>> morning. >> collins? >> yes. >> we are from the classification unit and we have to ask you a couple of quick questions. what happened to your head? >> i was at salon in philadelphia and i was getting my hair colored so i could go blonde so i could get away from people. i was doing body waves and the chemical process that they put on my head, my hair full out. >> it goes like a perfect line. >> they put the rollers like that. when i reached up the rollers came out and my hair was still on them. i was screaming. i was so a mad. >> this is right before you got locked up? >> right before. >> but this was no type of pharmacy scam or nothing like that? >> no. >> that wasn't part of the plan? >> no. >> the drug you were using what is it normally used for, cancer patients? >> yeah, i think so. >> and you're telling me that bald head there wasn't to on a bandana to go into a pharmacy? >> not at all. >> since her arrest, warrants for collins after matching her mug shot to surveillance footage to pharmacy scammers.

united technology reportedly looking to buy rockwell collins. what price subtraders see the deal getting done for. >>> plus one left for dead dotcom bubble stock quietly made a new all-time high today. we'll give you the name today and tell you tow to play it. >>> later bitcoin surging to a new high leaving some worry the cry crypto currency bubble might be ready to burst brian kelly tells us why it has more room to run and take your bitcoin tweets. >>> first, we start with the markets. dow and s&p closing at a record high marks the dow's tenth straight gains. the xlk, etf, tracks the tech sector officially recovering all its losses from the june 9th selloff, closing at its highest level since 2000 now over that time, health care, financials and industrials have taken off. with tech seemingly back to the saddle, is it time to put fresh money to work? so basically the question is, do you go with the sector rotation or do you stick with tech which seems to be getting its mojo back >> i think you stay with tech for now. you mentioned the xlk, so be

aliento y eta collins: en estados unidos -- marÍa antonieta collins: en estados unidos es terrible.e pronunciÓ este policÍa en carolina del sur trazar -- tras ser baleado. respondÍa el llamado de una persona sospechosa. cuando vio este sujeto que se ajustaba a la descripciÓn. carolina: al seguirlo lo amenaza con una pistola. milagrosamente el agente sobre ella. no sin antes pensando -- pensar en su familia. javier: imaginen. gracias prestar con nosotros -- por estar con nosotros. carolina: hasta el lunes. muchas gracias. marÍa antonieta collins: gracias a ustedes. [risas] uno se siente joven. javier: saludos a todos. hasta el lunes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl: cÓmo estÁn? por fin es viernes! [gritos] andrea: el reto de hoy tenemos a los chicos de "enamorÁndome de ramÓn". paul: ademÁs, vamos a hablar sobre las enfermedades que puede provocar su

aliento y eta collins: en estados unidos -- marÍa antonieta collins: en estados unidos es terrible.e pronunciÓ este policÍa en carolina del sur trazar -- tras ser baleado. respondÍa el llamado de una persona sospechosa. cuando vio este sujeto que se ajustaba a la descripciÓn. carolina: al seguirlo lo amenaza con una pistola. milagrosamente el agente sobre ella. no sin antes pensando -- pensar en su familia. javier: imaginen. gracias prestar con nosotros -- por estar con nosotros. carolina: hasta el lunes. muchas gracias. marÍa antonieta collins: gracias a ustedes. [risas] uno se siente joven. javier: saludos a todos. hasta el lunes. ♪ ♪ >> un inmigrante mexicano que estuvo a punto de la deportaciÓn reserva de milagro. su hija habla con univisiÓn digital. hay noticias para padres en cuanto a la alimentaciÓn de sus hijos en la escuela. quÉ tan importante es la mochila de Útiles para el regreso a clases? le encontremos hoy en ediciÓn digital. ♪ >> feliz viernes, quÉ gusto me da saludarlos esta tarde! gracias por acompaÑarnos

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he stabbed collins. events this charlottesville were on the minds of many today. >> people who call themselves [indiscernible] are coming onto our campus across the country to try and disrupt and to upset people and do things like what happened in charlottesville. and we have to be prepared for that. >> lieutenant richard collins iii memory is a foundation here for moving forward on issues of race and hate. at the university of maryland, scott broom, wus a us -- wusa9. >> so far he's facing state murder charges. >>> on the way, how a college professor lost his job after insensitive comments directed at the victims of harvey. >>> after the break, an update on urine at >>> a maryland man is held for an unusual act of violence. police says kevin edward through a -- inside of a beltsville liquor store over the weekend. that ignited a fire and two employees were burned and one still hospitalized in serious condition. edwards is facing attempted first-degree murder and the motive is under investigation. >>> a

