquiat would help change art and hip-hop culture. how his influence is being. if not even more so today. >>> and brickside few. 500 acres cost $500 million to build and some spent on models like these. we're going to take you to the country's newest legoland and see how they manage to keep on building even during a pandemic. >>> plus, music from tedsechi trucks band in our "saturday session." >> it that was long. that was great. >>> first, we pay tribute to the crown prince of hip-hop. ♪ >> you're watching "cbs this mornin

from colin kaepernick's kneel to nba and wnba players locking arms, to hammer thrower gwen berry lookingtrials. >> gwen berry is a symbol of defiance. you know, her symbol is like john lewis said, she created good trouble. understand? and that's something that you should be proud of particularly when a people or a race of people are in the fire. many individuals run when -- in the crisis situation. but there are certain individuals that stand tall for all those individuals that stood as well as those that ran. >> reporter: this year the international olympic committee announced new rules for the games that will still deter these acts. they allow athletes to protest before their events but not during competition or on the podium. punishments will vary case by case. >> it's a really difficult balancing act. >> reporter: doug hartmann is a sociology professor and expert on athlete activism at the university of minnesota. he expects protests at these games across the spectrum of human rights causes. >> i think it's a really catch 22 tough spot that the olympic movement has put itself in by m

when colin kaepernick took the knee and it was such a controversy, it's our conversation and we startedeighborhood, it was a strong message. controversial. i supported it. now it is starting to look like a lot of attention seeking and doing it for liberal sponsors, and trying to get attention. when you ask what it's about, they use creative terms like systemic racism, which you can't define, argue, or solved. it's just attention seeking and i don't even think we should talk about it. we should be more focused on the fact that, you know what i learned this morning? the million dollar man is still on tv. i had never seen it before. i will .1 thing out, bill hemmer. your hair, steve austin? twins. you were born in the wrong era. the producers out there, bill hemmer is the new million dollar man. let's make it happen, let's get it together. [laughter] >> julie: love it. >> and more focused on that. >> bill: on the olympics, i don't care how many people around the world are going to pay attention to athletes taking a knee before the national anthem or during it. >> julie: or turn their back.

. >> colin kaepernick. and then you look into the women's soccer, i don't know if you have any thoughts about that. what about the professional sports leagues. this is a big part of our country, and what has happened to it? >> that is why i am in the labor committee. what i've come to understand is that education is everything, john. education is everything. we've been under attack for decades. the hard left, socialists, marxists, have found the soft underbelly of our nation and found those places where they can bury deep black termites, and there is no threat. whether the entertainment, professors who get tenured and they can never be fired. whether it be bureaucrats who get into our government and no one knew who they are. i called them cowards. they're going out at our kids for a long time. we're seeing the leadership of all these corporations are young people who grew up, went to college and were taught to hate our nation, that socialism is okay, and to make themselves the endgame. our country has been

two years ago colin kaepernick tried to it share the same lies. america is not perfect.ing to work to fulfill the values whether they weren't written down or scrapping it all and saying it's evil from the beginning and that's what the left is saying today. that's the 1619 narrative. it's all bad. therefore, shame on you for enjoying the 4th of july. your freedom, your independence, your second amendment rights as tucker showed in that original from the first block, it is that stark of a contrast. that's why when ted cruz says they hate america, he is being honest. that's where we are at. brian: sadly not just one tweet. you also have congresswoman barbara lee tweeting out something similar. jamaal bowman of new york tweeting out something similar. you have pundits everywhere writing about it you just have a huge pushback. there is a huge push. if i'm senator schumer and i'm nancy pelosi, i'm saying to myself either get on board and say america is terrible or stop this coming out from the left because this is how your party is going to be labeled now. ainsley: what's beau