him. >> nike silently kind of walked back i think, i cannot find a reference from that about colin kaepernickgive betsy ross shoes. gerri: i like it. >> thank you very much, well former burisma board member hunter biden business devon archer appearing before committee yesterday put his dad on business phone describing joe on the phone to sell quote the brand oversight chair james comer saying the president was brand archer admitted burisma would have gone out of business if the brand had not been attached to congressman andy biggs on that interview. >> -- is, compromised in. >> based on archer's testimony. >> i think so. >> archer talked about "the big guy" hunter biden said my guy you see what my guy is going to do here those things. >> the testimony made it more likely that the president -- >> i think we stated -- >> telling lawmakers hunter burisma executives called d.c. to fire the prosecutor, matt whitaker good morning to you "the wall street journal" points out really quick here that all of this we heard yesterday what they heard we don't have transcript what they heard once against by

look at colin kaepernick. so, the un-american thing kind of cuts both ways.o root for it seemed to lose, and i certainly hope all of our american teams win overseas. but, i think there was a perception that it was pretty un-american in a foreign country to neil during our anthem. i can understand that side of it too, putting the politics completely aside. the action i understand that bothered some people, and listen i have interviewed dozens of athletes who have taken activists stands on all kinds of issues, and they will all tell you, it is a risk, it is when they all made and we're happy to make. it comes with some great benefits to your community, you get your message out there but it comes with risks that people will not like your message. you know, those are consequences. >> rachel, what's your reaction to that? obviously there are consequences, there are risks to, it and they wonder what it looks like on the world stage. >> i totally agree with that, completely. it's just the connection to the loss because of their political beliefs. that is what we've

i also write about colin kaepernick and the anthem i think is a an important story track because. he was being required to participate in patriotism and he felt like that requirement was asking him to celebrate a country that he was feeling quite alienated from by the murder of black men. and what's interesting i think about the story is the timeline. so in 2009, the. started requiring players be on the field for the for the playing of the anthem prior to 2009 nobody was attention they had to be on the field by the time colin took a knee in 2016 and people reacting as if a bomb had been detonated in the center a stadium and people talked about standing players standing for the anthem as if it was a tradition from time immemorial. it was the bedrock of american culture. it was a rejection of military service not to stand for the anthem. and all of that was malarkey made up history. right? the history of the anthem and the history of military service and the history of patriotism and military in the united states. and i won't go back and geek out on my early history stuff. but but a

. >> sean: the worst year in the nfl clay travis, we had the colin kaepernick issue and americans were didn't want politics in football. i understand everyone is going woke. you are taking the most are uniting moment, a common passion for a team and a sport. strangers high-5ing each other in the stands and you ruin it by adding politics. if you want politics watch this show every night. >> you are right. 15-year-old boys in dallas just dallas beat the u.s. women's soccer team that won the world cup in 2019, 5-2. i was in the crowd in canada when megan rapinoe and her teammates won the first women's world cup of this era. this was one of the most beloved tames. -- team. 2019 they refused to go to donald trump to celebrate. i bet you or i could have scored there. it ain't that hard when you are the best woman in the world. the other thing on this. they aliented everybody. this was the worst performing world company team of all time. they got equality with the men. they both stunk and were kicked in the round of 16. >> sean: if this takes hold all of progress goes away. >> it does. it's r

and colin kaepernick. >> it is over, bro. it is over, bro. you still trying to be the prom queen.is time of year every year. if you come in here and say something crazy. >> todd: they look like they are having fun. former lineback er terrence garvin says he hasn't played since the 2016 season. kap posted a video. he sparked backlash after kneeling during the national anthem and called for abolishing police and prisons. suspected gilgo beach serial killer rex heurmann appears one day after his estranged wife broke her silence. my children cry themselves to sleep. my son has developmental disabilities and cries himself to sleep. she adds her family has nowhere to sleep, the officials tore apart their home. >> carley: noncitizens can serve on the police force in illinois. form upper chicago police officer joins me now. good morning. a lot going on in illinois with 130 bills signed into law in one day. this measure would allow noncitizens to become police officers. who are we talking about here? >> they say dedicated to the daca folks in the country. this is another statement, illinoi

reporter: in 2016, rapinoe garnered national attention for kneeling in solidarity with nfl player colin kaepernickwas trinstrument in the lawsuits brought by u.s. women, who lobbied for equal pay and conditions. it finally paid off in an equal rate of pay, in all friendlies and tournaments, including the world cup. >> megan rapinoe inspires millions who believe in themselves and the possibilities of our nation. [ applause ] >> reporter: she received the presidential medal of freedom, the highest civil onhonor in the united states. the first soccer player ever to receive the medal. a heartbreaking loss won't be how she imagined her international career ending. if there's anything to know about megan rapinoe, this is not the end. >> still, just feel really grateful and joyful. i know it's the end and that's sad. but i loved playing for this team and playing for this country. it's been an honor. >>> and barbie is having her best day ever. barely three weeks into its run, the blockbuster has raked in more than $1 billion at the global box office, according to estimates from warner brothers. only about