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jonathan: michael collins, priya, and nick staying with me.et a check of where the bonds have been this week. yields lower on the long end. we are down by five basis points on the 30 year. unchanged on the 2-year note. 10 year creeping down three basis points on the week so far. still had, the final spread. the week ahead featuring bond investors looking for answers from hertz. we will get that in just a moment. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i am jonathan ferro and this is "bloomberg real yield." it is time now for the final spread. coming up over the next week opec and non-opec members will , be meeting in abu dhabi to discuss compliance with production cuts. and mexico rate decision and earnings from of all places, hertz. you might ask why we are highlighting hertz this week. the company disclosing that it was not going to use the proceeds of a recent sale of senior debt to buy back existing support bonds as it had previously indicated. hertz did not give a plan for what it was going to do from the senior bond sale just to mo

and right now, rockwell collins has a high valuation so it will command a rich price. with more people flying worldwide, rockwell collins' ceo likes where his company is positioned. >> we feel really confident that the long-term air traffic route is there and the markets are very, very strong. >> rep just a couple months ago, rockwell collins bought b.e. aerospace, leading supplier of airplane cabbens. at the time it was considered a sign that the aerospace industry is prime for more deals. this time, rockwell could be the company that's being acquired. phil lebeau, "nightly business report," chicago. >>> cbs tops expectations that, where we begin tonight's market focus. reported profits and sales grew as results were helped by an increase in revenue from affiliate subscription fees. cbs said ad sales were higher. shares initially rose after the bell and finished the regular day up 1% at 6452. >>> horizon pharma raised its full year revenue outlook after posting quarterly sales it grew and topped estimates. the drug maker cited higher demand for the company's rare dise

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, we had susan collins, a different collins come on our air yesterday to say if she didn't know if donaldld be the nominee in 2020. that's one of mitch mcconnell's senators right there. there's a lot of other juicy tidbits in that story about how trump misplayed his hand with so many republican senators. that's contributing to this problem that mcconnell is having with him. he just doesn't understand how to put a coalition together even within his own party. he doesn't get that fighting with people that are supposed to carry his legislative agenda will not work since the democrats a united against it. nobody can figure out what trump is trying to do here. the base does not like the establishment leaders of congress, ryan or mbattle, the e and trump. >> we don't whknow what the ord is. bannon is saying it's war. >> if you're mitch mcconnell would you be thefnervous? >> a little bit about the fire power of breitbart. fox might have to make a bit of a decision. you have warfare within the republican party. in arizona you have mcconnell supporting the incumbent jeff flake and you have trump s

[risas] marÍa antonieta collins: bienvenida de regreso. saben lo que es eso. miren eso. javier: tremendo personaje. marÍa antonieta collins: eso es como el pan nuestro de cada dÍa. imaginen. javier: es tremendo. es un actor arriba del cuadrilÁtero. marÍa antonieta collins: arriba a la gente le grita horrores. apenas el hombre se baja, la gente se quiere tomar fotos con Él. los interesados dicen que no tiene tÉcnica, pero los que saben que es un espectÁculo dicen que tiene carisma. llenar las peleas donde va a luchar. llena la taquilla. la gente lo puede ver a las 7 de la noche. mÁscara contra caballero. una gran producciÓn. recuerden que es una serie de una hora que presentamos con todo el equipo de crÓnicas de sÁbado. carolina: muchas gracias. estaremos pegados al televisor. [hablan al unÍsono] javier: en instantes, le vamos a contar cuÁntos ceros a la derecha tendrÁ el nuevo cheque de neymar en su nuevo equipo de fÚtbol. carolina: seguimos conectados contigo a travÉs de redes sociales. javier: seguimos. ♪ feliz cena de aniversario, queri

collin also overseas operations collin also overseas operations at aae's 501c support foundation. he also co-leads the national employee freedom week, a national information campaign and coalition, now in its fifth year, highlighting the rights employees have regarding union memberships including opting out and joining nonunion groups. before joining aae in 2008, collin served in coalition relations department at the heritage foundation. collin graduated from the university of notre dame and i'm going to ask him to take over the program until q&a, thank you all. collin: thank you, david, and thank you to the heritage foundation for agreeing to host this event and thank you to all of you for attending and everyone who's watching the live stream on cspan, i appreciate you tuning in. and thank you to the other panelists who made it to d.c. the fact that you're here means you didn't win the power ball last night. welcome to national employee freedom week. it's all week through august 26. i have to apologize and admit that national employee freedom week as great as it is, had nothing 2

