we're talking about this one dolphin right now. >> so is this like dolphin porn? >> a little bit. kayaks and beach goers. one swimmer got stopped from going to shore, he loved to rub her so much. >> what? . >> yeah, i guess she had been friendly with the locals over a month. finally authorities there said you know what, enough of your loving is too much. we're banning you from the beach. experts say the ban is excessive because dolphin attacks are rare. he's frisky, he's trying to get a little love and be loved, you know. get him some help. wow! >> get him another lady dolphin. you know, bring them together. >> i guess it wasn't a sperm whale. just -- awkward. . >> they cut off the music. >> we're talking about this, move on! >> move onto the usa. and a caved dwelling. it's actually a pricey cave house that is for sale. look at this. so this is in the natural cave in arkansas. it is up for sale right now for $2.75 million. it is a beckon creek cave house. it welcomes visitors to stay inside before. it has four bedrooms, four baths. 6,000 moving space, not bad at all, has its own g

oh, my gosh. >> reporter: what have the dolphins taught you about humans? >> oh, gosh.portant thing is that maybe we're not as smart as we think we are. and that it's definitely opened my eyes to how we put some constraints on our understanding of intelligence when it might be this much more colorful and broad experience for these >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> we end this half hour with a story of courage. a young boy who was searching for it and a wise old man who helped him find it. steve hartman is on the road. >> reporter: it is the tallest 20 inches in sports. the distance between a diving board and the surface of the water can feel like half a body length. especially when it's half your body length. which is why all summer long 4-year-old dylan stick has been cheating the system. gradually lowering himself into the water like a fragile egg. >> he

they are dropping the hammer >>> good day to be a dolphin, bad day to be a sand eel.rom above the water there appears to be a bit of chaos but under the water you get to understand what's going on. they try to protect themselves, they're going into a bait pool but at the same time that's just something the dolphins use to eat them. >> the did fins, the eels, that's cool. >> it's amazing to see how the fish move together and it looks like the dolphins are toying with them. it looks like boiling water. you see them super close to the top. this is brought out to by research institute >>> this next video is my favorite video of the day by far. who would have thought it, watching sheep get herded, but from high altitude and sped up like this i was hip know advertised by this video. it's almost like blood going through veins. if you look very closely you can see as some of the dogs are running backwards and forwards as they're trying their best to get 30 phi hundred views in for their annual checkup. >> my mind is like, you've never seen such a thing. >> well, that's exactl

even though drift gill nets period.36 dolphins during that the whale population is up too. 103%.any are still endangered and drift gill nets entangled and killed 23 whales over the past decade. what was it like seeing these nets up close underwater? >> i don't know how deep they went, but they were massive. >> reporter: this individual is a biologist and longtime photographer for national geographic. his video of a starving polar bear went viral last providing a gut-wrenching glimpse into the canadian arctic. earlier this year, he brought his camera to the california coast. to capture the fishing nets blamed for entangling endangered sea life. his nonprofit group, sea legacy, partnered with other animal advocacy groups to release yaund water and undercover 1r50ds showing the fishing gear and it? >> an entire ecosystem. our oceans, our future. >> reporter: we spoke to him near his home on vancouver island in canada. >> i've never seen anything like it. the way the current was pushing it and these waves t was like this undulating, moving death machine. >> a death machine? >> yeah.

fishing nets are mainly used to catch swordfish, but snag and kill a lot more, including sharks, dolphins, and whales. we first told you about these nets two years ago. well, now, state and federal lawmakers are taking action to do away with the gear that's been entangled in controversy. bigan: marine life now lifeless, caught and killed in mile-long fishing nets off the california coast. we obtained and analyzed nearly three decades of federal inspection records and discovered 87,000 sharks were killed in drift gillnets over the past 28 years, 4,000 dolphins, 1,200 sea lions, 456 whales, which includes endangered species, and 136 sea turtles, which are all either endangered or threatened. male: they were drowning to death in these nets. bigan: this ith ag under the condition we protect his identity. he shot over 100 hours of video while on 2 fishing boats off the california coast. he tells us he managed to get permission from crews to be on board, but what they didn't know is that he's an undercover cameraman working for animal rights groups. male: dolphinsto get air,inga. they just cons