rapinoe garnered national attention for neiling during the national anthem in solidarity for colin kaepernick instrumental in the lawsuits brought by the u.s. women who lobbied the u.s. soccer federation for equal pay and conditions. in 2022, their sacrifice and determination finally paid off in an equal rate of pay in all frienddyes and tournaments including the world cup. >> megan rapinoe challenges and inspires molls of people who believe in themselves and the possibilities of our nation. >> reporter: she received the presidential medal of freedom, the highest civilian honor in the united states. becoming the first soccer player ever to receive the medal. a heartbreaking loss to sweden on penalties in the round of 16 won't be as she imagined her international career ending. if there's anything to know about megan rapinoe, this is not the end. >> still just be really grateful and joyful, you know, i know it's the end and that's sad, but i've loved playing for this team and playing for this country. and, yeah, it's been an honor. >>> an olympic swimming test event that was due to take place

. >> the colin kaepernick, the park, and chinatown, and orchestrate. >> the city by the bay continuesm the pandemic. >> our story is one of regular rebirth. >> tourism and travel authorities cap a snapshot of san francisco's economic outlook thanks to the first ever visitor impact summit at the fairmont hotel. >> san francisco has recovered slower than the rest of the company, we are 20 points behind the pre-pandemic levels in terms of hotel occupancy rate. >> according to sf travel, demand for hotel rooms in san francisco grew 15% year-to-date. hotel revenues decreased by 30%. authorities say in the past year, they poked hotel stays, but not as many as they like. >> we put more than semi-canceled, but they are smaller. >> and 46 a san francisco can expect a slow steady recovery. events like the taylor swift concert and the debt and company concert really boosted hotel stays and spending at local restaurants in stores -- and stores. >> larimore bryce watts on the horizon. >> we have 21 heads of state coming to town and we have an opportunity to shine bright so that the world sees what

. >> reporter: in 2016 rapinoe garnered with nfl player colin kaepernick.deration for equal pay and conditions. in 2022, their sacrifice and determination finally paid off in an equal rate of pay in all friendlies and tournaments, including the world cup. >> megan rapinoe challenges and inspires millions of people who believe in themselves and the possibilities of our nation. >> reporter: she received the presidential medal of freedom, the highest civilian honor in the united states, becoming the first soccer player ever to receive the medal. a heartbreaking loss to sweden on penalties in the round of 16 won't be how she imagined her international career ending. if there's anything to know about megan rapinoe, this is not the end. >> still just feel really grateful and joyful and i know it's the end and that's sad. but i've loved playing for this team and for this country. it's been an honor. >> she had an amazing run. thanks for that report. >>> we'll be right back. now is the time to partner witih our experts. get started today withth verizn business. it'

whether it's joe montana and steve young and me arguing with my grandfather at candlestick or colin kaepernick jimmy garoppolo, now brock purdy , we're always arguing about the quarterback for the 40 niners 40 niners are playing against a familiar face jimmy garoppolo is the raiders starting quarterback this season. as you know he spent six seasons with the niners. qashqai shared his thoughts on jimmy g's fresh start with a different team is josh mcdaniels going to treat him like a seasoned veteran that he is or is he going to treat him like someone who's new to the system? i want to see jimmy play. i'm really interested to see can jimmy thrive away from kyle shanahan. you know, i want to see what that looks like. can kyle shanahan thrive and sustain success with any of these quarterbacks? not named jimmy garoppolo? jimmy g's former teammates enjoyed seeing him again at practice yesterday, even though he's now playing for the silver and black. he's good to see old jim. he's doing good. he looks healthy and good and just talking about, you know, how everything is here and how he loves it and ho

that's megan rapinoe, the former world cup mvp roundolitical lightning ro rapinoe is colin kaepernick disciple m, constantly kneeling during our national anthem. she said, america people and is riddled with racial profiling and police brutality. she partnered with black lives matter, which we now know is a r corrupt charity that stole millions. >> she's never addressed i t. rapinoe was ring leading most of the team against placing their hands on their hearts during our national anthem, rapinoe accused the world cup of sexism for paying the malheie team more than the female team, ignoring the fact that the female team barely brought in any revenue. so they had a smaller pot of money to split. e but her abrasive and self-centered style was style divisive. >> rapinoe had gone hollywood te had nine. after an invitation to the c trump white houselebe to celebr the team's last world cup victory. >> here's what she said. i know. excited about going to the white housre you excitede. >> i'm going to find out, you know, when i go to the white house. white >> well, now she's not goinge. to the b

