glendale another demonstrators have set up camp in the middle of this farm. and they say they've occupied it they want to send a clear message we're done with this fish farm industry they have never had our permission to be in our territories and we've had enough we're not now let them destroy our environment our daughters take our salmon away from us worked on these guys need to get up to get out now. the occupied facility was built by a norwegian company marine harvest the largest salmon farming firm in the world it has sales of around three and a half billion euros a year company representatives refused to speak with us the industry is profiting from kind of his new trade agreement with the e.u. which is gotten rid of tariffs and increased production and exports but environmental activists say aquaculture is damaging wild stocks of fish. when they migrate upstream from the pacific to reproduce they swim right past the fish farms and critics say that has spread disease and infection canadian authorities however play down the issue and say the cage salmon po

career said glendale is a member of the nam just nation and indigenous people from the west coast of canada she's now fighting against industrial fish farms like this one which raise hundreds of thousands of salmon in the region. glendale another demonstrators have set up camp in the middle of this farm and they say they've occupied it they want to send a clear message. done with this fish farm industry they have never had our permission to be in our territories and we've had enough for not now let them destroy our environment our daughters take our salmon away from us. these guys need to get out get out now. the occupied facility was built by a norwegian company marine harvest the largest salmon farming firm in the world it has sales of around three and a half billion euros a year company representatives refused to speak with us the industry is profiting from kind of his new trade agreement with the e.u. which is gotten rid of tariffs and increased production and exports but environmental activists say aquaculture is damaging wild stocks of fish. when they migrate upstream from the

career said glendale is a member of the nam guess nation and indigenous people from the west coast of canada she's now fighting against industrial fish farms like this one which raise hundreds of thousands of salmon in the region. glendale another demonstrators have set up camp in the middle of this farm and they say they've occupied it they want to send a clear message we are done with this fish farm industry they have never had our permission to be in our territories and we've had enough for not now let them destroy our environment our borders take our salmon away from us worked on these guys there to get our money to get out now the occupied facility was built by a norwegian company marine harvest the largest salmon farming firm in the world it has sales of around three and a half billion euros a year company representatives refused to speak with us the industry is profiting from canada's new trade agreement with the e.u. which has gotten rid of tariffs and increased production and exports but environmental activists say aquaculture is damaging wild stocks of fish. when they migrat

highway in glendale.ck ward is there and has more on this whole experience, this nfl experience. derrick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are a few miles away and a couple days away from the game at fedex field. you can get the nfl experience a couple of places. we are at the vista gardens marketplace in glendale. as you see behind me, this is the sunday night football bus experience. with me is j.p. tell me about what people will see when they get on board. >> when we get on side the bus, we are able to give consumers an interactive experience. inside, behind the scenes footage with nvfl. we are hosting the super bowl this year. consumers are mor grab a picture with it. >> that's the actual trophy. >> yes, sir. when you go on there, you step on to a gridiron. there are some life size pictures of players. you get to see how you measure up to line backers and safeties and things like that. >> likewise, we have play of the game, boss. not only from 2017. also, this year's season as well. after e

california right now: a small plane crashed in glendale.he pilot reported having engine ortly before the p >>> breaking news out of trright now, a small plane crashed in glendale. the pilot reported having engine trouble shortly before it went down. he was on the bay to the burbank airport. the two people on boardwalked away unharmed. >>> some very lucky dogs and their owner dodging death on an east bay freeway. you can see a long metal object that went through the windshield of a mercedes and right through the headrest, narrowly missing the dogs in the backseat. it happened earlier today on 880 when a work truck lost its load. here's the view from the backseat. you can see the metal object is just inches from the white dog's head. and if you look like you can see just how long the object was. the chp is trying to track down the work truck it came of off, but so far no luck. >>> a march demanding justice tonight in san francisco for a member of the lgbtq community named bubbles who was murdered. he was shot almost 2-weeks ago... outside a s

career said glendale is a member of the nam just nation and indigenous people from the west coast of canada she's now fighting against industrial fish farms like this one which raise hundreds of thousands of salmon in the region glendale another demonstrators have set up camp in the middle of this farm and they say they've occupied it they want to send a clear message we're done with this fish farm industry they have never had our permission to be in our territories and we've had enough for not now let them destroy our environment our daughters take our salmon away from us worked on these guys need to get out i need to get out now. the occupied facility was built by a norwegian company marine harvest the largest salmon farming firm in the world. it has sales of around three and a half billion euros a year company representatives refused to speak with us the industry is profiting from kind of his new trade agreement with the e.u. which is gotten rid of tariffs and increased production and exports but environmental activists say aquaculture is damaging wild stocks of fish. when they mi