a florida police union is urging members to boycott the miami dolphins after players on the dolphins national anthem protests during the first full slate of preseason games on thursday. some players kneeling raising their fists or waiting in the locker room while the anthem played. this coming after the team had scheduled a first responders day for its november 4th game. that's a home game. broward county police union now calling on its members and all south florida police officers to boycott the team saying "if you've already purchased tickets to the game, we encourage you to call the dolphins ticket office to request a refund because this organization obviously does not honor first responders and the dangers they put themselves in every day." the vice president of the broward county police union weighing in on just this morning on "fox & friends." watch. >> we thought that this was an olive branch to, you know, kind of mend and heal and actually have some constructive dialogue. >> melissa: it sorts of plays into what the players are protesting. if they think the police is actually

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a dolphin sighting that would normally inspire wonder now only makes you worry. oh, there he is.here. look at this. wow, you can really feel it in your nostrils and your sinuses and the back of your throat. it's like a mild pepper spray when this algae gets up in the air. and so if we can feel that discomfort, you've got to wonder what it's like to be a dolphin in a red tide like this. oh, there he is. their blow hole is just inches beneath the surface. 90 miles up the coast, they found two dolphins that could not survive this epic red tide. but more shocking are the beaches with drift piles of rotting, dead fish stretching to the horizon. a visit to the marine biologist at florida gulf coast university is like a visit to the morgue. and these are just two of more than 400 sea turtles found in this area alone. >> this one is able to breathe. and this one here, the juvenile. >> makes your heart hurt, doesn't it? >> you go through stages. hurts, then you're angry. >> this is the villain right here. this is the red tide? >> yep. and this one down here on the bottom. >> yeah. >> the

miami dolphins will stand.he dolphins would be standing? >> absolutely we thought we would be standing. also we thought that this was an olive branch to kind of mend and heal and actually have some constructive dialogue. brian: right. because the nfl owners always say we don't get their message right, we're not getting the message. their problem with law enforcement, it is with the people you represent. >> yeah, they feel like police brutality is out there whatever. listen, that is not the issue. yeah, there has been a couple incidents. we have a couple of bad apples, but we police our own. and, i think the whole country knows that. brian: you want the fans to also step out and not support the dolphins this year? >> i would love to see that. until, listen, we can't come together, as long as these nfl players keep kneeling, we will never be able to meet and have an open dialogue. so yeah, i urge all the dolphin fans, don't show up, don't watch. brian: it is kenny stills, albert wilson, and robert quinn taking a

it's the worst toxic algae bloom in recent memory, wiping out dolphins, sea turtles, other marine lifethousands so could we be to blame? bill weir is live in ft. myers, florida, with more. i'm guessing there's at least some culpability, bill. >> well, absolutely. scientists are trying to figure out just that. this is an economic problem in addition to an emotional one. beaches are filled with european tourists, august is their holiday season but the beach was covered with dead fish, grouper, horseshoe grab, eels stinking under the hot sun. they're cleaning up as fast as they can but the question is is this the new normal thanks to the development and farming practices in the sunshine state? normally a voyage like this is filled with relaxed anticipation but these days a trip off of florida's gulf coast brings boatfuls of dread. toxic algae is blooming like mad and you can see and smell the result everywhere -- on shore and off. a dolphin sighting that would normally inspire wonder -- >> two right there. >> reporter: now only makes you worry. there he is, he's right here. look at this.