. >> mourners, many strangers are embracing as they remember second lieutenant collins. the bowie state student killed at the university of maryland. brad bell was there as the two campuses united. hi joins us live from college park with the latest in the case. brad? brad: you know what? this was a terrible incident. it tore apart th may. it happened at this bus stop. still an active bus stop. the students are here. it has become a memorial. since this happened much else happened regarding the race relations in college campuses. today the school wanted to get together not just to remember lieutenant collins but also to make strong statement. >> at the university of maryland, soulful music. somber processional. at bowie state university, a clear voice. singing out. >> ♪ there is a place in my memory ♪ brad: two campuses separated by miles but at 12:05, united for a moment of remembrance for collins. students at each school hoping that a message is sent. in bowie -- >> it just shows that there is still kindness in the world. brad: in college park -- >> i wish th brad: coll

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i think you're going to see collins play the slot eventual to replace aguilar. aguilar will get a shot in the last preseason games, but i think he will wind up there. >> you alluded to it, matthews and carson wentz were tight. wentz found out literally right before the media was told. how do you think that affects the young quarterback? >> he's a pro. he has to suck it up. put a tweet out there which was nice. he knows it's a business. eagles, if he's smart enough, knew they needed a corner more than they needed a receiver at this point. got to roll with the punches. >> thursday's preseason game against the packers. lost, but that's not a consequence. how did he look? >> great. ten play drive. and they were bringing the house. and he's almost back there. gets out that have. and he hits matthews there for a gain. so -- and then there was another play where -- i think this is it -- he put it you went and keeps his eyes down field and makes the play as collins made a great run with two stiff arms. he's better than i thought he was. matt collins. >> all right. the r

now maybe the honors are making a poor decision in not picking up collin kaepernick.lified to assess that and i doubt you are either. what makes you suspect it's racial? again, the league is 70% black. if anything, it seems like it might be able to use a little diversity. i mean, that's not -- i mean, how is that racism? i'm honestly confused. >> well, the issue is with the ownership. and, again, there are no owners that are african-american. there is one owner that's a person of color. so you have 32 teams, 32 owners who we believe are acting in a way that goes against putting a good product on the field. if it's about ability and the ability to win games, and to produce on the field, collin kaepernick's stats speak for themselves. again, his quarterback rating shows he is the 17th best quarterback in the league. there is no reason he should not be able to get training camp invite to be able to show his talents on the field. >> tucker: okay. so he singsd for $126 million before. how much do you think he should sign for this time? >> i'm not sure. i'm not qualified to

collin also overseas operations at aa501c. he also co-leads the national employee freedom week, a national information campaign and coalition, now in its fifth year, highlighting the rights employees have regarding union memberships including opting out and joining nonunion groups. before joining aae in 2008, collin served in coalition relations department at the heritage foundation. collin graduated from the university of notre dame and i'm going to ask him to take over the program until q&a, thank you all. >> thank you, david, and thank you to the heritage foundation for agreeing to host this event and thank you to all of you for attending and everyone who's watching the live stream on cspan, i appreciate you tuning in. and thank you to the other panelists who made it to d.c. in august, and the fact that you're here means you didn't win the power ball last night. welcome to national employee freedom week. it's all week through august 26. i have to apologize and admit that national employee freedom week as great as it is, had

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susan collins said, look. bob mueller should have the prerogative to follow the leads as he sees them. there's no an appetite in the senate, beyond the susan collins' of the senate, not an appetite to push bob mueller out and i think donald trump would run into real danger trying to do that. >> we'll have dana's interview with us, two republican senators. i want to be precise, laura. here is the announcement, the statement that the acting attorney general at the time rod rosenstein issued on may 17th announcing robert mueller would be the special counsel and giving him these instructions to investigate any links and/or coordination between the russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of president donald trump and -- very significant -- chris alluded to it -- any matters that arose or may arise directly from the investigation. that seems to give him broad power. if you see something going on in your investigation that may be criminal, go ahead and investigate it. >> doesn't only seem that