glendale another demonstrators have set up camp in the middle of this farm and they say they've occupiedit they want to send a clear message. down with this fish farm industry they have never had our permission to be in our territories and we've had enough. or not now let them destroy our environment our waters take our salmon away from us worked on the stars need to get out we need to get out now. be occupied facility was built by a norwegian company marine harvest the largest salmon farming firm in the world. it has sales of around three and a half billion euros a year company representatives refused to speak with us. the industry is profiting from kind of his new trade agreement with the e.u. which has gotten rid of tariffs and increased production and exports but environmental activists say aquaculture is damaging wild stocks of fish when they migrate upstream from the pacific to reproduce they swim right past the fish farms and critics say that has spread disease and infection canadian authorities however play down the issue and say the cage salmon pose no threat to their wild cousi

alex stone reports from glendale, arizona. >> reporter: a sign of solidarity on the gridiron in glendaleboys owner jerry jones linking arms and kneeling with his players prior to kickoff during their "monday night football" matchup against the arizona cardinals. the solidarity followed a whirlwind sunday in which players across the league expressed their opinion after president trump defiant and nonapologetic started a national firestorm with these words. >> when somebody disrespects our flag, to say get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now, out. he's fired. >> reporter: the president saying it was not about race, but even some of his own friends joining the list of critics, including new england patriots quarterback tom brady. >> i certainly disagree with what he said and that thought it was just divisive. >> reporter: but this image of steelers lineman, alejandro villanueva went viral too. the army vet who served three tours of duty in afghanistan could be seen just outside the tunnel on sunday with his hand over his heart, while his teammates stayed behind. his jersey selli

abc's senior national correspondent matt gutman in glendale tonight, where the cowboys play the cardinals>> reporter: tonight, basketball's icon, lebron james, knew the questions would not be about the season ahead, but about president trump -- and he was ready. >> the people run this country. not one individual and damn sure not him. >> reporter: it was lebron james who this weekend said president trump is "now using sports as the platform to try to divide us." >> he doesn't understand how many kids, no matter their race, look up to the president of the united states. that's what makes me more sick than anything. >> reporter: and responding to the president's criticism that those who kneel lack respect for the flag. >> it is about equality and people having the option and the freedom to speak upon things that they feel that's not just. >> reporter: and in addition to football and basketball, today, the president drawing in nascar. >> we ask you that please rise and remove your hats. >> reporter: after the president tweeted, "so proud of nascar and its supporters and fans, they won't put

that's the size of dayton, ohio and glendale, california. >> i lost everything i own except a few trinkets while some people are trying to stay with what remains of their homes, thousands are lining up at emergency shelters. this is the only one in homestead, one of the hardest-hit areas. >> took 25 years to build, two and a half hours to destroy. >> five-month old baby. >> reporter: there's no way to tell how many of these homeless will find homes in the future and how many will require long-term quarcare. for now there are an abundance of shortages and a shortage of one thing -- homestead, florida. ♪ this is abc news "nightline." reporting from washington. ted koppel. >> hurricane andrew's impact sliced into more than concrete, wood and metal. the brunt of its force swept south florida and cruelly twisted innumerable lives. as linda pattillo found, there is a growing desperation. >> reporter: for decades, route one has been the main artery through south miami, a commercial route with everything from convenience stores to upscale malls. now there is little left. >> it's gone. we used to s

nbc's jay gray joins us from glendale, arizona, with more jay? >> reporter: hey, good morning, dom.monday mornings are reserved for talks about scores, standings, stats before kickoff here in arizona between the cowboys and cardinals many discussions will instead be centered on players, protests and the president ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a strong and direct message across the nfl dozens of players standing up by kneeling down or locking arms during the national anthem in a show of solidarity on some teams, coaches and owners joining the silent protest. >> galvanized the league, players, coaches, owners, everybody. it's inadvertently created a new level of unity. >> reporter: some sat quietly during the national anthem, some raised a clenched fist colin kaepernick started it last year saying he was taking a knee to bring attention to racial inequality and police brutality against african-americans. but the movement gained momentum after comments by president trump last week. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a [ blee