i think he's a dolphin. >> well, have mercy. baby billy's nearly 4 months old already.r happened the day we were on the set -- it's when he met his "fuller house" family for the first time. >> this is an important moment. i've known these people for 30 years. i've talked about having kids and now, you know, i brought mine on. it was sweet. >> i wanted to eat him. like, you can't give him back. he was just the perfect size. >> the thighs are so mushy and yummy. >> like very excited aunties. >> all of a sudden, you see it and there's candace and jodie and you know, stephanie and d.j. and kimmy gibbelr, uh, holding my little baby it got to me a little bit. i got a little emotional. >> come on, let's celebrate. >> we were with the cast as they shot a gender reveal party episode, guesting on the show, john's pal josh peck, playing a fellow dad, kind of full circle in a funny way. 'cause he was john's son in his series "grandfathered." >> so this whole party was planned around a balloon that won't pop? >> we've had parties for less. >> paige his wife, and uh, josh were so, yo

ten years ago even though the gill nets killed 436 dolphins during that same period. the whale population is up, too. 103%. many are still endangered and drift gill nets jing tangled and killed 23 whales. what's it like seeing them up close under water? >> be how deep they went -- >> reporter: this biologist is a longtime photographer for "national geographic." his video of a starving polar bear went viral last year providing a gut-wrenching glimpse into the canadian arctic. this year he brought his camera to the california coast. he captured the fishing nets blamed for entangling sea life. the agency partnered with other animal advocacy groups to release underwater and undercover videos showing the fishing gear and its impact. what's at stake? >> an entire ecosystem. our oceans. >> reporter: we spoke to him on vancouver island in canada. >> i've never seen anything like it. the way the current was pushing it and these waves tissues was like this undulate, moving death machine. they're designed to kill, kill everything in their path. >> reporter: he wants the nets ban

a dolphin sighting that would normally inspire wonder now only makes you worry. >> there's two rightright here. look at this. wow, you can really feel it in your nostrils, in your sinuses, in the back of your throat, eight like a mild pepper spray when this algae gets up in the air. if we can feel that discomfort, you've got to wonder what it's like to be a dolphin in a red tide like this. their blow hole is just inches beneath the surface. >> reporter: 90 miles up the coast they found two dolphins who couldn't survive this red tide. a visit to a marine biologist is like a sad visit to the morgue. these are just two of the sea turtles found in this area alone. >> this one here was a juvenile. >> reporter: it makes your heart hurt, doesn't it? >> you go through stages. it hurts, then you're angry. >> reporter: this is the red tied rig tide right here. >> and this on the bottom. >> reporter: the aa aa aal -- t occurs in salt water. >> while they love nitrogen and phosphorous, which are fertilizers. >> that's burning sugar? >> processing sugar. >> reporter: generations of sugarcane farm

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] the dolphins are like, "you're blowing this, dude.e." [ applause ] later he got down on one knee and was like, "becca, will you -- hey, look pigeons. oh, my gosh." [ laughter ] later during the finale, "bachelorette" host chris harrison asked becca's sister how it felt to see becca so happy. but i think she may have forgotten garrett's name watch this. >> what's it like seeing your sister so happy? >> it's the best feeling in the world. and to see her so happy with you is just -- i can't even describe it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "just wow. welcome to the family, champ. you're the winner of "the voe," whatever this show i look, dolphins. oh, my goodness." and finally, some tech news, i heard that amazon is looking to hire over 200 people for positions where you work from home. yeah, it's all part of amazon's gaan to make sure no one ever leaves their house. [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ ch ♪s and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] oh, thank you, roots. good to see you higgins. i like that jam

their blow hole is just inches beneath the surface. 90 miles up the coast they just found two dolphins tide. and a visit to the marine biologist at florida gulf coast university is like a sad visit to the morgue. these are just two of the more than 400 sea turtles found in this area alone. >> this one is able to breathe. and this one here is a juvenile. >> makes your heart hurt, doesn't it? >> you go through stages. hurts. then you're angry. >> this is the villain right here. this is the red tide. >> yeah. and this one down here on the bottom. >> reporter: the algae that cause red tides occurs naturally in saltwater, but human activity on land can make the situation much, much worse. >> while they love nitrogen and phosphorus -- >> which are fertilizers. >> yeah. >> that's burning sugar? >> processing. >> processing sugar. >> reporter: generations of sugarcane farming has altered the chemistry of lake okeechobee and the health of the everglades. in wet season florida dumps a massive amount of water into the most delicate ecosystems. while in dry season that water is diverted to farms a