it was more than just a remerance today for richard collins iii. aimee cho is live in bowie where he was honored at two separate campuses. >> reporter: richard collins he was days away from graduating and starting his career in the army. those who knew him said his life was all about helping others. those here have vowed to carry on his legacy. ♪ >> reporter: as students fall into the rhythm of the new year two schools remembering a life lost too soon. ♪ our hearts are still very, very heavy as we remember a tragedy. >> richard collins iii was at a bus stop celebrating his graduation. police say a stranger stabbed him to death in a random attack. >> reporter: someone did not take the opportunity to know him. his life was taken because the color of his skin. his life was taken because she decided to sta >> reporter: the suspect former university of maryland student. he belonged to a white supremacist facebook group. >> how could he lose his life in his own country through such an act of violence. >> reporter: he was an excellent student. his death s

baird, collin sebastian and ed lee good morning nasdaq is trying to bauns back from three days of losshis is morning. we're seeing pretty good action in the faang names that are leading the way. prior to this morning, it was a mixed picture for the basket of tech stocks. a mixed picture for faang and for the month, netflix down 9% alphabet and amazon are under pressure we've been having this discussion the last few days as they were having some trouble getting out of the gate. it is difficult for people to point to anything substantial. >> there is nothing big changing here, right? this is usual. i think people come the realizations as to what the future might look like for some of the services and i think that sort of tweaks the market a little bit >> are the name an atm for when sent gets a little jittery? >> well, i think that's likely the case especially given the strong performance for each of the names year to date at least ahead of earnings i think the bigger picture is that competitive gap between a lot of these companies and legacy companies and industries is actually widening

. >> cnn's kaitlyn collins is at the white house. what are we hearing from the president and his legal team? >> reporter: we heard from trump's lawyer, jay sekulow. this is what he said before donald trump's rally. take a listen. >> the empaneling of a grand jury in situations like this is typically how they move forward. it is really very much standard operating procedure when you have a situation like this. with respect fo the empaneling of the grand jury, we have no reason to believe the president is under investigation here. >> reporter: now, this is the same lawyer who said donald trump played no role in crafting his son's statement about his son's meeting with the russian lawyer only to be contradicted by the white house when they said the president weighed in on don jr.'s statement. that aside, we saw from the president as he is taking a new approach to the russia investigation. instead of it being about himself and his family, he is making it about his supporters saying the democrats and those pursuing the investigation are c

oh, officer collins. ah, it's a pleasure to have you here.me? and congratulations on your safe return. we appreciate everything you guys did over there. oh, thank you, sir. all right. (pats back) well, he seems nice. big day today, huh? oh, yeah? why is that? oh, i don't know. you know, mcnally, tribunal... no reason. wouldn't know. no. no. (mutters) don't even think of bringing that in there. if you're drinking coffee, you're not taking notes. new rules. any more new rules we should know about? no squad cars coming back on empty. no old lunches left in the fridge. frank wants 15 to run like a well-oiled machine. don't take it personally. how do you take it? personally. morning, officers. i'd like to start by welcoming 15's newest rookie-- officer nick collins. two tours in afghanistan. kicked ass in the academy. great new addition, especially since we're down an officer. i'd also like to congratulate the new faces of 15-- two officers handpicked by me, of course, to represent 15 in a new p.r. campaign. tough, professional-- these officers pl

i have the pat collins' eclipse kit right here. >> so here we're go, ready. be careful now. it will happen before you know it. >> oh my herchs wow. >> wow! >> there you go. >> reporter: and when an eclipse happens, what is it do to people on earth. >> makes us all crazier than we're already are. [ laughter ] >> stop your foot -- stomp your foot if you like it. >> it's going to make me excited as hell. >> reporter: really. >> let's see. >> reporter: here we're go. >> i'm ready. whoa! [ laughter ] fabulous. fabulous. >> reporter: now, as doug mentioned, i was at the zoo because they said when there's a big eclipse, well the animals might go bonkers, so here i was at the zoo. now, i'm at the cage of the kadoo he's way, way over there. way leon and angie, i don't think any of the animals at the zoo are going to need any counseling here tonight. >> now, just the two legged ones, that's all. the four-legged ones, they're fine. >> i know. i don't think they got the same effect. >> reporter: what do you think? >> no moving coronas there. there's some other excitement going on out th