it is 25% contained rkt evacuation orders in burbank and glendale have been lifted. >>> firefighters near yosemite is working to protect the trees. firefighters are concerned because the storm are stronger winds is moving in. the fire has burned more than 6,000 acres, it is 23 contained. >>> there are 19 fires burning right now in california which means all hands on deck. several bay area strike crews are not headed the to trinity county to fight this fire, it's destroyed 72 homes and burned 9,000 acres. 14% contained. the strike crews now headed towards that fire. >>> tonight 4700 homes in houston are now under mandatory evacuations. abc reporter elizabeth hur with the latest from houston. >> reporter: new mandatory evacuations in houston. and in thousands of home already flooded power cut off to reduce the risk of electric cushions. >> we just don't know when and how it's going to end. >> reporter: frustrations mounting but officials maintained decision was necessary because water levels in the area are expected to get higher and not recede for weeks. after the controlled release o

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. >> reporter: a sign of solidarity on the gridiron in glendale, jerry jones linking arms and kneelingith his players during the matchup with the arizona cardinals. it followed a whirlwind sunday in which players around the league expressed their stance. >> when somebody disrespects our flag, to say get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now, he's fired. >> reporter: the president saying it was not about race, but even some of his own friends joining the list of critics, including new england patriots quarterback tom brady. >> i certainly disagree with what he said and that thought it was just divisive. >> reporter: but this image of steelers lineman, alejandro villanueva went viral too. he could be seen just outside the tunnel, his hand over his heart. his jersey selling more than any other in the nfl now. but villanueva clarifying his actions, saying he didn't mean to throw his teammates under the bus. >> to have a response for the national anthem and respect everyone's opinions. >> reporter: when asked about the president's comments about nfl players who protest, the white

a small plane crash landed in a neighborhood in glendale. came down near a parking lot before 10 pm. the single engine plane lost power and crashed into the trees on a residential street. the two people on the plane only have minor injuries. it was reportedly on its way to bob hope airport when something went wrong. >>> plans for a right-wing free- speech week at uc berkeley expected to start this sunday. today and coulter told us that she will not be speaking at the event. uc berkeley officials say they have not heard who will be speaking. deborah says the university is preparing the the weight.>> this is unsettled campus.>> reporter: they are ready for renewed attention with a security plan similar to the lockdown for speaker ben shapiro. free-speech week seems to be in freefall. >> it is befuddling we have not heard from a single one of these speakers. if they don't confirm we will be ready.>> reporter:>> liberal ideas are so fragile they must be protected like a faberge egg.>> reporter: and coulter is out. she never got a contract to sig

people were hurt, four of them firefighters at its peak, more than 700 residents in burbank and glendale were ordered out of their homes. the cause of this fire is unknown. >> the san jose department just deployed a crew. it erupted north of fresno. the fire had burned into the sierra national forest. >>> the suspect collided with her black bmw at the mill valley offramp from 101. witnesses say the accident could have been much worse. >> everyone was concerned, they were wondering if we were okay. they said it was horrible they were wondering we were okay. everyone kept saying we were really lucky. >> both cars have significant damage. there are no reports of any serious injuries. witnesses say the suspect was taken into custody at the scene. it's unclear why he led police on a chase 37. >> this labor day, thousands of people who say they're living on the edge of poverty came out to rally for better working conditions. fast food employees, janitors and child care workers were in the crowd. deneen joins us now live from san jose at a popular business where they protested. janine? >> we're

players knelt before the anthem, here's pictures from fox reporters in glendale for the game.irds's eye view as a team including dallas cowboy owners, the cardinals took a knee, there were definitely boos. the second picture is one of the cardinals locking arms once the anthem started. the cowboy also stood and locked arms throughout the duration of the song. white house did not back down two hours before monday football. president trump tweeted tremendous backlash against the nfl and its players for disrespect of our country. #stand for our anthem. today in virginia at a redskins charity golf tournament, skins voiced their opin we caught up with fred at fox 5 for his take. >> going to say it like this, there's enough opinions out there and nobody needs my opinion because no matter what i say, anybody else say, you're going to be 50% right or wrong, i feel like the best way to handle that is not to say anything >> my father was a marina, it has nothing to do with the flag or military, no one would think of it on that level. it's about respect and injustices gone on in our coun