three members of the dolphins, kneeled.ne raised a fist. >> being part of the protest is not easy. >> reporter: president trump has been a vocal critic of the demonstration got sweeting that numerous players wanted to show their outrage. they make a fortune doing what they love, be happy and be cool. protesting players heavier reacting to issues like racism and the number of black men killed by police officers.? i have to stand for something. >> reporter: it made the nfl enact a policy that made standing mandatory. the players union pushed back. both sides agreed to suspend the policy while they discussed the issue. >> if everyone treated the rest of the week like we treat sundays during football season, the country would be in a better place. >> reporter: becky live, the nfl -- back here live, the nfl does expect players to stand. they have a choice to remain in the locker room. >>> we have the fun and games side of the deal. the unofficial beginning of the john gruden era part two is good. whether it is preseason or not,

. >> players protesting national and in a variety of ways, two players from the miami dolphins took a the prevent several players from the seattle seahawks and jacksonville jaguars, the nfl said in a statement, they decided to suspend punishment while their discussion with nfl players association continues but their policy still remains the same. the and some will continue to be played before every game and all players and nonplayer personnel in the field are expected to stand. personnel who do not wish to do so choose to remain in the locker room. fans left outraged by yesterday's and 6. david said this is the most ridiculous thing i have ever seen. time to protest the nfl, totally disrespects the people who died for this country. robert on twitter chiming in says i guess i won't be watching, too bad we can't keep politics out of sports or entertainment. others on social media applauded the players, depends where you fall on this great debate. jillian: youtube is fact checking. >> adding fact checkers to videos who call climate change in question. the first report this one saying the

look at miami dolphins wide receiver kenny stills taking the anthem before taking on the bucs.cleveland, members kneeled in the end zone before the anthem was played. three players with the seahawks made statements by waiting in the tunnel before taking the field. the nfl says no punishment will be handed out while it continues to work with the players union on the agreeable policy. >> this is not going anywhere. >>> later today, the manhattan madame kristen davis appears before a grand jury in washington in the russia probe of robert mueller. it is not clear what prosecutors want to ask her. she volunteered with members of mueller's team. one possible line is the connection to roger stone. the veteran political consultant and trump adviser who is a subject in the russia investigation. >>> the portion is expected to -- the prosecution is expected to rest in the trial of paul manafort. over the last week, the jury heard about his wardrobe and lifestyle and doctored loan documents. as the defense prepares to offer its case, a court filing from robert mueller is acceptedisend sign

clearly the dolphins and some other teams don't require their players to do that.rtainly, julie, will be talked about a great deal in the months ahead. >> julie: kevin corke, thank you. >> bill: mike brown, the owner of the cincinnati bengals says sports and politics can be a tricky mix. we're choosing to keep it off the field. >> julie: viewership is down. last season the nfl did cost them fans. >> bill: a little bit. >> julie: it's a business. you have to make customers happy. >> bill: why north korea is threatening to put the brakes on getting rid of its nukes. former governor bill richardson is back. we'll talk to him live coming up next. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999... intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. to help you lose your dad bod, train for that marathon, and wake up with the patience of a saint. and now, save up to $500 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, no interest unt

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dolphin in southwestern germany was where the man and woman offered customers on the darknet the chance to rape her son at least six men traveled from germany switzerland and spain to take advantage of that offer. is the boy's lawyer the boy is now ten and she says he's doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances he lives with a foster family. one positive is that his torture is over and he can see closure he'll live permanently where he is now but a possible negative his that we have to tell him that all contact with his mother is broken off. this is also raises questions about the local youth welfare office family court and police they may have failed to pass on information that could have helped the boy earlier. you know the story tragic on so many saw is i'm joined tonight by the psychologist and director of the berlin beings child protection in geo innocence in danger it's good to have you with us julia fund while i want to ask you julie we were talking earlier about it what happens to children who are in these situations this young boy we have a stand he's now about t