collins was murdered while visiting the university of maryland campus on may 21st. he was set to graduate from bowie state a few days later. >> finals week, you know, most people were gone, i was gone that wednesday. >> with himei never really -- it never sunk in this could happen to any one of my friends or anyone i know. it's not just one incident. it's bigger than that. >> collins, stabbing death at maryland is still under investigation as a possible racial motivated hate crime. students say his memory is now a foundation for moving forward on issues of race and hate at those universities. >>> the county sheriff's office is asking for help in identifying the suspects who defaced a confederate statute in leesburg. the statute was spray painted with obscene messages. there were pictures of two suspects spotted in the area during the time of that vandalism. the sheriff's office want to hear from you if you can identify the suspects. the graffiti was removed. >>> hundreds of undocumented immigr >>> when disaster strikes, we come together at rise up. visit wusa9.com/t

collins pleaded guilty last month. collins sold heroin laced with fentanyl to a 28-year-old man who died last october. a judge sentenced collins to 19 to 38 and a half years in state prison plus seven years probation. delaware county district attorney jack whelan says the narcotics task force is continually working to track the source of deadly drugs and prosecute dealers. >>> president trump has left washington for a 17 day vacation at his bedminster, new jersey, golf club. with the president there, the secret service has imposed flight restrictions within a 10-mile radius of the club. and that's having an impact on a small airport in bucks county. "action news" reporter john rawlins was there today. >> still operating, you bet you. very limited. >> reporter: eisenhower runs the air field. a kind of flying museum its pride and joy made of wood and fabric. the big draw booking sight seeing drives. among eisenhower's best customers motorcyclists. >> they want to go for a ride. they love bikes, they run airplanes. they w

welcome back to the kaiser a part time not to go to shanghai and talk with dan collins of the china money report dot com dan welcome back hey max how the gong pretty yet so here in america they apply to throwing sticks and stones and calling each other bad names but other places of the world are actually having some jail political tension that could result in an actual geo political chaos let's talk about what's happening in india and china and what is the goal come transgression it sounds like a nine hundred seventy four political thriller starring warren beatty and gene hackman but i don't think that's what it is what what is it. well we have we have a major escalating situation here in asia which has received hardly any coverage is really surprising the doppler plateau is basically an area between china and. india and acting as pertains protectorate these two have gone to war before over this area been very quiet and i've lived in china now for twenty years we've really had not heard anything about it but now we have literally the sect world's second largest country has invaded the wor

students are promising to protect collins legacy. aimee cho is on the bowie state campus with that part of the story. >> reporter: new school year just started here at bowie state but today for one minute everything stood still. ♪ >> reporter: our hearts are still very, very heavy as we remember a tragedy. >> his life was taken because someone did not take the opportunity to get to know him. his life was taken because of the color of his skin. his life was taken because he decided to stand for what he believed in. >> reporter: for p days this tragedy has weighed on my heart and in my mind. there is nothing that we can do today that can cause us to go back in time and bring him back. >> please take one minute and a moment of silence. ♪ may you forever be >> we are here today to say no. no to racism. no to bigotry. snow to hatred. snow no to violence. >> we need to be excellent examples of tolerance and patience and love and kindness. i think that was for time and purpose. >> such an incredibly powerful ceremony. richard collins was ju

steve young agrees. >> collin has said i want to play football and he is capable of especially kind ofigniting offense. i don't know if there is a more qualified guy that can come on the field and something something happen some of i have got to believe there is a place for collin kaepernick. >> tonight at 11:00 from the bay area to houston, help is on the way. the great lengths that first responders and ordinary citizen are going to rescue flood victims. damian trujillo will have a full report here at 11:00. >> that is going to do it for us at 6:00. stay skpocool and we will see y back here at 11:00. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. . >>> the stars take sides in the katy-taylor feud. pink texting her little girl. harri

sent pat collins to the zoo to check it out.he brought his own solar show, kind of, along with him. hi, there, pat. >> let me tell you, the animals are just fine, in fact, for them, it was another afternoon at the zoo. you know, in certain parts of our country, the eclipse look like this? here at the zoo, something less than that and that's why i my own eclipse with me. -- at the national zoo, at the peak, at prime time. when they said it was the right time to put on those special glasses and look to the sky. well, it looked sort of like -- i'll let some of the watchers explain. >> if you look up there, how would you describe it, how much cover? >> it's about -- i'd say it's about like this. it's like a little upside down pumpkin smile. >> you know, you can still see your shadow on the ground. >> yeah. >> so what do you make of this? >> an 80% eclipse, not 100%. >> are you 80% happy. >> i'm happy we're doing this. >> one of the best zoo shots of the day, the shadows on the sal all over the place. >> use to think it was a history