>> glendale catholic. i've already had teachers looking me up. >> as a matter of fact, i have an e-mail from one of your teachers, i think. the weather report was extraordinary presented by steve sosna. i remember steve as a student in my math class, mrs. cunnally. >> she taught me all of the shapes and all of the geometry things that i need to know for weather. >> she says you still have an assignment that's outstanding. >> interesting, when you moved back home, that's what comes out of the woodwork, your teacher, your friends, your family gets to watch you now. >> and i get e-mails from my father. he's always critiquing my wardrobe, teachers checking in on me. it's good to be home. >> we'll try to answer one question at a time. first, let's answer when is the heat out of here and that's in a couple of days. people like the summer heat hanging on, especially if you're down at the shore. that's not coming in here until thursday, the fall, crisp air. we have the second day of 90-degree temperatures here in

matt gutman, glendale, arizona. >> matt, thank you, and that debate will tcontinue on for quite some team. we'll be taking a look at some of the other responses. >>> but we're turning now to a deadly accident caught on camera after a police cruiser slammed no a suv. >> the officer had lights and siren on. but at 80 miles per hour there was nothing the other driver could actually do. here's answer's clayton sandell. >> reporter: antoinette says she never saw it coming. the moment last april this albuquerque police cruiser slammed into her car with her two young children. >> someone yelled we have to get the kids out of the car. >> reporter: her 6-year-old son joel died a day later. >> the chief would ask that people pray for the officer himself and the >> reporter: the krooser had its lights and siren on. there had been a call from a store about a man wielding a machete. at one point, he clocked 80 miles per hour, but also the design of the intersection is blamed, which makes approaching traffic hard to see. but the officer has a history of crashes. the albuquerque police department s

. >>> finally this morning, more protests expected at tonight's cowboys/cardinals game in glendale, arizonaads with the nfl. >> players are defending their right to protest and urging the president to bring people together and not tear them apart. >> what did it represent to you holding onto each other's arms like that? >> just unity, representing that we have our brother's back. >> we want to let them know that we're a unified front. there is no dividing us, you know what i'm saying? we're all son of a [mute]. >> there's a lot of talk of guys staying in the locker room, guys kneeling. we just -- amongst the team, we just want to do the right thing. doing the right thing we felt was locking hands. we're not against the flag, you know, we're not against the flag, just trying to bring some awareness. >> you know, you have freedom, your freedom to do whatever you want, express yourself. we have a platform to express ourselves like he has a platform that he can go on tv and call people s.o.b.s. this is for people to tell the world how they feel or whatever. >> what message do you have for the p

around 500 homes have been evacuated in various parts of the city and neighbouring glendale.uring the us labor day long—weekend. authorities are concerned that winds will whip up the flames and cause it to spread quickly in unpredictable directions. frankfurt is moving 65,000 people from their homes this morning to allow for a controlled explosion of allow for a controlled explosion of a world war ii bomb. the financial capital has been warned it could grind toa capital has been warned it could grind to a halt tomorrow if people don't leave. we have this update. thousands of police officers are trawling the streets of frankfurt, loudspeakers warning people to leave the city centre. they have said if anyone refuses to leave, they would use force. that's because this unexploded bomb contains almost 1.5 tonnes of explosive material so it is very dangerous if it were to go off accidentally. it could flatten an entire city block. it was only discovered because of building work near frankfurt university. police are now clearing the area and in an hour's time, if all goes well, they

around 500 homes have been evacuated in various parts of the city and neighbouring glendale.long—weekend. authorities are concerned that winds will whip up the flames and cause it to spread quickly in unpredictable directions. one of the last survivors of world war two's most famous prison breaks — the great escape — is celebrating his 100th birthday. jack lyon from bexhill was a flight lieutenant in the raf and was involved in the bid for freedom from the camp in 19aa. had i got out, i probably wouldn't be talking to you, because my chances of getting home were virtually nil. i was under no illusions about that! but, had i been recaptured, i had nothing really to persuade the germans not to go ahead with their threats. time to bring you the weather forecast with tomasz schafernaker. a fine start of the day across eastern parts but not everyone will have a fine day on the weather front today. rain and cloud in many western parts of the uk over the morning and the west will keep most of the cloud and the occasional outbreaks of rain through the course of the day. you can see e