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the miami dolphins' football player makes a tackle and gets lost on his way to the sideline.s saturday after the baltimore ravens.i afte alan alan onso made his way to the other side of the team. he was disoriented after flippiflip ing upside-down on that tackle. you have a big move, you go where you want >> that's how hard they get hit out there. >> that's true. mom. >> sorry. >>> tonight kicks off the first part of the finale of "american ninja warrior." >> the stage oneud incl eight obstacles for the warriors. you watch this and it's nuts. watch out for gavin ross. the sprint canoeist was invited to las vegas. he was in the philly qualifiers. "american ninja warrior" at 8:00 here on nbc. >>> still ahead, stunning allegati against the pope by former high-ranking vatican official. what the pope says about it. >>> also ahead, keeping your child's identity safe. thedevices you use every day that can put them at risk. what you can do today to change that. stay with us. >>> "news 4 today" star now. >> this is what happens. >> when you have an ethnic anchor team. this is eun yang

dolphin in southwestern germany was where the man and woman offered customers on the darknet the chance to rape her son at least six men traveled from germany switzerland and spain to take advantage of that offer such a cottage is the boy's lawyer the boy is now ten and she says he's doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances he lives with a foster family. one positive is that his torture is over and he can see closure he'll live permanently where he is now but a possible negative his that we have to tell him that all contact with his mother is broken off. this stuff and he's also raises questions about the local youth welfare office family court and police they may have failed to pass on information that could have helped the boy earlier. so tragic missed opportunities to help the victim bear and adolescent psychologist psychiatrist professor york fire guard tells us that the internet makes it more difficult for authorities to detect such crimes. you know i'm sorry to say i think these crimes will happen all the times and with the new possibilities in the internet in the

the coverage after three weeks, you get these spellbinding photos like we see in the times with the dolphineliable, people like noel gallagher have to go inside with their guitar and create wonderwall and the beatles wouldn't have been what they were without the weather. we will see how the creative industry does with so many months of idle sunshine. a nice thought to end on. that's it for tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. aand if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. but a big thank you to my guests the broadcaster and entertainment journalist, caroline frost, and the parliamentary journalist, tony grew. thank you and goodbye.

and last night two miami dolphins took a knee. four jag aware players stayed in the locker room.k who was the first to kneel tweeted about the dolphins kneeling saying my brother kenny still continues his protest of oppression by taking a knee. stay strong brothers. this new reaction from president trump saying in part a football game that fans are paying so much money to watch and enjoy is no place to protest. most of that money goes to the players anyway, find another way to protest. >> there were no demonstrations by the 49ers. the team came back to baeat dallas cowboys. coach kyle shan unanimous has a feeling they'll be out for some time. >>> tonight the raiders take on the detroit lions as jon gruden makes a high profile return to the sidelines. as a michigan native i can tell you the lions always find a way to screw it up, so i'm sure the raiders are going to win. >>> it appears the pentagon is moving forward with plans to create a new branch of t military called space force. >> yesterday mike pence had details on the new branch of the military. they would like to see an $8

. >> last night the miami dolphins took a knee once the anthem started. four jaguars players remained in the locker room. collin kaepernick who was the first to kneel during the preseason in 2016 tweeted about the dolphins kneeling. he said my brother kenny stills continued his protests of on presentati oppression. stay strong my brothers and from the president, a game that fans are paying so much to enjoy is no place to protest. >> there were no demonstrations by the. the team came back to beat the dallas cowboys thank to third but george kitles and matt breida suffered shoulders inj y injuri injuries. the coach has a feeling they'll be out for some time. >>> the raiders take on the detroit lions tonight as head coach jon grudhn gruden makes h return to the sidelines. >>> kanye west stumped into silence as he was asked why he supports president donald trump. >> you said george bush doesn't care about back people. it makes me wonder why you think donald trump does, or any people at all. why don't we take a break. we'll come back and kanye west is here. >>