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the moment of silence took place throughout the entire campus and on bowie state's campus where collins was just a few days away from graduating. while umd students say this moment of silence is important, many believe this is only the first step in addressing racism on the college park campus. >> i think it's important not only to honor lieutenant collins, but to make others realize like -- that's still a serious event. this is still work to be done. i kind of want to see what happens first. and then go from there. tomorrow to try and continue the conversation about racism on campus and how to address it. >>> it may be a long shot, but former obama administration officer paul montero just announced his campaign to become the next county executive in prince george's county. he joins an already crowded field of democrats running for the office. state's attorney angela alsobrooks and state senator c. anthony muse already announced they're in the race. former congresswoman donna f. edwards is also considering a bid. current county executive baker plans to run for governor of maryland. this

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

collins was stabbed to death in may on mad ryland's campus days before he was to graduate. moment of silencend will happen at 12:05 p.m. on both campuses. >>> in memory, a moment of reflection -- police in frederick, maryland want you to take -- we'll go back to the bowie state university campus community joining the university of maryland college park for a moment of reflection to honor the life, as you mentioned of lieutenant richard collins. we know that umd students are not going to hear the marching band story we talked about earlier. we're going to hear them play my maryland before the first home football game this season. the school says it's because the song has pro-confederate lyrics. the official state long includes a reference to northern scum. the university said it's not playing the song to evaluate if it is consist at the present time with the school's value. most students admit they don't know the but feel the university made a good decision. >> probably a good idea. we want to break all ties with that way of thinking. >> kind of glad that it's taken away now

host: lisa collins on those by rex tillerson, do they represent a shift in the trump administration's approach? i don't believe so, i think ultimately secretary theerson is signalling that

this time it is not collin kaepernick and the 40 niners, it is marshawn lynch. >> did he think about it beforehand? was it a spur of the moment thing? these are questions we hoped to ask him today but he declined. head coach didn't want to rehash it today. but tight end jared cook more than willing to discuss mar shaun's decision. >> i am proud of him. and i think it is awesome that he did it. everybody has a voice especially with what has happened in charlottesville the night before. but i think it is important for men in our position to step up and speak on unnecessary situations that we find ourselves in as young minorities in this country a lot of times.

senator collins is on the intelligence committee which is investigating. news that cnn broke first about the expansion of the special counsel's investigation into the president's financial dealings. and susan collins said that she believes the special counsel should follow the leads wherever they may be. i said, well, the president has said that's a red line. and she laughed, and she responded, the president can't set red lines for bob mueller. >> it's so fascinating to hear them sort of behind the scenes talking about their thought process. it was really poignant to hear what went into that vote. >> i agree. i have been sort of dying to talk to them, to get a sense of what was going on there. i was watching them from the senate floor inside the chamber and to get a sense of what those whispers were was pretty cool. >> emboldened, for sure, to say the least. >> thanks for sharing that. >>> there was big developments in the trump-russia investigation. special counsel robert mueller is issuing grand jury subpoenas an following the money. we have the latest d

jd martinez off collin mchugh. look at josh reddick, former a. lays out to make the catch as the pitcher says, that-a-baby. now it's time for ktvu news at 11:00. ken and alyana. >>> next at 11:00 -- >> president trump finally responds to the attacks in virginia with sharp words of condemnation but some say it didn't come soon enough. >>> president trump was greeted by an angry crowd of protesters as he returns to new york city late today. hello again. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm alyana gomez. frank and julie are off tonight. top executives are also distancing themselves from the president. ktvu's jana katsuyama

the reaction at collins murder is often formulaic. that's not good enough.end in maryland and across the country it will be because all of us take a stand not only against the hard right and hate festering on campus but to leaders who have been too content to remain silent and look the other way. >> that was congressman anthony brownback in may making a plea to lawmakers following the tragic killing of second lieutenant richard collins. >> brown was part of a conversation about hate and race that took place at the university of maryland where brown was killed. fox5 tisha lewis live in college park with that story. hi, tisha. >> reporter: hi there jim, hi sarah and that leap that plea continued tonight. the conversation wrapped up just moments ago. you can see the students here. it was a packed house we're told with at least 300 students. this discussion about race, hate bias incidents and the atmosphere here on campus comes one day after the one year anniversary of the murder of richard collins. he's a student who was killed here on campus by another student