around 500 homes have been evacuated in various parts of the city and neighbouring glendale.ling the fire which broke out on friday during the us labor day long weekend. authorities are concerned that winds will whip up the flames and cause it to spread quickly in unpredictable directions. the headlines on bbc news: north korea says it has successfully tested a hydrogen bomb that could be loaded onto a long—range missile. the regime said its test of the bomb — which is many times more powerful than an atomic bomb — was a "perfect success". hospital chiefs warned the nhs in england may suffer its worst winter in history if it does not receive an emergency bail out. they want extra money to reduce waiting times and for hospital beds. the prime minister appealed for unity amongst her pro—eu mps ahead of the debate of the government's brexit repeal bill next week. sport now, and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. wales are hailing a new hero, and he's just 17. after five world cup qualifying draws in a row they really had to beat austria last night to have a realistic ch

residents of more than 700 homes in l.a., burbank, and glendale have been ordered to evacuate. the fire, which erupted friday, has destroyed three homes. officials said today the fire is 10% contained. up the coast, san francisco is dealing with scorching heat, recording back-to-back days of 100-degree temperatures yesterday and friday, for only the third time since the 1870's. overseas, indonesia, the world's most populous muslim nation, urged myanmar today to stop its military crackdown against minority muslims there known as rohingya. myanmar officials say 400 people have been killed in recent clashes between soldiers and rohingya insurgents, who claim myanmar's 1.1 million muslims are persecuted. the government considers the insurgents a terrorist group. the united nations says about 73,000 rohingya refugees have crossed the border into bangladesh in the past 10 days. in saudi arabia, the governor of mecca declared the annual five- day islamic hajj pilgrimage over. an estimated 2.3 million muslims from around the world made it to the holy city this year to pray and perform

hundreds of people have returned to their homes after mandatory evacuations in glendale and burbank in those areas of los angeles. >> feels so good to see those temperatures go down a little bit. >> slow going. a few spots still warm today. but, at least, we were not in the 100s. way too hot. last weekend, this past weekend. so this is a welcome sight. in franz -- san francisco, the fog coming in thick. right now, we are checking in at 69 degrees in downtown. and 60s throughout tonight with fog continuing in the mix. so terms of the cloud coverage, low clouds tomorrow in sf. and throughout the bay to start. 1:00 in the afternoon, sunny skies. notice this, we get cloud cover moving back in and that eventually will lead to a slight spotty shower chance. 89 in antioch, eight knife in san jose. 73 in the mission. but a lot of san francisco will remain in the 60s. up towards santa rosa 83 degrees. slight chance of scattered shower moving in on thursday. 83 on friday and then we warm back up as we head back into sunday and monday. and back to 89 by tuesday. longer look at this and of course

around 500 homes have been evacuated in various parts of the city and neighbouring glendale.h broke out on friday during the us labor day long—weekend. authorities are concerned that winds will whip up the flames and cause it to spread quickly in unpredictable directions. a centre—right think tank is calling for a rapid expansion two year university courses to help of what they call the mounting time bomb of student debt. report calls for stronger legislation to break what it calls a university cartel in england and wales. universities say there is no evidence they are acting together to block change. tens of thousands of residents of frankfurt have left their homes for the day to enable the diffusion of a world war ii bomb. the evacuation is germany's largest since the war, and officials have warned the financial capital could grind to a halt tomorrow if people don't leave. 0ur correspondent damien mcguiness sent this update. police are unsure so far if everyone has, in fact, evacuated the area. so it seems that most residents have left, and that was carried out pretty smoot

the plane went down last night in a residential neighborhood in glendale. en route to burbank airport... when he reported having engine trouble. so he reportedly attempted to put the aircraft down. it crash-landed on treetops lining a roadway. two people were on board at the time. they miraculously walked away from the scene with no injuries. a wildfire is scorching thousands of acres in yosemite... the reason a fire in scenic park is good for its future. the united states is raising the stakes its heated war of words with north korea. the show of force today by the u-s military. ( justine ) an update on a story we brought you last night on kron news. police are still looking tonight for this 13-year-old girl from san jose. makayla rorabaugh has been missing since thursday morning at 6:45. she was last seen walking to hoover middle school. she was wearing black leggings, a gray shirt and black ankle boots. makayla is about five- feet- five and 120-pounds. (jr stone) police are on the hunt for an armed robbery suspectthey say stole from a walgreens store in