then in 2016, american football player colin kaepernick started taking the knee.ularized yes . so of hijack, repopularized yes. so of hijack, nothing to do with blm. blm, the awful organisation that it is theyit awful organisation that it is they it because black taking the knee, taking the knee is about a stand that black football players and sportspeople are taking against the racism that they receive every time they play they receive every time they play matches from fans online and in real life. but you know, it doesn't mean that now, though. and i support i support them taking the knee. and i don't understand why it upsets people as someone's people so much just as someone's kneeling something. kneeling on something. >> emily, there >> because, i mean, emily, there would been point would have been a point in history where raising hand history where raising your hand in and walking in a frog in the air and walking in a frog march wouldn't have been associated with the, but it certainly is. now, are you comparing the? think comparing blm to the? i think that a

and colin kaepernick had co—opted that and it.black lives matter movement is not just against the deep segregation in the south. in fact, derrick bell , one of the fact, derrick bell, one of the leading critical race theorists that they uphold, said that desegregation mistake because. >> well, i don't i don't i don't agree with i don't agree with the movement. >> i absolutely. >> i absolutely. >> you so you're not >> no, you don't. so you're not a jenny. oh yes, i am. >> i have my own kind of crazy shaun bailey bye bye. >> bye . by the high ups at >> bye bye. by the high ups at the fa and the and the the fa and the like. and the players, unwittingly players, i think unwittingly signalling allegiance with signalling their allegiance with this sowing that this group. it is sowing that deep division and they might not know not standing know what they're not standing for the people on in the for. but if the people on in the stands saw, hey, weren't people having their businesses burned down and weren't there riots that people got away

and colin kaepernick had co—opted that and it.black lives matter movement is not just against the deep segregation in the south. in fact, derrick bell , one of the fact, derrick bell, one of the leading critical race theorists that they uphold, said that desegregation mistake because. >> well, i don't i don't i don't agree with i don't agree with the movement. >> i absolutely. >> i absolutely. >> you so you're not >> no, you don't. so you're not a person, oh yes, i am. >> i have my own kind of crazy shaun bailey bye bye. >> bye . by the high ups at >> bye bye. by the high ups at the fa and the and the the fa and the like. and the players, unwittingly players, i think unwittingly signalling allegiance signalling their allegiance with this is sowing that this group. it is sowing that deep division and they might not know not standing know what they're not standing for if people on in the for. but if the people on in the stands saw, hey, weren't people having their businesses burned down and weren't there riots that people got away w

then in 2016, american football player colin kaepernick started taking the knee.ized yes . so of hijack, repopularized yes. so of hijack, nothing to do with blm. blm, the awful organisation that it is theyit awful organisation that it is they it because black taking the knee, taking the knee is about a stand that black football players and sportspeople are taking against the racism that they receive every time they play they receive every time they play matches from fans online and in real life. but you know, it doesn't mean that now, though. and i support i support them taking the knee. and i don't understand why it upsets people as someone's people so much just as someone's kneeling something. kneeling on something. >> emily, there >> because, i mean, emily, there would been point would have been a point in history where raising hand history where raising your hand in and walking in a frog in the air and walking in a frog march wouldn't have been associated with the, but it certainly is. now, are you comparing the? think comparing blm to the? i think that a divi

it was the colin kaepernick thing.off didn't it with with the george floyd side of things is the gesture itself. now a little bit tainted because , you know, people have because, you know, people have looked at some elements of the black lives matter movement, read manifesto , disagree read their manifesto, disagree with a bit of with that. there's been a bit of reputational damage george reputational damage to george floyd , for example. do floyd himself, for example. do you maybe they need you think maybe they need another gesture? yeah >> like i said just previously , >> like i said just previously, if you want to take the knee, take the knee. however, i think it's the easy way out. i know there are multiple footballers, x footballers like rio ferdinand, like sterling, who are actually on the ground behind the scenes doing work. but who's just taking but for many, who's just taking the knee and not doing anything else with their millions, i just think, yeah, i've taken the think, oh yeah, i've taken the knee, n0, th

it was the colin kaepernick thing.didn't it with with the george floyd side of things is the gesture itself. now a little bit tainted because , you know, people have because, you know, people have looked at some elements of the black lives matter movement, read manifesto , disagree read their manifesto, disagree with a bit of with that. there's been a bit of reputational damage george reputational damage to george floyd , for example. do floyd himself, for example. do you maybe they need you think maybe they need another gesture? yeah >> like i said just previously , >> like i said just previously, if you want to take the knee, take the knee. however, i think it's the easy way out. i know there are multiple footballers, x footballers like rio ferdinand, like sterling, who are actually on the ground behind the scenes doing work. but who's just taking but for many, who's just taking the knee and not doing anything else with their millions, i just think, yeah, i've taken the think, oh yeah, i've taken the knee, n0, think,