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it is killing marine life, including dolphins, manatees, and sea turtles.e 5 tons of a fish were found dead on one beach in florida >> red tide is a very slow, very slow death. they're basically suffocating. >> this toxic algae has killed fish since the 1500s, but officials are saying this year is the worst they have seen. researchers are investigating whether agricultural pollutants like the runoff from sugar cane and other forms in south florida are making things even worse. this algae bloom is causing a terrible odor along the beaches and tourism is hurting. >>> happening today, some big changes are coming to the section 8 housing program in oakland. oakland mayor libby shaft and housing authority are expected to announce a number of private rental units available to low income renters are part of the mayor's plan for section 8 is to provide 17 is to provide 17,000 new affordable housing units by the year 2024. >>> southwest airlines is toughening its policies on emotional support animals. beginning next month only one dog or one cat will be allowed per

, while dolphins defensive end robert quinn and wide receiver kenny stills both raised their fist. colin kaepernick, the player who started the prprotests in 2016, also tweeteted a photo with stills, writing -- "my brother @kstills continued his protest of systemic oppression tonight by taking a knee. stay strong brothers." the two are wearing shirts reading "i know my rights." the nfl says it will not punish the players for protesting, saying it has suspended its newly implemented policy of fining teams with protesting playayers because the league did not consult with the players association before implementing the policy. and this weekend marks the first anniversary of the white supremacist gathering in charlottesville, virginia, which became the biggest and deadliest white supremacist rally in decades in the united states. the violence began on the night of august 11 when hundreds of white men bearing torches marched on the university of virginia campus and attacked a small group of anti-racist protesters. the following day, up to 1000 white supremacists and neo-nazis gathered i

banning the nets will sink their business and tell us extra precautions have lead to fewer turtles, dolphins and whales. what do you think? we want to hear from you. hear #weinvestigate. >> you can give them a call, 888-996-tips or visit that web site, nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >>> 4:50 right now. a live look in detroit michigan. fans and family and loved ones will say their final farewell to the queen of soul. >> that's a live look for you. aretha franklin will be buried today, two weeks after her death from pancreatic cancer. the church plans to allow one thousand fans inside. this follows a week of celebrations that included a star studded concert last night. her fans have come from near and far to say good-bye. >> i flewknew i had to get here. >> for her services needed to b. >> today's funeral expecd to it will include musical performances from stars like ariana grande. >> this mural painted over virtually overnight. many are wondering if that new paint job broke any laws. >> let's take a look at this. on the left on a long vacant store once looked like. on the right is what it look

the dolphins defense of end, he raised a fist like he did last season. before the steelers-eagles game, the eagles players reportedly raised their fists during the anthem. defense of end michael bennet walked onto the field after the anthem started. >> shannon: all right, trace gallagher. thank you very much. the controversies turning kneeling for the national anthem is once again front and center. let's talk about with former ohio seminar to bitter fox news contributor guy benson. capri, what do make of it? so much back and forth about owners, the lien, players. >> in the absence of any explicit direction from the nfl which is on hold. basically we are back to square one and players are going to do with the players want to do. i think the signals that the concerns from the players continue, and i think probably some of this is fueled by the one-year anniversary of some of the charlottesville protest that occurred a year ago. i would really urge the nfl, obviously i respect people's first amendment rights but the national football league is the employer

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the times also covering the heatwave with a photograph of two rowers caught by a surprise playmate dolphinor: lovely. it is having serious consequences elsewhere, particularly in spain and portugal. reporter: there are consequences in portugal, 800 firefighters continuing to work to stomp out multiple fires, wildfires, according to the portuguese paper. 100 people have had it be -- have been evacuated. and for those who may feel like an egg in a frying pan when you are outside, i have a cartoon for you. addresses the record-breaking heat, with one egg saying to the other, there must be a way to fight climate change. the other says, it is too expensive. and a political twist here from morton moreland. macron addressing theresa may if you should pour cold water in any attempt to bypass brussels, which is in effect what he did. theresa may yelling, "no." the extended heatwave is making many of us miserable, but according to the new yorker, it is making some archaeologists happy. because of the dry weather, parch marks have emerged. which allows the archaeologists to see normally unseen things