people evacuated by the la tuna fire near burbank and glendale are back home. cooler temperatures and a sudden downpour helped extinguish the blaze. that destroyed at least three homes. >>> it's labor day today and hundreds in oakland rallied for union rights. they say there's still more to do for economic justice. amy hollyfield has the story. >> reporter: it's become an annual rally cry. the labor day demonstration in front of mcdonald's at 14th and jackson in oakland, where fast food workers are fighting for $15 an hour and representation. >> i need the $15, but i also need the yunion. with the union, i'll have a way to fight for my rights and the rights of others. >> reporter: california has approved a $15 minimum wage to gradually be in place by the year 2023. union organizers call that a success, but say it's still important to show up each year and be heard. >> $15 in the bay area is nothing. and we're not only asking for $15 here in california, we're goig not going to stop until every state in the union has $15. >> reporter: some workers did show up, so

causing evacuations in burbank and glendale.an a thousand firefighters are battling the place on the ground and in the air with air tankers and water dropping helicopters. so far only three homes have been lost. >> i thought they had it under control, and then my neighbor said is coming. we looked in the ridges on fire. >> you could feel the heat from this and the smoke that i could see was probably about half a mile away. we could feel how intense the flames were. >> the goal is to protect lives and property. our priority is to put our firefighters in a position to protect property. fire is burning up to a rich line and there's no property there will let it burn. >> further north, and the pacific northwest a lack of rain combined with high temperatures set the scene for wildfires in oregon. large plumes of smoke forced the closure of several over the weekend and a hundred 50 hikers were trapped by the fire and stranded overnight. temperatures in the triple digits by places that are cool this time a year. on september 1 the merc

of a folk of the jerry jones joined his cowboy players and front office workers on the field in glendaleed for about 14, 15 seconds and i walked to the side mind and stood for the playing of the national anthem, locked in arms as the cardinals did as well. and now to the game. first-quarter cardinals carson palmer, first and two touchdowns 125 yards. third-quarter cowboys just wills his way towards the end zone. cowboys take the lead in the fourth quarter dallas leading by two touchdowns in ezekiel elliott. cowboys and 28-17. pittsburgh's dealers u.s. army vet nursed three tours in afghanistan told reporters why he's uncomfortable with this photo of him standing outside the tunnel. [inaudible] it wasn't me stepping forward. >> he wanted to not be the only guy there but the anthem started and had nowhere to go. not only became the nfl's salary that 24 hour period after the game. merchandise being sold in sizes for women. great stuff from villa nueva. steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger said sunday's protest led to a sleepless night sunday and he will be on the field for the anthem goi

. >>> check this out, the pilot of a small plane crashed landed in the street in glendale, california. the pilot reported engine troubles a few miles away from burbank airport. the plane went down on a tree-lined street and landed mostly intact. three people were on board. nobody was hurt there were no injuries on the ground. wow. okay. goodness. >>> 7:44 a.m., let's get you caught up on the forecast as you plan your weekend go out and go to the beach. don't get in the water, have fun. >> reporter: it's summer, it's going to feel like july out there. let's get you outside, live on sky6 live hd, beautiful shot looking at the ben franklin bridge. temperatures are cool, some locations in the 50s, we have no humidity out there. it's not too bad as of yet. the numbers will climb over the next 24, 48 hours. 67 degrees in philadelphia. we like this number here. dewpoint 52. that's a good number that means the air is nice and comfortable. if only it was to stay in the 50s, as we get into tomorrow and monday, the number skyrockets especially monday afternoon we're back in the mid to upper 60s

and at glendale, arizona, the arizona cardinals are taking on jerry jones and the dallas cowboys. jerry jones, of course, famous for saying, he likes his players to respect the flag, not a fan of collin kaepernick last week. say to f the end, a week ago , is not the place to do anything than under the flag. they'll be tested tonight. does of course has read the riot act that his players all toe the line here. the line seems to be coming to matter what the president says whether he says that you are not, despite what other owners locking arms, i shall not. if you do this, what happens? fox business network, on the growing pressure to tow the liner bucket? >> the demographic of the average football fan is against it. if you look at the demographic, this whole controversy started with donald trump attacking in a crude way, i would say, the protests, taking the knee during -- but if you look at the demographic of the average football fan, and income of $100,000 a year or less. race is a part of this. we have to admit, most football fans, 67-70% of them are white. many are in the milit

road closures in glendale and governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency in los angeles countypurchase of airplane parts maker rockwell collins by united technologies has been approved by the board of both companies. $23 billion deal with the biggest aerospace purchasing history with technology that will pay $140 per share. rockwell collins, the stock of more than 40% so far this year's shares are trading higher in the premarket as you can see more than 1%. united technologies stock down about 2% in the premarket. two big stocks to watch today on this tuesday. finally, the new york daily news has been sold by owner publisher mark zuckerman. he's owned it since 1993. the publisher and the "chicago tribune" with all debt and pension liabilities for the tabloid magazine. circulating the paper. no cash will change hands in that deal. that is what's happening right now. congress on their way back and they've got a lot to do. they've got to keep the government open. they've got to raise the debt ceiling, that can ceiling, but can they get all of this done? gop strategists and conserv

people evacuated by the la tuna fire near burbank and glendale are back home. cooler temperatures and a sudden downpour helped extinguish the blaze. that destroyed at least three homes. >>> it's labor day today and hundreds in oakland rallied for union rights. they say there's still more to do for economic justice. amy hollyfield has the story. >> reporter: it's become an annual rally cry. the labor day demonstration in front of mcdonald's at 14th and jackson in oakland, where fast food workers are fighting for $15 an hour and representation. >> i need the $15, but i also need the yunion. with the union, i'll have a way to fight for my rights and the rights of others. >> reporter: california has approved a $15 minimum wage to gradually be in place by the year 2023. union organizers call that a success, but say it's still important to show up each year and be heard. >> $15 in the bay area is nothing. and we're not only asking for $15 here in california, we're goig not going to stop until every state in the union has $15. >> reporter: some workers did show up, so

three homes have been destroyed and hundreds of residents in glendale burbank were ordered to evacuatemany were told to pass their belongings and be ready to leave. more than a thousand firefighters are fighting from the ground in the air. and now fema is stepping in. >> you give us the funding reimbursement, significant reimbursement we work with the departments and all of the agencies. >> even the northwest is not immune to the extreme heat. the usually lush state of oregon is in -- half the size of rhode island is burning there. minicamp grounds are close for the holiday weekend. one of the bigger fires has stranded over a hundred hikers are being rescued there. >> it were facing as deep rugged train. it's not good for firefighting. >> temperatures are expected to cool but in the night meantime a number of records have been broken. on september 1 san francisco hit 106. that's an all-time high considering the average is only 70 degrees. back to. >> molly: this is one story worth watching. meanwhile, powerful storm is turning far out in the atlantic days after hurricane harvey devasta

here's pictures from fox reporters in glendale for tonight's game, the cowboys taking a knee as a team including dallas cowboys owner jerry jones, there were definitely lots of boos when that happen. the cardinals took a knee. the second picture of the cardinals locking arms once the anthem started the cowboys stood and locked arms through the duration. the white house did not back down, two hours before monday night football, president trump tweeted quote, tremendous backlash against the nfl and its players for disrespect of our country. #stand for our anthem. today in virginia, at a redskins charity golf tournament some protests, we caught up with fred a former redskins player at fox 5 for his take. >> i think the solution here is equality. equal rights, that's what most of the minorities are looking for. equal rights. a lot of talk about police brutality. that's come up often. and if we can really come together like i said before, and find the solution with trump's help and the help of the nfl and everyone who supports the cause, we can make the place a better environment. >> this i

forcing the evacuation of at least 700 homes in burbank, glendale and >> i encourage all homeowners tolear your brush. give us a chance to save your house. if it is not cleared, the fire is going to burn the fuel all the way up to the house. >> reporter: this man captured on camera atop his roof, trying to put the fire out himself. wildlife fleeing, residents racing to get their own animals to safety. >> all of the memorabilia i needed to get out is in the car. >> reporter: firefighters and helicopters dumping thousands of gallons of water to try and slow down the blaze. the fire now 10% contained, and luckily no one has been hurt. but officials are working with reduced numbers, 100 l.a. fighters unavailable, dispatched to texas to assist with hurricane harvey. this morning, the call is out for additional firefighters from around the state to lend a hand. jim avila, abc news, los angeles. >>> and a fast moving brushfire has burned at least 3300 acres in riverside county. this morning the l.a. times reports fireworks may have started those flames. cal fire tweeted these photos of the pa