it was so surreal that's why i was laughing in the middle because we've got these dolphins. >> and thense funny cats. ♪ i'm stronger than i've been before ♪ >> i couldn't stop laughing. >> adding to the insanity, several glitches with the equipment. >> we have these really cool doors but they are not working right now, they are broken. the director a couple of minutes before the show, he said you know what, tyra, you are going to stand in the middle, we're just going to show it. >> and you can see the crew hustling behind her. another mishap the audience couldn't miss was when the monitors went haywire. the live show ranked number one last night pulling in 11 million viewers and executive producer simon, who just signed e show. has another reason to celebrate. today he got a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> also there, former idol judge randy jackson and simon's girlfriend lauren and son eric. >> he's the apple of my eye, eric. just seeing him here today i'm praying one day he'll be standing up there. when he was asked whether i deserve it, apparently the answer was no. >>> all ri

director of player personnel for the dolphins and general manag for the chargers.rafted four future hall of famers. advanced to four super bowls including two with the redskins. we showed you joe was backpack drive taking place at the rptge row k center in southeast. third year for the events spon sords by the family over everything foundation. and much like his teammate morris relishing the opportunity to give back. >> we are in a position to, i think its our obligation do da that every year. i've been doing it for a couple of years. my mom puts in the most work for them. it just feels good to give back. >> wane mry d.c. united taking on montreal impact. end of the first half uwn night do a goal. free oickff opportunity for rooney. strikes it well. but off the post. rooney canno believe it. great effort there though. almost got it to go. he's used to making second half u nighted gets the goal acosta with the perfect cross who finds the back of the net equal lies sz it for d.c. get the draw on theoad 1-1 the final. third round of the bridgestone invitational from a

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miami dolphins wide receivers albert wilson kneeled during the song.agles safety malcolm jenkins and several others raised fists. one player trotted onto the field while the anthem played. some seahawks and jaguars stayed out of sight until the music stop wanted. >> i thought i was going to be by myself out there. instead i had an angel with me with albert being out there. and, you know, i'm grateful that he sees what's happening and he wants to stand up and do something about it as well. >> the president, a strong opponent of the protest since last september tweeted the nfl players are at it again. taking a knee when they should be standing proudly for the national anthem. numerous players from different teams wanted to show their outrage at something that most of them are unable to define. be happy, be cool, a fortune game that fans are paying so much money to watch and enjoy is no place to protest. stand proudly for your national anthem or be suspended without pay. in may, the nfl updated its rules obligating players to stand during the anthem or wa

in miami two members of the dolphins took a knee and a teammate raised a fist. at another game two players for philadelphia eagles raised their fist. a few players from seattle and jacksonville stayed in the tunnel during the anthem. >>> it's just about 20 minutes before 5:00. bart is putting brakes on implementing a new safety plan after community members blast the controversial proposal. f-o for a family separated at the border. kpix 5's julie watts was there as a three year old returned to her mother's arms. it was an emotional separad at the border. 3 old returned to her mother's arms. >> reporter: an emotional reunion, the first time sophia has seen her mom or grandma in months. we first met the 3 year old and her grandmother on the other side of the border. >> reporter: you are scared they're going to separate you. that's the reason you are not crossing. you are scared. >> reporter: sophia's legal guardian had a change of heart the day president trump reversed his decision to separate children from families. news cameras followed sophia and her grandmother

so far this summer in florida, it's killed thousands of fish, along with dolphins, sea turtles and sharks. the poison built up in shellfish too, a hazard for anyone who eats them. that's just one of the many ways toxic algae is posing a danger for humans who get too close to the water. >> you immediately start coughing and sneezing. you know right away you're getting exposed to that toxin. orte dr. larry brand at the university of miami has studied the health effects of this type of algae for more than 40 years. this year's outbreak is the worst in more than a decade. by doing this testing you can figure out ely howuch toxin is in the algae that you have a sample of? >> correct. >> reporter: part of the problem is that wave action can cause the toxins in red tide to become airborne, traveling as far as a mile inland from shore. once it does, temporary health problems can emerge, like respiratory issues, watery eyes and scratchy throats. back home in georgia, marcy and her family got a refund on their beach rental and they're relieved evan is now okay. >> you know, it took him a couple of